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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-31
LAND For SALE


0N WEDNESDAY, The Ist OF November 1919 II
iar II not, The first tar day thereafter shall Of
Ter Tor sale, publicly, the premises Tract o! Land
Gaied MULBERRY HILL, belonging 10 the Est.tr Of
Thomas Melton, deceased. This land lies on the To-
,nhnthnnv S".nn. In The county nj Ianno.-, -oo',.
tHeeh miles from The cry oil Rlcm0nd, and adoilI
and others The tract is compute Ia contain two hun
dfed aud hity ACRES, from twenty-five fifty acres Of
which Is Toir potomoy meadow. and capable produc
ng large crops Of hay. The high land adi;:sf the
growth Of corn, wheat and oals The Improvements
are-a comfortable dwelling. harm corn house stable
and other necessary nnt houses.
TERMs-Une half Of the pmCh asr money viii he re-
CURED IN cash. The balance In months from the day
o! sale, the deferred payment "a hear interest aud 10
secured by bond with approved security The tile 10
'hr ial ~" he retained I'LL the whole o the purchase
money be paid
The tile 10 the above land is believed gond; but
selling a Administrator, shall only convey such title
rs is vested IN me WIN L II POLLARD.
Admir- DE- bonis non, with the will annexed,
oct l3-Ctds Of Thomas .elton. decd
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS
William j. SWOrds's.

No. 225, BRoAD STREET, SHoCkoE Hit,
Sign Of The Dry Goods Boz.
d ECElVED and ready for SALE large as
IL sortment OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
coI>is:ng in part as follows:
French Merinoes, Cashmeres Maiona Piaids
ran:pico Stripes. rich Chameleon Silks and
Satin Turques, &c.
Wide black Glace and Gros D'Rbiae Silks,
for visi,cs, Mauiilas, &c.
silk, Rroche, Cashmere, Slradeila, Basket and
other styles Of Shawls
Hosiery, Gloves, New Style Linen Cambria
Handkerthies
Mourning Handkerchiefs
French Needle Worked Collars, Crochet do.
Ribbons, Flowers, Fringes, Gimps, Buttons, &c.
FOR CHILDREN.
Polka Goals, Hoods, Gailels
Hose, Gloves, HandkeIchieis
Plain and fancy Morocco Bells, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Cloths, Cassmeres, VesIings
Neck and Pocket Handkerchiefs
Gloves, Hose, Snspenders Collars, SC.
FOR SERVANTS.
Linseys, kerseps, Blankets, &c.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Periumery, Soaps, Beads
Clasps, Tassels, Spool Silk
Nail, Tooth, Hair and Shoe Brushes
Combs OF all kinds, with variety Of olhe. ar
ticles, TOO numerous to mention.
ALSO.
"a 10 l2-4 brown aud bleached Shinings and
SheeInss
Oznaburgs; red, green, white and yellow Flan-
nels
Bed Tick Binding Table and Towel Diaper
Irish Linen, Pillow Case Linen, &c.
II The above Goods have been purchased al
unusually low prices, and will be sold low for
cash. The ladies, and public generally, are re.
specially solicited 10 call al
WILLIAM J. SWORDSS,
l25, Broad street,
Oct 20 Sion of The Dry Goods Boz
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100000 DOLLARS.


