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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-18
NlrsssASs1s essgSce

~tEst see5kE>S eSsEfSS.
no. 5, SOUTH FOERTEEaTu STREET RIcu-
~ MoSD VIRGINIA.
i-i q tie world say what they can
f"r &C Ing Prizes, SFRATr0S'S the man.
Drawn NJ. d Sussex, Extra, No. -. Feb IL
So IS 81 6o So 81 Is SO 62 IL
whole 'es. 10 80 90, a prize OF $500, sold
and paid b! SrRATrON
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra, No. H. Feb. IL:
40 90 !: 81 9 5 4 60 50 53 81 81 Al 10
Whole rs. 9 "a Al, . pfiz" Of $3.50 Thrre
Ticket > . 10 - 2oOl more
Do . 5 50 80 200 sid
and paid h. STRAITON
aDTawn Mot New Jersey Lottery, Glass II
81 IS 81 g. - 5 % Al 25 Is SO IS.
Ticket Ne. 5 20 Al, another CAPITA! OF & 600
dollars, sold and paid b. Sr,:ATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARS! 1850 DOLLARSl
FRIDAY esbrrt, Eytfs, 30. :; Capitals: Sd
oo", 1000, 80, &c. = Nos, Ii drawn Tickets 81;
halves ~ G., cutters % C.
1000 DJlLARS! 1000 DOLLARSl
SATURDAY Sussex, Extra, 10. Is. Capitals 81
coo, 600, cJO,ic. - Nos., - drawn. Tickets ST;
halves 80 ct-.;gnrters - cts.
1000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria l.tteIy, Class Is Tor icfs, 10 be drawn
NJ Alexandria, Sunday, Feb. 18th. Grand Scheme:
So, 100 l2ooO, 900, sGno 1000, 225S az Of 200,
-Jo OF 'oo, &c ickrts SO; halves .; quarters ~.
5000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Loery, Class Il, fnf ieis, L. he drawn
IN Alexandra on saturday. Frtniay II. - 80 Lei,
trfy-li drawn blo.s Magnificent scheme 81 ,u@u
aa,9oG, Iona, go, 1891 3aU,, aii, 10 ii aut 10
Of 500, ~ e La, 10 Of so, 81 Of a1a a;c Tick
els Sl5-sharrs l:prnIfortrn.
orders ior raclers, c-.triclies OF Packages aud
single Ticket IN iltlir lotteries will b. p:amr.l, at
tended IL, and dravllgJ when requested Please
address orders a. II. u. SrRATT0S,
zen. u El.iiiunnd En
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FEBRUARY I'm. 1913.
n L w TOOK OF
Esady-HaGie Clothing

