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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
LAW NOTICE.
WILLIAM MAXWELL.

A TT'OR NEY Il r Law,
DkACTiSES in all the Superior Courts he'd
i in The city Of Richmond, and will engage in
any professional business that may be conhded
10 his care.
Office on llth street, south side, 4ih door from
the conner on Main.
TO STUDENTS OF LAW.
The subscriber, practising in the Superior
Courts held in the city of Richmond, will receive
students Of law into his office, or under his lu-
ton, and give them such instruction. bet" ,,cien-
.ns 49, r--c.."al as lhcy may desire 10 ootaih'
Further information Will De gwen oPplica-
lion, by letter or otherwise.
Oct 27-d&clm WM. MAXWELL.
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WEST MAIN STREET, FEW DOORS BELOW
THE MARKET.
THIS House has been fitted up in style OF
i comfort and neatness unsurpassed by any
house in the city, and is now open for The recep-
ton Of all persons disposed 10 pa,ronise The esta-
blshment. The proprietor, determined no, 10 be
excelled by any other house in his bill Of fare
and best liquors al his bar, which il is needless 10
enumerate, invites The public to give him a call.
Transient patrons and parties wishing suppers,
can have as pleasant and comfortable rooms for
their reception and as good fare OF every kind in
season, served at all times, as al any other house
in this city. With every facility and convent
ence TO comfort, and determination 10 keep a
good house, the proprietor solicits share Of pub
lie patronage. JOWN w. SHARP.
NJ III
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MICHIGAN.-The Democrats have carried
both branches Of the Legislature, and elected Two
OF the three Congressman, and probably the
whole. Las, year the Senate comprised but one
Wing, out Of a total Of 10 members. In the House
there were Is Wings, out Of total OF SO mem
bers. The Wings have gained several members
al the present election. The Legislature now
elected chooses United States Senator in place
of MIR. Woodbridge, Wing. Olcourse Demo.
crat will he elected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

Jar. CHRISTI..'S RINGS. BANDS BELTS, MAC
~ SETIC FLUID Sc.--A ahiid nf the Reverend >.
L. Rowsrih, ihr we'll knowa Minister nf The Methodist
Episcopal church. residing n ii5 Division street. New
York ha- been subject T. Tits hirtt. lir has gene
rally been attacked the night, and has several tunes
been supposed 10 be dead. The use 0f bf :hrstIr's
d,.arpcarni,cc Inr :, uein. mach weakened h.
the attacks III. Galvan!C Sfrngthrnin. Plaster was
commenced, which used with The happltst result.
For further particulars, ADVERTISEMENT IN another
pat vi this paper. Explanatory pamphlets MAY -. -
gratis by auplicalinn Ia tiiy this cy Mt'st-
DUvAL & PURCELi Druggists, ia Nam ssddv Il
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DENDLEToN's LOTTERY orFlcE.-Dnwing of

DENDLEToN's LOTTERY oFFfCE.-Drawing Of
L Leesburg Lottery, Glass SO:
81 SIS III 46 - IA "A % sc s. l3 20 81.
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery, Glass 80:
IS So 81 GO 9 81 81 Q IS SIS Is IS q.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Clas, IS:
SO "a Sc rs 10 So 40 70 "a So
To.day.-Lotiery draws at The Exchange Hotel at
= O'Clock. Capital $4,000 Whole Tickets only 81;
halves so cents; quarters IS cents. Certificate OF n
Package Of IS Whole Tickets costs but Sl2 90; 25
halves 40; 25 quarters 90 Sales in this Lottery
close at 81 O'Clock.
To morrow the Splendid Lottery-6 Capital Prizes Of
$40 900 will be drawn. For prizes in this Lottery, APP
pv at PESDLETON'S OFFICE,
NoY. i3 No. 3 Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13
WEIGH, MANN & DELAVANS'
National Circus.
FROM THE PARK THEATRE, N. YoRl

FROM THE PARK THEATRE, N. YORK,
And National Amphitteat,c, Philadelphia.
VIZ A. DELAvANS, manager and propri-
w eror ct the above establishment, bees
leave 10 tender his sincere acknowledgements 10
the public Of Richmond, for The very liberal pa
lronage and appreciation bestowed upon the COM
pany on The few evenings they have been ena-
bled TO present their periormanccs-thc Indictment
weather OF The past week entirely precluding the
possibility Of pe'tornng, and The great expense
cccasiontd thereirom, has been fully appreciated
by this enlightened community upwards Of
Thee Thousand Persons having visited The esa-
blshmenl on Monday evening last, and The eve
nngs following the number but slightly decreas-
ing The members Of The company, as well as
the proprieiors will gratefully remember the
kindness and literally u the citizens of The me-
,rupois Of Virginia.
The performance will continue every evening
during The present week, each entertainment be-
inc varied, and for The accommodation OF chill
dren and families residing at a distance from the
Circus, performance consisting of a choice Sc
lection OF acts will be given on SAT URDAf
AFTERNOON, al halt past 2 O'clock.
For particulars see bills Of the day.
Nov l2-d3I.
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TRUST SALE OF STEAM ENGINE. &c.

