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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-02
$50 Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from The subscriber since Sun
n day morning last, a brish! mula,,o man ma
med Jim Campbell. He is about lhirtJ-two
years old, S feet 10 or IL inches high, has high
cheek bones, is Of gentecl appearance, very re.
served in his department, appears embarrassed
when spoken TO, and hesiiates in replying when
questioned. His right thumb nail is believed TO
be split. He dresses remarkably well, has a va
riely OF good clothing, among which is a new
black cloth dress coat and pantaloons. He
reads and writes very well. | have reason 10
suppose he eloped in company with a servant be.
longing to Messrs. ]. & D. Stewart, named An.
nanias, a dark mulatlo, stammefs a little, aud
has a scar from burn on his right cheek.
If taken on, of the State, | will give $50 for
returning him 10 me, or securing him so that |
can get him again, or S75 it taken in the State,
on delivering him 10 me, or securing him in any
jail. SAML. S. MYERS.
April 29-eo3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-02
BOOK EsTABLIsaMENT FOR SALE,
IUGLEY'S OFFICE, ! No. IOi East NJ

HUsLEY'S OFFICE, No. lOi East Mair
\ Sieer.
We will not boast. Allow rs TO say,
hr, hrRLEs sells prizes every day.
ns CREEK OFFICE TRIUMPHANT
kauRLEY sold a snug prize Of $500 on the
~ 'asan,. Here is the drawing:
ooIasing of New Jersey Lottery, Glass 80:
IS 5 Il % 60 26 60 SO "a 2S 80 20 10.
,'cs.i, Nos. 20 SO 65, a priz. OF $500, sold
paid BY HURLEY.
oFaWn Nos. of Monongalia Lottery, Extra,
Class 8, at Richmond, April 2I:
- 5s l6 20 As 60 D IL 40 6 90 10 50 d..
|!E\i Nos. 10 l6 70, another Capital. sold
paid a. sight by HURLEY,
avn Nos. Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass 80:
p 5 q u 4 80 10 SO Ga So % "a 6S 50,
pail Ticket Nos. % 81 IS, a prize sold in The
t'e oy HURLEY.
.'"n NOS. Leesburg Lottery, Extra, Glass IL,
drawn al Alexandria
: 10 II SO Al &c IS IL ID so 81 81 6.
Nos SO SO So, $50, returned by
/. HURLEY.
,''day-Monongalia Lottery, Glass l6 dra ",
l~ae1and!ia. Capitals. $4,000, 5000 $500
l0prizes OF 1000, 10 OF 500, 10 OF 400. 10
40; lowest 3 number prize 100. Tickets SIS,
: close at S o'clock, at HURLEY'S CREEK
rslCE, below the Old Market.
.Slorow-33.0O0 dollars, so prizes of l 900;
W 'he drawn numbers worth 10 dollars; two
.oiais, &c; LIST and ID drawn numbers $50
~ lowest three number prize 300. Tickets
I 10 dollars. at HURLEY'S.
aoALEY will sell the risk on a package of
.sis; 10 The Small Fry" for next Saturday,
F'ai Pfize 81, 500, al the low price OF "a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-02
J.. w. HIaury 4 Co.,
IN A N A G S.)
Successors to j. G.. e. CO
OFFICE, NO. l, CITY HOTEL, RICH

