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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

are told, carefully abstains from all interference
Or Identification with tic politics of the United
States, while Com. Moore pu.sues an opposite
course ard consorts with the Loco Focos. .
STEAMER HErTUNE.--The passengers in this
beat during bsr trip from this City 10 Providence On
Monday night, published in Tie Providence journal
Card, expressing their admiration at the manner IN
which The noble boat bore them through very tem-
pestuous night end Mt the skill and management
ev'nced by her able Commander, and heartily rconl-
ending her to tie travelling public who seek safely
and comfort.
She left New York on Monday, p. NJ. and arrived
at Providence at2 P. NJ. Tuesday. 1t was very
tempestuous night on the Sound. The steamboat
Nurrogenseit started from New York for Stouiug-
ton, but was compelled to anchor at Harris Island
short distance from New York.
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~ 4 Wosp TO TIE WtsE'-sly. the on ds..SDt -
,niilri.nt ard When feniui eaeis na. az pc
ny hs 0Urang Duan= eHves the tItg ou honay he's
sensible prf ion al Them Will l.:e time ~ =, ~ -
~ . mcrcnn AI.erm. ipt sic = undei'pp ,res 3
cunnA.iy ia the world and wOitii double us r,5
ntsieu ~ oerye itr ten nngtel her sag ss e. .
eviden'ly prompted by oreough' 90 ,h'nea :,
Ihn 'rpou entsurinlsert. too s. -. ''l .:n., ls ,
u, ..r to,. snn,r n.an- h7 tl' ;. csir' - Es =
i;,l.-i,i.u t:i nY iInrh. lshres y tauc e.0rsy g
by the hen:ucSy MiIntiee. lerc will De On assssf
f1imauce Il, 3 O'Clock tn day, 10 nceon'nodaeus'
her ady.hic. :
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nin Ware some yery e.s
eal assortment line Table and Pocket Cutey SsIssoF.
&c. &C. - hAi
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Amount in circrlat sl.4SliS 60
Balance due domestic srediors. certificates H.
sued By the Auditor General. lG3S 80
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or French Language --MANbsLa. a.
SYSTEM.-A new Evening Class for GenteliAn ,,.aac 4
form also. n Morning Class for Ladies. ''1
JOIN are Teque ted to make application. s,I al :
Pupils can bc udm tied into C!anes m Inc ''"'
cGut of the System.
Private IN ttuc,on IuGns tn, m,Faar u;,s w !.
;ma. rn MAJ l.. A'lNIA Nc. y lfsAa :;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

Amounting TO the sum si0S3 oU3 ~
The increase in the State Debt, since assumed
the dulles Of The Executive chair, may be properly
understood, when II is stated that the interest which
has accrued thereon since that PERIOD amounts 10
sl0362l35 60
The amount of interest guaranteed to private
pUirtiul,, 10
and the amount Of appropriations towards the
completion of unfinished lines OF public I'M.
ptovements, commenced PRIOR 10 that lime,
sieiit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

A TOUCHING INCIDENTAL; Ole Bulls last con-
cerl when the great masiet was playing Niagara,
after he had passed the rapids, gone over TO Goat
Island, and was just On the point of peakinG over
the American fall, which lie done in the piece by Il
few soft notes Of the flute, which he repeats mos,
dsiuely on has violin, Just ut this attractive
Point, moving Incident occurred. Some purveyor
she'll fish outside, WHO had mol the lear o: Orpheus
before his eyss, VIXEN Ole Bull initiated The flute
accompanied him with the voice, and just iord
enough the violin 10 bs perfectly distinct, cams
the meal cry, "o-y-s'ers;" again the noes of
the loie, the soft op7fiion the vioio '5e saois
d-'ic'nu@ ~ naiP9ni'es frifd y ~ 80 n cFee'er
Tor the audience, The sentimental ,o;ng izd-s
were absolutely compelled 10 laugh and voice be-
hind US whispered
THAT strain again, 1t had a dyiag taA."
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Ionn trelief issuc) per act of 9Th
May. ISL bearing an interest OF
PEI cent. ,l.0,vtV W
- g per CENT. Ll,fS 70
- ..... el.A3 "
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next day We paid sll aao The policy was csnceIIes
Morris opsaed on The defence He SAID ssi be
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-Svun.sy 4..s...4-.-- ----------
70 supay helssyss VIII ais s5;sls Ecf tsls By tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-01-10