TRUST SALE OF STEAM ENGINE, &c.
by virtue Of 4 Deed Of Trust from William b.
- Richardson 10 the subscriber, dated on ihr 9Th day
Of June 1916, and duly recorded IN The Office al the
Clerk Of ihr County toln Of LOUISA, and for the pnf
poses Of The said Trust. shall proceed on SATURDAY,
the 5i day "i december next ii TAR. If not, the next
far day Sunday sSrrp,edl nj the Farm of Anderson
Talley IA The county 81 Louisa, thr Tavern Of
James = Harris 10 sell At uhc auction, for cash. The
property and %. the SAID deed conveyed This
property and Interest described the said Deed as
certain Steam Engine and fixtures, now on the
land Of Anderson iary, in the county 81 Louisa and
all and every hI- tn~ -aid RIchartsnn-l share and IN
leresi IN the m and partnership IL George W. Fisher
4 "a ami ~ and IL ~! property and contracts, and IN
Of, ana belonging IL ir SAID Company 81 what
ever kind. The subscriber acting Trustee, Will only
convey the tue vested III him by that Decd
GEORGE FISHER,
Nov. I1--cls Trustee
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NJ A N U FA CT u r Frs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,

NJ II ~ = Z n y ! Y y II
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
q Are now receiving their FALL STOCK,
- and will continue 10 receive throughout the
season every variety found in our line OF HATS,
CAPS, MUFFS and UMBRELLAS, from The
loves! 10 The hishes grades, consisting in part of
Moleskin and Fur Hats, OF Leary & Co, Bebee
& Coslar, and French patterns, Mapped, Brush,
Cashmere, Silk, Angola Coney and Wool Hats,
Cloth, Silk, Velvcieen, Glazed and Hair-sea
Caps, Mufs OF all prices, Cotton and Silk Um-
brellas, OF the usual grades, al prices and terms
which canno, fail 10 suit. Being manufacturers Of
most OF the above, we Halter ourselves lha: our
terms cannot tail 10 please Country dealers, and
the trade, are respectfully requested 10 call before
purchasing elsewhere, a. our warehouse, lG2
Main street, nearly opposite the Banks.
Sept. 80
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore Sun.

WlLMINaroN, Del. Nov H. II M.
The returns from New Castle county is all that
has been received here yet, which indicates The
probable election Of WIN. Tharp OF Kent county,
The Democratic candidate. In New Castle coun-
iy, he runs lar ahead OF his ticket, receiving ma
joIily OF 81, which is gain of 227 votes since
the last Governors election, when Stockton, the
Wing candidate, received but As majority in the
State. Kent and Sussex counties have not yet
been heard from.
Congress, receives a majority of rs votes in New
Castle county, and is supposed 10 be elected. The
Wing Sheriff, George Plat, is also elected by IL
majority, as is also the entire Wing legislative
icket w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

MUFFS MUFFSi! MUFFS!.!
TINE subscribers are now receiving general
stock of Muffs. Ladies are assured that
they may find al all times, during the season, The
best variety 10 be procured from the Northern
markets. by calling on
Nov. IL JOHN THOMPSON & co.
yJ7ATER-pRooF BooTs.-we bave just
w received fine stock of Waterfront Boots,
broad bottoms, low heels, which we will sell for
So per pair. PUTNEf y WATTS.
Nov Ii
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RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG & 20

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG & POI
TOMAC RAILROAD COMPANY.
S,EMI-ANNUAL DlVIDEND.-At Meet.
- ing OF The President and Directors OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company, on the 10Th instant, dividend Of
lhree-and-a- half per cent was declared on The old
Stock OF the Company, and on The first len dollars
per Share OF the new Stock, Tor the last six
months, payable al the Office Of the Company, on
and after The 18th instant.
Nov. C. w. MACMURDO, TR
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RJI5oft w ysraxfon.