M a ~ a " r II D..
Successors TO j.. G.. GREGORY t. co.
OFFICE, NO. l, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
" MOND, Virginia.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR MAY, Is4s.
MAY 3p.-Jersey Lottery. No. 30. Capital 500 900.
Ticket. $40. 50 prizes Of 900, &c.
MAY GxH.-Leesburg Lottery, No. is. Tickets $40.
C.pi,ala: . prizes OF $50, 900, . OF Il, OOe, lnofI 500, &c.
MAY l0rH.-Jsrs.y Lottery, 80. $3.50, OUl CAPT.
tai. Tickets slo. 81 Nos II drawn.
MAY. l3rH.-Lecsburg Lottery, No, 10. SAC, 900 Ca
pl,al. Tickets $40. 30 prizes OF 1900, &c. 'Certl6-
Gates Of packages sllO, SIS, and SGT 81.
MAY I7rH.-Jersey Lottery, No. 40. $50, lac Capt.
tai. Tickets sl0. 10 prizes Of 900, 10 of 5000, &c.
MAY aOrH.-Leeshure Lottery, No. %. $50, 900 Ca
pitai. Tickets $40. e5 prizes Of 81 900, &c. rs Nos,
is drawn. Cert. of packages sllo, s55 and SGT 80.
MAY 24rH.-Jersey Lottery, No. 4a. $685. 900 Capt..
tai. Tickets $40. rs Nos, Is drawn.
MAY ~27ru.-Leesburg Lottery, No. 81. SIS, 900 Ca.
DitaI. Tickets sis. $1,000 lowest 3 No. prize. 10
pprize, Of o'o0O. sn0 of 900, &c. Certificates OF pack.
ages 5000, sl0O, $50 and s2o.
~ Orders for certihcatesor Packages, single Tick
cts and Shares, In any Of the above Schemes, address
ed TO the undersigned, will recsiyethe most prompt nj.
tention, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
as soon as IL Is received.
Packages. Certifcales and single Tickets for sale by
J. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
Aprii o7 Richmond Virginia.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, living near Char
= y l0tte Court house, on the 18th Of January Iast.
two Negro Men, mined DANIEL and SIMON.
Daniel Is e5 years old, abou, S feet 10 inches hleb.
stands quite erect, with a good counienance. or n DARK
complexion, and speaks rapidly when asita,ed. M
distinguishing marks are recollscsed. He carried viii,
him several SUITS OF clothing, among them a suit of
new double rove, dyed black, The filling Of which il.
doubled and twisted.
Simon is about u years old, of the same height,
stands erect, with rather 4 sulien countenance, and of
mulatto complexion. A small wen Is recollected on
one Of his TEMPLES. He carried with him several suits
of clothing, among them 4 brown cloth coat, hi, little
worn, win a pair Of striped cloth pantaloons, and a
grey cassinet cont new hat faded, with a velvet col.
blue, The filling Of which is double and twisted. lie
wore a brown cint; cap.
The abave re ward will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery of tir two Negroes, or securing them in
any jail, or the half OF II for either of them, If they arc
taken more than thirty miles from my residence. Ii
they are taken within that distance. thirty dollars will
be paid. wa. j. WATKINS.
AnriI lief
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VALUABLE LAND AND SAW MILL
NON cA

ID virtue of a deed Of trust executed by James ID.
- Porter 10 The subscriber, which deed was duly re-
corded in the Clerks Otncr Of the county OF Louisa on
the 2sth day Of August, lsi7, | shall. on MONDAY the
2gth day Of May, 1913, on the premises, sell at pnblic
auction, To the highest bidder, for cash, the FARM on
which the said James u. Porter now resides, lying In
the county Of Loni-a, adjoining the lands Of Charles 3.
Jones, ]. T.. Cowherd and others, about four miles
abov. the Court house, and containing four hundred
and twenty acres. There IL a comfortable dwelling
good ice house, stable, SC, and an excellent saw mill,
on said land, with q very large proportion OF fine TIM
Der. The saw mill IL not more than TWO miles from
the Louisa railroad. The title 10 the above property Is
unqurstionaDle, but, selling as Trustee, the undersigned
will convey such title only as Is vested In him by the
deed aforesaid. JOHN POlNDEXTER, JR.,
Anil ao-rtds Trustee.
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A Card.

NJ, uns during the last Summer, at the Hotel Of
,SS,as OF handling a largo amount Of money vS,eh
- !, aoout me at the time. I was under soms .rei,.l
-, and during tho time missed a eonsiSs,,h1.
Of my money. MIR. Tiimon White, Of Gr.sp.'
= 9ne OF the persons nearest TO me al the ,ims I
NJ my money, l Immediately accused him of
S y. Examinations were instantly made. and
lucy was discovered to be about tho persons NJ
p0sent except that which properly belonged to
h." a lew moments I found my money In nv
n. ~ Excited as l was, l at once became con-
Nv ~ u we wrong which I had done him.. itsck nv
az, a, 'a,a II before Mr.. White, and told him, White,
STATE shs you wrongfully, and here Is my mo-
NV ~; Mhai YOU want, and satisfy yourself for tho
AMI, Tnsa have done you;" which Mr.. White in
wan, 'e'used, and said, "sir, 1t 10 not your money
d. i ~ out II 10 my reputation thar I regard, and
SI .yuiy OF which | will seek redress in a Court OF
|se solie,, which, suit was brought by Mr.. White
Mi. .,e'.atlons Of mutual friends, land 1t is very
IN ! fn move .tatement-Mr White desiring moth
indication Of his reputation.
o sa,i.s. P. LIGGETT.
win the above statement of Mr. Liz
SAe,n TlLMON WHITE,
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR MAY, ls4S.
$4,000 DOLLARS