longlpgS.
In tue course OF the forenoon four or five gentle
men called on me as friends, professing-and have
10 doubt uuly-to dsapproye Of the threatened yo-
lence OF the cltizens but confirming what the Sheriff
had told he respecting the cGmmoIon III the CITY.
they informed The OF the various plans in agitation
for RIDING the city Of my presence. The nildes,
ard most lenent measure which they mentioned
was, that should be TAKEN carried On board one
OF the Newly ok packets, and sent TO New York.
| told them thGI il that was the manner in which
10 Re disposed OF, should prefer being sent by
ths Wilmington boat and the land rou,e bv winch
md Come 10 the city but that could moi ynuota-
rily leave the ciiy un mad performed the business
on which was sent. Their statements did 20, ma
reriaiI. differ III any Thing se, from those made by
the Sheriff.
In the evening OF The same day, a gentleman 10
whom had received letter OF Introduction from
| friend IN Boston, csed me, and sad that the
Sheriff had offered II would leave the civ that he
would. 10 use ms expression, agr,e on case 10 be
Submitted 10 The Circuit Court OF the United States
FIRST, aud then canned 10 the Supreme Court for
iua decision. told MN ,hat would do i, Ita,
| had no desire 10 remain IN the city after my husl
n-sS should be accomplished AID the Sheriff hav-
ing before Informed me that he mad then no citizen
OF Massachusetts III ms custody observed tha, Il
we could agree or a statement OF facls, il would
very much expedite my departure.
had procured in Boston number OF the MINES
sachusetis vessels at Charleston, and there npris-
oned under The law in question in the name OF either
Ut two OF whom | felt authorized 10 commence n
suit Ii WAS agreed between my iniortuer and me
that should meet number OF gentlemen al the
Sheriff office, the morning nine clock for
The pGIposs al attempting to uakc tins arrange
meUt. ~ about nine o'clock the rest morning.
which Nas "Wednesday, accordingly went 10 III,
Sheriff office, bot found neither the Sheriff For any
other of the gentlemen uiertiancd there | was
reformed BY ono O: be Sheriff Clerks, that he had
s!' Pped out on sons business, but would probahl,
return IN "a ~" minutes. waited probably halt or
hire quarters oi an iloug, sni hc bot returning,
was about iorayr thu oiiice and .hs Clrik sai ;ia
wnDld '.aias an i.our vsa5at woCi,i Il. t1sr,, la
'os:d n:oTRl the oreriii, ana ut pro5ubiy would
then meet me. named twelve O'Clock, and L; tia,
time returned 10 the Office, and there found The
Stsf1 On stating 10 him the arrangement which.
vas made on the preceding evening, he said thai the
gentleman had represented correctly bis proposal
nut that on farther reflection End consultation he
must retsac, 'he ofFer that he might by that course
,iiwari me purposes Of tee Siatc; and !,siic that
he had not been long in office. ard ne did ncr know
tisi there sas any case which would properly pre-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-17

