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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
By TIE LEGATEES.
NOTICE.

IN pursuance OF decree Of The Circuit Superior Conrt
OF Law and Chancey for the county OF Charles Ciy,
pronounced Both dry of May e45, in suit there
in dope ndinr between The President, Directors and
Company of the Bank Of Virginia. Plaintiffs, and Mary
w. Harrison widow and executrx Of Benjamin Harm.
son. deceased aud oilers, defendants, the undersigned
Commissioners appointed ny the said decree, will sell
by public auction on the 18th duy of October next,
fair, if not, the next fair day. on the premises TO Inc
highest bidder for cash onefnurth OF the proceeds
SALE and residue of The proceeds OF SALE on
a credit of and two years from The day OF sale IN
two equal insalments, that very large and valuable
Real Estate called BERkELY, lying on James river, III
the county Of Charles City, The purchasers VIII he re-
CURED TO give bonds, with more suretes, 10 be
approved by the Commissioners or Commissioner ac'-
ing In making the sale, for the credit instruments
Of the proceeds thereof and the title OF the ahd SOLD
will be retained as additional security for the payment
Of ; 20 said bonds. This tract Of land, believed 10
nearly six thousand acres viii be sold lsuhect
10 the dover Of Mrs. Mary w. Harrison, which has
been laid Oft and assigned to her heren In such tracts
or lots will accommodate purchasers There VIII also
he sold by the the same day, and al Inc
place, under the same decree several slaves, or
cash. ROBERT SIANAkD
RICHARD ANDERSON,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19
Aug. 2-ctd
lam And NEGROES FOR SALE.

LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
WILL be sold, to the highest bidder, on The prem
w ses, on WEDNESDAY, 18th October next, under
the will of The late William II. Wood very desirable
Tract of Land lying in the lower end OF Lunenburg
county Va containing from To 700 acres, adjoining
the lands Of C L. Rogers, William White, Mt. Mcfar
land Old Tract and others, near the waters Of The Not
toway river.
consider thi, one amongst the best tracts In the
" the size; reasonable proportion OF creek low
grounds, which is well dched, and now in excellent
order for crops corn wheat and obaco the upland Ia
well set in clover and in high state al improvement
and very susceptible comfortable dwelling, and all
other out houses, ice house, &c, &C.
The Land will be sold on one, TWO, three and four
years credit; bonds with good securities, and deed of
trust the land to secure the payments.
Also, the Crop and stock and two FIRST rate Mules as
good as any In the State, and two horse Wagon, &C.
Tire terms of the Negroes will be made known on the
day Of sale think II more than probable they will be
sold on credit. r. X. BEASLEY. Executor
Aug o9-ctds of WIN. n. Wood. decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

WILLIAM RONALD COOKE. and
RICHARD IVANHOE COOKE,
A TT O " II Us A T. Law,
HAVING associated themselves In the practice of
their profession will attend regularly the Superior
aud County Courts OF Powhatln, Cumberland, Buck.
inghaH Goochland and Fluvanna. Address
WILLIAM RONALD COOKE,
Jefferson, Powhatan.
RICHARD IYANHOE COOKE,
Sent l6-clm Columbia Finvanna
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-19

A, a meeting of the committee appointed by
the Executive Committee OF The Henrco Agr
cultural and Horticultural Society ,oprocure sPe-
cimens OF the mechanic arts, on motion,
Ifes0ircd That a Silver Medal De awarded Tor
the best specimen o. the following articles:
|, For the best specimen Of bedsteads.
:. For the best specimen OF wardrobes.
2 For the best specimen Cf fur or silk hats
t. For The best specimen OF CRATES, with tenders,
s. For the best specimen of saddles and brides,
harness. &c.
c. For the best specimen Of dress coats.
:. For The best specimen OF fowling pieces.
g. For The best specimen of coaches.
9. For the best specimen OF buggies.
TO- For the hes, specimen Of sulkeys.
III. For the best specimen Of boots Tor gentlemen.
r. For the best specimen Of shoes for ladies'
Is. For the best specimen of granite fronts.
"a. For The best specimen of pannel doors.
Is. For the best specimen OF frames ana sasbeS'
lG For the best specimen Of lin ware.
IT, For the best specimen OF iron castings
ls For The best specimen Of stock bricks.
10 For the hes, specimen OF marble mahtes
20 For the best specimen Of pottery.
u For The best specimen Of blank books.
- For The best specimen Of imitation painting OF
marble and wood.
% For The best specimen OF blacksmith work,
hinges for shutters, gates and DOORS
d For The best specimen OF wooden ware.
25. For the hest specimen Of locks Tor dwellings,
stores, &c.
26. For The hes, specimen olcot,on manufactures.
p. For The bes, specimen Of woollen maLulae
lures.
%. For the bes, specimen OF ,ervice silver plate.
90. For the best specimen Of piano tories.
30. For The bes. specimen Of cut nails.
81. Fo. The LEST specimen Of silver plated ware.
On moion.
Rssolree, Tha, Il be recommended TO the Exc
cutie COMMITTEE, 10 appoint committee 20 act
as judges on each separate branch Of manuiac-
lures for which premium. are offered.
JAMES BOSHER,
Chm Committee.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27