100 000 DOLLARS.
Divided mo prizes 81 $50 600 each
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. 30. 10 be
drawn II Baltimore on "Wednesday. Snv sth, 1879. -
Nos, ~ drawn Grand scheme: prizes Of Sln.003
Of 400, OF $50 of ,3f2 ~ of .G0O &c Tickets
$40; halves s; quarters 50.
As 600 DOLLARSl 3ot 5000 DOLLARS |!
Grand Consolidated Lottery No. ~, 10 be drawn al
Baltimore Maryland on Saturday, -'ov. lith 1918. IS
Nos. Is drawn. Grand Scheme SiH ,noD 3 oil 5000,
IS OF UO0 90 Of 5O0 &c, &c Tickets $40; halves d
quarters 80.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 10, to be-
drawn NJ Baltimore, Maryland on Saturday: Nov. e5;h,
1919. 70 Nos, 20 drawn. Splendid scheme s66,O00,
80 uDO $4,000 .o1n IS Of 900, p Of 6O0 as Of 400,
sc. Tickets $50; halves 10. quarters S.
40 600 DOLLARS! 20 Of 5000 DOLLARS |!
Susauehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. ~, oi 1885,
10 ne drawn nj Bltimute, Maryland, nn Wednesday,
Nov s9h. - Nos ~ drawn. Grand Scheme: Of
$40 00 Of 1000 81 of $50, ~ Of $40. &c Tickets
si2-shares in proportion.
II In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
of three Tickets.
CT Orders for Tickets in the ahave viii meet prompt
and confidential attention, ii addressed 10
j. y. COWLES, Wall street,
Oct 30 Richmond. Va
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CAKMVHI.t. rROFERTY FOR ): 4 Il.

FARMVILL. PROPERTY FOR SALE
PURSUANT TO the provisions Of decd Of tIi', exc
L cu,ed TO the subscriber BY Thos H. Morton on me
23d day Of June 1872 and recorded IN me clerks OIL
Ace OF the County Court OF Prince EDWARD .or certain
purposes therein mentioned shall on sae pm Gay OF
D-c1mber next sell IL the highest bidder or cash. Two
lots numbered and in the plan OF said to"n, nav
6r loo feet front on Main street, running back 2s5 fee,
and fraction, and As So feet on oaeh s.tee. ann ~
fsa an cross street On the premises are an excellent
dwelling horss, at present occupied by Dr. james Lyle
and convenient cu, onses- ON the corner OF the lot
IN Main srrrrtis single house, two stories high the
~ 1880 occuolrd by VIM. Willis Confectionery
and The upper by DR.. Lyle rs Doctor shop. On the
e.oss s,rsst good factory buildings and stables and on
,n io ia an ercecnt Vegetable Garden. This proper
-, il ytyy de-rable-suatsd in the most business part
of the toan and has space enough rnoecuped for eS
tsnsye buildings ANY person DESTROYS oil purchasing
ia yi,ed 10 canine The property The sale VIII take
MACE in front Of the Eagle Hotel The title 10 said pro-
perty is believed 10 he uHeuesionabie but ling as
trus1es shall only convey such as y sestea IN ne oy
the deed aforesaid. WM- Y. FLooh
sspt. 29-ctds Aius'ee'
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L.. "A I'm b art's T. 81 & e

