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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09

WE have received by the packets Patrick Henry, Po-
w cahontas and Greenway, and Union Railroad
the latest styles OF SPRING GOODS, which we offer,
at wholesale and RETAIL cheap for cash. acceptances
In the city. They are In part as follows:
Rich Grenadne and Glasse PLAID and Striped Silks
India Reps. and Plain, Plaid, Striped and Fancy Silks
Supcr Black and Blue Black Gro de Rhine, Plain,
Plaid and Striped
Rich Embroidered Grape shawls, Damask shawls
Zephyr Wors;ed, Berage Shawls aud Scarfs
Fancy ColOred, Plaid, and Plain Hack Alpaca
French and Earstcn Plaid and Striped Ginghams
French Musns, Lawns, Printed JaconeIts snd Organ.
dies
BLACK and White Ginghams, Lawns and Prints
Rich Printed Berages ard 0azorlnes
French, English and American Prints, cheap
Swiss, Jaconet, Cambria. mu md Corded Musllns
Plaid Silk Tartans, Roselyn Pla,ds and Robes
Eight cases Irish Linens, comprising every variety In
quality and price
4, 10 4, and IL superfne and medium Linen Sheet
Thread Laces, Edgings and Inssrtinga, Regency and
Bobbin Cambria and Swiss Muslin Insertngs
Black and Fancy Coiored Silk Frnge. Furniture Frngss
Bonnet, Cap, Hat and Neck Rioauds, Satin and Lus-
tring Rihands
Thread Cambrc, French Lawn and DIapeiy biusins
Hair Cloth, ARIEL Royal Buste, Grass Cloth and Corded
skirls
Shell Side and Tuck Combs, Buffalo and Brazilian
Ladies', Misses and chlldren's Silk and Cotton Hose
Ladios' Kid Silk and Lise Thread Gloves and mitts
Embroidered, REVERE and Tape Striped Linen Cam.
brio Handkerchiefs
spitafeld, Bandanna, Pongee and Plaid Silk Handkfs
Super Black French Cloths, Cassimeres and Doe Skins
Fancy Colored Cloths and Cassimeres for Spring and
Summer
Cashmareltes, Grape, Camle.s, Summer Cloths and
Gamhroons
super nrape de Etc. SIR Coddingion, Blue and Black
Plain While Striped and Plaid Linen Drilling
Heavy Brown Striped and Cotton Pan,sloon stufls
Plain and Figured Satin and Silk Vesnas, harsoillea
Vestines
Burlaps, Dowias, Duck and Russia Shesiings
large Of the best styles of Bleached and
Brown sheetinss, shirtings, oznahurgs. Drillings,
Plaid Domes,ics and Checks, manufactured In this
country. and at the lowest prices, for cash.
VALENTINE, aREEDEN CO.,
No. 2l7, Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
n,xrh 2n-eoaW3W
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:oMMERCIAL RECORD.
MARKETs. April 8.


