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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
MOTHER GRAND SCHEME!
$4,000 Dollars!

Dirided 'nto Five P,iscs Of $4,000 Each.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. G7, to be
drawn at Wilmington, Saturday, Nov. 8. 1915:
sl5 600 are $4,000, of 1000, | Of 5000 100 Of
1000, 100 OF 500, &c. Whole Tickets Sl5 ;
Halves so; quarters 3 10.
A package of 26 whole tickets costs $500 90
Less The price OF tickets As 90
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TRUSTEE. SALE

OF TALTABLE SLATES.
lXTE will sell on SATURDAY MORNING
w next, lSh instant, at IL o'clock, a, our
Store, No. 29, Hanover Street, Baltimore va
luable Negro Woman with her three Children,
viz Boy, five years old; Girl, 5 years old Boy,
3 years. The Woman is first rate Cook.
Washer and Ironer-all slaves for Lille. Terms
cash. Sale positive. Ry order Of the Trustees.
THOMPSON & COVER. Aucts.
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CHEAP SCHOOL BoOKS.-A large va
" riety and assortment OF School Books OF eve
ny description on hand, and .or sale by the sub
scriher, who is determined 10 sell them as cheap
as they can be Sold and respectfully requests that
the public will give him call.
A. G. PESDLETON,
Oct. 8 No. IS, Main street.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER,

WE have on hand very general assortment
w OF Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c, 10 which we
invi.e Country Merchants and all in wanl, 10
give us a CALL We will sell them At very low
prices. Among our stock will be found
Mems coarse pegsed Brogans, q 10 II and 3 to
u; mems fine kip pegged Booees, 10 10; mems
heavy pegged Water Boots, 10 10 Is, 9 10 ~, 10
lilo Ii and 6 10 TO- mems heavy prime sewed
Water Boots, 10 10 II, 6 10 | and q 10 III; boys
Boots, very good stock; ladies' fine walking
Shoes and Boolers, all qualities; ladies fine peg
sed and >ewed lace aud strap Wells; children's
Shoes OF all qualities. Having large stock on
hand, We will sell very low Tor cash or 10 punciu-
al customers Call and see our goods and prices.
Ocl.9 PUTNEY & WATTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17

DAN away from the subscriber living IN The
II lower part Of Henico, about the Isl SePiem n,
Der last, Negro Boy named Henry, between 10
and DO years of age, light black complexion,
about five feet high, of good counenance,
smiles when spoken 10. II is probable that he
may have gone to Lynchburg or Petersburg. The
above reward of $40 will be given Tor his appre-
hension, or if he is lodged in any JAIL so that gel
him again. ALBERT M. AIKEN.
Oct. l5-d2l&c2t
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A YOUNG LADY lromlhe North, qualified
n 10 teach Mathematics, French, Music, and
all The solid branches OF an English Education, IS
DESTROYS of tanning situation as Governess in
one or more private families, either in this City or
any part OF the State of Virginia She can pro-
duce references of the highest order. Address P.
C. R., at the Office Of this paper.
Cant 20-eoti
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$345 90
lis 30
Which we warrant to draw

Risk, or cost Of certificate, $l66 80
BIGGER & co. intend TO sell some of the
above SPLEND DID PRIZES, therefore, il you
want one of them, send your orders without delay
10 T. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.,
Richmond
Packages OF Whoes, Halves and Quarters,
single Wholes and Shares, always on hand, in
The usual great variety.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries are receiv-
ed, and ali orders addressed TO US will meet The
most prompt and confidential attention.
We have every day Lotteries from TO 90 dol
lars, and when a remittance is made TO MS, large
or small, we will always invest in The most popu-
lar Lotteries on hand.
The drawings sent, when requested, 10 all who
order from us. Il. X. B. Il co.
On all letters enclosing cash prize tickets,
The postage Gas usuaD need not be paid.
Oct I3
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7=7--s - - -
NOTICE.
lUNTLEY having ii
a %It1 - II

|. llsliA A. HUNTLEY having this day, by
= iced, recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
'.,'ass Court, assigned 10 me as Trustee for
+ ,eneil, o. w. C. Martin and other creditors,
H. srshv p,opery as arSo a.. neo; Sd aue
= him, that alone am authorized TO receive
aat may be due him.
i ROBERT y. HENRY, Trustee.
l.i
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

