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cure instantly burns seads pills. nd bleeding and all in.
nammaory complaints, Daley Agency 81 Walker street
nrst store PROM Broadway No yon buy Day
saye nut o. sure That You get Daeys and that Dial!
ley be written with the every box Days
pamphlet may be- gratis at 81 Walker street.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30
Medical MaQncIism. DIR. Strong lectures

C0nneil's Magical Pain Extractor will
cure Of the following complaints pay will be taken
for il, at 81 Courtandt street:-
Burma Chilblans, Fever Sores,
Piles, Sore Eyes and Nipples, scslds,
Eysipeas, Tender Feet, Sprain-, &c.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

Deafness.-Dr. McNair's Acoustic OH has
been used by hundreds Of who erty deaf with
the wonderful nd has been proved Be
lief for all complaints Of the All deaf persons.
who .nd fer convenience sake intend
sing umpets enable them 70 18th h friends
wot Id adv to procure in their stead f.k e this cee
bated OIL which, in all probability, will bf.x permanent re-
lief. 8 Id at 2i Courtlandt street Price a.
The New York herald., 1845-01-30

young musical prodigy, Miss Josephine Brams on,
whose remarkable performances on the piano forte
have excited so much attention, gives a concert at
the Tabernacle this evening, assisted by her sister,
who is still younger. This is, certainly, an extra.
ordinary development Of precocious musical talent,
and we have no doubt the Tabernacle will be
crowded
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-30

From the New Onsaas Ptcayune.
The fate Of Santa Anna.

The career Ul no prominent man OF mod
ern times has been so chequered by strange
and violent vicissnudes as TINT ofSanta An
ma. All our readers are more or less fa-
mlliar with his history, and il is unnecessa.
nv TO recur to those incidents in it which
have rendered his life remarkable-one day
al the summit Of power, and the next pFi-
soner, with his life al the mercy OF his ene-
mics But good subject to speculate up
on, is his future destiny. -Four months ago,
tnur to one would have been moderate odds
TO lay that he would be shot, if taken. Bul
the chances in his favor have been increas'
ing ever since, and now we suppose "a
sporting man" would give odds that he gers
off with al least whole skin. If not with al
his immense, wealth. We wonder that We
have NOT heard Of any money "laid Out" OF
so critcalan event.
But seriously. Santa Annals fate is very
interesting subject for consideration. HI
has been through so many crises, where IN,
danger has been imminent aud destruction
appeared inevitable, and yet come on
scalheless and actually scared higher, tina
we have bad half snpersii,ious notion iron
the outset Of his late difficulties that h
would ''by hook OF BY crook" save his nee
lat last Now the general belief i that
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Z o 0 u III e
The Rose and tho LILY.

FROM THE GERMAN
A lovely Rose and Lily growing
In garden side BY side,
The Rose, with loves own radiance glowing,
Turned and said in beauty's pride;
"WheretOre raise thy head so high,
Since not half 60 fair asI?
Sure all the magic charms that hover
O'er the lips Of maiden fair,
In my bosom's depths the lover
Fondly srekiuR, fndeth there;
On her dewy lips repose
All the gIOries Of the Rose!''
The Lily turned to speak, soft smiling,
With proud yet gentle grace,
For well she knew the charm beguiling
OF her pure and smiling face:
"The whiteness Of the msiden's breast,
OF beauty is the strctest test.''
That moment through the garden bounding,
Comes the treasure Of my heart,
As light they hear her football sounding,
Ceased each angry word of strife.
The lovely flowers she stands before
And they are sisters evermore!
Her fair young cheeks where lilies, roses,
In fast friendship ever bloom,
To the rival flowers discoses,
In beauty's gaiden both have room;
Each declares from envy free,
None so beautiful as shei
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REouIsITEs FOR A wIFE.-"A wife should
be amiable, afec,ionate, artless, affable, and
accomplished; beautiful, benign, henevo-
vent; chaste, charming, candid. cheerful,
complainant, charitable. civil. constant; d0-
tiful, digni6ed; easy. elegunt, engaging, en-.
ter,aihing; fond, fauI,lesss free; good, grace,
ful, generous, governable, good humored
handsome. harmless. healthy; intelligent, in>
ieFesllng, industrious, ingenious: just kind;
lively, liberal, lovely modest. merciful, man,
merry; neat, notable; obedient, obliging;
pretty, peaceable, pure righteous; sociable,
submissive, sensible; temperate, true; viz,
tuousi we'll informed, aud young.D
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-30
College OF General PracliGfOll'
GHA.

