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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13
BY THE MARsHAL OF THE EASTERN
DISTRI IT OF VIRGINIA


DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
N pursuance .. An order made in vacation by
i The Judge cflhe Eastern Dslrc, OF Virginia, 81
Richmond, the bib day ci April, lS47 will be sold
a. auc;icn, 10 the highest bidder Tor cash, at mo
Custom House. In the city at Richmond, com.
mencing at 10 o'clock, A. M, on "Wednesday,
The 2s:h OF The present month, and continuing
from day TO day until completed, The following
goods, wares and merchandise, 10 VII l66 cases
and boxes, consisting Of dry goods, boots, shoes,
&C.; 81 coils and . packages Of cordsge; bales
cotton cloth, unbleached &C pieces colton cloth,
unbIeached; 10 pieces beached cotton cich; s
pieces duck; 40 boxes candles; ball barrels and
9 packages merchandise 5 small bags buck
wheat hour; l6 looking glasses; 9 fancy boxes !:
557 water buckets; IL nests tubs; 1913 chairs; 43
childrens chairs; l dozen arm chairs 4 wash
stands; 46 scrubbirg brushes; S casks, contain
ing glasses and China ware 81 pair shoes 1919
pair brogans; kells fish; keg merchandise;
chain and Top sail, found on board the brig 81,
Simon, vessel derelicl al sea, and brought in'o
this port by the brig Keying, Capt. George H.
Flanders, and iibelled for salvage.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal U. S. E. D., Va.
Sale 10 be conducted BY
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,
April 8 Aucts.
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Manakin Nail Works.

THE subscriber having been appointed aeen.
i for the sale OF The Manakin Nails, respec-
lively informs the public that he is now receiv-
ing and will keep constantly on hand a! his
store on The Canal, opposite the Public Ware.
house, toll and complete assortment Of ihcse
NAILS, embracing all The various sizes in use.
This Factory having been recently erec'cd, ana
all OF its machinery being new and OF the mos.
modern and approved description, is capable Of
making Nails eqaal in qualify TO those II any
other establishment in The country. Dealers arc
assured That no efioIt on the part of the present
proprieiors wilt be wanting, 10 furnish such Nails
as will fully meet their wants, andon as good
terms as any c.her Factory can supply them
OF similar qualify K. B. TYLER.
April S-d&c3rns
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ALgEMARLt; LAND FOR SALE,

Three and n half miles from GordOnsvliLe Depot.
I WISH to sell my Farm which Hes along the South
1 west Mountains, and contains $50 acres. IL ad-
Joins the lands Of d. j. Barbour, " Johnson, and VIM.
Davis, Esq- In Orange and Gen. Gordon, ~. l.. Wal
kerr and James Lndsay, Esqs., In hlhemarle.
IN consequence Of having purchased estate else
where To the state this land II not sooner disposed OF,
will no offered the highest b'dde on The 18th day of
May, lai7.
With The view OF effrc,ing sale, nigh, be induced
10 divide The Farmland am DESTROYS OF making a
spcedy disposition of it, that low price viii be taken
and very liberal terms extended to the purchaser.
There il a supsrabIndance Of wood land attached,
lbelieved be about $50 scres hundred acres Of
which is fine tobacco land.
Any one wishing TO the land will find my over
seer always on the premises.
Address-Brniivogio T. o., Alhemlrls.
Feb. Ie-c2 iwlm1wtf ALEX. f. TAYLOR.
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John II. Word.

LOTTERY VENDER, Opposite The Exchange
Hotel and Post Off, Richmond, Va,
CELLS Tickets In all Lotteries under the manage.
~ msnt Of w. maury & Co., and on the same terms
that they are sold al the Managers Office.
The Schemes advertised by Messrs. Maury & Co. 10
be drawn In the month Of NAV, In my opinion, the
richest that have been issued for years.
Persons at distance wishing to Invest In these
Schemes can have their orders attended TO by address,
Ing J. F. WORD, Richmond Va.
April l3-c4t
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SCHEMES FOR APRIL.


