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' AH. '|OhDON ABLE ANtl-DlL DIOUS FAMILY PILLS-For the cure of Bilious Fever. Yellow Fever, Remittent and Inter- mitlen' Fevers, Infammatory. Nervous and Putrid Fever, Pain in the Head Side, Back and Stomach; Inflammation of the Brain, Stomach, Lungs. Liver, Kiunevs, Throat and Chest; Dropsy, Scroula, Syphilis, Sick Headache, Rheumatism, Cholic, Low Spirits. nyspepsia, Mysteries.
 DR. GORDON'S Pills are truly the sick mans friend No Traveller or Family should be without them. Their timely administration will prevent much pain and suffering, and save many valuaue lives.
 These Pills were compounded by Dr.. Gordon af- Ter years of study and careful observation upon the nature of different medicines, and the effect which they produce upon different consultations in various forms of disease. They have been extensively used by of our most eminent Physicians, and by ma ny private families for several years; and such has been the satisfaction which they have given, that it is firmly believed that the vegetable kingdom does cot furnish any materials for ra purgative medicine which surpasses for general use, those of which these pills composed. They do not contain Cal. ome, Mercury or any other mineral preparation ;hnt are composed entirely of concentrated vegetables ex- tracts. carefully prepared and so comned as 10 be Certain Safe and Easy in their operation For sale by IAVILAND, CLARK & co. Sole Agents. VENYLER'S AGUE AND FEVER PILLS-A l certain, safe and efeclua cure for Ague and Fe- yer, in all us various forms. Also, an excellent Tonic in Dyspepsia. PalpiIation of the Heart, Loss of Appetite, Neuragia, Nervous and other diseases, which arise from weak and debilitaled condition ofthe system.
 These Pills are prepared only by Dr. G. K. Ty- Ter, regularly educated physician, who from many years' experience, can confidently recommend them as the best remedy for Ague and Fever ever offered to the pubic; having frequently tested their great curative power upon those who had long suffered un- der this troublesome and dangerous disease.
 Several eminent physicians who hove ascer'ained high standing for their successful treatment of Ague and Fever, use this preparation, and assert that they have never known n single instance where t was taken as directed, that did nol effect per maneni and lasting cure.
 These Pills contain neiiher mercury or arsenic, or any thing that can iuiure the sysiein-hut, on the contrary, may be taken where a medicine of hs kind is needed, not only with perfect safety, but with the most decided advantage. For sale by
 HAVlLAND, CLARK, & co.
 iyIcmo and GEO. GATES, Sole Agents.
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 HAyILAND, CLARKE & co.
xN7AR. PEsTlLENcE AND FAMINE-wilI

XXTAR, PEsTILENCE AND FAMINE-with
 w all their horrible rain, may stalk over the land; the thunder of Enghnd's cannon may ,oar m our haIb ITS; the earthquake may open it's ponderous jaws engulph citizens; hailsones and bals of fire may down upon our heads and yet so long as the lnestimabe Vegetable Pills of Dr. Peters are placed within reach. we may call ourselves lhe hap piest nation on eailh. And why because all these accumulated horrois cannot compare with the sui lerings that result from bilious diseases, and the thousand ills that flesh is htrto, and winch his Veg eable prepalions will speedily sweep from our land. Their power is silent aud noise less-but is might is irresistible. For sale Druggists in Mobile
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GtALC1NED CHARCOAL OR CARBON-As V preventive 10 cholera. yellow fever, fever and ague, bilious remienl fever, head-ache, heartburn. sour stomach, &c &c
 Residents in this climate should always use this preparation, as il is not deemed probable hat per son have any of the above diseases who s regu- lar in his habits, and takes this remedy every day and there is danger in using t, for if the stomach is perfectly sound has no effect whatever. Manu- iaciured and bottled by Henry Barrnger, city of Hudaon New York, and for sale by
 sep23 GATES. 136 Dauphin si AS HERMANS COUGH LOZENG GES-Just re- - ceiyed per bark Vernon. supply of this well known preparation for Coughs, Colds, A ihma, and Pulmonary complimentary allay ihe irritation or tickling situation produced by cough, promote pectoralion, and remove the exciting cause, being combination of valuable expectora they are equal to any thing of the kind used for those complaints. For sale at G GATES Pharmacy