.rsll. ls sa ss,s''''' '''s' ~ '.''''' .
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Law po0kS WAkTuU.
~. 1kvnos N = Co. Ia Ma 49,, xichA
~. .'.A sssrpts''&rufs As''A srs p - s>"'
Sssss.s.srsssss..s~s v sssss -. tss t'asS,x,
sinssssss: nsys.A = = =. 80 :. -..soloi ~,
VIOLiNS, FLUTES, q.
WE have for sale, cheap, largo assostment
w OF voia~ rsssss rss> chsiesss. rAsse's oaiass
49, &c 1910, " ,. W, nANpolxu co.
CHEEsK: - 80 : - = ---.---1
~ 50 cash, Cssss. D. .''''.l ...' saT F.sre'. ~
IS bo1es Pin. Arps DO nF. ~ 81
10 so..' Limit Easd.A s'-Fo' , -; !, n
g PERM OIL: -'-..''7 r. '-.,t y ,-.--- 4,
- 10 tere-.pase Sperm on warranted ..eesos nj.
by sr he 81 ~. WILLIAMS HAxALi-
Hss silk 81. = s is. S"
Buskns all quilted suitable thsy sspsrss
ia an =, and qualify "' ''' o"" ,,,rr,v . WATT.
SPERM CANDLEs:. -
~ so sorss ar.s quality ~, ..-. -.r
80 second sualiy-Fo' al: By
SUGAR: - :
- 90 half bone. wooi.sy = woo,sy. No. Loaf Sugar
10 sss No niverissd-Fes sss ~
CHAMPAGNE; :
s..le.. Champagne Wine. van..,sa genuine and q is
.s WILLIAMS = HAxALL
HARDWARE. CUTLBRY, &c. &c. :
10 w. 8. q J. DOMAIN, ..' '..-.-f a
INroKrKRs AND DEALERS .t
In Foreign and Domesfic Hardsoare,
HAVE in store large and well assorted stock,
IL consisting In rarot
Ivory Handle knives and rorls in s..s Of 81 ps.ess
DO. DO Knives only .'l
Buck. Bone Cocoa Handle Knives and Forls
Ivory and Buck Handles peser do do
Rogers Super Pen and Poelet Knives
Wade Butehers Super Rsrors
Ger silver and pr,'s Tea and Table Spoons
Hoe q Cos Min saws 'U i.
Rowiaeds do do
Ger. and steeI Hand and PanneI saws ...i
Co,ter, key 4 Comm Vices
strap Hinges had. Irons. Horse Shoes and Nails
Also beautiful a,sopent Of Derons Bua warsto which
they call the attention Of dealers
W. 6. 4 J. DOMAIN.
"a T-e, III Main Street
ATHEIST APPLEsii -----
,a' received sehr jsnes nom Boston smother
lot I'm Que order ef 'ho's Red Apple. % osn called tor
sugar asdius aad for ..ie By
- n "a DAVENPORT q ALLEN
NUTicE-A second supply DIR. g. h. whoopine
TO hand per Cosu. and fo ss
Al de 10 JoHNSroNS Medical Emporium
FOR THE LADIES.
White and Black Satin Slippers.
Fresh supply. "
bUTNEY WATTS have just received large and beautiful
lot Of isdies beautiful whas and black Slippers
latest style and beautiful shape We invite
dies beautiful stock Of Ladies Shoes
~h'chi' OF the h'e', style. and best qu.li,ie.
Dealer. in all the most fashionable ye. Of L.ai.., ssoe
II CASES prime Calabria Licorice, for sale
II Il by de27 WEBB, BACON 4 co.
CArrER BooTs-we have on hand good .toei Of Ganer
" boots Of good quality which will eel low, Half
Caters and Bukins OF the best quality, for sale low by
ia II PUrNEY 4 WATTS.
EHAMPAIGNE WINE ..I|- I..T
~ "R BoInscr Cos" celebrated very superior Cham
paiene For sale by 0a9lrl ChAs PALMER.
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y. :. : TO THE PUBLIC.

T HAVEa superior article of Brushes from 90
oooo for cash. with general assortment of Pain
ARTICLES.
Gas. Of the beat quality, from sIo 26Ioo wholesale
osrstah
White hard 10 beat, in kegs from lbs
The above selection and warranted good
ounry gentlemen call and examine these
ss,ds and Judge for Themselves At ROBERT MOTIFS
rr-a. Paint shop. 5Iain street,
. door o be Exchange Bank.
pirhr, Va. Mavq IN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-02-17
SWANS SERIES OF READERS.
NEW BOOKS.