On tnur.certi street, u7l3s'tte E1ciasce Hote,.
rTHOmaS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
L and the public in general that he has commenced
the business Of LOTTERY SftIer IN the Office ton 18th
street. und.rth Exchange Hotel,) formerly occuped
by D. NJ. iioyt. and recently ~ E. u. Pendleton.
Drawn Nos OF LeesbIs, No. 81, Oct q:
S % l6 40 60 II Sd 20 ! 10
Ticket No. | 40 90, { prize Of $500, was re-
turned on Saturday evering. Nobody ianc;ed it..
Drawn Ms. OF Sussex, Extra. No. I06:
81 20 rs 80 II "a - 4S 43 80 i9 SO 9
Ticket No. q 40, one of The Capitals, sold
by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. Of Lesburg, A, OcI. 2Sth:
Al IS / 3 20 3: "a 10 30 IA SO IS:
Whole Ticket Nos. | % SIS, pfiz. Of $500
sold and paid BY LAMBERT.
TO-DAY.
TuEsDAY-Thr Va Eesburg Lottery, Glass CT,
drawing xpected Tuesday evening Capitals: S2u 0G
5000, &c. &c Nos, II dr1n. Tickets s., halves .
80; Qrs. 25.
WEDNESDAY-SplendiS Scheme The Delaware
State Lottery, Class No - Capitals: $50 OC0, ~ &C.,
900 SC. 80 Nos, IS dram. Tickets $40; halves S.
qTs. . 50.
THuRSDAY-The Susst county tDelawarr) Lotto
ry Class 20. Capitals: ii $4,000, 1000, 1870 20
of 900, &c. 75 Nos, IL rawa. Tickets So haiTrs
SO; qrs. IS.
No. u.s. Capitals: Sl6,o0OJ,oOO, 1900, &C. rs Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets sii haes2; quarters |.
sATUgDAY-Dollar Lcey. The SUSSEX county
Deawarcl Lottery, Extra, Lass No. ll2 Ss,OGOCap
tall rs Nos, IA drawn. Eiets 81; halves So cents;
quarters IS c.
saturday Neutrality-suspicious. al 5o'eloct.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
A MAGS iPlcsT ScHgME!
Lowest number pnzoie thousand dollars
The Virginia L-e,burg Mery, Class No. "a, 10 he
drawn al Alexandria. Capis: $4,000, 2J,UO0, 10000,
sO0O 5000, 5,Dnn 1900 2l, 81 ,,U, 80 ui 300,
sc. rs Nos, II drawn. ckets Sla-shares in pro-
portion.
or orders for package, certificates OF packages.
sin Gle tickets shares IN above IN any nf Mau
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (oflicb there are drawings
every day, prices vary rom s! To Sl for i;ckets
will the most proEi attention, and the draw
ine- forwarded immediate to distant adventures,
when requested. Addreas
'dOMAS LAMBERT,
So.3, Erch:gs Place, Richmond. Va.
nr Rscolleci M. 3-"hte' luck IN odd numbers
says Rory O'Nore." Oct3O
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MRS. SHEFFEY'S
POR YOUNG LADIES,

Al SfACSJ JUN, VlNui1Ih.
4 FEW vacancies having occurred 10 this School,
n Mrs. Sheflry takes this method OF calling the at
ien,on oe The public 10 IT'S character and design The
pan on which IL ha- been conducted for the last Three
wears has proved ennently satisfactory and SUGGEST al
The number Of pupils being limited 10 Twelve. hrS
Srry with the assistance al her daughters - enabled
In vote thorough attention to their moral and nelec-
tnlI tanning While nrs Shelley il ready 10 acknow'
ledge that considerations OF perunary nature hrst
led her upon this vocation, SHE hopes that IN the
nrosrcntlnn Of her work the iriia interests of her pu
nils viii ever be the inain-sprng of her eyerons.
The next session will commence on Wednesday, No
vrn,her sih.
TERMS BOARD and tuition in English branches,
for session Of FIVE months. S75 F'rnch Slr Music on
The Piano or Guitar, with singing, ~; small charge
for use of Instruments. Payments 10 be made onelll
in advance.
Circulars containing particulars. may be oh,ainrd
nv application Mrs Sheey, staunton and iaforfaa
tinn NAV he received from the following srntlemen:
Reverend D Tyler, Principal Of The Deaf and Dumb
Institution. Hon b & Baldwin, Hon l. Thompson
Hon A II II stuart, Strlbins, Esq. Benjamin Cav
ford. ESQ James A Cochran, Esq, stanton.
Hon K X Mradr, Petersburg.
HON. 4 I.omax, Fredericksburg.
Gen S Lewis, Rockingham
John = GallalIrr, Esq, Winchester.
Col Andrew Hunter rharlestown, Jefferson county
Hon Daniel Smith. Rockingham.
O p Baldwin, Esq, Richmond.
Oct. 24-cN
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AUCTION SIZES
Hy W. saou;Isn awc.Enssac.
; Ef.s SALE OF VALUABLE COAL.
i.hnp IN TIE COUNTY OF HEN

