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COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
1HO.NPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP or
TAR AND WOOD NAPTUAi

TlE unbounded popularity acquired by this va
i luable medicine, and the thousands who have
recovered health By its use, are proof ofits excel
lence in all pulmonary complaints. We there
fore caution our readers 10 avoid every species OF
imitation, as various articles are sought 10 be
loisled on the community, BY appropriating part
Of the name and palmng them off on The repu,a-
ton ofhis medicine. lfyou are wise, louch none
Of ihetn but procure the genuine article.
Price, ~ cents per bott'c-sI bottles fer 81 50.
Tor safe in Richmond b. DrvAL. & PURCELL.
General Agents; IN Petersburg by Charles Cor,
ling; III Norfolk 10y NJ A. Santos IN Lynchburg by John
II. Sea-! la Fredericksburg BY pr James Cke and e.
IL. Hunt; and in Fatmvc by Or. VIM. II. Chappr
nec
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po,o,;or in Office is one Of the funda-

Rotation in Office is one of the funda-
~ W. doctrines Of Democracy, and as the Go
mso@,.s Democracy has never been questioned
reie ,'n,, see what ground the Wings had to ex-
We ma, EVEN for their sakes, he would COM
re- W. us official career with so signal depa.-
n'e"t. ,be faith as he would have perpetralea;
.a's MAD Mad permed those elected Wings to De lea
J, Us t a any longer upon the public crlo;
anu 'd hod doubtless, become aIIrTLE saucy, ano
tss! w sa no other way to bring them TO 'neit
.ne,s bu, by stopping their pay.
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rxEcurnR,s sALE oE REAL EsTATE

WILL be sold 10 the highest bidder, on the premises
w on TUESDAY, the 10th February next, If fair, II
not, the fair day. the valuable Farm OF the late
Benjamin Barker, deceased situated 10 the coun-
miles below Richmond. There is comfortable Dwell
ling and all necessary Out houses on the Farm deem
II unnecessary here TO give any description of said
Farm presuming persons wishing TO purchase It,
will previously view it. A good right and title will be
given by the purchasers paying five hundred dollars in
cash. and securing the balance by bond and deed Oh
the land JOHN CARTER. Executor.
p. 5 The above sale will take place at IL O'Clock.
Ian Q-cwtdss
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pOPLAR MOUNT SCHOOL.

THE Female School at my residence, nj Poplar
4 Mount in Crernsvla county, will commence The
Isl of Fabruary lsi6 and end the LIST Of December.
viii lake as hoa,ders in my family not exceeding eight
scholars WI he taught in my Schoo the English,
French and Latin Languages, and, also, Algebra and
TERMs-slGo for Board and Tuition for the term Of
ten months, including every charge except Music,
Ian. o7-e5t JNO. p. HARDAWAY, M. d.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BIZ he Lieut.. Gorernor Of The Slaie Of Fugir
pRQCl "A NATION

BIZ he LicNT. GOrtTn0T ~ NE NEhEt OF Fugini0
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, a vacancy hath occurred in the Repre-
w srnlntion from this State in the Congress or the
United states, by the death Of William Taylor, Esq.,,
member Of the House of Representatives FOR the Dsi,ic
CONFUSED OF The counties Of Rockingham, Rockhiidee
Augusta, iiardy, Pendleton and Shenandoah: The She
riffs of the said counties therefore required in the
name OF the Commonw aih 10 election 10 b.
held in their respective counties, on Thursday, the
nineteenth day Of February next. az Representative
HE limited states, IL fill iiia vacarcy aforesaid.
Given under my hand ~ Lirnienant Governor, Tact
irg in The absencc Of Tie GJvcrEor from III,
lsr4L seat Of Gnvrrnmen) and under The lesser sea
of The Common ealth, al Richmond, this 24l!
day of January, 1876. signed, 80
Ian o7-ctu JNO Il. Willy.
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LOTTERIES.
Worthan,,s Office.
MO. Z, UNDER THE EXCHANGE HO-
IN TEL, RICHMOND, Virginia.

