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SUGAR AND uOi.A>>ES.-5O Lh4s sf-isky Or m,
- sugr i3s tb', prime Meas es IN tore am r :
ale by de - WILLIAM ANDERSON, IT,
LAW NOTICE.

'tNHoMAs P. AUGUST ard ISAAC r. WATKINS HAVING
formed Co-Partn-rshp the prast &c II tie Law vii
nef rta attend tbs sa-eor ana nro City II
Richmond and county of Heni-o them
vii receive the setest on Fansn s.
nearly opposite Dr. Puners Church heo oe coupe
~ Mr.. August. a, st-Tn
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New Novel by Lever.
AUJHOR or Cfi4RLFS O'.MfLLEy &C.
ENCUANGE BOOK -SrORE.--THE KNIGHT or
~ GWYNNE a Tale Of the Time OF Union. nv Charles
Lever. ALSO
CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN Mnrai. Pcc.cai and n o.,
rea with ~ highly finished cnfnving. ~ Ms jameson author
&C Day NJ an Ennuycc, Gc
For sale AZ tho EfciaHrr Best S'sre.
P6 CF FISHER. Agent
HTIFTN uAGS FEATHERS
y 900 he Becswar Just tCceived. for File BY
JAG GORDON 4 SIMMER.
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Oh KEGS sALTrErRE
100 cd Iva Coffee
90 Iihds Poro Riso Moirs wing and Tor s,s nv
b6 DAVENPORT ALLEN = co.

EFrEFN Cs,k, Solar Lamp or Winief bic elei rcceIgia.
= AID by Jfc pAyENroRT, ALLCN co
BBORfO ECu SUGAR hhts strictly primo. Just teesv q mr.
stlc by h6 GORDON 4 sKtSKER.
INV" uuNp'rr sasta Liverpool blown sal factory flied
. ard rd-r 90 Woodruff, Tanow cardes-nni
inc auiior stoty h6 wORTuSM McGRU IN 4 co
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ARDEN NJ Ds-Ths sut-cre has Just rcee we'd per
- eIpes-- his fun sgpy of Gadsn Peas ami
Beans ke fresh nom he e'l-bt,d esab.hm,ni Iaat-th
fhAdefh wief he Fan wi CO. eHee
IN hs coittry Catalogue containing s di.
De pasiHh q IN a ~" days johns Ton, Dtusris,.
IA
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SAML. 7. HALVES,
r.NAN DEURSEN,
Jan. 4, 1917. r.. BRUCE WARD
COMPREHENSIVE.
The utd" Encd former partners have rrsn a-,oe
aei thcuevs 70 ieh under the I'm or ahrup Van urur.
or ihr prfpoc ~ tfiracnr feuersl nry bus n
We suceecied m o bus Gm or rr Wan
Druf Wsr Nr9 Vain s e. Ri hoad Va whore W. iep
Al an rr'i tcn ~ gori ard wiz b. ri ,a sec
OIL AMI mcrs, well ~, late frm
FAYErTE LATuROP,
Jan4. 1917 VAN DEURSEN.
The fuhsct br ~ The firm of awcs Van Ward
wiz orso thc settlement or the bushes. ~
IN ic ~, and CGsrs t services to f ndt
10 ctuuty produce. Ne centrally
found of Lainp Van Drurcn No 81 Main sfee
Were he viii b. pleased his Oh
.atS, tef7. sAMI HAWEs
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DIEsOIILTlON.

fIiE copartnsrshp heretofore existing between the sub
l. scribers under tho firm oi HAYES. Van Dcursen g.
Ward red. ~ Hmrtor. ha 7ir m nrcf Thosr
deb us viii ptasc MAX rst'y pa possible
very important - rpr Nv oct The husirrst ~
hn wo succed Ne hf huanesofed by Tayttic tathfop
and Van brurr1wr corl1 y mrd 20 he pat
support 90 hbe@y iciowtd ousryc) ~ cn. AID
former cus.omers
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james Fenda John Fonda sarah Fenia ardnT adm
o'Ntm MeNnm,a decd Cclige Fi,wefs and Mary hi, wi p
~ ny w1nT and Jane e. 1hlrnas Sebb and Fnnees hs
" and 5afy Ann McNam,rr d,f,t.
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NEGRO-HIHgSG. &c


