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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17
,NOiIEE.

rrD THE ~f0CKnGhD.RS 81 IiiE LolI%a
RAILROAD COMPANY, under tho ai 81 siii
Ma,rh, lei1: ,
The following requi-itions are hereby made, w ~
addition othr -uHi . three dollars called '"f' h'r ""'
It,s. piyahir ri iar li:si day ni each III TIE monih- "i
March, apni. Mts, August, september, t;l"ber ahu
december, md ten dollars on the hrs; day "f tis ~
The months, ii lime, July and November, IN ra,h siffe.
Suhsctlbei- IN Augusta viii pay IN th- hanh ~
S,aun,on. in hibrnarlr, - THE Bunk a; ''Ildnf''5Viuc
md those in IisHaiond, ~ tic Bank nf virginia ,"th'
credit i! lie Louisa l,h,lr Il! Company. PnndRaHy -
,npo-tprt, AZ interest hoaI on das On cath Hi-fdhi'ht Y hot
pad ny .,drt' ~ w i,''fo, T..,,,r.,
Baayer Dam Depot, Feb 21--c:!:rc.l
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MISCELLANEOUS.
William Forbes.

EEEIISG grateful for the very liberal patronage rx-
L irnded 10 him since he has been engaged in build
lg IN this city, takes this method OF making his &C
acknowledgements.
the new brick shop near the corner al Main aud st.
streets, and adjoining the Lack Establishment. nf sir.
T.. Cumbcrson, " here hc would he glad Ia receive or
ders for any hing IN his line. lie VII also ilrn;si
piansand specifications for building 81 any Descriptions!
whatever.
Persons from a distance. wishing Sasscs, Doors or
Blinds made in ihr best m1nnsr, and on the lowest
terms, would do we'll To send their orders 10 him, A. hs
facilities Tor executing such work are not inferior ="
any in the city.
lie has the privilege of making the following refer.
ences, by all Of whom he has been employed Messrs.
Hubbard, Gardner 4 Carlton; Mrssrs Workman, Nc
Grudsr L TO-; Messrs. Charles Il. Workman s. TO-; MIR.
William Mitchell, Ir, and Capt. Charles Dimmock.
chmon March 18th,
BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.
I~NFORMATiDS having been received by the Exrcn-
! tive, that James w. HOPKINS, charged with 4 mlr.
der committed in the county OF Nelson, has He'd { ON
justice, and is now going at large: do therefore here
BY oflrr n reward Of oae hundred dollars 10 any person
or persons who shall arrest the said James ". Hopkins
and deliver him into the jaii of Nelson county; and do
moreover require all officers of thus Common wealth, CT
vii and military, aud request the people generally, Ia
use their best erertions 10 procure the arrest OF the said
Hopkins, that he may he brought 10 justice
Given under my hand us Lieutenant Governor, Tact.
ing in the absence Of ihr Governor from the
lsrAL~) Seat of Government and under the Lesser Seal
Of the ommun wealth, al Richmond, this 9Th
day OF March, In the year 1915.
% HOPKINS il about q years Of age, Of spare
frame. and ab N, ) feet 10 inches high, with light CO.
lor-d hair, grey eyes, aad broad, long teeth. He is 4
musician hy profrssion. March ll-ctt
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MRS. AWREnCE'o
&c n ia y Il ssg 81 hs.Ai

AIRS. N. e.. LAWRENCE has ;aseR those uew nni
w rnamoaioa- IsGracu,s over ii- stores ~ N.ssf-.
Book. Rel 4 Hudson AMI M,ssTS Giuirid : Fly, ~
the Eagle Square. "ain street, usar:. opposite !ef sih
stand, anil j. now pre- pared to entertain losfdrra by He
day, a well o, yearly ana monthly hnaii-rE, III gooi!
styl.. Tern. moderate. Tn. location Tor persons VI
stir. Richmond IN III .tnrss j. oar II the hra N H..
city. lnly "-r"ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17

