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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-11
j. G.. Gregory s. Co.
MANAGERS, NO. l0l, MAIN STREET
I}I RICHMOND, Virginia.
Spleadd Schemes Tor AprH IS45

MANAGERS, NO. l0l, MAIN STREET
IfI RICHMOND, Virginia.
Spleadm Schemes ior april, 1916.
10000 dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Is, for 1916. 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, April
18Th, 1916. Capitals 100000, 10000, 200
1900, 2l92, 10 of 1000, 10 OF 1900 10 of 1000
10 OF 400, 10 Of 30O &C.. &C., &c. Lowest prize
SD.
Tickets only Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters 81 so
Certificates OF Packages OF 25 Whole Tickets
$40, Halves GO, Quarters 80.
10000 dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class l6, for 1916, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, D. C., on Saturday, April
I9lh, 1915 Splendid Prizes: $4,000, 10 600
5000, 5000, $500, l,0l7, 100 1000, &c, &c.
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters - so.
Certificates Of Packages OF 25 Whole Tickets
$3.50, Halves SOS, Quarters $50 So
10000 dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class H. for 1916, 10 be
drawn in Alexadia D. c., on Saturday, April
26lh. lS45 Brilliant Scheme S3O 600, 10000
5000. 1900, 2,500 $3.50, 5 Of 1000, 20 Of 1000
30 Of 500 20 Of 400, &c, &C., &c &C Nos, II
drawn ballots.
Tickets Sl0-Halves $50 20.
Certificates of Packages of - Whole Tickets
$40, Half60, Quarters 30.
g--r Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger.
ifcales OF Packages in The above splendid
Scheme, promptly attended 10, and an account Of
the drawing sent 10 all who order from US. Adj
dress ]. Ct. GREGORY & Co,
April Managers, Richmond, Va.
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PUBLISHERS u. s. MAIL.

BaAehn, thursday, April I0M--12 O'Clock.
THE following new Works received so hours
L in advance of any Express in the country
By this Days Mail
No. Is Harpers Pictorial Bible, 25 cents
The American Review, Wing Journal, for
No. |, The O'Donoghuc, tale Of Ireland fir
~ years ago, with two engravings, by Charles
Lever, l2i cents.
Lately Arrived, and for Sale.
Ancient Egypt, her Monuments Hieroglyphics,
History and Archaeology, BY George R. Gliddon,
late U. S. Consul at Cairo, 25 cents
The Book OF Chemical Amusement, complete
Encyclopedia OF Experiments in various branch
es of Chemistry, &c, 25 cents
Emily Mansfield, or the Gamblers Fate, Lost
but not Won, by the author of the Mysteries vf
Boston, &C., l2i cents.
No. Sequel to the Quaker Cily-l2l cents.
Nos. IA and Is Sketches OF Irish Character,
by Mrs. S. G. Hall-25 cents.
The Foster Brothers, Romance BY Mrs
Emile Carlen, author Of the Rose OF Thistle
Island-25 cents.
London Lancet for April, 1850 cents.
The Last of the Saxons, Tale of the Times,
Of William the Conqueror-25 cents.
| The Ancient Regime, Tale, by G. p. R.
James, = volumes in one-25 cents.
| Frankenstein, or, the Modern Prometheus, BY
Mrs. Mary w. Shelley wife of Peacy Bysshe
Shelley, the Poet-25 cents.
Althe monthly Magazines for April.
No. 2 History ofthe Consulate and Empire
under Napoeon-25 cts.
No. AZ Litteps Living ase-l2, cts.
No. History Of France, BY M. Michelet-25
cents.
The Labors Of Hercules, by Punch, with 10
| illustrations-25 c:s.
knowlsons Cattle Doctor, or complete Cow
Doctor, being plainly written Treatise on The
diseases OF Horned Cattle and Calves-25 cts.
Domestic Slavery considered as a Scriptural
Institution, in correspondence between the Rev.
Richard Fuller OF Beaufort, S. c., and the Rev.
Richard Wayland of Providence, R. I.-37a cts
The Arts and Miseries Of Gambling with il
Illustrations. by ]. H. Green, so els.
No. , Pictorial History Of The World, by John
Frost L. L. D.-25 cts.
The Love Match, or the Union OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Todd, by Henry Cocklon, Esq, author
ofSylvester Sound, &C., with illustrations, part /
l2a cents.
Don Froila and his Ten Daughters, by Agne.
Strickland, IS cents.
Chambers's Edinburgh Journal, part Isl, Janu-
airy, l945, -, cents
De Co7menns History of the Popes, No. /,
translated (rorn the French, 25 cents.
More Good Things from Cruikshank'S Omni-
bus, with capital illustrations, rs cents.
Memoirs oflhe Literary Ladies OF England, by
Mrs. Elwool, Authoress OF an Overland Journey
10 India. p CTS.
No. 10 Mysteries of London, being the con-
clusion Of the work, II! cents.
Charles Blacktord, or The Adventures OF Stu
dent, BY Professor lngraham l2l cents.
I HALPlN & KELLER,
Conductors OF the Publishers u S. Mail,
los Main ST., corner Of Main and l4,h
q Every Periodical and work OF merit for
sale April 10
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Efoyt's lottery Office.
EXCHA Nc E PLACE,

