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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
LIICA,s OFEICE,

NO. D = Y II q = y z = II = Y
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention Of the friends and patrons OF ms lar
famed prze establishment is invited 10 the follow
inr list of Schemes be drawn during the month oil
November under the management Of the old and sue
cessfu Managers, ID. Paine 4 TO-, whose Lotteries
rakr the lead OF ell others They have prizes
10 Richmond in The past few months than all the Mana
gers combined. OF the number sent 10 Richmond,
LUCK has always had his full share.
az TO secure large prizes, order of
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

THE Visitors and Governors Of ms nSsunton
/ having sp,,antrd the a9;h day Of December for
further meeting with view more particularly ~ MI
The chair Of Political Economy, &c, which i SIN VI
can't this 10 Mostly all the visitors not present NJ he
late meeting Of the Board of said appointment, and 10
request their punc.ua attendance on Inc diy dtsiena-
ted. 80 'on, I'm
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q Virginia Nurseries, 30
I One and a haU nlEcs Hcf OF Rtchnt0nd, =
By JAMES VIA,

By JAMES VIA.
these Nurseries, all the choice varieties of Apple,
"A Peach. Apricot, Nectarines, Almond, Gooseberry,
Cherry Plum, Pear Trees, &C., be obtained at the
lowest pr es Also the kinds of Grape Vines,
Asparagus Roots, Raspberries, &c, &c. (See cata-
logue, just published in pamphlet form.l
Or Orders addressed (post paid TO the subscriber,
or 10 Lewis Ill., Charles T WORKMAN, Richard Hill, jr,
Massenah Beazley, or p. w. Grubbs will be promptly
attended TO. The Trees &c. will be packed in such
manner as to be carried safely any distance.
Oct lT-cwtf JAMES VIA.
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STaIINTON LAW SCHOOL,

STAUNTUN LAW oCdOOL.
N1YLAW LECTURES will commence, as usual, on
wi the goth November, Qnstant,) and terminate on
the Goth March following Students are desired to
bring with them the works enumerated In the sub1on
cd catalogue some of which are used az principal tex
hooks. and others only for occasional reference. My
fee h AGO PAYABLE in advance. The other necessary
expenses including board at the hest houses washing
fuel lights &C. &c. Is believed, will not exceed $40
or S75 for the session
Catalogue referred 70 aoooei
ructer,s Commentaries, Starkie on Evidence,
Inm.,,. Dipest Greenleafs Evidence,
IomaI on Executors &C., Lube's Equity Pleading,
si.nben nm Pleading. Holcombe's Introduction
conld,s Pleading. to Equity Jurisprudence,
Chitiy's Pleading. Chtty's Biaokstone,
Davis Criminal Law. stephens , bisCsstonS.
lSda-c2t
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AMERICAN HOTEL

TAVING much increased my stock in anil.
II cipalion OF The opening Of this splendid
Hotel, will from this day commence selling out
at great bargains, lest | may be compelled 10
keep over a large stock. am now selling good
Cloth Dress Goats at 81 so, and fine Cloth Dress
Goats al $40; Over Coat, at from 50 10 sl2;
Paulaloons and Vests al great Bargains.
now have Two New York Cutters, and tltsl
rate assortment vi Cloths and Gassimeres, and
will make up Garments cheaper than ever
For bargains, call al
FLEETS, 1885, Main street,
Nov. Sign OF the Red Pos's.
COOPER'S Shred and Saeel Isin.l,ss, for sale
~ by I. JoHNSioN.
Nov 6
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
NEW AND VALUABLE I'M