" rs Ia TE. EQP s .LE.Will
belonging the Estate of Dr. Morris Lancaster, decd,
consisting LOTS, substantially enclosed and i'm
proved BY large BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, con-
sructc Of the best materials and finished in part
in the and mos! approved style well of good
the kitchens large Cstern for rain water
the door together with budincs-al in the best
der. Aisoeho t.irtv Eriit Tres, consisting cf p
pie Pear, Peach and Cherry of the choicest selection
The is elevated and commanding fine
prospect of portion of the surrounding country; Of
the desirable locations residence in the of
Richmond. For nformation enquire of
WILLIAM X. FOULkE, Administrator.
Richmond. 4.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27
DR.. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED
IIwiS.Et EEIste

For Cure Of Hepatifes Complaint Dyspepsia
and SICK Head-A
SYMPTOMS DISEASED LIyER-Pain in the right SIDE
under the side under the edge OF the ribs,
ed sometimes the in the left side; tho
rarely able lie the left side; sometimes
the is felt under the shoulder blade, it frequently
the top of the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for Il rheumatism the right The stomach
is affected with loss of appetite and sick the bowels
in general, cosve sometimes alternating with lax
the head troubled with pain accompanied with dull
heavy in the back part There is generally
cosde rable loss of memory accompanied with pain
have been done. slight dry cough sometimes an
ndant The patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bity he is easily startled hrs feet cold burning,
and he complains OF prckly sensation of the skim his
spirits low; and although he is satisfied that
would be beneficial to him. yet he scarcely summon
up forttude enough it, In fact he every
remedy. Several of the above symptoms attend the
but have occurred where few of them
examination of the body after death has shown the
liver to have bee extensively deranged.
CERTIFICATES This is certify, that having bee N
associated with DR. NJ Lane in the practice medicine
nearly and half years. have had many oppor-
tuntes of witnessing the good effects of his Liver Pills
and believe they have cured and relieved much larger
proportion of the diseases of the liver, than have
cured and relieved by any other of treatment.
{ Dec. = 1896 OLIVER MORGAN.
This certify, that niece of was very i'll with
the Liver Complaint. She obtained one box M'Lanes
the She taking the second box, and
has nearly recovered and believe the Pills that
relieved her. she took other medicine. / would
therefore ruy recommen nd them those labonng
. under that disease. JOSEPH BOYD
Jeffreystown, - miles from Pittsburgh.
Prepared for the Proprietor by JONATHAN KIDD & Co
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No go,
Corner of 18th and Wood SITS Pittsburgh.
n BIN order that the be mistake, be
ular TO ask for "Dr. VI Lanes Pills.
For sale at the REEDS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27

MARRlED,-On the 2lst instant, by Rev. Mr.. Rarer,
Mr. JAMES II. CoTroN of Winchester. Ia, Miss EnrH
JANE, eldest daughter of Mr. W Ilian Mitchell of New
Paris, Ohio.
We thanks Paris friends for the libe-
raj portion of wedding cake sent Nav their lives
be continued of prosperity and felicity,
prayer While eating the cake. thoughts thus:
It's good for b. ni0ic,-- T. sciitiTi'n nj
from scripture and man OF sense pfacttc9EY DEM
onsrates its truth What would man be If he was
cIuded from the society of lovely woman-if h" were
alone in the word-nonc whom he could call by the
dearng and of rie. but dry. good for-
nothing crustv rusty old-bactcior. A wife is truly,
sA guardian angel Ger mans life presiding.
doubling his pleasure, and his cares dividing
But every BODY old bachelors, convinced of the
utility of having .'Jefter hail. and all they want Is
little courage enable them to pop the question.
-On Thursday evening 18th instant by John
Sailor Mayor, Mr.. ER>srus X BAscoM, of Winchester,
Ia to Miss SARAH JANE, daughter of Mr. Jesse Stctcr
Of this city
Well the cake cam, duly TO mouths that demolished il.
and it ,ras good Talking about cake, reminds US of
psmpkins-pumpkus reminds Of pumpkin pies, and
~. az. constrained to that the best
ridges where pumpkin pies and pound cake TO be de
.,Id ON and de Thanks Tor he cake sud hes
wishes for the mutual welfare oil inc shove IVAN, who
have become .one, by committing h''i'ohS' are re-
spectfully rendered
n, the Goth instant by John sailor Ny O.
Mr. EpwIS PARK. to Miss IL A>NA' 49,
Of Isaac Paxon; all OF this Guy :-o, -
.IJ ~ con'men need this acknowledgement Vi ,
f,xors nv stating that NJ. c. Lewis, inc PRONE me- ia b.
~ h,y. hapny couple. bakes the best oreai an. ~
wedding firms this side of oregon OF wv al ~.
of the United States, well, now hu. i,bl, I;obt
ceive9 WHY, il was excellent, and reinar nao,. -
- MIGHT have been called poundcake, out uie 90"
would not Justify tive received - " ~ "
whereat we marvelled greatly
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27
CINCTN Ni2T NiRkET. 1nguSf D.

