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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-20

H. editor Of The Congregational Journal, Religious newspa-
per Of high eha'ae speaks voumes good quail
ties Of wistats Balsam;
CONCORD N. II, March 9, 1886.
NJ w Fowle-Dear Sir Two ytas u past
sudden and vo nj attack u"r- by e
fined M and bed for reeov-
cred much oppressed by difficulty breathing
incapable Of rapid waking and
ab' 10 sleep bed by night The suffering
queay extreme, and judging from irecaey
used supposed the disease neursbls Berg persuaded try
bottle Of WiEiars Basam OF Wild Cherry conf
denee its efficacy that Of prescription
fully understand surprise and when i-uly
almost entirely removed before bottle
moral medicine, and seldom any form moth
ing but ahy with my make hi.
public statement and recommend the article
heted With spset ycurs truly, HENRY WOOD.
NoRe genuine. unless signed BUTTS the wrapper
Fer sale by GAYNOR & WOOD. D~urrist. an Is
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PRODUCE
AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
EHE sne,srber having him BsNrty Rrsa
OF VirEinia. they oil continue PRODUCR AM cES
kRhL COMMISSION BUSINESS. No LisAt s,.., w.,
Baltimore under t1- nrn Of SHEPPARD BIBB
are rs'peeuuy sohetrd They viii to he b.,
and tie proceed. promptly rsnitaed
BAIrIsoRE, April I, 1877
REFERENCES,
VIM MeDoaah Sens,
her Brown q Sons.
Robt A. Taylor sons
Celrehs n turuan, oaiuncn
n. Pike h Ward,
Walk us Dunra1 h Rust
Roberts L. Brsnia
James 2 HunsT, NoroG
Cot J r Jones
Wm b Blob. lharoiesvils
J. A Parker, T.,,,-.h
r T Thorn. Esq,
NJ Slaughter A. Co,
-, ap lo-1itwtr
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR NAY
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Gas No IA, -,
irawn at WlmlRgton Del, on Saturday May Isi. 1877
IS NUMBEas-l2 DRAWN BALLOTS.
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The following particulars OF occurrences in New
Mexico are copied from published by the Govern
mont press in Santa Fe;
MASSACRE OF GOV. BENT AND OTHER AMER
lCANS AT TAoS-BATTLEs OF CANADA, Ell
EMBoDA, TAOS AND MORO! AMERICANS
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

70 hIhh.-TAree women, balance of the yer. 90. a
pan cook and washer good washer and rcper on.
With young enid. Apply To ~ No
Ap ! RICHARD mn r.
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a. ORSES! HORSESl HORSFST
NDA TOT fae a. "TATTtR5ALLs three r.,r,
'i watch Horte' Also, a number Of ,in,l. 49,.
"a aa,n,s' hoe'-''i Of Whsh very doe ana viii be
.t ~ 800. &c glleei Pct'Sn' ~ao'i-g Horsss nay be 40
-u ca o getinE them 70 W q. r. p-,..-,,e.
W ho'ses nssn at Livery aN Btusd ana BroIe for m.
CHARLES v ALLEN
Council Ia EItu
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Iteks sosharcs IN Cen rf p.ekas, Of
Wholes $3.50 Go do hives s6C. 90 quarters $50
sUsoUEHANNA LOTTERY Class No 60 TO be drawn =, "a,
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RAPPAHANNocK ACADEMY, CARO-
LINE COUNTY VA