$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000!
Grand Consolidated .Lottery, Glass is, TO hs drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware on Saturday, April 10, 1887.
- Nos, 70 drawn Grand Capitals Prize of s35,.
oo0 OF is 600, OF $500 Of 00o Of l,62l 50 Of
500 50 nf $780, 50 of 400 Whole Tickets sO hslyes 5;
quarters so. Certificate Of Package OF Wholes SllO
shares In proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 10, for 1877 10 ne
drawn on Saturday April l7th, al Wilmington Del. %
Number Lotery-l2 Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so. Certificates CT
whoes 81 10; shares in proportion.
BRILLIANT FOR 241n APRIL
81. 600 D0II.ARS-Lnwcst3 No. Prize 500 DOLL AXIS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class ". for 1887 TO he
drawn on Saturday, April gath, at wilmington, pei-
rs No. Irtlery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand scneme =
$50 900 Of is nOo of 750o Of 5000, Of 466j 70
Of 0nO, 2an Of 500, etc. ls and I'd drawn Nos s2o[
Tickets SIS; halves so: quarters u.s. CertInca,es Of
packages of Whole Tickets $3.50; shares in proportion.
loo 600 DOLLARS divided into FIVE prizes Of 20 100
DOLLARS each!
susquehanna Lottery, Glass p for 1877, 10 DO aTawh
on Wednesday. April 26th, at Baltimore. Grand Capl
tails: prizes of $50 900, Of 500, Of 500, fzrs
of SUI so of l00u 50 of 500, 50 Of 300, ETC. Tickets
SIC .aycs s. quarters SO. Certificates ot facKaees
Of Whole Tiskets $40; halves e5; quarters % 50.
have every day Lotteries from to $50, and wneh
remittance s made 10 me, large or small, WIN a'wrys
invest In The must popular Lotteries IN hano ! We
drawings sent when requested, Ia all who ornef rom
me. The cash for al! Capitals can be had ap usual ~
sight On all letters enclosing cash. or prize tcRels,
the hostage need not ne paid. The tickets III the abnvc
Lotteries received and all orders adi'esseu 20 mr.
will meet the most prompt and confidential aueIoa.
Address LEWIS w. WEBH.
AprIl u Richmond, va.
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A bounty OF TWELVE DOLLARS will be paid TO
each recruit enlisted for the Artn!sry, Infantry. or
Mounted Rsyiments-also, osE HrspsED .rp SIXTY
ACRES or LAND or sl0U, being honoably DISCHARGED
Besides the monthly pay, aoove stated, one ration
per day is allowed every soldier. which Is Amply sum-
cient for his snhsstence-also, large supply OF com
fort able and geniee clnhng Good quarters ana fuel
are at ali times furnished and every attention Will be
paid 10 making those who may enlist and are de-
ermined TO serve their county in good faith comfort
able and conrened with their situation: The best me-
dicaI attendance is always provided for the SICK SOL
der and no deduction Of pay Is made during the pc
Rod he Is unable 10 perform his duty Should the SOL
der be disabled in the line OF duty the laws provide
pension for him.
By the above II is seen that the pay and allowances
are resp.cu,be and that with prudence and economy,
he monthly nav Of soldier may no laid up, every
thing rrouIse for his comfort and convenience is fur
nshed by the Government including his sugar and cof
fee
CITIZEN, xoneonmisJioaed Officer soldier, who shall
brlnr 10 the rendezvous bodied recruit, who
shall be regularly enlisted The citizen should present
his recruit The Lieutenant or Captain, and not TO The
Recruiting Sergeants.
Recruiting Officer.
Recruiting Rendezvous, Phonx Hotel, Richmond,
Virginia hpri 7-diW6cxa"
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TURPIN s. CO.'S OFFICE, open from 6
j A. M, till TO- P. M.-Drawn Nos. of
Leesburg Lottery, Glass IA, April S:
30 s. rs 43 81 "a 40 81 % 50 Sc A 50.
Ticket Nos 30 Sc CD A Prize of $500,
Ticket Nos. % 81 60 both sold and paid in
the above Lottery by TURPIN q co.
Drawn Nos. New Jersey, No. %, April I:
10 As l3 80 II % 63 80 "a GO 4S 40
Drawing of Mononealia Lottery, IA, April 8:
Is 90 SO 10 2 IS 81 81 81 As.
Drawing of Leesburg Lottery, Extra, No. s.
drawn al Petersburg, April g.:
81 81 A 80 6 &c 81 3 s SO 81 46 so IS.
Ticket Nos. 81 IS 62, Capital, sold and paid
in the above, by TURPlN q ".
Lottery for To-Day-Splendid Scheme. New
Jersey Lottery. Glass %. 70 Nos, Is drawn bal
lots Capital Prizes S25 600, $500, 1000, 1000,
10 OF 1900, 10 OF 1000, 10 OF 500, &c. Tickets
So; halves 4; quarters Q Sales close al halfpast
O'clock, a, TURPlN & CO.'S prize distributing
P. s.-s23,52s Capital for tonight. Tickets
sc. Two liule Lotteries this week-Tickets 81 !,
shares IS c. For Saturday-S35,29 4 Capital
Tickets $40.
For prizes call on TURPIN & CO. They
are always lucky, and always ready 10 sell and
cash them at sight, at tina, Old Marke, Prize or
fee. April ID
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AUCTION SALES.
ERnDnrfanf Sale,