\ scheme, il appears, has been set OH
foot for the establishment Of "College OF
General Practitioners" Now, since dis
eases, very generally, are either imaginary,
or such as would get we'll Of themselves if
let alone, one highly important branch OF
General Practice is the treatment of cases
which do not require it. The General
Practitioner. though not Consulting Phys.
ician, must consult his own interest. Verb.
sDt. sap; but il the College examiners are
not saps, they may take a hint from Punch.
Teachers must first be taught; and here,
for the benefit Of those whom it may con.
cern, is little
Appropriate Examination Paper;
with AnSUerS.
@ What should be the medical treatment
OF common cold, which, in fact, requires
only whIte~wine whey and a fOotpan.
A. PutU: Antin: grains FIVE, 10 be tnken
at bed~tilne; and Mi8turG Feb: three table.
spoonfuls every three hours, with EmpI0st:
Picis 10 the the region Of the chest.
Q. If you asked patient TO put out his
tongue, and found it e.fectIy clean, what
would you dol
A. Shake my head, and say, "Ahl" or
HUMP
Q. What is the meaning of "Hum," Siri
A. II means, II see what is the matter
with you"
Q. How would you look on feeling 1
pulse which proved natural and regular7
A. Very serious; and would pretend Il
by calculating.
@. A lady slightly indisposed, asks whethe
you don't think her very-Your unswer1
A. / should say tn 4 she would have beer
so If she hadn't sent for me in time.
@. Suppose ap tient, in perfect health
demands what you think Of his case?
A. ! should tell him, very mysteriously
that he ought to take care of himself. ,
@. An anxious mother, Sir, sends tor 20
to see her darling child = What would 20
first do?
A. Begin by admiring it.
Q. How long, in given case, would 20
send in medicine?
A As long as the patient believed hin
selfiIl.
Q. That belief being erroneous, wis
wou you send, pray7
, A. think, Tine: Card: Comp: wit
/ either Aqua Menthg PIP: or Mist: C0gpl
Q Be 50 good, Sir, as to translate the VOL
"Ilrr."
A. Five shilIinps.
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[. Five shilIings.

EXERCISE. Throughout all nature, want
OF mnlion indicates weakness, corruption,
inanimalion, and death. Trenck, in his
damp prison, leaped about like lion in his
letters of seventy pounds weight, in order 10
preserve his health; and an iIustrious physi-
clan observes: 81 know no, which IS most
necessary to the support of the human frame
food or motion. Were the exercise of
the body attended to in a corresponding de-
gree with that of the mind, men of great
learning would be more healthy and vigor-
ous-of more general talents-of ampler
practical knowledge-more happy in their
domestic lives-more enterprising, and more
attached to their duties as men. In fine, it
may with much prnpriely be said, that the
highest refinement Of The mind, withou. i'm
provement Of the body, can never present
any thing more han halfa human being
journal Of Health.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1845-05-30
ROF SSTONAL.
f. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Attorney and Counsellor
AT LAW.
YazOO City, Miss.

z ULDU OIIys MIs9"
NONTINUES to practice regularly in
Othe Superior Court Of Chancery, Higf
Court of Errors and Appeals, Circuit Court
Of the United States at Jackson, superior
Court Of Chancery, and in the Circuit courts
Of Yazoo, Holmes and Carroll counties -
Office in the Insurance building on Jeffer-
son Street.
Yazoo Citv. Jan Ist 1910.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
DRI.NkER d MORRIS.
fLale Smith & Palmer,

