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To Builders and Painters.

PAINTS, UIFDOW GLASS, &C..
T EWlS' WHITE I.EAD-both dry and in
IL oil.
Pure mountain I-inseed Oh
Chrome Green
Verdigris in oil
Paris Green
American Vermiion
Chinese DO
Spanish Brown
Pnlssian Blue
Chrome Yellow
Imperial Green in oil Tor window blinds
Venetian Red
Black Paint
Terra lie Sienna
Spirits TurpeDtine
With large stock Of the best American Win
dow Glass, embracing large assortment OF
sizes; and stock OF Varni>heS of superior quail.
", for coach builders, painters, chair makers and
others. All of which will he sold on reasonable
terms ALEX. DUVAL & CO,
Mav7 li1 Main Street, Richmond.
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OPARTNERSHlP- subscribers, I'M
" der the firm Of BOTTS < FORBES, have
formed a partnership Tor the manufacturing OF
agricultural and other implements. For this pnr-
pose. they have erected a shop on 18th Street,
in The rear Of Shockoe Warehouse, with an
extensive waterpower, where Nj. Forbes may al
WAYS he found.
In connection with their machne-shop they
he sc established foundry, from which they are
prepared 10 furnish their friends ana The pubic
generally with every species OF casting, on tie
lowest terms.
IT. Two or three good boys, about 10 years Of
age, would be taken as apprentices.
49, ~ e.. L. POTTS,
Mav1o-3t WIN. FORBES.
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New Fashionable HAT Store,
No. e WEST MAlS STREET
- Al L l. N q

NO. 10 WEST MAIN STREET.
r. nj AL l. F. n d co,
Richmond, Ia.
TIiE. subscribers would respectfully inform the
i citizens of Richmond, as well as those in the
country who trade in Richmond that they have
taken the store, on Main street, recently occupied
bv Mr. Geo. W. Ferry, and next door 10 Alessrs.
Van Lew Smith & Co.'S Hardware Store where
they intend 10 keep constantly on hand good and
handsome assortment Of Has and Caps. Gen.
llemen wishngto gel good and handsome article
will do well 10 give them call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as they are determined 10 keep
good articles, and sell them at prices as low as
any ether establishment in The civ
R. NJ ALLEN.
]. RI. HARGRAVE.
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CHEAP CHEAPER! CHEAPEST!!!
THREE distinct editions OF the Great National
i Work of the IT, States Exploring Expedi-
tion-now issued
ONE, in 5 volumes, at only 81 per volume, pub
fishing every two weeks, which will I've delivered
to subscribers regularly as issued, or furnished
when ompleted-containing over 800 beautiful
engravings and small maps.
OSE, in six vols, including the valuable htlas
of large maps at II per vol, of which the sub
scrher has furnished 10 the liberal patrons oil such
rich productions, So many SETS, in Richmond and
vicinity. This edition contains nearly 100 more
Of the most superb mezzotino STEEL engravinsS
Than the cheaper edition. which, separately, would
cosI more Ii,in The price Of The whole work. The
demand for this edition, al IS dollars, has been 50
great that three separate editions have been near
Is exhausted
Another. the most splendid production ever is
sued from thu American or any European press,
Tor The same money, al 10 dollars per volume.
Il i, honnd in The richest style, intended as
presen, for and worthy Of the acceptance OF The
crowned heads Of Europe, and a place in her dit
leren national Libraries, rs one OF lheIr mosI al
,raclive useful and magnificent ornaments
Il has been acknowledged by the different Eti-
ropean press, as a work worthy OF The highest
com,nends,ion, and superior 10 any other Of The
character ever pubished-provins incontes'ibly
the enviable, elevated position Of our own artists
and our enterprise, compared with those OF any
nation in The world.
This sppndid edition, as well as the Two others,
has been forwarded, ami will be delivered in any
parl of this State or North Carolina, and can be
freely examined on application al The office Of
d. G. KING,
Agent for lr publishers, Pnwhalan House,
Richmond. va. Mayo
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Having transferred ms Store ana Fixtures 10
Messrs. Il. NJ. ALLEN < Co, who will continue
The Hat and Cap Business al No. 1G west Main
street, with full and handsome assortment Of
Goods, cheerlully recommend them 10 the favor
o my friends and the public, and solicit for them
a continuation Of The liberal patronage which
has heretofore been cxlendedio myself.
NayI-3m GEO W. FERRY
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NATIONAL. LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.

