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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-30
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On t1,srtee,ah Street, Under The Ex.iongc Hotel
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully his rris nds
L and the public in general, that he has commenc ed
the business of Lottery Broker in the Office ION Iih
street. under the Exchange loie) formerly occupIsd
by D. NJ. Hoyt. and recently by l.. B. Pendleton.
Drawing Of the Monongalia Lottery, Glass No,
2S, June 26lh
10 - ~ 40 80 81 % 81 As 60 90 81 SO "a
Ticketl9 50 81, prize OF 500 sold by
LAMBERT.
FRlUhY--The Virginia Monongallh Lottery, class
No. %. Capital: $4,000. rs Nos, 10 drawn Tick.
rtsSi; halves 2: quarters l.
sATURDAY-DoIlar Lottery. The Sussex county
(Oeaware) Lottery, Extra Glass No. So S. 600 Capt
taI. Is Nos, II drawn Tickets sIi halves SO cents
quarters n C.
Saturday Evenng,-SaIes close at S O'Clock
$4,000 DOLLARS!
AaNIFiCEST SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. %, to he
drawn NJ Alexandria. Capitals S35 900, $1,000, 900
&C. rs Nos, Il drawn. Tickets slO-shares In pro-
portion.
1- Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares in the above, any Of Hau
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day prices varying from 81 10 slO for tickets
wlllieceive the prompt attention. and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant Adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond. Va.
~ Recnllect No.3-"Therrs luck in odd numbers,
says Rory 0'More." June 70
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LOTTERIES.
S1ras.an5s office

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, glcn.
~ moND. VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. ;;TRhTToS's the man.
More good luck al STATIONS! Another
Capital of 10, 600 dollars sold and paid
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Lottery, No. 3, June II.
sc &c 9 7 90 80 &c d5 81 81 30 III :
Ticket, Nos 7 81 80, another CAPITAL Of 10 :.
600. sold 10 a gentleman from Chesterfield and
cashcd at sigh. BY STRAIT ron.
Drawn Nos. Of Mnnonsalia, No. %, June 70.
7 pc IS 76 lG 80 20 IS 50 AZ u Sc .
Ticket, Nos. I &c 80, prize OF $1,000 sold
and paidhv STRATTON.
Drawing OF Monongalia, No. 81, June -:
% II IS IT 9 8 60 Is 81 30 73 10
Half, Nos. 8 l3 81, prize Of Sl60, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawing OF Sussex, Extra, No ST. June u.
81 90 G 90 lG 25 sc II 10 As 4 AZ
Ticker, Mes. 4 As 40, a prize Of $500 Four
Do. % do. $50 more
Do. 81 50 60, fsold
Do. 81 &c 49, land
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Mononsalia Lottery, Glass %.
10 ~ % s 40 81 81 % 81 IS 60 20 81 80 II
Whole Nos. 20 D. 3S, 4 prize of 100 dollars
Ticket Nos. 5 ~ 81. a prize OF 100 dollars
Bolh sold and paid BY STRATToN.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, Glass 81.
s 3S 63 So - l6 4S So 80 II,
Whole Nos S 10 3S a prize Of 100 dollars
sold and paid BY STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEk
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARsl
FRIDAY ononealia, No. 20. Capitals:-sls, 600
5000, 5000, 267O, 1000. Of l,OOO SC. IL Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets 81; halves 9; quarters /.
5000 DOLLARS! 3 OF 1000 DOLLARSl
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. SO Capitas:-s5.-
600, of 900, of 500 &C., &c. Is Nos, ii dnwn-
Tickets 81; halves So cl-.i quarters a5 cts.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
sATtRDAY-Leesburg Lottery, No. 80. Capitals
SIS, 600 1900, 400 5000 $780, 5000, 2Os? 1000
90 of ,pnU 90 Of co., &c. 70 Nos !: drawn. Tickets
10; halves S; quarters 80
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly at
tended 10, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders to N. STRATTON,
June e Richmond
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
Notice TO Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received on
- and after the 18th instant, and until the 9Th
Jay OF July, at The Engineers Office, in Char
louisville, Tor The Graduation, Masonry, Super
structure, &C., of The Louisa Railroad Extension
from Charlottesville, Westward, 10 The 30lh mile
station, distance of nine miles; work TO be
completed by The lst day of January, 1850.
Proposals will also be received for The Mason
ry (i40o perches) on the Piers and Abulments Of
the Rivanna River and Moore's Creek Bridges
10 be finished BY the Isl day of November next.
The right to require the work West OF Char
louisville 10 be completed al earlier day is re-
served, il employmen,is furnished 10 The conIrac-
tors to the end OF The ear
Plans, profles and specifications for the above
work can be seen upon application al The Eng.
neer's office, in Charlottesville.
w. A. KUPER,
Chief Engineer Louisa Railroad.
June 5-dtd
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MISCELLANEOUS.
100 Dollars Reward.

