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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15


KENT, KENDALL d ATWATER,
IMPORTERS ASD Wholesale DEALERS IN
FOREIGN s. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
40. II, Nam Street, Rtetmond, "a
DY the arrival ofthe packer ships Oxford. Viz
ID ginia, Ho,tinguer and John r. Skiddy, al
New York, from Liverpool, and the Emerald, from
Havre, We are receiving our Spring importation
OF BRITISH AND FRENCH DRY GOODS
and, by The Brig Henrico, iiom Boston, Schr.
Tuscarura, and other recent arrivals from New
York, we are in receipt Of large stock Of AME-
RICAN GOODS; amounting in all 10 about 500
Packages.
Having, during The past winter, disposed OF our
stock then on hand, we shall be able 10 offer our
customers an assortment Of entirely fresh DRY
GOODS, surprising, in style, variety aud extent,
any before exhibited.
Possessing every facility for purchasing upon
The hes, terms, either in our own or the various
foreign markets, and desiring 10 build Up The trade
OF Richmond, by making il Inc interest Of coun-
Try merchants 10 purchase their supplies here, We
shall offer them great inducements.
We have now on hand, and will he regularly
supplied wh complete assortment OF Virginia
Cotton Goods, such as, Al heavy Baersea
Sheelngs, Al Virginia Stout and Errick Sheet
ings ard Shirings, together with nearly every
other STYLE manufactured which VIC pledge our
selves 10 sell below the prices obtained for the
same goods in any Of the Northern markets.
Having partner residing in New York, We
shall be constantly supplied with every variety Of
new goods appearing in that marker. rendering
our assortment al all times large and complete
an examination Of which is respectfully solicited
nv purchasers visiting orr city.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
March -
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Richmond, March 9th, ls45.

r The subscriber will conlinne he Grocery
and Commission business al The Old Stand Of c.
g. D., where he will keep constantly on hand a
full supply Of Groceries, &c, which he will sell
on very accommodating terms, for cash, or 10
punctual customers; and attend 10 The sales of
wheat, corn, tobacco &c.-or any other articles
that may be entrusted 10 his care.
VIM. G. cambridge.
ln,r
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New Spring and Summer Goods.

NcW spring anu Summer CIOOUS.
REERS e. POINDEXTER, MERCHANT TAI
II LoRs, are now receiving rerb Choice and
extensive assortment OF the most fashionable
GOODS in their line, TO which they most re-
'p-ctiuly invite the attention OF their customers
and The public generally. Most of them have
teen selected in Europe with particular regard
% our sales) within the last two months, and land
CO at New York but ten days ago.
Anr ii-anEt
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VI CUcdp anu HdH1ocHi- Sp'''.
n. BURLINGTON,
Anril No. IS, West Main ST.
April

~ PARASOLS. PARASOLs! PARA.
-SrxcSOLS!-By The case, dozen or single one,
~ Tie Ctcapa in ttis CHu.
Conniry Merchants and others will find il
much 10 their advantage by calling al our store,
70 examine our large and splendid assortment Of
FanD and S,ap's Dry Goo5S; also .MRinerv
Goods, Of every descrip!on-all which We will
sell cheaper than any oher house in this city.
New Goods received twice week, by
JACOB & BRO Their,
li9, Main street, next door 10 Messrs A. Du-
vi e Co. April lit
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Urine JOURNAL.
ar p,CHMOND, APRIL
-, Anil e-Sailed, schr. Thorn,