MO :, EXCHA NG E PLACE, RICH
~ MOND, Virginia.
Present appearances indicate a scarcity Of eve
rs thing this year, except prizes at Hoyts; tina
crop looks exceedingly iourishing. Frosts ant
cold weather don't affect gold and silver-but root
and trut-buds can't stand il. Plant something a
Hoyt's, and You are sure Of profitable retufns.-
Try it in the next lottery. D. NJ. HOIT.
Splendid Loiicrics Ia he dram III 4pru
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No Is, for 1915,
10 be drawn in Alexandria, d. c.. on Saturday.
April 9Th, l5i5. Capitals: $50 900, 10000,
5000, 5000, 2,i92, loot 1000, 10 of 800, 10 OF
1000, 10 of 400, 10 of 200, &C., &c. Lowest
Prize Sl2
Ticket $40, halves S, quarters so. Certifi-
Gates Of packages OF 25 whole tickets $40 halves
60, quarters 80.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 10, for 1910, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
April 10Th. Is45 Splendid Prizes $50 1000,
10000, 5000, 5000, $500, I,ol7, 100 of 1000,
&C., &c.
Tickets So halves 5, quarters 2 80. Cerl'll.
Gates of packages oil 25 whole tickets $50 20
halves GO, 25 quarters 80 80
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. II, for 1873, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
April %, 1915. Brilliant Scheme 100000. 10,
600, 5000, $500, $3.50, $3.50, S prizes Of 1000,
20 OF 1000, 20 Of 500, % Of 400, &c, &c. to
Nos. i drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, halves5, quarters 2 50. Cert'lI,
cafes of packages of D. whole tickets sl2o, -
halves co, % quarters 30.
s5r Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Ccrti-
ficates of Packages in the above splendid Lol'e,
res, will receive The most prompt attention, ana
an accoun, Of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, 10 all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, April :. u. NJ HO1 l.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

TIME subscriber has commenced receiving his
i usual supply Of fashionable retailing goods
to which he invites the particular attention OF his
town and country friends and customers He has
already on hand
New style cold and blk French BazoInes
Black and blk and lead Silk Balzorines
French Eng. and American Prints
French Cambrics, Jaconets and Lawns
Mouscline Marqnise, new style article Tor
ladies
Black Silks, Marcelinis, &c, &c.
Black waercd Silk, an extra article
Rich French Collars
Barege Scarfs and Shawls
French Ginghams, Parasols, Parasolelts and
Shades
Hosiery, Gloves, Linens, Linen Shecinss
Huckabacks, Ticklenberg Damask Napkins
Fronting Linens, hleachd and brown Shirlings
Linen Camb Hkis, plain and revere borders
Cambrics, Jaconets, Lace Musns, &C. &c.
The above goods, together with such as WILDE
received during the next Two weeks will make The
assormentas good any in The city, and at prices
which cauno, tail TO give satisfaction.
April i-cw6w THOMAS r. PRICE.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WYE are now receiving and opening large
w aud general assortment Of SPRING and
SUMNER DRY GOODS, 10 which we re-
specially invite the attention Of Country Mer-
chants and the Trade generally promising them
goods upon the most accommodating terms. In
our stock will be found
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings
Irish Linens, Lawns and Shselings
Linen Drills, bleached and brown
Gambroons, OF every style
Cainbrics, Jaconels and Swiss Muslns
Prints, OF every style and quality
Tickines, bleached and brown Domesiics
Paddings and Sail Ducks
Apron and furniture Checks
Hosiery OF every kind
Bleachcd and brown Hollands
Earlston and other Ginghams
Silesia and colored Cambrcs
Bombazines and Alpacas
Black and blue black Silks
Umbrellas and ParasoIs
Stocks, Collars and Bosoms
Threads, &c. &c
LONDON, WlLLlNGHAM & DREWRY
March li-d&c
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Ready Made Clothing.

