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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-28

ARRIVED,
,.r Alice, Skinner, Norfolk.
Sis sea. Hannibal Aumack, New York, sundIies.
sem Peer Ritter, Derickson, N. York. ballast.
sen. Nav, Hubbard, Norfolk, ballast.
s'''' CLEARED,
.,.,,;an barque Danubio, Nj. Pavcoyick, for
Au. with Tobacco and Cotton.
rnes, n,sn baroue Caroline, Fl. Rascher, for Bre-
9th I'm Tobacco, Cotton and Flour.
.sh w." SAILED,
80 Adeline, Moore, Jersey City.
Sss Lucy, Long, New York.
S.s, Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore.
Chr Asenoria, Herrick, Wareham:
err General Scott, Doughty, New York.
S.5r Ann Rebecca, Cramner, Philadelphia.
S,br Jew, Hoyt, Newbury Port:
:. Charlotte, Wescott, New York.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 26.-Cleared, Bre.
:, Baroue Philadelphia, Greve, for Richmond
ns Jew Nv YORK, Nov. 26.-Cleared, schr
,.,soway, Couch, for Richmond
CHARLESTON, Nov. 25-Arriyed, schr
u.r;ner, Kelly, from Richmond, Coal.
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HARDWARE AND SAppLERY.

HARDWARE AND SADDLERY.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS have re-
i csived per ships Virginia and Harkaway,
direct from England, and b. various arrivals
iromthe North, a very large assortment offoreign
and domestic Hardware and SaddIery. They
solicit The attention OF Country Merchants and
others, who are DESTROYS efpurchasins al reason
able prices. They pledge themselves 10 sell as
low as any of the importing houses OF respectable
lily a, the North. No. LOG Main Street, double
granite 'front.' Sept. l7-it
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EmersOn's school Books.

THE following valuable Books, for Children
| and schools:
Emerson's Glass ReGdeTs.
The First Glass Reader, selection of exerci-
ses in reading, from standard American and Bri-
.lsh authors; for the use of the higher classes OF
common schools in the United States.
The Second Glass Reader, for the use OF the
middle classes.
IIThe Third Glass Reader, for the use Of the
younger classes.
The Fourth Glass Reader, for the use OF the
Youngest classes.
En,erson's AYiiAmstics.
The North American Arithmetic, part first,
containing elementary lessons.
The Second Part, uniting oral and written ex-
ercses, in corresponding chapters.
Part Third, for advanced scholars.
Emerson's Spelling Book.
The New National Spelling Book and Pro-
nouncing Tutor, on an improved plan, exhibiting
The precise sound of each syllable in every word,
according to the most approved principles OF En-
gsh orlh9py, with progressive reading lessons
for The use Of schools.
Emsrson's Outlines OF Geography and History,
presenting concise view of,he world.
the above, with many other kinds OF School
BOOKS, for sale by A. G. PENDLETON,
Nov. % No. is Main street.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Powha-
II tan county, ten miles above the Courthouse,
on the 26ih instant, my Man PETER, whom
purchased in Richmond, few days since, of Mr..
Eli Ball, Trustee tor Mrs. Horner, who lives ten
miles above Richmond, on the river road, where
suppose he will aim 10 get or Turk about Rich
mond. Peter is about 81 or % years of age,
about feet or inches high, black, heavy
built, has been shot in one of his arms and one
of his hips, no other scars recoected, except one
on his left cheek, rather bad countenance; had
on, when he leh a roundabout and pants OF Glas-
Cow jeans. will give the above reward OF $40.
and pay all other reasonable expenses, 10 any
person who will deliver him 10 Silas Omohundro,
at his Jail, in Richmond, or secure him in any
Jail so | get him again.
JOHN P. WILLIAMS.
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John vi. CIarke'S
CELEBRATED PRIZE OFFICE,

