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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-25
May "a


On F0urtee1M Street, under lie E1ahGnge Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
the business of Lottery Broker, In the Office ION 9Th
street, under the Exchange Hotel,l formerly occupied
BY D. NJ. Hoyt, and recently by E. B. Pendlslon.
Tickets and shares In NIL Lotteries Of which j. w.
Maury & Co. successors to Gregory 4 Coz are The Ma
naseTs, always for sale in the creates. variety.
Drawn Nos. Of the SUSSEX Delaware Lottery, Extra,
Glass Al
rs IA 9 SO 8 is II g. 90 AZ % 81 A.
Ticket % AZ u.s. another small prize sold this Of
fee.
Drawn Nos. of the Alexandra Lottery, Glass 81:
10 IL IS 10 So Al sc So 70 20 IS 81 81.
Drawn Nos Of the Virginia Leesburg Lottery Class 81:
So so ~ % Al ls 10 10 liz 81 50 81 ri l9 33.
TODAY.
The New Jersey Lottery, Glass No. a. draws 10 day
at Jersey City, and The drawing will he received to-
morrow. Capitals: S25 600, 5000, 5000, 2O00 l6in,
10 Of 900, &c. IS Nos. l2 drawn ballots Tickets S:
halves 2 50; quarters ! rs.
TOMORROW.
WEDNESDAY-The Alexandria Lottery, Class No.
25, draws al Alexandria Tuesday, aud The drawing
will be received here on Wednesday. Capitals $40
000 5,0l0, 5000, 2400, 700, 1893. 10 of $50, &c. 70
Nos, 10 drawn ballots Tickets S5 halves ST.; quar-
tiers 25.
THURSDAY-The New Jersey Lottery, Class No. d.,
draws at Jersey City Wednesday. aud the drawing
will he received here on Thursday Capitals: s2ooO0,
ballots Tickets S.; halves . so; quarters 25.
FRlDAY-The Virginia Mononealia Lottery, Glass
81 draws al Alexandria Thursday and the drawing
will be received here on Friday Capital $4,000. Go
Nos, - drawn ballots. Tickets 50; halves quarters
50 cents
SATUR0AY-Tickets only 81. The Virginia Lees
burg Lottery, Extra, Glass 2, will be drawn Norfolk
Friday, and the drawing will he received here on
Saturday. Capital $4,000 IS Nos, Is drawn ballots
Tickets dollar; halves so cents; quarters 25 cents
The Sussex, delaware Lottery, Extra Glass 10, will
be drawn At Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday. and
the drawing will be received on Sunday. Capital
s44l4. 70 Nos 10 drawn ballots. Tickets 81; halves
50 cents; quarters 25 cents
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME FOR DOTH MAY.
$4,000 DOLLARS $4,000! $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass &C. for l847, 10 he drawn
at Alexandria, May 10Th. 60 No. Loitr1y-ii drawn
Nos in each package Of % tickets. Grand Scheme -
$4,000 $1,000, 10000, 5000, 1850, 10 "f 1900 10 Of
co., 20 Of 3 100 Of 200 ETC. Tickets SIS halves 50;
quarters IS; eiRhts 81. Certificate Of n package
of 20 Whole Tickets s 30-shares In proportion.
-. Tickets and shares In the Lotteries of which the
drawings aveion Sunday will be for sale this office
until O'Clock Saturday evening, and the drawings
there for inspection on Monday morning.
Orders from the country, enclosing the cash or prize
aud ,i,. drawings q, ~a,aCu Ir,Iursied.
A liberal discount IN package saes.
Prizes cashed at sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
Mayo4 No. 3, Exchange Place,
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ROCKFIsH LAND FOR SALE.

1'HE subs crber hereby offers again in market his
i Tract Of Land situated on Rockfsh river in Mel
son COUNTY not having been able heretofore 10 effect
sale on satisfactory terms, and being still determined 10
sell.
