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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-08

n OEN Ter thc Managers, %. Paine &
N Co.. Richmond Va.
Schemes fer The Week,
Splendid Scheme
$4,000 30 Of 81 ,O00!-li ballots
Drawing received By "Wednesday s mail Capt.
tails: of $4,000, 5000, 5000, 600, 20 of 900
500, 300, 100 of $50, &c, &c. IS Nos, ii bal
lots. Tickets only 50.
$l00O0l-75 Nos. Is ballots
Drawing received by Thursdays mail Capt.
tails: $4,000, 5000, $500, 1000, 1900, l,4iO,
&c, &c. is Nos, 10 ballots Tickets 81
Good TO buy package in.
Sl0,0O0!-5o OF S2,O00!-75 Nos l3 ballots.
Drawing received by Fridays mail. Capt.
tails: $4,000, 5 of 1000, &c, &c. IS Nos, l3
ballots. A good scheme TO buy BY the package.
1000 Dollars.
Drawing received BY Saturdays mail Capt.
tails: $1,000, $500, 1900, LAO, 1000, &C., &c.
y Nos, u ballots. Tickets -.
Also for Sa'u,dav NiSat.
Capitals $4,000, 1000, 5000, $500, 1000,
1918, &c, &c. IS Nos, - ballots. Tickets ST.
Grand Schemes 10 drar stoTAy
Grand Scheme
s35, 2a5 10000 nett D-slO,5l5
Drawing received BY Mondays mail, April Il.
Grand Capitals: OF 1885, 95, of l0,5l5, 5000,
5000, 4,500, $500, $500, $500, 1000, 1900,
1900, ZOO, ,59l, 25 OF 1000, Of 500, &c, &c.
IS Nos, - ballots. Tickets only $40.
Splendid Scheme:
$4,000 .-25 of ST 600 !-75 Nos, l3 ballots!
Drawing received BY Wednesdays mall April
10Th. Ca pitals S25 600, 5000, 5000, 1000,
l4OO, 1850, 25 OF 1000, 500 so Of 800, 200 Of
300, &C. &c, &c. IS Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets
only s.
Magnificent Scheme:
$4,000 -Sl5000!-l00o Of 900!
Drawing received BY Mondays mail, Apr 81.
Grand Capitals: OF $50 LOCO, OF Is 900, OF $500,
OF 5000, of 5000, Of 1854, 100 prizes OF 900,
besides many prizes of $50, 500, 400, 800, 200.
&C., SC. IS Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets Sl2.
II For other Schemes, call atrhe Office.
II Packages Of wholes and shares, single
whoes and shares always on hand in The usual
great variety and as usual, prizes paid al sight
Immediately after The drawing.
gJ Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended 10, and drawing sent
when requested. I. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
April
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CpESu ARRIVAL.

FRESH ARRIVAL.
lust received by schfs. Manchester and Sarah
j Augusta, six boxes seasonabie Goods-con-
sisring in par OF tweed, cashmereue, linen and
cotton Jean coats; ligh! Summer pants OF almost
every sv.e, Marseilles ami SILK IN variety, tose-
ther with a splendid assorimentof fancy dress al
licies, such as gloves suspenders collars, bosoms,
.b;r,s &c We respectfully ask the attention OF
purchasers 10 orr large and splendid stock OF gar
mons. in all cases warranted or 10 sale.
G. DUNSpAUGH & CO,
Arr,l No. 81 Yves, Main 81.
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CO-PARTNERSHlP NOTICE.
TINE, undersigned have formed cu-partner.
i ship for the transaction Q! a Wholesale and
Retail Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS Busi
ness, under The firm and style Of
GAY, MATHEWS s. CO.,
And will keep constantly on hanl al ,hr store
next above William Mitchell Jr a choice sc.
lection. Thcirpurchases are nos being made in
the principal markets Of the country. mostly FOL
tast, and will he ready FOR exhibition and sale b.
the Isl Of April next, al which time more gene
raj advertisement, will appear
CHARLES S. GAY,
THOMAS MATTHEWS,
HENRY ERSKINE.
No. 10, Main Street.
Richmond March 4 lS!5-cWnn
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SPRING STOCK.

y. g. Il. u. CARPEN7ER j. ca,
MANUFACTURERS ANp WHOLESALE DEALERS
rs FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STRAW GOODS,
lGGH02% AND PALM LEAF HATS.
No. l. Exchange Bi0ei, Richmond, ".
IJAvlNG made extensive arrangements for
Il the SPRING trade, they are prepared 10 ex-
hibt large and well assorted stock OF
BoNNETs. LEGHoRN And PALM LEAF HATS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &c,
10 which they in-i;e The a;;cnt.on Of purchasers
March S-dif
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NEW GOODS.