s,nyosp, April a-Sailed, schr. Thorn,
II i, April April lo-Arrived, schrs; Virginia
ss7'S - TIA arragansets Baker, from Rich
a.: wax. April ls-Cleared, sehr. jonathan sI
! NV lG %. I evils, for Richmond, and schr.
s,ssn, Cois A. Anil l4-Arived, steamer Co
-flMeks; rom Richmond. Cleared, schr.
-a5as, Par.,s, mr. Norfolk and Richmond; Ma
N,,r ha1o .s for Hampton, and Oakland, Dunn,
!; Yols'o"'' I.rwes, Delaware, April9.
o.o,chbnrn. from New Haven, for
The NAN ,Il,pei her cables, and went ashore IN.
Virginia, sAf', ,rs n Is inches water at low tide;
= u Inlary sustained not nown7 will pro
,'s iaa 81 :, ii win but l!s damage Wind y
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L. The cheapest Boots and Shoes ever6A.A
offered for cash, are now selling at the
ssn Of the Big Black Boot, No. 40, Main street,
below The Bell Tavern, opposite side invite
al to come and try. keep on hand ladies' thick
soed Walking Shoes, very fine; ladies Slippers;
senemen's fine Boots and Shoes, good article,
anu very cheap; servants Shoes in large quantity
~ !he dozen or pair, and very cheap-irom 62a
sens 10 81. As am determined to sell for the
,nmo!e six-pence In preference TO the slow shil-
lug, II will be my rule to make quick sales and
,nsnt profits, at The same Big Black Boot. Don't
:r.set Inc number, 40, Main Street, below the Bell
Tavern, opposite side
april Is JOHN FITZGERALD.
,HOiCE CHEWING ToBAcCO.-Ih have
~ ~ Iust received a supply Of fine old and very
,;I Chewing Tobacco-being very mild and
'''a' ana OF excellent flavor.
49,. E. STEPHENSON,
Npn9 No. 30. Main street.
SATIN AND BoMBAZINE STOCKS. Of
St al qualities and widths, with or without bows,
d. An general assortment Of Scarfs, Opera Ties,
- &C, at reduced prices, at
A,,,, 9. MERCHANTS,
-" 100 Main street.
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p,p.e SAX al Valuable Ral Estate, and Qua
lanes Rirer Sloet.
ny virtue Of a decree OF the Superior Court OF
h Charcery for the Richmond Circuit, pro-
1,p,e4 on the 3lst day Of March last, in case
.,,,sin depending between Litleberry Caring
II ari others, plaintiffs and Samuel W. Caring
\, and o.hers defendants, the undersigned, the
commissioners appointed By said decree, will
il " public auction, 10 the highest bidder, on
- ION iay Of May next, at o'clock, P. NJ,
-, va!uable LOT near the residences of Mrs.
" khan and Judge Nicholas, upon which Mrs.
I'll Darlington formerly resided upon the fol-
~a;rg TERMS, viz one-fourth of the purchase
nynrv i be paid in cash, and the residne in equal
,aymen,s a,:he expiration otG, Il and Is months;
Ne purchaser giving bonds, with good security
i: he deferred payments, and The tile 10 be re.
,nel until The purchase money is paid.
Tile "a, will be laid off into suitable building lots
i mo- les lhan forty feet front.
Imme lately after the sale of the LOT, we will,
II direction Of the same decree. sell 10 the highest
bidder. for cash, four shares Of stock OF the old
Jlnes R,rer Company, paving dividend OF $50
Der share forever, for which the Safe of Virginia
!, bound by the contract with the stockholders and
he present James River Company.
JAMES LYONS,
LITTLEBERRY CARRINGTON,
April l5-dtds Commissioners.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, April IL, 1915.
ARRIVED

AKKIVED.
Boat Tennessee, D. Crumpacker with 80, tons
son. L. D. Crenshaw & Co., B. Peyon and Geo
r. Booker
CLEARED,
Boat Farmer, Ned Goodwin, with 81, tots
mdze., for New Market and Lynchburs.
Boat Nanny Perkins, George Cabeli, with 2it
tons mdze., for Warren, Howarisville and New
Market.
Boat Oclavia, J. H. Anderson, with 81, tons
mdze., for Scottsville and Lynchburg.
Boat George Washington, B. Migginsun, emp
", for Lynchburg.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE Coparnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm of Garrett & cambridge is this dav
dissolved BY mutual consent. All persons in
deh,ed 10 The late concern are requested 10 make
speedy payment as ii is very desirable iha, the
business should be closed as soon as possible.
ALEXANDER GARRETT,
WILLIAM G.. cambridge.
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HARVARD UNIVERSITY