Jusr REevED FROM New YoRk, AND roR SALE At
FLEE,S CLO7HING MANUFAc1'oRy
l36 A,7 Street, t'ro doors jrom Ign Stree.
Eagle Sgaare.
AVkedI>posec OF lhe most Of my Fa!!and
II WicS'ock Of Clothing, | have jus, re.
turned frnthc North with an entire New Stock
OF EARLYPRlNG CLOTHING, Coins, Gas.
simeres, icSilk Cravals Scars, Vesling>. &c,
which vii. sold much less Han tic oid ssosk.
Among Ready-Made CInihing will be found
some ex!rane French Cloth Dress and Frock
Goats, at Der cent. less than former prices; al
50, low-pris Dress and Frock Goats from 81 so
10 9 90; 'tcad Sack and Frock Goals, from
3 50 TO Zine Cashmere Sacks and Frocks,
irons SO ~ 00; new store Spring Vests from
90 to- French Cashmere Panialoons. from
5 90 10 9 and II 90; priced Pants, from
; % 10 "a few Overcoals and Cloaks, al 25
per cent. l'lhan cost ni mannfacinie-receive
and for STAT FLEETS CLOTHING Ma
NUFACRY, l36 Main 81, Richmond, va.
Feb ism
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IN CHANCERY-viRoIxiA AT Rules held In tbs
/ Clerks Office Of Essex Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery, on the Sd day Of January, lsls:
John A. Parker, PlalR,if;
against
Fontaine Wood, Susan D. Mann, Administrators of
Elizabeth HundIey. deceased, Thomas Bonghan and
MARY his wife, and Thomas Wood The aaid Mary and
Thomas Wood being children OF The said Fontaioe
Wood by his first wife who was Ann Hundley) and
Peters. Tribe and John Cuwles, Trustees IN Certain
deed OF from George Tribe TO them, bearing date
the Dad day of September, 1885, aud recorded 10 Essex
County Court Clerks Office On the 2a,h day OF septsm
ber 1886, Deisnoan
The nis subpoena (wlh The restraining order endofs-
ed herron issued against the defendants In ms cause
not being returned executed tho Defendants, reR-
talne Wood and Thomas Wood, and II appearing oy ga
tisfacory evidence thar the said are non-re-
sidents of this Commonwealth Il l. ordered !bat the
said defendants appear al the niles al the I'eIs Vmce
M the said Court a, the Court house. on The rst Mon.
d,v i, An,ii and answer the plaintiffs bill; and
thai COPY Of this order forthwith published In some
ri this state for eight weeks successfully,
and Thai another copy thereof be posted a. Tho front
door ofthe Courthouse ptthis county.
Copy. Teste.
JAMES N. MATTHEW'S, D. c.,
For James Roy Mieou, OH. 2. c. 9. @. L, 4
Jan.Y-SW8w
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|TOBACCO-Receipts ard inspections light,
hi fair demand for manufacturing qualities.
J. quote Lugs 50 3; common Leaf so a
el miidIing 4 so 90; good and fine SC
/ 90, extra manufacturing-none Offering.
rLOUR-S5 62a a S IS. Dull.
WHEAT-Whi,e 1875; red 100 cents.
0ATS-40 42s cents per bushel.
E0RN-5o cents-56 lbs TO The bushel.
EORN MEAL-65 cents per bushel.
EiCON-Old Shoulders Al 5 cents; new
i; cents; new Sides Ct cents; old do.
L cents; new Hams s a l0s cts. Tor prime.
RARD-S CTS.
| lSH-Norh Carolina Herrings cut SIS % a
from second hands none in first hands.
liTTLE-For Ca,le from the scales, gross
HI, - so a 3 90. Hoes: sc melt. SHEEP:
4 90 nett.
fME-From wharf 30 Sc.
EGARS-Susars in good demand, al i'm
q prices. We quote New Orleans at 4. 6;
r. Rico 5 :; 81. Croix 7 s cents. Loaf SUI
Tsic.
,0FFEE-We quote Rio a, II Scents; La
sYra !, 8; ST. Domingo Ct a 1t; Porto Rico
a Il, Java 10 a liz cents.
TEAS-Imperial and Gnnpowder So l 2oc.
TO-. Black 25 a 60 C. Dull.
Orleans in bbls. 25i ~ c.;
10 Rico so SO; Cuba D "a C.
SALT-Lasi sales from wharf 60 per sack;
n sore 81 20. Stock very light and in &C.
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To, kAe Enquirer

For tie Enquirer.
.ccoMAc SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
y. efficient Senator, Richard r. Garrett,
W ..s announced to The district bis determine.
80 ~ he candidate for reelection. Who
+ w. hi, successor2 The district is now De-
Fi' !, and we confidently expect 10 succeed 10
80, our candidate. We think that the can.
~. y. sbould be elected alternately from Inc
A. A., and Western shores. Such course will
re harmony and good feeling in the party,
|, nrciuce unity of action.
L ,hl;c attention should al once be directed 10
/ 'rh,sct Ills time TO select some man, "sood
| ,.ns for his responsible Office. Democrats,
- Eastern Shore, what say you TO Jonn y.
- The 'sani-giri shore" is lfui'iui IN
l, men; bu, il never produced more generous,
,sniried. ruer man than Mr.. Wise. we
,ss Ina, we admire his manly character,
.,.b personally unacquainted with him. and
n gladly see him in the Senate OF Virginia.
| Mites would secure him an elevated STA
|. IN ,ba, body; and his social disposition, his
mess and sincerity, would draw around him
Econ Of friends" :. ..,:.
|. ~ would be acceptable 10 the Western
=. we have no hesitation in saying that there
{ o,her gentlemen on The Eastern Shore who
ii represent US ably and faithfully, and whom
wonld zealously support. We are perfectly
inc 10 leave the selection OF the candidate 10
\ Shore. Lei our friends there select him al
early day. 50 as 10 afford him an Opportunity,
sizing US; and, on the 4sh Thursday in ApIil
T. Inc democrats here, as one man, will rally
r. I :. ~, sm,oo,, WESTERN SHORE.
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SHOlIseOal. 'E'eXIs.