DY the latest arrival We hare received, and
Is omen his morning 4 large addition 10 our
supply Of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS
and lave now in sore complete assortment.
Oar stock embraces
Black. brown and olive Cloths
Green invisible green and bne Cloths
French, plain ard fancy Cashmere
Doeskin and other kinds do.
Alpaca, Drep d'Ele and Croion Coalings
Linen and other kinds DO
Gro d Turk, Gamhroons, DC.
French Linen, bleached ana brown Linen
Drills
Lawns Balzorines and Cohai!'nes
Ginehams. Hollands and Silesias
Prints in great variety, very handsome
Nankeens, bleached and brown Domes,ic5
Silk and Cotton Hdkfs., &c. &c
with variety of the newest goods oil the sea-
son which we will sell on reasonable Terms.
RICHARDSON & CO,
March 21-cot. So Main Street.
FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS, Sc.
WYE have now in store Of our Importation
w from Europe, purchased e'""ety lor casa,
decidedly The handsomest assortment OF spring
Goods we have seen for many years, ana We
think the cheapest Amongst them Will De louhd
the following articles, VIZ
Richly printed Marselies Ves,inss
Do do Wc;ings for Vests
Very superior wove figure Vestings
Splendid figured and coloIed silk Ves'lnss
VERY superior and common Gambroons
Superior Linen fancy Driiiinss
Stout and fine Barnsley do
Splendid Vienna mixtures and plads
Fancy Union Drillinss
Ga Lace striped and net nuslns
GA Jaconet Cambrics
GA Cotton Canbrics
Toeelher with great variety Of other Foreign
and Domestic Goods which we offer for sale al
the loves, market prices. -.
- F. & J. s. JAMES & Co,
Opposite The Exchange Bank.
March 2S-c4t
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ALEXANDER DUIAL 81 CO.,

no IA. MAS STREET,
nEaLERS IN DRrGS ANn MEDICINES. PAINTS,
OILS, DyESTUFFS. WINDOW GLASS, &c,
OFFER large and well selected Stock, en-
~ bracing general assodment-to which
they respectfully invite the attention Of their
former customers and other purchasers.
n. B. Particular attention paid 10 packing and
shipping orders. March -
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RICHMOND, AfKn 3, lsi5.
To the Buyers Of Boots, Shoes, Trunks
LEATHER, &c.


WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
TIME subscriber having Just returned from The
North would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has now in store
large and general assortment Of Boots, Saoes,
Tnnks Leather &c His sock having been Sc
lerrd with great care b. himself, direct from the
manuacturers, he haliers himself thai he can Of.
ter as ereat inducements as have ever been offered
in Richmond both at wholesale and retail. he
also keeps on hand, in connection with his North
ern and Eastern work, large and general assert
which for nea,ness and durability, cannot be sur
nassed in the United States, and far superior 10
pny work sold in Richmond that is made at rhe
Norh 10 which he would cali the attention Of coun-
,rv Merchants, and all others in wan, CT Boots
and Shoes by the package, dozen single pair, as
they will find them al prices that cannot fail -
nIease, and certainly as low as any other house IN
the State. hLEA. NIL,
Trunks. Leather, Sc, Wholesale and Retail.
p. s. Ladies' and Genllemens Boots and
Shoes made 10 Order in the best manner, as usual,
April4-3m
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A NEW STOCK OFFSPRING DRY GOODS