LAND IN TIE COUNTY OF Hen
RICO.
ESf vltae q! a deed rfliust r1.ru.,., - ,bs,s-.
- bsrs /: Baaiei Ps1..s and ,a,s tr'
heitiit- Ut, ~ iJs -! Dcr.ini~. ~, 49,. .,t
~ The COUNTY GoGf - U-h5;s.,, yse II i, u, 800 -,
oil The hii 'in-, ta.d ~ 80 The !, Il rt.i,i,i -
iafi!ss iHerrst1d.l proceed L. SILL upon HE ,r,.,
DAY 81 S"selte., Isis, 2uciae.. ". II fair n nj
TIE :e,t far CAV. the Zeal Estate conveyed Is The s,,
uet", iid '.rsctb' ,riea A. certain Tract ar p.tc
oi land Containing betwrrn tsu hundred ami lluer
hhcfrd acies Of land, in the County of cnIico hound
ca 0y Tie lands 81 Sainu-l Cotre Jesse Snea, Ten.
pie Redd, John d Crouch. estate, William Cot,r-lrs
estate, san:nt Hroi:n ani Others, ana Ia which
inhh y tie ,ntI p;.S ccmG0al. called aud Known i.
the ai.r al The :-ire i!.i! ,ua Pa, occupied ~
J"lh barr iiIr iir IL lie aid .cai b.e.r
10 ne god, but tii- u.dcE gGtd actin. rs Trustees
WIZ convey only Tie TILE win which they arr vested
IEhMs-Su much In cash As shat be sufficient Ia
pay Inc Costs and expenses attending tie execution 81
inr Sad trust, and the amount due 10 Or William Ne
retlih, unaer Two trust deeds, ESTIMATED at ahut
81 jtU,l one II which trust deris Is made Ia Loiin
Elicit, Trustee, bearing Gate 81 October 1855 thr ,i,.
a. i made = Thomas u Bigger trustee hearing date
IS; oc"hv ISIS both duly recorded ilrarco county
Court, anu 10: tie Residue OF such piceppds oil safe
upon iibt raj ie-, 10 be made known On the d., Of
sale Recently The a5ovr land has hern Survryed AMI
the quantity asceiilined 10 be .c9 acres.
PETER GUERANr.
THDS PERKINS. / ifus'era.
W sale conducted hy GoDDiN, Auc,
~ Al the same place. and immediately after The
sale OF The aad above named, by OF all par,lrs
Interested, viii sell 10 tie highest bidder Tor cub
about SIX or eigi, SLAVES. consisting of Two men
one woman. and some likely girs--one Raroucbr one
Horse, and some Household and Kitchen FufniluIe-
all The property OF said Daniel Perkins.
Uct li--ctds h k.0WLES Tfrs.pr
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND, AND
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF PER-
SONAL PROPERLY, IN TIE COUNTY


ON THURSDAY. the 9Th day If November, ls4s
~ az fair. II not, the fair day thereafter, j
the subscriber, Aafnnstrsio; of Samuel f. Jones DE-
ceased vii proceed sell, III tate residence ~
Mr Jones, al public anciinn the Prlshnhe Property &c
sad Jones' EsIate consisting of Household and kcil.
IN Furniture, Plantation Utensils stock OF Horses
Hogs, sheep and Cgttle, ani Crops OF Corn. Fodder
Oats. sc ia good Carriage and Harness. and Wagon
and Gear.
The TERMS of sale viii he cash for al sums Of FIVE
dollars and nnder; and, for all sun. Ave dollars
credit Of nine monilsthe pnrch giving bonds and
security 10 hear Interest from date the interest b
RENTED Il The principal br punclualiy pail.
And, 4, the same lime and place The subscriber spe
cal Commissioner IL execute decree rendered IN the
County Court 81 Hanover the 2G,h September last,
III cause herein depending, hriwren Martha Jones
aud others, Compliments and Samuel x IuHe-' ADM
nist:or and others ne:rnaanis wiz also procr.d Ia
sell, al public auction, The Tract cf land hrongn2
saIi decrdrnt, called the Lower Place, lying IN thr
county Of Hanover, adjoining The lands of Phip Mel
ami others, and containing orertwn hundred acres.
The land Is considered valuable and would make n
good small farm. The terms II slr prescribed by TIE
decree are--onrird cash, The ether thirds al -
and IL nths with nterr. from date, be seq a.;
lXeBiiTeefasT money be paid. " DA8AEY.
Hanover pct | |, lsis-cids
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lAts NOTICE.