" AN AWAY from The Shenandoah Iron Works,
"a about the LIST OF April last, two Negro Men-DA-
MEL anu cLARk-beinns!ne 10 the Estate OF the late
Miles, aiaIqmrSs, OF The county Of Madison. Said .ie
years, and some five feet nine or tan inches high
Clark, It IS believed has upon hi. lace. No oil
er mark recollsc;rd.
The above reward will be given FOR the apprahru.
sion of the Negroes il taken OUT Of the Stale and a.
cured so that can yet them againoi SD viii he ri
ven for the securing Of either ii taken out of the
Staleor SEQ IL taken in the State and secured so that
get them again-or sl0 for either one.
THOMAS N. WEIGH,
Executor OF Miles Marques, deceased.
Madison CO., Va. MAY o3-ctf
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue Of two deeds of Trust, dated January oh
ID si7 of record In Chesterfield, executed one by
VIM. j. Fore, and the other by VIM j. Fore and Eliza
beth his wife, the undersigned, Trustee for Rebecca
Harris, Executrix Of John Harris, deceased, viii offer
for paIe by public auction. the premises, on MON
DAY, the oath day Of july, lsis the following Traca
Of Land in the county OF Chesterfield, viz Tract OF
Land known the "Home Tract" containing lO5
acres mentioned of the said lceds and another
Tract Of Land. niainng four hundred and fifty sir
acres or less In the other OF the said deeds men
toned for cash 10 $780, with interest thereon from
the ttl of January, 1918, ard To the charges and
commissions of the said trust, and upon credit Of two
and three years from the 9Th January, 1877 10 the
sldue. he tract last mentioned will he first sold The
purchaser will be required 10 give bonds for tho pur
chase money as 10 the credit payments, and the title
VIII be retained until payment
ESr Sale 10 commence al lao'clnck.
June 27-ctds II. RHODES, Trustee.
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To Farmers.

FNHOSE in want OF Threshine Machines, are
J. respectfully solicited 10 call al Geo. wait
g. Cos Plough Mandatory in The city oil Rich
mond, or al our shop 10 The county OF Hanover
and examine our Horse Power and Tresher, De-
fore purchasing elsewhere. II is very imporian!!
that persons who wish our machine, should send
their orders without delay. The demand last
year lin The latter part OF The season. was mnch
greaerlhan we could meet. The most sallsiaclo-
ry references can be given, II desired. Inc loi'
lowing is our lis, OF prices: =.
inch drum ron,aieIc 5000
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. :, with ~ ~
inch drum, Complete >, ~
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. 8, WIN 20
inch drum, complete ~ ;l iaU
Revolving Lever Horse Power, with ~ 'n 1sn
drum complete i ~
80 inch Drum or Th1esheF g s
90 r. So
~ q n As
A competent hand will accompany The ma
chine 10 sci il to work, free oil charge, Wneie sne
distance does not exceed lhrly-hve miles from
our shop, or from Richmond, over that distance
travelling expenses must be paid. we wiz ae-
liver Machines in Richmond, or al The ke!rea',
near New Castle on The Pamunkey river.
Address Haw g. sydnor, Old Church, Hano'
vel OF al H''hn'0"'' HAw & sYDNoR,
Hanover Co. June rs, la4s-c't.
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, BY THE
Louisa RAILROAD.