Ar WHOLESALE
HENRi JAMES, r. EAnher l67, Alan
IL Street, Rirsmond Va, is now receiving and
opening his Spring supply oi FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, embracing almost
every article, both staple and tmcy, usually KEEP, in
similar establishments, ana particularly ada pied
10 he Virginia and North Carolina trade Hav-
ing purchased :hem chiefly ior ash he is conse-
qucn,ly enabled 10 offer great Inducements 10 those
visiting this market tor their supplies; assuring
them that they will lind goods in The same quan,i-
lies, a, low with him, as in this or any other mar
hr, HENRY JAMES
Nearly opposite The Exchange Bank.
March 2l-cGw
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eMr OF LAND. MILLS, Sc, IN CHES-
sAH TERRIFIED.
e,

REAL a T. VI W N. -. i<1~.'i
10 iscS heretofore advertised, not having been
3,Aa,ose5 III is gain offered Tor sale.
:, Tbe Mil Tract lies on Swift Creek, about -
,;.s from Richmond. and contains about 225
~" MS If WHICH one half or more is low ground OF
m mex, fertility, with Gri>i and Saw Mills,
DweIIipg House, and other Improvements there
on. and will be offered Tor sale. without reserve,
:. Ty.>p.Y, the 10Th inst, on The premises.
a,.he same time, another Tract Of Land lying
- 10 same Creek, and in lhesame neishborhood,
snowp as James Fl. Chealham's, containing l3l
ARES probably one halt Of which or more is low
sronnis will likewise be offered for sale.
Traus-One third, cash; one third in one, and
ne residue in two years from the day Of sale, bear
n, in,eres, from ,ha, day Bonds with approved
security 10 be given, and the title 10 be retained
mishI be made for further credit, il desired.
BIZ The Commissioners, or enc q them.
Anil S-cGidS
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SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
He 1cho can tag cGeap can sell cheap.
, HERCuAST,S Cheap Clothing Store

@ MERCHANT Acknowledges with grail
y. ,ude the large and extensive patronage he
has received from the inhabitants OF Richmond,
and its vicinity, and hopes BY aihering 10 his
system ofturnishing a first rate article, 10 merit
a continuance OF their layors.
\. 3. Having received a larg. portion Of his
Spring and Sumner Cloihing he IS now prepared
10 wait upon his customers with the following ar
,ces, TO wit
Fine and Common Dress and FToc6 MeEino
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather, &C.. &C.,
AT WHOLESALE, VERY CHEAP
DAVlD BURLINGTON bees 10 call The
~ attention OF Country Merchants from Vir
ginia and North Carolina, particularly those
buying for Cash 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 to sell them for casl
or good paper at very low prices An examina
ton OF his stock is requested from all in wan
of cheap and handsome goods.
d. BURLINGTON
April i No. IS, West Main ST.
WE have on hand at all times, a large and
w fine assortment, of articles in the Musica
department OF cur business, viz:
Piano For'es of superior quality, VARYING III
price from $3.50 to $500.
Flutes, from one 10 eight KEYS.
Clarione,s. Flageole,s Violins, Guitars, Vic
loncelos, Kent Bugles, Flies. Drums, Accorde
ons, &c
Violin and Guitar Strings, violin bows, clario
mel reeds and mouth-pece-, violin bridges, tail
pieces and finger boards, rosin and hair Tor bows
violin and guitar pegs, piano wire, tuning ham
mers, pitch pipes, tuning forks. music paper, vio
loncelo strings, plain and patent music folios, in
struction books for every kind Of musical insiru
menl, by various auihors-and a large collection
Of new, fashionable and sianda I'd music.
Orders and lists Of Mnsic sent us 10 be filled
can be furnished as complete as most establish.
.nenls al the North
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers ana dealers in Piano Fore. and
Music, 1877, Main street, Richmond, Va
Anil =
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NEW CASH DRY GOODS STORE.