Inspections increasing. There
TUE animation in the market for mana nl
sme, aascrip,ions. We quote Tugs at VI 70 a
1as ',nmon leaf, 3 SO a 3 25; middiing, %
~ i .V so,d and fine, A SO 10 8 W.
y " Sl1IR-S6 IS a 6 50. ,.o -.
tLlnocaT-Good to prime 1851 l3O GEMS per
e. he's, white. Little or none coming IN.
$3.50 e. cents-in demand. "a
ss;auncaT OFFAL-Bran ID cts; Snolts ~
il RIown Stufis 80 cents; Ship tnns oo c's'
f.SPN-Corn 70 aS0 els. c:,,,
onnvJsIONS-BAcoN: Smithheld ana CNy
nv =, o, a 10 cents; Joles cts; Hams IL Gus
~ s.n Sides. new, Ct a 81 els; Shoulders, a
sn,s: Joles 81 a 81 CTS. Old Sides o > c,s Is;
t..Jers "a II els. LARD-No. !, IN Kegs ioi
LIS 10 bbls.. 81 a 10 cts.
Ut, IT. For Cattle from the scales, gross
"a, IS 25 a 4 90; nett 7 ., ACCORDING !o
s s1r MUTTON So S5-scarce and IN
ana Hoes: Sc so a I, scarce.
a III cents per 10.
coTTON YARNS-Richmond and Man
.s,r Factory prices) Nos. 4 to IL, ~ cents
f,< 70 10 IS, % cents.
sIcE-New crop Al a At cents per pound
SsIT-Sl so from wharf; 60 from store.
STOCK MARKET.
.-td Jy Beverley Blair, licensed Stoekoroks'
s,,s six per cent Stoek-par value, $lOo-lass sa''
.,oor,,,on per cent. s,ock-par value, sloo-las
| ssss River and Kanawha Bonds-par vaiue' s'oo-
\ sIes at par, and Interest. .,oo ,.., s,,s
|s,ensnse Bank stock-par value, Sioo-'as' 'a'e
',nI.rs' Bank s,ock-par value, $lo0-last sales
,snia Baak stoek-par value, 47o-last sales o. vi
k,nsbes,er Cotton and Woollen Manufacturing o'oe
-, value, sl00-held at $50. an
S',..hmond Fire Association stock-par vaiue' $zV-
S, si, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
leS-Pal PrsS,ricksburC and Potomac Certificate
DeDI- opd and Louisa Railroad stock-par valu'
.s,.held at S25.
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w. P.Turpin's Lottery office,
MO. lOa EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

j. W. MAURYY &C.. .MdMd6ERs.
w. P. TURIN. VENDER.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
$4,000 DOLLARS
Alexandria Lottery, Class P, for 1877, TO he drawn
April 10Th. rs No. Lottery-l2 drawn ha'loia Grand
Scheme s50,OUU 2u,,mU, lC,uOd, 5Wo, a,UuO, a5uu,
3nOO 50 of OOu, 50 Of 500, Iii of 251, etc Tickets
sIO; halves S; quarters ST. Certificates of Packages
Of IS Whole Tickets slaU; a5 halves gu; Is quarters 80
o22a2 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery. Glass IL, for is47 10 he drawn
April 9Th. &c No Lottery-u drawn bal ots. Spleen.
did Scheme: So 222, II, ill., 7,7.7. 1893 Of l,Ill
of 444 10 Of 2o2 &c of ETC. Tickets s.; halves ST.;
quarters 25.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, class T. Tor l1ai; 70 % d,awI
Scheme $40 0OO 10000, 5,OuU, $40, 1882 Of lo,
10 Of $780, 10 of 300 90 IF l5u, etc. Tickets sl2;
halves s. quarters 3. Certificates of Packages Of 90
Wholes slUv; 81 halves 50; - quarters IS.
Remittances received free Of postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, as sGon as received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily Advertisements
March % w. p. TIiRPlN.
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uCK's OFFICE, Wall strest-Pesons In want Of
Lotteries under the management Of ID. PAINE & CO.,
are now selling sll the big prizes. The following
ar few sold and paid in q few days past:
Whole Ticket Nos. Is 81 80, tho Capital OF s26 ,OO0
old in this city.
Half Ticket Nos. 8 so 81, tho Capital Of $4,000,
nld in Philadelphia.
Half Ticket Nos &c. the Capital Of $40 900, sold
In Newport, Rhode Island.
Persons at distance should send their money to
LUCK, who will invest Il for them In Prize Tickets.
m particular attention the Grand Schemes for April,
advertised In another column.
One or more Prizes sold In every drawing received at
he truly LUCk'S OFFICE.
Drawn Nns. of Delaware Lottery, Class 81:
20 81 Is 81 ~ 81 "a IS Is 60 10.
Tickle, Nos. n IS 60, Capital, sold In the above,
Ind paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Class s2:
40 81 4s 46 9 81 Z S 81 ~ So l6.
Ticket Nos. 40, another Capital, sold and paid by
For To day-sao, 600. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
rs.
Also, $4,000! 70 Nos, 10 dawn. Tickets 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09