TINE death Of my father having rendered
I necessary for me- 10 reside in the county #
King William, | shall hereafter continue the
PRACTICE OF Law
In The counties of King William, King & Queen,
Essex and Hanover p. H. AYLErT,
Post Office, Aylet's.
N. B.-Ths Rooms recenl5 occupied By me,
oyer lhe Store Of Messfs Ga4nor & Wood. are
for rent-apply 10 GAYNOR & WOOD.
Sep. 23-dlw&clm
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COM AISslONER'S SALE OF VALUABLE
LAND In TILE COUNTY lE [ QIIISA

RY virtue of deere. of the Circuit Superior Court
- OF Law and Chancery for the county Of Louisa
pronounced on the 18th day OF September 1919, The
OF Garlanh's Executor rs Hudson &c The under.
signed, Commissioner, appointed h. said decree will,
On FRIDAY, the third day of November, 1873, IL far.
u not Tue nrK FAR day expose o sale, al public
ton, 10 r highest bidder upon the premises, the land
81 which Nathaniel Garland died seized the county
oi Louisa, upon credit Of and years nh ia
be required bonds with approved personal
security, bearing interest from The date Till paid but
with an understanding, 10 be endorsed on the bonds
mat, J! ihey are punctuaily paid when they fall due
the interest will b. renei: and the legal title 10 the
land TO be retained as further securt; or the pur.
chase money.
The tract OF Land contains about two hun red and
thirty acIes-iles On the NUitlanha river me-. Cans
brligs-adloins rr innds LACEY belonging The Estate
of Nathaniel Smith, deceased and Others and il OF
good quality. STEPHEN CUNNINGHAM
Sent 23-cwGw t,cmmission.,
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S5O REWARD.

4 BsCONDED from Wesihnnn cottage, "eght NIT g
"A above Richmond on James River, slave RlcahamS;
,lrnde, y;,h b,emish in one eye, slightly imparins
the sight. n. was formerly owned by DR.. VIM. Bank.
head near Gunsa Depot Caroline where bis motas
and several relatives In Richmond, Al ef
uard Breil,s Rosert C. stanards, and Geo. w. Nun
fords Il is supposed he 10 lurking abou. nr;
renrn to me or $50 if iod zsd Jail can Get him
oei Ia-riS REUBEN JENKINS, Manager
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SALE or RAIL ROAD STOCKS.

s II oii,un 5urc::rf L0us 81 -. -
I1Charceiy. begun and held Tor Z / roine cour-
l., d. The cour' ipuse, On Wednesday. the 18Th
day .! September, 1915: Darcl Driafn-lt p,ai.-
tn, against Ja.. ID Coleman, E.ranuf L. Gie.u,
A. he "@E f'c;i: .i.d a. execntiy OF 4. vi Green,
deceased, ana Others, defendants: ard il is lur-
Their ordeIel, Tat The sand defendants, Jane,
Lyons and janis d. Coleman, trustees in a
deed ii iiusl lro'n A,vell Coleman i. The Isl day
u November, 1889. sell a pubic auction, Tor
cash, Inc So saares o, suck in lhc Richmond,
frederick: burg aud Potomac Railroad Company,
~ sal. irdra'ute convcyet, and, aiitr celayIng
he expenses 81 sad sale, pay ou ol net proceeds
ia The deleodant, w. w. DIckiuson, he princi-
pal sum paid hy him as security Tor said Alwrl
Z. Coleman, IN discharge OF the cetts to Hamil-
Ton and Dew in The proceedings mentioned, ana
The interest which has occurred heuon; and he
said James Lyons and James D. Coleman ale
dfeccd 10 report their procs edirg in The rrem:-
>cs 10 this Cuuf': Aud the Coun doth further adj
Judge, order and decree, that one OF tie Comm,s-
soncis oil THIS Court state an account showing
The balaHc- due the SAID Daniel Drlafaeu, On &C
CONT d lie monies 50 paid ~ him as security,
is a'"!e,ad, and also he h.!aacc j. asy, which
may fe:nain due 10 he said " w Dickinson
alter applying the nj proceeds 4 SAID Railroad
stock An ExtraC,.-Tese.
ROBERT HUDGlNGS. {. C.
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NANsEMoNp LAND For SALE.


