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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-31
KING WILLIAM

Al Democratic meeting held in the county Of
King William on the 9th inst, Isaac B. Ed.
wards was called to the Chair, and Samuel Ro.
t'nson appointed Secretary. The Chairman. al.
yer explaining the object Of The meeting, on mo.
lion, appointed The following gentlemen as dele.
sa'es 10 The Electoral District Convention. 10 be
ae'c in The city of Richmond on the 4th May
:. w. Wolmeley, Lewis A. Stephens, 8. F..
us6ney. William Redd, Robert r. Horn, Rich
ara E Thompkins, w. s. Fonlaine, B R.. Blake,
. I. DOUGLASS, Thomas Robinson, w. T. Sa.
nue., T: Ayle,t, w. P. BraI'on, r. B. Martin
W. w. W. Lipscomb, George Edwards, VIM. Hill
We Crox!on, J. B. Roane, S. 8. thornton
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J. G.. SlIAFER & CO.,
EArcha Tailors,

mlond, Ia, and taie 81 Broado"y y Y,
4 RE- now receiving their Spring Supply oil
"A CLOTHS, CASSIHERES and VEST
I.IGS, uf n finest quAinits anu ia'est pai"fn>,
together win a splendid assortment Of Fa'c g
Articles, such as Scarts, Cfarats. Cloves. &c,
10 which they respectfully invite h attention Of
their friends and the pubic generally.
The ha vc also received heir SPRING FASH
IONS, and are prepared 10 execute al orders
with which they NAV b. favored, in the la!est sly {
and most Satisfactory manner.
March l3 dim
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DIED.

Died, Yesterday afternoon, March 3o;h, VIII.
LIAM HlRrwELL ALLEN, 10 the 5O.h year oil his
age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family
are requested TO attend his funeral. from his resi-
dence, on Broad street, Shockoe Hill, tomorrow
Saturday afternoon, at half past ) O'Clock, with
oul further notice.
Died, a, his residence, Poplar Hill, in the
county OF Madison. on The 28th lust, WIZ. BRAD.
LET, Esq, in The 6lsl year OF his age. A good
citizen, an indulgens father and friendly neisnbor
has thus gone 10 tina, "bourne whence no travel
Ter returns" revered and esteemed by all who
knew him.
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ss. Paine a. Go.
NAEERS DC LOTTERIES

RlCuMDHD, VIRGINIA.
INfIE same attraction "a heretofore Is still offered 10
1 n. pairnHs oi tii!s Agency u. PAINE e 20 are
now the ;fnnt r:Hk Managers OF Lotteries IN the Unit
led Stai-., being ,Ae oldest, and presenting sch.m,r-
winch ire e4rai, n not superior, 10 any heretofore ot-
tered; aud, ~ d fu:trrr evidence that pninc's Tickets
continue ~ iar a,c-ndancs, we have The pleasure Of
Announcing IIit another splendid pfize al SIS, i0i was
sent !nrm tiils "prnry last WrrN to II LucE. v-nd-r,
at Ihjs ,ilcc R-.n,i-rt, II. Pane . ~. haze sent more
prizes 10 Richmond ~ lie i.st year than al ether Ma.
mayors together. Orders meet our usual prompt atten-
ton, ii addressed 70 Is. or Il
q. ". PURCELL. Agrntfor Paine K Co,
Richmond Virginia.
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IN consequence q: the death ~ the Senior p7r'nef OF
. the concern. AMI being uraS c o. give tho business,
myself, that p.t-oGHi attention winch its ~ritiir de-
mants. IAN ~ posed (, .rlt ~ the sInrS, figures and
appurtrnances IN ,and belonging Ia tho store lately oc-
cupied by rs Al tnr LorioH-yiilr Depot, Orange coun-
", 70 any one with: e. rtno uS ~ sdch a histnrss.-
such an approximately To 7 :otgs man oi moderate ~. ans
DIT rafely occurs. 4; l. M mere experiment, winch
nag b- .n-HcH- --fal--agt, rivias he.u eslshiIsnsd
iunrr than i've wears. tEs -turc has ! good rul Gf Gus
tom, H., So Tar proved p~toli45ic, and only needs indns-
nv and attention 10 make II continue 20 - 10 Per-
-nns willing 10 pnrcns-e .ii. find me disposed 10 make
the terms ssiay0rab,s a. possible.
y. 4. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner or Hamilton Z Williams
Rt.Ir,,pd Eer : I.lT --rIT
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New Spring Dry Goods,