Capital-25oO 900 Dollars,
TNIIE above Society, empowered hy aci OF Par
i lament, effects insurance on live" al HE
lowest rates, and, from liz high standing, offers The
strongest guaranty 10 the public Of The security !"
all investments made in lis funds.
The following is list Of The Directors oil This
Institution residen, in London -
r. LAME Murray, Esq, Chairman.
j. Elliotson, NJ. ID. +. r. :.
John Griffith FIRTH Esq.
Hunter Gordon, Esq
John Rawson, Esq.
Clemen, Tabor, Esq
Joseph Thompson, Esq
A Report and Prospectus Of This Socicly, ex-
planning lis principles, table Of rates, distribution
Of profits, and The facilities afforded By It's Loan
Department, may be had on application 10 The
subscriber, who has been appointed agent for the
State Of Virginia, and will promptly furnish pc
licies from $500 TO $4,000.
HENRY LUDLAM.
Physician to the Society, Ang. L. Warner, NJ. D.
April 93-,l&c2aw4w
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES At
PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.


TIME subscriber proposes 10 open School al
i Prince Edward Court House, on the first of
June next, for the education Of young ladies
The location is handsome and pleasant, and
the buildings large and comnlodion>, having been
erected for the purposes Of Female Seminary.
The society OF The neighborhood is intelligent and
refined.
The course Of studies will be extensive, and
SO arranged, as 10 secure, as far as possible, The
greatest degree of proficiency, and the best mcn-
lal training
The Summer session will commence on the
first OF June and close The last OF September
The Winter session will commence on the first
Of November, and close the last Of April
Expenses for Summer session Tuition Sl2;
Board, including bed washing, ana lights 80;
Music Sl2; use of Piano 80. Fees payable in
advance.
Board NAV be had in the most genieel families
on reasonable terms
~ T,,na
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IASH SALE OF LANDRY virtue OF a
~ decree of the Circuit Superior Court OIL Law
and Cbancery for Cumberland county, prononn-
ced on The 29h March, 1916, at The sui otIohn W
Nash. agains! Hezekiah Ford, administrator Of
George Carson, decd, and others, will proceed
10 sell, for cash, on The premises, on "wednesday
the 2sh day OF May nexi, il fair, if no;, The next
fair day thereafter. tract OF land Of The estate OF
said George Carson decd, supposed 10 contain 10
acres-lying one mile below Cumberland Ccnr-
honse, on the Stage road leading from Cumber-
land Cour;- house 10 Richmond; or 50 much Of
"a, tract. as viii raise the sum OF aboni $50 dol
lars. liEXEkIAH FORD,
Anr;I Jj-clm Commissioner
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LOTTERIES.
}. f. Words Lottery Office,
I ltFUoI THE ENCH1NGE fIOTEL, ItICH-
" MoND Virginia.

" MoND, Virginia.
Splendid Lottcraes 10 be drarn ia, MAJ.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 90, to be drawn
Saturday. 18th May 1915 at Alexandria, ID. c.,
10 Nos, and Is drawn ballots. Capitals: $30,-
900, 10000, 5000, 5,0O0 1858, $500, 100 prizes
of 1000, 100 Of 500.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so. A cerliG-
cate OF Package of % Whole Tickets 100 Dc
halves G5, 2G quarters 50 so.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, for 1915, 10 he
drawn in Alexandra, ID. c., on Saturday, May
oath, lS45. IS Nos. II drawn ballots. Prizes:
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 3,OOO $500, l,0l7, 100 of
1000 &c, &c, &c.
Tickets 10, halves 5, quarters ESQ. Cerifi-
Gates Of Packages of % Whole Tickets $l30,
halves IS, quarters 30 SO.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. % for 1915, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday
Nav 3lst l845 IS Nos. Is drawn ballots Pri-
yes: 10000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000, $500
1000, I,147, % Of 1000, 25 of 500, % OF 300,
200 Of 200, &C., &c, &c.
Tickets $40, Halves . Quarters 3 30 Cerlifi-
Gates of packages OF 25 Whole Tickets $l30 %
Halves 60, % Quarters 80.
aJ Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerlii-
Gates Of packages in The above Splendid Lotteries
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
The week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official accoun, OF each drawing sent Immediate
" after it is over 10 all who order from
April D J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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pleasure EXCURSION.