THE CATHARlNE FURNACE, WITH DWELLING;
4,64s ACRES OF LAND, CONTAINING IRON
STOCK, STEAM ENGINE, ENGINE HOUSE. GU
PoLAs, BLACkSmITH'S TOOLS, sc. &c &C.,
Wi tn, EVERY THINE se1uIsiTE FOR COM on,
sENT.
On TUESDAY, June lst, Is47, will be sold at Pub
- lie Auction, on The premises, that highly valuable
property, known as the CATHARINE FURNACE,
with all the Land attached thereto; Fixtures, Patterns,
SsocS, &c, sc together with the Dwelling and Out
houses forming, US whole, complete Iron Aanuiac-
Turing establishment with neat and desirable Fani-
Residence attached and situated In country as I'M
quesonably healthy as any other In the Union. The
follows:
THE cATHARiNE FURNACE. located in the coun
" oil Sposylvanla, State Of Virginia. 10 miles the
Town OF fredericksburg one mile from Swift Run Gap
turnpike Road, aud containing 4,64s acres.
he STACK vas built by Mark McAfee, in the year
1887 Is 80 feet high 30 feet square n the base 10
across The inwal with Two Iwisres.
CASTING HOUSE, thirty feet vide, fifty feet long,
win shed on each side twenty feet wide and ffty
feet long.
ENGINE HOUSE, of stone, twenty fee, wide, and
seventy long, with sheds on two Sides and an engine
oil fourteen horse power.
TWO CuPDLAS.
BRIDGE HOUSE, 81 feet wide, IL feet long.
CoAL HOUSE, part Of Stone, 80 feet wide, leo feet
long, with shed 20 feet wid- 100 feet long.
once, Boarding House Tor workmeE; Ball House,
Pattern House. Smoke House, aud Bacssmihs Shop;
Patterns, Mouds and Fixtures for The manufacture OF
nearly every description OF shell ana snOt used by the
General Government; valuable set OF Brass Pot Pat.
terms, Stove Patterns, &C., &c.
Eighteen a'uies and one Horse, Wagons, Carts &C.,
with Gear; Backsmnh's Tools.
Sta5ling ample 10 accommodate from forty to ffty
head OF hnrsrs or mules.
The Dwelling House, Two stories, with eight rooms,
Kitchen, and all necessary Offices and houses for Ser.
wants
nr The terms Of sale will be-One. third cash, the
balance IN Two equal annual instruments, accu:ed, as
usual, by deed OF trust on the premises conside-
rabe portion Of the property being pershabe good per
soai security Will be required IN addition TO the deed
of trust.
The Property may be purchased at private sale until
the 10th May, le47. After that day, no private ofei
Will he received. II sold privately, notice will be g.
ven in all The newspapers which publish this advor.
tisemeni so that persons residing at distance, who
Wish purchase nay be assured that the sale will po
svely take place the st June, unless the above no.
lice Is given.
Application for private sale may be made 10 Dr. VIII
liam N. Weurd, fredericksburg, Va, who Is fully au
thorsed to conclude bargain; but information the
subject may be obtained from either OF the subscribers
WIN. N. WEXFORD,
Executor Of John !. Wexford.
ED. H CARMICHAEL.
p. H CUNNINGHAM,
Trustee OF F. B. Dsane, jr.
N. B-There "a now, on the hank OF the Catharne
Furnace about COO of PIG IRON Of the blast oil
1916; any portion Of which viii be sold TO the pure
chaser the Property, who may desire 10 commence
Hat.
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To the Citizens Virginia !