THE subscr bers have received by the packets Patrick
L Henry, Lynehbu'g and Courier, from New York, q
large and choice assortment oi SPRING FOODS Of the
very latest styles and importallons, wh'ch have been
purchased at a large discount, for cash, and must ap-
pear 10 buyers cheaper than similar u 'ods have ever
heen offered at in this or any other market since 1887.
They nu in part as follows:
Biolley's extra SUPER black Cloths and doeskin CASH
neres
Drap d. Annure, Drapc d. Ate and Drap d. Vienne
Twilled summer Cloth, Grape Camblet and Lasting
Plaid, striped and plain white Drilling, Navy do
Harseiiies Vestings, London Waltines, Jeans, &c
Heavy black India Satin, Sinchews and Mode
Super black aud blue black Gro DE- Swiss, aud Gro de
Rhine
Rich plaid and striped cIace Silks and Poult d. Sole
Brocade and Cameieon Silks and silk Tissues
Black, fancy eolored, plaid and figured Blreges and
Tissues
Paris printed J1conel9, Briilianies and nrgandies
Satin plaid Muslins. aud Gro de- Oder French Prints
Super and medium French aud Manchester GiIshans
Rich embroidered Canton Grape siawls, white aud IN
colors
Satin striped Barese shawls and Handkerchief
Embroidered Capes, Collars, Chemize.tes and HAndkcr-
chiefs
Net and fancy silk Nsck Ties and Handkerchief
Revere bordsred, hem. stitched and tupe-bordered Hand
keIchiefs
| Ladies' ant misses kid, diet, net, silk and spun silk
Ladies' silk, spun silk, Moravian and cotton Hose
Misses white, brown and mixed, thick and open work
Hose
Boys and c%hildren's white and eolored cotton lose
and halt Hose
Swiss and cambria Edgings and Insertines. hobhin do
Thread, va'encieue. Brussels and Lisle Laces, Edginss
and meetings
Camhncs paid aud striped MIslins, plain Swiss do
French, English and American Caiicoes, all qualities
Irish Linens. Lawns, Diaper Huckaback and DnwIaa
81, 1914 and ~ 4 fine and ~superhne Irish and Barnsley
Sheetings
81 aud 1914 satin and superhne table Damask and Dia-
per. cheap
| Superfne ga 10 1914 table Cloths, Cd and I 8 Napkins
and Doylies
Extra super 1874 and IA hes, Toilet oiilts, full size
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribands, mourning and half
mourning do, assorted widths, satin and iustring do,
ali coIors and prices
| Heavy Coitonades, Kremlins, blue Drills and Mixtures
Montezuma, Ashburion, ChuIubusco and Mexican
Plaids
Pantaloon Stuff, for Summer wear, very cheap
French Cashmere, for boys Summer Cloth,
Bed Ticking. Apron and Furniture Checks; together
with a full assortment Of Doineslics OF every klai
kept for sale, all of which will be sold NJ - lowest
market prices, for cash or accep,ances in the city.
Purchasers Will please RENE mber that We have hnt
ons price for our Goods This has been an established
rule with Ms for many years, and one we are delermin-
ed to adhere to. They will he found very handsome
and cheap this season.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN Z co,
No. 2l7 ,,Bsoad street, lShockce Hill.
March 3l-c5t
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s;.,-ss;.