FLOUR-Was very quiet yesterday. We
heard Of only retail parcels selling from store at
$500 n 300 por brt.
WillSkI--Tho saos Yesterday wcre all at
lie per gallon, viz. $50 brls from Canal, y, I6
and ~ from river and 80 from railroad.
COFFEE-Snlcs from store yesterday Of 80
bags primo. Rio at Sc per ID, and 30 bags good do
att 3-4c, both 60 days time.
Com 3 &c per bushel, Oars 2Gc.
BAcoN.--Common Hams ia>c por ID. Shout
ders ,c. Sides Tai 4c.--Gaz.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27
HARTFORD PROTECTION

MS I2 AEJ5 A oC12 AZ
~ COEs!~, Agent Of this institutions, at Richmond
NJ. Ia has received the following circular which lie
takes pleasure i'll laying before the public:
OFFICE PROTECTION INsCE ,NcE CO.,
Hartford, July u, 1915.
Dam Sj-:-Before this reaches you, Intelligence VIII
doubtless have been received of the late
conf grtion in the city Of New ork and IT'S effects
Will probably be entirely to absorb the capital of some
Offices and 10 create inquiries to oil IN tls section oil
the country II is deemed 20 send tins circular to
our gents. 10 let them know that loss by the
fire 5 moderate.
II of .-~c at tins 10 state the
- =: Z iih accuracy, but the umt extent 80
VIII ac than readily lneettnd
will not with the regular OF our business
nor affect thu security of those who insure with
Oar ivi,riable rule has been not to expose heavy a.
mounts to possibility of destruction by single tire
The greatest induceuent vary from this rule exists IN
arr cities. has in all cases been strictly adhered
to- that IN the presc well in the former moro eN
n<ivc CONFEDERATION in New York. escaped without
any loss that could scriousi Y affect us.
We think the Will naturally be, 10 lead
the public rose than ordinary confidence III all
Institutions which manage their concerns so cautiously,
and which look rather the permanent security of the
the rapid accumulation OF premiums by
! ii t,iicious RISKS. Respectfully, yours.
WIN CONNER, Secretary.
St 10Th, lSf5. 63tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27
s, &. IIEELNgGEEs

MANUFACTURER of Coaches, Barouchcs rends'
WI Carrvalls, York Wagons. Phatons. BuggIes, &c
Also superior article of Coach Cabinet, and Japan
V,gxIsu manufactured in Philadelphia, by one whose
knowledge of the places him without rival " ar
ranted to crack
A1so-Carriage Trimmings of every description, such
as Iaces Cloth Silver Hub Bands Door Handles Lamps
Lock and Hinges Rugs, &c; all of which VIII be lul
nished the lowest ash price Persons at a
Main street opposite Mr. Brookins Hotel Richnoia Ii
June H. 1ci5- ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27

CANDLE AND SOAP FACTORY...The undes-
signed having entered into partne rshp in the
of making Soap and Candles now prepared -
supply the public with article superior any
fore offe red this market. The Candles nsade of
the earne of Taow and warranted to be effected
the heat of burn clear, and to emit
smoke. Soap of superior quality also offered e Cn
Gin natl prices. s w FOKSdA
G.. WILSON.
Richmond June 4, 1s45 SS-d
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27

q MITH'S LINIMENT-Surest remedy for the euro
of Sweeney, Poll-Evil. FIstula, Strains, Bruises,
Scratches Big Head, &c, that was discoveFed>-
Also for the flesh IL exces the Of Rhea-
matte Pains Swelling Of the Glands Of the Throat, Ring
w orms. letter, Frosted Feet &c.
Each genuine bottle is stamped ssSmth's Lniment.'
and signed Denny g. Minor, sole Propretors- None 9TH
ers genuine. DENNY g. MINOR, Eaton, O.
The above Liniment is sale the Drug Store Of
IREED BROTHER.
Richmond June IL, Is45. lu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27
CHEAPER THAN + RID OF IN THE
MARhET.
At the Cash Store of JOSEPH w. GILBERT:
West Room in the Richmond Hotel.