 sep23 l36 Dauphin street SHERMAN'S WORM GES--There C cannot be recommended to the public better worm. destroying medicine than Sherman's Worm Lozenges; they are pleasant and easy to take, and therefore particularly adapted for children Many diseases arise from worms, and occasion long and intense suffering, and children are treated for various complaints without deriving any benefit when one or Two doses of these Lozenges would speedily cure them For sale at G GATES Pharmacy,
 sep23 136 DauphIn sI
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GALATINE CAPSULES of CONCENTRA- O TED CASTOR OIL-The great aversion which most people have to taking castor oil is by this preparation entirely removed. The capsules without taste smell, and taken in the morning before breakfast is equal lo a full dose ui castor oil. For sale At GATES'5 Pharmacy,
 my25 136 Danphn-st, Mobile
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EAULJSTRALEo EoDORANTE-For washing s1 lhe head, cleansing and beautilying The hair and preventing it's turning grey. This admirable article free from ardent spirits. t,uUgea essential oils and other destructive ma,eriats, eleans Inc hair exped- lIonslv. renders it beaaiiiuIy bright, and nparIs to il he delicate fragrance ol flowers Hair wash, ed with this extract becomes soft and lnxur- ant m it's growth. and that which s harsh and ing grey lrom the use of spirits or other improper preparations to clean it. will he restored 10 is natural color and brilancy, by few applications of the Eau Odorante. For sole at
 iyl c E GATES,S PhnrmacN Y. I26 DnnnhIn si
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. AIN I t53 VIIzJ9 c<Os HAVILAND, CLARK k O., 40 and 47 Wa TER STREET are receiving and offer for sale at low prIces-
 WHITE LEAD-25O kgs pare, in 25 to 100 b kgs
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HARRISON'S SPECIFIC CoINTMENT-For | A the ol white swellings, scroiuias and oh- CT tuners, ulcers legs, old aud fresh wounds. ,prains and bruises, swellings and inflammation, scad head sore breasts of women, rheumatic pains, letters, eruptiuns, chlbains, whtlows. piles, corns and extern"l diseases generally It is likewise greatly superior to an, medicine heretofore discov- cred for the chaed backs and limbs oi horses: for ringworms, chapped lips, and in short for every terna bodily ev'l that may fall 10 he lot of man beast The proprietor of lhis noble specific po- -iyely state, without fear oi contradiction that 1t is vastly superior Io any compound ever dscovered or at least that is known in these days, in the of the above complaints. Indeed, loo mach cannot he said in it's favor. oi there nothing more certain han it's efficacy in le matters for which it is recom- mented, and the speed and perfection of is cures are such Us To have the appearance of being m'racu- ous. No house should be without this almost uni sersa ointment, for the inmates of all houses Ii able 10 scas, scratches, cuts, bruises, hurns chap ped lips, corns, eIc. from any all of which they receive but little injury if they have box of liarrison's unvalled specific 10 contend with them. For piles and salt rheum it surpasses all oih CT remedies For sale by
 HAVILAND. CLARKE X co, 1. c. DU ROSE & CO. and k. L. WATKINS. ie26 om
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Fl,HE COMPOUND CHEMICAL WHALE OIL

For sale, wholesale and retail, by mhl9 I. c. DUBOSE & co. 39 Waier-st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-11
GENERAL AGENCY &C

THE subscriber offers his services 10 his city and
country friends, and tha public generally, a &C.
neral Agent for the collection Of claims of every de-
scription renting out and receiving of houses
hiring servants and collecting hcig hTes and such
business as may be ntrcstrd To his ard Judgment
agent, &c. His charges in all cases will be rea
sonable and he hopra BY assduy, and strict attention
IL business 10 IMe.i and receive portion OF public pat
Ionage For ability discharge faithfully all business
entrusted To him. lie would refer the following gen.
tlemen, viz:
RI,HMosp-Lawson Nunnally, ESQ, Bank OF Va; r.