FE7HE subscriber, at his old stand. Main street
u corner below the 8anks rerro.. NJ
cut uses and attend ~ collections kind
ing 10 send negroes to be hired ng year ought IN
send them To him after Chrl. ssibc .rebv
curing bette homes and Every &c, - gy,
to the servants Mr. r. C. nue. to t hi IN
hing RICHARD RtfT ,,
hCnnh NJ nee y 1870
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~ no TUE CITIZENS or urCuuOND.-
a srirniIh Grilnr

EeOY WANTED. W. RAND1Lrm n Co.
~ wTh a. ti Nrrri hoy shout " years OIL Fot ono s,
coo coo' wei amended mir mice W be- ~
o(l rRtS rNNNtRs on, pnme quality, and IN Tod odI
NvVi1s' n hand AMI C,rslic.
a7 tHLoEs nEorHFR
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- FOR RENT,
THE CENTRAL" HOTEL,

'ENHE Room lately occupied by us as Count
II iug Rom next door to the Pot ofiee. For fut pAe
apply at this Office a. ~
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- The sts'r1cIs wishing {, luce their pes-nt stock of
Writer 70 d. VIII oder hagans all styles FanreIt san.
Cloths ta~nce' ard Nesrgs kerssys AM Laeys y ami
sefvans ELuk,'- Cashmeres, Rcm5aziner Al
paea Neunos md other DIES goods together WI te=eaI A.
."'ert OF goods for amles Also Carpcs Rugs
Drueset- CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP
jt7 90 Nj, :, a.,
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lotteries.
C.B.LUCK'SLOTTERY OFFICE,
ON VAIL STREET, OPPOsITE CITY HOTEL

susouEBANsA LOTTERY, Cas- No. T. to 30 dawn a, sa
tin.ore, January 18Th. 1871.
&C NOS. II DRAWN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
THE DISPATCHES.

The dispatches of Gen. Scott, which will be
read by every body, leave rs no diSPosaole
space for any thing else Qf our readers have
preserved the diagram published By rs not Icing
since, they can study 10 advantage and with great
interest, Gen. SCOTS graphic descrip!ions) They
relate 10 the battles of Con!reras and Churu-
busco, and arc accompanied By reports from Gems.
Pillow, Worth, Qu;;man, Twigss, Smith and
Shields and Col. Harney-occupyng t'eslrs CO.
la.nns in The Union. The Union was 10 pub
lish last night, third and very interesting letter
from Gen. Scott, dated Sept. Is, and The sub re-
pors OF his officers, relating to The last great bat
lie, before The city OF Mexico and The entrance
into The city. We adopt the Unions views, when
it says:
How can we do Justice 10 these admirable pa
pers2 In what terms can We adequately express
our admiration for these brilliant achievements
History nowhere describes more noble feats, or
Drawer and better disciplined troops, and finer ofi-
GERS Than those which are exhibited on the pre-
sent canvass. The descriptions are almost equal
n The actions. The pens OF our officers are wo!-
Inv Of their swords. VIVA, American heart does
no, swell with pride when he sees such chivalry
snch devotion TO their county, such skill on The
part of our officers, and such daring on The part
of cur menl We are proud Of our country her
self, and her free institutions, which raise up such
heroic spirits.
We call the readers attention especially 10 the
las, letter of Gen. Scott, which we publish this
evening, and which narTates in glowing language
the fire separate rict0ries which We gained on
one day-like The five brilliant acts OF some go.
rious drama.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

A second large and enthusiastic meeting was
held a. Lynchburg on The 9Th inst. Maj. James
Garland made an animated speech After an IN
teres,ins address from Rev. John Early, resolu.
lion was. on his notion adopted, in.Iuciing the
delegates 10 the Wylhevlle Convention TO say
TO the delegation III that convention from The
counties Yves, and Southwest OF the valley OF New
River, that, in The event the people ofhese counlle'
interested 10 the proposed Richmond and ONO
Railroad improvement will make liberal SUD-
scrin,ion 10 The stock Of said company, Lynch
burg and The counties adjacent thereto will raise
the balance necessary 10 secure the charter OF
said company, provided that Inc sum required
shall no! exceed fire hundred thousand dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
LOUISIANA ELECTION.