A n Act, passed BY The General Assembly Of Vir.
"A GINA, on Inc 2Olh March, l647, enii,led ian
ACT 10 facilitate The construction OF an Electric TIE.
legraph line on the great Northern and Southern
mail route" requires that in certain cobin-
gcncy the option TO furnish the funds necessary
TO build line Of Morse's Electro Magnetic Tele-
graph along or parallel 10 the line OF The respec-
i've railroads, on said route shall be offered 10
the citizens Of Virginia.
Nov, the said contingency having occurred,
the option 10 furnish The funds as Aforesaid is
hereby offered 10 The citizens OF Virginia. The
terms on which SAID funds are 10 Re invested,
may be ascertained by application 10 CHAs. F.
OSBORNE, Esq, OF The city Of Richmond or The
undersigned, al the city of Washington, both OF
whom will receive subscriptions in sums not less
Than ESQ. AMOS KENDALL,
Agent for Sam'l F. B. Morse
Anr;l o-r0wd6s and Associates.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SPRING GOODS

by late arrivals we have received Spring supply
u OF .STdPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
embracing every useful, new and desirable article
On our second floor, Country Merchants will find
Goods well suited to their sales, and low
they can lie bought In the market
In orr retail rooms, city and country friends AM
customers will find an equally well assorted stotk
srd To their wants. We respectfully ask call from
all no wish purclasr either al wholesale retail
March 3U-clf GAY, MATHEWS e. CO.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
rORT or RICH MON %.


ARRIVED,
Schr. Marietta Burr, Dearborn, New York
sundries.
Schr. Lady Clinton, Cramer, Boston.
Schr. Leonora, Woolston Philadelphia.
Schr. Osceola, Holingshead, Norfolk.
Schr. Express Foxweil, Norfolk.
Schr. Richd Thompson Corson, New York.
SAILED,
Schr Atlantic, Cook, Norfolk.
Schr. Sea Fowl, Loving, Boston.
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,.,hsr he would or would not sustain candi-
~. ,or The Presidenls that was in favor OF the
Vino, rrovso," should cause the voters OF the
o..,,;c, 10 deliberate well before they again re-
-. Mr.. Bolts TO The Halls OF Congress.
"A s;oele word as 10 Mr. Bolts vote on the Ia
.,+ot lsas. which MIR. Leake 50 signally exposed,
less and upright amids, storm OF Wing oppo-
80, .;oo Yesterdays Wing admits that MIR. Leake
a The ruth in the question raised by MIR. Bolts
i. discussion on Friday evening last; bu, i'm
49,. design on the part Of Mr.. Leake to create
al. impression o. the subject of Mr. Bolts
80 aeaius, the Tariff Act of ls42. 1.-THE Edi-
y. heard the remarks of Mr. Leake on that oc-
,.;oo and were disposed TO do him full justice,
- would have stated that Mr. L., more than
,,,s during the discussion, emphalically dis
aimed all intention 10 misrepresent MIR. Bolts
:, HE Tariff question; that he declared it was
rsa, no one would deny, that Mr. Bots was an
.svoca,e OF high Tariff, and tina, he believed
:. mir. b. was in favor of the Tariff law OF ~;
-, notwithstanding he (Mr. b. was in favor Of
-. act from fac,ious motives he voted against 1t
an stages OF the proceedings, from first TO last,
v,su The Distribution clause, and the Tax on lea
M coffee, were stricken out from it, and it came
..,ora the House upon its own merits. This was
cha, Mr.. Leake more than once stated, and the
sagds fully justified his position. Mr.. Bolts did
;. vote for the boosted Wing Tariflaw OF 1872
dis hatred OF John Tyler made him vote against
,,own convictions-and, as Mr.. Leake we'll re-
~,,.ed a politician so much under the influence
nassion is not a safe counsellor, when impor.
N, questions are at stake. Mr.. Leake fully
.,s,a;ned wha, he advanced, and with more JUS.
t;,s nigh, the Wing have charged Mr.. Bolts with
;, intention 10 create false impression in his
tempted denial OF the charge Of voting against
,s Tar &C, OF 1912, the GLORIOUS fruit" OF the
Wig victory of 1910.
The sallan, manner in which Mr.. L. sustain
i himself under circumstances no, little try
no has inspired our friends here with zeal and
cooddence. Let the Republicans of the country
aia,e the Spartan Band" and Virginia will
.,al be The Democratic flagship of the Union.
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rPUBLIC MEETlNG.-A Fish Fry will
be given a, Sweeney's, twelve miles below Rich
mond, on Thursday, the 18th April. The candi-
dates for Congress, as we'll as the candidates Tor
Henrico county, are expected 10 be present, and
address the people; on which occasion, the FRIENDS
of each Of The candidates are requested 10 attend.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY inIoes & asrOiher, AUc,s.
SALE OF LAND In HENRICo.