ATTORNEY AT Law AND NOTARY
PUBLIC,
TJAS REMOVED his Office from Rockets
II 10 the corner OF and 18th streets, where
be may al all times be found.
My ll-dIv&c2t
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COPYING PRESSES.

r ". RANDOLPH & co. have Tor sale
j large lot Of Copying Presses, from 1910 Sl5.
Also Paper, Ink, Oil Paper, brushes and Station
ery Of ali kinds, and OF the besl quality, can be
had a, l2l Main Street. Nov. Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

7 INEN DAMAsk, &c.-We have large
IL ot OF Linen Damask Table Covers, Linen
Damask in pieces Napkins, Birdeye Diaper and
other Linen Coos, bought greatly under regular
prices, which we are prepared 10 sell great bar
gains" CHENERY g. HARTWELL.
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T.. II. FoendEetOn,

SUCCESSOR TO d. NJ. HOYT)
Lotiery OGGce, No 3 Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
TuSiuia.
THE undersigned Successor Ia d. NJ. UOYT, presents
his friends. and the old patrons Of the office. tho
following Splendid Galaxy Schemes, be drawn du
ring the month"; and particularly calls their attention 10
the splendid Lottery for The lilS60.00, of 10000.
Capitals and also 10 the S40 90 for the 2si. They
worthy the attention Of adventures, and every une
should have chance for the fortunes which thrown
in his way.
Make your selection, and for biz Capitals address
E. B PENnLETOS, Richmond.
P. s. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

IT'D GLOVES, KID GLOvEs-Aexan-
IA crs' best Kid Gloves Of all sizes, for sale by
Nov. II CHENERY & HARIWELL.
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A Certificate Of IS Wholes Sl09 5J-sllrrs in prop
ton. Tickets SlU; halves 5; quarters 50.

Persons ordering by the Package may deauc, The
price Of three Tickets.
We have every day Lotteries from one 70 twenty dol
lars and when a remilianc. is made 10 us large or
small, will always invest IN the most popular Lotto
ries hand. The drawings sent when requested, 10
all who order from The cash for all Capitals
be- had as usual nj sight on all letters enclosing cash
Prize Tickets, The postage need not be paid. The
Tickets In the above Lotteries received and all
ders addressed 10 will The prompt and
fdentIal attention. Address
u. PAINE K co, Managers.
IT,
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CERVANTS' BLANKETS. We have a
y large lot ofServans' Blankets, Tor sale al bar
gains. CHENERY & HARTWELL.
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Alexandria Lottery, Class o. for 1916, be drawn at
lexandrm, November asth.

Tickets $40; halves 81 quarters . so. Certificates
Of Packages Of &c Wholes sl0 u halves SIS; 70 quar-
tiers % so
6y- Orders for Tickets, and Shares and Certificates of
Packages in the above splendid Lotteries Cor smaller
ones, that drawn every day in the week, enclosing
cash Prize Tickets, Will receive The most prompt At
i-ntion and an oficIa Of each drawing sent
Immediately after over, Ia all who order from
Nov , j. +. WORD. Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

o-J- The cash for prizes will be paid at sight by
- BIGGER.
" Orders for tickets In the above or IN any lottery
advertised in another column by ID. PAINE & Co., Ma
narer. of lotteries viii be promptly attended to- II ad.
dres,edto JOHN B. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
Oct ~
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J.F. Word. Lottery yender.

opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
~ OFFICE, kIcHsoSp, VIR.iSiA, sells Tickets IN
all Lotteries under the management nfJ &. GREGORY
& CO., The same terms that they sold al the
Managers Office.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
Six Prizes OF 10 900 DOLLARS
Alexandria Lottery Class VI, for 1916. 10 be drawn
al Alexandria, Novrmbe l4th
- Number isot,ery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Gidnd Scheme:
prize Of so,On0 pryr Of $4,000
10000 Il a3IO
10000 So 400
10000 200 . 200
10000 &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0 halves S; quarters 50. Certificates Of
Packages OF % Whole Tickets Sll0; % halves So; a5
quarters ~ So
Alexandria Lottery, Glass ~ for 1876, TO br drawn at
Alexandra, November 2ist.
&c Number Iotiery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
prize of $4,000 10 prizes of 81 500
I2,G0n 30 . 300
ln,nOn 81 . 1000
$50 ID 9 500
1900 &c. &C.
Tirkets Sin halves s. qiarters2 50. Certificates Of
Packages Of % Whol-s Sla0 % halves co. 26 quar-
ters 80
rim Lam fail had y,u M
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Higger's Prize Office.

1926 DOLLARS! 10000
Any two numbers, $50 nett
Amy single number, 10 nett.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 70, 10 be
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Nov q
>
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P. $. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER, 1916.
Six Prizes vi 10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery Class VI, for Ie46, be drawn III
Alexandria, November ljIh
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEM Der
.Sn nnnf 90 nCnl 10 600

Together with smaller Prizes, have been sold
md Maid by PURCELL within the last three weeks
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LOTTERIES.
Nd. Paine 81 Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RIGuMnNn VIRGINIA..

