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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-03-19
PRIVATE MEDICAL. INSTRUCTION, IN
RICHMOND, VA.

TIME undersigned have associated themselves for The
purpose Of preventing 10 the student the opportnnI
~ u being thoroughly instructed in the elementary and
higher departments Of Medicine The want Of suita-
bIr attannens with the VINO enter the ranks Of
The profession hns awakened the profession OF
tire country To the necessity Of reform; and The most
feasible corrective, and which Is al hand is welt
regulated system Of Instructions conducted in private,
where the obstacles The progress Of the student may
he seen and removed The establishment of almost
trey new branches the rapid advance IN several of The
important departments, and the great change which
they have impressed upon the science, have displayed
The utter futy Of the lnosr system of Office insrruc
ton, in use for half century.
Many or those whom the instruction Of ihs student
has been conided from their rrmorenrss from the
abed to keep pace with the advancing step al the SCI
ence Text hooks, which, during their pnp;lage, were
deseryedy repurd valuable authority, have become OBJ
solete and n false guides IN the student. can al
best but conduct him TO the threshold Of his profession
The several departments, embracing General and
Special Pathology, General and Specal Physiology,
Therapeutics, Anatomy, Surgery Medicine Obstetrics
Maerla Medical Medical jurisprudence and Cl-mistry
with The application Of Auscutati0n and Percussion 10
the Exploration nf Disease viii he SO arranged ana In
trnduced To the student 10 secure uniform progress
in his studies Clinical instruction will also constitute
part Of The course, and the student will nj all times
have access 10 the medical and surgical cases under
treatment in the College lnfrmary and Richmond Aims
House.
The system of instruction will consist OF fecations,
careful examinations and projections, daily throughout
the session Of five months, commencing on the ihird
Monday t5ih) OF March, IS4T.
The classes will be- arranged ~ 10 snit those VINO
commencing the study OF Medicine, hnd others 10
are IN different slages OF proficiency
Fee for the course, payable in advance, Sol.
AUG. l.. WARNER, vi. ID.
CARTER r. JOHNSON, VI. d.
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McHRISTIE's

In. CHRlsTls's GaLvAvIc AND MAGNETIC CURA-
-,yss.-We refer our readers 10 the various adj
ypr,,>em,n,s Of these celebrated articles which
arpear in our paper They are recommended
for Nsrro,,s Compiaurs-a class ol diseases in
which ordinary medical means are of very little
avail-and are certainly worthy the attention of
The afflicted The only Office in New York for
The genuine articles is lS2 Broadway
For further particulars see advertisement in another
par of this paper Explanatory pamphlets may be had
gratis by application 10 the agents this city, Messrs
DUvAL & PURCELL. druggists. lat Main ST., Rich
rnond. Va. Also, for sale IN Wylheyie. Va by VIM.
n Spllrr March. Is17
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BIBLE PRESENTATION.-T Ladies OF
Richmond will presen, Bible 10 the Armory and
Trcdesar Division, No. 80, Sons Of Temperance,
The Armory This evening at I, o'clock. The
nuhc are invited 10 attend.
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
A.. EE. E'rl%g

IIAyISG ;skcn n House m the asn tenders his ser
4 wees 10 his friends aud the public generally, IN
FORWARDING rcrchandi-c, aud for The sale oil a the
staple arlicic- II produce
l. H. r. I'm the sale nf Tobacco, will lie assisted ~
n gentleman who from long - prfltnce and achE"~-
lodged judgment, tally competent 10 sustain Ire m
,s,c.ts cr Planters Frb a-ctf
n.c The abingdon lack sonian reGne.tsd 70 co,y
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Richardson & CO..