~. q, O.NDCie lie EASIIfA-'N1 80
lS TEL, RICHMOND, Virginia.
LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
Capitals 3 prizes Of $4,000! Alexandria
Extra, No. %. Drawing comes per mail TO-
day. Prizes of $4,000 S 600, Alas. 30 prizes
Of 900, 10 of 200, 20 OF $50, 1855 CT 100, &c.
rs Nos, - drawn. Tickets $5-Shares in pro-
portion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
$4,000 Capital Alexandria Lottery, Extra,
Glass No. % Drawing comes per mail To-
morrow. Capitals: 50 600, , 500, 1900, LAG, .
of GOO, of3OO, S Of 200, 90 Of 100, &c. 70 Nos,
IA drawn Tickets So, halves 50, qrs. 62i CTS
Lotteries to be Drawn mt Alexandria Soon.
January 3lst-s35 600, 10000, 5000, 5,i77.
5000, $500, 10 OF 500, &c. Tickets $40.
February nh-3 prizes Of $4,000 each, lO,-
600, 5000, Z, 227 40 If 900, &c. Tickets $40.
February I4ih-54OOOO, 10000, 5000, 5000,
1887, 1000, 100 Of 500, 100 Of 400, &c.
Tickets $40.
NIB. All orders confidential, and postage paid
Jan. 81 CHAs. WORKMAN.
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COM MERClAL RECORD.
rCorrespondence of the Baltimore Palriol.]
NEW YORK, Friday, P. NJ.


The Eastern Mail arrived this morning in
FOOD season, without bringing any tdinss OF the
English steamer. Her news IS now looked lot
NO r',S considerable anxiety, and our markets are
oai.s inac,ve in consequence. Nothing has been
4lne in Cotton today, except few bundled
balss which have been taken for spinners.
Abou, 1000 bbls. Michigan and Genessee nour
have been taken for the British provinces al
8 56,-this is the lowest rale al which sales have
besn made tor some time back. The principal
holders however, refuse 10 sell any thing below
81 Southern -four remains perfectly inactive
a,5 62Ia5 Is. Corn is held al 70c, without
BUYERS. Whiskey is dull at "a A.c Pre-
mums steady, but dull.
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LAW BOOKS, JOURNALS, MAPS, &C.,
EnD l.,


VIRGINIA REPORTS: Gimer, vol; Ran
V dolph 4 vois; Leigh, II vols Robinson, ,
vols Gtatlan, Ohe last) vol Henins's Statutes
al Large, IL vols. Journal Virginia Convention
1875 and Journals OF The Senate and House
Of Delegates from ITO 10 1873 inclusve-also,
large and small maps of Virginia.
II is slated in an advertisement in The public
papers, that the Virginia Reports can be furnish
e., elsewhere, cheaper Than By The State. 1ais
is mel true as regards those Aforementioned,
which are all The Stale owns, and the prices Of
which are fixed and invariable But the under
signed can, through Inc established booksellers Of
Richmond and in other places supply any num-
Der OF law books Of The best editions and al as low
rates as they can be had; and Tor the accofnmo-
dation OF gentlemen OF The Bar in Virginia, will
do so when desired, without cent OF cornpen-
sation TO himself, which il would not be proper
for him 10 accept, even il he were sodisposed.
VIM. Il. RICHARDSON,
Secretary Commonwealth ana Librarian.
Ian Oi-c3t
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OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND Posi-
OOrFIcE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under the management OIL. u. GRECO
ry s. Co., on The same terms that they are sold al
the Managers Office.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR FEBRU-
ARY-lS46.
3 Of $4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 6, to draw 7lh
February, 1916. 70 Nos, l3 drawn. Capitals:
3 Of $4,000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 2,227, 40 OF
1000, SO of 400, so of 250 l40 OF 200, &c.
Tickets 10 dollars. A certificate OF a package
of &c Tickets costs 140 dollars-shares in pro-
portion
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. y to draw l4th
February, 1916 IS Nos, p drawn. Capitals
DO, 0G0 dollars, 10000 5000, 5000, 2Ss7, 900,
1900, 1900, loo, 1000, Of 800, Of 800,
5 oil $50, 100 of 500, 100 Of 400, &c. Iickels
10 dollars. A certificate OF a package OF 70
Tickets costs 1870 dolars-shares 10 proportion
1924 DOLLARS loo Of 900!
ehlnsTy is45 CapiaIs ss5 2s ooo 5000
600 1873. 100 OF 900, lis of 300, &C. Tic
kels 10. A certificate OF package of 26 Tic
kets costs l40 dollars-Shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!-2O,OO O!-10,000!
Alexandra LolieIy, CIdsS =, "a GOO ~ Coo
airy 18th. Capitals: $50, ooo; 2Uooo, lo'ou nl
5000, 5000, 1858, SO of 1000, 100 of 500 100
OF 300, &c. 7S Nos, 10 drawn ballots Tick
els only 70 dollars. A certificate OF package
Of % Tickets costs only l6O doilars-shares in
proportion.
Orders for tickets, addressed TO the undersisn-
ed always come safe. Please address
IF. WORD, Richmond.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ceriif-
cafes of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
FOR smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week,) enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
" after it is over to all who order from
Jan. % ]. F. WORD. Richmond. va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
the postage (as usuaD need not be paid.
JAM D
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AUCTION SALES.
by X. IN. Dickinson e. kir0
SALE AT CREEK PITS.