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TPHE attention of those who buy, and those VINO
j never bought before, is called to the following
large and extraordinary brilliant Schemes, under .iie
mana gement Of d. PAINE 4 CO., Managers, Tor the
month Of November The Tickets are received, ahu
Prizes can be had by sending orders To
c. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

10000 DOLLARS.
New Jersey Lottery, Class 81, Tor 1885, 10 be drawn
al Jersey city, November IT,
- Number l.ottrry-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

NO IA Resolution regulating the printing OF Con-
ses and establishing the compensation for the
Of The Uned state. 81 smsrics in Conorsss as.smhisd
nr,n, and alter the passage Of this resolution, the
10 The fom as TWO houses OF Congress shall be subject
port or doenmaS. regulations: When any message, re-
cress shan h. nv communicated 10 both houses OF Con-
secr.iarv sba 10 be printed by the Senate, the
previously oIderss ,a'n whether the same has been
sntatlv.s; and If ee mined by the House of Repre-
saa be supplied b. pner % s o Sy ue
position and ID snen there shall ,. no charge for com
shall be ordered be printed h report, or document
ntyes shall be the duiy or h. ''e sn o. hep.esen
WHEELER The ssne has been pr-vieu.s 'S 70 ascertain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

No. 2l-A Resolution relative to errors and defective
returns in certain surveys, plats, and field notes.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF Representatives
of the United States of America in Congress assembled
That the Commissioner OF the General Land Office he,
and he is hereby, authorized TO employ suitable
person 10 ascertain and report to the said Commissioner
of the General Land Office the amount Of damages sus-
tanned by the respective purehfers Of public lands IN
township one south, range east in the State of
Michigan Tor by their respective assgnees and legal re-
by, or In consequence Of The erroneous
or fraudulent surveys Of said township Of the mpe
feet or false returns thereof and shall be the duty Of
such person. so employed TO proceed TO such township,
and upon view of the premises, and upon hearing the
proofs of the parties In interest," 10 estimate and ascer
tain said damages and 10 report his opinion and decis-
ion thereon specifying in his said report each indvid-
al case and the facts and upon which his opin-
ion may be founded.
Approved, August 10, 1916.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-13

No Ga Resolution providing for temporary mail ser
vice in Texas.
Resolved by the Senate and House OF
OF United States o America in Congress assembled,
That the Postmaster General be, and he Is hereby a-
iborzed continue the matt service now e1stins W
Tetas. under the laws and authority OF IeSas, or such
require from the time that Texas becomes state IN
lh, Union until contracts be- made, and the mail
servire put in operation the post routes In Texas
tabshed by Congress ut its present session.
Approved, May 20, 1876.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-25
NO FURTHER MEMS FROM GEN. lay
LOk'S ARMY.
JAyNr's ExpEcroRANT. =

MI. Ebeooaer ehser, of Providence (R. l. cure
oil a .esefe Asthma, by osrg I've bottles
lev. Simeon sitgired cured OF the Influenza, y
lioansness, aud hand dry Cough, by hotile
Rev. pf babeotk OF foukhGeepsie, that knowing
III jayne To he rgulat Physician, and hnvng used his
nt denes personally end lbs family does not Hesitate
commend them sao and emntu,ly useful dizziness and
valuable addition 10 Mat.Iia Medica
Rev John Segnf lambeitsxile, New Jersey, who WA
suffering viii huais and OF the and
throat. aud sutioeang Asthma euI,d ly loiile.
Mr. J. l. Simpkns saya that II cured his wife Of Con
sumption, aud OF his children Of Nhoopng cough.
Ihe ahose valuable Medeine Is for sale ty
u. K. LYMAN. Druggist.
May Is 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-25