We have on hand Goats, Pants and Vest,
All oil quality the very best;
Also, Shirts, Stocks, Scarfs and Opera Ties,
ine best Of which in our possession lies.
H.
II 'ese goods are all bought under home protection,
VI course of The best imported selection;
AM besides, are all made by the best Of hands,
And sent weekly by express at our commands.
:. III.
Well, then, come all who want suit,
y whoa re willing TO leave the money to boot
SSall al One Hundred, that's on Main street,
Where you'll find Clothing very cheap and neal.
:. Nv.
NOV: NOV com e,Sirs, and examine for yourselves
me goods are well cut and now on the shelves !:
sTSh you, want clothing, with you we'd be urgent,
pleas ssrs call first and Try Silas Merchant.
A., Y sILAs MERCHANT,
Aphi II 100 Main Street.
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lr-ann. 0ain..rale, .4laAama. Rspubliean Pilotl

(6dlnespuIe,
ma in tais pace on the 10th March, At the resi-
a,oc, Of Mr. Robt. C. Mcmahon, Col. ANDREW BEIaNx.
of Union Monroe county, Virginia, in the 74ih year OF
M. age. AFTER illness Of eleven days, which, from us
violence rendered unavailing the most prompt ana ei-
tcirn, treatment Of his physicians.
The deceased native of Ireland, but emisrated
10 The United States at an early period OF hs 'e; lie
n,.sss,ed in hish degree those qualities OF the heart,
which so sisnay characterize the nation from whence
NJ came Endowed with high intellectual faculties,
and remarkable for the elegance Of his manners nc was
alike distinguished "a polished gentleman, aud gene
rns r,sna By his penetration aud sagacy, united to
profound udgment, in few years he amassed au am
pie fortune For many years he represented his adopt
cd county in the Legislature Of Virginia. and suose
ouen,ly his district in the Congress of the United
sa,es IN either capacity possessing the entire conn
dence of his constituents Although in his last illness
there was no one pres-n who was connected WIN MN
By the ties Of consanguiniy, yet those Of 'endshp ano
ssts.n secured 10 him. during the progress OF MS DIS
ease and in his dying moments, every Kindness ana al
o.si l.. III. g.
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LOTTERIES.
w. Turpin's LOTTERY s.g;cc

A FEW DOORS above The Union u,,.,
n Man Street, Richmond Virginia.
Drywn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery. M u.
3S % II 3 80 Is 4S 66 G5 % - IN 40
Ticket, Nos. S % Pa prize Of s,oo-,nd
Ticket, Nos s II ia prize of SaDo-bo,
sold in The above Lottery at
TURPIN'S NEW OFFICE
Fine Scheme tor Saiurdou, I2n iuJ
Saturday, 18th Aprl-Alexaniria lottery
No. Is. Prizes: $4,000, 10000. 5Olo ID
prizes Of 1000, 10 Of 1900, 10 Of 1000 &c. &c
Tickets $40
Saturday, 10Th April-Alexandria Lottery
No. 1G Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 5000 2 Ooo
$500, 100 prizes Of 1000, &c, &c. Tickets SlO
Saturday, 26;h April-Alexandria Lottery
No. II. Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 5000 : 5o00
prizes Of 1000, 20 Of 1000 90 OF 500, &c
&c. Tickets $40
II Oriers for Tickets in The above scheme
and all others advertised by Messrs. ]. G. Gre
CORY s. Co., will receive prompt attention, and
drawings forwarded as soon as received
Tickets in smaller Lotteries, Capitals ranging
from 10 100000 which ale drawing daily fo1
sale in Packages or single wholes, halves OF
quarters. al
w. P. TURPIN'S OFFICE
April No. l0A, East Main street,
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e.. M. BURTON,