THE subscriber having been elected Principal Of this
Institution so long and fayOrably known, would an
noince 10 the public that Fill he opened again on the
lst April, 1877. The buildings will be put In complete
repair and ample aud comfortable accommodation VIII
be afforded for large number of boarders The siina-
tion il retired and remote from any public place, being
five miles from Port Royal aud about fifteen from FIRE.
dercksburg yet sufficiently near To he easily access-
be and ia unsurpassed by in Virginia. rs to neigh
borhood kealhiness Of oeaoa and argeness oil accom-
modaton The course of instruction will be extensive
md thorough, embracing all the studies III the depart
nents of the Classics, Mathematics and English usual
IL plrsued in Institutions Of high ORDER such rs VIII
III the student for College, for any oil the O.
for entering at once upon the duties of life There IL
connected with the Institution we'll selected Library
of about seven hundred Volumes 10 which the students
will have access free OF charge. The scholars WIZ board
in the family Of the Principsl, and We received ana
treated rs members of the same. The government VIII
be parental, requiring, however, strict accountability
on the part of the pupil The first session VIII COM
mence on tue lst Monday Of April aud close the last
day of August with vacation Of one MONTH NO
deductions will be made for ABSENCE except in cases OF
protracted illness.
Board (noluding washing and fuel) and Tuition, per
session of five MONTHS half payable IN advance, and the
remainder at the close OF the session, Sos 00
Day scholars, In English branches, ~ 50
d in Languages and Mathematics, Ia Oo
French Language, w
ADMINISTRATION John T. Lomax, Fredeycksturg;
DIR. +. H. Smith, Dinwidde c. II Rev. q. J. Gibson
Rev j. NJ Bannister, Petersburg; and The Trustees OF
the Institution.
Address, for the present, Port Royal, Caroline Coun-
yya GEO. C. BUTLER, A. NJ,
March le-ctls,hAp Principal.
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New York Hotel.

NO. 72I BROADWAY, NEW YORK
j. B. .UONNO1, PROPRIETOR.
THIS Horel, situate in the upper and fashion
i able part 81 Broadway, has been 50 enlarged
as now to be The most extensive that exists.
The convenience, beauty and salubriy Of i's
position have heretofore cauaed lis accommoda-
lion, 10 be SO monopolized by permanent residents
oflhe city, as 10 exclude The travelling public from
participating in The comforts.
Extensive additions have been made, however,
with view 10 sci apart Tor transient visitors suites
Of parlors and bedrooms, to be retained al all sea-
sons exclusively for them.
Families from aiar will now find the choicest
accommodations Of This Hotel constantly SCI apart
for Them, and every attention will be paid 10 rem
der il as attractive 10 Inc transient visitors rs IL
has proved TO those who, residing in the vicinity
of New York. have constantly, since lis first open.
ing, honored il with their selection, a. combining
all the luxures of The best European hotels with
The advantages OF It's location.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
& o . u Y T. A RS

GUM ELASTIC MACHINE BETTING.
HE have received supply of the above Betting, and
w request mers, manufacturers, and all others
who using Machine isrtng, give il a trial. being
satisfied from tie evidence before US that il ~ vastly
superior To the Leather Betting in general use. The
favorable opinion expressed. thus far by those wllu
have used H. has induced the manufacturers To make
arrangements TO supply II in unlimited quantities. and
to make such reduction in the prices the cast of irr
raw material will warrant. it, superior qualities have
introduced il into use in almost every town IN The
North, where machinery s running The agents have
certificates from many Of the superintendent Of the
largest iills In the country, expressing their entire
tsaction with the Reting also, from the United States
AImory al Springfield, all whose steam power is, noved
by II. In Charleston, Mobile and New Orleans, the
sales OF this Betting large, and rapidly increasing
We have also received small supply OF Gum Elastic
Packing for steam joints and boilers which is Of great
value, as any machnst who tries it will acknowledge
II is used by engineers all The Northern railroads
aud steamboats,, and in all the new steam mills
light Two Ply Being, for railway belts in cotton
mills, is also made, which Is greatly superior 10 the
cotton webbing generally employed. Also, article
for elevators in finur mills, with buckets permanently
insrrted-an invention OF great utility
shall be happy 10 furnish persons DESTROYS Of ma
King trial Of either uf The above articles III the nfnr
nation in possession. and 10 exhibit such Of them
have received, aud To receive orders Tor all The
Others, which shall be promptly attended To.
WILLIAMS 4 HAXALL,
March 2G-c2W Agents for The Manufacturers.
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March a3-ctl5thAp
NOTICE