R. Grattrn. Esq Ro g. Scott, Esq Judge Hayburton
DIR. Geo. w. Minor; I. d Bigger, ~; Webb, Bacon
Rarksrvlr; Chls. F. Osborne; Jos. e. Spntts j. II.
Eusiace s. Son; Jos. Allen; Lathrop. Christian Co ;
White.
New KRsr = Dr. John F. Christian; 4. T. Lacy
VIM. X. C. Douglass, and Thos. n. TerriIl.
BucKISoHAM-Col. T. NJ. Bondurant, and Jno. F.
Miller, Egg.
HrsRrco-Maj. Edmund Christian, and John NJ Gre
CORY, Esq
ris and Thomas Boiling, Esq
PRIscr EDwAap-Henry z. Watkins, and Frank N.
Watkins
KISe WiLLi.a-B. 3. Dou. Ias Esq.
WiLLilMssuRc Judge Jain Christian. and VIM
Waller. HEATH JONES MILLER.
h.R-IIaving Tor thu last eight ten yrnrs held
Office IN of The Banks Of this city, would offer mi
services attend 10 any Bank business ENTRUSTED To my
tn the buying and selling nf Stocks az all kinda
and also TO the seag RI Produce for any Of my country
friends who may employ me. Those in the county
wishing hire out their servants. transact any
other husihes for them will please address ny mail
and those In tho city will find me AT my Office over
Massir & White, Main street, one door below Webb,
Bacon & Co ii. ]. NJ.
Auy
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
r,.,.n TN Ia On M n, .-rn,,, 1,oIrNru VI.


DURsUAST to decree of the County Court Of
L Charles City, pronounced on the 2lsf day Of No.
vember, 1896 IN a suit In chancery depending In the
said court under the style Of "Chrstian's guardian
against Christian and others" shall expose 10 puolic
sale, on the PREMISES The Slth day Of December
Ie4i those valuable Esiaos IN said county, called and
known by the names OF Evelynton and Neston, con-
timing by recent surveys, eight hundred and sixty
acres Of beautiful, level, aud highly improved l5nd-
These tsiates are about four miles above the Court
house. the James river road 10 Richmond in one OF
the most desirable neighborhcods III !awer Virginia,
commanding full yisw of The river, and overlooking
Westover the South, from which they separated
by "Elering Creek" on which they lie, hold aud
deep stream, eHpying into James river nearly OppO
site To 'ace's Wood Wharf" The open land has all
been heavily married, AMI Is well sci in clover The
soil IL adapted To The culture of all The crops usually
raised In this section Of Virginia, and Is rapidly i'm
proving crop of wheat ~ growing on the land,
which looks very promising There are between three
and four hundred acres cleared these esales the
sidue has on II sufficient qua nifty Of oak aud pine,
and reasonable supply for The support Of the farms, tn
the attention Of persons engaged in tho timber
and wood blslness-a Of which can bs delivered AT
good landings on the Creek within one mile, and a
landings. do confidently believe, that the purchase
money can be made from sales Of wood and timber;
aud that opinion is based upon perfect acquaintance
with the land and the experience Of more than fifteen
wears in the wood and timber business. These two
farms cultivated a. one, aud, NJ present. IL is
my purpose 10 sell them as one but they can be sold
parately, desired by bddera, the decree permitting
TO use my discretion in TINT respect. There is
abundance Of mar! EACH and perfectly accessible at
points, and convenient 10 every part of the
tate. The improvements on Evelynton, with little
repair would be sufficient for the accommodation of
family, and the water il very pure, furnished by
sping very Convenient TO the house. This property
will bs sold IN strict fnmity II tbs de-
cree, TO wit: One third of the purchase money will he
required In cash. the residue In two equal annual pay
nents to be secured by bonds with approved personal
security, and deed Of trust the pr0periythe de-
f.ed payments To bear interest from the day of sale.
