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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07
THE PATENT GALVANIC RINGS,
And arr6St5e'S Magnetic Fluid.

THIS remarkable discovery has received he ufHver-
sal appreciation of The Medical Profession al GNrat
Britain and has now been sufficiently long before the
American public give fair test Of its power and Ell
cacy. The Patent Gi!vauic Rings have been found 10
answer all the purposes for which the ordinary Gaivlnc
Battery or Electric and Magnetic Machines are used,
but are without any Of the injurious shocks which accom-
pany the applications y these instruments, and III many
other respects are safe and certain ia accomplishing
the desired object.
The Galvanc Rings have been used with perfect ftc-
cess in al, cases Of rheumatism. acute chronic, apy
ing To the head face limbs Govt Tic Dolo:enx, Tooth
ache Bronchitis Vertigo, Nervous Sick trndache,
Indigestion Paraliss, Palsy, Eilipsey, Fits Craup,
PapItaion af the Heat Apoplesy, Stiffness of Joints,
IMnbasn Spinal Complaints, Neuralgia, General Debi-
Ity Deficiency of Nervous Energy, and all Nervous Dis
orders Their extraordinary effect upon the system must
be witnessed TO bc believed, ond Is certain prerenre
for the preceding complaints they equally 10 be re-
commended. The Galvanic Rings every way per
Cec,ly harmless and sold at prices Ia he within reach
OF ali Christe's Magnetic Fluid is used in connection
with the Rings to render their efficient action certain,
and 10 direct the t;llvanic influence 10 particular parts
which are affected For numerous certificates Of the
highest character regarding the efficacy of The Glvanc
Rings and Magnetic Fluid reference Is made to former
advertisements az they may be seen al the office The
only Agency in New York is at l3i Fulton street, sun
Building)
PRIcEs-Fo. Gold Rings dollars and . 80 EACH for
Common Rings 50 cents tach Galvanic Fluid dollar
per bottle.
TO quad against f,aud, Dr. Crisc appoints hut one
agent in any Of the United states. The only agency in
Richmond Isl allen. DUAL Co.,
Sept D. ~ MAIN street.
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Wakefield aGr sale,
ROBT. A. TAYiOi
SAMUEL JONES,

r OFFER for sale one OF the best Is. a,cs ~,
i the Potomac River, containing shout 1924
acres, between six and eight hundred of which
die a!:lolc and Low in cultivation. The land Is
generally rich black loan. iu,erspersed with
shells, an. In fertility j. cc,tainly equal II IN;
superior % any or the river. in one o! The fcla,.
convenient 10 wood, is On nexhaustitie he'd Q;
oyster shells, which could he easily converic.,
into lime, and made useful OF such parts q! The
estate IS may not be already scihcisntl, 81 piled
with that valuable r.anure.
The Buildings consist .! an Oversesr', iiouse
Granarv, and ali the url-hoGSes necessary 10! the
use Of tie Farm.
The e,t..t. is bounded on three sidrs ~ -
Greek, til" River and Popc's Creek-rcqai! ~
less than he usual quantity o: fencing 10 eEcIosc
II. Ii is The birth place Of Washington. Fis!
Oysters a 4 Wild Fowl are abundant and ibdeci
all The facilities OF living are cheap ard easily
procured
eighteen 10 twenty LIKELY NEGROES, cen
sisins OF iair proportion o! men, wcInen boys
and children. fhe Servants will not &c sold Sc.
paraeY.
The health OF the situation may lie estimated
by the fact, OF which am informed, hat iae ply
sican's bill, Tor the last len years, has net ave-
ragged so per annum.
Society is good, and the neighhorhom general
~ healthy. If the number OF very oil persons
now living, and The bill, OF morally were con
suited il wonld be found 10 hear atair conPaii-
son with any OF the mountain regions OF he STATE
indeed i, is believed that, IN tie last ten years,
in proportion 10 population, fever deali have oc-
Cured than in any other part Of Virginia. APP
ply 10 DR.. WILLIAM WRIT, Baltimore.
Juiy l6--cus
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Frcs,, Supplies Of FAN Goods