EXECUTORS SALE OF CARRIAGE AND
PAIR HORSES AT AUCTION.
On Wednesday mclning, The IA inst at 10
o'clock, in rroni of my sore, shall .eil al auc-
ton, 10 the highest bdder,.a very excellen' second
hand CARRIAGE; also, one pair OF fine young
HORSES, with Harness complete. btloneing 10
the estate OF the late Mrs Mary Treviian, Gee
Hy order OF The executor.
Ami Cd, ALEX. MOTT, Auos.
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March 03-ctl5thA


NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
THE subscribers are now receiving their Spring sup
i ply OF Foreign aud Domestic hardware, Cutlery
Tools and Britannia Goods, to which they respectfully
invite the attention Of Merchants and DINERS vsiiini
the city. CLhRksoR 1Ahn ~
:, No. i'll Broad Street, between eth and YIN streets
sign OF the Hand Saw, Richmond, Virginis'
March n
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United states Army.
RECRUITING SERVICE.

NEOhO ILNNf oCIN INI<'
WANTED for the United States Army able bodied
w men, between the lges If eighteen and thiry-hvs
years. being above five feet three inches high, Of gooG
character aud of ecabIe standing among their ie
low citizens None need apply 10 enter the aervice hu
ihose who are determined 10 serve-thr period Of the
cnlistment-honeslly and faithfully ''dunng as ,'ar'
sith MEXICO.
Table Of es.abshed rates agrseasy to eIisn9 laws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09
VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR
SALE ATHALiFAX COURT HOUSE VA.

'9'HE subscriber having determined TO remove to The
West, viii sell To the highest bidder, on he pre-
day) T. Previously die? sed IT by private sas, his
we'll known Tavern House, tine Planters noiei, "a, Ha-
iifaI Court House situated Immediately IN front Of the
Court Homse and The business oi the vii
LACE. The House Is well arranged for convenience and
comfort, Ind is we'll suited Tor either both, han
Ci.inR and tavern keeping. There is attached 10 Tie
Tavern all necessary ont-hoes, Stables, Ice house,
&c S-c., There Is between thee and four of
land in all, belonging TO the promises
Terms liberal, and made known on day II sale.
JAMES H. EDHOSDS0H.
Halifax Court House, Virginia, March l6-r3iwfds
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STOCK MARKET
FOR RENT,

,pcr and conyenient SHOP, at King Willlam
c,".. House, well adapted TO the Wheelwright ano
iin, House adjacent to said Shop. good work
= much wanted, and will ind i an e &c ssnn
- g., q workman. Possession may be nad imme-
lsins 'oi WM. r. GREGORY.
taey.
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By Last Evenings Northern Mail.
The news by The Northumberland has had a
happy effect upon the Northern grain markets.

n A slip from the Independence (Mo) Elk
positor OF the 25lh March, confirms the rumor'
Of the massacre al Taos-Gov. Bent and twenty
five Americans being the victims OF this cold
blooded assassination. A battle had been tough
at Santa Fe between 1000 OF the insurreclionist'
and 300 of Col. Prices men, in which The formel
had sc killed at the first fire, and the balance
fed. One of our men killed and seven slightly
wounded COL Caldwell, who furnishes this in
teiligence, states that he left Col. Doniphin al E
Passo on the 18th January, who has ere This ia
ken chihuahua, or been taken himself
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09
Fulhe proofs Of the cGeaeu of HANCE'S Com-
pnnnd Surnp of EuaLhound in Z. LierLng aflLei.