Lale SInlln c. faliNeT,I
Imso,isy> anil jtno'caic and Reiai DcQ'crs in
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
TcEC; 10 invite The attention Of country mcr-
= chants, and Ill in want, 10 their complete an!
genera! assortment of BOOKS AND STA
rIONERY. 10 which will b. added in a lew
DAYS their Spring supply, which is now being Sc
cc;cd from the Northern markets IN person, hr
one Of The partners, embracing standard publ
cations, in every department OF Literature. Of
American English. French and German Edi-
lions; 10 which we arc daily adding all The new
miscellaneous publications, As they appear irom
The press.
SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOKS Of
The latest and most approved editions now in use
in The various Schools and Colleges in Virginia.
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY,
including Maps, Globes, Surveyors CornpasseS,
mathematical instruments, drawing materials,
new ard popular music, and musical instIu-
menis
BLANK BOOKS Of every variety OF size and
STYLE of binding constantly On hand and nanulac-
rured 10 order also. Blanks for lawyers, shelill>
constables clerks of courts, printed and bound 70
Order. Every description OF binding executed IN
The hest manner.
WRITING PAPER-l. 500 realms ruled Letter
and Cap Writing Paper, oil every variety, al un-
preccdenied low prices, 10 which we ask The at
tsnlion OF Country Merchants.
a.5The old customers Of the house, and all
purchasers visiting The city, may be assured Of al
ways finding al our hoise, a large stock 10 select
from al low prices, and upon liberal terms
DRlNKER X MORRIS,
booksellers. Stal;oners and Buushinders.
March 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
AUCTION SALES.
CONSIDERATIONS SALE AND HIRING,
NL.lsDnI.S

TRAITORS SALE. AND HIRING
OF NEGROES.
NJ Ill. nc sold, on TUESDAY, the 18th inst,
w itiair, il not, The next fair day thereafter,
(Sundays excepled) On The Plantation oil which
the late Col. Joseph Shelton died, possessed, near
Payncs Mill, on the South Anna river, in the
lower end Of Louisa county, the crop OF Corn,
Fodder, Hay Oats Straw, the stock OF all kinds.
consisting of Horses Mules, yoke Of well bro
ken Oxen, Cows anu Calves 40 or 80 Sheep OF
improved blood, 40 or 30 Hogs OF the Berkshire
stock; also one road wagon, = OK carts, one wheat
fan, one excellent wheat Ihreshing box, made by
Messrs. Cole q Murphy, OF ionr or six horse
power, aud the farming utensils of every kind,
belonging TO the said Col. Joseph Shelton, decd,
on the said plantation Also, at The same lime
and place will b.. hired on; Tor the balance of The
year, SIXTY LIKELY NEGROES, consisting
Of men, women and children. The sale will
continue from day TO day until finished.
Terms: A credit of II months will be given
on all sums of $40 and upwards, BY purchasers
giving bonds with approved security before the
delivery of the property. For the hire OF The ne
groes, terms will he made know on the day Of sale
After the above sale shall have teen compile
ted a like sale, and hiring, Of 30 negroes is ex-
pccted 70 take place al the late residence OF said
Col. Joseph Shelton. decd in the county Of
Goochand, near Micaiah Parrsh's on the Three
Chopped road, OF which, notice will he given al
The above sale on the 18th inst.
WIN. S. FOWLER.
Administrator Of Jos. Shelton. decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
LOTTERIES.
pIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Cor,cr Of MIN
- and Governor Streets.

RIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Cnrncr Of .llain
- and Governor Streets.
10000 Dollars.
Drawing received by FRIDAYS mail. Can't
tails: $4,000, 5000 5000, 1000, 1923, 1900,
l,loO 10 OF 1000. Of 500 of 400. OF 300 &C., &c.
- numbers, IA ballots. Tickets 81.
1000 Dollars
Drawing received by Saturdays mail Capt.
tals: $1,000, $500, 1900, lao, 1000, &c, &c.
72numberS, IL ballots. Tickets 81.
Also, for Saturday night.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, $500, 1000, l,6OO,
l,4lO, &c, &c. IS numbers, l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets 81.
Grand Schemes 10 draw Shortly:
Splendid Scheme
10000, 10000. Drawing received nv Mon
days mail, March 81 Splendid capitals $50
600, 10000 G,OOO 2,4io, 10 of 5000, 10 Of 1900,
10 of 200, 10 of 1000, of 500, &C., &c. 70
Nos. Ii ballots. Tickets $40.
Grand Scheme.
$4,000. Drawing received hy Mondays
mail, March 81. Splendid capitals: $4,000,
5000, 5000, 3.00O 1910 5 OF 1000, $ Of 500,
lo OF 200. Of 500, &c, &c. 10 Nos. Is drawn
ballots. Tickets $40.
II For other Schemes, call atthe Office.
Fl Orders for packages, certificates or single
hckels IN the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
VIII be promptly attended 10, and drawing sent
when requested. THOS. B. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PUBLISHERSI7 : NI,II