This pace contains about $50 acres, $50 Of which
are low grounds Of superior quality Much Of The high
land too is of excellent quality, and Is in favorable
condition for farming and grazing purposes as II l.
suitaby enclosed and is well set in clover and limo
Inv ii is peculiariy well suited Tor stock farm he
Ing unusually well waered and very productive In the
various grains aud grasses
The situation is henufu and healthful; the improve
ments generally are sufficient and substantial, the
dwelling being rommodious and handsome; the neigh.
boring society in good and the distance of the place
from the James River Canal Is only % miles, to the
nearest point of which, from this region, turnpike
road is now in progress oil construction
If purchasers should prefer II, the land could be ad
divided into Two unequal tracts the lesser
10 contain about hundred acres and 10 have upon
il comfortable dwelling and some out-houses.
A. the subscriber will be absent from the state for
some weeks, he will refer purchasers in the mean time,
onson living near Covesville both Of The county of
Nelson who are authorized TO sell II the price upon
the place can be obtained
If sale he not effected before THURSDAY, the 9Th
day of July 8I7 the lands i'll then be offered, the
premises to the highest bidder.
one fourth of the purchase money will be required in
hand and the balance in three equal instruments,
credit of one two and three years the purchaser giving
bond. with good security, and the title TO the land be-
ing retained additional security until the whole be
pnid JOS. r. MoNlGoMEhf.
hddress-Mount Horeb, Nelson county, Va.
Nav l4-ctds
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Desirable Residence for sale.
n am very DESTROYS Of disposing Of the Tract
50 Of Land on which now reside, known by the
sf5iiij name Of LINDEN, lying In the county Of
l-:AlAs In The south Wrsl mluntaina. seven

n am very DESTROYS of dsposing Of the Tract
SS.A of Land on which now reside, known by the
sfSiifj name Of LINDEN, lying In the county of
.IA.4. Orange, in the South West mountains, seven
miles from the Court House, thytw from Fredericks
hrg sixteen from the Railroad Depot at Gordonsvllls
and twoand-a half from the Rapdan River. This
Tract contains eight hundred and forty eight acres
fourth of which Il wood land The growth Of which is
principally Oak Hickory, Poplar and Locust. Il is d
vded into eight fields, all under good fencing The i'm
provements consist nf very comfortable Dwelling
House. Oversees House Meat House, Ice House, Car
rage ll0use, Corn House, Kitchen, Dairy Barn, and
every other bnildng necessary for the convenience
of family. The location OF the Dwelling House Is
one of the most beautiful in the county, and the i'm
provements about il are very handsome All Of the
der the clover and plaster system OF improvement Tor
several years. This whole red land region Is proven
bal for health, aud for its great susceptibility oil I'M
prnyement, by the application Of clover and plaster.
navigation Of the Rap.dan River, has nearly all been
TAKEN which, when effected must greatly enhance the
value of lands contiguous 10 ".
In order certainly 10 effect sale, and 10 suit the
convenience Of purchasers would divide this tract,
so as u sell four hundred acres, with the i'm
movements, allowing suficiency of woodland To
any ono wishing purchase privately, Iwil say, that
will sell great bargain in the land and also IN farming
utensils crops, stock of all kinds &c; all very good IL
not sold privately between this and Thursday; The 18th
day Of July next noticc Of sale before that time VIII
he given shall proceed Ia sell II thar day, the
bera and he known by addressing the subscriber,
or Mr.. Robert Il. Willis, NJ Orange Court House, Vlr-
giuia Persons looking for residence in the upper
country are invited 10 take 4 look al my estate, as
will sell bargain RlCHD L.. BROWN.
p. s-Possession will be given whenever desired,
the allowing the subscriber ingress ana egress
To secure The growing crops.
Orange County, April 3U-c2aw l5ihJuly.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
SIrailOM5s llIfice
MO. S, SOUTH FOURT ZEN TN
IN STREET.

MO. S, SOUTH FOUR r ZEN TIL
Let allthe world say what theycan,
For selling prizes SrRArToN' the man.