NOTICE.
rJ1O Jacob Wilson, late cook and steward, Benjamin
j Bell Charles Jennings, Goldsbnry Jackson, Henry
Warmsby, Elisha Taylor aud Hiram Hans, late sralen
of the Brig Gen. Marion.
VIRGiNIA:-At Superior Court III Chancery for the
Richmond Circuit, held NJ The Capitol, IN the CITY Of
Richmond, on Thursday, Feb. 25th, 1877:
Allen H. Mills Marshall r. Stafford and Charles Huh
bell late merchants and partners trading under the
name and style of Mills, Stafford aud Company,
AGAINST Plaintiffs:
frederick Grfing and Philip w. Shepherd,
Defendants:
II appearing TO the Court from the papers filed in the
suit Of Norve and McKim against GrIfilng and others,
lately determined in this Court, that Jacob Wilson late
Cook and Steward, and Benjamin Bell, Charles Jen
nngs, Godshnry Jackson, Henry Warmshy, Elisha
Taylor, and Hiram Hans, late srnmen Of the brig Gene
raj Marion on her voyage fran Boston, Massachusetts
10 Richmond, Virginia, which was terminated IN the
month Of January, eighteen hundred aud furtysix, ale
entitled 10 wages and 10 damages against thu said
brig and her owner, Frederick G,iing for which they
have nut in no claim; and the said brig having been al
aced and sold nj the s'it Of Cyrus Hitchcock William
Marshall aud Julius :. Hitchcock, merchants and part
ners under the firm and style Of Hitchcock, Marshall
and Company, and other attaching creditors u" the said
rifng il ia ordered, that notice to The parties above
mentioned, as having been lately the crew Of the said
brig be published In one OF the newspapers puLllshrd
in the city Of Boston, and published III the city OF
Richmond for fur weeks successfully that, unless they
shall apprar personally by Counsel nj The Clerks
Office of this Court, aud file their petition, claiming the
wages and damages aforesaid, before the thrtie day
of June next ensuing The dale hereof, the Court will
proceed 10 dispose the proceeds of The sale Of The said
brig among the attaching creditors ni tile said 6rnng
Cory-Teste,
q p ROBERTS. elk
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THREE HUNDRED PACKAGES
New Spring Goods.
TILL u TER A RRITi
AS ~ rOa~

MARCH Is, lS47.
BROOKS, BELL & HUDSON, are receiving nj their
- Store, No. I43, Eagle Square, by the Thomas r
Thompson of Boston, The "CoIrer and Express line
from New York" further supplies Of SPRING
GOODS, making in all about three hundred packages
comprising the latest styles, which nearly completes
their Spring assortment.
Their stock of Plain and Fancy Silks, French, Eng
sh aud American Prints, Scotch Ginehams, Lawns
Oreandies Jucones Berages, and other styles of La
dies Dress Goods cannot he surpassed for variety OF
beauty In this any other market.
They have, in addition To the above Gonds, an un.
usually large stock of all the best styles of Beached
and Brown Dumestics, Cloths, Cassmeres, Vesiings,
French Linens, Irish Linens and Sheelings, and u
large stock Of cheap Summer Sufs. for Mems and
Boys wear. They ask the attention Of Country Mrr
chants, we'll Farmers aad the City trade Ia teu
large aud commanding stock, pedgns themselves Ia
offer Goods the most favorable terms for cash oh
the usual credit In punciuaI ucaIrrs.
March i5--c3w
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AsraEinn,s Office,