FTER the LIST of July, section OF the hoad between
a GordonsyIlle and Charlottesville Will be put In ope-
ration. .io, ,,;,h ~, po,d
NIL, r.arh 1,oY. fifteen miles beyond Charlottesville,
rst day from Richmond which will relieve the passen-
gers from night travelling all the way through TO the
no .nsciaI agreement with the proprelors Of the
sre. more liberal amount OF baggage will be allow
eli Than formerly between staunton and Gordonsvle.
pr,,as wishing extra Stages can always procure them
IN. nronr.tors at Charlottesville, and regulate their
own h m1vsa.en Richmond and saun,on, 81 90
Fare between Washington and stanton, (no de-
,snIion al Junction, and tickets obtained on the
boat,) ., - W., ;, nn,th
can nav through al stanton to Washington $40.
No. The Isl sepre mber the Louisa Railroad will be
comnl.ted within eight miles OF Charlottesville.
ips i2-ctAurl5 c. r. MASON, Agent.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
EDr. T.. I'D. Robinson.

WHO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice Of Medicine for nearly thirteen years, ia
still relieving and positively curng-of the following
forms OF disrase-eight out of ten who apply TO him,
and who have been pronounced NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
White Swelling, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, AZ
fections of the Liver, Agne and Fever, Scald Head,
Ulcerous Sores of long standing letter, Cancer Lep
rosy, Palsy, ST. Wins Dance, Wen5 Coughs. and Az
feclon Of the Lungs, supposed to be Consumption,
Asthma, Syphilis GonorrhGa, Structure, Mercuriai
Disease. and all forms Of disease peculiar TO females;
such Fluer Alhus Proapsus uterl, Sc. &c. He has
treated several hundred cases Of rheumatism, aud
failed in five only, where the remedies energetic
ally applied, in effrctng entire cure. Persons sur
fering from the effect OF mercury speedily relieved
Reference, the satisfactory, he had. Office
Nos, Wall street, under the CITY Hotel.
Nor, 5--cwtf
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THE HUGUENOT WHITE SULPHUR
AND GHAI YREATE SpRINGS

THIS agreeable Summer retreat Is again open 10 vi
stors. The virtue Of the waters IN invigoraling
the Frame and even In restoring health, where the
stronger waters of other sections had been tried In
vain, has been sufficiently Tested by the expert
ence of one season. am, therefore, jusiihed In be-
speaking for them the Iavof Of the public, and especial
~ Of inva!s whose systems require milder influence
than the mountain brrezes and harsher waters OF West
ern Virginia are found TO exert
Since the la season, Important improvements have
been made-smooth and shady walks and level roads
through the ample forest grounds attached To the
Springs invite the romantic and the lovers of rural
exercises: and, for those whose quest Is recreation
more than health musical band, fine airy ball room,
tomary resources of pleasure and amusement, have
been provided. In short, effort or expense has been
spared supply whatever might contribute 10 the COM
fort or enjoyment of the guests
The establishment is mainly under the mana cement
of the same attentive and obligng supernendents,
male and female, whose efforts to please gave such
tisactlon the last season and az shall reside nj the
Springs il will be nv endeavor, by general supery
sion TO aid in securing the great ends of heath 10 the
sick, and pleasure to the healthy"
The tiugueno Springs on the river road IN Pow
haIan, near aanakin Town Ferry, about seventeen
miles above Richmond. From that city they will be ac-
cessibe by the packet line The James River Canal,
with which line of coaches connecting will carry vi.
.ors from the Ferry 10 the Springs. The fare will be
81 IS. Such are the present arrangementsdne notice
will he gwen Of any future change.
Board $50 the season, ending 3Oth September; SO
per month; $40 per week; 81 30 per dry. Children
and servants halt price Horses SO per month"; 80 cls.
per day. ". HOLSTER,
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Annual sale Of sucks.