PROVEMENTS IN FARMING UTENSILS.
ID SINCLAIR, JR., & CO., of Baltimore, have es-
IL. tablished an agency In this city, opposite inc
Banks for the sale Of their improved and extensive va
rirty of Agricultural Machinery, Plouehs, &c.
The attention of Farmers is particularly recommend
ed the followngst OF valuable Machinery, riougns
purchaser. The materials from which they are manu-,
facured and their construction, Is not surpassed. All
indictments purchased will be warranted both as re-
CARDS performances quality of material md workman
shp-viz
Threshng Machines
Straw Separators, for ditto.
Corn and Cob Ctushers
Horse Power do.
Hand and Horse Power Corn Shelters
Wheat and Corn Tanning Mills
Cylindrical Straw Cutters
Maryland Self Sharpening Ploughs
Also, thirty patterns {varcus kindsl PlonEhs' mar
rows, Cutvators, Grain Cradles, Farming ana 1atu,
ners' Tools, and complete assortment oil Garden ana
Eiower seed. Oct 2U-ctf
JAMES GARLAND AND WM. NJ. CABELL
TIAVE united in the practice of Law, and VIII regi
II larry attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts of Amherst Appomaitox, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson and the town of Lynehburg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, to
| practice in the Court of Appeals OCT 2l-cu
NOTICE.
| ,l,o THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE LOUISA
1 RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act OF stf
| March, i547:
The following acquisitions hereby made viz: In
addition 10 the sum of three dollars called for, tive dol
lars payable the first day of each Of the months
March. April, May, August, September, october sns
December and ten dollars on the first day OF each
the months of June, July and November, on each snare
Subscribers in Augusta will pay in the BANK a
Staunon; in Albemare, In the Bank al CharlotesVine
and those in Richmond, in the Bank of Virginia, 10 th'
credit Of the Louisa Railroad Company. Plnetualty
important, interest o be due on each insta"ent no
| maid By order of thr Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
| Beaver Dam Depot, Feb. 22-CtDecl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Louisa Railroad.

TO LYNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESVILLE
AND STAUNTON.
! Daily by Railroad ana
rIHO Charlottesville SIS 90 Messrs. VIM. P. Parish l.
i zoos Stages. A liberal
To Staunton, 81 90 amount OF baggage allow
IN Ivnchhurg. Il 50S ar Connects with lines
West of Lynchhurg, by
10 Amb.r,, ~ II : So stage Of Messrs. J. L..
fieiskeil & Co, without
To Nelson C. H., ooJ detention. .e "a
Fare between Lynchburg and Junction, 20 2 2o
Fare between Amherst Z. Il. and Junction, ~
Fare between Nelson C. II. and junction, W. o W
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on sundays wen,
pesdays and Fridays AT I, NJ, arrive nex' nay IN
Richmond at ia, A. Nj; IN Washington at "a, T. NJ;
and in Baltimore by Z, T. NJ
Passengers for Lynchburg take the at 8, A. NJ.
On Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving In
Charlottesville before night leave next day at a. A. NJ,
and reach Lynchburg at 6, +. NJ
Fare between Washington and Staunton, $lO-Iick-
cts on the Boat or at Staunton.
Nov Left CR MASON, Agent.
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A HaRD

A CARD.
DOBT. McNAMEE, manufacturer OF s ,,i',
II GICAL & DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
No. 10, Governor Street, has on hand several ca
ses ofDissecline Instruments, ofsuperior quality.
N. B. All kinds of repairing done with neat
ness and dispatch Oct. 25-dtf
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GRAND LOTTERY For THE 18TH
q. W.. Nsaury a Co.,

~ Hv - oDs'
M a N 4 G E RS.)
Successors 10 J. Z. GREGORY co,
OFFICE, NO. /, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND, Fuglaia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
Virginia Iecsbur. Lottery, Class No Co. for 1913, 10
be drawn or SATURDAY. November H. 70 No. Lottery
Is drawn ballots
prizes Of s1S sSS IS p'1 I. o si'o 90
4 5000 &c. &C.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so.
Delaware Lottery, No. 81, TO be drawn November To-
66 NJ. !.o,'ery-io drawn ballots.
| prize or S30OOn ~ prizes Of sso'
20 prizes OF r5O1 ~ foo -.
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters D.
Virginia Ieeshnrs Lottery Glass No Is Tor lo''' 70
b, drawn on Saturday, Nov. L. = No Lo'tef'-i'
drawn ballots.
prize Of s5 5sSS1 80 90 prizes Q ''S sSU
10000 &C. &C.
Tickets sl0-shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, NJ, 50, 10 be- drawn N'vember2l.
rs Nos, II drawn hallts.
| prize Of $4,000 pnze q s5 5SG"
| 10000 30 . COO, &c.
| Tickets $40; alves ), quartrs2 oo.
Virginia icesburr .ottery Glass Il, for lois, to be
drawn on Saturday, .ovelnbrr y. - No. Lottery
= ''a"' '''''' Grind Scheme:
pri..ssof s ssS"S ~ - D''r' Of sI ssS
ic00l Sc &C.
Tickets SIS; hives 50; quarters IS
| Delaware Lottery NJ. 80, 10 " drawn November -
| rs No. Lottery II drawn ballots
i m, e
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aus,rew Johnston,