MO. b, SONT Tn FOEf = tEN Tn
~ STREET.
Lei aillhc world say what they can,
For Seln. prizes STRirToS's The man
Drawn ms If Sn~s-x Lottery Class 81 March >. :
- 10 n 10 % Il 50 81 - u Is Is.
Ticket Ms - - 81, annlhrr frze. sold AMI paid
Nv SrkATTON.
Inawn Nus ofSussry Lottery Extra 81" - March a.:
Il, Is Is - y / IL Il O. = 81 ~
Whole Ticket Nos 4 - ~ Iwu more .old aud
Ticket Nos. 81 IS -, paid by s'rRATTuN.
Drawn Nos or Alexandria Lottery. No. y, March ~:
81 3. 80 IS ~ 3 90 s. ID 90 II 50 Is.
Drawn Mos of Lrrsburg Lottery, No. 10, March % :
30 % so 81 10 10 ~ 81 u - - rs Is 10 II
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$3.50 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY New Jersey, No. IS Capitals
1913, 529, 5000, 5000, 1900 1879, 50 Of 900
&c. IS Nos. IL drawn. Tickets g. halves 3;
qrs. 80.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
WEDNES AY-A lexandria, Nc. Is Capt.
tails $4,000, 5000, 1000, 1850 10 oil 500, &c,
&c. G6 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets IS; halves 80;
bqnarlers %.
10000 DOLLARSl 5000 DOLLARS!
TuURSDAY-New Jersey Lottery, NJ. IL;
Capitals: $4,000, 5000 $500 i,OSS 10 oil ,0JO
Sc rs Nos, and II drawn. Ticket, IS halves
, 30; quarters %.
1000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-Mononsalia Lottery, No. H. Ca
pilals: $1,000, 1900. loo, 1913, Of 400, Of
$50, &c, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets i;
halves | quarters 50 cents
1000 DOLLARS! $500 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Su Sussex, No 10. Capitals:
$1,000, $500, l,5Gl, s Of 1000, &c. q Nos,
5drawn. Tickets f. SO; halves IS; quarters
G2c.
5000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY NTGIIT-Sussex, Extra, No.
81. Capitals: S.. 600, ,oo0 900. 500, 400, &c.
&c Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81 So halves 10
cents; quarters 81 cents.
Orders tor Packages, Certificates oi Packages
aud single Tickcls in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly allcndedlo, anddlawings sent whenr re-
ouesled. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
March % Richmond. Va.
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By w. GOddiE, Auct'r.

MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE CT
TY OF RICHMOND FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
TINE undersigned, acting as the Attorney in
i fact OF The heirs at Law OF Archelaus
Hughes, decd, lae OF The City Of Richmond
will sell at auction. upon The premises, on
TUESDAY the 18th day of April next, COM
mencns al - o'clock, M all The Real Estate of
which the said Hughes died seized and possessed,
situated on The South side OF Canal street and OF the
Basin, and fronting on Canal street and en- 10Th
and lib streets. Upon Canal street there are
tenements, among which is a large Lumber. house
nearly new, all ot which are occupied by good
tenants. The ois on l0lh and llh streets will
BE- each suhdlvlded into 4 lots fronting on each
Street. This property BY lis proximity 10 the Ba-
sin Of The james River ard kanawha Canal, and
The business part OF The city, is rendered, 10 The
estimation OF the public, OF great ualuc.
And on The same day upon the premises, COM
mcncing al o'clock P. NJ. will be Sold that
large and desirable tenement al The corner of
Giace and 9Th Streets lately occupied by the
decedenl as residence; also, that very hand
some vacant lot adjoining the same. II is
rarely that 50 much valuable real estate is
offered for sale al auction, but as sale is neces.
sary to a division among he heirs, the properly
will be sold without any limit or rese,re lcaatever
Terms =. cash; balance in equal insamenls
a, one, Two and three years for bonds bearing in
lerest, secured by trust dt ed.
w. GODDIN, AIRY in fact,
For The heirs al aw oil A. Hughes, deed.
Richmond, 23i March, 1877 tbs
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
THE Board of Visers will meet al Lexington ON
i MONDAY, the 2sih of June, 1917, to make ap.
poinimenls as Cadets IN the Virginia Military Institute
Applications should he addressed PAID the Su
prior To that dny. There will he vacan-
cirs cu STarg Cadets in the following Senatorial Dis
ricts: Augusta, Mnnnngalia Isle of Wight, Halifax
Wythe Charlotte, Piitsylvana, Hampshire, Washing
ton, Fairfax Bath, KanawhE.
The Institute furnishes The STATE Cade, his board
washing. tuition, fuel, lights, Surgeon, books station
cry and matrass. ~ consideration Of which, he binds
himself serve t"o wears alter graduation leach
CT lie IS charged with CLOTHING only, the cost Of
which, incindlng pocket money, tthr control of which
j. exercised bY The INSTITUTE cannot exceed 500 year
mud, by economy. may he reduced 10 si0 or 50.
Applications will III The same lime hr received for aG-
mission a. pay Cadets: The total expense including
clolhinr, hrine about 1851 for IL months
All applications must hr accompanied by undonhted
evidence OF fair moral character, and person il mp
pointed Stale Cadet whose pernniary crcumstan-
ces aie such require the mid which IL contem-
plated for this class OF Cadets.
QuaLtFIcaTioSs-Age between l6 and 81 years-mi.
nmnm height feet inches, and freedom from bodily
disease or deformily.
TEsM SERvicE-Three years rs State Caict-not
less than Two years for pay Cadets.
The exercises of the graduation class will take
place Monday. 5th of July, which occasion the
class vii be represented as follows:
Sslnatcry addresses by Cadet H. b. SmytE, Of Wylhe.
Grafton by Cadet q. q. Wharton, nj Cnpeprr.
Grafton b. Cadrr D. l.. Powell. q. Loudoun.
vaedictcry Addresses ny Cadet !. Z. Moncure, Of
Stafford.
Exercises appropriate 10 the National Anniversary
Will consist ihr reaing OF the Declaration of indie
pp ndencc By Cadet j. H. PolndexteT, Of Richmond CIV,
and an Grafton Nv Cadet +. b. Jones, VI Frederick.
The Alumni Association Will meet m the 9Th day n
July An address wii he delivered by Lewis A Gar
nett, ESQ, "a graduate
March o6-r3tk Iaftl aiJeG Wt2sI
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Notice..

