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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

1 4 For the New Postage Lsw.-JOHS >HELDON> Pa
Unique Pocae Csuparion, containing Leer Balance
for The Il ci- ard - rates OF POss The
o. u and AvoifduPo.s Weighs convenient
Pen and Holder. improved eves-poirted Pencil. Tooth
pick and SOyereignlgge Letter Seal OF Leads
Al the op OF the Case AID the VI boz measure IL
beiEs sXarty inches forming complete A-lB IA Par
yo he couveuences Of which are seevideaL For s@e by
John BROWN 4 CO IL Fl.tou-s- Nassau
s-af ,fn-ivA rir~uiar iv-r sFt s-h sr-@ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08
HOWARD INSURANCE Co sls

CAPITAL $500 ,00O-Snrplus S6J ,00O.-Oice IL
" ard 50 WasL-Ii- losses Of tins Company by the r..
cOufagrauu estimated al 500,n. IL i believed
ere viii remain $4,000 oihe Capital. after paying al the
The Company continues % make assurances As here
tforc K. HAVENS President
Laws PuiLIrrs. Secretary. jy22 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

- TATE PRISON CO>TkACT-Proposal-w vii be
- received FOR The labor by the day Of the couvic employ
ii IN the >aos DEPARTMENT IN he NewJersey State Prison.
numbering a. =. contract commence the
Isl day OF August next and for PERIOD may
illiually agreed The Institution VIII furnish .lpern-
ten6anis Practically acquainted viii The business Sufficient
security vii be required from the contractor. Proposals
other Communications on the subject be sdrrsse1 10
tie subscriber. J. B. GADDls.
Keeper Nsv-Jcr.ey Slat- Prison.
Trenton Iune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

= Hnfes bOlTls- ana nllcInc nalt, lntdIun aud
double cap size.
10000 lbs Straw Boards, assorted numbers
5000 lbs Trunk do do
5000 lbs Handbook do do
100 groce Bonnet do. white, brown and yellow as
sorted GuAliits
20 DO yellow Press Papers, different sizes
$50 90 white do different weights, for
sale In lots 10 suit purchasers. by
l.. b. CLAYTON a SONS Paper Warehouse,
ev5 20 John street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

fTIhENiEN'- IN~t RANCE Company No. 81 " all
street. corner Of Hanover street, continue 10 insure
ans loss damage by ire on the most reasonable terms
TT. LUQUEER, President
~ Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

X ii N ekAlLkOAD CO.--SDnler .irrUr g.
nis"t'-On and after Monday, Apni lilh,
INST ne Car VA follows va Leave Cty Hal ior
f0fsvuie Harlem ard 81 rrslanH $50 9, D l0A u,
+, ;. 49,, 4, 5, 6aD. . p. NJ
Lssge City HAL iof forth IN aad williams Brdge AJ
7, 10 A. VI ,, $40, >, r. M
Leave Guy HAL for White Plains. i0A Ma 2 5Px
Leave Morrsana ana Harlem for - bsll 81, g. ~
II 4 81. 2 3 T. ;, So. ., so, 7s5 PM
Leave Williams Badge ior Guy H2l7, 10. 100 4 4
70 5, $40, 10 M
Leave Nhle Plaas ior ciiy Hal TO, 1919 a N; "a
5l0PM.
The freight train ID cave " lite Plains A. H. and -
Civ hal. Al La 2. M.fcs tie present.
a-.ul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08
BURDEN, PATENT HORsE-sII0ES. BEN.