TNHE Charleston Book a miscellany in prose
Il and complied entirely from or re-
,ideHi Of Chahestonsc c. very volume
woiprintsd.
No IS Harper's Illuminated Ebe
No. Wandering Jew
Agncour novel, by James
No Kepdalrs Life OF Jackson
No The Neville. OF Gau,How-by DR.. Lever, author Of
Charles OMaily
Wilton Harvey, and Other Tales, by Miss sedgewiek
ALSO,
further supply Of that valuable ani cheap work Theirs
History Of the French Revolution complete
ia ~ NASH 4 WOODHOIrSF.
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WEBB. BACON s. co

WEBB, BACON II co.
,-,,,'.-t Qftr for Sale,
10 HHDs New Orleans Sugar
AVk Rico and s. CroiI do part rn, recently
Imported
1909 Iaeuyr Rico Havana and S, Domingo Coffee
&c bags fne Old Java aud Maniesibo do
e. S. hhds West India Moasses
~ 500 aides Sole Leather
So 81 Russell Upper do
"a Ia boxrs and half boxes Loaf Sugar
5 81 bids Crushed do
.z1zi "a nerces Rice
o. 800 saeks Liverpool Blown Sait
= sal04 do Ground Aum dc
so Candles, rTrspaisni and other brands
a47 boxes Soap various qualities
~ boxes Sperm Candies
a.. tons Anencan blsercd Steel ..
81 bundles Hoop Iron, various widths
Ia boxes Window Glass, erie and 1918
Nova Scotia GriDdssones
50 bbls N. Carolina Tar
81 dozen PAINTED Baskets
<i3 bags Shot
81 kegs Dupont'- Gunpowder
II Caiabra Licorce
ala kegs Nails and Brads, assorted sizes
ALSO,
,,ier
Bsy LEAD shoe Leading Lines AMI oI cor' ep
per Pmeno Starch. quaue- Corn pfo's'
WOOD Ware Hons. Paper &c sc gu
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-C0YES HIVE SYRUP.

1JINES HIVE N1hUI.
"E nIe preparing the article by an en-
w tire,y new proees offer tho pubie
highly esteemed MEDICINE of The most desirable
auaiiy-beng prompt acton ard liable
fermentation. . Gle u-v9Fy prepared H.
sThs fooing offered evidences
Of IL excellence aud efficiency.
- FRoN DIR JpHN CULLEN.
certify Alexander DUval l. Co, have
paned processo Syrup squ
Hynp-tha peJaa
uoa possesses medicinal qualities of gene.
EAay prepared-xithout being liable fermentation.
: -r.-ra. Signed JOHN CULLEN, 81. d.
elsai laa- FRoM DIR. FRANCIS II. DEASE.
This to certify the habit OF using the Hive Syrup
prepared by uva Co and hat dposed
possesses the properties of the
squH that ordinarily prepared aud that is free
from liability fermentation.
Signed 7. II. DEANE- NJ ID.
superiority OF this and
speeifuly invite siiention OF Physicians n IL.
ALEX DUvAL L. co,
no 90 No III, Main street Richmond.
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ave- q, - - ~. ... 49,. !. i.
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NOTICE.

WE take this occasion to give
seues that We keep eosssA.sly On hard. eso,sA
orsses and Cooling Ranxers Of sli kisdA that
ere generally used in this nsarkrt. % our own
manufacture. which we win sell On Reasonable
terms. Al-p Mort's Agricultural Fumaees fos
s,eanains fcod Coz ssoek. which we VIII ssliss
the uanufAeturer's prices> after adding the sx-
rcures. a our Tin. Stove and Sheet Iron Mana
nesory. near the Hen Tavern. wssre all kisds
IN be done on the most rcasonahle TRINA and q
,cdns with Tin of Copper. Cuitcrins. &C.
Z. n WELLER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
rlIE CELERRATEp RACE HORSE. STEEL.