TTNHE subscriber would respectfully announce
i 10 his friends and The Pablo, that he ha, Ia
ken the New Store, No. IA, Main Street, three
doors above WIN. Mi,chell's where he will com
mence in few days 10 open beautiful and
well selected Stock Of STAPLE AND FAN.
CY DRY GOODS, purchased by himself within
the past few weeks, in the Northern and Eastern
Markets, and on such terms Is will enable him
10 sell a, very reduced prices for cash! He re-
specially solicits call from those in want
l.. X. GILBERT,
March 2s-tt No LII. Main q.
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Richmond, March li-d&clt'
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

COUNTRY MERCHANTS are respectfully
~ informed that we are receiving our Spring
supply OF Goods which has been bought principal
u wiki Cash. Most O.. our stock will lie sold al
lower prices than heretofore. Good rolled Letter
Paper at 81 50; good ruled Cap Paper at 81 IS;
very large Wrapping Paper at 81 90.
Blank Books OF various rulings prices, sizes,
&c, &c. Call al S,alioners' Hall, l2l, Main
street, Richmond
J. W. RANDOLPH & co.
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NEW SPRING GOODS

nANlEL II. LONDON, No l35 Main and
- Corner OF 18Th Street is receiving hy the
vessels Europe, Isabella, and others, Iusl landed
AT New York. his importation OF British and
French GOODS, comprising large and se-
neral STOCK and he having spen, The last month
in The Northern cities. selecting his stock of
every description OF American GOODS asks
The attention OF dealers visiting this market this
season, assuring them that they can make their
purchases OF him as low rs Of any house in the
CITY
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NoTICE.-We, he undersisnci, heIsnT F ,;
the powers Of Mr. WIleman Thomas, rs or asor.
for making sales Of our lands living IN lie We;
EN- part, Of Virginia, and tha; We vi not r1:-
form Q. ratify in al; way any SAFE or contraction
the sale, or any conveyance, which may BE maze
or executed By tie said Thomas, IS agent, n any
time after Ibis day in re.pect 10, oE 0! arr q ouE
said lands. And we forbid payment o. The whole
or any part Of any money agreed 10 be rsid io'ne
said Thomas for the purchase Of any iarts =.
By him as our agent and shall conissi'hc vaii-iy
Of any tced no: upon record Z, This d5e.
CHARLES F. OSBORNE,
WILLIAM GRAY.
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JULIAN KEAN,
April ids W. NJ. AMBLER.


a1s,,n,A,ralo' Sac q Nos 'c'a1'!e Real Es'a<
niflne OF me aG,hof'y ye>'sa 10 ;ns ~ ne
- -, WI :. .iie 'a,e eait' IMAM \. Mrca,
Ins', ptoce,e - se''' d. Puolic aucSoh, On 10
p "a lac i2!n Gay u Ap',; portion Of IRE ksa
l-s'".e ~ "H'cn ,o t"e s"'u wren Hied seq sid
i ,o@eeo' w 1 nc 'disc hahs'0a t1ouse Q! iHc
,sse"se1' s'Sla'ee On Tue come! 81 S!h 'tc
Son s"ee.-, S'la oac acc ~ sIo't' a.ac7-
en tnerelo extending from tfanilin = Na.c
,,o; ~ ,ha MI s" re isI .s.a,,'I ta, ~
Oh ,n., 80. S'a' - il9'u $50 "
an W.! res 10" ~ nc 81 ~
n,o,r - a'i.a!' :. a.i anusL ~. :: S'Vg peG
Valley iionipg ,hir,y feet on McCarce street
Also, small freehold in The County Of H4rcve-
containing about fire acres which Was our IL 6:
Of DAME! Trucheau and others.
And on FRlD!:Y, the 18Th cav B! Arr. uro7
The premises 2, ~ o'cloek n, he Farm II tna
County OF Hcnricr, called" Wes,wocc"- s.ra:ed
on the Cd Richmond Turnpike Road ahou, AZ
miles above The Cir eli Richmond. containing
l02 acres The sale of the Mansion Hcus, Wi,
take place on he premises ats n'cIoc. p ~ IN
the day above na:nef-,he Bric, Tenemen, On ,lc
premises al II o'c,ock NJ. Of he same day mr.:
The vacant Lot on McCance street. and The small
freehold in Hanover. will be sold in fro2, s, lie
tenement on Broad street, Immediately alter ia:
i. sold.
TsuMs.--.: Of The purchase money in cash he
remaining is in equal insralmen,s st6 l2 ard
IS months, Tor negotiable notes with approved er.
dorsers, and deeds Of trust 10 secure their paY.
menr W. GODDiN, ADM
with The will annexed al William D Wrrn fpcT
p s The lnt on which IN. man,ior hcuse
.tonds will b, divided So &C n fro,i IN t'-,ni,l;o
and Main s,rpets
Immediately after N. sale al -. hou.. =,
Broad street will no soIt \ IA, on Academy Hi
in Duyals addition containing ore acre End 3
balf W GO6DJN
Anril eds Admir- ". %. ".
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Notice to Country Merchant.