ATTORNEY At LAW,
Ate or Quincy, Illinois, has returned TO Rich
Lmond and viii practise in III, Courts held in ttl5
ei,yand county and the ADJOINING counties.
.,1ss, o"'e Nay a-lydkc
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NEW FAIL nv GOODS

NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
osi received from The Northern markets and
v nuenon some very pretty and cheap Goods /:
snny Peily patterns new style Dress Goods
an WOO! French Mouselaines
sn'edcned and brown Domestics
ch weeds, Cassineis, and many other styles OF
'"s Dp wool Goods, for servants
Blankets, very cheap
Rms p in great variety
c. wool and Cotton Hose-and many other
MUGS ior sale very cheap, by
j. G. CHENERY,
.o' Opposite Fredericksburg DEPOT.
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JAllES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
WE have Tor sale valuable Farm, lynn, IN thu
w county nf Chesterfield. on James River, near Bur
muGl Hundreds, containing about six hundred acres ~
land, ome-afoi winch = hoiomiand and al the fiTs
quality, th- balance g, lind and of clay sol slis
c-ptlIr Of the highest late of improvement; aborl
two hundred acresis well wooded; rycrilet aud
The situation healthy II has IN II dwelling wilillorr
rooas, barn. corn house, stable, hgy house, &C. Two
hundred bushels Of wheat have been seeded under
clover fallow. On--haf the purchase money can &c.
main IN lien for several years
For terms and farther particulars. apply 70
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OFFICE DF THE RICHMOND }
AND DANNIL.LE RAILROAD EDMPANY.I

RicHlusp, Oct. VI, ls4s.
NOTICE is hereby given, that requisition Of ten
' dollars per share the stock Of this Company Is
called for payable on The FIRST oi December ensuing.
The Bye Laws provide thai all monies shall be drpo-
sited III Bank, certificate taken, and forthwith trans
m-d 10 the Clerk, who shall return receipt tn gfor
by recent order of The Board, Agents have been APP
pointed in the several counties along the !ne anu adj
acent thereto, who together wiki the President Direc-
tors, CLERK, Assistant Clerk Chief Engineer Principal
Assistant and Assistant Engineers, and also the Sub
Assistants who heads of parties, authorized 10
receive subscriptions and requi-ilions.
JAMES e. CRANE,
Clerk Richmond aud Danville Railroad Co.
Jcy- The first Annual Meeting will be held on the
18th day OF December, nj the Office Of The Company, in
the city of Richmond II is important that there should
be full meeting OF the Stockholders either in person
or by proxy. Oct l3-cwtDecl
- The Danville Register aud the paper printed In
Faunville VIII please insert the above week un.
II the LIST December next.
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IN HANCERY.-ViReiSIA: Al Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit the sixth day of November ls46
George Miller and Wilanna P his wife, who, until
her marriage with the said George Miller, Will.
anna Lownes, Plaintiffs
against
Allen and Virginia r his wife, Root and
Jane his wife, Margaret Lownes, William Lownes,
Elizabeth Lownes, Elias L Lownes, Elizabeth A C
fn~nes, Lewis Williams and Elzabsth A his wife,
h,as l. LoWnes, guardian Of Rebecca Lownes William
D Lownes, Caleb Lownes, Henry Wenck and Sarah
uhiswife; Lydia Keller, George s Gibbs and Mari
anna hts wife, Charles Chapman, Elizabeth Harvey,
Maurice James and Charlotte his wife, Sarah Ash,
frederick Peasants, Jehie Parmley and Eliza Ann
asSlfe, Charles Peasants, James Peasants, Will
IAN Hughes, William II Hughes, jr, Ira Payson and
mary his wife. Charlotte Armstrong and Levin B
Lowhes and other Defendants.
;, The defendants above-named not having entered
appearance and given security, according TO the
asol Assembly and the rules Of this Court and il APP
ang by satisfactory evidence that they inha-
his Of this Commonwealth: IL is ordered, that the
a defendants do appear at the rules TO be held for
'ae sld Court on the first Monday in February next,
a answer the bills Of the plaintiffs; Ind that copy
" Ihis order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
shed In the city OF Richmond for Two months sue
S'Nsy, and posted at the front door Of the State
courthouse, In the said city.
No,,o Copy. Teste,
HN lO-ew2m p ROBERTS, Clerk.
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A SITUATION WANTED