-h'D ilN IlGitRiSo.
DURSUANT 10 The provisions OF a Deed Of
i Trust, executed by Frederick Beremanu,
and recorded in The Clerks Office OF The County
Court OF Henrico, the subscriber, who is thereby
appointed Trustee will proceed, on The 24h day
OF April, at II o'clock, NJ, 10 sell upon The pre-
misses The properly conveyed by said deed, viz !:
filly acres OF land lying in said county, and
within Two or three miles OF the City OF Rich
moni, upon the Williamsburg Road, Tor cash as
dit Of six months as to the remainder, taking
bond and security for The deferred payment and
reserying title until The same paid.
The title 10 said property is believed 10 be un-
excepionabe; but The subscriber, selling as
Trustee, will convey only the title vested in him
by the deed aforesaid.
WIN. w. CRUMP, Trustee.
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Fame a. Co.,

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, Virginia.
THE attention of the friends OF FORTUNES HOME
i is requested to the following brilliant Schemes for
April. The scheme FOR the 2Ith IL one Of unusual
traction and offers great 10 those pur
chase by The package The RISK on 70 whGles Is only
$780, shares in prnporiinn,l and one package may con
tam The four first Capitals amounting 10 ss5 .OOJ For
Grand Capitals address orders 10 rs or 10
T.. w. PURCELL, Agent Tor The Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
100000 100 OF l,0O0l
Grand Consolidated Lottery Clasa No ls, to be drawn
Saturday, April 18th, lS47, at wilmington, Della
ware rs Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Scheme:
Capital Prize of s' oSSS prize OF $500 $500
100 800 &c. &c.
~ Tickets slO halves co. quarters So Certificate
ofn package Of whoes slls-shares in proportion.
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR aaIn APRIL.
$50,000l 3ofl5,000! BOT 7ooo: 10 OF 900!
Grand Consolidated L0,s' ia, GAS =, Ne H. to DO
drawn on Saturday, April 29ih, iesf, III wilmington,
Delaware. 70 Nos, 70 drawn.
splendid prize of s5e"0S p prize Of Of Saa
8 !" 5s sSo i i' and Cd drawn Nos, eco eco
Tickets only SIS; halves Z 5O quarters IS. A
certificate Of whole tickets VIII DC sent Tor $780,
100 900 DOLLARS divided into ive prizes Of q, 600
DOLLARS each.
susquehanna Lottery, Ciass2a, to DO drawn on Wed
nesday, April 25th, is47 at Baltimore
S prizes of $50 ouo 4mizes OF s2.5oo
S 600 50 g ,U0O
o5OOU 50 90 bUC
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 50. certificate Of
wholes Si3J-shares In proportion.
We have every day Lotteries rom one TO twenty dol
lars, and when I remittance Is made to u.s. large or
inv fbp
ries hand. The drawings sent, when iequ-sted 10
all order from The cash for all Capitals can
be had usual al sight, On all letters enclosing cash
or Prize Tickets, the postage need not be paid The
Tickets In the above Lotteries received and all
dora addressed will meet the most prompt and con-
fdcntial attenti Address
u. PAINE & CO., Managers,
OrtoC. w. PURCELL,
March 30 Richmond, Va.
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NOl'ICE.
rrHE creditors If