Opposite Ike BnnhS, i,ia,n S!Sttt, Ri.i"c'iG, ~,
Has on hand, and is receiving a large ana &C.
neral assortment OF all the articles in Eis line O.
business and he respectfully invites the attention
of the public to his Stock Of Goods, Is offering
every iniuccmeni 10 them 10 purchase, on thr
score OF economy, and the superior quality Of ms
materials.
Amongst his Stock Of Goods may be found the
following assortment, which he will oiiei 10 Inc
public on the best terms.
Superior Damascus wire and subD-twlst douoic
and single barrel Guns.
Double and single plain stubb-twist Guns
Do do do plain and imitation twist 90
DO do do common German do
Brass. steel and silver mounted Rifles
Duelns pocket, belland travelling Pistols
Sell-cocking, single and six barrel revolving Pis-
tolls
Gun, Rife and Pistol Powder Flasks
Double and Single Sho, Pouches and Bets
Split anL Plain English and French Percussion
Caps
spor,smen's Liquor Flasks ana Pocie!Tumblcrs
English. American AMI Scotch GunpuWder
Dog Calls. Collars, Whips, Chains and Couples
Hun:smen's Blowing Horns and l5ugies
Wash Rods. Shot Chargers, Cap Primers, VI!
Cups, Balls
Patent Gun Wadiing, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun. Pistol and Rife Locks, Rifle Barrels
Ribs ara forged and il!ed Gun Materials OF all
kinds for Gun-Smiths
REPAIRING, &C.,
He is prepared 10 execute all kinds Of Repair
ing, expeditiously, in the ncaest and mo>tdurabir
manner, and al such prices as will make Ii lotac
in,sres; of the public 10 favor him with their pat
ronane. oct. A
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MERCIANDISE
Gordon s. Ski,siler.

40. 81, MIN Street, Risanm,id. I"sin'c,
OFFER for sale-30 lhd>. 81. Croi-., Orleans
~ and P. Rico Sugar
III boxes loaf, ard y bb.s. clarified Sugar
800 bags Rio, Lagnira and Java Coffee
TEa-l: halt chess Gunpo%ier, part prime
6 do. Black, Go.
Tea in l3 and d ID. boxes
500 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
100 do. Rus>el Leather
GOO lbs Shoe Thread
200 kegs Nails
100 sacks Sall, parl Asll,ons brand
200 bags Shot
30 kegs Powder, Dcpolls
Cheese, in casks and boxes
10 rcams cap and letter Paper
225 do wrapping Paper
100 bags live geese Feathers
HILLS Candles and Soap
so dnz. Bed Cords and I.iEes
$50 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
Glass-Sxl0 and l0xi2
Cotton Yarn, Lamp Wick and Cotton Twine
10 bags Pepper
- do. Ginger
1 ,ierces and bbls. Vinegar
Pinento, Numess, Mace, Cloves
Indigo, Nader, ALUM, CoppeTas
10 boxes Fin Piae
Is kegs Horse Shoes
TRox-75 Tons Swcdes, English. Trcdegu and
Country, of al! sizes
American anu Russia Sheet Iron
Mould Boards and Hollow Ware
AxEs-Penitenliary and Earns
CoPpER--35 800 lbs. Brazicrs Sheathins and
Bolt
SrEEL-American and English Blis.erei
Spring Steel
Wire, Speer, Block Tin, Zine.
Sent 30
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WILLIAMSBURG MALE AND FEMALE
SEMINARY

THE Scholastic Term Of this Seminary begins on inc
lst October lsl5, aud ends on the last OF July, 1870.
TIE course Of in Traction embraces Tin addition 10 Inc
l., al branches of PLAN English Edncaion) Rhetoric,
tor.s;.ion Logic. Ethics. Mental Philosophy Chenis-
fy Neural Philosophy, Mathematics, and me Greek
All Iq,n languages. The principal text books are
Eitsrams En.iish Grammar, Mnchells Geography hI,1
Alias Rl.r's Rhetoric parkerS ius,e, a n,anh,
Inihs Chemistry, oirisieads Natural Philosophy, pa
,ie' Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Suryrii"s .a
"a cUius, and tho most approved editions VI e o"'
sic>.
PaItd using that term in It's most comprehensive
sense vii b furnished for Sl3O terni Tuition VIII
ro, H. less than So, mnre than $50 term.
on, half Of ice hoard aud tuition mus; be paid IN al
y1r.- the other half on the LIST of March Boaruefs
v.ii be charged w;;h board, aud pupils with tuition,
tou The time OF becoming such TO the end Of the term,
~ -. v i;ld avn hy the consent of the subscriber
Frfs,a, wishing patrnnze this Seminary are Fciri
red T. M. Professors of William ana Mary, or TO Tue
card of the snb-crbcr published last term. in the Ken
nI.na ,nd Norfolk papers. I. j. ID. fhfoa.
Williamsburg Sept 9-Ctl0O
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5 CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE !, Z
CIOTHIN;i