Drawn Nos. Of .eesburg, Extra, No. II, May 81:
81 So 43 % 10 40 38 lS Ia SIS
Half Nos. Is IA q, Capital, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, No 90, May2l:
So % IA Is IS Al % 30 | 10 30 SIS I6 %
Ticket Nos. l Is 90, a capital, sold and pa id
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, May %
ls ID IS ~ SO Al 80 50 10 81 25 ~ 6l.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Extra Glass Al, May %
Is "a 80 &C II Ga % Al g 81 A.
Ticket N0'' 81 IS, Capital, sold and o paid by
Drawn Nos Of Leesburg Lottery, Glass al, May "a:
50 so 40 . Al Is 7s 10 Is III 81 u ii 10 SO.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARSl 5000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-New Jersey, No. Al. Capitals:
$4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 1910, 10 OF 900, &c.
IS Nos, - drawn. Tickets 5; halves SO qrs.
| 25.
10000 DOLLARSl 5000 DOLLARsl
WEONESDAY-Alexa No. 25. Capt.
ilals; $40, 900, 5000, 3,O00 24o0, LOO, 1893,
10 of $50, &c. IS Nos. Is drawn. Tickets S;
halves so; qrs. IS.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
IHURSDAf-New jersey Lottery, No. A.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, $500, $685. 10 of 1000,
DC. 10 Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets IS; halves
SO; quarters 25.
5000 DOLLARS! 1910 DoLLARsl
FRlDAY-Mononga Lottery, No. 2l.-
Capitals: 5000, 1910, 800, GOO, 500, &c. &c Nos.
IL drawn. Tickets So; halves l; quarters so c.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Leesburg Lottery, Extra, No.
10. Capitals; $4,000, 1000, 600, &c. IS Nos.
IL drawn. Tickets ST.; halves SO CTS. quarters
4,444 DOLLARSi l,227 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY NlGHT-Sussex, Extra, No.
40. Capitals: 4,444, 1927, $685. &c. 70 Nos. 10
drawn. Tickets !; halves so cents; quarters IS
cents.
Orders for Packages, Certificates ofpackages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto anddrawings sent whenrs-
Quesled. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
May "a Richmond. Va.
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LAND NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE FOR
SALE

V,llE subscriber, pnrposng 10 sell oni WIN Inc view
i 10 a removal offers for sale the Tract OF Land on
which he now lives containing about hve hundred and
eighty acres, and being on the main and tributary
branches of Meadow Creek, by which II Is abundantly
watered, within Two and a-haf miles OF Charlottes-
VILE Albemale county, and one and ha oil the UNI
yrrsiry of Virginia II is scarcely necessary 10 enter
INFO minute description of this Tract of Land any
nne wishing to buy WILL of course, view II, and Judge
far himself But the subscriber VIII say, that 10 any
gentleman wishing 10 invest money Ia snch properly,
heller opportunity is rarely met with It's location ano
uuay and the strong expectation, amounting almost
In a certainty that The Louisa Railroad VIII b. extenueh
IN within 20 short distance Of u, render y OF more
Than ordinary value. The Tract consists mainly OF The
grey SOILS remarkably kind under the use oil clover
and plaster but particularly improbable under the APP
nlicatou Of manure. Owing 10 its excellent sub soil, II
realms and shows the effects OF manure in an unusual
degree Something over wOffhs Is Of the hornbsnd
character very much resembling the IVY creek lands,
rsnarkabie for treir adapgdness the production
wheat Between TWO hundred and fifty and three hun
ded acres Of the above tract cleared the remainder
in wood much Of which may be spared from the uses
Of the farm and will find ready market in Charlotles
willie and At the University.
Meadow Creek, which runs through the entire length
OF the Tract affords body Of about IS OF first rate
bottom land and from small experiment in irrgatng,
with the plough alone, many more may be render
ed productive grass as the bottom lands themselves
The subscriber proposes 10 sell privately ana wire
ceive propositions TIL THURSDAY, the l7h Of June
next when IL previously disposed Of Will be oil
the subscriber will take pleasure In showing the pre-
misses to any gentleman wishing TO view them, and
make known the terms Of sale. Reference 10 made 70
James NJ. Saunders, ESQ.,, Of charlottesville, Colonel
'0 Ma1 t0ass ,nG %''''" JAMES O. CARR
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We take this method TO solicit Of friends and the
public early orders for snch MACHINES as they may
want for the present approaching harvest. We now
making 10 order large number of the celebrated
STAPLE TOOTH SPRING BED THRfSllING MA
CHIMES, which have been proved so decidedly superior
in the last i've six years particularly when used with
SMITHS PATENT SELF OlLiSG BOXES, with i'm
proved beds arranged that the teeth may be taken
oul and turned or new ones inserted.