(Nc0rly Opposite lie Erchangc Ban6)
TTAS Tor sale, npon accommodating terms
IL Old London Dock Cognac Brandy
Superior Holland Gin, imported into This mar
lie,
Old Grenada and Antigua Rum
Richardson's Old Rye Whisney
Old Virginia Apple Brandy
London Brown Stout, in quart and pint bottles
Madeira, Sherry, Port and Claret Wines,
from The loves! 10 The very best quality
Champagne Wine, Anchor and Bcllinger
brands
ST. Crox New Orleans and P Rico Sugars
Woolsey & Woolsev's double refined loaf,
crushed and pulverized Sugars
Porto Rico New Orleans and Cuba Molasses
Woolsey and Woosey's Sugar-house Molas-
ses-a superior article for family use
Gnnpowder and Ponchong Teas, OF ine and
extra fine qualities
Bacon.-Hams Midllings and Shoulders
Sperm and Taow Candles, of The best brands
Java, Manila, Lasuyra and Cuba Coffee
No. Lard, Picking Vinegar &c.
March lS-cSt
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MERCHANDISE.
EAGLE SQUARE,


RIG II MOND, VIRGl MA.
ERESH importation Of Cloths which have
j been manufactured for me-
Cassimeres ofvarious Styles English, French
and American
London Quiings and English Marseil!es, Of
all kinds
Dandy Driings, ofvery desirable styles
Lawns of new and handsome designs
SILK and Satin Vestings, made in London
SILK Twist, Chinese and Italian Sewing Silk
Stay Bindings and Tapes
English Hose and Half Hose, superior quality
Berlin Gloves, of excellent descriptions
Bombazines and Vevels, Of my own importa-
ton
Gloves of all styles in Kid and Silk
Cambrics, Of every grade and quality
Buttons OF various patterns and lower than the
cost OF importation
French Cassimeres and Cloth, unusually cheap
Parasoletis, of lovely patterns
Prints, of every qualify and design
As my stock is very large and well assorted,
invite country merchants who wish desirable
goods TO examine the assortment, as | am anxious
10 SELL ID. III LONDON.
March 25-d&c
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RICHMOND, AfRM ), 1915
To the Buyers of Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
LEATHER, &c.

WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
TINE subscriber having Just returned from The
i North, would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally that he has now 10 store
a large and general assortment OF Boots, Shoes
Trunks, Leather, &c. His stock having been Sc
lec,ed with great care by himself direct from Inc
manufacturers, he hatlers himself thai he can OF,
fer as great inducements as have ever been offered
in Richmond, both al wholesale and retail. lie
also keeps on hand, in connection with his North
ern and Eastern work, large and general assert
ment Of Boots and Shoes OF his own manufacture,
which, for neatnes. and durability. cannot be sur
passed in The United States, and far superior 10
any work sold in Richmond that is made at The
North, 10 which he would call The attention OF roun-
try Merchants, and all others in want OF Boots
and Shoes by the package, dozen or single pair as
they will find them prices that cannot hon fa, 10
please, and certainly as low as any other mouse IN
The State. hLEh. I'LL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks Leather, Sc Wholesale and Retail! snd
Shoes made to order, in the best manner, as usual,
April L3m.
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: ~ = =
NEW GOODS

DY The latest arrival we have received aud
ID open this morning large addition 10 our
supply OF Spring and Summer DRY GOODS,
and have now in store a complete assortment.
Our stock embraces
Black, brown and olive Cloths
Green. invisible green and blue Cloths
French, main ard fancy Cashmere
DoeSkin and other kinds do.
Alpaca, Drep dEtc and Crolon Coa'inss
Linen and other kinds CO.
Gro d. Turk, Gambroons, &c.
French Linen, bleached and brown Linen
Drills
Lawns, Ba!zorines and Cobaltines
Ginghams, Hollands and Silesias
Prints in great variety, very handsome
Nankeens, bleached and brown Domes,ics
Silk and Cotton Hdlifs. Nc &c.
With variety Of the newest goods OF the sea-
son, which We will sell on reasonable terms.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
March 3I-c0t. So Main Street.
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Staun;on, March 2S-cM
MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