RtHDtN'> PATENT HOk>t->tibL>. beng
AZ now sale by The principal dealers ID HARDWARE n ne
United States az warranted perfect FORM and made u
he very best re.ned iron Every Shoe which Ray BE- found
not n accordance with he above Recommendation vii Re
received lack and Tie money returned with al eNfense-om
ne mos cS1 parts u the country H. 81 kpEN. Agent
Trny Iron ard Nail psrfDrv NAV "a ie-S rvi- St.sv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-08

GA FtfsN fDE SiiE.---.f.sieO on the Road from
~ New lorns0e ~ White PLAINS about ecuiisiant from
~ each. containing l5e ACRks or LAND, 81 Of wtach
T. Plough Land. excepting Ten icrc- which Wood Land
TEE place divided by and laid out into conyeneri
lots for cultivation. All The fences of stone, m good
or er and M ground r I'd ~ cultivation. The hli
ms an Oi good Character ana I'm order. For TERMS apply
~ :. b. KENYON on the premises.
d9f J. ADRfASCE 5s John--t New York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
4 c0py-Tpsie,
10. TINsLEY. CFk.

10. TTNSLEY q n.
CoMMIssroNER's OFFlcF,
Amherst c. tlo. Sept Sh, 1916. 5
ne parties interested in The fore 70 ing order will lake
notice that have appointed the l9h day of November
next 10 commence The accounts therein mentioned. on
winch day, al 10 o'clock in the morning. they re-
q"e'ed 10 attend at my Office, with their accounts
nation aud settlement
RO. II. BROWN Conf
Oct 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
Juse, Ornamental and sign
= ,FE.V' .7'G.

q DONALD returns his thanks far The liberal
" encouragement he has received during his two
years residence in lynehburE and be continues to 81.
leI lie patronage OF he community, which he will en-
deavor 10 deserve BIS dojeg his uork
IN THE BEST STYLE,
and GiiEiPER th3n the same Gu be done in Lynch.
burg Shop Immediately opposite John G. Mems
Store, over tie room formerly ke3fby Payne < Gte,nry
as u ok Store. NiM80D DONALD.
April II 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

VIRGINIA, TO NtT:-At 4nles iclA IN tie Clerk. Of
feaet size et nil superior of law and elm tsrr
pr ihe County OF *. ie month Of October l,45
A''I" " " lnnisA anH Samuel ldar!l, Pl1lDhib.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
Comma g(tatfou.


TqA HBE NfHEfHfAN.
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Ga u.oian. Res1rfd. .l,l tHa ff.e.-aI#s. 81. his
rn,-'tog tie Rrpaf II lie H sf4 SOD o e4#s 81 ita
Constitution, Ia published "a ts Is. aaa aa4 lsefaah
can
Ia snssssn. The s. ,.atg 4 ,ararl
EDWARD tUaFsT0.s. Pffs.
nv. FAKaY. 500.
srroND aNNf-tf pt.popr
rs.ifl mr., m - &C.. - ',' 'S.,,..
PASSED away ssce iie afsas l,s. 1at Ina. la. b@,,,
mo cas.,rraiial ,le aesasa wa sI ..tt,,s r,l
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

lsil. Ca.
nov. Z d. Baluce remaining in he Trtasa
~, II
Received from Subscribers. ala
meeting held in The second
Presbl terrain Church. 70
ISIS.
March 3D.. Received Of Messrs. Payne &
GregorY. Er iiiiAes sill. %
May 1ih. Received from twn subscr ber.
by President, o
Sept. lJih. Received from subscribers by #
Vice President o
Oct. 9th. Received from subscribers 81 he
Ess annual meeting held al the
Methodist Proiesanl Church; 90
@ Donations received al the same
tine.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

VIRGINIA.:
A I rules h-lI 10 tin clerks o.lies Of a,,..
a hslfpfd on aioadty TIC first da, Of Ssatea'
IAJm j. rhonasaon, H. ~ lsis
against Fiainug,
f.ta-, B5af4, rlaa.-af Preston, administrator.
I'll Mary Hoa d. deceased. and y Ham r Ia. 'oa'inoa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

fTlRGiSIA Alta ealvt held fs Beit.-1 =,
courthouse, the 2jb DAY August one - ~, nj ta
hg8I.eI al iortyGve 3asand eigbl
lamss ksliYe Thomas Ash4ell, .I.sse Ma Ahrell
lis g., I'm lry lane Ashweli "A illiam p ana jana
IS his VILE formerly sancy Ashwell jane aud Nan
Bs4a5c.b his wife, formerly Elzabet A II IN and l.
Pane e5.aa,ttea Of the person and estate OF Fana, liam
Nelly As.5Yell, sa'''l'as
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