~ III I, Susc riber has received and offering
rgc and fresh supply of almost every article that
usually kept in DryGood Stores, prices correspon
with the scarcity of and, to test the
call and before purchasing
elsewhere. His stock of Dry Goods purchased
New ork rhilad pha, Baltimore;
New Orleans and Cmcinnatl and consists, part, Of
Calicoes all prices,
lavn rs and Ginghams styles and very cheap,
Brown * bleached Muslins, cheap as the cheapest
Alpacha and P,risc ne Cloths
7Cassimeres and Sanets, Summer Cloths,
Tweed's Buffalo and Iowa Cloths, Genoa Cloths,
Tckings, brown and bleached Drlngs,
Summer goods-at prices o suit buyers,
silk and Cotton Nclvets, Checks. Irish Linens
Brown and beached Table Cloths, Vestngs,
Plain and striped Line ms, brown Hollands.
Assorted Parasols, Sun Shades and Umbrellas
Dress Silks. Bandanna and Spittlefeld Hdk'tfs,
Black Italian Cravats, plain and fancy Stocks;
Cotton and Bingham Handke rchefs. Jaconets,
Gum Elastic. Worsted and W ebb Suspenders.
Canlbrcs, Bobbinets, Swiss and Null Nuslins,
Laces and Edgings, Lace and Nett Wells,
Ladies kid. silk, pic mic and cotton Gloves.
Gentlemen loves. assorted Hose & t-Hose
Embroidered Shawls and Scars, Ribbons Combs,
Assorted Artificials, Threads,
and u great many articles too tedious to me ntIon
ALso-A good assortment of Boots, Shoes and Ladies
SIippers LeChorn and Paim-ieaf Hats; ForencebraI
Lawn and Chip Bonnets: Ladies travelling Baskets
Mems Boots from 81 9oG SOU = par Ladies Slippers
a 81 cts, T. pair
AISo-A general of Groceries. Just receiv
ed from New Orleans, which will be sold Cincinnati
prices. for Cash
AIso-Queenswa and Hardware: Common Cups and
aucers at % cts set Knives and Forks 30 cts %
set: Scvthes. &c &c
IL All of which will be sold at unusually low prices
for Cash, approved Country Produce-AND No MIS-
TAKE. JOS w GILBERT
Richmond. March Goth. 1645 l3tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27

&uN SNTTHING-The subscriber respectfully in
forms the public that he has established himself in
;,ond and is prepared o make to order, Rifles of
- ouaIitv-:he barrels of which manufactured
Master Pa. He will also repair Guns of all kinds
Jarst notice Prices low II shop opposite the
tel JOHN w. FLEMING.
4-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27
BLACHLY & SIMPSON.
No. II. PEARL ST,
CINEINEATI, OHIO.

ID EsPECTlULLY announce the arrival of their
III Fall and Winter DRY GOODS, comprising an ex-
tcnsve assortment of and fashionable Goods.
w prepared this Tall to offer OF the best as
sorted stocks opened in this market and pledge
of the Eastern Jobbers and brought to the
West We would respectfully solicit cal! and exaIni-
Our STOCK Of Domestic Sheetiiips and brown and
beached cetngs and Shrtngs, Drill ngs, TicFings and
Canton flannes Is large and well assorted comprising
almost every desirable brand.
PRINTS
New aud rich Prints of every grade and variety, en-
bracing several hundred patterns from the Nerrilae
Fall River, pennypack, Lodi Noonasqnat"ehcf' North
Adams, Cochcch and Cozzcns Print " orks
CLOTHS, &c.-
American, French ani English Cloths and CASH
merss Satnstt< Jeans. hsT WI Lsey' pilot and osa
ings, CIoahings Rob Roy and Gala Pias red, green,
white and yellow i!anne!~: ~
OF the latest style, with variety of patterns consisting
of Aipaccas Bolnbazlncs, Afghan Grapes and 1Atins,
Cashmere Ecosse, and other descriptions Of V inter
-GINGHANs-
American, English and Scotch Gin CHAINS.
-NEST1NGS.--
swansIown, Valencia 'roil4nrtt, plain AMI fgnr.a
CAllERlCS & LACE GOODS.
Plain and plaid cambTics and J"conne'ts
Swiss, book and null Mlsins and bishops Lawn.
Plain and figured Bobinetts
Black and white Wire Netts.
Iisle Asl.hurton ana wire ground Lace~ and Edgings
Jaconett, muslin and Swiss Edgings and inscrtings;
Linen cambria ana iace-b ordered II ok Is.
~-.-i. - -, 90, LII ..,.,,or N;,ts
and Cuffs.
" ooicn and worsted Comforts and Ladies' Hood
of silk, WOODEN and cotton 'r@ > ,r
Gents PONCE, Coral and Spttlefed pocket do
Black Italian, silk and fancy CrAvatS ana scars
Worstcd, and gum elastic Susc nderS.
Super Italian Servings and Lcgee Ball TWIST
Patcn, and Shoe Threads sheln and spool Cotton
Pins. Needles. Buttons, Tapes and Bindings
Padding Canvass. Bucl>ram Muslin and Sesias-
silk and worstcd sscrgrs colored florenccs
Aaron and Furniture checks, Irish Linen.
Willow. straw. silk and Florence Braid Bonnefs-
Lace and muslin Gaps. Capes and Collars :,
White black, and colorcd cotton ans wor*trd hose
a, ID half Hose. >.
Bonnet cap. neck. and tal,ta Ribbons s'J-lw
AuutSt eth l. 10
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27