PLEaSthr EhSo pciN-''
d The Steamer Curtis Peck, Capt.
-. ]. Davis, will make an Excursion
= H. river on Tuesday evening next, l3ih.
.-ing he wharf al Rockets al I o'clock, and re-
:, ,bou, dusk. Music and Refreshments as
al.
sket. 80 cts., 10 he had OF
Nay IT, HaohtNS q LtpOi.
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Lewis Hill.

III ECTOk AM
,c;s.d N VI. H@. Gonid'n,
-rrIDs 10 hiring on; negroes. collecting
| ,'air,s in his city and The country, ana at
J I cs.-l;ns County Court. Office over Jos
z .'I,n;us Saddle Store, Main Street.
- I2-lai2m
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, May IL.
ARRIVED

NKKIV WE'D,
Boat Nanny Perkins, George Cabell, with 4G
ions mdze, from Lynchburg and Greenway, 10
Deane & Brown, Preston & Enders jones &
Blair, and l.. d. Crenshaw & Co.,
Boat Oclavia, J. Ii. Anderson with SOL tons
mdze, from Lynchburs, TO Henry Ludam & Co.,
Shields & Somervile, Webb, Bacon & Co, and
l.. ID. Crenshaw s. Co.
CLEARED,
Boat Thos. NJ. Bonduran,, E. Henry, with &c
tons mdze., Tor Gainesville and New Canton.
Boat John Randolph, A. Pampln, with 49,
ions mdze., for New Market and Lynchburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13

a,ycrs-so boxes Oranges, in good or
e! 'e' JAMES SIZER s son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-13

LETEAC CTS SPEAK Jar 7ITElfSEL YES!
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, s..
Weekly Arrival
DER STEAMER, have received ny regular
/ weekly addition 10 my extensive stock OF
mos, fashionable and beautiful. cheap and dura-
be articles for Indies and genllemen's wear.
solicit the notice al the ladies 10 The fancy
aud black callers and hall callers, Jusl received,
and morocco and kid slippers and lies all heaul-
ln articles. The kii slippers are lnexcelled in
lyle or texture, being .ery light and son, indeed,
almost iinpalpable.
G-nllemen'S dress Boots and SHOES, ot all styles.
aud qualities, received per same arrival.
An additional supply oil Browns celebrated
Trunks.
| reierale wha, have heretofore published
purchasers NAV economist ten or fifteen per
cent By calling 10 SEE me- before supplying them
selves. J. y. HOOVER.
MAY IL
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TN CHANCERY-VlRo Al Rules held
i in the Clerks Office Of The Superior Conrl OF
ChanceTy Tor the Richmond Circuit the 9TH day
Of May, in the year 1915:
John Sheppard, late Sheriff of the county Of
Henrico, TO whom The Estate Of Martin Pate de-
ceased, was committed Tor administration, with
his will annexed, Plaintiff
against
Levy r. Clarke and Lucy P. his wife, and
another, Defendants
The defendants above named mol having en-
tered their appearance, and given security, ac-
cordine to the acl of Assembly and The rules Of
this Count, and il appearing, by satisfactory evi-
dence, that they are not inhabitants OF this Com
monweallh, ii is Ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here, al the rules 10 be holden in the
Clerks Office of the said Court, on the frs, Mon
day in August next and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in The city
Of Richmond for TWO months successfully, and
posted al the front door OF the Capitol in The said
city A Copy-Teste,
Nav I3-c2m n. P HOWARD, G.. C..
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coors, gOOTSl! ROOTSM!