VIRGINIA. 81 rules bel ia LIE c.ri,'s oti,a,f,
5sr, J6I3s ~ @ @sPsn-
CH-t..s .. ferguson, p L...e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

JNo. X sIEPr0R, C.. b.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
BROOKE
E,hpy. a Letter 10 Tic H1ecling Arsns.

IEfpm a Letter 10 Tic Waecling Arsns.]
Wgl.r.sBrRG, Va, April 25, 1915.
d. Maclane, Esq-Dear Sir: send you the
result, OF the election at this place. The balance
of The county is not We, heard from:
For Congress: Brown, D., l6f; Allen. W., Ill.
For House OF Delegates: Miller, d, l63, Elder,
W., 40. Yours respectfully.
OHIO COUNTY.
For Congress.-W c. Brown, Democrat, ia;
G. r. C. Allen, Wing, i2G Aliens majority 252.
For House OF Deegates-D. NJ. Edginglon,
Whie, 479; Scattering 80
AUGUSTA.
No opposition TO Mr.. Taylor, Democrat, for
Congress.
For House OF Delegates Baldwin 626; John
son 33l; Siribling 3S2; Massie $50; Newton III.
Messrs Baldwin and Massie elected, Wings.
MADISON
Abrams F0rrm0a in The Coal Cdnse!
MADISON c. H., April %, 1913.
The following is correct statement oil The
vote of Madison county, taken from the poll
books, all now in the Clerks Office:
For Congress -Shelton r. Leake (Dem.,) l9S
Jos. X. Irving, (Whg) Gs. Leake's majority
43O
II. A. Banks reelected TO the House OF Dele
gates without opposition.
Very truly, yours, &c.
EXTRACT RI letter from CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
at is generally conceded, even BY the Wings,
that the gallant Leake is elected in this district
Receive, Sirs from me, in behalf OF The Democrats
of A lbemarle, their thanks 10 The Democrats OF
the Richmond district for The election OF that noble
Democrat and still nobler man, Seddon. As for
Bolts, he has fulfilled his own prophecy, Tor he is
dead Thanks, also, Tor the election OF James
Lyons. and especially thanks 10 The Spartan Band;
Il q
Whigscry.
FREDERICK
For Congress, Bedinger 5S9, Lucas 499--hoth
Democrats.
For House OF Delegales-Wall, W., S45, Ca.
Their, w, $40, Carson, D., SOL Lovetl, D, 75i.
Wall and Gather, Wings, elected. Walls ma
ioriiy over Carson a.; Gathers do. Q!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
HORSE POWER AND THRESHlNCi


& -
TINE subscriber is manufacturing, for 100
u dollars, what he believes 10 be The best
Horse Power and Threshng Machine now in
use. He is embroidered 10 say 50, IRON the fact.
that where it was used last year il was universal
~ approved. The Horse Power, particularly, is
unrivalled. From Two 10 four horses is ali The
power ever required; and for compacncss, case
oil draught and durability, it cannot be exceled
This Machine is calculated 10 get on, cSnniv
from l2O TO $50 bushels per day. bu, for $50 dol
lars larger drum will be furnished, that with
four horses will thresh $50 bushels.
Orders are pouring in, and those desiring these
Machines will please inform me at once, that
may not be hurried In geiing them up; and,
therefore, may have better opportunity OF Turn
ing out good article.
See Mr. Roane's opinion Of this Machine, as
expressed in The March No. of the Southern
Planter. In letter from Dr. Alexander BRYANT
Of Prince George, he says:
al prefer your machine over. all others with
which am acquainted; because,
LIST, |, is simple in construction, and not ap, 10
get out Of order.
81. 1t performs more work for less money than
other machines and is fully adequate TO crops Of
1000 10 !, 500 bushels.
Sd. Il can be worked with the hands usually
found on farms 10 which il is adapted, without
the expense and trouble Of bring extra labor
4th. 1t is known tina, the purple straw wheat (of
which we grow the most) has more capped grains
than any other-yery few Of which pass from
your machine in this Objectionable condition.
9Th. With three mules and ten hands, thresh-
ed with ease 100 bushels per day. passed it through
the fan once, and stacked the straw.
9TH. The horsepower is, without doubt, the
most perfect have ever seen.
ID In consequence OF The late extraordinary
rise 10 Iron, the subscriber has been compelled to
raise inc price Of these machines 10 $3.50.
April es-cet c. 7. Bolts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