FhES1 ARRIVAL.
UST received, per steamer Columbus, two
= cases OF Ready Made Clothing Of the choicest
selections and superior cut, comprising
Beaver Over Goats
Beaver Pelto Goats
Tweed Cashmere Goats; superior article
Tweed Cashmere Sacks
Cloth Dress Goals; both French and English
Black Cashmere Pants
Fancy Cashmere Pants; choice selections
Black Sain Vesis standing collars
Striped Satin Vests
Morning Robes Knit Socks
Berlin Gloves; Buckskin Gloves
Besides Cravals, Scarts, Shirts, Bosoms, Col
lars, Suspenders, &c, &c.
All lresh and Tor sale AT The lowest cash prices
by SlLAS MERCHANT,
No II2, Main St.
Store formerly occupied by |. D. Stone & Co.
Oct 3
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HARDWARE AND SADDLERY.

IIAKDW AXE AND SADDLERY.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS have re-
/ ceived per ships Virginia and Harkaway
direct from England, and by various arrivals
from The North, il very large assortment offoregn
and domestic Hardware and Saddlery. They
solicit the attention OF Country Merchants and
others, who are DESTROYS ofpnrchasing al reason
able prices. They pledge themselves 10 sell as
low as any of the importing houses OF rcpecab-
lily at the North No LOG Main Street, double
granite front. Sept. I'LL
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+ 6 TUIJRSTON,
PIANO FORTE TUNER AND REPAIRER
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

PIANO FORTE TUNER AND REPAlRER,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WE. the undersigned, having frequently had
w opporunilies of testing Mr.. Thurston's
qualifications as Teacher, do hereby certify, that
we regard him as The best and most faithful Tuner
of Pianos we ever met with, and recommend him
as snci to The public Signed,
TntMAs ROBINSON, Nj. u.
"A. prrIcoLas, Petersburg. Va.
ii. KNEcHr,
Cu.RLEs BERG,
JoTv DuSpERDALE, tR;chmond Vo
William nj. ROBINSON,
TIL, bearer. Mr.. Jasper Thurston, has been in
our .mnluvment for a considerable length Of
time as Tuner of Piano Fores, in which sitn-
alton he gave us entire satisfaction. We have
alwa.s found him sober, Industrious, ohlising
and attentive TO his business. Being fully COM
pe,en 10 tune and regulate The instrument, We
can, With confidence, recommend hun 10 any one
having occasion for his services. Signed,
STODART, WORCESTER q DUNHAM,
Piano Forte Makers.
New York, lst October, 1889.
Tits is to certify that Jasper S. Thurs'on is
comletent 10 tune and repair Piano Fortes, and
we recommend him 10 the public, with The fall
assurance that he will faithfully finish any work
(Siened ! NUNNS & CLARK,
Piano Forte Makers.
New York, July IA, 1910.
n Orders left with ]. w. Randolph 4 Co.,
Drinker s. Morris, or al my Office, No. 70 Main
street, opposite Thomas r. Price Co, will be
promptly attended 10. oc'. o-cSd"lHi
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resi- SUPPLY OF FALL AND WIN

'RESH SUPPLY OF FALL AND WIN
TER CLOTHING.-Just received, per
amer Columbus and schr. Marietta Burr, four
: d Clothing, which, for durability, style,
moderation in price, cannot be surpassed by
me; together with a few dozen Standing By
Collars, and elegant Linen Bosoms, with col
!. Also, SO Hickory Shirts. For sale by
SlLAS MERCHANT,
u Main Street, formerly occupied by l. D.
II & Co. Oct. Is
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READ.