n ID L A K Nj + K 5
~ The subscribers are now receiving
G1-$A their SPRING SUPPLY of Foreign
90 and Domestic HARDWARE, CUT.
rs LERY, Sc, 10 which they respectful
g " invite the attention OF Country
~ Merchants, Farmers, and others visit
inc The city. Their stock is large and well Sc
ected and they pledge themselves 10 sell al prices
which viii give satisfaction.
Call at III, Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, sign Of
the "Hant-Saw"
March 81 ]. A. GARRISON & co
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JAMES RIVER CANAL,
RICHMOND, April 5, l8a5
CLEARED,

CLEARED,
Boat Virginia, WIN. T. Minor, With 25 ions
mazs ior Gainesville, mile stone IS, and Scots
Boat Highlander, Jas. Byers, with a.: tons
mdze., Tor New Market, Lock No. IS, and lynch
burg.
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Exchange Hotel, Richmond,

'Hls establishment is being thoroughly re-
= paired and painted. Board per day 81 10;
PEI week $40. The proprietor takes this oppor-
,uahty 10 return his thanks TO his customers for
, Meis liberal support, and will endeavor to meri.
oe'r future appreciation.
:, FREDERICK BOYDEN.
March % elm
RTlFIcIAL FLOWERs.-l00 Boxes Just
4 received By
Apri /. - : -
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.r,-c m CARPENTERS.

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.
r.r s,t..rihers have Jus; received fresh
~ sn,,ir Of superior Rench and Moulding
- - s"y mb;cb ,hey will sell very cheap for cash.
f'4as' "' j. \. GARRISON & co.
Solll Broad s.. sign Of the Hand Saw
All
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ItICnHIJIT NTdT.H 10 W.
A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.-A
II Lady, who can come well recomrler@et.
a. good Teache. OF French and Musicl may
pei a situation IS Inslfuctress IN pri;.;e fanny
IN one Of he most agreeable and heai tY reisn'
borhoot. in Aibenarie county, Virs ia IN
school Of hye or six li'rle girl., ty e>..rg
letter, postpaid, 10 y. b. Charloi'e'v.'Ie, .i,c!.
mia stating her terms &c. March 7-ctl5a
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DOOFING TIN PLATE, IA By 20, just re-
n ceived and for sale bv
THOS. & CHAs. ELLIS,
March Oft No. 100 Main street.
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Marshal {. 5. f. q V and Ccm,ai.s.o.e
March 2J--cti
CORD WOOD LAND IN AuDDLESES
EOp & - I,


DYrirtue otihe provisions ola des1 .! ;rns ctt.
ID curci b. Cornelius Garrison, ceccase,i. = 'ae
subscribcr. bearing da.c Oh tie oh fay q De-
rembcr. 1871 and duIy recorded in The Ger,
office OF tie County Coutoi N.itcseN. :or ~
purpose OF securing - John K. Taylor lie pa
mea, OF certain sums ii money therein mcnicr.
ed. we shall proceed 70 sell al public anc',on
on the premises, ior cash, or THURSDAY, l0in
Of 4 prl. lsi5, tic tract or parcel Of land tescif
ed in saii deed. containing six hundred al.
twenty acres, teins n pari 81 thai val1a.
bic estate known as Bushy Park, lying on &c
Rappahannoti rlyer, within ilre miles oilhc Cacs-
apeake, Bay. The principal pan OF his !2nt :
covered with valuable cord WOOD, lyingccn:oaen:
10 the river il has on it two capacious docks i-r'f
reception 0. the wood when cur, ant holds GU,
great inducemcrt 10 any one disposed 70 'agase y
that business. The subscribers vii! CONE? criy
snch tile as is vested in them bv sail tcct tu'
il is believci to ~ urGGestonablc.
BENJAMIN TEMPLE,
GEORGE T. NlCOIS OS
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
<-TI- yy-DJ Ar c. IN