The title will he conveyed TO The purchaser and is be-
eved to he perfect. All persons wishing To purchase
are invited 10 examine this property before the day Of
sale. which will be shown by me with much pleasure,
and oil information given that may be drsfed.
Dec. d-cRtds JAMES 81 WILCOX. Com.
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IN CHANCERY-vrRoINrA:- In Nottoway County
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chnncery, oco-
Der term, 1886:
Joseph Philips and Louisa D. his wife, formery Hurt,
Newton NJ Harper and Susan his wife, formerly Hurt,
Thomas R. Hurt, Milton B. Hurt, Mary a. daily, Per-
mclia A. Branch both formerly Hurt, Plaintiffs;
against
Peter ]. Grgg, late Administrator Of John Hurt, de-
ceased and said Peter j. Griag individually and as Ad-
mnstrat0r Of his deceased wife, Charity D., Mary a.
Daily Administrative of Richard A. Daily, deceased,
Isham G. Lnndy, Administrator OF Austin watkins de-
ceased Elizabeth Newman, Administrative OF William
l.. Newman, deceased, Anthony ellis, William Ranesi
Thomas overton.and Ann Hurt, Defendants.
The compliments having proceeded against The ALB
sent defendants, WIN. Raines ana IhoEas OveTion. IN
the prescribed by law, and they having Jailed 10
appear and answer, the bills as TO them are taken Tor
conessed and the subpoena having been upon
all the other defends ns and they-except the defend
ant Peter j. Grigg-failiBE TO answer, although two
months have elapsed, we'll since the service OF the
subpoena them since the ming OF the bills, AZ 10
them are also, the motion Of the compainants, Ia
ken for confessed and the comag TO he heard
on tho original and amended bills the answer OF the
said Greg, late Administrator OF John Hurt, deceased
and the replication of the complnnanis and the depn
sions and exhibts iled, was argued by Counsel: on
consideration Whereof the Court doth order. that sad
Peter j. GTigg late Administrator az aforesaid, render
before Commissioner Charles W. Fitzgerald an account
of bis transactions as Administrator OF John Hurt, de-
ceased that said Commissioner stale and settle the
same and make report Of the same to this Court; and
In setling said account, said Commissioner shall lake
the expare heretofore rendered by the defend
ant under an order Of the County Court Of Nottoway
as prna facie correct, With leave 10 the plaintiffs,
any Of them, TO surcharge and fasify the same-and
shall PROFOUND TO the said GIigg such interogaores as
the plaintiffs, any of them, shall require 10 he put
and the TO the together with other proper
testimony, shall be used as evidence In making said set
Element and the Commissioner shall also report such
matters as may be deemed pertinent by HIMSELF may
Copy-Tes,s, c. w. FITZGERALD, D. C.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MARKETS, DEC. 10.

TOBACCO.-No change. Inspections small;
manufacturing descriptions 10 demand. A few
Kids. oi The new crop have been received and
,od ION 3 to 81. We quote Lngs at from 81
% 10 81 so; common leaf 81 90 10 3 90; mid
J,,ns 50 25 10 400 good and fine shipping 81
n 6 90; extra manufacturing Sc 10 90.
FLOUR-S5; since the arrival OF the steamer
CaledoDia!yery itlle demand.
CORN-Corn so So els.
OATS-3o a IS cents-in demand.
WAEAT-Red as 100; White 100 los C.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, - % Q so; melt 4 so S, according TO
quality MurToN So S4-scarce and in
:enand. Hoes: Live IS 5 90.