The haepenltal Order Of Old Fellows uf Lynch
bag and vicinity. viii celebrate The seventh aunlsesa
~ oil The introduction ofte urier into this town. uu
NJ 3hdaF afternoon. the 10Th inst, by public nraeessan
am an Datum At The Methodist fpseap Church. tie
tusiees II The Jhofeh, haYiHg kindl, urentd thel
birding 6f the purpose. Tho church will be opened
Al o',luck, of The accommodation Of the lades VIII
aone I'll be permitted Ia enter. until the members 81
tie ofdrf are seated. Nests. Samuel e. Narseil,
George Valentine. Vincent rao5 and John l. johnson
afe requested 10 aend al The clutch aud 10 the seat
IN 81 TIE aadshce.
The Peetsslan vii be unlet the direction ol I. c
7, T.. Il Falkes. a. Ghi#t MARSHALL assisted by p y
W samnal MeGleeN. Z. ;. Gelrge Bgbie. Z. 4.
WA. ID Far aud P.N. 4. Nm. l.. Far.
7. 4. VI Jaeab IL Robinson, Onlor brother Nm.
Metiae, q .iating Chaplain.
Enc following will be observed the ofder oil process
slea
O q. with drawn sword.
NG Will epea 6ibie supported, dght aud LETT by blue
wands.
inlaiary Inenbers
Nhne Denree menbers
Royal Blue lrgfee members.
Remrmhnnee deeree manhpfs,
Members otlhe paestly Older,
aaa l.. II. :. :.
". aud {,
Secretary aud Treasurer,
=. s..
I. Y G's,
+. C.,
n G with savy', supported, f,hi and lett, by aeatei
Wands,
/ L With drawn swad.
ENGAMPAlENT
:. ". with dawn snon.
lst. ", :. v. will etaok, 2ud W,
Z. deeIre members.
L. Il. deatee nembers.
Il L. Gegfre ne ulbeis,
= l., +,
lst. 6. 7. ugb pdest with eroa.er 2ad G. T,
olirmung Chaplain. Oatur, Chaplain.
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Con, pliys be or your Guard
TIOnPS oA"S O.HpDuN SYRUP

TAR AID WOOD MARTHA.
e.lNGE the arss ntradnelinn Of this popular remedy
- Ia pnble notice, ialhe fall Of lSi3 Tar Mixture
aud nuslfums ii every kind aud have strung up
aud ME palned o The reputation VI this excellent
medicine, 10 thn nnsqerHa INVALID The prepdeofs mixs
ny lar with them 10 render them popular and
sales BE noi deceived aud avid every medicine pur-
P7fag Ia contain Tar, eNrept the original preparation.
lhompeonz Compound syrup Iar aud Nood Napha,'
aud thereby yon will save lme aud aYuid dsappslnl-
m.nt Remember. tbs Invaluable remedy is only pre-.
psred by 5. p Thompson, \. L corner 5l and Spruce
sttfeis, philadelrhi,.
For SALE 10y JOIN II sEAY, Druggist.
.3geei lor LytetdVfg and sieiaiiy
Anil 20 wifi,
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cau..gana.ne. u he AaL-uare .lm,rienll

NEn ORLEANS. May / Isle.
ManeY maiiefs with usafe. exceedingly hatl. sixly
day hls an the Mouth al per discount and Che Ks
n per- linslnes4 paper Is Al per el fer month dis
COUNT and lreehls adtaneed IN Liverpool THIS nmtuine 10
lis l6d. aud teast"tse begand almost calennlinn |
however LEARNT Tia, F.,if Inns brtn taken nj 4 -
Cotton Ia Al slaad stdl. theunf holders are read, In
sell Al decline but buyers are kept back Iuu the dl
Gully IL nfeellae Ills strictly idlng can be had al
G. eohts IL o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-25

Standardization Friday We received fine lot Of
fine Strawberries sent to Us by Alfs. JonN iiolLiNs
They were the largest we have gfown in his
part oil the country. The way went iao thein WIS
a caution 10 boxers f.,rs liees at hest are hand
but when they are 50 kindly remembered, ~ips away
many of iheir cafes She has "a isa mofe left Of tie
same sott.o
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l,acE.ct ntli .L,nEele duGlcrv.
nsrsiceEs v3ets Tea Ts'0yS.
safe FOR. sease.

A BRICK BUILDING with 100 eel front, the
& margin o the canal IN scotisode, belonging TO The
james River and kauaWha Company. and Water pow
ef 50 enbic ee discharge per second III connection
herewith will be leased ur Term III II yeafs. Pro.
pasas for Tie sae will be received unl the 10Th June
next, by L. IL. GILL, Superintendent, &c. at En-
Cteek Furnace, Amherst county, Va
Richmond. MAY y tllJe
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-25

Petersburg is ho~ reported III be crowded With VISIT
ors. The Methodist l. Conference having been II S,
siou lpr three weeks, aud added tbs the Z
pscopal Convention has ed lis sessen drawing
together large crowds from all parts u tic country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-05-25

s,oeLs.-stock, are qloeI in the siehmoaa papers
as folows: F,tuefs' Bank Stuck, Sl3-s lfalaia
Bank, G6 to CT Exchange Bunk. l00-James kl1rr
aud Kanam ha Bonds 95 10 99sA per cent State Stock
l02 10 lo3.