THE creditors If the late Firm Of Brocking,on and
I scntier,ood ara hereby notified 10 exhibit their
claims daily authe ncr,cd, without delay. that, so
far as they my b. emitted 10 dividends, b. virtue of n
trust deed from Joshua Scat'efgooi TO the subscriber
dated July 29h, 1871 and recorded In the Hastings
Court OF Richmond, snch dividends may he paid. In
the a-ence Of The subscriber ih- -ait claims NAV be
left fr examination, with the authorization thereof
nj the store of Messrs Jones & Winston In the city Of
Richmond. PHILLIP d. JONES, Trustee.
sro,w lt
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TEMPERANCE.-An Anti.License meeting
will be held Tuesday evening, 18th April, at!hslf
past 7 o'clock, in the I'd Presbyterian Church,
lMr. Huge's,) All are invited.
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~ SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY. - We
,d call the attention of capitalists to the sale of va
Sle property TO be made by Wellington Goddn to day
, % o'clock We understand that this is the most va
b. property that WILL in all probability, be offered in
J.. na,sr, for some time. Its advantages in water
.r are great and situated, II is mme upon
/. gssin Bank, render ii very valuable.
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.JohnC. ssrl1her1eor;..

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL in future attend the Courts OF Louisa
w and Fluvanna. as we'll as those OF Gooch.
land and Powna,an, in which he has heretofore
pracliced. Post Office al Loeb Lomond, Gocca-
land April II
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR
SALE ATHAIfFAY C0I1RT RO11SE VA

'I,HE subscriber having determined 10 remove TO the
West, will sell 10 the highest bidder, on The pre-
misses, the Path day Of May next, Chat being Court
we'll known Tavern House, the Planters Hotel al Ha-
liax Court House. situated Immediately in front Of The
Court House, and in the business part Of the vii
lage. The House IL well arranged for convenience and
comfort, and is well suited for either boh merchan-
ci,ng and tavern keeping There Is attached 10 the
Tavern all necessary onihoues, Stables, Ice house,
&C &c, &c. There Is between three and four OF
land In all. belonging 10 the premises.
Terms liberal, and made known on day Of sale.
JAMES II. EDMONDS0N.
Halifax Court House, Virginia, March l6-c2awtds
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new FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
r.. FL. Trtgg

HAVING taken House on the Basin. tenders his ssr
Ii vices 10 his friends and the public generally, In
FORWARDING merchandise, and for the sale of all the
simple articles Of produce.
L. n. T., In the sale of Tobacco, will be insisted by
n gentleman, who, from long experience and ackRow
iejged judgment, Is fully competent 10 sustain the In
tere,ts If Planters Feb 9--clf
n~rJhe Abingdon Jar kSnnian requested 10 cory.
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BLYTHE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

BLYTHE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
a PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS, avacsncy n,th occurred In the General
w Assembly Of this STATE, by the resignation Of
William A. Spark. Esq, late The Senator for The dis
trict composed OF the counties OF lsle Of Wight
Prince George, Southampton, surry and Sussex,
The Sherihs Of the said counties ara therefore 70.
oulred To hold elections the fourth bursdHy of this
present month, within their respective countless for
Senator IL supply the vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, lact-
ing IN the absence Of the Governor from the seat
{-Ka.) Of Government and under the lesser seal Of
the Commonwealth At Richmond, this srvruth
day Of april In the year 1897. r. 1. DANIEL.
AnyIl o-c6,
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

A BSCONDED from this city. on the ist Jannary last
~ Negro Man named BUKREL. lie ia about Iwen.
ty-'cc wears OF age vers black, and was purchased
Of Mr. Sias Bruaius, af King William county, Va IN
December last by Mr. William H. G. Lutnpkin, of this
city, The itle the above named boy now In hi.
CATION between Mr.. Llmpkin and myself, but will
pay The above rrward fnr him, when delivered 10
Messrs Belts 4 E:!r,ondson, Of this city.
March 23-c5ws F. q. MURPHY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-13
Commission Business.

VOINHIISSHON DU1S'
THE subscriber offers his services 10 the pat
i rons of the lale firm, and 10 The public se1e..
rally, for The sale Of Tobacco toal nea. ana .,
rresls Of all who may favor him With cousign.
ments. ]. D. BLAIR.
rFOR HIRE-A BOY abou, Is years Of
age, a good Dining Room Servant, Of good cha
racer and disposition.
Anil 6-13t ]. U. BLAlh.