COTTON-9l 10 cents per ID.
STOCK MARKET.
1.rorted 5g Rercrieg Blair, licensed Stock6roker.
.SIG5 a."
Corporation per cent. stockpar value, $lOo-'lasl
,aies al Slt2..
James River and Kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by the
stur-par value, Sl00-held at par and interest.
exchange Bank S,ock-par value, sl0O-last sales at
slei a,oo
yirnis Bank Stock-par value, S70-in demand NJ
Manchester Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Stock
~ value, slO0-last sales al $50.
Richmond Fire Association Stock-par value, $40
,,een, sales so! TO 30.
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
s,ctk-par value, Sl00-held a; S75-in demand.
alhniond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Certincates
Of pebt-par value, Sl00-S92 TO SO.
Richmond and Louisa Railroad Stoek-par value,
SlpJ-hed al SIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
General Orders.
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, J
IiersmheY "a 1919

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE
december 3d. I6i6
THE Commanderin-Ciief having ascerained That
the following uniform and other articles adapt
ed to the character Of The service IN a-xco and inis
pensahe regards The comfort OF the troops the uri-
form prescribed by The General Order Of The 23d Mny
last Is therefore dispensed with, and eat cunis-
stoned Officer musician and private Of The several Com
panies now organizing for the Rerimept Of Infantry
Volunteers is required to provide himself with -
Cap uf Navy blue ciuth
JACKET, ~ Navy blue coth-singe breasted, with ~
small infantry State buttons in 'front.' upon each aide OF
stand-up collar. on each cuff The collar TO be from
IL TO inches high, according to the size of the
wide all around, with two blind button holes OF same
size lace, put on SINGLE.
| pair Navy blue cloth Pantaloons-plain.
9 pair Boo,ees.
9 pair woollen Socks.
2 cotton Shirts
2 flannel do
dark drab cloth Overcont.
Blanket
leather Stock.
Officers wear Navy blue Frock Goats, single breast
ed stand up collar with 10 large State infantry buttons
In 'front.' small do. each cuff Swords and epauetts
DESIGNATION or RANK.
Captnins-3 chcvrons Of silver lace on each sleeve
above the elbow, angular point down
First Lieutenants-2 chevrons Of each sleeve
above the elbow, angular point down.
ASaaanMa do do. do. and an arc of silver
fringe Joined to the ends OF the upper chevron.
Scrgvants-2 chevrons Of white worsed lace on each
CorpoTais-l do. do. do
Sergeant Major-2 do. do. on each sleeve, below
the elbow, pointing upwards-arc Of worsted fringe
Joining the lower eItremlties of chevrnn.
Quarter Master Sergeant-i do. do on each seevc,
below the elbow, pointing upwards-connscted same
way.
Measures have been taken supply all these articles
in Richmond, including making, OF The hest materials,
and on the best terms The advance for six months
clothing, which will be made after the troops have been
mustered into SERVICE will, II Is believed, cover the
u hole cost
Companies in the interior, wishing to he supplied.
will report 10 this Department the suNBEs and HEioHT
OF the men for whom they are wanted.
Officers commanding Companies, and who have not
reported enoined to report themselves promptly
as possible. BY command,
WM. II. RICHARDSON, AdJutsnt General.
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NEGRO HIRING.

THE subscribers offer their services TO their friends
and the public generally to hire out their Negroes
for the ensuing year. They would advise those who
would wish TO employ them 10 give Information as soon
as possible that they may get good homes and prices
They pledge themselves TO take good security, and
make bonds payable quarterly in all cases. Also TO pay
strict attention their Negroes when Sick and 10 EN-
ploy Medical attendance al per annum for each ser
want, if required From their experience In the hus-
ness and general acquaintance, they hope to merit
and receive full share of public patronage.
az Their Office Is Immediately opposite the Bar
RoeIn Of the City Hotel. fnrmerly Bell Tavern.