rNHE Summer course Of private instruction
i will commence on Monday, April The III.
and continue until the end OF August. The PLAZA
which will be pursued during The course, is IN
tended 10 prepare The Student in The elementary
branches of his profession, and thereby enable
him 10 derive the fullest advantage from tie
Winter course OF Lectures, and will embrace
lectures and examinations upon General PhvsI-
ology, Pathology and Therapeutics, constituting,
as they do, the entire substructure Of Medical
Science The Student will also have the benefit
of clinical instruction at the Aims House and
College Hospital, embracing large share oil SUI
gica cases and operations. Fee $50.
AUG l.. WARNER, VI. ID
Richmond March IS IS45-clUw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-11

nYSTERS.-Th Schr. aWm. Thomas" of
~ York, Capt. S. D. lronmonger, has Just ar
rived in the Dock with a cargo of very superior
OYSTERS from the mouth Of York River. Ho-
tells and private families who wish to be supplied
would do well to apply early on board the vessel
as no more OF these fine Oysters are expected 10
arrive this season. Anril I0-d3t
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW GOODS !

TINE subscribers are now receiving BY the
i ships Europe" and Isabella" arrived al
New York large and desirable assortment, of
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY
and GUNS They believe that they can offer
unusual inducements TO buyers this season, as
their Spring stock has been purchased by one OF
their Clerks, in England, during The early part of
the present year, for cash. Il has always been
their desire 10 import good Goods, and they feel
assured, that, on examination, those now in
Store and expected, will be found 10 compare well
with any in this country. The assortment is
general, comprising all the articles usually called
Tor By merchants and planters.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
March S-6w
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NEW CASH DRY GOODS STORE.

TNEIE subscriber would respectfully announce
i 10 his friends and The Public, that he has ia
ken the New Store, No. III, Main Street, three
doors above VIM. Milc.lcll's, where he will COM
The past few weeks, in The Northern and Eastern
Markets, and on such terms as will enable him
10 sell al very reduced prices for cash He re-
spectiuy solicils call from those in want
Z. X. GILBERT,
March 2S-,i No. III, Main st.
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z w ROSTER

HAS the honor 10 announce to the citizens Of
IL Richmond, that he will give on WEDNES-
DAY, 10th OF April, VOCAL AND lNSTRU-
MENTAL CONCERT at the Exchange Con-
cert Room, on which occasion he will be assisted
by Mr. ?. H. Taylor, Mr. Dunderdale, and Sc
veral gentlemen Amateurs, who have kindly 70
unteered their services. Further particulars in
ntnre Advertisements Anril III
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SpPINC. STOCK

". & T.. y. CARPENTER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AM WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STRAW GOODS,
LEGiORN AND PALM LEAF HATS,
Nc !, Erchaagc BlOck, Richmond, Va.
HAVING made extensive arrangements for
IL the SPRING trade, they are prepared 10 ex-
hibii large and well assorted stock OF
RONNETS. LEGHORN AND PALM LEAF HATS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &c,
10 which they invite the attention of purchasers.
March 7-dt
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CO n c E. r L .

MIR. J. K CPL, Mr.. F. II. Vandenbcrg and
IHI Mr. Charles Rosen respectfully announce
that they will give VOCAL AND lNSTRU-
MENTAL CONCERT a, the Exchange Con.
cert Room; on Monday Evening" April II, 1915
on which occasion, they will be assisted BY a
gentleman Ametuer, who will perform several
Solos on the Cornopian, having kindly rendered
his services.
For further particulars see small bills
April 9-5t
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ELLIS g. ATKINSON,

ONMISSION MER CHANTS.
TINE subscribers are associated, under the
i above firm, for the purpose of carrying on
the COMMISSION BUSINESS. They give
their personal and undivided attention TO the sale
Of Tobacco Wheat, Flour, &c. Ofice-lhe old
stand Of Ellis & Elicit, near The Gallego Mills.
" B. Having commodious Warehouse, they
store and forward Goods on liberal terms.
JAMES II. ELLIS.
GEORGE w. ATKINSON.
Anr Twin
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Richmond, March 9th, 1915.