Fourteenth Street, Richmond. Va.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR NOVEMBER
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class d. 10 draw, Goth
November Capitals 10000 dollars i2,Oo0
$40, 5000, 1000, $500, 40 prizes of 500. &c
Nos, and IA drawn Whole tickets 10 dollars
halves s, quarters 2 so A certificate Of pack
age Of 26 whole tickets will be sent for l2Odoars
halves and quarters in proportion.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerif-
Gates Of Packages in the above Splendid Lotto
ries will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account Of each drawing will be sent immedi-
ately after it is over, free Of postage, to all who
order from me- Address,
JOHN M. CLARKE,
Nov Richmond Va
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NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE,
AT CdPYSRPOOE

WILL be sold, a, Carysbroo.i, on The Sd day
w OF December next, il fair, If not the first
fair day thereafter, abou, so valuable Negroes
comprising 70 plantation hands. They will be
sold in families, and will afford good opportun-
" TO those who want we'll selected, and well
trained plantation hands 10 supply themselves.
Also, the crop OF Corn-.say 400 barrels-some
old corn-Oals, Hay, &c; all the stock OF Cattle,
Hogs, and Sheep-all OF them OF fine breeds;
horses wagons OK CARTS ploughs, and all other
plantation utensils.
The Negroes will be sold for cash. The
Crops, Stocks, &C., al t months credit Tor all sums
over S20-and cash for less than that amount.
The sale will commence al II o'clock
PEYTON HARRISON,
Administrator OF A. M. Harrison.
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HATS, HATS, CAPS, &c.


- -
We are in receipt oil handsome Beaver Hats
fine Moleskn and Castor, made TO our order
and which for neatness and durability cannot be
surpassed.
Also, a large and varied assortment Of Cloth
Caps, 10 which we asl, the attention OF purcha-
sers. r. NJ. ALLEN & co.
Nov 25
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IgOyt,S Prize Office,

lHOyt'S Prize Office,
MOS, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICHMOND,
In VIRGINIA.
Mole the following Schemes, and remit 10 Hoyl
10 ensure success. All large Capitals are sold BY
D. NJ. HOYT.
MORE LUCK AT HOYT'S !
Ticket Nos. 60, the capital OF 5000 dol
lars in Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 25i, was
sold and paid at HOYT'S.
Make remtlances in all lotteries 10 HOYT,
and when in town, always buy tickets at No. 3
Exchange.
Splendid Lotteries far November!
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Glass No. IS, Tor 1916, 10
be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, No
vember 29h 1845. Splendid Prizes 40, 900
dollars, 10000, $40, 1900, S of2000, Of 800
5 of $50, 5 of 1900, DO Of 500, &c. ~ No.
Lottery, and IA drawn ballots. Tickets 10 dol
lars; halves 5; quarters 3 SO. Certificates Of
Packages OF 26 Whole Tickets 100 dollars; 26
halves IS; 26 quarters 80 SO.
II Persons from the country, when in town
should always call on HOYT, finley are in want
of money.
II Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by
G. Gregory & Co. constantly on hand. ORDERS
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 with
promptness; and the drawings of Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all who order of
Oct. 81 ID. NJ HOYT. Richmond
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0ur House.

TINE proprietor Of the above favorite Restaurant
i returns his thanks to his friends and patrons,
for past favors, and respectfully gives notice,
that he has fitted up Saloon in style otelegance
superior 10 any other establishment in this city,
for the accommodation OF his guests; where they
can be supplied with all the good things that our
own and the Northern Markets Afford al short
notice.
Orders for oysters opened, in the shell, or game
OF all kinds, promptly attended 10 and sent to all
parts OF the State. C. G. THOMPSON.
L. ID. CRENsHAw, BROTHERS & CO.,
CONTINUE the Commission and Forward
~ ing Business in their New Fire-Proof Build
ing on The North side Of The Bason, Zone square
belowL D. Crenshaw & Co.'S old stand, and
are prepared to grant cash advances on consign-
ments.
II Particular attention paid to the execution
OF orders for Groceries, &c. Nov. 2-cl0
TO THE DINNERS OF SLAVES, PIT.
HANDS ESPECIALLY.
TINE Chesterfield Mining Company are pre-
i pared 10 enter into engagements with the
owners of hands, for the hire fslaves for the en-
suing year, to work in their pits al Black Heath,
as well as on the surface.
Hands who are willing to 80 down the Pits,
though they may never have done SO, would mol
be objected 10.
Application, if by letter, TO be addressed TO the
undersigned al Richmond, or by personal COM
municalion, at Black Heath, in the county of
Chesterfield. A. +. d. CLIFFORD.
Nov. 22-2awtlstJa
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FLEETWOOD ACADEMY,