MExlco.-Thc Union gives fuller accounts
from Mexico, received via Pensacola. They arc
IN tonor tho sano published tho other day.
The Union says the official action of Govern
meDi is, not n decara1i ion of war, but a recon-
mendation to declare lit adds: '.lt becomes
us four Government to be efficiently prcpn red to
lnoot any consequences which may cnsun."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27
W. n. D A VI S.
OF COLUMBUS. OHIO.
RESIDENT SURGEON AND H1ESiANICiL
DENTIST.

OF LID inform the Ladies and Gentlemen OF this
w and the surrounding towns and country, that
h. has made Richmond his permanent residence, ANA is
all orders the line OF his profess
the shortest notice, and
TEETH. from a full set. inserted
upon the principle OF ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
Having all the important inventions IN the art of
ad Plate to the Gums. which enables him to
Plate work in all TO the purposes of
ma alton. point of durability. neatness of fit
elegance of finish, equal if not superior, to any
Their manufacture.
EXPOSED NERVES DESTROYED rahout pain by
single application. Diseases OF the teeth cured Teeth
filled every instance, without PAIN cleanscd and
pivots and RANTED PERMANENT
The best of reference can be gwen, If desired
CHARGES moderate that Dental operations
placed with the of every person.
The Public invited to call and examine specimens
al his office.
hA-OFFICE; at James IIunmcu;t's. on Ma 81.
Rirb,uond Dec 9Th lSi4 50:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27

LADIES SHOES AND SILI-5-S-A-IS SIS
sfkkkk !RS, Just received from the manufacturers
sJ$EGe Roston and New York, and for sale at prices
VARYING from ) o 81 Also. large
of Children and outils' Shoes and Byogons, at
vc-! low prices. by
A. c. BLAx 1IIARD & co.
Richmond August 9th, lS45.s 356g
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27

MUapER.--Tucsday ovoning. August ls.h.
Rufus Elliott, (,rothcr- of J. &. R,vcs) shot
dead in Washington City. William L. kanla,
(son of Amos Kendall and shattered tho of
Josiah K. Baiiy. Elliott Ind ono Of Co.'s re-
yoving pistols, and fired twice. y ftnr the MUIR
der he fnd and had not been arrested ut 10 o.
clock of tho night Of tho 18Th, says tho In,oi-
grncor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-08-27

XAS--IMpoRTANT.--Thc editor Of tho Van
Burcn (Ark.) lntoIligcncer says IN his paper of
tho I'd inst. that no has been placed in possession
of certain items Of Texan news through the po-
lrness Of Mr.. Gregg, of Marshall. Harrison
county, Texas.-Among these items VIC find the
blowing
Tho Dragons that ordered into Texas
were rendezvo,scd Nacogdoches, waiting
for tho employment Of wagons and the engn sc
mcnt Of supplies necessary for their consumption,
VIC understand have been ordered immediately TO
Austin, ov forced ma rchesand much excitement
was created in Harrison county by tho movement;
rs tho orders wcro not accompa med with any as
signed cause for tho movement, and many feared
that tho Cumanches might have threatened
descent upon that city while tho Convention was
IN session, to capture tho members. The orders
for tho engagement Of wagons, &c. We re
countormnndcd and the troops at once put in
ton for Austin.