t1ah AM " NV
THE Second Term Of the Law SCHOOL
L in This University for the present Academi-
cal year. will open on February %, 1915.
The design oilhis Institution is 10 afford COM
pls,e course Of legal education for gentlemen in
lending 10 practice in any Of the United States;
aat systematic course Of studies in commercial
jurisprudence for merchants and men of business.
No rub c instruction is given in The local or Pc
clliar jurisprudence Of any particular State; but
Inc Library, consisting Of nearly 5000 volumes,
furnishes ample means for the study Of local law
and practice, and the students are privately as
sisted in these studies BY the Professors, as occa-
sion NAV require. The active labors of instruc-
ion are shared equally between MIR. Justice Sio-
r. and Professor Greenleaf. who has the imme-
date superintendence ofihe Law School.
No particular course Of previous study is re-
lusi;e for admission, but every student is re-
CURED - produce testimonials Of his good moral
character; and TO give bond Of 200 dollars TO
he Steward, with surety resident in MasSachu-
'=':s, conditioned for the payment of all College
cues; or, instead of a bond, he may deposit $50
dollars with the Steward, at the commencement
Of each term, 10 be retained BY him ill the end
o. ne term, and then to be accounted for. No
student is ma,ricuacd, until such testimonials
are produced and security given, The tuition
- 1tS " UOIidfS tcIHl, dHu uOIldIS IOI nan
o. any lesser fraction OF term; which entities
ae snden 10 the use Of the College and Law
Libraries and Tex, Books and free admission
10 all the public Lectures in the University. In
sEucticn may be had in any Foreign Language
iangA, in the University, for the additional fee of
~ iolars year for each language studied. The
Necessary expenses OF student who resides all
ne year in Cambridge will not exceed the fol-
lowing: Tuition 100 dollars; rent and care of
room, with use of furniture, averaging about IS
dollars; board, from 81 10 1872 dollars; fuel from
10 10 80 dollars; washing, from ID to 80 dollars.
Total, 2c9 10 l20 dollars, exclusive Of clothes
ana what is termed pocket money.
In regard to the amount Of pocket money,
neither expediency nor The usages OF society re-
qaire that it should be large.
Students who have pursued their studies in this
School for three terms, and Attorneys at Law
who, after having been admitted 10 the bar in
States where previous Course Of study for at
least one year is required, have pursued their
studies in this School for two terms. are entitled
upon the certificate and recommendation of the
Law Faculty, and after passing a satisfactory
examination, TO the degree eff Bachelor oil Law
IAppicatons for admission are 10 be made
70 Professor GREENLEAF, at Cambridge.
April l5-l0d
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Exchange Hotel, Richmond.

This establishment is heins thoroughly Te-
i paired and painted. Board per day 81 -;
per week SO The proprietor takes this oppor-
unity to return his thanks 10 his customers for
their liberal support, and will enieavor 10 merit
their future appreciation.
FREDERICK BOYDEN
March OS .-clin
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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

TINE Summer course Of private instruction
i will commence on Monday, April The 7lt,
and continue until the end Of August. The plan
which will be pursued during the course is in
tended TO prepare the Student in The elementary
branches Of his profession, and thereby ENABLE
him TO derive the fullest advantage from The
Winter course of Lectures, and will embrace
lectures and examinations upon General PhYsi-
ologY Pathology and Therapeutics, constituting,
as they do, the entire suhstructure of Medical
Science. The Student will also have the benefit
OF clinical instruction at the Aims House and
College Hospital, embracing large share ofSur-
gical cases and operations. Fee $50.
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. D.
Richmond March Is. lSI5-cl0W
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Notice TO Country Merchants

4 y D F VI f K 5
- The subscribers are now receiving
P ~ their SPRING SUPPLY Of Foreign
g. and Domestic HARDWARE, CUT
"a . ~ LERY, &c. 10 which ;hey respectful
oNI " invite the attention of Country
W. Merchants, Farmers, and others visit
ing tie city. Their stock is large and well Sc
lecled and they pledg. themselves 10 sell al prices
which will give satisfaction.
Call at Ill, Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, sign OF
the "Hanl-Saw."
March 81 IA. GARRISON & co.
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To he Heirs and Creditors of The Estate Of FTe-
derrick Rickles, deceased.
THIS is to notify the heirs and creditors inter-
i ested in the estate of Frederick Rickles, late
of Oglethorpe county, State OF Georgia, 10 come
forward and prove their claims as legatees OF
said estate, as am now readyto make payment
to such as will establish their claims TO said estate
in terms ofthe law. WIN. LANDRUM,
Administrator, Athens, Georgia.
Feb, 25-9am4m
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
SPRING SUPPLY.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