HODGES, ROY & PULL1AM,
Auctionee,s and General Agents,
Dec. lief Wall st, Richmond Va.
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4. ~ '' WIN. F. wIcKHAM
FOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN THE
LOWER END OF HANOVER,

Thirteen mules from The City of Richmond
WILL be offered 10 the highest bidder on sAruHDAr,
w the Goth day OF December next, if fair II not The
first fair day thereafter. the Premises The Tract Of
Land called Mulberry Hill, adjoining the lnds Of WIN.
IS. Chittenden. Gibson Via and Others, on rotopoomoy
Creek. This Tract contains $50 acres; about three
quarters of which il cl-nred, md adapted 10 the cu-
lure of Corn, Wheat and Oats, quarter Of which Is
in low grounds II IL laid off in three fields, each oi
which will produce hundred barrels Of Corni and
rhr Hay crop alone will more than average s3o Iha
buildings are good Dwelling House, with five rooms
and cellar Kitchen, Smokehouse, Barn, and all other
necessary buildings together with good Orchard OF
choice fruit This place offers Inducements rarely III be
met with. being short distance from the City OF
Richmond and could be made profitable for marketing;
the soil being remarkably quick. II will be shown to
any one by Mr.. Henry c. Richardson, residing on the
premises
TERMS oY sALr-One quarter Of The purchase money
will be required in cash, and credit of one two and
three years will he given for the remaining uurth
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security, aed
Deed Of Trust on the premises To seeurs the credit
payments Wh' 4. Il. PoLLAhD,
Administrator of Thomas Melton, deceased.
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AUCTION SALES.
Valuable Pamunkey Farm

WITH NEGROES, CROPS, STOCKS, DC.
INTENDING to remove permanently flor the benenf oi
my wa's health, To the estate recently purchaser
by me Of Mr. Ross, In The county Of ALTERNATE, shn,
on MONDAY, the oath day of December next, ut IL
O'Clock, f fair, II mol, the next fair day thereafter,
sell at public auction, upon the premises, my Noob'
BURY ESTATE, lying on the Pamunkey river, III the
county Hanover, three miles below the C0urthouse
and eighteen from the city of Richmond. The tract
contains 500 acres, of which about 400 Pamunkey
HAT land, the greater portion OF which ID capabie OF
growing thirty bushels of wheat TO the acre Inc and
is In good Of Improvement and the crop of Wieat
for The present year. on one OF The shiis mas pfouuceu
500 bushels.
There is a small Dwelling House Of four rooms. tlaie-
" repared,) with Stables Barns &C, and sufficient
number of comfortable Cabins for double The force
uuirrd 10 work the estae Contiguous TO the house,
of the finest springs Of water IN lower virginia
The neghborhOod is highly intelligent and agreeable
At the same lime and place. shall sell publicly be-
tween fifty and sixty valuable SLAVES, consisting Of
men, women and Children with such kinds of Stock
NAV not wish 10 remove and tho Crops Of Corn, Fod
der. etc etc.
dir of one two and three years with interest," 10 be
cured by bond and approved personal security, with
deed of trust on the land The Slaves Tor cash. aud the
Stocks and Crops credit of twelve months, flor all
over Se0,) with bond and security.
Mr.. Jones, the Manager OF the Estate WIZ snow u 10
any DESTROYS of seeing H. and give every iniorma-
ton wished A. Si6N ENSON.
am disposed To rent lease for term OF years the
Crump's Neck Estate, adjoining woodbury. and Broad
Neck the residence OF Williams CARER ESQUIRE con-
tanning between six and seven hundred acres, and y
ing Immediately on the Pamunkry river There has
been seeded this Fall, this land, between Two and
three hundred bushels of wheat Terms of lease most
liberal good asriculturHst and tenant, The object
being rnther improvement than immediate profit.
The sale will be conducted by Wellington Goddin, 10
whom reference can be made a. b
Richmond 18th November, l6i6.-ctds