NEAR della WARE CITY, della WARE.
CLAYTON b. REYBpLp brgs 10 inform The pub
- lie, that he Will Oder fox unreserved sale, al AUG
lion, on WEDNESDAY,, August I'd 1915
about TWENTY. FIVE LONG-WOULED NEW on
YORKSHIRE YEARLlNG BUCKS, winch he believes
superior az points 10 those Disposed OF al his former
sale
The subscriber would also remind the pnhlic that one
Of his Oxfurdshire Bucks, aged four years and weigh
ing three hundred and sixty pounds, took the rt
prize for the hest Long-wo"led sheep the Saratoga
Meeting IN the Fall oil ls47 and lha, the said Sheep
Is the sire OF the Bucks intended for sale.
c. b. REYBOLD viii be pleased TO any gentle
man who Will favor him with his company.
Gy Sale To commence Al O'Clock.
Marsh Mount. June 30, IL tS.-ctlsfAuc.
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IN ERY.-v.aol,IA:-In Chesterfield coan

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In Chesterfield Coan-
! ~ Court, June the l2th, 1913 r.,;,s hi,
James A. Farmer, Charles Loud ana Eme It. III
WE, nolnas ~. 5"'' '' Plaintiffs:
Moses A. Robertson, Administrator Of Horatio Farm
err deceased Meredith Mckinney ano .osePa,he n's
wife, Colin 81. Farmer Jeremiah" ''ooo'' nnfndan,s
Farmer, ,,,,iGs bv ,bsi, Z, mnssI and
filed against The anu ne ss
ne. and given security, acco. ding To the act OF
s.smbiv aud the rules Of this Court, and il appearing
~ r Satisfaction OF the Court that b. Is not an inha
, NJ This country, the motion Of the plaintiffs, II
=, 1,dered that the said Merediths Mckinney appear
ners Al August Term next and answer tie bill OF the
niain,ifs; and that copy OF this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed In the city OF Rich
mond and published for eight weeks successvely, and
posted at the front dno of the Courthouse Of this coun
~. A.copy;, Ts.sss. cooD,,, NO
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June S-i6sclaftNov.l0
49, CHARLES II ROTTS-

Nix. CHARLES T BOTTS-
al R. You viii please take notice that shall at The
y once of william NJ. Fulton, in the city Of Rich
mond Virginia. on Monday, the 3lst day of July, 1913
between the hours of O'Clock, A. NJ, and o'clock
P. H., proceed 10 take the dispositions Of William Nc
Claiming, n. Baldwin and others. to he rtad 10 eVi
dance before commissioner John Shore In a quit now
pending in the Superior Court of Chaneery for The
Richmond Circuit, in which am plaintiff and you are
defendant. Should from any cause the dispositions 10
be commenced or completed on that day, they VIII Dc
continued from day to day, Sundays e1ceped al Inc
same place, and between the same hours, until tney
shall be completed. w. FOhbcs.
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NOTICE.

WAS committed TO the Jail Of Isle of Wight county,
w on the l4th day Of March, 1913, as runaway,
Negro Man, who calls himself John Morris. The saia
Negro is feet 81 inches high, of light complexion iu
sell of teeth, has two small the back oil ms ie
hand, scar the first joint Of the lett thumb ana
Committed TO Jail coarse suit OF Northern kerscy and
pantaloons Of bueish color, jacket OF DARK
grey, black cashmere vest and an old fur nat muen
forward prove bis property, pay the lawful charses
and take him away OF be will be dealt with according
10 law. EDWIN l.. BALLARD, ID g.,
For Josiah Eley, Sheriff Of Isle Of Wight county.
May l6-eSeW5m
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King VIM. CO., June 20, is4s-c,r
LIBERTY MILLS FOR SAL