THE MOST MAGNIFICENT WORKS OF
ART EVER EXHIBITED,
CONSISTING OF 81 Figures in STATUA.
~ RY, the full size ot life, representing The
Last Supper, Trial and Crucifxion Of our Sa.
viour, will open this morning al The Exchange
Concert Room, and will continue Tor a few days
only. March lO-old
r UCK'S OFFICE, No. s, Exchange Place,
IL Richmond, Virginia.
Five capitals sold on Wednesday al this all
lucky ofice-3 in one lottery.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, l6:
IL 81 SO 3S So % 10 so 81 36 30 45 So ~.
Whole Tickle, IL 80 so, Sl50-Nos. 10 80 SO,
Si0O-Nos. 10 AZ Sc, LOOM one package, all
sold in The above and cashed by LUCK.
Drawing of Delaware, GA:
81 30 IS So 80 3 Al 80 "a 65 81 % 20.
Whole Ticket 3 % 65-23 45 i7-each $50,
sold and cashed by LUCK.
Si2. 000.-This handsome amount may be had
today Tor 81, BY merely calling in al No ) E1-
change. Mach II
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81 rfIAScERI.-yia0istI AT \ superior Court
~ 4 nnirrfI ff Tie EIrhInnnL IiGnN:. hen 81 III

SN iiIASCERf.-SiAoisiI AT \ superior Goiirt
! .; I HoHcrry fnf the richmond tirsG;;, held IL IA
stair Cont 'oaar, IL. ihr city u RirE.iuna, IN Monday,
frsrra'r T'i. isis
H,Iuim lnrbr-, fi1intn
against
Charles i. Buli-. defendant.
Iln- cause sane ~ Its Ia. 10 10 hrari ~ ~" i'll.
answer. w,!i ppiiCanon thereto, esai.!is nnG etlnI.
nations 0f Withes-es.a and was argued rs counsr. :--1n
consideration whereof, The Court, teing ef npih.cn
h- di,re.a'ied, icih hdjucg", ossei All decree, it'i
III. -ame be- set tide ana auiilirr And tax tauTl
doih farther or:rr, shat the parties d. render hri"i-
one Of The Commissioners ni The Court an account ~
lie partnership transactions 10 the proceedings. H,ra-
uonrd. winch account tn- s,ii Commissioner IS nrrct
ed n state. ellie md atiu.l, aud report y ,h!r Crlft,
wi.h any matter specially stated deemed pertinent ~
himself, "f which bay h. required ~ he - stated ,.
ei:hci 81 the parties. aLuiy- Trslr,
Z. -. GIk.
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yT7M 3. P~LEASANTS, NJ. D., DEsT!sT.
w No. 1872, corner above Farmer. BANK,
Richmond, Virginia. Fen. i'-aNe"
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BALTIMORE, March lG, p. NJ.
The New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
markets are firm at p~reviou, prices. Transac-
t,ons vcry limited, however. Al rariies anxious
" awaiting The arrival OF The Steamer
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! K y -

NH. Subscribers respectfully inlaiin IL. Mahica
i Ellie - ;is United STATES. mar tlry have beer
engaged Tor many years, IN thr CITY Of y. YORK, IN the
manufacture OF
nALLPi AErIlE HaNp:
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Hss sE+Ejan,isa Dayis, suctr,
GFTiGt-SO 5. WALL STREET.
six NGl,E0ES

VII - solo ,As Morning. Al 10 G'.iccg. six
likely ~.*ssf.ss, / Nan IS .cafs e. re-. rhu is a
carpenter II iTa:e, hire Girs and one Woman
a.. Ch,d. BENZ DAVIS. Auc;icns.r.
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HURLEYS OFFICE, No. l0i East Main
IL Street.
We will not boast! Allow us to say,
HURLET sells prizes every day.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg, Extra, Glass 10:
AZ 80 9 81 60 6 % 49 % 65 IA /.
Ticket Nos. % 40 65, another prize, sold and
paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. OF New Jersey Lottery, Glass %
IS II IL SIS IS "a 81 80 As 81 IS 2 Sc 6 60.
For To day Richmond Lottery draws al the
Exchange Hotel al 6 o'clock. Capitals: $1,000,
5000, 4 prizes of ! 100, &C., 5 prizes OF 1000, 5
OF 4OO, &c, &c. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets
81 Sc. Sales close a. half past S O'clock. Draw.
ing received al 6 O'Clock, at HURLEY'S CREEK
OFFICE. below the Old Market.
I March II
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MARINE JOURN Al.