q Go, by that capital Racer and most
~ valuable Stallion, imported rylLe his
" dam Dimoth, by Constitution, which was
also the Jam OF the famous running marc. Sally
Eubank; and his grand dam By Balls Florizel, will
stand the approaching season. commencing the
Isl March, at Capt. Smiths Tavern Charlotte
Court House, Va, at Thirty Dollars. cash. and
One Dollar to the groom. Paslurage furnished
gratis, and mares fed at 81! cents per day: and
colored servants boarded free Of charge.
steel. is Of the largest class OF race horses, be-
ing l6 hands high, OF grea! substance and rover.
a fine bav, with black legs, and as race horse
equal To any in America. He won twelve times
out of thirteen races. The only time OF his los
ing was al Baltimore, being beaten b. Vashli,
when he was in bad order, though he beat Ports
mouth Chat beat Boston) in that race, and col
$500 OF the purse as the second best horse in the
race Immediately after that race, he CHALLENGED
Vashli TO run tour-mile heats, for len thousand
dollars aside, half forfeit, which was declined
For further particulars OF his pedigree and
performances, see large bills, which will be fur
nished TO gentlemen who may desire to see them.
JOHN EUBANK.
January Is, ls45-wtlJune.
PROFESSIONAL NOTICE-The under.
i signed having associated themselves in the
practice Of the Law, will attend the Courts held
in the city Of Richmond, the Superior Court OF
Meckenburs and the Superior and County
Courts of Hanover and Goochland. They also
propose 10 practice in the Court OF Appeals al
Lewisburg
Oillcc-on Main street, front room over the
Store OF Thomas r. Price.
ROBERT C. STANARD,
WOOD BOULDIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-06
To he Editors of Tie ENQUIRER:

To tie Editors of the Enquirer:
Will you do me the favor 10 insert the follow.
ing in your paper2 was no, in the House to-
day, owing to slight indisposition, when the
vote TO reconsider the Southwestern Road bill
was taken; and, as was not present when The
bill was indefinitely postponed, | deem ii proper
10 say, as friend TO that measure, should
have voted against the postponement, il had
been there; but, since the means are cut of BY
reducing the taxes and that, TOO, BY the assistance
Of nv vote, should, had been present to day,
have vo;ed against reconsideration.
Respectfully, II. G. PERRY.
Feb A. 1915
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-06

CONCERT.
M r. J. K. CPL and Mr.. T. Fl. VANDEN
" BERG respectfully announce, that they
VIII give Vocal and Instrumental Concert at
Inc Exchange Concert Room on Thursday Even
ing, Feb. 9Th, 1915.
For further particulars see small bills.
Should the weather be unfavorable, it will be
postponed until the first fair evening
Feb. 4-3ts
RlGGER's PRIZE oFFICE.-Drawing Of
- the Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass No. "a:
81 9 2o % 10 AZ 9 is 60 %
$4,000 Dollars.
Drawing received BY To-Day's Mail.-Capi-
, ais, $4,000. 5000, 5000, 1000, 1923, 1900,
1r!vo ~ OF 1000, &c. 70 Nos IL drawn ballots.
Ticket, by =
THos B. BIGGER, Managers Office.
Feb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-06
TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES

In !HiddLcSsr ana Es5eI.
PURSUANT TO the provisions of three deeds
i Of trust executed 10 me by Lewis B. Monta-
que Of Middesex county, and Of record in the
Clerks office Of said county, the first to secure a
deol due Jones c. Clopton; the second debt due
George Wright and c. G. Griswold; and the
third for the benefit OF said Clopton, and under a
eecree Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Mddlesex county, made a, its Fall
term 1874 will sell at public auction, al Mon.
!agues, Essex county, on Thursday, the 18th of
March next the following property, 10 Wit. On
der the first deed
A tract or parcel Of land lying in Middlesex
ana Essex counties, and containing $50 acres
Also the following negro slaves, TO wit: Fanny,
Frances and Polly
Under The second deed, the following negroes
Ben and Cesar, men; Lewis and Ambrose, boys,
and Betsy, girl-all which negroes are recon
yeyed in the third deed, together with tract OF
land containing 400 acres, more or less, OF
which the above 800 constitute a part. The land
VIII offer inducements to purchasers. 1t is OF
good quality, with large and commodious Dwell
ling House, and all the necessary out houses in
excellent repair. The title is believed 10 be I'M
Questionable; but, selling as trustee, shall con-
rey such title only as the deeds give me. The
negroes are generally young and valuable.
Cash will Re demanded for all,he' property
AUSTIN M. TRIBE, Trustee.
Feb 6-cut,lS
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r F.. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y. FlCE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE Hotel,
Richmond Virginia.
Hich and Spiendid Schemes fer FI5ruaiy.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery Class No 6, TO be drawn
February Sth, 1915. Capitals: prize Of 10000,
10000, 6,OO0 5000 5000, $500, 1000, l,769,
| 900, 1900, $50, 200, 90 prizes of 900, &C.
Whole Tickets $40; halves ); quarters = So
A Certificate of a package of 26 Whole Tickets
in the above will be sent for $780, halves 65;
quarters 30 50.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. L 10 be drawn
February 18th, 1915. Capitals $50 900, 10000,
G000, $500, 1927 50, 1900, $500. 40 prizes Of
1000, &c, &C. Whole Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters SO. a certificate of package of %
Whole Tickets will be sent for ;sl30; halves IS;
quarters 30 so.
10000 Dollars!
To be drarn on the Birth ayof Washington
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 8, TO be drawn
22nd February, 1916. Capitals: $4,000. $4,000,
5000, 5000, 3,20S, SO Of 900, &C., &c. Tickets
SlO-shares in proportion. A certificate of a
package of25 Whole Tickets in this magnificent
Scheme will be sent for Sli0 halves 10; quar-
tiers $s35.
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotto
ries for sale by }. +. WORD.
~ Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certl-
Gates of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
(or smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the weekly enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
" after il is over 10 all who order from
Jan. 10 ]. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-06
WHITE PLAINS FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber wishing 10 remove from the
i vicinity OF Fredericksburg, offers Tor sale
one of the most desirable residences in the State
including 20 Acres Of Highly Improved Land.
To most persons in this section of the country, a
minute description Of this property is unnccessa-
ry-suiice it 10 say, that The Dwelling House is
in complete order. containing large rooms,
Green House. two large Porticos, the floor OF one
of which is laid with marhle-lwo spacious Gel
lars with fire places. The grounds about the
house are laid of in the most tasteful manner,
and are ornamcned by a variety OF flowers tees
and shrubbery. On the premises are two large
Csterns-a Well Of good wa:er-a large and
handsomely laid-off Garden-all the usual out
houses, and number Of Fruit Trees, bearing the
very best Fruit
Also, Tract of Land in Essex county, I'M
medately on the Rappahannock River, known
by the name of Notwithstanding 900 Acres.
more or less, with a good Dwelling House, in
which there is a good Dry Goods Store and
Pos-Olice. The stand, for store, is deemed
The best in that section The River abounds in
Fish and Oysters. About half OF this tract is in
cultivation the balance is heavily timbered.
s--,T Bargains in the above valuable Property
may be had By communicating with the sub
scriber at Fredericksburg
Jan. I7-2awtIM M. T. LYNCH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-06
FOR RENT,

IL The upper par. OF The Tenement, over
MIN my store, containing two rooms each on
.Esis@ the second and third floors, and two good
garrett rooms There is also good cellar.kilchen,
wine vault and coal vault. This house has been
occupied by me for Is years as private dwell
ing, and is we'll suited for that purpose The
rooms will be rented separately, il desircd-the
s;,na,;on being an excellent one for Offices for
professional gentlemen. The entrance is on the
cross street. Possession given about Isl March.
WV "A. BARGAMIN,
Feb 5-f Corner Main and 10Th SIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-06

m ". DYOTT & SONS, have removed
i their Pharmaceutical Laboratory and cxlen-
sive Medicine establishment to the Columbian
College, No 1872 North Second street, Philadel-
phia, above Race street, West side, sign OF the
Phpnix & Good Samari,an-,he Original Foun-
tain Head for all Gcanie Popular .lkdicues.
Perfumery, &c.
As no counterfeit or sophisticated preparations
will be admitted into the Columbian College, The
public may rely on being furnished with nothing
bu, prre and genuine articles Of Medicine from
this Establishment.
EI Druggists and wholesale dealers supplied
on liberal terms FEB.