]. II. Wake, AND Dir. JOHN r. Wake
uAVE, upon the terms prescribed by law formed a
limited partnership, commencing the 18Th day
of February si7, and ending the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1852, to which the said Dr. j. X. Wake, VIII"
is sole special partner, has contributed 10 the con"n
fund Of said partnership the sum of two Thousand hve
hundred dollars; and that II. Wake Is the sole and
only general partner in whose name aud under whose
authority according To law, the said business VIII he
conducted, in pursuance o the terms of certificate
recorded in the Clerks Office Of the iusnes Court of
The City Of Richmond, The i,ih day Of March, lsi1
Given under our hands and seals this lll day "i
March, 1877. J. IL. WALkE, General Pnrlnrr
J. X. WALkE, Special Partner.
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TpIlST SALE

IN pursuance Of The provisions Of deeds Of trust
executed 10 the subscriber by Zones a. Hines and
Harjnl hrs wife, the dated on the lith day of Jn-
w. IsiD and other The lst day Of June 1884, for
certain purposes therein specified and duly recorded IN
the Clerks Office Of the County Court of Hanover.
shall sell, MONDAY, the 9TH day Of April, le47,
upon the premises, the highest bidder, for cash. the
land IN the said deeds named, and supposed 10 contain
two hundred and eighty acres, be the same more or
less The land will be shown 10 any one DESTROYS Of
purchasing by Mr.. Hines living thereon.
Should The weather prove unfair on the day above
stated the sale will take place on The next fair day.
The title is deemed good, but acting as Trustee
shall convey such tale only Is vested in mr. by said
deeds kD NJ. EAREEt, Trustee.
March y-cWtds
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CRAMPS PATENT FAN MILL

THE subscriber having purchased the right manu-
facturs and vend this Fan in Virgins, offers FOR sale
the right for counties. This Fan FAR exces, in etcien-
cy all others in use il being only necessary 10 pass all
them thoroughly thereby saving time and labor. This
Fan has uniformly taken The frat premium The Fairs
in The North and is in extensive use there. Having
from those who may he in want of Fan the coming
season. n, BALDWIN.
March
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SPRING GOODS.