Futile proofsof the c6ieaeu of HANCES Com-
Yound Syrup Of HyafhOund in rsliertng ofatet-
I'd Man.!
MIR. George T. Warrington residing n York street,
lVl Federal Hill, Baltimore was attacked with VIZ.
lent cough and throat, after try Ing many Remedies
was induced by friend touse Hanec's comp'rnd sy-
rup oal hound, and before using bottle was en-
tirrly cured.
aToTHER YET MORE ASTONISHING.
Ms. Henrietta Msrrick, residing in Monument street.,
between Canal md Eden streets, was attacked WIN
very severe cough and pain In the Brrsst, which was
80 intense that II extended TO the srnnlrers She was
aa cted also win pain in the side After trying many
remedies. she was persuaded by a friend 10 use
H4NCE'S CO.MPOUFD SYRUP OF H0dRHOCSD
and, aler using three doses she experienced great re-
lief and before she had finished the bottle, was entire
ly cured.
For sale by J.P. DUvAL & CO. No. ITS
Broad street, Shockue Hill, Richmondi M. B.
SANTOS. Norfolk; C. HElNTISH, Pors-
mouth; and c. CORLING s. CO., Petersburg.
Apri2
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
BARGAIN OFFERED.
* IN 40 600 Acres

TERI superior SUGAR and COTTON LANDS. on
,ae w9ars Of the tRio Brazos. "CoioIaoo , anu
buT,loe Bayu, lin the Stale Of Texas,> oil naviga-
!. BY steamboats,. .ns
TSsss Lands were purchased by the undersgned, ano
sroher.,n.law, X. Il Forbes, Esq, rs long ago a.
y O,ncipa.iy from the uiginai grantees In "Aus.ins
the titles not os undsputsa eu. ino'spu
on,,nd Ave hundred acres one Of the tracts ao)ons
which The city Of no'on Is
~, Zoo acrss. and Is very vaIuabrs. will sell
bargain in Of these lands or yl exchange
INA mn them az reasonable valuation against slaves
"A cultivate them on shares, giving the personal at
t.,ion OF one OF my sons to the management Inc
nyaon of the Cane is very profitable; hand az the
.,n, prices of Sugar Will nett mot less IMAM nree
Iondrrd dollars per aunum-a larger yield IS ooianeo
ou' he acre than can be In Louisiana, and 10 NOT
M, 10 so many casualties, particularly the carry
The climate is not 50 humid and me % sugar mug
Each dryer. specimen recently shipped % ms San
...n Al the once Of tho Fredericksburg Recorder,
Nj also the Richmond Enquirer. n.pupp
r,u1xv
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TURnN & co.'s OFFICE, open from 6, A. NJ ;
nj, |, P. M.-Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Loaefy'
Class IL, Alil S.:
20 6 70 a s, 81 AZ g. % 50 Sc Al 60, =,
Ticket Nos. y Sc tRl A Prize of $500, both SOLO
Ticket Nos. - o. 6sl and paid In the above Ln,.eV
rs TURPIN & co.
Drawn Nos. Of AlsIan.iaL Lottery, Glass a. April s:
81 "a 81 40 50 81 IS "a 40 30 q 2 IS.
Fine little Scheme for 1.-day-iouonsalia Lottery,
Class a. Capitals IS 900, 200, $780, 500. 400, 300,
T. Tickets 81 SO; halves IS en,; quarters 37A cents.
FOR sale until half past O'Clock, AZ
TURPIN Z CO.'S.
Also, Leesburs Lottery, Extra, Class S. draws at
300, 343 $50, 10 of 1000, &c. Drawing received TO.
morrow morning. Solos close b O'Clock this evening.
Tickets 81; halves 50 cents; qlesters IS cents. For
Prizes, apply ct TURPIN & CO.'S PRIZE OFFICE.
r. 3. For To-nisht-sussex County Lottery, Extra
B,O00 Capital /! Tickets 81.
Aso, Alexandria Lottery, Class P-$so,0 Os Capital!
Tekets $40. Aprn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09