We would ask especial attention To our new GEERED
seen In operation Ware house. This pnwer took
the premium NJ the last Fair in this county, and has
ceved the unqualified appreciation Of all who have used
them oae has ihrashed more than fifty one crops and
been moved ~ many times without single accident
We will show this Pnwer 10 persons in want and sup
ply them with such reference cannot fail 10 establish
their superiority
Those waniinga gond FAN, had better Try of
improved ones. They made expressly for durability,
and We Will warrant them IL oe,ae equal 10 nth-r
and expressly that they made to clean Wheat
by once running through. We have ready made 4 few
OF McCORMICK'S REAPING MACHINES, which we
can show ready for operation 10 persons in want We
will Send these MACHINES TO order, and warrant them
To give satisfaction. When In the vicinity Of Richmond
put them al work, and attend 10 them free charge
We are supplied with extra BLADES for old Machines
Wheels, &C., and authorized 10 receive orders for
the Mccormick Machines. We are prepared 10 put in
sells Of teeth in Threshing Machines, which have
become oo much worn 10 thresh clean, or 10 supply
NEW CYLINDERS and BEDS To old Machines, extra
Bassrs, Leather Bands rveled and all articles In
line furnished TO order AT short notice.
Nav ll-cw4W PARKER s. SMITH.
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nc HRTSfIEIN

,,c.hRIsTIE'S GALvANiC STRENGTHENING
-. ER.-Thai season Of the year when pasters Of
Ny nMa are used with The greatest benefit Is just APP
W therefore deemed proper to direct pub.
alention 70 The Galvanic STRENGTHENING Plaster,
aen Us confidently asserted to be the most SAFE Ger
a prompt and efectua application ever discovered.
,o" unIy wonderful preparation Is In reality triple
.sn restoring and lifegving Gaivansm,
s,.n.y and the Magnetic power. Those varied in
na ases' soapproved and beneficial as medical APP
su. are here united in form the most elegant, ef-
49,. anu convenient, having the advantage Of imme-
as ~ with the affected parts, and thus supply
u,,a mysterious currents in constant and united
o.ssn for every complaint in which plaster Is be-
sa, tue Galvanic Siren glhening Plaster in conf
a'y asserted to be the best in the world
,%saither particulars, see advertisement In another
,,, ms paper. Explanatory pamphlets may be had
lT y application to tho agentsfor this city, Measrs
al 4 PURCELL. Druggists, l47 Main ST., Rich
sn, va. Also, for sale in Wytheville, Va, by WIN.
""'sr. May. lS47
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AUCTION SALES.
E,npOrtant Sale.

THE CATHARlNE FURNACE, WITH DWELLING;
SEAS ACRES OF LAND. CONTAINING IRON
srotK, STEAM ESefkn, ENGINE h HOUSE. Eco CO.
pOLas, BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS, &C., &c &C.,
WITH EVERY THING REQUISITE FOR A COM
PLErE IRON MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
IN TUESDAY, June lst, 1877, will be sold at Pub
lie Auction on the premises that highly valuable
property, known as the CArilARlNE FURNACE,
wlh all the Land attached thereto; Fixtures, Patterns,
STOCK, &c, Nc, together with the Dwelling and Out
iionses forming as whole, complete iron Manufac-
turing Establishment, with neat and desirable Fami
~ Kesdenre attached and situated in country
qirslionably healthy as any other the Union The
follows:
THE CATliARINE FURNACE, located in the coun-
~ OF Spolsylyana State Of Virginia. 10 miles from the
Town OF Fredericksburg, one mile from Swift Run Gap
turnpike Road, and containing i,6ds acres.