~ GUNSPACGH & CO., 81 Main street,
VI. two doors below Mcssrs. London, Willing
ham Dfewry. now offer 10 the public, general
Is, 4 large and general assortment OF Fall and
Winter CLOTHING, Just manufactured by
themselves with The most careful attention as 10
durability and style. Our stock embraces a va
rely of lie iolloWin styles Of goods:
Gents superior and medium quality dress and
lrock Goats
Gents Ovcrcoats, OF various qualities
Gents tweed and felt cloth, irock and sack
Goats
Gents pain and fancy cashmere pants and
other styles
Gents satin, bombazine silk ana valencia
Vests.
Also complete assortment Of merino, ango-
la buckskin, cotton, flannel and linen Shirts, al
various prices, and ScaTis, Ctavas, Gloves, Sus-
penders Drawers, &c &c, which will be sold at
as low prices as can he found at any other esla-
blshmeni, and Tie quality Of cur goods warrant
ed. Gentlemen, please give us call, at our
cheap cash store, S Main s..
Ocl. 6-3m c. DUNSPAUGH & CO.
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ROUSSEAU WE'LL REMARKED,


fyNHtT 1t is more honorable Tor man 70 make one
L discovery important to mankind than TO have 81
uertcia unw.rdge cf many branches of art and sci
pnce Se;;in. aside the honor II Is certainly dssii-
e ir tie good o! The human race that an enqiifh.
ied ,hnud direct is energies 10 one object or c,as. OF
ca cls ns;rad Of sns ihem l:nitlrss held ol
observation As an illustration, we may ptiht To Sand,
a;slparllla The root externally, seems hardly worth
dicglnr the earth. yet, by series of careful exe
,aci,S in concentrating ITS qualities, and adapting
i-u IL ~ assimilation with the fluids winch nouris
am .G> in human life, the Nessrs Sands have sue
c-,dr; N giving the world preparation, which,
hrs-t Is Providence, IL an acknowledged aud na'i'-
III. = .nriy for all ucerons and cutaneous dSeases-
sCio;u a. Cancer Tunor, AMI the long and destructive
a - :iy seal evils, Of which they are terrible seci
in.n. vanish befo-e Its hralta -Testorin. Influence
Tor further particulars and conclusive evidence OF It's
sup-ricr value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which may
b. 81 i..n-d of agents gratis
;r- Prrps,cd and sold. wholesale and retail, and for
expectation. By a. q. SANDS & co, Druggists and
Chemists Granite Buildings, No % Broadway, corner
ot nau,h.rs street, New York. Sold, also, by ALEA-
aND.E DCVtL & CO, Agents, Main street, RicD
mond, Va. Price-Sl per bos, or six bottles for So
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AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC SALE or a SPLENDID u0TF