IN CHANCERY.-VissiStA:-h Rules neia IN INC
and Chancery for Buckingham county, on MONDAY Inc
lst day OF February, ls47. r ,.
John ID. Richardson and John Harvey, isie tnef-
enah'e ~ su' 's' Plaintiffs:
Abner w Winro and George n. Saunders, admins
nuns 60, Saunders Defendants.
IT,. d.S.ndsn, Abner W. Wingo, mt having entered
bs and given security according to the aei OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II appearing
by evidence hs, he |. mol an inhsnant o.
n' do snne,r Al the rules holden fos Tho said Court,
on The hrs, Monday In April next and answer the bill
NJ The plan and that copy Of this order be forth
,h In some ewspaper published In the city
~ R,ehmond ks two months successfully, and posted
Al the front door Of the Couu hogsc Of ihis county
p, e-cvau ~ 3. EipRipoE, C. CSC.
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EIFTY DOlLARA REWARD.

BsCONDED from this city. tho LEI January last,
n Negro Man named BUnREL. be is about ,wsn.
~ ". siias B,oadns. Of King William county, Va IN
december as, by MI William II. G: Luupkin, Of this
CITY. Tho Title 10 the named boy - now 10 li
sa tAs .hoys reward Tor him, when delivered TO
Meesrs. Bets q Eduond.ou, Of this city.
March a5-c5ws {. v. AohEn1'
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rroRNEy AT LAW, AND NOTARY PUBLIC
Manchester, Virginia.
ns.cTIsES in all the Courts held In the Cisy oi
r;shmond and County or Chesterheld.
y i"'e April 9-cw6w
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{ MANAGERS, oFFICE-D. PAINE 4 Co:-Nine
wi Cneers for FORTUNES HOME Inc neid al
ksss dsanced by
h.v. apain the pleasure of announcing to the
E,.nss Of FORTUNES HOME the sale Of the Gfana !,
.n,a Of So OOl, in Whole Ticket, which was so,a
Il ,eoteman in Richmond few hours before lne az,
hra IL The drawing, and has been promptly pu'g o.
Eshby
Tbs Ticket can be seen at the once.
n,,w, Nos Of Pokomoke Lottery, Class 81:
"a So 60 SO AZ "a 70 70 A ~ q.
Ticket Nos "a so IS, SlU0, sold and paid by
nswn So, NJ Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass IA:
10 50 40 So 10 AZ 81 u 81 is 50 g..
Half Ticket Nos. 20 AZ So, $500, sold and paid 6y
For this Evening-S23 900, 5oOO 3,oon 1000, sou
i'm. 90 Of 900, &c. rs Nos, ID drawn. Tickets -;
Also the Dollar Lo.tsry-s4,uoo, &C. ~ NU'.' ~
lnUn.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Glass 81;
40 81 4s 40 "a 81 u ) 80 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-04-09
ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE,

Three and half miles from Gord0usv lie Depof.
7 WISH To sell my Farm, which Hes along the south.
i west Mountains, and contains $50 acres II ad-
INN the lands of B. j. Barbour, " Jonnson, ard Wm.
Davis, Esq, in orange, and Gen. Gordon. NJ. L. Wal
Aer and lanes Lindsay, Esgs., Ia Alhemars.
H. consequence of having purchased an estate else.
vhrrr in lie state this and II NOT sooner disposed Of
viii offered 10 The highest bidder on The 18th Gay %
May, ls47.
Win The View Of efrcling sale, might be Induced
To divide The Farm and am 80 DESTROYS Of making
sneedy disposition of IT, that low pilco viii be taken,
and very liberal terms extended TO The purchaser.
There Ia a superabundance of wood land attached,
belirvrd 10 bu about $50 acres) hundred scrrs Of
which is fine tobacco land.
ANY one wishing to see the land will 6nd my over
seer always on the irehises
Addrer.-Bentivogio p. o., Aibemarle.
F-h. lg-c2 Nv imSwtf ALEX. r. TAYLOR.
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ExraAc7 Of the letter referred 10 above:
Location OF THE usrEc Sr.rEs,
t,ONsTaGTiNOPLE.
Dea. sir Your horse Shnhesn is OF The beet Arabi
a race and finest In this city. lis Majesty,
the Su.,n, h,a not his equal u ms numerous stud. He
i; he subj CT &c genera admiration on The part az the
TURKS. whenever he IL taktn out. deem myself ex-
regdiRcy fortunate in having ohiulned him, &C.
Very Truly yours, &c.
April 2--cwt! UABNEY :. CARR.
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hlONABLE SPRING AND SUMNER
MILLINERY.