u A. PALMER, tlate of Virginil,) ATTORNEY
Il. AT Law, having located at the above-named
place, will paftse IN the Courts of The Seventh
Judicial Distitt and in the District and United Sa,rs
Court, at G!rcs,Gn. lie has hcen for the Inst two
years extenively engaged in The purchasing and &c
Letting Of nds In Texas, ana has, b. close attention
acquired tnera and useful knowledge of III. land
laws and ties Of the State. Any business within he
limits ofthstae If entrusted 10 his care. will receive
his prompt.lten,inn. Persons wishing 10 buy or,sell
lands will o well tn address him, nj Houston Texas
For refemce, see Richard II Ioler Editor Richmond
Wing; ilonIhomas F. iocock, Washington; Judge Di.
MEL, Lyndinrc; Judge Wilson, Lynchhmrn: General
Rhodes, elk Of Superior Court, Iynchburr; Branch
Worsham, ierk OF Superior and County Court Prince
Edward; H. Mnsrs ID. llo.e, ficlmond Rev nr
Plumer Bsimore. jan 2s-doawt.rwon,
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NOT &C!
LARGE STOCK OF
ID X Y c. O @ ID s

TO BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE,
At PUBLIC AUCTION
BROOKS, BELL x HUDSON would respectfully
ID announce, that the sale Of ther entire stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
embracing many very select and choice styles suited
the present and approaching season, viii take place
NJ their store NJ public auction. phont limit restrre
on WEDNESDAY, the 23d OF this present month.
February, credi; Of four months, for approved
negotiable notes, on sums sl0D. tThe Time may
be extended To SIX months, sums over $500, By ad
ding Interest a. e! four ,nnntls.)
They viii continue 10 sell III private safe every ar
Gle in about The prices they believe such goods
viii bring auccn, uniil Saturday evening Feb. ID,
after hic time the doors will be Ciostd 10 prepare
for the public sale. Their anxiety IL Tranc. stock
much rs possible before the day rf sale. viii h. su'h
cent for unprotected bargains, NJ whole
sale retail, To those no may favor them with cali
Feb. i-ctds
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CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES
D q GlES

THE subscriber has on hand al his Coach
i Shop on l7h Street, near Seabrooks' Ware
house, Coaches, Chariolees, Barouches, for one
Rockaways and Sulkies, all of my own manu-
tacture, of the best materials and workmanship
latest fashion and most convenient and subsan-
iial manner; also, many second hand Carriages,
Charrol;ees, Bayouches, Bugges and SuIkies,
all OF which will sell on The most reasonable
terms, aud respectfully solicit call from those in
want OF such articles before buying elsewhere
All articles in the Carriage line made TO order
in The shortest time, bes, manner and most moder-
ale terms. MICAJAH MANGUM.
Feb i-d&c6m
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By the Magnetic Telegraph.
Arrival OF the HIbernia !!
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND.
Correspondence of The Enquirer.l

Correspondence Of The Enquirer
BALTIMORE, Feb. II, 81 P. M.
The Hibernia has arrived at New York with
later dates from England-her day OF sailing
from liverpool the 29th of January. The fol-
lowing are the quotations current in Liverpool
on the departure Of the steamer:
FLouR-American 29s Sd. per bbl for best
brands.
CoRN-32s. 32s 6,d. per quarter.
Corn MEAL-l4s a l4s. Cd.
CorToN has advanced 3D.; lower qualities Up.
land and Orleans unchanged Sales for the
week, prior to The departure of the steamer 49,
600 bales-the market opened dull, but closed
Arm at an advance OF Id.
MoNET-The Bank of England has reduced
its rate to per cent. for money.
WHEAr-Has declined two pence per 70 lbs.
and dull.
PaovlsIoNs-Improving and money abundant.
The failures in the commercial world have
been few and unimportant since the departure OF
the Sarah Sands
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FIVE FARMS FOR SALE,

TNIIE subScTbtT proposes 10 sell i've Farms contnin-
ing from three hundred 10 twelve hundred acres
all situated In the county 81 Nelson ana lying within
from eight 10 twenty miles the James River Canal
some with fine and ali with good building all yalua
BILE as TO soil and location, and all being In saie Of
rapid improvement.
lie would respectfully invite purchasers Ia view the
lands, which lie will take pleasure In showing; and he
thinks he safely assure them that he can offer pro
perry combining rs many Inducements 10 purchase In
the way Of health, society, prndurtiveness facilities
found in The State
stock and ample smnpiias also be had desired
on moderate terms, and possession would be given
wnrn y might suit purchaser u lake II.
lie may be addressed nj Low neslcn, Nelson couoty
Virginia. CUgIsTopJJrp ~ EsTpS''
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y. Va. ozark els