THE Exercises Of the ninth annual session Of this
Institution will commence on the Odd January ext.
The scholastic year will be divided into sessions
with one month's vacation during the Summer.
The subscriber will be aided by his present accom-
phed associate, Mr. H. Pitts whose high and varied
requirements patient and persevering assiduy insure
The Efficient discharge Of his duties.
The course Of instruction will embrace the English,
Latin, Greek and French Languages, the elements OF
Chemistry, and Of Natural and Moral Philosophy.
The Mathematical course, theoretical and practical,
Will be extensive corresponding with that taught at the
Virginia Military Institute at which Mr. Pitts graduated
with the highest distinction.
The most careful attention will be paid 10 the morals
OF the pupils and should any enter whose habit,
depraved and nccrrgibe, they will he dismissed (the
safest remedy In such cases) without hesitation.
fair and impartial statement will be forwarded
every two months of each Students progress and de.
pertinent 10 his parent guardian.
Having no faith in any system Of instruction which
does not aim at dsciplinins the mind, and elciing it's
lecs profess; and to the fruits of our plan and
mode hitherto pursued, feel eraed in referring the
friends and connding patrons OF the school the
nined certificates from the learned and distinguished
Faculty Of William and Mary.
WILLIAM AND MANr CoLLrGr,l
18th Nov. lei5
During several collegiate sessions, many of the
youths prepared for college by Mr. White have been
students OF this insuton and we take great pleasure
In certifying, that those students have generally given
indications Of admirable elementary training by the de-
cidedly high rank which they have o.cncd here both
as TO moral department and intellectual requirement.
ROBERT SAUNDERS.
Professor Mathematics.
JOHN MlLLINGTON
Prof. Chem. and Nat. PHIL
B. TUCKER,
Prof. Law and Govt.
Mr.. o.. WH.rr.-Dear Sir: It gives me great plea
sure to have Opportunity Of testifyng publicly the
high esteem entertain for your Academy. The young
gentlemen that came from your Academy to College
several Of whom attended my ciasses-hsve always
ranked among the first and successful students Of
al eli hauA hsan -
WIN the Institution. While leave II 10 Others whose
longer connection with College will enable them
90 more justice To speak the Of your pu
ps 10 general deem II an agreeable duty TO advert
peey &c the success OF those who, under my care de-
vote themselves to the classical studies. deem
agreeable duty because cannot but speak in the high
e terms OF them whether lrok 10 their thorough pre-
to their well trained minds, their industrious
conduct.
CHS. MINNIGERoDE,
Prof. Humanity, VIM and Mary COLLEGE.
The Terms viii be. for Tuition, Board and eysry
necessary except lights SIS per session OF Ave months
payable al It's expation;-$25 for day scholars per an
num- M A AZ White, Fleetwood Academy.
nov S-es&cw.f o. WHITE.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RIcnMoNp. NOVEMBER &c, lS45.
CLEARED

CLEARED,
Boat Virginia, WIN. T. Minor, with 81. ions
mdze for Scotlsvile.
Boat Nanny Perkins, Jas. Cabell, with IS.
tons mdze., for Warren and New Market.
Boat Buchanan, T. Leuahan, with 1884, tons
m6ze., for Scousviile
Boat Velve'deer, T. Dunn, with 81 tons mdze.,
for Lynchhurg.
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AUCTION SALES.
Negroes and Stock For Sale

AT CLIFTON.
WILL be sold al Clifton, ON the 18th dag OF
w December 1915, il lair, if moi, The frs, iair
day thereafter about % or 30 Valuable Negroes,
about half the number plantation hands. Also,
the crop Of Corn, say 200 or 800 barrels, Fodder,
&c; all the stock OF Cattle and Sheep, both OF fine
breeds; some horses, wagons, carts, ploushs, and
all other plantation utensils. Terms cash.
The sale will commence at ! o'clock.
J. R. HARRISON,
Executrix OF G.. III. Harrison.
Nov I,-eo,IS tbTsc
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