HENRY 10 ULI.N g CO,
Com,aissio-, NsTeian!s.
WILL make liberal advances upon produce
w 10 hani-and having engaged The services
of BENJAMIN C. Graz, 10 attend particularly 10
TaJacco sales. they hope 10 give satisfaction TO
their friends who may favor them with conslSn-
,as,,. Feb. 21-cSw
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BENJAMIN TEMPLE,

TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE BASIN LOIS
DY .r,ue OF deed Of nus, for The nIaos1i
ID therein mentioned, executed 10 The sntsc +
Der on The llih al MAY, 1912, and recorded II &c
Clerks Office OF the Hastings Court Il ne city o.
Richmond shall, on he Is; day 81 May leNt at
II o'clock, VI, expose 70 sale, II public auc'cn,
or lhr premises, three small lots, on lie Eor;h
sicc Of, and nca, the BASIN, numbered !, SAM g,
constituting part al b, No. i2h, according % he
plan Of The city OF Richmond and row cccr2tsc
as coal wards ~ Messrs. Woodsor, PeEkir, & GO i.
and others, ,cnanls.
Terms made known al the sale.
GEO. y. JOHNSON Tfa.:ce
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-;777pplRO GARDNER & CARLTON
Hu bnanp 80 ,hsir usual LARGE supply of
HAnNnSp IlIS'i GoODS, ami now offer one Of
IL sphi.a s,,r,sn,s Of Boots, Shoes, Leather,
the oeS; asso's shoe Thread, Cotton and Wool
Hats PaPe.s ~ have ersr had for The season, at
Carts, * - :" rr,css and invite their customers,
unusual lo@ s.rpa,,lly 70 give them call before
and buyets se"' April Scott
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LOTTERIES.
II. Russell Bigger.

A GENT for the Managers, %. Paine &
N COY Richmond Va.
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=. ncrss BOOTS AND SHOES.

1tles {. Sons llake.
.rSry & WATTS have just received
D. (, Miles s Sons beautiful Boots and
i ioI 9. ;. :. Tor summer wear. They are
she's he mos, splendid style, out OF The very
MADE 1 y. IN, we always keep good stock Of the
very mes ~ in wan, OF superior fit and a
n vs. M Boo, o. Shoe 10 give US call v,rrs
Anril
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MO. 3, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, Virginia.
Splendid Lotteries to he dram III .ip'1i.
% ono OnllnnSi
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-12-20

strictly according TO the directions accom-
panying them One box of these Pills is
generally sufficient to cure two common
cases of Chils and Fever. Judging from
these facts, the Proprietor has the most
satisfactory reasons for supPosing that
upwards OF one hundred thousand persons
have been restored from sickness TO health
by using this important medicine, aud
that, too, in the brief space Of twelve
months, Indeed, no language can de,
scribe, no tongue can express, and nc
pen can portray the vast amount OF sick
ness and suffering which these Pills have
relieved, and the joy and gratitude OF
those who have been restored to health
by using them.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

nURSUANT to an order of the Pro-
bate Court of Franklin county, Mis-
sIssippi, granted at the August Term
l845, we will proceed to sell on the
Ian and 18Th days of Norrmber merit
at the late resdAice Of Henry West
brook, deceased. the following described
real estate, to.wit: the east hall OF the
north east quarter Of section number
thirteen, in township number five, OF
range number five east, containing eighty
I-lOOlhs acres, lying and being in Frank
In county, Mississippi-lhe same having
a SAW MILL and GRISf MILL on the
premises, and will be sold on credit OF
twelve months. Purchasers will be re-
quired to give notes with sufficient and
securities.
re. WESTBROOK,
+. S. WESTBROOK,
a Executors.
Sept. 81. 1915. 3Ow6
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or all the remedies ever discovered
for the safe, certain, and efiectua cure
OF the hs"e and Fever, or ChilIs and
Fever, none have more uur;,ad and re.
ceived the appreciation Of the public
than these Pills. Upwards OF Eighty
Thousand Boxes have been sold in only
six States, within The last twelve months
and over twenty thousand Of these in the
state Of Alabama alone. The Proprietor
has never known single instance where
these pills have failed TO cure the Chills
and Fever, where thsy have been used