for which the Law appropria,cs their rcsp.c,;.
salaries. Justice 10 the public, and a pronrr ~
gard for the clearly expressed will Of Congress *
quiTe that this shall be done. Those who coz ~,
TO the seat OF Government on public businsI'e
should rot be unnecessarily DELAYED by The nsoli
eence or inattention OF Heads of Bureaus ~ =.
Clerks connected with the Executive Den.,,
ments. |, therefore, invite your attention ~ ~,
thirteenth section of the act Of Congress approv@I
on The 26th Of August, 1912, entitled AN ac, l.
galsing and making appropriations for such ne.
cessary objects as have been usually included i
the general appropriation bills, without aulhori,"
of law, and TO fix and provide for certain incden.
tai expenses OF the Departments and officers =,
18th section OF the "Act TO Ieorganize the Genera
Land Office" approved on the 4th of july, ISss
desire that you will cause the monthly Tepor,
required by the act Of 1912, TO be regularly mad
and that you will transmit them 10 me-
The law contempates that The distribution q
labor amongst the clerks shall beal fair proper.
ton 10 their compensation and il is unjust that N,
merltorous and faithful should have 10 perform
the duties OF such as may be found 10 be neel
gent, idle or incompetent To proven, this linus.
ice, il is essential that each clerk shall attend 70
gularly in his Office, and discharge his own ~.
propriate duties. 1t is desired that each Head !,
Bureau shall cause TO be kept a daily sa!en.p,
showing the absence of each clerk from hisdn,y
during office hours-the causes Of such absence
as far as he may be able to ascertain them and
that this statement accompany the monthly =.
ports.
| also desire, that you will accompany The
monthly reports with a statement OF any com
plants which may be made 10 you OF any CLERK
in your office, who may have contracted Gebs
since his appointment, and docs not pay them
agrecably 10 his contract Disclaiming any rigs;
10 interfere with the private affairs OF officers ..
Government am get unwilling that they slal
be embarrassed in The performance OF their put-
lie duties, BY The jus: opportunities OF dsarpoiui.
ed creditors, who trusted them on the faith Of ;he:
compensation from The Treasury
Believing thatthe duties required OF the officer,
and clerks employed in The several Executive
Departments are BY no means unreasonable, ant
impressed with the importance of promp, an:
efficient despatch Of the public business desire
that you will take the measures for the due eIs
cution OF the laws to which have called your a.,
tention. Respectfully, yours,
JAMES K. POLK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

The official Journal Ell Diario del Gooefn .;,l nS s
some very mysterious sivings OUT wni.n ,,i,b
suppose pass at their iull value. ;on If ;nior
malion Of some important and warlike, move 'e
nsa' Of on s ss pap policy S from making
military operations but that 4, hopes esra that ne s
speedy and successful issue OF Inc oie' al canse
which the Editors allude, will remove al 'au'e
for silence or conccalment. 49,, L.va
1t may be some comfort to .nrss ,n VIM ne %ss
weak nerves 10 know that American l Ineres ~
in batqua,er are not to be withoa. P, ,n;n lnne
the Fanny spoke, in LAT, 20 deg 40 MN, ron e
95 deg. 20 min, The American sq"is.u, and
ing Of the friga,e Potomac, sooP ra nd - Vera
sTigs Lawrence anu Gon n0f IS in Command
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