PUBLIC S1 LII OF n S1LENDIij tIC = !.
OF Til. FIRST CLASS.
Df VIRTUE 81, and in Pursuance Of the au-
d hcriiy vested in them by two dee's Of 'Tru.,
The subscribers will offer a. pubic aac!iun
in the city ot Baltimore, o. THURSDAY.
Inc 10Th Of October, lSij, II on. o'ciocS /. ~,
al The Merchants Exchange, tina, reif extensive
and :.alnabe property in said city soWE as
THE tUTAW HOUSE HO1EL.
The lol on which il stands is situa'ed 81 lis
north ives; corner OF Baltimore and Eutaw streets,
containing upwards of23 900 square feel 81 ground
and fronting | u ect on Baltimore syec, and 1855
feet on Ea,aw street 10 an alley; Ct feet 81 which
IN the last III ned street form ward rlan,e with
Ornamental Shutbery OF various kinds
The House is 5 SORES in height, covered with
slate, occupying The whole 'front.' of The lol on Bal
timore srcci, running back ls6 feet on lie west to
the alley and 100 ieet on Euaw street,
having an area in the centre OF The build
ing Tor light and air, with Two main entrances,
one from each street; that from Baltimore street
leading TO private parors and family rooms, the
other on Euiaw street 10 the public part OF tie
House. Tie Basement or lowest story is dvit-
ed into $ Stores on Baltimore street, = on EuIaw
street, and adressirg room. kitchen, pastry, lar
der managing, ironing, drying, wash and bath
ICONS.
The second story has ) par!ors on Baltimore
street and on Euiaw street, a smoking room,
Office. ladies' dining room - by 25 feet. ami q
gsnicman's do. g6 by 30 fcet, with a servants
hall, chambers, billiard room, china closer, &c.
There are upwards OF 200 rooms in the house, u
which % are parors.
This Building was erected in 1885 expressly
ior Hotel, and is beievcc: 10 Possess every cen
vcnience usually 10 be found in those Of The !.-,
class: is most eligibly situated in an agreeable
part oil The city, having vile aud much frequent
ed street on each o! lis fronts. II is now in The
best order in every respect Tor the reception OF
company, and will be 50 kept by The presen, pro-
piicor until sold. This property offers great n
duccmenls 10 a person who could combine win
activity and energy Suiticen; capita IL Conduct
The business of The Establishment 10 advantage.
| The House is completely furnished, and N
good style, and The purchaser otit can obtain lie
Furniture, or portion Of il, on reasonable terms,
by making suitable arrangements With The Tlus-
ices.
The terms, which will he accommodating will!
be made known at The time al sale
JACOB ALBERT.
ROBT. A. TAYLOR, tTru.,ees.
SAMUEL JONES, Jr
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w. ALLEN,
DR. APER AND ALTO

ID r APER AND LOR,
HAS just returned from the Northern cities,
IL where he has selected a beautiful assert
ment OF FALL GOODS, TO which he invites the
attention OF his customers and friends He feels
assured they have only 10 be examined, that The
fac, may be verified
The Stock consists in part Of Cloths Of all the
fashionable shades Cassimeres OF staple and Pa
iiSian styles; Ves,ings of exquisilely beautiful
Patterns; CIavats; Scarfs Gloves; thread, cam
eFic and silk Observation-Disclosures; Subscribers.
o silk and merino; Embarrassing, &C., &C.; in.
Iyeed, every thing constituting Genlleman's
"aicFooe Sept. 30-3t
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
Honor IN whom Honor is Due.

TT NAV truly be said, that no one has ever been
i 50 successful in compromising medicine,
which has done SO much 10 relieve the human
family, 10 rob disease OF its terrors, and restore
the Invalid 10 Health and comfort, as the Mrem-
Tor and I'ropricior Of that most deservedly ropu-
lar family medicine, Or. Smoyaes Compopnd
Syrup cf Wild Cherrg, and none has been SO Sc
nerally patronzed by the profession and others,
both in this country and in Europe nor has there
ever been so great an effort in The short space Of
only six or seven years, TO deceive the credulous
and minimizing, BY putting up NosrRUMs OF va
rious kinds, by various individuals, afiixing the
name of WILD CHERRY, and as much ofihe name
of the original preparation as vii! screen them
from The lash OF the law, and one ofthe imposters
who puts ont the common parceoyic oil the shops,
and calls il The BaLsAM or WILp CHERRY, has
had The impudcncs TO caution he public against
the Original Preparation, DR.. SwAYNE's CON-
POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, which is doing
80 much good in the world.
BEWARE OF SUCH lMPOSTERS.
And purchase none bu The O,iginat and only
.gca;rinc article as prepared BY Or. Swayne,
which is The only one compounded by a regular
Physician, and arose from many years close at
tenlion to the practice of the profession, and
and lens Of thousands OF the best testimonials of
the unparalleled success 81 Dr. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, for the cure OF
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs. Colds Splitting of Blood, Liver Com
plant, Tickling or Rising in The Throat, Nervous
Debility, Weakness of Voice, PaIpilalion or
Disease oi The Heart, Pain in the Side or Breast,
Broken Constitution from various causes; The
abuse Q! calomcl. &C. Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whoopine Cough &C., were declared 10 the world
years before any other PREPARATION OF WILD CHER
RY came out. The most skeplcaI may satisfy
themselves as 10 the truth of the above, By little
enquiry in Philadelphia. The genuine GJticis is
preparedo only by DIR. SwAYNE, whose office has
been removed to N. w. corner OF 9Th aud Race
streets, Philadelphia. The BALsAM and other
spurious articles of the Wild Cherry have been
sold out and re sold out and the pruprieiors are
obliged to resort TO FALsEnooD and SrRArAc.M 10
make their own out Of it. The genuine article
is put up in plain style in square boltels covered
with blue wrapper, with yellow label with the
signature attached.
sr The Public are requested 10 remember
lhait is Dr. SwAyNEs COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD
CHERRY, that has and is repeatedly performing
such miraculous cures Of diseases which have
haf1ed the skill of the Profession, and set al de-
fiance the whole catalogue Of Patent Medicines
which ale daily putisd through the organs of the
press Therefore, ask for DR.. Swaynes Com
pound syrup OF Wild Cherry, and purchase no
other
ONLY AGENTS in RICHMOND where
The genuine preparation Of WILD CHERRY can
Ne obtained, are PEYTON JOHNSON, Drug
,ist, lis Main ST., and WIN. II. DORNlN, go
Broad Street. Sept. 81.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MANIfEACTORH