SALE AT CREEK PITS.
WILL be sold on Wednesday the 2s,, inst,
w at the Creek Pits in Chesterfield a va
rieiy of pit tools and fixtures including a small
Steam Engine. and TWO Forcing Pump, and Pipes,
Wagons, Carts SC.
Terms at Sale-io commence al IL O'clock, ST.
By order of the COMPANY.
Sale conducted by
R. II. DICKINSON & BRO,
JAM 10 Auctioners
~ The above sale is postponed until WE'D
NESDAf next lie 2sh inst.
Jan u BIZ oLdsl NJ Tic Cemponn.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

DY virtue of decree rendered the last Of the
ID Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for The
county of Lunenhug, in tho case OF Pully, &C., rs
Browns Administrator, will SELL at public auction
Court house, theng Court day., between 70 and IS like
" Negroes consisting OF men, women boys and girls
E. R. CHAMBERS, com,,s
R.D TURNBULL, Oon -
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JOHN b. GOODIES ESTATE.
land for SAKE.

RY virtue OF decree OF the Circuit Superior
ID Court OF Chesterfield, made at the las, term,
in The case Of Bate and others, against j. 6.
Goodies Administrator, and others, | shall sell 10
the highest bidder on Monday the 81 day OF Feb.
ruary, 1916, The whole Tract OF Land wherein
John B. Goode resided al The time OF his death, in
Chesterfield county, near The residence OF Mack
Goode, Henry Cox, and Joseph Phaup, subject to
the widows dover estate tie whole tract is esli.
mated 10 contain 6s2 acres of which 100 acres
have been assigned 10 The widow, 10 hold during
life. Possession can be had Immediately; and AZ
the death OF the widow, The purchaser will he en-
titled 10 the part assigned 10 her as her dover.
Persons wishing 10 examine the land, vii! please
call on Mr.. Henry Cox, or on Mr.. Mack Goode.
who will show the sarre
TERMs-A credit OF 6, - and IS months.
bonds with good security required, and the lille
Withheld till The further order OF Court
JOS. GOODE,
Jan. l5-2w Commissioner
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEE y DALE.
THE Land heretofore frequently advertised by me, and
i on v hch Spencer Brown, Esq now resides. con.
tanning six hundred and forty acres lying Ws's
River and within three miles Of Cara, IN the county II
Cumberland will positively be sold TO the highest bid
der in front of Cumberland Court House, on the first
day of The next Court Of said county The terms will
be accommodating; and the creditors Interested in said
sale are particularly requested TO attend.
GEO. II. MATTHEW'S.
Jan. e-cw3w Trustee.
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LIFE PRESERVED THE following positive ,<s-
"A lmony in favor OF WISfAR'S BALsAM, ha, L.@h

LIFE PRESERVED The following positive t~s-
"A iimony in favor OF WISrAR'S BALsAM, hi. L.@n
received by the agent in this CITY:
JoHoaS. n. Y, April Is Isas.
In the Winter Of 1871 and - | WAS troubled with
hoarsencss and dry hacking cough produced no doubt
By rhtnge OF climate having previously spent sCIis
time NJ the South aud possessing weak lungs and ra
Tier delicate constliution In FEBRUARY attached
with bemorrhagc Of the lungs, which continued until
had not sufficient strength OF Voice speak loud In
three months. Through medical treatment aud care
partially recovered during the Summer. but the
turn OF Winter was attacked again with cough rhls
fever, night swrats Physicians said they could do no
more for me, as was rapidly sinking with consumption
Fortunately. my friends procured tie BALsAM OF
WILD CHERRY, thinking il might relieve me for n
time, and, with the blessing Of kind Providence il
trey restored me health which have continued To
enjoy until the present time, without any symptom Of
my former disease, with The exception al being little
more liable 10 cold from damp aud sudden changes OF
weather. ELIZABETH WILSON.
Sworn and subscribed this 18th day of April lsiS be-
fore me. A. CASE Justice
For sale wholesale and retail. hy
Dec. - GAYNOR, WOOD & co.
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COpAgTNERsHiP NOTICE