THE Undersigned nae This div associated
with themselves in the CO NMlSSION
BUSINESS, Mr.. Jas. y. Dupuy, late Of Meek
lenburg. and solicit a cor.inu2nce Of the patron
age 50 literally bcs!owclnn lbe firm Of Bridges
& Mckinney. JAS K. BRIDGES.
p. ID. MCKINNEY.
The business will lie continued a he OLD
stand Of Bridges x Mckinney ~."pPn>iic snocdoe
Warehouse, under lhr styic a BRIDGES. Nc
KINNEY, & co. JAS. BhiD1hS.
p. ID. MCKINNEY.
JAS. y. DU?UI.
Richmond. March Isl. l-iS-d,I&c2awlm.
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I4lh SlTetI, K%lcIiMnl1, Virginia,
A RE now receiving Their Spring STOCK 4!
"A BONNErS, LEGHORN and PALM
LEAF HATS, RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, &c, and are p%rerafed 10 show a.
large and complete an assortment Of Goods in
their line as any house South 81 New York. auc
will offer them as low as they can be bought il
any OF The Northern cities. Merchants arc re-
guessed to give u, a call before purchasing.
harc,, u ,iSc
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Thomas Il Charles Ellis.
No. LOG Main street, Richmond, Virginia,
lMPOR fkttS Or

DRY GOODS AID HARDWARE,
JJAVE received, by tn. ships GaritE, New
World. Ashbnrlon fnl Ncmuon, from Ii.
%verpocl, and by suadry arrivals from New York
and Boston, their Spring supply Of Dry Good
and Hardware, foreign and domestic. Their
stock of each has rarely teen 50 iuil, q a, such
satisfactory prices. The, invi,c Inc attention Of
tL.eir ,Iieai> and Inc trade generally.
Mac "a
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The Markts-DeaM Of Join JQeo5 isor-
Dreadful seam EIplgsiyn
Arah,aD Esnrse, ss.ahccu.

THIS Horse is believed u he the fires:
Js specimen Of the Arabian race ever imported
~ into the United States Hn was purchased
-A-Ib by our Minister at Constantinople after
much experience in the observation of the horse OF tina.
country, and numerous efforts TO find an animal OF the
hes; blood and finest parts be believes that he fully
succeeded. rs an extIact from onr Of his letters, hereto
appended, amp.y shows. II is deemed unnecessary 10
publish his Arabian pedigree in the original or translated
form, as II would be uninte!ii2:bic TO most persnns-
but II can be seen by all those who are curious on such
suhjacts.
He will ommenc the present season a, LoreIlo, IN
the county of ESSEX, on the 2nd day Of April, wncre he
will remain until the 4th; thence 10 Tappahannock, Ia
remain till the 9TH; thence 10 Aylett's, 10 remain till the
lutI; and thus to the end Of the accommodating his APP
pearance every 9Th day a! each stand.
The season will be $50; insurance $50; and q single
leap $40. In each case 81 must he paid Ia The groom.
tVN pnIrI yApE
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WANTED.

SITUATION in a se!esi school or family As 4 teach
N er - wanted BY 4 graduate oi 4 distinguished 1o'-
,.qs nj The Middle States, wno has had SONG experience
in teaching, and qualified to instruct IN the LAIN and
Greek languages, IN addition I" the common anh Iishrr
branches ofan English education. Inc most satis,ac
,ory testimonials OF character can he produced The
advertiser ia also permitted 10 refer 10 Rev. John W.
N,yin, d r., Rev. Plnlip Schar, IN. d., William VI.
Neyin, A. 81. Praill Green. " D., Hon. Alex. Th9mp-
son, Ill. D., Thos. D Baird, E.l, =. ~, he7. VIM
n coffin. NJ. H.. Hon. Sainl. A. Rrnch, NJ. D.
Letters post paid, stating salary. &e..l addressed TO
P. 81. Shuhley. Landisbarg, Perry county, Penns!lsa-
ma. viii meet WIN prompt attention.
Mnrch Dl-cAs
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SppING SuppIY