NEW AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MANUFACTORY.
V,ilE Subscribers, under the Firm OF Cardwel
i & Wilson, have opened Shop on 10Th, be-
tween Main and Cary streets, for The manuiac-
tnIe and sale Of Agricultural implements, such
as Ploughs, horsepower and Tmeshine Ma
chimes, Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, &c, &r; To-
geher with Flauen:ng Presses and Tobacco
work OF all kindS-and they hope, by strict at
tenlion 10 business and 10 he character of their
work, 10 merit and receive share CT public pa
trulase.
All orders executed with despatch, and on ac-
commodatins terms.
Those in want OF work ot the above descrip-
lions, are respectfully invited 10 favor us with
call JOHN w. CARDWELL,
EDWIN WILSON.
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,,tyrcAsES PRUNES, just received and for
i hv JOSEPH BONAVITA,
:, Is West Main Street, mex, door 10 MessFs.
~ - Smith & Co Oct. 6
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LOTTERIES.
WGregsasss,s Office.
NO., EXCHANGE PLACE, RICl
IN MOND, Prgiaia.

Mo-, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
1t MOND. Vrgiasia.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING
; Capitals. Of 10000 ale 30, 900. Alexandria
Lottery Extra. Class 10 .3S. Drawing comes
per mail to-day. Prizes: 5 Capitals Of TO-
600, OF 5000 Of 4, ll5, 80 prizes Of 1000, 10
OF 200, 20of $50, l55 of 100 &c, &c.-75 Nos,
and l2 drawn. Tickets dollars--shares in pro-
portion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON
$4,000 Capital! Alexandria, Extra, Glass 239,
TO be drawn at Baltimore, drawing received al |
o'clock tomorrow. Capitals: So 900, 1900, 100,
300, 1885, 100, of 900, Sol 500. 10 OF 200,
10 of $50, 10 OF 100, 2iO OF So &c, &c.-75 Nos,
and l3 drawn. Tickets 3 50-shares in proper
lion.
Lotteries to lie Drawn Mt Alexandria Soon.
Oct Illh-50000, % 200, 10000, 5000, 50 OF
1000, &c. Tickets l5
Oct ls;h-s3OOOo, 10000, 33l:, prizes OF
$500, 4 OF 1000 10 ii 1900, &c.-Tckets 10.
Oct 25lh-$25 900, 10000, 1890, 5000, 10
prizes OF 1000, &c.-1ickels 10.
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries adj
vcrtised by J. G. Gregory & Co, for sale on the
same terms at this office.
N. B. All orders confidential, and postage paid
al this Office without charge.
oct. I CHAs. WORKMAN.
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at. Charles ssOssse.