COPARTNERSHiP NOTICE.
TINE Subscribers have this day associated
i themselves together for the purpose Of Ma
nufacturipg Tobacco in the city Of Richmond.
under the Firm OF GEO ". GILLIAN e. co.
P. H. JACKSON,
J. NJ. JACKSON.
Jan. 20 GEO. w. GILLIAN.
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EEoyt's Prize Office,
INTERCHANGEABLE RICHMO ON
In VIRGINIA.

N1U.3, ENCHANGEP LACE, RICIMUNU,
In VIRGINIA.
Splendid Lotteries for January, 1876.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 5, TO be drawn
Saturday, January 3lst, 1916. Capitals: $4,000,
10000, 5000, 3,l77, 5000, $500, 1000, 40 Of
1900, &c. rs ;sos., IL drawn ballots. Tickets
$40. A Certificate OF Package l3O-shares in
proportion.
Make remiltances Immediately if al distance;
il in town, apply in person 10
D. NJ. HOYT, No. 8, Exchange.
zrTickels in all the Lotteries advertised by ].
G. Gregory & Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 with
prompness; and The drawings of Lotteries sent,
when requested, to all who order Of
Dec. "a d. NJ. HOYT, Richmond.
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New Books,
January ~,

hsCClDe0 IN dnTuHCc ny
r w. RANDOLPH s. CO., III Main st.,
d Richmond.
Philadelphia Saturday Courier, Post and Ga
zete for Jan. 2ilh.
Timber Measurer or Ready Reckoner, being
a correct measurement OF Scantling, Plank,
Square Timber, Saw-logs, wood, &C.; By J. M.
Scribner.
Theatrical Apprenticeship and anecdo,al re-
collections Of Sol Smith, Esq, Comedian, Law
yer &C., with illustrations, 25 CTS.
February No Columbian Magazine, % CHS.
February No. Arihur's Magazine, % cts.
Joan the Heroic Maiden; by A. Dumas, % els.
Second supply Or. Arhurs popular treatise on
the Teeth, IS cts.
Another supply Miss Pickerugs Novels, IS cts.
Another large lot of Ferret & Cos. cheap
m usic, embracing new and standard music, at
one-fourh the usual prices. The ladies will please
call and examine.
Second supply of Matthews Man in The Re-
public, 25 cts.
Second supply of Perdican's History Of the
Greeks, 2 vols, l.50. Jan. u
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CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
Liver Complaint, spitins blood, Difficulty
of Breathing, Pain IN the Side aud
Breast, PaIpitation OF the Heart In
iiuenZa, Group, broken Consltu-
tion. Soie Throat, Nervous De-
bility, and all Diseases of
the Throat Breast and
Lungs; the m0stef
frctua & spec
dy cure ever
known for
anyo of
the above dIseases Ia
DIR. SWAYNE,S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRYi
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THE ANNUAL FAIR-The Fair for
me benefit Of the Female Humane Association,
vii he ed al the Exchange Concert Room, by the
Find permission of Mr.. Boyden, commencing on
me 4 February, and continuing four days
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-27