DRY GOODS AND COMMISSION
STORE.
THE undersigned, by virtue Of a deed or power Of
auorhey from James 5. CalwelL, dated the 18th
Gay OF Mach, ls4s, and recorded in the Clerks Once
mthe Hastings Cont of this city, has opened a Dry
Goods and Commission Store at No l67, Main street.
Ippo.He tue Esehanee Bank, where he will sell every
eseIip,on o' piy Goods, at wholesale or retail, at yery
.esueed prices ana viii attend to a General Comm,s-
son Business, in the Dry Goods line, as we'll ma other
cepartments of mercantile business, - o'H0'
March "a \. II. JENKINS, Richmond. Va.
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st ;":t!5s .,..f
Ess =. =. < e. e. ssiH aHcsu.
!. EGRGES.

W.! BE- so'! ny u, IN Friday Ire I7h, at i0
o%'c.scs, orr Esern A.ar 'hi;:y years I'D, a good
C2,fcr,r. ~! Z Nrcf" ~, - ;rsis oir.
5.if',a IT, :, e.. 4 c. BILL, aue,e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-17

Iy relstaanrs R-rnblirsa IN CORY "a sbova, ar3
.rri accoga, =, ;he Comm -iore;s, T.sidlG, II Note
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Advertisement.

To PERSONS TRA YELLING NORTH
DURING THE SUMNER.
e, BLANCHARD returns his sincere thanks for tho
L liberal patronage he has always received, and
beg5 inform his friends and the public In general that
he has taken that spacious and commodios establish
ment, the CITY HOTEL, New York, which
he has refitted and reurused, render il the
equal, In point OF elegance and comfort, Of the best
hoHses In the city. All persons who may favor him by
visiting his new Hotel may rely on meeting with every
attention and accommodation. There are several fine
suites of rooms for families. F. BLANCHARD,
Late of the Globe Hotel,
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SaratfOla,s Office

NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MUND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say whatthey can,
For selling Psizss. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Lecshnrg Lottery, Glass 25:
81 30 43 20 SO IL Al % - 5 %.
Half Nos. S 90 %. a prize Of 5000.
Ticket Nos % 80 81, a p;ize OF 900.
Both sold and paid BY STRATTON.
More good lucl, at STATIONS! Another
Capital of 10000 dollars sold and paid
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lotlerv, No. SO, June l5:
&c &C . 7 % IS 46 As 81 Ga 80 2G 3
Ticket, Nos. % IS, another Capital Of TO-
600, sold 10 gentleman from Chesterfield, and
cashed at sigh; by STRATfON.
Drawing OF Monongalia, No. 25. June It.
43 S 5 90 10 % 3S 81 IL az 9 II.
Halt, Nos. IL, prize of 500, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. oil Mononsala no. 90, June 70:
I 26 IS 7G 10 80 20 As So 42 II 36 ,.
Ticker, Nos 7 26 80, prize OF 81 900, sold
and paddy STRATTON.
Drawing of Delaware Lottery, Glass 81, June q
IA 6S 10 80 SO "a SO % &c 70 SIS So 81 &c 50
Tickets 30 IL "a. prize OF $50 sold and paid
BY STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEh.
$4,000 DOLLARS = OF 5000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAy-Mononsalia, No. 81: csp,als:-sl3,O 600,
drawn. Tickets 81; halves 80; quarters Is c.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
sATuRDAY-sussex, Extra, No. sc. Capitals:-s4.
0OO 1000, 500, &C., SC. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets
Sl halves so els; quarters 25 Cts
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
10 Drawn Numbers ont Of 7s.
Virginia Lresbure Lottery, Glass No. 81 for ISIS, ID
be drawn at Alexandria on s'aurday, June 81 Grand
Scheme: $50 OOu, $4,000 2o,cCu nOuO, 1000, 2,aOO
40 of 900, 4Oof 500, 800 Of POO Sc Tickets $40
halves S. quarters SO. a certificate OF 26 whole
Tickets Sl20-shares in proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates al Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries VIII he promptly at
tended 10, and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders To n. Is. S1RATToN,
June 10 Richmond Va.
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To Farmers.