TINE undersigned, having determined 10 make
i a change in the nature Of their business will
sell The balance Of their large assortment of
READYMADE CLOIHINGa al or below cost,
10 close the present concern. These in want are
particularly invited 10 call before purchasing, as
We are determined 10 sell OF our stock al once,
and will sell al such prices as will make il the in
terest OF purchasers TO buy of us
We have on hand full assortment OF Over
coats, winter Frocll coats, Dress and Frock-coats,
Cloal,s, and large assortment of Business coats,
with Pants, Vests, Shirts, Fancy dress articles
in great variety, &c, &c.
G. DUNSPAUGH & CO.,
Nov. 81 No. 81 West Main street.
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New Commission House.
TIME subscribers having this day associated
i themselves in business under the style and
firm Of
WINFREE g. SHEPPARD,
for the transaction solely Of a General Commits
sion Business, offer their services 10 the public
for the sale of TOBACCO, WHEAT and
FLOUR. Liberal advances will be made on
produce in hand when desired. They have
taken the house recently occupied by Gibson s.
Thornton near Shockoe Ware House.
SAM. WINFREE,
]. M. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, October 4-deolm&c2m
The Lynchburg Virginian, Petersburg INTEL
ligencer, Charlottesville Advocate Danvle Re-
porter, GAINESVILLE Herald and Raleigh Register,
will insert the above one month, send us copy
OF the paper containing it, and toward their &C.
counts 10 this office for collection. w. & S.
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CHEAP CARPETINGS, RUGS & FLOOR
CLOTHS:
D II. JENKINS would invite The attention
II. Of those wanting the above articles 10 ex.
anime The following:
Stair Carpeing a, Is, %, 81 ID and zoe.
Hemp Carpeling, over one yard wide, 25c.
Cotton Carpeling, , yards wide, IS 3D. per I'd
Carpetngs, yard wide, al 81 10 and Soc
Ingram Carpetings, all wool, IS. %, As. Cd, IS
and Us.
Elegant ihree-ply Carpeiinss, Brussels pattern
9s. per yard.
Rugs , 80. , So 1 90 up 10 10 dollars.
Printed Floor Cloth Baize is. 3D., IS. ID and
higher.
Green Baize tbs 3d. and Is. Cd
Bargains in all OF The above articles, by whole.
sale or retail Nov "a
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Tickets 10 dollars; halves 5; quarters 2 so.
Certificates Of Packages OF 25 Wholes, $3.50 90
Do. do. 25 Halves, IS 90
Do. do 25 Quarters, 50 so.
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FABRICATED SOAP, in bars, received and
v for sale by w. M. HARRISON,
On the cross street leading 10 Shockoe Ware
house, and in rear Of the Eagle Hotel.
Nov. &c
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL he sold on tho 2sh day of December next at
w public auction to the highest bidder, at resi-
dsnce The county of Louisa, on credit Of twelve
months Cor all Of FIVE dollars and over-less than
five dollars cash will he required-a of my Crop Of
Torn, Fodder, Shucks, Hogs, &C.. Stocks of every de-
s,rip,ion Plantation Utensils, and Household and
kchea Furniture. JAMES HOLEMAN.
tr The Plantation on which reside, if not disposed
Of privately before the day of the above sale, WILL on
that day. be rented FOR the next year to the highest bid
der. Nov. 2S-cets
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LOTTERIES.
j. &. Gregory e. Go.