Third Night Of ETHAN ALLEN.
Fies, Nigh, Of THE MAID OF CROISSY.
Os TUESDAY EVENING, January 9th.
Third night OF the ns,v, grand, American, histori-
cal, natwnal Drama, in Taree Acts entitled
ETHAN ALLEN,
OR, THE LIBERTY BOYS OF THE
REVOLUTION;
Written by N. B. Banniser, Esq, author OF
Galan:u, Putnam, Rookwood, &C. The plot is
founded upon some of the most stirring incidents
in The Revolution, and the utmost care has been
bestowed upon every department 10 its produc-
lion, 10 render ii worthy ofthe countenance OF the
public.
ETHAN ALLEN Mr.. PRESTON.
Wa-Ta-Ha Mr. Jamison.
Jshosaphat Mr.. Forrest.
Nancy Peachblossom Mrs. Potter.
Fancy Dance BY Mis-, Gertrude.
To conclude with the Domestic Drama Of the
MAID OF CROISsY;
OR, THEIR ESA'S VOWS.
Sergeant Austerliiz Mr.. Thompson.
Doors open at 81 o'clock. Curtain to rise a,
II o'clock precisely
II For Particulars. see small bills.
II Boxes IS cts; Pit so cts; Colored Gallery
s. cents. Jan. 81
HoYT'S oFFlCE.-sdll another! Nos. Sc
IL % =, a Capital Prize in yesterdays Lote-
~, soso oY HOYT.
For This Day-S3OOOO in 3 Prizes of 10000
Splendid Scheme. Tickets only IS; shares in
poPorilon-for sale until II o'clock. For Pri-
IS, Apply al HOYT' SOFFICE,
.an. = No. Exchange.
MANAGERS oFFICE-T RUSSELL
W BIGGER & co.
1a 1900 Dollars, , Of $500, &c. sc Nos. II
drawn. Drawing Of this Lottery will be receiv.
sSsais day. Sales close at ii o'clock. Tickets
oo-Halves l 25-Quaners CO. cts.
Two Lotteries For This Eyenino-dra vino
y'srsa !o-morrow-S25 600, 25 of / 600 &c. Il
~, IS drawn. Tickets 8.
dawn. Tickelxl. ' ~ . VS. u
II Inc attention of adventures 10 c,,,.a =.
u a "as senemes advertised BY BIGGER < CO
40 dhoher coumn-,he one inr ,hs ou,,' ~
cnaIly attractive. ~ ''''i rs Is p n
j = Street : offi0E' No. 5,south l4,h
Ee, allihe world say wha. they can,
roi se'iing prizes STRArroN's the man.
O'dSn NOS. OF Monongalia Lottery, No. d Jan
a. %: > 'an'
20 % 10 o 81 81 80 8 So 50 1924,
n nali i, Ticket Nos. 20 80 Sc, } Three no-.
h asli Ticket Nos % 81 prze asef - more oe
and s' a.; Ticket Nos. 81 So Lottery - s oI
D,,mn STRATTON.
G. 81 e. nos: Of Leesburs Lottery, No a Ian os.
NJ, % % - - = 81 IA So 70 80 % 36 90 - 40
and n n,;S 90 % u, $3.50; and II So IL sloO .oT
Jan q STRATTON.
1oA!RANTlED BONDS FOR sAIP-r.
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Correspondence of The Baltimore Pa.riot)
PHILADELPHIA Friday, P. M.
Tb. inactivity still continues in our market.
rlonr is very dull, and offered at S5,l2s by some
holders, bu, buyers will give no more than o.
{, will probably remain IN this state until the ar
r;yal If The steamer. Rye Flour4 10 ,l2s; Corn
Meal firm at $50 Wheat is held al ,l0a LIZ
,absr more than buyers are willing 10 give
There is no demand for Corn-l quote Pennsyl.
vania at 81 IS cts. Provisions dull; Lard is
worth S 10 81 cts. Cloverseed, fair 10 good, IS
worth SIS a 6; sales of 400 bushels prime were
made al 6l6t per bushel.
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w P. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
w Another favorle Of Turpin's draws To-
day. 3 Capitals of $4,000 each, 80 Of 1000, &C.,
&c.-75 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S5-shares
in proportion.
TURPlN has already disposed of 10000
dollars; but there are TWO more Of The same SORT
left Also, few more of The 1000 dollar prizes
can be had by applying al that truly lucky Office
of w. P. TURPIN,
No. l01 E Main 81.
Drawing OF Leesburg Lottery No. 4, JAM 26ih !:
60 as Is II II 81 IA So 70 80 % 36 % II Al
Halt Ticket Nos. IA 81 II, prize of 300,
sold by w. ?. TURPlN.
IAN %
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POWER looms FOR SALE.