TN the matter in Bankruptcy OF j. P. Taylor
i and others rs. Bev. Sydnor, in The Disric,
Court Of the United States. for the Eastern Dis
trio, OF Virginia, notice is hereby given, that
have deposited in HE Esaach ii GAINESVILLE Of
the Exchange Bank Of Virginia, The sum Of Ten
Thousand One Hundred and Seventy.lwo dol
lars, and fory-nine c"ni>. (Sl0l72 I9-l00)
subject TO distribution al The next term of The
Court and which will Give a dividend OF nine
and one sixth per cent. on The claims that have
been proved. RICHARD RUSSELL
April 29-clt So % Assignee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
PATENT BEE HIVES.
WYE have for sale few Patent Premium
Wv Sell. prninclinu li,aS-

WE have for sale few Patent Premium
w Sel:-Pro,cctng Hives-proof against the
moth and other insec,s-wilh glass doors, that
you may at pleasure ascertain the progress Of the
bees and, ALSO the very convenient manner which
The surplus honey NAV be taken from The top BY
The means OF boxes and slides, without destroying
a single bee. The bottom OF this Hive is fixed
with wire screen and Two tubes through
which they work, and may be placed in your par
ior, greenhouse or yard. A gentleman in the
city OF New York got 40 pounds OF beautiful
white honey from one oflhese hives in IS DAYS,
and, during The Summerhe had $50 pounds, which
he sold for S42 so.
Those who have bees will find il a great i'm.
provement 10 the bees and honey, and may be
had for SO so Of FRY & co.
Anril 10-r0l%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
s5.9s1,9s2 l6 S5,926,.i52 8
MEMORANDUM.

MEMORANDUM.
Dealings IN Exchange
Amount Of Bills discounted and purchased in and
out Of the State, (since last report S.4O,96" Oh
Amount OF Sterling Bills OF Ex-
change purchased (since last reporr,l 65Oio -
Premiums paid on Northern and other
funds, from ist January. 1916, tolsI
April, lS45 1874 of
Premiums received on Northern and
other funds, from lst January, lS45,
10 LIST April lS45, 349o o.
The above dealings in exchange were at Rich
mond. Some of The Branches not having report.
ed, condensed statement cannot be made OF
them.
Notes of Banks incorporated BY the State on y,
hand Sso'olo
Notes Of Banks incorporated elsewhere, 52,s29
The last dividend Of profits is 81 per cent on
the capital.
Gold and Sitter Com
Some OF the Branches having reported The as
gresae amount OF Specie only on hand, con
densed statement, Of the amount OF each cannot
be made; but the whole amount OF specie on hand
is slated above
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
DEATHS.

Died on Sunday evening last, in The 29h yea,
other age, MIS-. Fl LsN NJ. PALMER. eldest daasa.
Ter Of the late Mr.. Thomas Kennedy, OF SAer.
herds,own, Va and wife OF Mr.. John j. Palmer
OF this city. The friends and acquaintance ii
the family are requested 10 attend her tnne,a
from The residence OF her husband, this motnsg
al 10 O'Clock, withou, further invitation.
Died, in Brooklyn, the 23d inst. srsAs R., vii.
Of VIM. Carpenter, OF the firm Of w SEP
Carpenter, OF this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

The agreeable election news, with the COM
menls Of orr friends hereunn, and Interesting
communications, SO fill mp our columns, that our
editorials are necessarily cut short. Our readers,
we know, will devour the former as a most de-
licious substitute for orr own speculationS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
Notes IN Circulation Of The rhole Institution.
8, .m;ss;on 1912 notes of{sl each. is Al .012
farmers BANK or VIRGINIA,
9TH April, 1915.