g I. BARCLAY is now receiving his Spring
~. supply Of The following Goods; having
purchased the principal part for CASH, enables
him to sell al much lower prices than formerly,
which 5. t. B. is determined 10 do.
BLANK BOOKS-A full assortment OF all
sizes, made TO order of The best materials such as
Ledgers, Day Books Invoice, Cash and Sales
Books, Journals, Check Books, Bill Books, Re-
ceip and Sherfs' Books and Memorandum
Books OF all kinds, from 81 cents each up.
WRITING PAPER-l5O reams FooIscap
and Letter Paper, ruled and plain, at the very low
price OF 81 % per ream.
BONNET BOARDS-Blue and white. ver,.
thick and superior, very cheap
SCHOOL BOOKS Of every kind published
a complete Observation-Disclosures Spoilers, Arith.
melics, Biographies. Histories best works
on Mathematics, Geometry. Algebra, Surveying,
Philosophy, Chemistry and Botany
Quiils, Ink, Steel Pens, Waters, Sealing Wax,
lnkslands, Letter Stamps, and in fact every art-
Gle usually found i'll a Bookstore, and sold as
cheapas any other establishment
WALL PAPER, Tor Paper Hansings.-A
large supply Of various new patterns. and at IN
usual ly low prices; Powered Bordering Paper,
very handsome.
Many o,her articles, too numerous TO mention,
which the public generally, and country mer-
chants particularly, are invited 10 call and exa
mine. S. T. BARCLAY
March ~ No. It, West Main Street.
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CO-PARTNERSHlP NOTICE.
TINE undersigned have formed a co-partner-
i ship for the transaction OF Wholesale and
Retail Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS Bust
ness, under the firm and style of
GAY, MATHEWS g. CO.,
And will keep constantly on hand, al The store
next above William Mitchell, Jr., a choice Sc
lection. Theirpurchases are now being made in
The principal markets of the country, mostly tor
cash, and will be ready for exhibition and sale by
the lst of April next, at which time more gene
raj advertisement will appear.
CHARLES S. GAY,
THOMAS MATHEWS,
HENRY ERSKINE.
No. 40, Main Street.
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nANIEL p. LONDON offers for sale 500
- pieces silk Hdkfs. OF all kinds and seven
cases Of cotton Hdkls., as well as large assort-
ment OF ginghams Hdkfs. 10 cases Spool Cot
ton. April 10
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NEW STOCK OFFSPRING DRY GOODS,
Ar WHnLEsALE.

A NEW STOCK OF SPRING DRY GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE.
1TENRY JAMES, " Nan'der l67 Main
II Street, Richmond, Va, is now reeeyIng M
opening his Spring supply Of Fl'kElGN AND
DON Domestic 5ae b 1sa So and usoa
evsiy 1' ss,ablisbmens, and particularly ada pied
~ The Virginia and North Carolina trade. Hav-
iOr purchased them chiefly for cash, he is conse
oneny enabled 10 offer great induce men,s 10 those
fishing hi. market tor their supplies; assuring
them thai they will find goods in the same quaint.
lies, aslow with him, as in this or any other mar
lie, HENRY JAMES,
Nearly opposite The Exchange Bank.
March 9l-sew
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NEW GOODS.

nY The latest arrival We have received, and
Is open this morning large addition 70 on our
supply Of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS,
and have now in store complete assortment
Our stock embraces
Black G ;ny;sb ans st rnI and blue Cloths
French. plain and fancy Cashmere
Doeskin and other kinds DO.
Alpaca, Drep dE!s and Cro'0n co aa
Linen and other kinds 40.
Gro d Turk, Gambroons,, DC; ,,u
French Linen beached and brown Linen
Drills ,c.,..
Ginshams, Hollands and silesias
Prints in erea, variety, very handsome
Na nike bleached and brown Domestics
SILK and Cotton Hdkfs., DC, &c
With variety of The newest goods OF .he SEA
con which we will sell on reasonable terms.
So"' RICHARDSON e. CO.,
March 3l-c9it oS Main Slreel.
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John F. WORDS oFFICE.-MoRE PalzEs