WIN. p. i.ADD, DkuG1usr. No. $40, Rrrad
w slIeet, Shocioe Hin, IS receiving, b 2ari-
Gus arrivals from The Northern Markers. i sup
ply Of flesh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, o., Dye
Siuffs, Window Glass, Pertnmery, Fancy Ami
Giles, &c, g., which he offers 10 his country
iriencs, AMI those wanting such articles in his
line OF business, upon The mos accommodating
lerms. March i1-cSt
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J G.. CRANE & SON,
No. 10, l5rH STREE

No. 10, 18th STREET,
TTAVE received by recent arrivals, their usual
IL Spring Stock OF Goois, and offer for sale
, 800 sides red and oak tanned Sole Leather, So
dozen American aud French Calf Skins, together
with the usual supply oil articles for Shoemakers,
Carriage Makers, Saddle and Harness Makers,
TanueI. and Curriers', and Machinisis-a! Of
which we will sell on reasonable terms.
March 3l-5taw2R
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LOUISA PAILROaD-NOTiCE TO
CON TORS

JIIN N..1 wv.
oF,IED PROPOSALS viii h- received =; the En-
> ,inrar's Office, in Charlottesville. uail ~" i?h
ap,il. for the Gfaiua,ioH, 81 4erstrIcture ard Masonry
for the extension Of the Louisa Railroad from Tie i9th
mile station 10 .hr town Of Charlottesville. 4 distance
al; two and 4 half miles. The grading mTat b. dri.'lad
by The hr-i cf september. For ,hs r"ni.iGG,i - me
wear, eomtfae'ors viii nave ar opportunity .! .ed'n-
.nrs on the i'm West q; Charlottesville.
Aiao, for the Bridging acro-.t e Kissnns ri:rf ana
the Buildings fer i ijrnpt and Water sian"n 4 mar
ioji~sviiIr-,o be completed by the 1T day o' 'anla'''
1879. ,.1r. =,
Proposals viii be received for building th- tfi"s' -
iron rs v ell "a 81 wood. u,o,
Plans, ptohi.s and spec icai!ons can &c -" -"
Matchcl-crd ". A. kUPER. IN. EhkIhecI.
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Greek Nation s'aiZe Dfzace,
MO. lCi EAST MAIN STREET, R.semonG
.CnEaiE5 FOR APRIL, 1918.

~ pn.lnlH.
SCHEMES FOR APRIL, 1918.
10000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Le.-Nnre Lottery, Glass No -, 70, ISIS, Z"
hr dawn 1t Alexandria on SATURDAY,, n. 1t April. II
inwn Nos. Ia each package ~ . Ticket. Grand
scheme: s;n,ncn, I0,on. S Of 800, 10 Of $50, Gc.-
Tickets ~; halves ). quarters : 81.
10000 DOLLARSi 10000 $1,000
- draw" A"s. III each package ~ &c Tickets!
Virginia L-rSnaTg Lottery, IlasS ~, {. be drawn on
Saturday, Apni -tn, 1873 Grand Capitals: SO. 900.
n.tAD, 1890. 5,aco. IL Il ! 5jr, II u 900, &c, &c
Tickets go; halves 5; quarters , 81.
81 010 DOLLARS!
Virginia Lersbnrs Lottery. Class Is, f"r 1913, 10 be
drawn in Alexandra on saturday, April ID Cfand
scheme: S25, 900. Is ,rGU, 1860, ,0oc, 40 OF COO, sc.
Tickets Sll-sharrs IN rTopoiti"n.
G0,0o0 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leeshurg LOTTERY, Class j., for 1875, tohe
drawn al Alexandra, on SilurGii tpril2ld. l3dra"n
So,.in 3 package of - Tickets. Ni.n:hcent scheme:
s6U,lLJ, 20,ntD, lA,u0I, ln,uup, $500. : Of 3,nIO, : Of
2.oUl, 1 Of l,ju3, 20 of Loo, 90 Of 6lo, SC. Tickets
80: halves 10; quarters 5. a certificate Of a package
of IS Tickets will be seat FER s21O-share. in proportion.
40 900 DOLLARS! l0000 DoLLARoi
Virginia Le-shuTs Lottery, Class Il, for lrfS, he
Drawn ii Alexandra. Saturday, Aphl a9.i. ooNo LOT
t-iy-.3 drawn baiinis. Grand Schrmr S'''tuu,
ip.anJ, =, nn0, 500, 2,3s1. &c. Tickets SIX halves d
quarters 3.
JERSEY LOTTERIES FOR APRIL, 1915.
April 5-Capital sjO,0Oo. Tickets slo. DO Nos, II
drawn. -
Arfil la-Capial $4,000. Tickets $40. 75Sns,1 10
drawn.
Aprii lo-Capital $780, : Tickets SO. IS Nos, 10
April a5-cap.al 1885, Tickets $40. &c Sos.,l4
drawn.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares, in any 81 The above schemes, addressed TO
,be undersigned. will receive The most prompt atten-
nan. and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
sooH ~ il il received.
u B-Hurley pass postage on all letters to and
ftcm hs office.
unrI-y,s rtI- il Ia cash all prizes al sight.
HURRY viii cash All prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has al all itmes a complete assortment Of
T;ck-is. ranging IN price from 81 To SEQ.
r,s,ss address ycrr rrderstu WM. hurley.
~ 10, Man street, Richmond. Va.
p S-All hush ness strictly cnuide itial. March %
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
PIANO FORTES.