No. 63 MAIN STREE
AVE commenced receiving, and by various
! 3! arrivals will shortly have in store, large
aud general assortment OF
SPRING DRY GOODS.
heir stock this season will embrace an URN.
sual variety OF articles for The use of ladies and
gentlemen, together with the coarser kinds of Fo.
,elsa and Domestic Goods usually found in
wholesale Store. They are offered 10 merchants
"om The country on very reasonable terms.
March l6, lS47-dlw&c2w.
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IRISH RELIEF MEETING IN FARM
yILLE-A Relief Meeting will be held, by all
me Religious denominations, at The Methodist
Episcopal Church in Farmville, on Sunday the
alst Of March Sunday nexD at II A. M. The
uublic are invited 10 attend. A sermon will be
preached by Rev. w. G. Scott.
Earmuille March Il lS4I.
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SALE OF VALUABELANp

by virtue Of 4 Deed of Trust, executed Ia me AZ
~ rrusrr, by Richard Adams. dated on the 27th day
November ISIS, and of record in the Clerks Oifc-
uf Nansemoni County Court shall, Tor the purposes
Of said deed, proceed the premises The 10Th day
Of April next sell IL the highest bidder, for cash.
the I raci Of Land situate Nansemond river. III the
county of Nansemond, IN Virginia known rs FERRY
POINT, containing about four hundred and forty five
acres The improvements are al superior qualify, and
the land OF great rriiy-thr incidental advantages of
the Fam. derived from the flats, which afford Ia
ciy Tor planting oysters believed 10 add greatly 10
the value Of ir Farm. J. Y. MASON,
Jan, 2g-c2lWids Trustee
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APPEARANCES DENY, CARO-.
LINE COUNTY VA


T'fIE subscriber havn. been elected Principal Of this
INSTITUTION, 20 ong and fav"rahy known, would an
nonnce the public. that II will be opened again the
Isl April lei1 The buildings viii be put IN complete
repair, and ample and comfortable accommodation VIII
b. rilnrded for llrge number Of boardrfs The
ton retired anu remote frnm any public place BE- Ing
five miles from Port Rnya, and about fifteen from Ere
drricks5nrg, yet sufficiently To be easily accessi
bic and unsurpassed hy any 10 Virginia 10 neigh.
borood AfdhHess IF location and iargenes OF accom-
mediation. The course of instruction VIII he extensive
and thorough, embracing all lDr studies IN the depart
of the Classics, Mathematics and English usual
IS pursued IN Institutions Of high order; such VIII
n, the student for College for any Of The professions,
for entering NJ upon the duties OF life. There
connected with The Institution well selected Library
Of about hundred volumes 10 which the students
viii have free o. charge. The scholars will hoard
IN thr family Of the Principal, aud Le recsiyed and
treated Il, members Of the sane. The government will
br parental, requiring however strict accountability
the part Of the pupil. The first session will COM
d the ls Monday of April, and close the asi
day OF August, wi1h 4 vacation Of one month. No
scholar VIII be received fer less than session. and
deductions will lie made for absence, except in OF
protIacttd illness.
TERMS.
Board Including washing and fucll and Tuition, per
session Of five months, ilf payable III advance, and the
remainder at the close of the session, Sos 90
Dny scholars, in English branches, ~ 50
. In Languages and Mathematics, is 90
French Language, 10
DEMONSTRATION. John T. Lomax, Fredericksburg;
Gen. :. II. Lewis, Rockingham Col. John w. Gillian,
Ir. E. II Smith, Dnwidde Z. ~ Rev. {. J. Gibson,
Rev j. NJ. Banniser, Petersburg; and the Trustees of
the Institution. GEO. G. BUTLER, A. NJ,
March l9-ct.ahAp Principal.
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By James IL. lynch, Auct'r.
STOCKS AT AUCTION.

This evening, friday at halfpasl ) o'clock.
will be sold al the Exchange Hotel, $4,000 0! six
per cent stock OF The State OF Virginia; 81, 500
James River and kanawha Bonds; 80 shares OF
The Richmond Fire Association; & shares OF the
James River and Kanawha Canal Sock
March 10, JAMES Ii. LYNCH.
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KIssIEs P. O., LANCASTER, Co, Pa, !
October 26lh, lS47

In compliance with. your request, take plea
sure in stating that have now used the Reap
er purchased Of you in Va. two harvests on my
farm in This county, and that it has given great
satisfaction, mol only 10 myself, but 10 large
number oftarmers, who have witnessed its ope-
ration; and doubt not that large number of
them can be sold in This section Of our State,
which is, as you know, great wheat-srowing
country; and think our farmers will duly ap.
preciaie your most valuable labor and grain saw
ing invention when more generally introduced
and known. Very respectfully, yours,
HENRY KENEAGY.
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SALE Under TRIiST DEED