TOHN F. WORDS OFFICE.-MoRE Prizes
j SOLD
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass Is:
l. 80 81 81 6 GO 3 "A 50 IS 81 81.
Whole Ticket Nos. II 81 81, prize OF 200
collars in The above, sold by WORD.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass O.
81 63 l6 5 AZ 40 Is 81 So 7 60 Is.
Some good prizes sold If this Lottery
Drawing of the Virginia Monongalia Lottery,
Class No. Is:
GO "a 10 ia "A SO 3 20 l6 IL GO 6 II.
Ticket, Nos. IS -, capital prize IN the
above, sold BY WohD.
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery, Glass No. 80 .
53l- III IL "a 81 ~ 63 81 D 90.
Ticket, Nos. il AZ 65, worth 400 dollars, in
he above, sold By WOkD.
Apri ID
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather, &c, &c.,

AT WHOLESALE, VERY CHEAP!
DAVlD BURLINGTON begs 10 call The
~ attention Of Country Merchants from Vir-
GINA and North Carolina particularly those
buying for C4sh, 10 his assortment, Of goods,
which is very complete embracing almost every
article in the trade.
Having bought his goods PERHAPS as cheap
as others, he is determined 10 sell them for cash
or good paper at very low prices. An examna-
ton Of his stock is requested from all in want
of cheap ana handsome goods.
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TO FARMERS.
AM now prepared 10 make Husseys Patent
i Reaper; those in want can be supplied by
leaving their orders at my old stand, first cross
street above the Banks. THOS. SPENCER.
Aprii l2-c3t
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LAWNS, MUSLINS, BALZARINES. &c.
f, BEAUTIFUL assortment OF Lawns, Color
4 Ell Muslins, Balzarines, Ginghams, and
Cl'icoes
ALSO,
Sin. AMI Gauze Neck Ties
Rarege Shawls and Scarfs
Black Lace Gloves and Mitts
Back and Colored Kid Gloves
Together with a general assortment of new and
is,ratle goods, which will he sold cheap for cash,
a. F. X. GILBERT'S
April l5 New Dry Goods Store, ia Main 81
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o ., NJ 100 for Backgammon Boxes,
GALL ., ~ JAMES EVANS.
.nril ID
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Richmond, March !, Is45-cw2m

WATSON g. DIBRELL.
COMMISSION and FORWARDING MER-
~ CHANTS, opposite the Basin Sheds, Rich
mond, will advance literally on TOBACCO,
WHEAT and FLOUR, consigned 10 their care.
March 2l-cSw
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FASHIONABLE
Spring Millinery.

MFRS. c. PHILIP would announce to her
IHl customers and the public generally, the re-
ceipt aud opening Of Spring Fashions for WE'D;
NESDAY next, 10th inst, 10 which she would
most respectfully call their attention.
April lid
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,r,nnS, CASTORSi

rASTORS. GAS I No..
CA' .,nd fine assortment Of plated
IA elania Casters some OF NJ en ,no W New
syles al very y" f''> JAMES EVANS.
Main s'reFl.
Anil Is
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TTARPER'S Pictorial Bible, No. %, receiv.
IL ed by DRlNKER & MORRIS.
April u
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HUBBARD GARDNER & CARLTON
TTAVE received their usual LARGE SIMPLY q
Il SPRING GOODS, and nov "!'.r one Ok
the best assortments OF Booi,, Shoes, Learner
Hats, Paper, Shoe-Thread, Cotton and Wool
Cards, &c, they have ever had for he season, al
unusual low prices, and invite their customers,
and buyers generally, 10 give them ca'i etlaie
purchasing. April S--eott
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Fine and Common Dress and Frock Merino Goats