A sToNIsHiNG CURE OF CHRONIC
II BRONCHiTIS-PHlLAD May %,
1914. MIR. s. P. Thompson-Dear Sir. For
more than four years past had been dreadfully
afflicted with an affection ofthe throat which my
physician pronounced "Chronic Bronchitis"
caused by repeated and neglected colds. The
distress suffered is indescribabe. My throat was
literally raw with violent spasmodc coughing, so
that blood would come from it; also great opprcs-
sion, pain and tishtness al the chest and fever
in short all the usual pulmonary symptoms show
ed themselves causing entire loss Of necessary re-
pose-my throat was leeched and blslered oyera and
over again. Imade trial Of every known remedy,
and at different periods had the advice ofsx physi-
clans, and all with no avail About two months
since made trial OF your Compound Syrup of
Tar and Wood Naplha, and before had finished
The first bottle l felt relief. | continued until
had taken I bottles, which completely removed
The disease and restored me to perfect health: and
firmly believe should not now be living, had il
not been for yourinvaluable medicine.
JANE PERRY, 1913 Spruce Street.
The undersigned bears witness 10 The truth Of
the foregoing, having personal knowledge Of all
the facts OF the case.
NJ. HARRISON, 81 Almond ST.
Price, 50 cents per botie-six bottles for 50 50.
For sale in Richmond by ALEXANDER DUVAL &
CO, General Agents; in Petersburg by Charles Cor
ling in Norfolk by NJ A. Santos; in Lynchburg by John
II. seny in Fredericksburg by Dr. James Cooke. and c.
II. Hunt. Oct. Is
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

J. A. GARRISON & co,
Importers ami DeaLers IN Foreign and Dnmesitc
hardware, CUTLERY AND GUNS,
No. II, BRoAD STREET,
Between 9Th and 9Th, Shockoe Hill, Richmond,
A RE now receiving their Fall supply OF
n HARDWARE, CUTLERY and GUNS,
which they offer for sale al very reduced prices
Merchants wishing the city will lind it greatly 10
their advantage to give us a call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as We possess advantages possibly
over any other house in this city, and are deter
mined To give entire satisfaction.
Sepl.5 j. a. GARRISON & CO
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TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE REAL

ESTATE, AT AUCTION.
az MONDAY, the 18th day Of November,
y al o'clock, on The premises, |, as surviving
r,a>! E, shall, by virtue Of deed OF trust from
)b.t Galhriehl and Samuel Dunn, proceed TO
4. a. auction, for the benef, Of the Farmers
34n6 d. Virginia, two Lots OF Ground, with the
.srogeaer,s thereon, described in said deed,
+ oae as No. rs, fronting IS feet on | street,
-. extends in rear, on first street, the fui deplh
{, an half acre; and, the other, as fronting 60
Is, u | street ana in rear The usual depth, and
!; hen occupied by Lucy Mitchell, and is The Sc
la; tenement above the residence OLA. Thomas,
80
Is consent OF parties, The terms will be one.
.au: ca>h, The balance in equal payments al s
sli le months bearing interest from the day OF
IT. fyr notes negotiable and satisfactorily en-
.os@1. F. N. NICHOLAS,
De-. lids Surviving Trustee.
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w The LADlESi-A beautiful assortment
I q French Candy suitable for parties, &c,
y iccei.ed and for sale by
JOSEPH BONAVITA,
!. y, . West Main street, mex, door TO Mes.rs.
~ Lev, Smith & Co. Oct. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
VIZ. Turpin's Lottery Office,