DY virtue Of Deed Of Trust. executed To the sub
ID scrber on the irst day Of March, 1871, by Lawson
NJ. Burfoui and duly recorded IN the Clerks Office Of
Chesterfield County, Tor The purpose Of securing sundy
debts therein mentioned | will on The tenth day Of
expose sae public auction 10 the highest bidder
for cash. all that certain tract, piece parcel of land
lying III the county OF Chesterfield, about three miles
from Manchester, on the Manchester Turnpike and
Chesterfield Railroads. contann. five hundred and
sxyone acres be the less, and adjoining
lands Of John Muchies estate aud Others and IL the
tract piece parcel of land whereof be late
Captain Francis Smith died seized and possessed Sell
ling Trustee, will only convey such title as Is v:sttG
in m- by said Deed, which Is believed to be unques-
tionablr. WILLIAM GRAY.
Feb. 9-c2awiis
10 POSTrONEMEST..-ln consequence Of the had
weather, lie above sale i postponed until WEDNES-
DAY the pain instant, March, a u O'Clock, NJ, II
fair, II not, The neat lair day Al same hour
March l2--ctd. WM GRAY.
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TWENTY DOII.ARS REWARD

TWENTY DULLARS RE Nv HKU.
4 ESCOSnE0 from West ham Cottage" on the
~ 25:h February, without provocation, Slave GILES,
an unusually large and likely Young man Of ls, quite
black, with beautiful teeth, and dressed In Grey krrsry
recently purchased him Of the Reverend Walker TIN
berakc, Carte's Bridge, Abemare, and he Is nc
luainted about Palmyra. in FiuvaBna. lie was seen
passing up the James River Canal, and II probably
ahon, Of those places. Will pay the above reward
fr hi delivery in Richmond or ten dollars II Sc
cured IN jail, So that get him apain.
March i6oca.gti BERNARD PEYTnN.
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NOTICE.

~ ICE
Is hereby given that application viii be made 10 The
Pfesden NJ and Directors II the Richmond, Frederick
burg and Potomac Railroad Company, for no renewal
of Scrip No l70, dated 10Th December, 1884, Tor two
Shares of Stock sad Company IN The name Of Philip
Samuel, which Stock transferred on ihr eighth dry
Of ecembtr, 1875 to the undersigned Joseph W. ship
pard and iie Scip hch Stock has been lost or de-
stroy-d. ARCHIBALD SAM FL,
JOHN r. SAMUEL,
PHILIP SAMUEL,
Executors ii Philip Samuel, deceased
Ian. 22--rw3in los. NJ. SHEPPARD.
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Halifax Court House. Virginia. March i6-raivtds

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE BOOKS.
ON The nd Of March, lsi7 II far, otherwise the
~ neat fair day shalt procred TO sell, for cash, IN
the cy nf Williamsburg, The Bouks composing the ii
br;ry IL I'll. H. Dew, deceased. late President cf VII
liam and Mary College. catalogue 81 The Books can
he seen IN al The bookstores aud Hotels OF Rich
mnnd and WlamshG.. WA. DEW
Feb. lg-cwids ENccmtor nf IN x. DEW. decd
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DLACK SILK SHAWLS.-S Some very hand
d some Black Silk shawls, for sale cheap al
Mach 70 CHENERY s. HARTWELL.
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JOHN C. SHAFER & co.

New York, anu Richmond, Va,
J RE now receiving their Spring Fashions,
:, and respectfully solicit the honor OF visit.
Fresh goods received from New York, per Ex.
press, erery ,oeek during The season.
March I6-d3r&clm
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN KING
VIII liam