Avoyeles, instead ofelecing3 Wings 10 The Le-
gisla,u!e, gives Harmanson, D., for ss.I25O
majority, and elects Democratic Senator, and
Dem. and l. Wing member. Rapides, too, give,
Morse, D., $50 10 ITO majority for Congress, and
Democratic Senator and members Democratic
gain of |. Asiar as heard from. the Democrats
have gained = and lost 7 in The House, and have
in all probability carried The Legislature and
secured a U. S. Senator Ia gain) in place of Fl
Johnson.
Nothing decisive from the 4ih (Alorse's) Con-
eressional district.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
MoRsis CounTY, MrspaAM. n. }. I
nrfnhnr ~ IA.E

DR. Sam w. FowLr,
near SIR: This NAV certify that am about seventy
1--WE wears of age, born, and have always resided
In ,his town In October, lci5 took cold, and FOR
six months afflicted with the ihinenzi, aud the
worst cough have ever experienced during my whols
life. Myself and friends had strong doubts Of my
ever recovering got bottle At Schcncks syrup; u
did me no good. ! then applied 10 physician, who
prescribed iur me several tines bur did not cure me-
Al last nv physician advised me 10 take DR. WisaTs
Celebrated Baisam of Wild Cherry, which has per-
formed 20 many remarkable cures. did so, and he
live that saved my life my cough left M entirely,
when had taken single bottle. am now ENJOYING
good health. Ii again have similar attack, or
any Of my family, shall Immediately resort TO Dr.
Wistar's Balsam &c Wild Cherry. The physician
v no rccomnr nrd This Balsam 10 mr, was induced 10
do 20 from his personal observation and experience
IN usinc H. ONE very strong Of cure OF young
n,n occurred IN ihs immediate vicinity q! which Dr.
ilo;nan informed me. EPHRAIM SANDERS
a~- Beware Of counteff-ts and limitations SyrGls
and al! other preparations Of Wild Cherry Remember,
they only initiate IN name, without possessing the viI
tnes. Buy none the genuine aud original pR. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed ].
Butts on the wrapper.
SETH W FOWLE Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
For sale, wholesale and retail, b.
GAYN0R & WOOD,
No 4s Main Street. Richmond,
Nov la47 And BY Druggists generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

We are panied TO announce the sudden death
on Sunday morning, the l4h inst, OF Mrs. Lucy
NELSON DANIEL the wife of Peter V. Daniel, ESQ.,,
one of the Associate Judges OF The Supreme Count
of the United States and younees. daughter of the
late Edmund Randolph, Esq, formerly Attorney
General of The U. S. As The Rev. Mr.. Nor
wood stated, in his touching notice on Sunday,
Mrs D., who TOR some months had enjoyed re-
markably good health, received SO violent a
shock TO her nervous system from the fire
on Saturday night, in The immediate vici-
nifty OF her residence that il was impossible
for her constitution 10 rally. Il is seldom
that an occasion has occurred 10 call forth
sorrow for more distressing dispensa'ion,
than the death of this lady Her excellent
qualities, both OF head and heart, were such
as 10 endear her 10 all who we're acquainted
with her. With mind naturally strong and inn
proved by cultivation, she was calculated TO adoIn
any social circle. Her tastes and her duties di
recled her 10 dcvole herself through life 10 the
comfort OF her family and 10 the education and
training OF her children. In all The various rea.
ions OF life, her conduct afforded bright cr-
ample, which is an Invaluable legacy 10 those
she left behind. No one can appreciate how
dreadful has been The loss 10 her family. Words
cannot do justice 10 il, and il can be only estima
led by The deep and agonizing affection oil her inn
mediate household, Of her connections and her in
inale friends; and in persons mol so intimately
acquainted with the deceased, the knowledge OF
her unaffected pieiy, her gentle and pure spirit,
her transformations charity and her general bene-
violence, cannot fail TO excite sorrow for The less
CT one SO endowed and so beloved, and sincere
sympathy with her mourning and afflicted family
The funeral services will take place this morn.
inc al 81. Paul's Church. al IL o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
pnpIIc MEETING.