1Hl RICHMOND, Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. IS,
for 1915, 10 be drawn at Alexandria, D. C., on
Saturday November %
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u,uRPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE, No. lOi
EaS, Main Sireet.-A drawing will take
place a; he Exchange Hotel today at halt past
p o'clock. Capital Prize S4,000-75 Nos, l3
dawn Whole Tickets 81, halves SO cents,
uaar,er> % cents.
For This ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lottery, Class
Isl Extra. Capital Prize $9,000-75 Nos, IL
3rawn ballots. A fine Scheme to buy Package
or single Ticket in. Only IS for a Whole
Trssi-shares in proportion. For sale at the
Creek" Office, by the lucky TURPlN.
Sill another Prize-Nos. 81 Ga &c, Prize of
800 sold and paid by the lucky
Nov. IS w. P. TURPIN.
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DECEMBER NUMBERS.-La dy's Book
IL Graham's Magazine, Arhurs, National an,
Columbian Magazines, illustrated Magazine
all with beautiful Plates.
No. 43 Harper's Bible, and large LOT OF othe
new Books, just received in advance BY
J. w. RANDOLPH G. Co,
Nov. 81 l2l Main Street.
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Nov. 81 No. 81 West Main street
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
WYE OFFER 10 the public al unusual low
w prices, large assortment of black and
drab Wool Hats, some Of which are very supe-
rioT also, variety of Hair and other Caps, suit
able tor plantation use Call at &c Main street.
Nov. At JOHN THOMPSON s. co.
TIN PLATE, SHEET COPPER, &c.
THOMAS e. CHARLES ELLIS are re-
i ceivins per schooner Manchester full sup
ply OF TX and bright roofing Tin Plates, Sheet
Iron, Sheet Copper, Iron Wire, &c, which they
offer at low prices. No LOG Main Street
double granite front. Sept lit
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T ONDON AND AMERICAN MUSTARD,
IL received and for sale by
w. M. HARRISON,
On The cross street leading 10 Shockoe Ware
house, and in rear OF the Eagle Hotel.
Nov 26
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$40 ooo Can;ral, 10000 10000,
$50, 1000, in G Prizes of 10000 Dollars.

$50 1000, in 6 Prizes OF 10000 Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 48,
for lS45. 10 be drawn in Alexandria, d. C., on
Saturday, December 20.
Splendid Scheme
{ prizes Of $4,000 25 prizes of $1,000
$500 So 400
2,340 200 200
&c. &c SC.
IS No. Lottery, IL drawn ballots
Tickets $40, halves s. quarters > so.
Certificates OF packages oil 25 Whoes, $3.50 90
Do. do. % Halves, Is 90
Do. do. % Quarters, 81 50
35,29i Dollars,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 10, for
1915, 10 be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Sa
urday, December 27.h.
Grand Scheme:
| prize of $685. a9d i prize Of 1922 Oo3
5000 l4O 400
+" 5000 &C. &c.
Tickets $40; Halves 5; Quarters , So
Certificates Of packages Of 2G Wholes, Sl40
Do. do. % Halves, ~
Do. do. &c Quarters, So
g-.f Orders for tickets and shares and cenif-
cafes OF packages in The above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing will be sen. 20 all
who order from us. Address
]. G. GREGORY s. CO., Managers,
Nov. 21-2aWd&c Richmond. Virginia.
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TRUSTEES SALE

by virtue of Deed of Trust. executed 10 the sub
- setibers by Melchezedee Miller dated Both March,
1877. which Deed 10 duly recorded in the Clerks Office
Of the County Court Of Henrco for the purpose of
curing TO John Hill certain sum of money therein
mentioned, we will sell 10 the highest bidder for cash
on SATURDAY, the 18th Of December next, ut Patrick
II. Gentrys Tavern, so acres OF Land, in the upper
end OF Henrico county, adjoining the lands of John
Lacy, Polly Lacy and Others and IL described az being
the same tract of land wherein Peter Cottreli Srs
saw and srist mills were situated The title 10 unques
tonably good but, selling trustees such title only
VIII be conveyed as Is vested In us by the above men
iioned Deed. CHARLES CLARKE
Nov. ps-c2t WIN. FRANKLIN lrostees.
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&c. &c. &C.
IS Nos ii drawn ballots.