i
Dc. do. D'Ofsay Tweed Goats
Do. Ia. do. ALPACA do.
Do do. lwilei Summer Cloh Goats
Do 60. Union Drill do.
Do do bingham 10.
Do do. Co,tonade DO.
ALSO,
Dark and fancy Cashmere Pants
Light colored striped Tweed 90.
Dark do. do. do. Go.
Black Merino 90.
ALPACA do.
Twilled Summer Cloth do.
Linen Drill 90.
All descriptions Of Gambroon do.
Couonadc do.
Also, very large stock Of Vests, Shirts, Bo-
SONS, Collars, Cravats Scarls. Opera Ties, and
numerous other articles, to- tedious 10 mention.
All goods warranted 10 fl, and 10 be well made,
By S. MERCHANT, 100 Main street
April
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DANIEL Fl. LONDON offers =! ale Eds-
~ inss OF all kinds
Three cases Of Lawns for Ladies dresses, 3,
very reduced prices, Al *de, AMI OF lovely pat
terms. Also, three cases 2! fresh American and
English Camb!ics, Q! e:ery style and quality.
A rri 10
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,,I,GEpS OFFlCE-Draw,ns OF Inc
patomokc River Lottery Nc. - .
" F 70 3 6 Is IS I'll IS a 50 s. -. .,,d
Ticae, Nos. = % - T. R BIGGER.
sai paid BY c-.o, Consolidated Lottery,
-. 3, !. "a >, ;, IS Sc 81 3 40 10 IS 60.
= y Splendid Scheme.
IS 600 IS of l,O0o-75 Nos, 10 ballots, !,
VIM ola rery fine Lottery IS received od ~
:, p pias.Gay's Mail. Capitals S25 600 a0oo
", ma I4oo. $50, 25 Of 1000, 500. oU OF
s,a ,,o n 200 &c rs Nos l3 ballots. Tickets
ssIr sS-a splendid scheme TO buy package IN.
7.s =. on package OF IS quarter tickets is
~. ~ SO For sale hv the package or single
.Dt IS t. RUSSELL BIGGER,
inrii Is OPPosNe me EdS'e lu'ns.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE are now receiving aud opening larg
w and general assortment Of SPRING an,
SUMMER DRY GOODS, 10 which We re
specially invite the attention of Country Mer
chants and The Trad. generally, promising then
goods upon The most accommodating terms. il
our stock will be found
Cloths, Cassmeres and Veslngs
Irish Linens Lawns and Sheeings
Linen Drills, bleached and brown
Gambroons, Of every style
Cainbrics. Jaconels ard Swiss Muslins
Prints. oi every style aud quality
Tcbnes, b!eached and brown Domesics
Paddinss and Sail Ducks
Apron ard furniture Checks
Hosiery Of every kind
BIeached and brown Hollands
Earslon and other Ginghams
Silesia and coIored Cambrics
Bonbazines and Alpacas
Black and blue black Silks
Umbrellas and Parasols
Stocks. Collars and Bosoms
Threads, &c, &c.
LONDON, WILLINGEAM & DREWRY
March li-dSc
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SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
lie rh0 can b"y chcap can sal chap

5. MEKCIIANT'S Cheap Clothing Store.
9 MERCHANT acknowledges with graft
~. iude the large and extensive patronage he
has received from The inhabitants Of Richmond,
and lis vicinity, and hopes, by adhering 10 his
system Diminishing first rate article, 10 meri,
continuance OF their tavors.
~ B. Having received a large portion Of his
Spring and Summer CIohing he is now prepared
TO wait upon his customers with the following ar
ticles, 10 wit:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

nANIEL II. LONDON oIers for sale al
~ kinds Of Brown Donesrics at factory phi
ces, aud large and general assortment OF Bleach
ed Shirinss, and 1914 Sheetings.
April 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

DANIEL II. LONDON offers for sic one
- thousand gross bone suspenicr Bu!io1s. an
a large stock of satin and lasting ccat and ycss
Buttons. Pearl, silk and thread shirt Buaca:.
April 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15

MO- EXCHANGE PLACE. RICH.
IN MOND, Vugjna.
Drawing of The Alexandra Lottery, class No. Is,
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