Pelaes 81 fortanc anil Emporium ri Capitals,
FOURTEENTH ST.. RICHMOND Va.
CLARKE 10 selling al! the Prizes still,
Talk as you may, ana say whiie'er you will.
CLARKE has been Vender for the last fifteen years
" in The cities OF Pittshurg, Pa, Wheeling, Va and
Richmond Va. and refers TO the Managers In proof
nj The fact that he sold large Capitals than
sny Vemder in The United States. lie offers 10 his pat
rons the following splendid schemes FOR February 1919.
Clarke sold during tbr month Of December, ls47 25
capitai Prizes Prizes advertised by him can always
he seen al his office For prizes address, postage free
JOHN NJ. CL iRKE, Richmond, Va.
SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY, lS45.
$4,000 DOLLARSl
Alexandria Lottery Glass Is. for 1913, he drawn
AT Alexandria IN Saturday, February 18th. Grand
s ,eme $50 900, 10000, 10000 $780, 1000, 235s. 80
of O0O, 200 OF 1860, &C. Tickets $40; halves 5; guar
tiers ? 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000! $4,000!
Ia drawn Nos. in each package of 25 Tickets
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Il. 10 be drawn on satur
day Feb 26ih, 1913 Grand Capitals: s51, O0O $4,000
rs O0o 5000 900, 5000. las, 10 prizes Of 1900, 10
of 500 20 OF 900, 40 of 500 aT Of 200, SC Tickets
SIS; halves so; quarters 3 IS.
az Ordersfor Packages, Certificates, or single Tick
cts in the above Schemes addressed 10 the undeIsgu
ed attended to by return Of Ma and, when requested,
an account of the Drawings forwarded 10 soon asre.
esivsd. Address JOHN N. CLARKE,
Jas.3l Richmond, Vs.
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LAND NEAR JAMES RIVER For SALE

LhLNU MEAN J n w TO M VEN FUR SALE,
THE subscriber Is disposed to sell by private con-
tract his Plantation III the county or Surry called
sides of the stage road from Sury Courthouse Cabin
Point The entire tract contains about two thousand
acres. That portion OF it called Rock Spring is within
premises is distant about four miles from the river. Al
least one hundred thousand cords of wood of first
growth. and four or five hundred thousand feet OF
heart plank, and considerable quantity Of oak and
ash timber may be upon this plantation There is
also mari Of the finest quality in abundance on differ
ent parts of the plantation. The improvements
comfortable aud commodious for large family, and
son disposed purchase will Of view the pre-
misses and judge for himself My son, Simon b. Sprat
ley who resides the premises will take pleasure in
riding and showing the sumo 10 any person who
NAV wish TO il. p. T. SPRATLEY.
Pab l8-cw4w
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NEW MANDATORY,
Sash blinds and st0opS.

TIME undersigned have entered into co.paunri-hip
L for the purpose Of coniucting SASH, BLIND
and DOOR MANUFACTORY. They arc situated
near Haxal's Mills, and now prepared 10
orders Tor work Of The above DESCRIPTION, which they
piedge themselves Ia do substantially. rIprdiul>y
and on as accommodating terms, rs II can he done
the city Of Richmond In addition Ia the usual
chnery, they have the new and nnrsJ7l!td ma chine
invented by Mr. Jesse l.eavens. al .'or:ngeld Mass
with the best wuIkmen and materials, Hey conf
dent Of giving entire satisfaction They intend keep
ing constantly hand good supply Of Sash IT The
style and sizes generally used With prompt attention
business they hope 10 merit and receive liberal
share of patronage from the community q. Richmond
aud the surrounding country. They ny'le ciii flom
all who wish To examine or purchase.
Having The exclusive right Ia Mr.. Leavega' ma
chine in Virginia. we prepared 10 sell town conn
~ rights JOSEPH STEHRlNS,
Jan. a6-droSctf CHARLES ELfiS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w. w. Dabncy.