N pursuance ola deed of Trust executed 10 the sub.
Gerber hy George Powell, brarng date The Jth OF
March, 1916, Tor certain purposes therein specified ana
duly recorded IN the CLERKS Office OF King William
county, shall proceed 10 srll, al public auction Tor
cash. on lie .2l dry If February, 1917, Al kng William
Court I~I,r, That bring Count day, The Tract "f Land
mt nlinnci IN sid deed. commonly called Woodbury.,
upon winch ihr SAID Grcfgr ~ Powell AT present re-
sidrs, containing i've hundred and fny-nine acres
miles from the cnud house and = very well adapt
ed L. the grown of Corn, Oas, Rye, &c There - upon
an excellent site for MIL The buildings are large
and cnmmodInus, and ~ some repairs might he made
very comfortable. As II Is supposed that any person
wishing 10 purchase vii fret view the premises,
more particular description u deemed unnecessary =
The ti.ir j. believed IA br perfectly good; but sriiha
Trustee, shall ouiy convey such .iile AZ - vr-ra III
WILLIAM \. SP.IlER, Trustee.
IJ- POSTPONEMENT.-fn consequence Of the in
crulrncy ii the weather the above sale Is postponed
until the end day Of March lc!7 that being King " H.
liam Court div when The ale viii certainly 70 ~.
Feb. a5-ctcs ". a. SPlLLER, Trustee.
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JAMES II. CONWAY, VI. u.
picbmond Feb 81 1sd7 -cl1t


SIX YEARS EXPERIENCE HAS PROVED
sGNHAT for the cure of Coughs Colds. Cnnsumptlons
/ Asthma. Splitting Of Blood, Pain and Oppression q
the Breast, there il nothing equal To H7NCES CON-
POUND SYRUP or HO5RHOUSD.
This Medicine has been III FOR si1 years. du-
ring which time there has been constant demand for
H. and lis popularity, instead Of declining, has been al
ways on The increase.
During this time many new medicines nave sprung
I'D for the cure Of the above complaints, some o wnch
lasted only few months, and Others not rs long; hut
H4NCE'S SYRUP has readily gone on gaining favor
with all classes Of society until il has now become den-
tilted nv MANY families
REGULAR FAMILY MEDICINE.
To those who have never used the Compound syrup
Of Hoarhound, this notice - particularly directed a.
IL those who have experienced Us peculiar happy
effects any praise Of ts meriis would he snprrihor
~ Prc4-25 cents per box, Of FIFTY PILLS EACH,
for Iance's Genuine Pills, or 5 boxes for 81.
Prepared and sold by SETH HANCE, lue BALL
more street and corner of Charles ard Pratt streets
For sale by j.. P. DUVAL & co. No lis
Broad street, Shockoe Hill, Richmond NJ. b..
SANTOS. Norfolk; C. HElNTISH, Ports
month; and c. CORLlNG & CO.. Petersburg.
March lG
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF Wild CHERRY
A LADY in Troy, N. ", who had been given up BY
THoY, May Is. 1916.
Mr.. Fowe I'm Octaher last, ] took violent cold,
which settled on my lungs and produced hacking
cough, accom- panied win night sweats which reduced
me very low A few days after was taken, emf
ployed one of our best Physicians, but received ~
helps tried another but with no h-'ier success, and
finally third, stll growing worse all the WHILE ~
this stage of the disease reduced low as To hu
unable 10 turn myself in bed Sit mp while my bed
was made. My physicians finally gave me up. and
said had tn. Consumption aud that there was no
help fur me- NV friends advised me- 10 try Nisdf's
Baisam OF Wild Cherry, but The Doctors oliecled ,ng
ing tha, il would only hurry me out Of the world u
naly procured hottie, and by using thee bottles was
restored TO perfect health rsoS
10 Beware OF counisrfeits and lmiiatons-syrnps'
and all other preparations Of Wild Cherry. Remember
they only initiate in nGme, wiinout possessing l.ie
ines Buy non. but the genuine and original Dr. WIS
TAg's BALsAM or WILD CnERkY-signed !.
Butts on the wrapper .
SETH W fOWLE, Proprietor, BOSTON, Mass.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GAYSnR & WOOD,
No. As Main Sect Richmond,
"A he nru1 pens rail-
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NOTiCE-By virtue OF The authority vested
~ IN me by deed of trust, executed on the
oih.ol March. lS47, by Robert H. Jenkins to me,
a. trustee for his creditors, recorded in the
oierS's Once OF The Hastings Court OF Rich
mono mono, have constituted and appointed the said
nooet' II. jenkins my lawful Attorney and
Agent 10 collec; the debts and claims lately due
to The sa i'd R. h. Jenkins, and in the said deed
conveyed 10 me as Trustee; and TO execute and
sian' all necessary receipts, releases, and acquit-
'ances therefor, and 10 do all such other acts, and
none y other, as The Agent, to be appointed by me
10 pursuance OF The provisions OF the said deed,
do. D " naNICT
:. Trustee for Robert Il. Jenkins.
March RI
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TI,r.viIIe, February 0-cw6w