POWER LOOMS FOX SALE.
xx7Ebsve for sale a number OF first rate LOOMS
w suitable for the manufacture OF plain, iwied, an'
three piled leans Lnseys. These Looms are re-, J.
complete working order, and ready Tor operation ihe'
will be sold very low. Apply to ,p, ,oSrs
De-. s9-c,f Agsn, for Virginia Wooen Company.
NJ Nhir and Compiler VIII p ease cnPy.
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. SANDS, sARsAPARlLLA.

THERE is one characteristic of vegetable medicines
j which gives them an important advantage over mi
neral remedies They without leaving any injuri
Gus effects behind them We know that the use OF
mercury to excess and Of quinino will affect the
constitution and produce specific disease butt although
man should Sands Sarsaparila daily for series
of years. se had ceased TO be necessary as an active
remedy would rather conduce to the preservation OF
his health than otherwise II is inocuous, except TO the
malady il cures scrofula, Kings Evil, Dyspepsia,
Bilious Complaints, Erysipas Rngworm, Scurvy, Salt
Rheum, Simple Eruptions, 6c.-These II attacks dis
comt and disperses but the patients general health
it exercises conservative influence.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of
It's superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
pr Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, and for
expectation, by A. d. SANDS & CO., Druggists and
Chemists. Granite Buildings, No 70 Broadway, corner
or Chambers street, New York. Solo, also BY DUVAL
e PURCELL Agents, Main street. Richmond, Va.
Price-$l per bottle, or SIX bottles for IS. Jan.
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LAND ADJACENT TO RICHMOND FOR

SALE.
r STILL wish TO sell my farm, situated within
/ mile and half of This city; Also a will tim
bered lot OF 80 acres, less than half mile distant
from the same. The farm contains about one
hundred and Ten acres OF highly improved and pro-
duc,ive land, admirably adapted 10 marke; gar
den, or dairy farm. A. ROBINSON, JR.
Ian 22-cl0l&d4t
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Jan. 9-cw3'

CWAIMS PANACEA, Tor the cure Of ST.
- phyllis, Rheumatism, &c. For sale BY
Jan. 10 GAYNOR & WOOD,
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N TrooAa!RANTIED BONDS FOR sAI-F-rn
r. qu're a, the office Of The James I'm,
! Pan!. Jan. 3-d2w
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Tickets $40; halves s. quarters 50.
Certificates Of Packages u &c WhoIes, $40 90
Do. Do. 26 Halves, 10 90
Do. Do % Quarters, 50 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-27

NOTICE.
ALL persons having claims against the Estate Of Da-
"A MEL Perkins ceased hereby required 10 pre-
sent them 1, me, for adjustment according tolaw, with
in Two months from this date, or this advertisement
will he plead in bar Of their payment after that time
All persons indebted the said Estate requested TO
make immediate payment.
WILLIAM II. BELL,
Administrator, with the will annexed,
of Daniel Perkins, deceased.
Louisa G.. H., Dec. 10, ls45.-c2m
To- The Wing will couy, in country paper, for two
months, and charge the Administrator.
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ATTOR NEYS At L w.
G. w. GOODE g. L. r. CORNlCk,
(Formerlyof Virginia, a,on Of S. Lon's, Missouri,
TWILL attend promptly 10 any professional business
w any heIe In the State OF missouri, pfo'iaeu 'ne
amou = 20 hundred dollars or more
OCT. eff
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: WORDS OFFICE.-See Lotteries
L.. published in another column, 10 be drawn
in February, and address
y.
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"POCAHONTAS."
, 70 \ The steamer Pocanon,as will be
-. ready early this morning TO receive
freight f5r Philadelphia and Baltimore, and will
leare The wharf at A o'clock P. NJ.
EF Passage and Fare TO Baltimore five dollars.
Jan27. HENRY LUDLAM & co.
CHECK BOOKS.-All persons who are in
y want of Check Books will DO well to call at
Pendelon's, where they will find large variety
on all the Banks, in good binding and irst-rate
article OF paper and beautiful printing. Just re-
c.ived and for sale by
A. G. PENDLETON,
Jan. 81 No. l6 Main Street.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMON
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SAILED,
Schr. Lenora, Fountain, Philadelphia.
Schr. Hannibal, Morse, New York.
Schr. Heroine, Hollingshead. Baltimore

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ls.-Arrd., barque
Bachelor, Horton, II days from Norfolk and
Richmond