INdOSE in want Of Thleshine Machines, are
i respectfully solicited 10 call al Geo Wan
& Co.'S Plough Mandatory in the city OF Rich.
mond, or at our shop 10 the county of Hanover.
aud examine our Horse Power and Tresher, be.
lore purchasing elsewhere II is very impor,an,
ina! persons who wish our machine should send
'helr orders wilhou, delay. The demand las,
year lin The latter part OF The season. was much
greater than we could meet. The most sa.isfac,o-
y references can be given, II desired. The fol.
lowing is our isl Of prices:
flaws Adhesive Horse Power, No l. with q
ioch drum complete $o0O
HaW.s Adhesive Horse Power. No. 2. with 90
IL LII I AN, complete ITO
pa aen uiuII, eo,uplste 40
an S1mpe" n. 100
o. s" Dian W Ane'nes IS
on !, IS
IA ;, IS
A competent hand will accompany the Ma.
cnine TO sci il TO work, free Of charge, where The
instance does not exceed thirty-hve miles from
our shop, or from Richmond, over that distance
travelling expenses mus, be paid. We will de.
nSef Machines in Richmond, or at the Retreat,
near New Castle on The Pamunkey river.
-. address Haw Sydnor, Old Church, Hano.
'ef' or at Richmond Va.
HAw & sYDNOR.
hanover 70. June IS, lS48-clf.
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ENGINEERS OFFICE,
RicnMosp Il DASvrLLs RAlLRcan Go
June l5'h ISIS

SEAiED PROPOSALS VIII be received al this Of
- fee until -, VI, on TUESDAY, The llih dav Of
July ensuing for the Grading, bridging aud Masonry
OF the Richmond and Danv,r Railroad, from the South
ahnmenf o the proposed bridge across James river 10
the summit II The Coal Pits-aboai twelve mic..
The proposals viii be submitted 10 the BOARD o; hi
rectors, aud opened Wednesday, the l2h Of July,
and Ind will he considered unless the person making
the came, his accredited agent Is present. aud ready
close contract II shall be awarded 10 HIM.
The Contractor VIII be required to give satisfactory
security To the Company Tor the faithful execution Of
the contract
For further Information, aud for specifications plans
and prnlrs Of the prnpo1rI work, apply I" the En.l
nrcr, NJ the Office Of the Company.
Il Is required by the Board q Directors that The
Of The bidders be endorsed on the back OF hr
proposals which should have he further endorsement,
Proposos far Contract" and addressed Ia The snhscTi
Der. ADRiU FAl.CDIT, Ihlrl IngIntrr.
NJ The National lnr-grncer and Union IN Wash
nsIon city, aud tile Railroad Journal, III Philadelphia,
are requested publish the above twice week until
The 18th Of July and forward the accounts 10 this ONCE
for payment q. -,
June l6-ctd Cii. Eng. 4 ID. H. IL 20.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Military asa.aieosn