70 Nos, IA drawn ballots
Tickets $40 halves 5, quarters So
Certificates OF packages Of 2G Wholes, $50 90
Do. do. 90 Halves, IS 90
Do. do. &c Quarters, 81 SO
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEM-
BER
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 46, for
ls45, TO be drawn in Alexandra, D, c., onSatur-
day, December 9Th.
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COLUMBIAN LADY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S
MAGAZINE, FOR DECEMBER.
MO. 80 Lillell's Living Age
IN The Visonary-a beautiful romance-by
Schiller
The Rhine, by Victor Hugo, in Two paris
forming Nos. 3 and A Wiley and Putnam's "Fo-
reign Library"
Father Ripas Residence at the Court Of Picking
translated by F. Prandi-tormng No. ) Of the
same library
Spiritual Direction and Aurcnar Confession,
their history, theory and oonsequences-by Nd.
Mcheiel
The Raven, and other poems, by Edgar A. Poe.
Western Clearings-by Mrs. C. M. Kirkland
Just received by
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Nov. 81 l31 Main street
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SITUATION WANTED.
A YOUNG MAN, y recent graduate OF Virginia
"A College, who has had considerable experience in
teaching, aud can bring the highest testimonials as
10 character and qualifications. wishes TO stu-
alton as Teacher for the ensuing year. He can give
instruction In the English branches, together with the
Latin and Greek Languages and Mathematics. A stu
alton in Virginia North Carolina would be preferred.
~ Address s., Powha,an Court House, Virginia.
Nov
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LARGE STOCK OF SUPERIO
PianO-FOrfcs,

FOR SALE IN RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Out OF the numerous testimonials in our pos
~ session. 10 the tact that those vino want Pi-
amos can be suited in all respects, in purchasing
OF us, we would respectfully cite the following,
addressed 10 our senior:
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CURIOSITIES.

MUFFS! MUFFS!! NUfE,S!n
WE expect 10 receive, early in the approach
w ing week, a lot OF Black Lynx NJ UFFS,
which, in point oil elegance and beauty, will be
curiosities in this market. Ladies are invited 10
call and see them, whether they wish TO purchase
or not.
We have now on hand great variety OF
Muffs, which we wish TO sell OH very accommo-
dating terms
JOHN THOMPSON & CO.,
Nov. 90 No. To, Main 81.
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FRANKLIN HOTEL-LyNcHBuno, VIRGINIA.
n This well known Establishment situated
I'm on the Main Street, is for rent for
e.3ifj years. The House contains Sc bed rooms, 2
Fs--Sparlors, bar room and Office and other conve-
nenees necessary for the conduct Of large business
On the premises there is an Ice House. Carriage House,
and a good Well Of Water; and besides, the bar room
and Yard are we'll supplied with water from the Water
Works There Is stableroom for 50 horses, and ample
room for putting away provender Possession can be
had on the Isl day Of February For terms apply TO
Nov 23-cw4w J. NJ Warwick
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: J. w. RANDOLPH s. CO.

SELLING OFF AT COST.
TIVE undersigned having determined TO change
me nature of their business, will sell The
,,-,,rs o. their large assortment of READY
MaDE CLOTHING at or below cost, TO close
-, :" nr,,eni concern. Those in want, are parll-
.alafw invited 10 call before purchasing, as we
80 j.ermned 10 sell of our stock a, once, and
yill sell al such prices as will make il the interest
!, purchasers 10 buy Of US.
W have on hand full assortment OF Over
c,,ts Winter FIock Goats, Dress and Frock
r 'als. Cloaks, and large assortment of Bust
,s,s Coa,s, with Pants, Vests, Shirts, Fancy Dress
Aricles in great variety.
'''''' G. DUNSPAUGH & CO.,
Mr. "a No. "a West Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-28
,ynIyTER SUPPLY OF BOOKS, STA
Ni'ri0EcpV Ann FANCY GOODS

TIUNERf AND FANCI
nor the last three weeks one OF our hrm mas
been making purchases a.. n 1 rGr;n hsn
: N! line. which we are daily receyinsi When
81 ..,.i,v list of rich books and fancy goods,
s:. .s ss i seldom seen in this market. We have
slsa I,ros additions 10 our stock OF standard and
Gsdae ~ Ranks. Music and Stationery. Having
se 'nSS, r,iucipay for cash, we will offer more
0ousm ,tfsn,s man heretofore TO purchasers.
An1 rnu ., The Bookstore and Bindery, III Main
c,,cs Richmond.