II AVING associated with him John J. Will
Il son, will hereafter conduct the GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS under the firm and style OF
DAbNEY d WILSON, they intend to keep at
all times we'll selected stock OF family Groceries.
10 which they respectfully solicit call from their
friends and The public generally, as they are de-
10 sell low for cash on the usual lime 10
puncual customers. Each partner will give his
personal attention TO the sales of all kinds OF pro.
luce entrusted 10 their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN J. WILSON,
Inn R-dG,nQ,n
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MERCHANDISE.
NsnT,HEE

ELEMING JAMES, EDWIN JAMES. ard JOSEPH
i =. JAMES, in having purchased The interest II
ALEX X PARKER in the business Of JAMES, BRO
THEIRS & Co, Of Richmond, Virginia, AMI E. * +.
JAMES L CO., Of Petersburg, Va the said PARKER
reIir-s from those firms, and The other parties viii
continue ia do hlsne.s heretofore under tie sam.
firms of James, Brothers " Co., in .chmoni,
and Il. * Il. james q Co, IN Petersburg, vis,i-
MIA. FLEMING JAMES.
EDWlS JAMES,
JOSEPH :. JAMES, in,
Feb. lsi, 1913 ALEX. X. PARKER.
HJ Mr.. A. X. PARKER will remain with u some
four or five weeks aid In closing the business In
which lie was Interested. lie Is fully authorized 10
act for us in all matters. j., -. < co.
Fab S-r6f
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO djOBssTaetGs,s

M 10 unaefsiZned will receive sealed proposals until
n, o o'clock on Friday. the 3lsl day o hiarch s4s
o 'le erection OF two additional buildings a, the West
,ii, h e. =. staintoH. Plans and specifications
sVh day Of March, 1913, and can be IN annrainn
10 Thomas 4 Blackburn, Architect, resIInp >, The
asylum. Inc slm Of s36,0n0 has been annronriatsd
i"f tn- erection o' these buildings. We at. nn,harJ
10 advance $1,000 To the contractor who unLsr,,s.s
lne whole, or sum In proportion 10 tile a,ount az ms
contract on his entering into bond with security fo
payments Will be prompt 7''
ROBERT :. BROOKE,
k aEyI / 3. sKT1FyyNEENysoS, E1 Committee.
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A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.
ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

FOX a FEW NIGHTS ONLY.
0R. COLLYER'S MODEL ARTISTES
" brought By him from the Royal Academies
Design in London and Paris, viii! open at
Id FELLOWS HALL, on THIS EVEN
Ed, Feb IS, 1918, when will be presented a
f,ss .! Presentations in PAINTING AND
EVLPTURE, as follows: Monument. TO Wash
f1on; The Dancers reposins; Autory and Cleo
fts; Jeplha's Rash Vow; Fighting Giadiators;
!9hn Preaching in the Wilderness; the Three
(aisrs; Judgmen, Of Solomon; Faith, Hope
pa Charity; Tableau in honor OF the u. States,
Iisses so cents. Doors open a, 7, Personif-
lo1sto commence a, half pas, I.
FEB Is 81
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Stolen.

A I the Theatre, Thursday, 10Th February, in
"A slant, (box No. 81 a sum.elasic Pocket
Book, closed by gum.elas,ic clasp, containing
800 Virginia Bill, two Twenlies, Two Tens, a
Five, four Halt Eagles, and some Silver. On
the back OF ono OF he Twenlies are the numbers
95 or 80, SO, 10, So 60, in column. Acknow-
lodging the social importance of mutual accom-.
mediation, offer 10 the accomplished artist my
REIMBURSEMENT of all claim 10 The money, as a
consideration for the restoration OF six Papers,
which he will readily perceive may be of impor.
lance 10 me. The GcnAcman's Pocket Comp.-
mon should illustrate the affinity of thrift to cour-
tesy; hui il this act Of polileness is Withheld, will
give 500, in addition 10 am par. of the money
which may be recovered, for the conviction OF the
thief. GEORGE TAYLOR.
Feb. l6-dtf
CHARLES CAMPBELL'S HISTORY OF
~ VIRGINIA., volume, 5vo. Price 81 so.
Valuable contributions 10 the early History Of
Virginia.-I Uestern Continent
As a colonial history, this is without doubt The
best that has been published.
Petersburg Republican.
The author has evidently consulted his aulhori-
ties with great care, and writes in a candid and
impartial SPIRIT Virginia Baptist Herald.
We do not doubt tina, this is the most authentic
History OF Virginia. as a colony, that has yet ar-
peared.- Petersburg Intehisencer
While we regre. that The author has cramred
himself so much, and condemned the over conden-
salion of style, in which the bulk OF it is written,
We can, without the slightest hesitation, pro.
nounce it The most valuable and remarkable vo-
ume ever published on the subject.
Richmond Examiner.
We take great pleasure in giving our cordial
recommendations 10 the work.
Hatchman and Obssrrsr.
Published, and for sale by
Feb. II NASH & WOODHOJSE.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
IN conseqce "l the death Of the Senior partner of
the conc ana being agahle Ia give the busne>s
myself, th.rsobl' Alteration which Its welfare de-
mands, disposed To sell all the stock, fixtures and
appurena in ,1nd belonging To Iic Store lately oc-
cupied btt The Cordoasvile Depot, Orange coun.
ty, TO any willih, 10 embark in such n business
such an >rtnnlty Ia young man al moderate means
but rarecurs. " Is no mere experiment, which
may btuccessfIl-but having becn established
more ttTe years. the store has a good run of Gus.
tom, hlar proved profitable and only needs lndn.-
try ambition 10 make il continue 10 he. Per-
sons W, to purchase will find me disposed to make
the ersfavoIa, le as possible.
Il. A. WILLIAMS,
rviving partner Of Hamilton & Williams.
Eicld. Dec. 4 i3I7-ctf
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ADVICE TO THE AFFLICTED.
-, 90, !. r.u .. tl,. ,n,.-, oc 49,. .,.~. :. + r