an THURSDAY, ihr ed day of November. the sub
~ sc.ibrr a. Attorney in firt for Geo. ". Gusts.
the surviving Executor of Gen. Geofee Washington
viii orr for sa public auction, L. The hirir; bid
der the undivided Interest of Gen. Washington 10 the
lands owned by Washington, Walker !; Co., IN the
county of Sansemo6i.
These lands lie partly in the great Disma' Swamp,
and valuable for their pinr cypress and wiiie OAK
timber, which i Represented 10 b- II line quality am.
within a short distance of navigahl- wafer. Inc iand
possesses an inrIhau-libl. fertility, and, il properly
dichrd and drained, would be nnsu passed III protnc
tireness ny any soil IN Virginia
Thr tlenion 81 persons ensaged in getting timber Is
called this property, great bargain can lie obtain
ed ia IL.
The title to this property il h-'eyri 10 Re ndiaputa.
BILE but the undersigned i only authorized 10 convey
the title held b. Gen. Washington, who was entitled 10
one third part ~ IL
The whole quantity ii land amounts 10 a5oai eleven
or twelve hundred acres.
The sale viii take place Al thr town oi Suffolk, IN
front al the Clerks Oaice a; that place, at Il "'cock
on Thursday, The 23d Of November, Iosa.
JOHN A WASHINGTON,
Attorney in fact for Geo w Gusts,
Surviving Executor OF Gen. George Washington.
Mount Vernon, Oct lf, ISIS -dltsc2awtds
n~r The Norfolk Herald viii, insert three times q
week until thr day of sale, and send bill 10 J. A. w
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
II ker e. a id 1 o n ,

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEMANs BUILDINGS
Four doors North of Pennsylvania Avenue,
wash Ing ton.
DEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for the purpose Of piosecut
Ing claims of all kinds before Congsss and tho several
Departments ofthe General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed 10 the
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given to the following eontiemen:-
Hon George N. Dallas, Vice President; Hon j. T. Ma
son, Secretary of the Navy; Hon. R. Walker, secre-
tary ofthe Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean u g. Supreme
Court Hon: r. NJ T. Hunter, U. B. Senate; Clement
Cox H. E 81 Gsorse1own, D. c. m.,,,,,.
1onn z. Addison, Attorney ut Law, VIII continue
to give personal attention business before ths several
Courts OF tho District of Columbia and the adjoining
ountiss OF Maryland and Virginia. jan 2l-ely
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u virginia Nurseries,
nj 2 MI MIS- y ri NJ RI
D. N,HS VIA

III ia MES VIA
these %rrst,'cs. al the choice varieties n Apple,
- Teach. apricot, Sec;LEnrs, a'mprd, Gooseh1rry,
Cherry Plum, Fear Trees, q c. b. obta,ned a, tho
pr Also the various kinds OF Grippe Vines,
Asparagus Rants Ea.pbeir-s, &c, &C. tSee GAIA
logue, Just published in pamphlet forn.l
Or Orders addressed fpost paid TO the subscriber,
or 10 Lewis iiil Charles r Wonham Richard Hili,lr,
Massenah Beazey, or r. w. Gtnbbs. WI be promptly
attended TO- The Trees, &c, VIII be packed IN such
manner as 10 he carried safely any distance
Oct l7-cwtf JhDES Wa
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ANTHRACiTE GOAL.
BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in the Gene.
raj Assembly Of this State, by the resignation oi
John Nash, delegate sleet for the county of Pow ha
ah aheae'oie, \, Iohh why, Leutenant governor
from the seat Of Government In exercise of the autho
riy vested in the Executive by law, do hereby require
election In that county on THURSDAY, the end day Of
November next, 10 fiji the vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, TACT
ing az Governor, as aforesald,l and under the
lsEALl Lesser Seal of The State, al Richmond, this
18th day Of September, in the year ls4S
Sent lq-cId mo + WHY
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RICHMOND MARKETS. OCT. so.