a..The subscriber will continue the Grocery
and Commission business, Al the Old Stand oil u.
& D., where he will keep constantly on hand a
full supply Of Groceries, &C., which he will sell
on very accommodating terms, for cash, or 10
punctnal customers; and attend 10 The sales OF
wheat, corn, tobacco, &c.-or any other articles
that may be entrusted 10 his care.
VIM G. cambridge.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-11

HUBBARD, GARDNER s. CARLTON
TTAVE received their usual LARGE supply OF
II SPRING GOODS, and now ofIer one OF
the best assortments Of Boots, Shoes, Leather
Hats, Paper, Shoe.Thread, Cotton and wool
Cards, &c, they have ever had iof Inc season, al
unusual low prices, and inVi!e their customers,
and buyers generally, TO give them can before
purchasing. aPfh o-eo0'
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JAMES RIVER CANAL,
RICHMOND, April 8. 1915.

ARRIVED,
Boat VIM. L. Lancaster, b. Couch, with 81.
tous md5e., from Lynchburs, to Henry Ludlam
y 20, preston q E,nders, Sam'l J. Jones, Jno N.
Gordon, James G. Crane, S. J. Crump and l..
CLEARED,
Boat Flsins Lucy,'J. R. Station, with 40 tons
mdze., for Lynchburg
Boat Commerce, J. R. Beal, with 30 tons
mdze., for Columbia aud Scottsvile.
Boat Pig Iron, S. Mays, with 81 tons mdze. for
Tuckahoe and Lynchburg.
Boat Clayton and Burton, J. Ash, with tons
mdze, for Lynchburg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-11
ROCKS AM STATIONrPy

COUNTRY MERCHANTS are respectfully
~ informed thai We are receiving our Spring
supply Of Goods, which has been bought principal
~ with Cash. Most Of our stock will lie sold al
lower prices than heretofore. Good ruled Letter
Paper at 81 so; good ruled Cap Paper al 81 IS
very large Wrapping Paper at 81 90.
Blank Books OF various rulings prices, sizes
SC, &c Call al Stationers' Hall, l2l, Main
J. w. RANDOLPH & co.
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AUCTION SALES.

Sale Of a Valuable Farm near Richmonl.
PURSUANT TO decree ofthe County Conr.
i of Henrico pronounced on the 1th dar Of
April, lSi5, in the sui Of Britannia Wellington
Kennon, widow of Beverley Kennon, deceased.
and Eyecu,rix of his sst will and testament,
plaintiff, against George L. kennon, and Others.
defendants, The undersigned, acting n Commis-
sioners under the said decree will, on THU
DAY, the Is, dav OF Nav next, 4; II o'clock, VI,
proceed 10 resell. al public auction. on The PIE
misses. 10 The highest bidder, a tract or parcel OF
land. living in the counties OF HenTico and Hano-
yer, called SOLITAIRE, ct present occupied by
the said George L. kennon, containing eight hun
ired AMI twenly-Seven acres and two tenlbS OF an
acre. about seven miles from the city OF Rich
mond, on Chickahomny Swamp and near lie
Brooke Turnpike road. The sale vii! be made
on the following terms, 10 wit For cash, as 10 -
much ofthe purchase money as will be sufficient
10 pay the sum of twenty five bundled dollars.
with interest thereon from the first day Of A?Iii,
1911 and all the costs attending The execution
OF the decree of The seventh day Of Novemier,
1914, and The decree of the seventh day OF April.
1915 (includinsa commission and compensation
for extra trouble 10 the undersigned, as prescribed
in the said decrecs,) and the residue OF the pur
chase money payable one-half on the 1T day CT
January, 1916, and The residue on he Isl day CT
January, 1877, for each OF which instruments
bond will be taken, bearing inte.es, from The iay
OF sale, 10 be paid when The principal is payable.
No conveyance 10 be executed 10 The purchaser
until The sale shall be confirmed the purchase mo
ney paid, and conveyance directed BY the Court
GEO. p CRUMP, )C,,.s
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