nRlNkER 4 MoRRIS, Publishers and Booksellers,
- are receiving by every packet PIANO FORTES,
Of the latest and most elegant patterns, in rosewood
cases, from six TO seven oetaves.
Our assortment is now the most commanding ever Of
fered in Virginia, and we have no hesitation In saying
that We offer inducements to purchasers never before
met with in this market. Indeed, our prices are even
lower than instruments Of equal quality can be obtained
In 1.-THE Northern markets. Our assortment embraces the
square Pianos manufactured by the celebrated II. Wor-
cester, of New York, and The magnificent GRAND PI.
AMOS and PIANINos, manufactured by the renowned
Pianist, Henri Herr, Paris
The superiority Of the instruments we offer is attest
ed By the appreciation Of numerous distinguished profes-
sors and amateurs, both in The North and South.
We respectfully ask Of purchasers an examination of
the above Instruments. March 81
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NOTICE.
THE subscriber having prepared himself, takes this
j method to inform his friends, and the puhIic gene
rally, that he will undertake the Practice OF surveying,
Computation Of Areas, Plotting, Mensura;ion OF Heights
experience, and by a faithful discharge of his duties, TO
merit a share of public patronage. All notices, pos.
paid, and directed TO the subscriber, nj Richmond, Will
be promptly attended TO. GEO. w. GARDNER.
Feb. 9p6twsw
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- c,,cu,. corniy rours, February lifh, isi-:
-, ~. marion a. Elizabeth W. NAPIER and Booth
...,., le..lrr- under The u u; OF William P. Napier,
-, 81 II u ordered, tha' nj persons who nsy
80. claim. against las SAID William T Napier,
d,cra..d. ~ required to exhibit ne SANS for settle
ma, on ~ trfor- Ii. lcih day 81 LGns next. and mat
COP, al tits oid-I be published In ono 81 thr nrrspa'
ners published IN The CITY % Richmond Tor eight weeks.
and lie 1o-ied at the door OF the COURTHOUSE On q" So
verai Coutt days. A ~Co3,-Trste.
March I7-cwsw !O2 L. p~ESDLEF0S, GIN.
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William Forbes,