rs. 9. PHILIP, is in receipt and receiv-
Az, AZ lns per every arrival. rich and beautiful
, 'as Of Paris Millinery. to which she
n,s. a ask the attention OF her customers and the
VI M The latest Paris Fashion for the Season
". be open in a few days.
april 8-dlu
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JOHN C. SHAFER & co.

[a. = 1x'1Ous md DRAPERS.
y ys sso y0sa and 4S,,, op'si'e Exchange
Re now receiving their Spring Fashions,
L and respectfully solicit The honor Of visit.
|s s. goods received from New York, per Ell.
|P';ss, erery s0esk during the season.
March l6-d3t&cIm
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April 2-c2wd6l
JITTON on cO.PaRTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERSHlP.
TNHE connection between the subscribers was
i dissolved by mutual consent on the hrst oil
This month John Jones has assumed The lia6ii-
ties and is authorized TO close the business Of the
Firm. IOdN 1ONEo,
Richmond, April 5, ls47. id. BLAIR.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned, as Special Commissioner under a
1 degree of the County Court Of HenrIco, Will, on
TUESDAY The 27h day of April, 1917, If fair, other
wise tbs next fair d.y thereafter, sell eo much OF
Tract Of Land belonging The Esate OF Anderson To-
e drreaed az NAV he su cisnt raise the sum spe-
cited in sair. decres rs the proportion Of WIN .oer
Thos. s. Toler, and others Of tho remaining debts o.
Anderson Toer deceased This land Iies or ne Sautn
.ide Of m. Three Chopped road the Short Pump
and IL standing in TIMBER consisting Of pine and oak
which renders IL well worth the attention OF timber
r.rirrs cradit will br given for part Of the purchase
snnnoy which will be made known the day OF sale
Ths .uhsrriher. or Mr. Thomas Toler, will show the
land 10 any person who may wish TO see II.
''A JOHN E. ELLIS, Commissioner.
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coMMIssJON Rr1sINEss

The subscriber will continuc TO sell Tobacco,
Flour, Wheat and Corn, and attend promptly 10
any business confded 10 him; and he respectful
" renews tender of his services 10 the public,
especially to his old friends and correspondents.
April 5-d&e6t JOHN JONES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTES ON BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY
HbR BNEa Err e III d n " q

BOOKSELLERS STA TONERS,
AND DEALERS IN PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &c
No. 81, Main Street.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF NEGRO

Will be sold AT our auction room on FRIDAY
Morning, 9Th April, Negro Man, James be.
longing 10 the estate OF VI. w. Gregory. decd
BY order OF he Administrator.
R. h. DICKINSON & BROTHER,
April 3 Aucts
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T.. II. Pemdleton's.