The people Of Cumberland County are requet-
led 10 meet at their next court The subjects for
their conversation are the pending war with Mex
leo. and lie Wimot Proviso.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

On Friday nigh, H. D. Gilpin, Esq, deliver
ed chas,e and maserly eulogy OF the late Sllas
Wright, in Philadelphia. The Vice President
and other Distinguished citizens were present.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
Nov. 1917
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
"A RECLAMATION.

WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred In the General
w Assembly Of this State, by The resignation Of ~
B. Sowiin. Esq, Of the ''ireatrs elect for the
county OF Campbell: The Sheriff Of The said county IL
therefore required 10 hold election on the second
Monda, in Drcenber next for delegate To NIL the va
caIcy aforesaid.
Given under my hand Governor, and under tho
lesser seal Of the Common wealth. al Rich.
lsRA lnand, this 18th day OF November, IN the year
1917. WIN. SMITH
Nav. l5--c6t
IN CtIaNCEKY. -VIRCisIA AT q Court held for
the County Of Accomac, at the Court house thereof,
on Monday, the o5lh day Of October, lei7
Thomas X. Joynes, PLAINTIFF:
against
Hillary b. StIinger Ell AL, Defendants.
This cay came The plaintiff by Miers w. Fisher. his
Counsel and filed his bill and exhibits, and Tho defend
ant Hillary Strneer not having entered his appear
ance and given security according To the act u Assem-
bly, and The rules OF this Court and II appearing by
tsiactory evidence that he Is not inDablant OF this
Commonwealth il ~ ordered that the said defendant.
Hillary B. Sirneer do appear here the Isl day Of
January and answer The biil Of tho PLANTING
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted In
some newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond for
months successfully, aud posted al the font door
Of the Court house of this county
True Copy. Teste,
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sAADs's sARsaPAnlLLA.-ln.he Autumn, then

SAADS'S Observation-Disclosures Autumn, when
the 5, stem Is exhausted BY the orrd heat of Summer,
and the srcIerivc organs hut lAncuj!y perform their
functions Indications OF an Improper state Of the lne
sustaining fluid and Of sluggish circulation, frequent
y appear hr surface OF The body ~ The shape oil
biIes ulcers running sores, i-iy CT ane0us cTup-
tons There exists, however, remedy for these nm
slightly erupions in Sands's Sarsaparlla. By rrstor-
ng the blood to hralthtul state, giving gentle sii-
muIus 10 The whole circulation, and especially the vrs
sis on The surface and the lime operating as
gent .perient, II soon restores healthy condition 10
thr ucs and 10 the skin fair and sn0o appearance.
.-y Prepared and sold by a. D. q y. SANDS, D'us
oil : loo FULTON street. corner Of William, New York.
Sold also nv ALEXANDER DUVAL, Agent, Main
street, Richmond Virgins, and by Druggists generally
United States. prcr, 81 per bottle,
s;Y bottles fer IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

MONEY MATTERS.-Thc n. York E1.
press oil Friday says
The Money Market is becoming more strin-
gent. The banks, for fear they may lose their
specie, arc more cautions in their discounts.
The N. Y. Tribune OF Friday has toe follow
ing paragraph:
We understand thai the Money Market is eI-
cecinsly stringent in Boston. The Banks arc
doing little or northins in The way OF discounts
and good paper in The streets sells al ~ 10 u per
cent. A very large jobbing house, Messrs Kim
ball, Jcwe,t & Co, failed there yesterday for up
ward OF 10000.
The N. Y. Herald says:
The auditors appointed TO make distribution
OF The funds in the hands Of The trustees, under
deed of assignment made by the Bank of the
United States, May l, Is4l, have reported fur
Their dividend OF sixteen per cent. upon The 6a.'
lance Of principal and interest 10 June Is, lS47'
on The post notes provided for BY that assignment.
Holders are requested 10 cali al The office Of the
trustees, in Philadelphia, and receive SAID per
cenlage. The notes entitled to The benefit o. ms
assignment, are all dated in December ie4o, ana
each is numbered with one of the numbers, 10
series from 7543 10 9644, both inclusive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