MO. l0i Man Str.d Richmond, P0stnM.-
IN Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass
A. Scptemlcr27:
81 6 3 80 - AZ 81 81 80 70 Is G3 Is.
Whole Ticket Nos As &c, Prize of 900
dollars in The above, sold ard cashcd at
TURPIN'S OFFICE.
Leading S1icmcs far Oct,Jc,, 1915.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 40, Tor 1915, 10 be
dra wn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, Octo-
her 18th, 1913. Capitals 10000 dollars 10
900, 5000, 2prizcs Of $500, of2 1000 10 of 500,
200 OF 500, &c-75 No. Lottery, II drawn bal
lots. Tickets 0 dollars; halves s; quarters 50.
Certificates Of Packages Of 25 Whole Tickets
100 dollars; % halves G5; 25quarters 50 SO.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery Glass No. II, for 1885, TO
be drawn in Alexandria, d. G., on Saturday, De-
tober 25rh 1915. Prizes :-25, 600 dollars, 10000
1000, 1900, 10 prizes Of 1000, 10 Of 500, &c.-66
Nos, ~ ballos. Tickets 10 dollars; halves 5;
quarters , 80 Certificates of Packages oil %
Whole Tickets ITO dollars; % halves SIS %
quarters 81 30.
n Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerii-
fca,es will receive The most prompt attention,
anu an account sent over 10 all who order fiom
me. Address, w. P. TURPIN,
Sept. 20 Richmond, Va.
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ERESH DATES-A supply of this delicious
i fruit Just 10 hand and for sale by
JOSEPH BONAVITA,
No. &c West Main Street, nextdoor 10 Messrs.
Van Lew, Smith & Co. Oct. 10
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60 EH y m, e rs !.

,,v,s r,TENT ADHESIVE HORSE POWER.
( manv persons have expressed desire 10
! - me above machine, the subscriber will
,.,,,,, one al the HenIico Agricultural fair the
=, ), November. He has several Threshins
r.cb;nes which he will sell on very reasonable
.., ,ae. JOHN HAW.
II,orer nrt l7-c5,t
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.


LtCIAN MINOR L. WIN. III. JONES
AVE united to practice Law in the several
! Courts of Fluyanna.
: NJ, residing at Louisa c. H., attends also
courts OF Louisa and Goochland.
'. II. J., residing at Palmyra, (Fiuyanna c.
attends also The Courts of Albemarle and
Bingham. Oct 9-2aw4ws
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L II T. A Il X E !.

y5.Las, nigh, Of the engagement of
Nix. w. G JONES.
Third nigh, Of the engagement OF
Mas. Ii. LEWIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17

on Friday Evening, October ~
- a..in.p,ai Tho calehraiei Drama oil
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VIII be performed the celebrated Drama OIL
La Tour de Nisle,
on THE CHAMBER OF DEATH.
,5i!am, MI. .,:s
ai.atei OF Burgundy, Mrs. II. Lewis.
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COPPER COAL-SCUTTLES, for sale cheap
" by J. A. GARRISON & CO.,
No. Ill Broad Street shockoe Hill, sign oflhe
Hand saw. yet. 10
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Coughs and Colds.

rNHOMPSONS Compound Syrup OF Tar
i and Wood Napha
Wstars Balsam OF Wild Cherry
Wstars' celebrated Lozenges
Mrs. Gardeners Indian Balsam Liverwort
a supply Of the above standard Cough Medi-
cines, which are really good in relieving Coughs
and Colds, Influenza, &C., constantly on hand and
for sale by p. JOHNSTON
Oct. Is Druggist.
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Fresh Arrival,

lust RECEIVED, per schr. Marietta Burr,
j and are now oyen for inspection, a further
supply of beautiful Fall and Winter Goods, com
pr,ing in par, Frock and Dress Cloth Goats. all
qualities and prices; Pilot Fell and Beaver Cluh
Overccat., Cashmere and Beaver Cloth Bust
ness Coats, all styles and qualities; Tweed CASH
mere Sacks, Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants,
&c Also, few beautiful Cloaks, full size TO-
gelher with tul assortment Of GenIlcmcns Fan
cy Dress articles, such as Shirts scars, cravats,
understands, drawers &c; all OF which we offer
on The most reasonable terms tor cash.
G. DUNSPAUGH & CO.,
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MERCHANDISE.
Fresh Fall Dry Goods.

tn o MAS s. CHARLES ELLIS
uAvE received, per ships "virgnia" AMI
IL "Harkaway," from LIVERPOOL and by re-
cent arrivals from the North, full and varied
assortment OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
10 which they invite the attention OF country mer-
chants. Their stock Of Cloths, Blankets, Heavy
Woollens and Prints, is unusually large, and al
low prices. No. log Main Slreet.
Sept lift Double Granite Front.
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FOR RENT.