The STACK was built by Mark McAfee in the year
Ie5 is 80 fee; high 30 feet square at the hase 70
across rss me IN ,n~ un,, with two tMieres
WIN shed Oh each side twenty feet wide and fifty
feet long.
ENGINE HOUSE, of stone, twenty feet wide, and
seventy long, with sheds on TWO sides, and an engine
OF fourteen horse power.
TWO CUPoLAS
BRIDGE HOUSE, 81 feet wide, a. feet opg.
COAL HOUSE, part of Stone, 80 feet wide, 100 feet
long. with shed 20 feet wide, 100 feet long.
Office, Boarding House for workmen; Ball House,
Pattern House, Smoke House, aud Blacksmith's Shop
Patterns, M0ulds and Fixtures for the manufacture Of
nearly every description of Shell and Shot used by the
General Government valuable SET Of Brass Pot Pat
terms, Stove Patterns, yc., &c.
Eighteen Mules and one Horse, Wagons, Carts, &C.,
with Gear; Blacksmith's Tools
Siabling ample 10 accommodate fIom forty TO nfty
head OF horses or mules
The Dwelling HOUSE, Two stories, with eight rooms
Kitchen, and all necessary Offices and Houses for Ser
wants
Dor The terms of sale will nethrd cash. the
balance in equal annual nstamsnls, secured, as
usual, by deed Of trust the premises. conside-
rabe portion Of The property being prrishabe, good per-
sona security will be required in addition TO the deed
of trust
The Property may be purchased AT private sale until
the 10th May, lS47. After that day, no private offe
viii be received IL sold privately notice will be g.
in al the newspapers which publish this adver
tisement, that persons residing at distance, who
wish To purchase, ny be assured that the sale will pn-
stvey take place the ls June, unless the above no
tice is given.
Application Tor private sale may be made TO Dr. VIII
liam ~ Wexford, fredericksburg, Va, who is fully AL.
thosed conclude bargain; but information on The
subject may be obtained from either Of the subscribers
W3i. N. WELLFORD,
Executor Of John 3. Wexford.
Ed. II CARMICHAEL.
X. IL. CUNNINGHAM,
Trustee of r. B. Deane, jr.
~ B.-Thrre is now, on The hank of the Catharine
Furnace about 600 tons Of PIG IRON Of the blast OF
1916; any portion al which will be sold 10 the pnrcha-
chaser Of the Property, who may desire To commence
immediate opel atous. March l6-dltGciLs
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rES ON PIANO FORTES,
FOR SALE BY
INKER & MORRIS,

IoOESELLERS, STATIONERS,
(rILERs IN PIANO FORTES, MUSIC, &c.
No. 81. Main Street.
roRTES.-We gladly take the opportunity
n,,.ent great concourse Of strangers in our CT
~ n rbs Piano Fortes of Mr.. Worcester
{s.r,sion 10 purchase an instrument, We con-
s,,tlnRuished professor Of the piano forte,
| u. recommendation, applied TO Mr. W., and,
amy 10 say, with entire satisfaction as 10 qua
we. There Ia always certain fashion, even
as,eal instruments; but, fortunately, the tone
[ N al good piano forte can stand upon their
l,,nsic merit, which is obvious to the general
- ard we venture 10 assure those who are
f.,,hasIng. that they will not be disappointed if
Mr. Worcester's pianos. The one which yield
III Al Stewards. for the Irish, was of his manu-
New York Christian Inquirer.
,,,,,ation Of MIR. Worcesier's Pianos is such,
almost unnecessary now TO offer any common
,-marks as To their quality of tone, elegance of
,nship, or general excellence. II Is sufficient
1urpose 10 state, that they are not TO be exceled
,..pect. They are In mahogany and rosewood
IAN, SIX 10 seven oclaves. Those in want of re-
Ea instruments, which they may purchase with
confidence, should by all means examine those
-,nufsclure. ~ New York Mirror.