,sEIoSABLE ard Chsap.-Gen,lemen's
n,as.oms Morocco Boots al 81 per pair
- -,s II, handsomes, and cheapest Boots We
!, e. ia nr seen for The price Gentlemen IN
! II very cheap pair Of Boots VIII Cal, anu
's.n - ".
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SPLENDID SUMMER SHOES
For Gentlemen.

WiUE BY u MILES e sun.
WE have received from the above celebrated
w manufacturers, a splendid lot Of Gentle
mems Summer Shoes manufactured expressly
for us 10 which We invite our customers and those
in want 10 give rs call. They are the hand
somrsl and best shoes that come Ia this city; Tor
sale low BY PuTNEl & WATTS.
Also, splendid lol ofine dress Boots. Just re.
ceived. May 8
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Nav S-2a whis

Commissioner Sale n Y0.lic Real Estate, n re
C0uaiu Of Hanorct ami cir II Richmond
DY virlne Of decree Of The Couit Of Hus;ing5
d for the city OF Richmond, pronounced on the
23d day Of April, l845 in The case OF Mosby's
guardian against Mosby, &c, the undersigned,
The Commissioner thereby appointed, will pro-
coed 10 sell, by public auction, upon The pre-
mlses, the following valuable Real Estate. viz
cork Quarter" lying and Icing in the County
OF Hanover, on The main road lending from Rich
mond, By way Of The Meadow Bridges, 10 Ha-
mover Courl House. This farm contains $40 acres
Of land, large portion Of which is in original
growth; th, soil OF which is rs good as The lands
generally in that neishborhood. For the conve-
nience of purchasers il will he divided into four
parts, TO each OF which there will be upwards OF
300 acres Also, that large and commodious Brick
Tenement, (s,uccoed,) with about an acre OF
ground attached. late the residence OF John Moshy
deceased. situated on Brook Avenue, in The city
OF Richmond at The intersection of Baker street
This properly will he divided into TWO ,enemen,s
(for which il was originally dessned,) and tour
yacan, lois fronting on Brook Avenue and Baker
streets. The sale ol"Fork Quarter will take
place on FRIDAY, the 30lh day Of May next, -
The hour Of O'clock P. NJ that on Brook Ave
nue. on the MONDAY following, viz The 2nd day
of June, commencing al o'clock, p. NJ. TERMs
very liberal, viz One quarter in cash, Tor The re-
naming three -tour;hS in equal irsralments al one
Two. three and four years. Bonds bearing interest
from day OF sale, secured by personal security
and deeds OF trn-t will be required Of The purcha.
sers. w. GODDlN, Commissioner.
Anril oQ-cids
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NOTICE,

A IL persons having claims as creditors or ie-
II galees against the estates OF Edward McGe-
hee and Frances McGehee, are requested 10 make
them known as am anxious 10 close Inc ouSi'
ness Of The estates. This notice will be plead 3.
bar Of all claims not now asserted.
OSWALD McGEIIEE, Admir-.
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'..o,y.S oFFIcE-Ticke,, Nos. 8 81 DC;
'Cksin , - = $50 dollars, Gin drawing received
Al nze ., -" nail hy TURPlN,
''a !, -" :" No. l0., F. Main street.
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New AT0t!secary and Drag
STORE.