Fun hF.N
N The house and LOT on Marshall Street,
EsSfid near Second Street, at present occupied
-sslsM-by James R. Bridges, Esq. Possession
given Isl January, 1876.
Also, on l4th Street the store and rooms above,
nearly opposite The Custom House, al present oc-
cupied by Saunders & Luke as cigar store
Possession given lst January next. Appyto
Octl4 RICHARD HILL, Jr.
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IhN IUNS UFFTCE, NO. ., SOUTH TAN
, Street.
Lei allihe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
avn Nos Of Monongalia Lottery, Extra No. 2.
9 &c IS 81 81 co II 5 63 IS 80 70.
Iicke, Nos. As i6, Ticket Nos. 81 46 81,
!. la: Ii ket Nos. II 80 3l-Three more
'Pais. sod and paid in the dollar louery by
STRATTON.
lawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra 245,
October Ia
> Is 50 65 80 5 81 43 rs 81 IS % 50.
i.caei Nos. 8 80 SO, one more Prize sold
1tr@n. by STRATTON.
''aWn Nos OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 246'
Oct, 18TH
" 90 D As IL ID % 81 81 50 a..
On
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Al PENDLETON'S Bool Store,
MO. l THE WANDERING JEW, superbly
IN illustrated BY the most eminent artists Of
Paris; new and elegant translation 10 be COM
pleted in about Is SAUNDERS, al IS cents each.
Job Caude's Dinner Table Harangues, reveal
ed in self defence, BY The ghost Of Mrs. Caudle.
Price II ID cents.
Fanny Campbell, the Female Pirate Captain,
a Tale of the Revolution; by Lieutenant Murray.
Price - cents
The Gold Demon and The Poor Cobbler Of
Boston, Romance Of The Revolution; by Isaac
Mcclellan, Jr Price II ID cents.
Wanjcrings Of a Pilgrim, under the Shadow
Of Mont Blanc; by George B. Cheever. Price
81 2 cents.
Heart, social Novel; BY Marin Farquhar
Topper, author of Proverbial Philosophy, Crock
Of Gold, &c Price % cents.
The Expeclant; by Miss Ellen Pickering.
Price 25 cents.
Poem, delivered al the tenth anniversary Of
the Caliopean Society; by late j. Augustus Shea.
Price 10 cents.
Minute and Authentic Narrative Of The
Conduct and Conversation Of John h. Cough
Price 10 cents.
Table Talk; by William Hazclt-2l supply.
The West Puinl Cadet, or The Young Officers
Bride, Romance in real lie; BY William Hazel.
Price 25 cents.
All new Works received Immediately after
publication, by A. 6. PENDLETCN,
Oct l6 No l6 Main Street.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
b Ea e The Steamer pOCAHONTAS,
SElssissiisSZ Capt. Hollingshead, leaves Rock
els, on Saturday afternoon, 18th inst at O'clock
for Baltimore.
Freight taken 10 Philadelphia as heretofore.
Goods intended Tor shipment must be alongside
by = o'clock on the day Of sailing.
Passage aud fare TO Baltimore only SIS.
For freight, apply 10
HENRY LUDLAM & co.
The COLUMBUS, Capt. Parrish, leaves on
Tuesday, her regular day, at4 o'clock.
Oct lG
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" '4Ni AI'Li< ~ .'il - u AMI,
for the transaction solely Of a General Commits.
sion Business, offer their services 10 the public
for the sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT AMI
FLOUR. Liberal advances will he made on
produce in hand, when desired. They have
taken the house recently occupied by Gibson G.
Thornton near Shockoc Ware House
SAM. WINFREE.
J. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, October 4-deolm&c2m
TIE Lynchburs Virsinian, Petersburg INTEL
lisencer, Charlottesville Advocate, Danville Re.
porter GAINESVILLE Herald and Raleigh Register,
will insert the above one month"; send us a copy
OF The paper containing it, and toward their ac-
counts 10 This office for collection w. s. S.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17
SIX NEGROES.