AZ. several times called attention to the Piano
g,clory, No. 1879, Third Avenue. Without mean
sutt pun, uEulu tCiuStk upOu uH6 vi TIC EOOu
!. Of Mr. Worcester's pianos-the ease with
,ar player can bring out their fine tone. There
..,sing very pleasant In the sound OF piano un-
sty's touch. II should throw male amateur
,,aalr when he contrasts his own touch with
ID hnds himself fated. as II were, TO bring out
narsh and brazen sound in the strings. The diff
, nay be owing TO that womanly tact which
every thing jarring, or smooths Il over. Ger
loo many players do hammer out q melody on the
Aih all the muscular exerti0n, if not quite the
/ ELECT, Of harmonious blacksmith Now, II
to abuse Mr.. Worcester's pianos so az to make
angle, and they yield hne tone so readily as 10
ie one 10 deal gently by them. recommend
. society for its own sake."-l Communicated for
Y. Com. Adv.
particular attention has been given to the intro
/, into Virginia Of Piano Fortes unsurpassed, if
d. By any other manufacturer In the United
a, moderate prices, more than 10 the keeping up
.e assortment; and we bee TO refer thuse in want
erior instrument, al iop price, To the above tes-
Is In favor of Woreester's manufacture, for the
which we are the exclusive agents, and beg 10
al We are authorized 10 offer them at his .Neto
Glory prices, with the guarantee, that, should
/ prove to be, as recommended, superior isstrx
he purchase money will be refunded. We in
examination of his Pianos from all In want Of q
, instrument, supply of which we have on
n rosewood and mahogany cases, from six TO sc
AYES. Satisfactory testimonials from those who
urehased, (which are not few,) both In the
d country, and from distinguished professors
produced of their superiority.
DRiNKER & MORRIS, 81, Main ST.
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or Sale.


DIKONOKEE, on the Chickahominy river, miles
L from the city Of Richmond the old Meadow
Bridges Road, In the county Of Henrco. The tract
contains by survey 3s9 acres2l5 Of river
and creek low grounds about 60 acres Of low grounds
aud 40 acres of highland In woods The greater por-
ton Of the cleared low grounds well set in Timothy
and Herds grass, yielding heavy crops Of hay Much Of
the meadow land has been cleared in the last 4yeas
The highland produces very good crops, both Of wheat
and corn having been well improved by manurng, clio
verng, paserine and lining. The farm In its present
condition is capable OF making 800 to 1000 bushels of
wheat 800 $50 bills Of corn, and 100 to lbs OF
hay per annum. The buildings are-an excellent two.
s,oried brick house, nine from basement TO gar
rst-disconneced by few feet, Is one-stored brick
building. with FIVE rooms-kitchen smoke house. &c,
ALI well located In handsome grove of trees of seye
raj acrss adjacent the garden both enclosed by excel
lent fencng-a framed negro quarter, four rooms
frame barn, stabng for sixteen horses crib, Two
hay houses, carriage and buggy house, extensive ind
permanent shedding for milch and dry cattle. Some
eight hundred choice fruit trees, principally peach will
be in full bearing the next year. The old orchard con-
tains some hundred Of various kinds. Two wells,
and several springs Of excellent WATER and MS regards
health, the place IL unexceptonable This farm for its
size Is in every respe superior one, such one as Is
rarely In the market. Those wishing buy view IL
any time. Full possession given LIST January, ls4s.
and the privilege the purchaser Of seeding crop Of
wheat the coming FALL If desired II will be done by
the present proprietors at the usual rate.
For terms, which can be made very favorable, apply
to HAxALL, BROTHERS & CO.,
Nav o5-dkcoawGw Richmond virginia
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Wall Street Hotel.

THIS establishment, situated on 18Th Street,
adjoining the City Hotel, is re opened by the
subscriber, as agent for MRS. Susannah P. Allen,
The mother of the late Edward N. Allen, for whose
benefit il will be conducted.
The former patrons of the house. and the &C.
ouaintauces of the undersigned, and The public
generally, may resi- assured OF The best exeItions
being made 10 accommodate and promote the
comfort of The customers OF the establishment
JAMES G. BLAKEY,
May 24-c4,&d2w Agent