A MlDDLE.AGED GENTLEMAN, who is qualified
~ 10 teach the English and Latin Languages, and
who has hid considerable experience III teaching De
slres obtain situation Instructor In an aradr-
my, 4 private tutor. Ample Testimonials rs 10
character and qualifications can be given. Conmuni.
Cations addressed the Postmaster, III Suia, Middle
sex, Virginia, viii be promptly attended 10.
lcfll L
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KING AND QUEEN LAND NJ PUBLIC

AUCTION.
THE subscriber will sell, public a1ction on WE'D
NE-iiAf, the 18th November, II TAR, u not 'ir
next ir day thereafter SUNDAY exempted! her Tract
Of linc known b. the u NH Farm, iyng ~ the
upp-r end Of King and comfy. two miles above
Dunk,rk. ard only that distance from navigation "
contains upwards ~ eight hundred acres ~ land, winch
is well adapted 10 the culture 81 corn, wheat, COTTON,
oats &C. Ii has on il an abundance Il wood Tor the
supply of the farm and ahounds with water 81 The best
qnaty. II is not surpassed by any situation IN the
lower country for health and good soci.ty-h-ns con.
vrnsnt TO either Baptist Methodist y IN Eri.copai-
Church.
The improvements are sufficient for large family
having Two story bIick house win eiCht We'll arranged
rooms kitchen barns, siibrs castig- and ice houses,
negro quarters sc IL has excellent apple and peach
orchard, ui a choice selection.
further description i deemed unnecessary, a -
presumed any person wishing plrc!s. vii view The
premises before the day of sale II VIII he shown 10
any person wishing 10 purchase By Mr. Llwrrncr Muse
or Mr. John Lumpkin.
Al ,he same time and place, will h -"li several -
In bile Mules, stock Of iln.s. faas. N";k oxen. ~
soa Carts Plantation Utensils, Cfo.' u Corn oii-.
Feeder. Shucks, &c, aC.
TERMS made known The day Of sale.
Oct l3--ciis MAXI v H'".
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IN CHANCERY-vrKOISrA,-A Rules held in tbs
Clerks Office Of the County Court of Louisa coun
~ on the It'll day of November, 1913:
Edward Saunders, James Saunders, Robert Dalton
and Mary bis wife, Isaac Saunders, Charles saun
des William Gillespie, James Fielding and Matilda
his wife, John Bell and Emily A his wife, John NJ Gil
iesps, David Gillespie and Jane Gillespie, Plaintiffs
against
John Saunders, David 8 Saunders, Julius o saun-
dsrs, James Saunders and Elizabeth his wife, Nelson
Gillespie, James L Gillespie, Wainwright Flanagan,
- Flanagan and - Flanagan, children Of Eli
zabe,h and Charles Flanagan, and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered their
appearance and given security according TO the act OF
Assembly and rules of this Court, and 1t appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
State, on motion OF the plaintiffs by their attorney, II
10 ordered that the sad defendants above named, do
appear before the justices Of said Court, at the
Courthouse. on the second Monday in January next,
and answer The bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months sue
cessivey and posted al the front door Of the Court.
house OF this county on some Court day..
Copy. Teste,
Nov l0-cw9m JOHN HUNTER Gle
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
T WOULD invite he lover, q Gart Ciesfs
i and Tobacco 70 ca an tase ,'.. ~
supply. PEYIoN JOHNS -"
Nov. 9 | }, Main $,
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NalSSfsh' W. Ley w LIN -
nS THURSDAY, the a.ii day Of November The sub
~ ac.ih-f ~ Attorney IN fact for GEO. w T. Gusts,
the Surviving Executor Of Gen. George "3shnet"n,
vii! oItr sale, pgbc auction 10 the highest old-
der The undivided interest Of Gen. Washington 70 ihf
lands owned by Washington, Walker : TO-, ~ Tie
county Of Nansen"nd
Thee lands lie partly in The cfea bisma' SWAMP.
ami a5c valuable for their pine, cypress and "!it ~.
timber which j. represented 10 h. If nr quality, ana
within short di>'ancr OF naViaanr water. lnc Hand
possesses an n.lElusiibG fertility, and, IL rro.ery
ditcl.d and dranrd, would b. unsurpassed IN pfoiIo
tvri:e-S hy anv suii ~ Virginia
The attention oil persons engaged IN getting timber -
called 10 this property great bargain can be Obtain.
ed in IL.
The title this property is believed to be indispn'a
hle but the undersigned i only authorized 10 convey
III. held BY Cen Washington, who was entitled y
onehlrd part of
The whole quantity Of lard amount. 10 abon; eleven
or twelve hundred acres.
The sale will take place n The town Of Snicls, IN
roat Of thu Clerks Office At that place, At T. oe"E,
on Thursday the 2]L Of November. Isis.
JOHN a WASHiNITON,
Attorney IN fact f"r Geo " Gusts,
Surviving Executor Of gen. George Washington.
Mount Vernon, Oct IL, --dltGr2awtts
* The Norfolk Herald will insert three Times a
week until The day Of saIe and send bill 10 J. A. W
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TO SCU00T TEAC.HERS

TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.
WE wish to open several Academies early III
w January next, in connection with the Pre-
paIatory Department oil Randolph Macon College =
Competent and experienced Teachers Will find Prrml.
and profitable employment application 10 the
subscIlher-fby letter post paid
w A SMITH,
Oct a7-cw3w President X. NJ. College.
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yTiss5ara M. Fulton,

ATTORNEY a T IA w, NUTNK1 PUbLIJ,,
GENERAL AID PENSION AGENT,
IND COMMIssION3R OF DEEDS for AIabama, Con
"A neclicut Deawar, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, In
diana, Kentucky, Louiinna, Maine, MARYLAND, Mi9h-
gan Mississippi MsslI New hanp'nse S1w
Rhode Island, south 'arolina, Tennessee, Vermont,
&C.
Office over Joseph onavita, No &c, Main street op-
pOsie 10 homas Il. Ece K TO.
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GRAND sCHMEs FOR NOVEMBER

GRAND SCHEMtS FOR NOVEMBER
as 600 DOLLARI 3of 5000 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidate Lottery, No. %, 10 be drawn y,
Baltimore, Maryl andon Saturday, Nov llth, ISIS. .
Nos, Is drawn. Grad Scheme: Si5,no0, 3of la,oou'
As Of 0on, - Of 5oOSc., &c. Tickets $40; halves .
quarters > So.
$1,000 DuLLA.Sl $4,000 DOLLARS
Grand coasolldatd Lottery, Glass No. 10, Z" be
drawn al Baltimore 'aryiand IN Saturday, Nov. 4otlI,
1918. Is Nos. ~ drHn.s Splendid Scheme sbb,aco,
50 OOO 2lOln OOl e5 Of oOO 25 of 600, p Of 4oO,
&c. Tickets $40; hives 10. quarters ..
10000 DOLLARsl 20 OF 5000 DOLLARS
susquehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. a. for 1910,
TO he drawn at Balinue Maryland, on wednesday
Nov 2glh y Nos B drawn Grand Scheme: J Of
$40 600 20 OF 900, aOG lOOO 30 Of 5oO &c. Tickets
Sl2-shares in proportion.
DJ In purchasing IL the package, deduct the price
Of three lckrls.
AZ Orders Tor Ticks in the above viii meet prompt
and confidential attention, it addressed 10
B. COWLES, Wall street,
OCT 40 Richmond, Va
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T W. MAuRY s co. Managers-No. !