BuGeiia, THURSDAY, March eo-lo O'Clock
THE following new Works received 50 hours
4 IN advance oil any Express in the country:
Bp this Days Mail
The Maiden, Story for my young country
women, by 1. S. Arthur, % cents.
Mrs Pecks Pudding, BY Tom Hood; humor.
Sketch BY Sir E. L. Bulwer with illustrations by
barley, 25 cents
Part End the Comic Blackstone, by Gilbert Alb
bolt, A. Beckett, l2t cents
Arthur's Ladies Magazine for April, 49, cents.
No. 81 harper's Illuminated and Pictorial BIZ
bic, IS cents
The Collegians, by the author Of Tales OF the
Five Senses, % cents.
Latslu drrired and for Sale.
The American Review, Wing Journal, for
March, 1915; 50 cents.
No. Pictorial History of The World, By John
Frost, L. L. D., 25 cents
The Art OF Conversation with remarks on
Fashion and Address, BY Mrs Maherley. Author
ess OF the Young Maidens Book, &c. &c.,-25
cents.
Nights Of the Round Table, or Stories Of Aunt
Jane and her Friends, BY the author Of Clan Al
bin and Elizabeth De Bruce, being No. 3 of the
Home Travellers Library, 25 cents
The London Lancet, for March, lS45, 80 cents
Grimald the Clown by Charles Dickens, 25
cents
No. Al Littei's Living Age, II. cents
Look othe End orthe Bennett abroad, by Mrs.
Ellis, author Of The Women Of England, &c, 25
cents
The Robber OF the Rhine, by Leilch Richie,
25 cents
Godeys Magazine and Lady's Book for April,
% cents
No 10 Mrs. Halls Sketches ofIrish Character.
IL cents.
Nos. % and 81 Dunigans Catholic Bible be-
ing the conclusion OF the work, each IL cents
The Scarlet Feather, or the Young Chief Of
the Abaragines, BY Professor Ingram, 10 cents
Part Sd Flavius JosephuS 25 cents
Nos IL and IL in one, Harper's illuminated
and illustrated Shakespeare, - cents
A Tale of Trials by Mrs. Opie, % cents
Harry barefoot or The Three Temptations, by
Prof lngraham. II cents
The Enslishwoman in Egypt, BY Mrs. Poole,
25 cents
The Fashionable Wife and Questionable
I Husband, BY Mrs. Opie, % cents
/ White Lies and False and True, or The Journey
10 London, by Mrs Opie, 25 cents
The Ghost Hunter and his family, by The au-
thor of Tales OF the Hara family, cheap edition,
| IS cents
The London illustrated News, latest dates By
the Hibernia, 25 cents
/ The London Pictorial Times, % cents
The London Punch - cents
HALPlN & KELLER,
Conductors of,he Publishers U. s. Mail,
los Main ST. corner Of Main and 18th
II Every Periodical and work OF merit lor
sale March 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

a VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
Mar The CIR Of RichmOad.
THE subscriber, intending 10 remove 10 the
i city, has determined 10 dispose Of his Farm,
and will offer the same 10 the highest bidder, ~
Auction, on Thursday, the 10Th day OF ApiiI
next
This Farm, well known as the property former
ly owned by Captain William Burton, i situated
on the hckahominy. about !! miles from Rich
moGd. Ii contains $50 acres, about $50 Of which
are cleared, nearly 40 acres being Low Grounds,
and The whole in an excellent state OF improve
meni, lying most dvanlageouslv for cultivation.
The Farm is well waltled, possesses an abur-
ian, supply OF rich Marl-has an excellent Or
chard Of choice Fruit trees, and has been long
known for lis healthy location. Persons DESTROYS
Of purchasing are invited 10 examine he prorer-
" and Judge for themselves.
ISrmS Of S0ie.-One-iourih cash-the residue
in Two equal payments OF one and two wears.
with interest from The day OF sale, and a deed j,
tru>, 10 secure Tie deferred payments.
WIN. RUTHERFORD.
Sale 10 be conducted hv
WILLIAMS & fIAXALL, Auc,s.
y. b. All farming operations will he CONT
med until sale is effected, when possession will
be arranged 10 suit The purchaser and notice
given 10 the disposal Of the stock. farming
utensils &c, &c. vs.. T.
March i-eutds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
Co"im'ssiOn'rs' Sals 81 C.nfrat, Commanding R.a

Commissioners .Sai. II C,,ifrai, Commaaging R.a
Egqt., al .intiiou.
- virtue Of Decree OF The Chancery Courts
- OF the Richmond District, will e sold. on
The premises, on WEDNESDAY, the second OF
April, 1915, at II o'clock, thai central, command
ing Square OF Lois, Tor some time in the occu.
pancy OF Miss Jane Mackenzie, situated between
4lh and OH streets. extending from T. or Main IL
ID or Cary streets, being Nos. $50. ISL. CO.,. COZ
according to the plan Of the CITY of Richmond.
Also, Lot No OIL. situated Gil the Canal, a, The
intersection Of 3 ana 9TH streets.
Also, Lots No. 6jj, 65G, 611, 615, being tie
square situated between Z and G. streets. AID I'd
and 81 streets
Sale TO be made in the order as advertised, on
The following terms, viz Onscishih in cash, one
eighth IN SIX months. one-eishih inlwelve months
and Inc remaining hvc.eigllhs at tie expiration
Of i've years, all from the day OF sale, with The phi
yilesc 10 The purchaser 10 continue The credi. upon
the last livc-eishis Tor The lifetime Of Mrs. Thos
Taylor, il she survives the first five wears
The said iiTe-eishths portion Of The purchase mo.
hey to bear Interest from the day OF sale, PAYABLE
quarter yeaIly-the purchaser 10 give negotiable
notes, satisfactorily endorsed for the payment Of
The twoeishths al The expiration Of six ard twelve
months, and, for the residue, bonds, with good e.
curity, payable a aforesaid, and the title 10 he H.
tanned, subject 10 The further order Of Court
NoTlcE.-ln pursuance OF subsequent decree,
induced BY The death Of one of the parties, il i,
further ordered, that 30 much Of the above decree,
as requires lie purchasers OF he Real Property.
therein mentioned 10 retain in their hands the &C.
terred instruments Of The purchase money, pay ing
interest upon the same, be- and is hereby sci ;sb,
and annuled; and that The said purchasers Lc
authorised 10 dcpositc into Tie Farmers Bank or
Virginia. 10 the credit ol this cause subject To the
future order Of Cuur, any portion of The purchase
money they may think proper 10 pay. over and
above the cash payments required By The said de-
cree and that, in all other respects, the ,a il! ip-
cree stand revived, and BE- duly carried into eAc-
cuiion.
a plan of the lots may be seen al the Office OF
Dunlop, Moncure & Co.
WILLIAM GAIT.
GEO W. MUNFORD.
Feb. 2I-2awlds Commissioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
MERCHANDISE.
NEW GOODS !,

TNlIE subscribers arc now receiving ~ the
i ships Europe" and isabella" arrived at
New York, large and desirable assortment Of
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY
and GUNS They believe that they can offer
unusual inducements 10 buyers this season, as
their Spring stock has been purchased hy one Of
their Clerks, in England, during the early part of
The present year. for cash. It has always been
their desire 10 import good Goods, and they feel
assured, that, on examination, those now in
Store and expected, will be found 10 compare we'll
with any in this country. The assortment is
general, comprising all The articles usually called
Tor by merchants and planters
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.