MArS STREET, BETWEEN 1rH ASD SRI.
TIME subscriber is receiving from The best i'm
i porting houses OF The North, a good assort-
mcnt OF pure and fresh MEDICINES, DRUGS,
&c &c, which lie offers for sale at moderate pr-
ce> in The new building, west side Main st., Sd
square above The Banks.
He has engaged The services Of his brother.
Wh1. II. SEABROOk, and as they are both
practically acquainted with The business, Ply
sicans and the public generally are assured that
allrompounds and prescriptions shall be faithful
" and accurately prepared.
They respectfully solicit, and will endeavor 10
merit lair proportion ol favor and custom. from
town and country. y. y. SEARROOK.
April 22-d1a w3w&cWiw
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ME- WAVERLY NOVELS FOR 90 els
oy Sir Walter Scott, with The authors lates'
r-cuonS and additions, complete in five vol
a: 1910 pages) for two dollars and hity CTS.
,,,snls ot vol. lst-Waverly, Guy Mannerins,
.Qnarv, Rob Roy, Black Dwarf, Old Mortality.
Tnr fortunes ofFrank Fairfield, BY NJ Il. Bar
! Esq, The old sailor.
overs and Husbands, a story OF married
i ~ 4. 5. Arthur, author OF Swee,heariS and
+ rs. characterization, &c.
Married and Single, or Marriage and Celibacy
5t-a.ted, in series OF domestic pictures, by I.
:l!,.hut, author of Lovers and Husbands, Six
E.ils with The Washingtonians, &c.
Nv Own Story, or The Autobiography Of a
.I. by Mary Hewitt, author of Strive and
'.avs, Sowing and Reaping, Work and Wages,
Label, Or the Trials oflhe Heart, tale for the
ing, in parls.
keeping House and House Keeping, a story OF
.1esc life, edited by Mrs. Sarah J. Hale.
he Goldmaker's Village. translated from The
aman Of Fl. ZSchokke.
The Settlers in Canada, written for young peo-
: b. Capt. Marryau, in , volumes.
Jlsl published, received, for sale by
S. T. BARCLAY.
NAY 10 No. l6 Main street.
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.
~ The undersigned, PalenteeS and Manu-
" facurers oilhe Neapoitan Bonnels, respect
fully inform the Trade that they are now ready 10
supply the above article oil The --latest styles and oil
superior quality in quantities 10 sui purchasers
They warrant that they can alter and clean Inc
Bonnet 10 appear equal 10 new.
Buyers are cautioned against an inferior article
ofIhe kind in the market. The genuine article
for which we received the silver medal at The last
Fair Of The American Institute, has our ticket
upon ill., Apply 10 Thomas Vyse, l13 Pearl
Street OF al the Mandatory Of
PATTlSON, NOE & co.
No. p Delaney Street, New York.
Feb. 35-w3m
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7 F WORDS oFFICE--prawing Of Alex
! sniria Lottery, Class No. ~:
Il 70 3 3S IL 50 "a Il e Q 81 6l
sains Of Alexandria Lotery, No. IL Extra;
10 1 ~ 40 81 - 60 81 As 8 80 il 81 a
-.s;ns Of VI. Monongalia Lot,ey, No. |?
Is % 81 10 IA IS 5 IL Go Is as 30 32
Il % IS, a capital prize in the above sold AM
Il al sight by "oho'
aaiag Of Alexandria LOTTERY, No. log, Extra
II l. SO 10 -, ca 3 a CO 81 = 70
100 prizes Of 81 900 in mex, Saturdays Lolle
Send Tor packages or single tickets 10
J. F. WORD,
,t,r IL Richmond, Va
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Reapins Machines.

The subscriber having pnr-
chased, in the Spring OF 1914,
Of Mr.. Cyrus Fl. McCor-
mick, the Patent Right in hi.
highly approved Reaping ma
chimes for The counties Of
Hcnrico, New Kent, Charles
City, James City and Glou-
cesler, would inform The Far
mers Of those counties, that
ha &c no,y ,ropo rod N fr,rnich
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE
A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER. situated
n in pleasant village in Virginia. with 4
large and increasing isl Of subscribers and
good share Of advertising and job woi, = offered
at private sale The materials are all good, con.
ssiing of such As are necessary 10 plinl an extra
imperial sheet. The terms will be moderate. and
may he ascer,ained BY making enquiry, (pos'-
paid Of The Editors ot The Richmond Enquirer,
as, also, any information in regard 70 he office.
Nav 6-clf
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POWHATAN FEMALE SEMINARY.