T W. MAURf s co. Managers No. !,
y under City Hoiei.
CAPITALS. &C.. FOR TIE WEEK!
FRIDAY-Ca,ilals $4,000, Of 300G, ) Of
500. Sc. - Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81.
SATuRDaY-Capilals Of go 900, i OF
10 GOO Of 5000 4 OF 2502, ID OF 1000, &c. 10
Nos, l3 drawn. TioReis sIo. NOV.
WANTED TO BORROW, Tor one year or
w Ioncer Two thousand dollars, 10 be sscuF-
,ea h. ,'n aced ~ lrns, on improved real es;at:
worth five thousand dollars; the interest 10 be paid
quarterly or half-YearIy. For further information
apply al this otite. noV
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~, SERVANTS SHOES.
w shave received good stock Of Servan.,
sr;.. Saces, suitable for male and female, an
Tor ss,. nal We can recommend to wear well, and
-, "a ,ale very low.
w. u PUTNEY & WATTS.
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FRUIT TREES,

OF III THE CHOICEST SORTS, -
ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBBER4,
GRAPE VINES, ROSES. &C., &C.,
From the Nursery of
MORRIS & STOKES,
WEsTcHEsTER, PA.
LIVERY pains has been taken, by the personal atten.
T. tion of one of the Propretos, TO the budding and
grating of Fruits TO ensure the genuineness of the
Sorts The subscriber, as Agent, will receive orders
for any Trees or Plants; and from his knowledge the
Propretors feels confident they VIII give satisfaction.
Descriptive catalogues may be had at his office, in Pc
tersburg All inquiries by mail, postage paid VIII re-
ceive attention. SAMUEL = GhlSCoM.
Petersburg Oct 9th, lS45-c2awtf
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Cowics, Lottery Office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL,
TIME attention ol ne pairons of Cowles' celebrated
L Prize Office is ivitcd 10 the following brilliant
Schemes 10 he drawnn thr month nf November, under
the management OF PAINE Il CO., who havs disifi'
buted large przs in Richmond the last year Than
al, Others combined OF those sent, many have been
directed this agens, and sold by the
prize-seller, CONLEs.
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JAMES RIVER AND hANAWnA CON-

.s,HE fourteenth Annual Meeting 81 the Sockhnlder.
1 Of The James River and kanaw!a Company VIII
be- held ii The rompany'S Dice, IN the Eiiy 81 ken.
mond, IN Monday, the 9th Of hovrnibrr
IL order IL the Prrsi. nj aud directors,
& GEkEERpING, SECRETARY.
Richmond eth October. l-is
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NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS
FOR SALE BY
RRiNkER & WORRIES,

Stanton, Nov. 10, ls4s-c3t
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NOTICE TC VOLU iEhRo, &c;
VOLUNTEERS, ard others VINO nave fecelvea ,ne ,.a
discharges from the United states service, '''n n'e
moi obtained their bolnty land &c, by rrng TO the
undersigned. eneiosig tHer DISCHARGES, anu s''s'nE
pIacr al address cal have the necessary papers pre-
pared and forwarded win sch nirccuons as " ehao
them IL nrorure The. bounty land extra or hack pay
nensions miIs,,e e.; and the widows and heirs, bro
hers and sis,s oGuose who have died bern killed
in battle in Na,;eo by writing "a above, giving the
name nj tha comn,n and regiment in which their re-
Iatiye .ni,s,eJ ~ sred and time Of enlistment, viii
obtain All apers which requisite 10 pro-
cure ,yhn,avs, ,nay' !. due the deceased soldier.
~ B-postage nu,t be paid in all cases, when inior-
nation will h. oren gratuitousiy, and moderate
charges made for presenting Gia.ins. p,-,roS
NJ &c, Main street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
VIRGINIA LAND oFslcE,

.NDVrIII'IFT ICT''
On conformity 10 act entitled I'm net to reduce nin
L one act The several acts concerning ESchrnt'rs,
pa s.d 9Th day al January lsla d. hereby maze
know IN al whom i concern, that u appears ny
the Certificate ri I'll. Esreatn 0i The county oi Alex
andra dated The 3st day Of October ISIS, ana rrctlv-
Ell mo lir Land Office the ~ dag 81 Snyenhrr re
that Nv inquest held on The 3Jt day Of October, !sis,
,hr fJIo,yinr Lots of which William Howard died
seized have been found rscheatrf 10 the Common
wealth:
No. 1! a Iot of ground on the West side OF Fairfax:
between Oronosr aud Princess streets IN the town 81
Alexandria in the county Of Alexandra, containing one
square, or TWO acres
No =. loi Of ground on The East side al FAIRFAX,
and North .la Of faaose strrrt The said town and
county .. Alexandria continuing one square: or Us"
,c.es : H. PARKER,
Nav G-r.Gn Reg. Va. Land Office