Died, on the morning OF The IIh inst, after an
illness OF lew hours, Mrs. Ley NglscN DA-
MEL, daughter Of the late Edmund Randolph,
Esq. and consort OF Judge Peer V. Daniel The
lriencs OF The deceased and Of her family are re-
guessed 10 attend her funeral from ST. Pauls
Church. this (fuesday) morning. al IL O'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16


Washington letter writer's state The interesting
fact, that The deficit in revenue under The new pos.
tage law from $500, 900 the first year, and 6iO 900
the second year, is this year reduced to only S40,
000, and i, is probable lha, P NJ. General John.
son will recommend an nnitorm system of cheap
postage, similar to the penny postage in England.
The Norristown (Pa } Register nominaies Mr..
Buchanan for President and Senator ColquitI OF
Georgia for Vice President.
The Wyoming county (Pa.) Patrol and the
Columbia (Pa.) Enquirer, also nominate Mr.
Buchanan, The former uniting with Mr.. B. Gen.
Butler for Vice President.
The Democrats of Henry County, Kentucky,
have nominated Mr.. Dallas for President, and
Gen. Butler Tor Vice President.
Renforcemens are pressing on 10 Gen, Scott,
camp. On The 9Th and 7lh there arrived al New
Orleans 400 privales OF the Kentucky Infantry
and $50 men of he Indiana Volunteers. b. the
energy OF The Quarermasler they will go on d.
rectly. Over $500 men have sailed for Mexico
from New Orleans within two weeks.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
MORE INCENDIARlSM.

On Saturday night The frame building on The
vacan, square on Grace Street adjoining the The
a,rc, was set on fire ard The roof burnt up. Ii
was erected by VIM. Burke, ESQ, and was occu-
pied as a cshoo-room BY Mr.. Stirling. Weuus,
that the police will vet be able 10 apprehend the
miscreanls honghuy destroy lie property and
endanser the lives Of our citizens.
a grand barbecue was held in Scoi'svi'le on
the Both ul,., at which able and effective speech
es were made by Messrs. G. w. Randolph and
B. H. Masruder, Of Charlottesville, and t. J
Niche, of Augusta, in favor OF The completion Of
The Scousvile and Staunion Turnpike. The
speeches are reported al length in The Sco'Isviic
Times. That paper slales that The subscriptions
were mos, liberal, and is confident that A!bcmare
will raise the sum OF 100000. II appeals TO
Richmond and Augusta 10 give them "aid and
comfort"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

We are pleased TO learn thai FL. P. Irving, Esq.
has abandoned bis contest with Thos. S. Bocock
Esn fnr a al In Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

Manltd, On he lllh ins;., BY Rev. D Shaver
MIR JOHN c. Scu'sM, to Miss ELIZA, daughter Of
Robert F. McGresor, Esq. al! OF this CITY.
Married. on The same day, by the same. alr.
MAssESA BsAzgLY, of this city, 10 Miss ETA.
BETH frances, daughter Of VIM F. Taylor, ESQ.
OF Henrico cocny.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

In pursuance Of The above order, will be sold. on
TUESDAY, The thjrteth day OF November isI7i al
10 O'Clock A. M at the Custom House, IN me cry ol
eash our boxes OF Segars and box Of Havana su-
gar, the articles named in said order: ,
e' EDMUND CHRISTIAN, marshai.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

s5For the want Of space, we are compelled
to postpone ill tomorrow The examination Of
Gen. KeaIny on Friday, before The Fremont Conr,
Martial.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
MISSISSIPPI.