TOBACCO-No change in prices since OH
last. We quoIe Jugs a 81 80 10 3 so; Leaf So
10 81, according 10 qualy; strictly fine manu-
featuring kinds would bring better Prlce-say
81 SO 10 q and TO-
FLOUR-Sales at SIS 5 l-I6h on Basin.
WHEAT-i05 a ITO cents.
OATS-30 cents per bnshel.
CORN-57i 60 cents.
CORN MEAL-65 cents.
BACON-Virginia hog round 7 c.; Hams a
&C.; Western Sides ST a.5ic. Shoulders Sic.
FISH-New Herrings IS. Shad Sc so a T.
Family Roe Herrings Sc in barrels and SO so in
hall barrels.
CATTLE-BEEF: 50 25 u.s. scale weight
VrlLs: 81 a 90. Motions: ST. so to 2 SO
nett, as in quality. Hoes: 90, nett.
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Fashionable Hats.

+ HAVE On hand very large assortment OF
i fine Beaver and Moleskin HATS. Also,
senllemen's and bays fine Cloih, Silk, Plush, Oil
Silk and Fur CAPS-eEbracing all III differ
ent patterns now worn in the Northern cities
Gentlemen wishing 10 supply themselves with a
fine, fashionable Ha, or Cap cannot tail TO please
themselves in all The essentials calculated 10 re-
commend Hal or Cap-yiz: style, quality and
price. Call at he fashionable Hat and Cap
Store OF r. N. ALLEN,
OcI % No 90 Main 81;
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TRUSTEES SALE

PURSUANT 10 th- provisions oi = deed .: trust exc.
Gured by George :. Duvall 10 r. " Scott and dnl:
recorded In the Clerks office q Caroline county, for
th- purpose o securing debt due r. the late Pleasant
Terrell, shall, on WEDNESDAY, the 18TH Of HoYrm
ber 1918 nj the store Of John Peaross the county
al Caroline sell Ia the highest bidder. for cash. hr
Tract Of Land In the said deed mentioned u being tr
Tract OF Land upon which the SAID George y Duva AZ
pressnl resides. The buildings good the land pre-
ductse and the n-i.hDorhood desirable. For small
family this would he most agreeable residence.
Selling n Trustee shall convey nniy such title n
il vested in M, which j. believed to be perfect.
Oct l7--cwtdI w SCOTT, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-31
A BEAUTIFUL SEsIDENcE FOR SALE

rT,HE le,a,..s late Mrs Eliza Fulton offer for
/ sale n,;v,,.iv her late residence, known as MI
Erin Ivinp ons uii,s isInw the city Of Richmond.
This beantif,, s,t, contains about lao acres in me
condtion witb an ahrudant supply of the best spring
water The inn,a. !, a,e nj inferior any 10
the neiehhorhood ineiniing Flower and Ve2r'""ie
Gatdens most beautifully arranged.
Itisunner.ss.rv m describe more fully the advan-
tares and romG If The above delightful residence a.
IL Ia that ersons DESTROYS of purchasing Will
view the n,.riss. md Judge for themselves.
For further information apply to Ro. A. MAY, or 10
Chas b. Williams. ESD =, or either Of the LEG
Also for sale two vacant lots lying in Port Mayo.
Zen
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~ FAIR IN TAPPAHANNoCK.-On the 18th of
November IL Providence permit, the Ladies Of Tappa
hnnoek design holding Fair. for the sale Of useful
nihe erection Of an Episcopal Church In that village
The Ladies' earnestly solicit the attendance not only of
Their friends and acquaintances but Of all those who
feel interest in promoting the erection of comfora
be and appropriate houses Of worship The Fair will
continue Two days. Oct 81