Lottery Office, No Exchange HOtsi, a.cin.cr5,
Virginia
SNHo WANTS A PRIZE? A better selection OF
w Schemes has new been offered he public than
Is offered for the month of April sumo { hrm a.e
rich in the extreme. invite particular attention TO the
Scheme for the Oth-Capais: s50,000, 2J,U0J. ld,0e0
&C. Tickets only $40 To persons who are Ia wan, OF
money would respectfully say that now Is your ne
Forward an order TO Pc tpLETDN and in return, get
one or more OF the splendid prizes offered below.
All orders enclosing cash or prize tickets, addressed
TO the undersigned, viii he attended 70 by return nail
E. B PENDLETUN, RicLmcnd.
p. s. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Class F, for 1877, 70 be drawn
April 10Th. IS No LJery-i2 drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme: $50 100, $4,000. l0,UO, 5,W1, 4,OuO, SIM,
3On0 so of 1000 50 Of 500, II Of $50, etc. Tickets
$40; halves S. quarters So Certificates OF packages Of
IS Whole Tickets sl2O shares In proportion.
2227, DOLLARS:
Alexandria Lottery, Glass II, for lS47. TO he drawn
April 9th. as No. Lo,tery-U drawn ballots. Grand
scheme sl2222. HI, 1871. 1881. 5of Ill, Of
AL. ~ Of 222 81 Of LII, etc. Tickets ST. haives2 20
quarters rs.
4n,ooO DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lnttery, Class R, for 1877, to be drawn,
April oath. 81 No. Lo'iery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme s4OOsO luoOO 5000 $500, e3s2 Of ,oCo,
10 500, 10 of $780, 275 Of 5u Tickets sl2; halves
6; quarters3 90. Certificates Of packages VI ~ Whole
Tickets SlU0-shares In proportion.
Orders for Tickets and snaies and Cerllaca;es OF
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, viii receive
the most prompt attention. and m account Of each
drawing will BIO whsn requested, 10 All who order
Tickets from L. D PENDLETuS.
Richmond Virginia.
On all letters enclosing cash or Prize Tickets. the
postage. M nGnal need mot be pnid March ~
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MARCUS ELCAN

WV 6IOI1Ns
'dis individual died in the city Of Richmond
= 10 The year 1903 II be left any heirs who
,s aOW ''vins, they, or any one else, will confer
ansor oy making known 10 me their names and
''oence JOSEPH MAYO,
No.. Attorney for The City Of Richmond.
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IPly OF artill,rylPay Of dragons
md infantry soi- aud rifemen,
IIers, and Of dra- !" hen mounted.
.nons and ride
uen when scIy.
ng on foot.
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-, .u.on Ac0 Wp1NsI Low ROBINSON. C.
NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HousE
l.. HI. Trtgg

rrAyrNC taken House on the Basin tenders his ser
v;ce, 10 his friends and the public generally, in
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale of all tns
eta ole articles of produce.
T. n. r. in the sale of Tobacco, will be INSISTED by
a yentIoman, who, from long experience and sesnow-
Tests Of Planters. Feb 9-en
~. The Ahin zdnn ia. k.nnan requested 10 copy.
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7oTIcC m CONTRACTORS-

NOTICE TO CONJKACIORS.
Erorsxrl's OEFicE s. w. TuRErrxx,
Cbrstiansburg, March 18Th. 1887.
s,pop0sAIS will bo received AZ this Office until the
i5,h Auri for the construction OF about
mies of Macadamzed road. Plans, pro6es ind speci-
aeations may be seen upon application to
"s'''o"s ' LEWIS M. PROVOST, Ia,
Eng and Sup. 8. w. Turnpike.
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IN ecu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in hanover county
Court, February 23d, lsa7: -,
Nancy Dickinson, fiainNns!
Robert Mallory and Nancy his wife, Hopson o. Gem
Try and the children OF Temple Gentry, DECEASED.
This day came the plaintiffs. by thar attorney, and
filed their bii and The defendants, Robert Mallory and
Nancy bis wife, and the children OF Temple Gently
no, having entered their appearance and given se:ury
Court and IL appearing 10 the Court, by satisfactory
evidence that they are not Inhabitants OF this Common.
wealth. Ii Is ordered. that the taid defendants, Robert
nile Gentry do sppear here the frat day Of April
Court next and snswsr the plaintiffs said b and that
copy of,his order be forthwith inssisd IN some news
successysy and that another copy be posted ~ the
front door Of the Courthouse of this county.
u,,ebs-.uaA a o0'ywVas. WIN. s. WINSTON, CHG.