DY late arrivals, we have received Spring supply
ID of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
embracing every useful, new and desirable article.
On our second floor, Country Merchants will find
Goods well suited 10 their sales, and rates as
they can be bought In the market.
In retail rooms city and country friends and
customers will find m equally well assorted Stock,
suited To their We respectfully ask call from
all who wish 10 purcha either al whole retail.
March 3U-ctf GAY, MATHEWS 81 co.
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lPusLic-No. IL
..,r f,r the admission Of the STATE oil Iowa ihto
As y the Union.
..,s The people of the Territory of Iowa did, on
Nns,s.n,h DAY Of May, ammo Domin eighteen nun,
II ee"' s,vsix by n convention Of delegates called
sd aha for that purpose, form for themselves
sd -, md State Government-which constitution
.,c,n in lis character and fsaturos-and SAID
ep,"n has asked admission OF the said Territory
,,nion a. State, equal footing win inc
pe 'n1 s,ars in obedience to can act for the admis.
ins ns states Of Iowa and Florida into the Union,
an March third eighteen hundred and forty nve,
lle' r, 10 define the boundaries of the stale ol
r .nd TO repeal so much OF the act OF the tn'rd OF
Iva aa thousand eight hundred and forty-ive, as
s't'' n The boundaries Of Iowa. (which said last
ms sDproved August fourth, ammo Domini eighteen
p - and fotty-si1: Therefore
Enacted by the Senate and House Of Represents
=, ,hs United States of America In Congress as
49,, That the State Of Iowa shall be one, and Ia
.,.clared 10 be one, of the United States OF Ame-
y. IA admitted into the Union on an equal footihg
- ~. orlenal States in all respects whatsoever.
rha And he il further enacted, That all Inc provi-
= IAN act supplemental the act for the adihis.
' ,hr States of Iowa and Fiorida into the oh'"n'
,cd March third, eighteen hundred ana lol'y-n.o
g tl,r same are hereby, declared 10 continue a1u
" IN full force ~ applicable 10 The state oi io"a'
'h In admitted and received into the Union.
!, a''eo' JOHN w. DAVIS.
Speaker ofthe House Of Representat'ves.
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS,
President Of the Senate
,,urcyed, December %, 1886. no,v
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Richardson "a So,

No. SO MAIN S TR l. e IT,
uAVE commenced receiving, and lay various
ii arrivals will shortly have in Sore a large
and genera assortment OF
SPRING DRY GOODS.
Their stock this season will embrace an unu-
sual variety Of articles for The use of ladies and
gentlemen, together with the coarser kinds Of Fo
reign and Domestic Goods usually found in a
wholesale store They are offered IL merchants
from the country on very reasonable terms.
March lS lS47-dlw&c2Wt
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NOTICE

TINE creditor. of the late Firm Of BrockinRtnn and
L sca,iersood are hereby notified TO exhibit their
claims, duly authenticated, without delay. 80 that, so
far as they may be entitled 10 dividends by virtue OF
rms. eed from Joshua Scailergood 10 the subscriber,
dated Jnly 2sh, Is.I and recorded in the Hastings
court Of Richmond, such dividends may be paid In
the absence of subscriber, tile SAID claims me' be
,ef far examination, with the authorization thereof
a. the storr Of Messrs Jones Winao 10 the city of
Richmond. PhlLif o. !oNEs, trustee.
March l9-dSc2aw4w
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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
HARTFORD, CONN.

rJNIiIS Company Incorporated III ihr year lelo'
L with 4 perpetual charter and Capital al Sanu wv"
and ins,lrrs against rss damage 10y IRE on dwelling
housrs manufacturing establishments, h"nSeloi itir
nurr aud merchandise III general, on the most iav"I
hle terms.
ANY losses which the Company may sustain on rsqhrs
taken al this Agency, viii be adjusted with prompt
tude and lIberality.
Applications fnr Insurance. or the renewal OF policies
mav be made Ia the subscriber wl" has been duly ap
pointed Agent for the city Of Richmond ana vicinity.
March a3-c3t u. BALDWIN, Agent.