THE owners ofthe Liberty Mills, in accordance with
the wishes of portion Of the Company, have con-
cluded TO offer for sale this well known Snd valuable
Milling Establishment, situated on the Rapid Ann RI.
yer, in the county of Orange, about nine miles from
the Louisa Railroad. There four pair a burrs rub
her, smoot machine pair of plaster and pair OF
gris attached 10 this milling concern, all ~
good repair There is ALSO the opposite side OF thr
river, an excellent Saw Mill. The country around u
extensively engaged in wheat growing, and The NH
has manufactured In one season about O0u bills Hour
The grade Of flour made at the Liberty Mills eqnal u
any made the Eastern side Of the Blue Ridge Per
sons wishing purchase must address the Agent 1eo
A. Smith, Liberty Mills, Orange county, Virginia
Nav lQ-rlf
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We take this method solicit of our friends and the
public early orders for such Machines as they may
want We are now making 10 order large number OF
the celebrated Staple Tooth Spring Bed Threshing Ma
Chimes which have been proved decidedly superior
IN the last five or six years, particularly when used
with Smiths Patent SefOiling Boxes, with improved
beds, arranged that the teeth may he taken out and
turned, CT new ones inserted.
We would ask especial attention 10 new geared
HORSEPOWER, OF which can be in operation Al
our warehouse. This power has been put TO the So
verest test in the Inst four years and has received the
highest rec0mmen dations from those using them. We
viii show this power Ia persons In want aud supply
Them with such reference Us cannot fail to establish
their superiority.
We are also supplying, At reduced rates. the we'll
known chain Band Power.
Those wantn. good Fan had better try one of our
improved ones They made of the hest material,
aud expressly for durability: and we pdrrdn them 10
operate equally is we'll as any other FAM although not
intended TO clean by once running through.
We are prepared To put in sets of teeth In
Chimes where they are much worn rs not To ihresh
Clean 10 furnish mem cylinders and beds il the old
ones defective. We keep extra brasses, leather
bands, chain bands &C., and will supply AT short
tlce any iron work for machinery franklin rods &C.
We have on hand few of McCormick's ReaperS,
which WE Will put In operation when 10 be worked in
the vicinity of Richmond, free Of charge, and warrant
them to satisfy the purchaser. We keep extra blades,
wheels, &c.
G- Persons al distance can by writing US, obtain
as good machines If here in person, any machine
faction PARKER & SMITH.
lima a--r9
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held In inc
1 Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery Tor
tho Richmond Circuit, the 5th day Of June, 1915;
Moses II. Preston and John Enders junior, partners
tradng under the arm and style OF Preston nna Enaes
against rla'n.lns.
&C Elliott and c. A. Thrackston, partners, trading
md, the firm and style of A. C. Elliott and Company,
and other Delehoan.s.
THAR annearauce and given security, according TO the
act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II APP
peaIine by satisfactory evidence that they are not na
bitants of this Common esh Il Is Ordered TINT the
ssd appear At the rules TO be held for the
gaid Court the hrst Monday IN September next and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of tha
o,der he forthwith inserted In some newspaper publish
ed in the city Of Rishmond for two months successive
w. and posted at tho front door Of The State Court
lane I4-cw2m p. ROBERTS, Clk.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tue ker IL "A d al 9 o Dr.
rCNCDhT AGENTS.

-Four doors N0rtb Of Pennsylvania Arenuc,
Wa h IL gtOn.
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for the purpose of prescott
ug claims Of all kinds before Congress and the
Departments ofthe General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed 10 the
above shall receive prompt attention
Reference is given TO the following gentlemen -
Hon. George NJ Dallas, Vice President; Hon ]. Y Ma
SON Secretary Of the Navy; Hon. IL. j. Walker, secre
tary of the Trsasury Hon. Jno. Mclean s. Supreme
Court Hon. r. ". T Hunter, U. Senate; Cirment
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, u. L.
~ John E. Addison, Attorney al Law, will continue
to give personal attention business before the several
Colirts cf The District Of Columbia and tho adjoining
c,nnti-s nj MARYLAND and Virginia. Jan. 3l-cly
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CARRIAGES.