II NdlS institution, which has now been in sue
Il cessful operation, under the superinend-
ence of the subscriber, for the last twelve years
is delightfully."- situated in the county OF Pow.
hatan, fory-lhree miles above the city of Rich
mond. in neighborhood populous, moral and
intelligent, and noted for the healhtulness OF
its climate. The buildings, which have been
fitted up with direct reference 10 The accom-
mediation OF a female school, are ample and COM
modious. The school room is supplied with
very extensive apparatus for the illustration of the
physical sciences and well selected library is.
at all times, accessible to the pupils Every
thing has been prepared, which is necessary 10
render the situation of the pupils pleasant TO
themselves, and their progress in study easy and
delightful. The system, both of instruction and
discipline, is, il is believed well calculated 10 de-
relope and bring into vigorous exercise, no, mere
~ the Intellectual, but moral powers, and so pre-
pare The young for discharging with success. the
important and responsible duties of future life.
For The convenience of pupils coming from
distance, the scholastic year is divided into Two
terms OF unequal length, with vacations in NAV
and October. The Summer term OF four months
will commence on the first Monday in June, and
close on the last Friday in September. The
charges 10Y this term, payable one-halt in ad-
vance, are as follows:
Board and Tuition in the English branches, $50
Music, with use OF the Piano, IL
French,
An extra Tee Of sixdollars is required from
each member OF the classes in Natural Philoso-
ply and Chemistry.
Gentlemen wishing 10 secure situations Tor their
children and wards are requested 10 make imme-
diaie application, and will direct their communi-
cations 10 Saliihville, Powhatan.
JNO. B. TlNSLEi, Principal.
Nav l2-cwSw
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CHlLDREN'S SHOES.

beautiful COlOrs.
WE have jnsI received splendid LOT OF chill,
w dreps Shoes consisting of Bronze Bus
kin>, Bronze ANGLE Ties, cream colored Buskins,
black morocco Boots black morocco ANGLE Ties.
Our stock OF Shoes is now very beautiful and
good We invite all in want. 10 call and look for
themselves We will sell as low as any house in
the city Tor the quality.
!. Auril Is PUTNEY & WATTS
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GENERAL AGENCY.
TIME. subscriber, after 4 residence OF ten year,
in tie City, returns his thanks to ms 5, kih1
friends. in the civ and country for their liheral
suppori ami confidence. He will continue 10 hiIe
out Negroes, rent out Houses, collect claims OF
every description, and attend to an business ~ "'S
line. hiCiHnn ii H. - "a
over The Enquirer Office. May l0-d&o"m
HESCING PLANK-3OO 900 feet Maine
L and Susqnehanna Inch Boards, suited to len
cling or sheeIing purposes, on hand, lot saie ny
80 " JNO. A. LANCASTER 4 CO.
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ARRIVED,
,,rmbns. Parrish. Baltimore, sun

"afs
ARRIVED,
columbus. Parrish Baltimore sun
,,rsss Sutton, Norfolk.
,,ss .' IeI MAJ, Kinnier, Boston, plaster to
twhllccSS: ., Norfolk. sundries.
NafyS!aIpi sor, Walker, North Carolina
" : & Burr, Webb, Bacon q Co.
Pa .n., Maria, Kesne, Norfolk, Fish 70 :
IL =. Holliugshead, Baltimore, sun
| ;,,,On. vangeldcr, New York, ballast ,I.;,S
IsA, .s, Chester, from New lork, WIN
u Nas Nash & Woodhouse' A. barg Gnun1
rs . Aa'' a Duval s Co, r. K. paVa,'
| psneon' . = u TAYLOR. E. Shepperson, ".
os.saiin, 7. p.con & Co, J. R. Allen, Da-
y Allen, W. H. Das'asS @ Morris 10 ]. M.
d. Q a.. 4. SD D. crenshaw 6 Co, p p
y Wits; = Gould, 5. Bonay'!a' Parrish
c.usS ~, ,, !, smith & Co J: n, Gordon
:,s,.sv. Vanle";; yh;,shurs, W. Riddick, w.
M.EaIp,'' ". Allen, Valentino, n pNr,on !
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