When we reilsct that most Of The cases OF Consump
ton termralin. .aiy have had their origin In nc
elected colds, II - astonishing IL witness the apathy
displayed ~ those ab"rng nnfef them. although the,
mas be repeatedly warned By lieir medical friend.
guard aganst.as effects oi sudden changes OF me WA
ther which, b. checking the lEsrnslbe prrsriralio
occasions coughs. COLTS, sc, Their aJm0nltions are
len uphrrdrd The unfortunate subject prrcrlyIngl
bad effects arising from The slight cnl1 tsfrnedi
- uiisd mo false rccuri;y b. the vain hope
turn OF pleasant weather viii remove All unplcasSut
symptoms. But, far from being removed the 5, MP.
toms generally aggravated. lie looks around hin,
for that relief which mighi easily have b. obtained a.
cartier period. But, ATE, !r told by MS pbysi-
can there - no hope Tor nm. 10 whom then mus. no
look Tor ali! fire newspapers TEEN with advertise
mrn,s nf nfal.ibe remedies, with oirntiEi.s fALsH
cERIirIcAIps, gssumin. the name Of n RESPECTABLE
rHY.!cf.g aussng their universal efficacy. In drS.
par ha flies TO them, often without receiving
the slightest benefit. But is there indeed no renedy}
Reason aud experience forbid this superstition as ina
ahnxa WILL fairly 10 Lie reude1
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\ FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
I OFFER for sale my Farm IN the county OF Henrico
about two miles from the Old Market House. Tho
fdrm contains Two hundred and.sxtern acres OF which
about one hundred and twenty cleared the balance
in wood. The cleared land has all been highly i'm.
proved with lime and putrescent msnures, and pro-
dnces very fine crops. rhe uacieared land has on Il
very heavy growth Of wood which, from lis nearness
IL market very valuable. ia The farm there are all
Necessary houses, In good order, 10 vii; dwelling
house win seven FOODS, eight closets and ceiisr,
Kitchen laundry Office dairy, smoke house. four tarns
stables Tor horses and cows anu abundant supply
OF ine waIer have lived on The farm 70. more thsn
four years with nearly forty my family. and there
has noe been case ~ serors sickness The place Ia
Virginia.
.;s rraaon FOR wishing TO rc!! !, that may devote
my time entirely u my profession. van seil the farm
iof fair price and m the mos liberal terms Persons
wishing T. nmy are invited 20 cell me- either al my
Office, IL Richmond, .! N: house. on The arm
Dec. 3l-ctt no. 81. GAEG0RY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-18
Ca.s,arinerShiD.

THE subscribers have associated themselves together,
i under the name and style of DANbRIDGE l.
HART, al the old stand Of 5. NJ. cambridge, on
Broad street, near the Richmond, Fredericksb burg and
Potomac Railroad Depot, where they VIII keepa gene
raj assortment Of Groceries They will also attend 10
The selling Of grain aud all kind, Of produce
MISSION hiring servants any business IN their line
BY mutual attention 10 their business, they hope 10 Sc
the patronage Of their town ana country friends,
whom they will be always ready 10 serve 10 their 81
tsluclion, with profit 10 themselves.
WI. G.. nASDRlDGE,
Feb l0-clm r. Il. HAkT.