BoiiinSbr0oE Street. Pei9Surc, IA.
ny j. T. STEGALL CO, OF RiCHHDHp, Va.
TINE subscribers have flied M and orehet 4
/ House on Bolinghrook street, recently &C.
cupaa as Lottery office, by Mr. a. Wheny,
and offer themselves as caterers 10 The fnhdc.
Tbpy Will always be furnished win the suh-
stanra!s and deicacies which this MARIE! ai!"r :,
and have made arrangements 10 recei"c regular
supplies Of Fish and Oysters from Norfolk, Whith
viii be served up in tie best style 'nd al t.
shor.cs, notice As their desire is 10 please,
every attention viii be paid 10 visirer-, and hec
motto " II he "Neaness, Order and ConiorI, a:d
their long experience in business will enable tlers
TO act up 10 their motto.
Gerll.men from The country visiting Town. viii
be furnished with such ',cals a hey may de>'',,
al Tie shortest notice, and with lodging ant eX-
cellent stabling for their horses.
The Bar is furnished with The best Of Nire'
and Liquors carefully eelrc'rd al the Nea ! OK
Custom House Please give ns 4 call.
Oc,. 4-lm J. p STEiAi.L ~
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Court cont nued
and held for The county al Buckingham, NJ the Cous
hens, On Tuesday, The 18th day Of August, 1875:
David l.. Babsr, Plaintiff
against
D''idh B,ter, George B,bcr Costilio Daber, Thomas
haesr, Mateena Brown, Samuel Maxey and sarah his
w'ie ohn : B'heI, Sr'shiserry Baber Overton NJ Ba-
Der Jane bihcr, Harriet Baher, Sabrina Babcr Elvra
Raber, and James, Thomas and Robert Baber. infant
chiihFen OF James i;sb-r, deceased Defendants:
The defendants. Marcena Brown, md Samuel Maxcy
and Sara his wife no, having entered their appearance
aha gwen "euflty, according 10 The OF Assembly
and the rules Of this Court; and il nv sa,isfc
tory evidence that they are not nhahants Of this coun
Try u ordered, that the said absent defendants do
appear the first day OF November term neri and
the bill Of the plaintiff; and tina. COW of his
order he forthwith inserted in newspaper publish.
ed in the city &C Richmond for eight weeks
y, and posted the front door Of the Court OF
This county. Copy-Teste,
Asg l9--ewSw R. ELDRlDGE,
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sss,, FE0 " a 4. !.

TOSEPH BOEAVIrA respectfully informs
j his friends aud III pual:c generally that he
has removed hi, CONFECTIONERY AND
IA NCY STORE from No. l3i to No. 10 West
Main ST., (nex door - Messrs. Van Lew, Smith
& Co., and opposite 10 Messrs Thomas R. Price
K Co., where he hopes, BY strict attention 10 bu-
siness To merit continuance Of their iavorS
He will keep constantly on hand large and
choice assortment Of French Candies, and all
other kinds Of his own manufacture, together
with general assortment al every thing else IN
his line-.such as lres! and dried Fruits, Pre-
serves OF all kinds, French Fancy Goods Toys,
Sc, &C.
Having lately returned from The North with
large anu fresh stock Of Goods, he assures those
who NAV favor him with call, that The quality
and price canno! Tail 10 please.
The subscriber returns his thanks 10 The pub
lie for tie very liberal patronage bestowed on
him for the last four years, aud will be happy 10
see them at his New Store, where he IS better
prepared 10 serve them. Country Merchants will
do well 10 call on him.
JOSEPH BONAVITA,
No. IS, West Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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,,lyE BALES Bordeaux Sois-Sheil Almonds
i ;,;S; received and for sale hy
l ~ JOSEPH BONAVlTA,
\, Il West Main Street, next door to Mes.Fs.
-. Smith & Co NICl. y
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

]. 4. CLAEKSON ( CO,
Importers qsm I).otrs il FDfcjsn anil Don,ssti.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND Guns,
No. H. BRo.D STREET,
Between Sth and Oh, Shockoc Hill, Richmond
4 RE now receiving their Fall supply o.
II HARDWARE, CUTLERY AMI GUNS
which they offer for sale al ycry reduced prices
Merchants visiliD. the city will find it greatly lt
their advantage 10 give us a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as we POSSESS advantages possibly
over any other house in this city, and are deter
mined 10 give entire satisfaction.
Sept J. A. GARRISON & &C
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-07

TGR SALE.-A Negro Man q years old
I, wbo is accustomed 10 waiting in the House.
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Afft Bell Tavern.