FARMERS BANK OF VIEUINIA,
18th April, lS45. J
The undersigned, Directors OF the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, certify that The foregoing state
,nen,s have been examined and are believed 10 be
correct JAS. C. CRANE,
JOHN MABEN,
WM. WILLIAMS,
SUBLETT McGRUDER.
JOHN F. WADSWORTH.
THOS. w. McCANCE.
STATE OF VlRGlsla, City OF Richmond TO wit;
:. Iahr,.I Rlajy. Cashier OF the Farmers Bank
me- Justice of the Peace of the city af fAssl9T Re-
and made oath, that the within statements, made
out from he books of the Bank, and from the
quarterly returns received from the Branches, are
correct TO the best Of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand, this 18th dav of April,
ls45, SIMON CULLEN, J. P.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

STEAMER pa,scsroS.-We learn from the Nor.
folk Herald that sI cap,. Stockton arrived al lha
naee on Frday by the Bay Line from Phadel
p pba and that in obedience 10 orders received
Princeton on Sunday morning with sealf9 IN sIs
tons, which are moi 10 be opened un''l nc se''
out 10 sea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

On Friday evening last, we had heavy Storm
al wind-bu not much rain. We observe l'ia'
in Baltimore and Washington ii was very severe
but in Alexandria il amounted 10 tornado, dow
ing down chmneys, taking of roofs OF houses
&c. We learn tina, on lower James River mere
was much rain, and the early wheat, which hac
been injured was greatly refreshed and improved
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
NEW App0INTMENT

The Hon. James A. Seldom having resigned
his Office as Attorney for lbe Commonweaah IN
The Superior Court of Law and Chancery ioi
Henrico coun'y and the city of Richmond lonn
S. Caskie, Esq, was on yesterday appointed ms
successor, by Judge Nicholas. This IS h'sn
honor conferred on one of The youngest oil 'ne
members of the Richmond Bar, and it could mol
have been conferred on one more deserving.
gives, so far as we can Learn, general salisiac-
ton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

sary, the Visitors having submitted the question
Of its continuance entirely to the discretion o. me
Civil Authority.
a nril u 1913
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
FARMERS BANK OF vA,}
Richmond, April 10, 1915. )

Richmond, April 10, Iofo.
To His Excellency, JAMES Mcdowell x!In,,;,
Sir Enclosed is quarterly s'a,e,'isn, y, NV
condition Of this institution on inc is' i"s'''' ~
GLIDING the branches.
Very respectfully,
Your obed't servant - ,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29
SALE OF BEAUTIFUL. BUILDING Lots

On Goy L7gh, adams and Fousirr S'-sa
WILL. be sold on Friday afternoon. he l6.
w day Of May next upon The premises, SUI
dry lois, (say 250 in thai handsome square I
ground on Clay street, Immediately adoinil:
Mr.. Dill's Bakery. Ii will be subiiyided in
building lois, fronting on Clay, Leigh, Adams al
Foushee streets, and running back 10 an alley :
These lots, for the most part. are among the no,
eligible for private residences. Terms vcrr lite
ral-say one-tourih of The purchase rcneY il
cash, or al 90 or 90 days interest added; the r.
naming lhree-ionrihs al one, two and three wear,
with interest added. Negotiable notes and Iets
OF Trust, 10 secure their payment, will Ter
qnired. By request II Mf Popndr
April 29-3tawtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

NOTICE.
TINE annual meeting of Stockholders Of he
i Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Compa
ny, will be held al the office in Richmond, %
Tuesday, eth May. 1916, al 10 o'clock
JOHN WILLIAMS.
April a9-2awtd Treasurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-29

II TEMPERANCE on UNION HILL
The Union Total Abstinence Society will holli,
regular meeting this evening, al The OH Chapel.
al o'clock. B. T. Wells Esq, has promised .
address the meeting. April y