HNHE subscribers have on hand large supply
i Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES OF
every description, from the Highest Buggy up 10
the Cariole and Clarence Coach, both OF Rich.
mond and Northern Manufacture. We are re-
ceiving fresh supplies, weekly, from our ex,en.
sive mandatory, at New Haven, of The lates,
style, and warranted give satisfaction. We in
vie all purchasers TO examine our Stock, which
we will sell on as reasonable terms as similar ar.
ticles can be procured in any city in the Union.
N. B. Carriage Trimmings al low prices.
March6 HOOKER & OSBORN
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OFFICE OF TIE RICHMOND s DANvILLE

RICHMOND. May 10Th, lsis.
IN accordance with resolution adopted this day by
the President aud Directors notice Is hereby gwen
TO the Stockholders, that requison of eight dollars
per share is called for, payable on the LIST of July ens
ing.
Aereeably to the appended extract from the Bye
Laws and the orders al the Board The money may he
deposited IN either Of the Banks In Richmond Dinvllle
Fdfmville and GAINESVILLE. JAS. c. CRANE,
Clerk Richmond and Danvlle Railroad Co.
EItrart from the Bye Lars.
The money of the Company shall all he deposited in
such Bank OF Banks As the President and Directors
may prescribe Certificates Of such depoite shall be-
gwen TO the person persons depositing the same,
which certificates shall be forthwith transmitted TO The
Clerk ofthe Company, and for which the Clerk shall
grant receipts May l2-rwswif
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N q ~ &c f.

TT is with great reluctance that have TO in
i form the community that the place generally
known as "Ritchie's Farm" is private, and not
public property.
am constrained 10 do this from the nume-
rous respasses that have recently been made.
and from the great annoyances to which have
been subjected.
This, hope, will be sufficient notice.
June29 THOS. RITCHIE, JR.
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Total, S2o,zOU UU9U IJ,UUU
The additions, consisting in part Of large granay,
baths, Partitions blinds, &c, add considerably to the
value Of the property, and the repairs charged with
them-new CRATES mantles, foors sills pillars, DOORS
Windows &C., are such were neces AIRY at the time
of the purchase, and are exclusive Of those resulting
from occupation. In letter before me, am informed
by Mr. Samuel Marx that this property cost his father
over $4,000 10 its then condition, the cost to me- DC
tober le42 was. above S3l $50. offer it thaving
myself paid every doar OF the purchase money IN less
than day from the sale) s23 O0u-and will not only
arrange the payments 10 suit the convenience OF the
purchaser but will be willing to receive houses in Rich
mond lands stocks, other productive property, at
fair valuation, in exchange.
desire much to SELL exchange for other property
the Lot on the corner OF and 5h Streets opposite the
dwelling OF VIM. Barrett, Esq.
The two large Tenements on the adjoining corner.
now occupied boarding School by Mrs. Gen. Car
ringDn are for rent from the lst October next.
Appyto GEORGE TAYLOR.
Corner of 5th and Cary Streets
Y,ra iErlaGNoy 10
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AUCTION SALES
ssy saiaes & Brother.

EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
THIS AFTERNOON, (Ffiday,) commenc-
ing precisely 4, O'Clock, on the premises. We
Tene menis and Lots Of Ground, situated on
MAN. l..h AID Cary S.reets--to which we re.
specially request The attention OF persons wish.
ing 10 make safe and Profitable investments
II For further particulars. see advertisement
OF Col. Geo N Darlington, as published in yes
tetday's Enquirer.
June 30 INLOES s. BRO, Aucts.
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J STEBBlNS Il ELLIS
M ACHI Ne
Rsiusd. Sash and Door

NANUFA CI'URERS AND GLdZIERS,
Next Door 10 The Virginia Woollcn Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ARE prepared 10 execute all orders IN Their Inc ."
N reasonable Terms. and in n satisfactory manner.
Orders by letter promptly executed, ana WORK war
rnnted TO please.
Ready Made Work always on hand.
March lT-rtfiT