will sell, on MONDAY next, Oct 20, Ne
gro Girls, 10 and Il years old; Boy, Is years
old; also, first rate Blacksmith, IS years old.
Oct. II T I'll TALIAEERRO Auct
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JACK Spray, Mr.. w. y; Jones.
! .so Rclbreas,. La Petite Bertha.
II Boxes IS cts; PIT SO cts; Colored Gallery
u cents
r A limited number OF monthly and season
.cse,s VII be sold il applied for before the 2Oih
~ Oct. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17

baskets "Cordon Blue,
| celebrated brand Just received
-" y w. M. HARRISON.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
,oRr OF RICH M ND.
,,sb wa;cr this day. a, 4. o'clock, P. M.
ARRIVED,

S..amer Alice, Libby. New York.
s..,a,,er Carts Peck, Davis Norfolk.
r,,css Pa,thian, Allen, Liverpool, salt, crates
:. al .Sal /, II. A. Wait, c. Stebbins, Van Lew
~ ,, arr. Stewart, w. Barrett, D. Currie, and
! S Srs, s.. Leon, Harlow, Bangor, lumber, to
.A.lis & Somerville.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR RENT,
n A comfortable house and garden of
f#M four acres, about one mile from the city.
-elsW. Apply 10
Oct IA. RICHARD HILL, Ja.
FOR RENT,
Ia One small House in the Valley, and
Esssm two Rooms on 18th street Apply 10
4s GEO. w. TOLER,
Oct IL Agent and Collector, Lisle's Row.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
- The large Lumber House on l4th ST.,
EssM Immediately in rear Of our store. The
NAs4, terms will be liberal.
Sept 30 GORDON & SKINKER.
II FOR RENT,
MIn The upper part OF the stole which we
GlsN-occupy. on Main street, next door 10 r.
H. Jenkins Possession given immediately
Apply 10 R. M. ALLEN & CO.
Oct. 2
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,p.s -us STEAMER GseAr BR,rAN Arrived,
a5n Norfolk, Va, Sept. 10, Francis, al Cadiz
From Richmond Va, Sept I'm IA Mode sssnu at
: y,.sina, Sept. 18th, Louise, al Bremen.
prIulIADELPHlA, Oct. l5.-Cleared, schr.
I'm Sal. Teal, for Richmond.
NORFOLK, Oct. l5.-Arrved, Pilot Boat
D.;otesr Skinner, from cruise. On The l4th ms,
:. canes bearing w. S. W. and distant about
SmIles. spoke brig Aerial, schrs Mary Eliza
~ + ward franklin, Larkin, Benz. Benimein,
,,'nnb;a. Union, Mail George, John Polk, and
CIV ali bound TO Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17

,,icIIY IENONS.-3O boxes Sicily Lemons,
- yerv fine order, receiving per Steamboat
l. ,umbus, for sale BY 80 c,zCp 9 CON
n,,l 1fh.'. SiSS'S'>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-17

plNlIY FLOUR $50 bbls. superior family
/ donr. For sale BY w NJ. HARkiSoN.
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.Hack,S the Lad.

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AUCTION SALES.
sy Thomas IL. TaiiaferrO.

SIX NEGROES.
will sell, THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock,
likely Girls, Is and Il years old; , Boys 10 10
20, and Negro Woman, 81 years old.
L. H. TAI.IAFERR Auct.
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New Commission usousc
WINFREE g. SHEPPARD.

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33,.wsea The pieces, Favori,e Dances, by La Pc
lille Bertha and Miss Gertrude.
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Raleigh Il GasaOn Rail Road

Baltimore, Oct. lG-3l
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