EEELlSG grateful for the very liberal patronage ex-
L tended 10 him since he has hr~n engaged In huiid-
Inc IN this CITY, takes tiiiS method Of making his &c
acknowledgements.
lie has moved from his lorine. place Of business IN
the new hrlrk shop near The corner II Man ani 18th
stterls, ani adjoining the Lock Establishment Of Mr.
&. inmhrrson, IS here ne would be- glad 10 receive or.
ders for any thing IN hs line. lie wlil ais" furnish
piansand specifications for building of any description
whatever.
Persons from 4 distance, wishing Sasae-. Doors or
Blinds made To the hest ~ inn-f, ,nd IN The lowest
terms, would dr. well 10 srud tlIrif orders IL hini, a. his
ficritirs Tor executing such work ae not inferior 10
any III ;tr city.
lie has the privilege ri making tr following refer
pnrt-, hy AT of WHOM he IIs been rhlpi",- ed ;i---f-.
Iiu'h ui. Glr!nrr q s'i'ltnn, Mr~sts Wor;r6m, Nc
Gfuirr & "a; h-ssrs Charles /. Wnrhani y To-; Mf.
William Mitchell, Jr .and Capt Charles ninmU,k.
Richmond, :la:ch itI, si5--d&Caiwjw
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TE L cg - a q d . O II !,
GENERAL, AGENTS.

f1lt dcc,s .Noyt1 II Peurss r.atG iu.rac,
i IL = o
- OVERLY TUCKER ana JOHN : ADDISON have
- associated Themselves tor liz PURPOSE OF pineecu.
nj. claims IL 81 kinds n.ttfr ionar = AID me ,tsefal
De partmrn's JftI- General Go~vc,nment.
Al cpTTrGic ;:;an-, post p3at. addressed 10 HE
a,ovr shall i-,rirr prOiig Il attention
Reference - ( ven q the following gentlemen -
Hon GEORGE .! :tai,a-, Sice P~re>!trnt; Hon ~ Ma.
Sscr-ttss ~ me NAVY. lion 4 ). Walker, Secse-
;aIy of taa Ire ,slty, HIN Jno. Mclean. u : Supit ma
court, iloa K. ". I Huat"r. Us Senate Clement
taI, ESQ.,, G-ot 2etown, NJ.
~ Ioln E. hci-nn, Attorney al Law, viii continue
Ia give personal attention 70 hu-ine.- b:fnre the srvrrsI
tout,r of the District a. tolan7.s, sHd the adjoining
cnIati,t Of MARYLAND and ~ ginia. Jan. II ely
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WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN J. WILSON
straw Goods.

w. & E. P. CARPENTER & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
Frs IN FOREIGN y DOMESTIC
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T. CAREY CALLICOT,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
COMMISSIONERS FOR VIRGINIA.
OFFicr-51, WALL STREET, New YORK CRY.
II REFERENCES :-Daniel Bryan, ESQ.,, Alexandra,
~ Va; James N. Buchanan, ESQ.,, Baltimore, Nd;
Hon. Benjamin F. Butler, New York City; Hon. Ogden
| Hoffman, Now York City. Feb. s-e3m
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Martin Slaughter, Roger Gregory, John Pember-
ton and S. b.. Pollard.
On motion, The Chairman and Secretary were
added, and the proceedings ordered TO be printea
in the Democratic papers in the city OF Richmond.
ISAAC B. EDWARDS, Chm.
SAMUEL Robinson, Sec'y.
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xzrtde, Of the Lister referred TO abore:

CONSTANTlNOPLE.
Dear Sir Your horse, Shaheen, is Of the best Ara
bian race, and the finest horse III this city. HIS Males
~, the Sultan, has no; his equal in his numerous stud.
tie il Il the subject OF general admiration on the part Of
the Turks whenever he Is taken out. | deem myself
exceedingly fortunate in having obtained him, &c.
Verv truly, yours, &c, DABNET !. CARE
h,rrh 2I-rMtf
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THE MASONIC TEXT BOOK Publish
l. ed by order OF The Grand Lodge OF Virgil
MIA, and Tor sale only by
Marcb3i DRINKER & MORRIS.
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VIZ J. BlGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppo-
w . sile Exchange Hotel.
flo, yo who pant for yellow GOLD,
Or wish, with cash, 10 cut a figure:
Call ere the prizes are all sold
The "nic oSK." can be had Of BIGGER.
For To.Day-Cap ilals: $4,000, 1000, $500,
5 of 1000, &c. IS Nos, - drawn. Tickets
only ).
Grand scheme for Salurday-Capitals: S40,-
900, 10000, 80 OF 500. IS Nos, IL drawn
Tick.t, 10. For prizes call al BlGGER'S.
March 81
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w. 81. seahsscL.