THE Board of Visitors vii: meet Oh The POI d,, cf
L June next, 10 make appointments cf Cadet. in m.
Virginia Military Institute. All applications Iou., lie
addressed most plii, 20 the uEirrs.Il-d Le.ne IN.
meeting al the Board. Vacancies for Sia'e Cadets
will al that exist IN the iulon!n Senatorial Dis
trc,s -HcGlnrd, alie:na;lc- Shchini"ah Monnnralj,
Halifax cuGhrr!Gnd ArchiIiac, Washington Frr,I..,
rck Monroe Charlotte, riusy lv.nla. Northumberland
Rockingham, Norfolk, !'rGn>wics, Lon.si aud ale.
ghany.i
The institute furnishes "a III" state Cadet yr,tui,ous
", his tuition toad. wssR.. fuel lights medical NJ
tendance and stationery. lie carprablr wih rn,l;u~
only the estimated aauual -Spensr ui which together
win po:se. money. postage &c. docs not exceed IA
and mav br economy hc reduced To $50. The STATE
Cadet enters into an obligation 10 serve two ;rafsa.r
graduation teacher ~ some school within The state
Applications will at the same time he received far
the commitment oil Pay Cadets. As the number ma,
can no admitted is limited, applications mus, bc pro
scented before the meeiin. Of The Board that due dis
tribuon NAV br made among The several districts If
the State. The estimated annual expense of Paw Ca
det including clothing, Is sou
Observation-Disclosures of tho Stae-undoub,sd
evidence of fair moral character-ase from &c To- 81
freedom from bodily disease.
Term of service OF State Cadet not less than fire.
years; Of Tho Pay Cadet not less than two years.
The course Of studies extends 10 four years and EN-
braces Na,A ema;ics English, French, Latin Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry Civil and Military Engineering.
Geography, Tactics aud Drawing.
A person may enter, ifquaed, any class except the
The law authorizes Militia officers 10 receive military
instruction yratuliously for ~ months.
The exercises oil tue GIdunallne CLASS VIII take place
on The an Of July The class will he represented IN
that occasion hy lie following Cadets:
Salulatory Addresses by Cadet 8. g. Baldwin Of Au-
gus;a.
Grafton hy cadet w. w. Fmnry Of Hanover
Grafton ny cadet F. b. Jones of Frederick.
Vardictory Addresses by Cadet J. G. Councill of
Norfolk county.
Exercises appropriate 10 the national Anniversary
will be follows:
Declaration OF independence read by Cadet a. L
Jones Of Marshall.
National Grafton by Cadet Samuel Garland Of Camp
bell. FRANCIS ". SMITH, Superintendent.
Eeh g. c)arl Ink La ll2uInnn
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LOTTERIES.
Lam bert3s al HCe.

On Fourteenth Street, nnder The Exchange Rotel
1rHOMAs LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
1 and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker, In the Office Ton 18th
street, under the Exchange liote) formerly occupied
by ID. Nj. Hoyt. and recently by +. Il. Pendleton.
Drawing OF The Sussex. Delaware. Lollery, Elk
ira, Glass SO, June 10:
% ii 70 81 IS Id 49 66 "a 81 G5 10 63.
Ticket 40 63 70, one OF the Capitals, sold by
LAMBERT
Drawing otthe Delaware Stale Lottery, Glass 49,,
April IA:
/ as 6 7 GO 90 ~ II 81 25 SIS 81 10.
Whole Ticket, 8 46 Al. prize Of $500, sold
Drawing OF, tie Delaware Louefy, Glass SO,
ID 6S 10 80 IS IA 80 % IS p So Sc 81 l6 SO.
Ticket IA 50 Sc, prize OF $3.50 sold by
TODAY.
FRIDAY-The Virginia MonongalIa Lottery. Class
No. o. Capitals S5,OO0 Of 600, 5000, 275o, ci
1000 Ac Lowest Nos. elsa. IS Nos, IL drawn
Tickets SO; halves / IS; quarters IS &c.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex county
(Dcaware) Lottery Extra, Class No 81. Si,onO Capt.
t,l. rs Nos 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves 50 cents
Quarers2 5c.
Saturday Evening,-Sales close at O'Clock.
$4,000 DOLLARS
MAaNIFIcENT SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. 81 10 be
drawn al hie1Hndrla capitals: SoU,OUU 3u,ouu sVuu,
10000 $780, 22Ou 40 Of 0UU SC. Is Nos, 10 drawn.
Tickets SlU-shares in proportion.
QcT Orders for packages, certificates OF packages.
single tickets or shares in the above or IN any OF Mi
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (or which there drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 TO Su for tickeIs
will eceve the prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventircrs,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3. Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
~ Rucoect No. 3-"Thers's luck In odd numhers,
savs Rory o. oren June 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-23