Brown, Thompson and Fealherson Demo.
Gratis, elected 10 Congress; and Geographic re-
port Gin which we do not confde) states that
Tompkins, W., in the Vicksburs District has
beaten Roberts, Democrat.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

NATURE, FROM i!Lk MYSTERIOUS LABORA-
TORY la, furnished 10 combination Tor the removal
of human ills NOR. universally .ucce sfal than TliOM-
SONS COMPOUND SYRUP or TAR AND WOOD
NAPIllA. This medicine, prepared especially, ard
with rr.a care Tor diseases of the Lungs Throat and
Breast has By lis saaary effects siienc'd al ea'iis 81
its vir.iirs and secured the recommendation 81 many
PHI, sc., Of ihis ciiy, and the appreciation oi all VINO
have employed II. ,,,, ,,.yson
prenarrd only, and 4cldb by ANGNEY & DICKSON,
nj the North east Of Film and .prnes siseis
Richmond Va. Price So CENTS or ii per bottle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD

RICHMOND MARKETS, Nov.14
TOBACCO-Receipls and Inspections leb,
We quote Lugs 81 3; common leaf 3 Is a
4 so; middlins 5 a rs; good and fine 2S
a s. No fine manufacturing inspecting.
FLOUR-S5 62t a Gin very liu. demand
since the arrival o! The Caledonia"
WHEAT-Whiiel 20 1924; Red Is III.
CATS-25 a 81 c. per bushel.
CORN-E5 cents-dull.
CORN MEALS so cents per bushel.-
S.les Of country meal al so CTS.
PROVlSlONS.-BAcoN Smithfeld and Civ
cured, Q 81 cents, hog round; Western
Sides, u $ cents ShouIders,6 !. CENTS
Hams, II Iii cents. Supply and demand fair
LARD-I2 a l2t cents in kegs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

There is no United States Senator yet elected
by the harmonious Wings" Of Tennessee. Three
more ballots were held, and on the ast-tie tiredh
The vote stood, Topp 90, Neherland 10, Reese
H. scattering IS!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
N.Aiii.SE jGtN.%.4i

IIigN ~ N'tT TEtS TrV n! To cTJTK. n. vi.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Marietta Burr, Dearborn, New York,
sund;ies
Schr. Grace Carolina. Dorman, New York.
Schr Mary J. Peck, Dupny, New York.
Schr. Havana, Mcrshon, New York.
Schr. nic, Sadler, Washington New York.
Schr. YIN. A. Spafor, Harvey, New York,
SAILED,
Schr. S 3. hshniead. 5 ties, New York.
Schr. VIM Wright, Welten, Newark.
Schr Pncahou,as Smack, New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16
Nov. &c
T0IiISA RAILROAD DIVIDEND.

LOUISA RAILKUAU DIVIDEND.
NOR tho information Of the Stockholders, notice -
i hereby given, that The Board OF DIRECTORS na''
adouted the following resolution:
"Rssolred, That the bonds Of the Company Dc issued
N The for ten per cent their shares ON
49, snortatlon. PAYABLE on tho LIST day Of November,
ssa with interest from the Is, day Of July, is4e re-
deemabIe on any earlier day, al the pleasure VI mo
Company ,. ,o,i.s w,u
be given. CHARLES THoMFs"''
Nov. l6-cst --------
F0R gaITIMOREAND PHILADELPHIA.
!, = - 3 The STEAMER coLUMBgs.
Ezs Captain Parrish, will reeve .taye
iIsien! Ibis morning iii P NJ, for inc a1oss
places, and she will leave at 4, r N, NJ. h I'm
heads mus. be engaged at our Office before 0 enIy
sent down. Passage and fare % bs.'l,oic1 co N''
SIS HENRY LULA"
Nov. l6-li
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-16

is THERE AN EfFECfcaL CURE r'R lhE
p,irs ,-Ihe,r il most assuredly. Dr Upham's We
retahle Elecluary Is considered A. cedain remedy
far The Piles whether internal or external, bleeding or
hind It's siacess Is unaGunded.
sold Wholesale aud Retail by WYATT KRIcHAs,
I2l Fulton street, New York, and by 7. JOHNSTON.
Druggist, No. lis Main Street, Richmond Price one
dnllaI nrr bottle.