I'll AVING as.aciais! wiz .iin joan J. WIZ
IL san, viii hereafter canIuc! the Grocery AND
ComMi.sn.. BUSINESS uader TIC fsm and s.yie Oh
DABNEY s. WILSON, 'aey ;nieai = keep a
all times a well ~srlec,ei siocG q !a,n.i; Groceries.
10 which hey respectfully solicit a call ircm their
friends and The public generally, IS they are de-
terminet 10 sell low for cash on tie usual ;ime 10
punc;ual customers. Each IA, ~ will si:e his
personal attention 10 he sales II al! kinds .. p.o.
dace entrusted - Their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-31
A prNaWay IL JaII.

WAS committed to the Jail of Hanover county. on
w IN. 18Th dav of Decrmh-r, 1917. a Seg;o Han
named PEYrOS Ha>KiSS, about t~hitty-hVe year, y
aye, Ave fee, eight inches hleh, yellow eomp'eiion,
Win 3 hr.hy head OF haif. Had IN when eon,nitles
a hro,vn yI,,inia cIn,b coat, hue pants, ana q nlaeS
fur ha,. SAID negro says he lie free. Inc owner o. inc
above described negro" desired 10 come an ~ pI y. mi %;
property, paw charges. a"f we nun ~ vs.
be dealt :" :" IONS u. T~aLTAFERRo,
Na.., q-csw For Benz amin WInrteld, Jsilor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-31

After which, a popular Ballad, Duet and Trio
by the Misses Heron.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-31
FIVE FARMS FOX SALE

FIVE FARMS FOR SALE
THE subscriber proposes TO seil five Farms. contain
L ing from three hurdred Ia twelve hundred ssrrs,
all situated in n. CONT, q. Nelson, and lylns within
from eight 10 twenty mites .. the James RIVER canal
aome win hne. ant a. .:ri snni building AL valua-
biz az il sa,l and location, and all being Ia q state Of
rapid Improvement.
lie woIli respectfully invite purchasers 10 view The
lands. Which lie w.t, lake pleasure ~ sho"inr; and h-
thinks he can >afry assure taeH!, that he can oiief pro
peu, COMBINING a. many ladu s.M-nts - purchase, IN
The wa, Of health, society. productlveness, facilities
tor transportation, ANA real ch-apnrss, Is any 10 Us
found in he state.
Stock and ample supplies esn also be had II desired,
on moderate Terms, and possession would De given
when IL might suit a purchaser 10 take H..
H. NAV n, addressed al LcviDrston, Nelson eoIniy,
Virginia. CHRlSTOPhLh !. EsiS
Feb. Is-soaw6v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-31
FAREWELL VOCAL CONCERT
BY THE
Se1uIn 0Depa1Ic TrOuDe,

Consisting OF MIS-. SE6oIN, !W. r. 6dhD-
NER. Nh. SAUER, Mss LICHIENSIiEN
and Mr.. SEGUIN,
WHO respectfully announce that, al The re-
w quest of numerous families, lhey VIII give
a SECOND AND LAST CONCERT, al the Exchange
Holel. ON FRIDAY EVENING. March 3lsi,
ls4s. The programme will consist Of selections
from favoriie Operas, Ballads, Duets, Tries,
Gees, &C.. &c.
HSinele Tickets SO cents each-,o be had at
the Music Stores; Of Mr.. Seguin, al the Ex-
change Holel, and al the Doors.
rConcerI 10 al s O'Clock.
March 29-3t