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"A Side, Chest. Lons, Back, Bowels Muscles, Rhel.
matism IN all lis varied FORMS Nervous Affections
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections Fr.
male Weaknesses etc. etc For she above complaints
this Plaster has rac,L. Tie great cri-hIty which
II has already acquired ma! only IN the old Lut IN liz.
worid-.ie extraordinary cures IL has 10 rformr Il
In the most extreme of suffering have acquired
for such reputation that the proprietor has
Ill recently-bern able 10 supply half the demand.
The sales throughout every city, town and village In
the United States without parallel!
Circumstance MOI surprising, when The vast amount
of human suferin. relieved by IL Is considered
In Spinal Defects the benefit usually 10 Of the most de-
cldrd character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
of twenty readily yield the penetrating ST.
mula combined IN this valuable preparation.
In rheumatism either acute chronic, the claims Of
the Iiphrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknowledged. Those who are laborlng under weak
hacks, no matter from what Cause the weakness may
have or.iEaed-even If such persons have been mis-
guided IN previous appca lons-n the use Of the He
brew Plaster they will find The affected part suddenly
restored Ia lis original soundness.
As supporter In vi constitutional weakness IL
will be found of grent advantage IL is particularly
commended To Females vino suffering from sudden
weakness, general debility. In short, embraces
all the virtues which the most scientific IN was ca
pable oil compromising from valuable substances found
In the old world, and will be found entirely from
those objections which source OF complaint with
the numerous spread plasters now before the public.
G-- These plasterS possess the advantage of being
put mp IN air tight boxeshence they retain their full
virtues in dll climates
BEWARE OF couNTERFEfrs AND BASE IMI
TATIONS.
None genuine without the engraving Of .Jeo DGrii IN
the wrapper around each box Price so cents per boz
Zach tox contains sufficient spread six eight pas
tiers.
sold Wholesale and Retail by sCoyIL 4 MEAD,
No 81, Charters Street. New Orleans General Agents
for the South and West Sold also BY
ALEX. DuvAL, Richmond.
GAYNOR 4 WOOD, Richmond.
TIOS. IL. ROSSER. Petersburg
NJ. Il. SANTOS, Norfolk.
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
Notice to Contractors.

SEALEO PROPOSALS will be received on
~ and after The l5;h instant, and until the 9Th
Jay Of July, at the Engineers Office, 10 Guar.
louisville, Tor The Graduation, Masonry, Super
Structure, &c, of The Louisa Railroad Extension
from Charlottesville, Westward, 10 The 30lb mile
sarion, a distance Of nine miles; work to be
completed by the Isl day of January, 1850.
Proposals will also be received for the Mason
~ (i00 perches) on the Piers and Abulmenls Of
the RivaDna River and Moore's Creek Bridges
10 Dc finished BY the lst day Of November next.
The RICH, to require the work West OF Char
loesvlle TO be Completed a, an earlier day is re.
served, II employmentis furnished 10 The conlrac.
tors 10 the end OF the ear.
Plans, profi'es and specifications for The above
work can be seen upon application a, the Engi.
neers Office, in Charlottesville.
w. A. KUPER,
Chief Engineer Louisa Railroad.
June 5-dtd
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l00 na.lars Reward.

DAN AWAY. FROM the Shenandoah Iron Works,
IL about the III Of april last, two Negro Mrn-bA-
MEL. and CLiRK-brnncns 10 The Estate OF The late
Miles Marques. of the county oi Madison. SAID Ma
rrors are uf miaito compile pon. aged about twenty
wears and sou- five feel nine Of ten inches high
CLARK il u believed, has scar upon his face No OH
~r mark reC"r,ed
The above reward VIII be given for ihr apprehen-
zion Of the Negroes ii taken out {" The STATE and ne
cured SO that can get them again--oi SD VIII h- ri.
ven for the securing o either one, If taken our of the
Satc-or 500 il taken In The state and secured that
get them asail-or $40 tSr either one.
THOMAS \. WEIGH,
Executor of Miles MlrlGrss. deceased.
u,.tI-.n IA ", NAY ul--ctf