ITO NFssRS GALES, STOUT Ann WARD of
III. riiy of New York Gentlemen: You WI take
notice thar, 9,! day nf Aprii, lei7 hewren The
rou.s o:e W. aud 6, T. v we shnll proceed to take
al the Law Office of T. II. Hudson, ESQ, in the city OF
New Yo,1 and State Of New York, thu dispositions nf
e. W. Errire't, L. X Avrir, - King, j. French, J. J.
smith T. H. Hudson, {, al And further lake notice,
that IN ihe 9Th day Of May, s47. between The hours
aforesaid A. The house q Amos podd, IN Bloomfield, IL
the county of Essex aud State of Nfw Jersey, we sh,
procred IL lake the dispositions Of The sld Amos Dndd
Josiah Fa'rchid, e al And further take notice, hat
on the lmh day Of MAY, s47, AT The Counting Room OF
lay.,n Z Dodd in the cy of New Ark, aud State Of
Mr. Je,.y between the hours aforesaid we shall pro-
cert L. ,akc the d-posiiions Of David c. Dodd James
l'ctd vi: lam f. Layton, Aaron Young, George IL
Dorem, opt Marlain al, 10 he READ in evidence IT
our h.,f in eaii-s ol foreign attachment
now depending in The Circuit superior Court Of chan
Gerry fur tie Richmond Circuit in witch wo aud others
are IL idants and you COMPARTMENTS and IT, from
any cause, the sald dispositions should not hr rom
menc-d 81 finished, the said several days aforesaid
thr same il Lr continued fiom day n day, Sundays
caceptrd, between the same hnurs nntil completed.
LAYTON g. DODD,
nv { Rassrtt French and Holden Rhodes, Counsel
A--litSrwiS
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ry,G EDWIN BURNLEY, SARAH E. TRt' EHEaRT,
1 JaS. l.. TRUEHEAKr, JOHN u TRtEHEARI,
aud Am T., his wIie-lake notice that on The Pun
day ~ Gril next. s47) hotween the hour, Of sunrise
arJ sr,. of that day al the house &C Achilles Lump
Kin in the county Of Hanover, Virginia We shall pro
coed take tie dispositions n Joseph Hooper. Edward
Sy,r 1ad others Ia he read as evidence Tor MS ~
Char-, az s;il now pending and undetermined IN me
Circuit superior Court Of Law and shanciy Tor flano.
yer cnnGy whsrein plaintiffs, and you the ,ad
Edwin Burnley and others, are defendants. Ana H.
from any cause fesecn tie taking OF the SAID he-
po.it;r,,s shall not be commencea ar, being conf
mencr,i should not he completed on that day. the lax
Ing OF HE slie will be adjourned from time to Time I'M
III the SAID DISPOSITIONS shall be completed
f;l.-o under our hands This lHh day Of February,
1917. GEORGE w IKu shEahi:
M,,.u s-rw3w FRANCES C.. TRUEHEART
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AUCTION SALES.
By N. II. ~ &. Ii. Hill, AUcts.
TWELVE NEGROES

We will sell This Morning. al 10 o'clock, 3
Negro Men, 3 Girls II, Is and 10 years old,
ard Woman and Children and Woman
and Child. n. Z. & C. B. HILL,
March 10 Auc,iuneers
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RuEAW al ~ JAIL.

nT TIE first day &C December. iein Il runaway slave
~ 90 r.mmrioi 10 The ~ II carroll county,, w
pluI wnp gives the iuuwiii. account of himself. lie
says that lie fn.irri: hrony.d u widow jenkins, OF
Frederick coGnty Vgnia; that 'lfs Jenkins hed some
time as lal llia n-r executors heirs sod hni, AL
FRED 20 n Nrcro trader named Jchr Whiir; that on
the day s'.-r Whl.e bought hn he started or VAIN MIN,
hut on t.s same sod HIM 10 man living IN The
road iios. name ALFRED did Rnd nui, ~ he only
remain a on hs Plantation one iight, and ran IN the
next f.y said ALFRED Is i've Get eight inches IN
height very stou,y built, apparently between twenty
and ~ my five years Old OF light br"n complexion,
and ha. Ia external marks ar sears he IS
gued 10 forward prove hiS property, psy expen-
srs anl receive his slave, hs uIll h. dealt with &C
cordlnr 10 Inv John COCK,
Jailor of Carroll County
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used one OF M'Cormick's improved Reapers
in my last harvest on The farm 81 Chapman
Johnson, Esq, near Staunton, and considering it
a great labor and grain saving machine can con-
fdenly recommend il 10 The farmers OF Augusta
and elsewhere, as most valuable implement -
Many OF my neighbors saw lis operation and
were much pleased with il. ~
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR

VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR
SALE, AT HALIFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.
,S,HE subscriber having determined 10 remove 10 The
West. vii sell Ia The highest bidder. on he pre-.
misses. IN tic 24 day Of Mly next, aha heins Court
day. If previously dIsp sed ri ~ private salr ms
well known Tavern "usr. tie Planters Hotel, 4; Tia
ilax Court House, situated Immediately IN front OF thr
Cont Eiouae and The most business pan 81 The vi
lage The House isw. arranged for convenience and
comfort and Is we'll suited for either or both. mrrchan
dsing and tavern,kerping. There IS attached 10 the
Tavern All necessary oui-hn,es. Stables, lee house.
Sc &C. &C There il between three and fur acres 81
land in ali. belonging la the premises
Terms l!b-r raj. ani made known on day 81 safe.
JAMES II EDNDNDS0N
Mr. 70, d.
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T,URPfN s. co.'s OFFfCE.-Drawn Nos. Of Alex
i ahdria Lottery, Class II, March l6:
81 So 40 % 30 A 50 80 "a 50 n a9 80
p H. Capitals: prizes OF s., goo, co., ,2D0 0OO
597. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Whole Tickets s.; halves
quarters so cents. For sale until o'rloek to-day nj
FORTUNES NEW HONE, TURPlN + CO.'S Of
FICE.
Also, for To day-the Cockade Lotiery-rapital
$4,000 Tickets 81; halves SO cens quarters % cents.
Drawing comes hand To- morning al O'Clock;
rrturn this afternoon o'clock. Packages and single
Tickets for sale at TURPiN s. CO.'S OFFICE.
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THE HUNCHRACk.
The Youthful Queen.
Notice.

NOtlcc.
DeOPOSAL.S will be received until 10 o'clock
! AM, on the 18th instant for furnishing
me Pubic Guard, stationed at the Armory, Rich
mond, with raions from the 20lh March TO the
10th September, lsi7. The 100 Ratons consis,
OF The following
Prime Pork, IS lbs, or l25 lbs. Of Fresh Beef.
Superine flour 1925 lbs.
Soap, lbs
Candies lilbs
Sall4 quarts.
Vinegar. gallon
White Beans, 6quar,s.
days. '''0
oe.orisy ~ih he required inr th- faithful ner-
f"'mancc OF any contract made under these bids.
CHARLES DIMMOCK,
March l6-id Capl. Com'dg Public Guard.
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JOHN C. RUTHERFORD
Attorney at e<Isy,
REMEDY FOR AGUE AM

DRACTIGES in the Superior and lnicf;ot touits ~
i Goorhsrt aud rowhstan.
Posi- niice Al Loeb Lomord, Goorhiana
Ian 22-cw2m
INFALLlRLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND
t'EVER.-No Cac, , Pm!
nR PRICE; AGuE AND FEVER PILLS ae war
~ ranled 10 cure Agnr and Fever IN from twenty IL
thirty hours ii directions followed. Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured the worst Gases: ~
no lnriamce have thirty been known 70 iaii. They are
prepared from simple vegetable medicines. Each box
contains twenty Pills Price s per box; or - per
dozen. Planters and Farmers would find II 10 their IN
teres 10 keep -uupy nand !hry May mus save
large Doctors Bills The Pills he phi up IN nrat
l.Irr arkacrs and sent ~ NAL, letter postage. The
ptoprl.tuIs IN order Er-ys countrrritS ,rd ipaSi
ton are determined establish agencies Al or
der. u attended with The cash PSI pad ana u
recIrd 10 Dr. & J. kESNok ia q W.,
Bank street Petersburg, Virginia.
n. i The money wl be returned IN every c:sr OF
failure. Iiilv 5l-fu