GRAND SCHEMES FOR MAY, le4S.
$4,000 DOLLARS
Divided in ) Of SIS, 900! 3 OF $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class ], TO be drawn at
Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, The 9th May, l84S.
IS Nos, II drawn. Grand Capitals: 3 Of ? 5000, 3
OF 5000, 3 of 900, 3 Of 6. 800, 4 OF ! 800, ( OF ,2ls, 20
of 900, 20 Of 500, sc. Tickets slO; halves S; quar-
ters . 81. A certificate OF whoIes sl30-shares in pro-
portion.
$1,000 DOLLARS
Divided into 5 prizes Of Si5, 600 each!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class2, To he drawn n
Baltimore. MARYLAND, on Saturday, the lathMay lsis;
IS Nos, l2 drawn. Grand Capitals: S Of Sis, 900. l of
Ella $40; halves S; qaarters2 so. A ~cetiicate Of wholes
Sl30-sharss in proportion.
THE IA FLOWER OF 1913.
$50, 900! 80 600 $4,000! 100 OF 50. 500l
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. ,, for ls45,
to be drawn al Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, May
orh. IS Nos, Is drawn. Grand Scheme: $50 900,
$4,000, 5000, $3.50, 1000, DIG, 100 Of $500, &c, &c.
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters S. 4 certificate Of a
package of whole Tickets S76U-halvss and quarters in
proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 4, 10 be
drawn al Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, May 27th,
icis. C6 Nos, IA drawn. Splendid Scheme $40, 000,
10000, 5000, 1000, 1900, 1880, l,500, 10 Of 6O0, &c.
Tickets Sis; halves SO, quarters 3 IS.
~ In purchasing BY the package, deduct the price
q fthree Tickets.
y Orders for Tickets In the above will meet prompt
and confidential attention, if addressed IN
J. B. COWLES, Wall street,
Nav Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-02
III A K p S

i Elite OF the United States, that they have been
engaged for many years, in the city of N. York, in the
DOUBLE ACTION HARPs.
Their experience has taught them that the very II
mlted sale OF this beautiful Instrument has been prin-
cipally in consequence of the very er"rbitlnt prices
charged for them by Agents In this country, aud by the
Manufacturers also. The subscribers now design TO
bring The HARP Into general use, by reducing thr
prices to a fair standard, and one that VIII SIN AFFORD Z
generous eomprnsaiiOn-and being practically familiar
with every branch ofthe obstruction and finish Of this
beautiful instrument, they pledge themselves to furnish
Harps that, for power and brilIiancy of tone. superi"ri'
" of touch, and elegance Of finish, are beyond any
thing ever offered in This country.
Having lately imported Ilarps from the nlessrs.
Erards, they are enabled 10 offer Instruments COMBINING
all the modern improvements win the hos' Improve"
models.
The subscribers having been called upon so repeat
eddy to repair lIarps made in Europe and this country,
which have failed from the wood bring improperly sea-
sonrd and selected, has induced them 10 prepare all
their materials of such quality, and 80 perfectly season.
ed as To- defy the most changeable climate In affect them.
In all cases they give an unlimited snaranrse: on
Address JOSEPH F. ATWILL, Dol Broadway, n.
Y, Publisher otthe Beauties of the Opera, ard Manu-
facturer OF Piano Fortes, with Abboits patent EIas.G
Harms of 6 to 81 Oclaves, OF Gothic, Grecian, Eliza
bethan, Louis XVIII, Francis the lst, and the victoria
styles, with all the latest improvements, may ns seen.
Iy Gothic and Grecian styles of Double Action Harps,
of elegant pattern. with ali the latest improvements,
at the reduced price OF $500. Feb. is-c'm
A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
r OFFER for sale my Farm in The county OF hrnrico,
l about tw0 miles from The Old Market House. me
farm contains two hundred and-si1teen acres, OF which
abou, one hundred and twenty are cleared, The balance
in wood. The cleared land has all been highly I'M
proved with lime and nntrescent manires, ana pro.
fmcss very fine crops. The uncleared land has on II
4 very heavy growth of wood, which, from iis nearnr;s
to market, is very valuable. ON the farm there are MI
necessary houses, in good order, TO WI: q a%ellihs
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar, a
kitchen. laundry, office, dairy, smoke house, four barns,
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
of fine WAFER. | have lived on the farm tor more man
four wears with nearly forty in my family. and there
has not been a case Of serious sickness. The place y
considered by those who know II as healthy as any IN
Virginia. .,o
nv time entirely 10 my profession. | VIII sell The 'arin
for a fair price, aud on the most liberal terms. Persons
wishing In buy are invited To call on me, either al my
Office, in Richmond, or al my house, on TIE Farm.
Dec. 3l-ctf JAo' NJ. ohcuohI.
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Macon College.

THE Annual Commencement of Randolph
i Macon College will be held in The College
Chapel on The l4lh June, when addresses may
be expected FROM the members Of The graduating
class.
The two Literary Societies., will be addressed
on the day previous, by the Hon. Henry A. Wise,
and the Society of Alumni by the Rev. Thos. B.
Russell OF South Carolina. BY order OF the Fa-
Guilty. d. DUNCAN, Secretary.
NAV
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hlCHhOND, VIRGINIA.
Corner OF Broad and 9M Streets.
TINE subscribers take this opportunity of in
i forming their friends and the public gene
rally that they have taken. for a term OF years, this
house. 1t has recently been reflted and enlarged
so as to make il as convenient and comfortable
as any hotel in the city-being near the Ca pitol,
and Immediately at The Depot Of the Richmond
and Fredericksburg Railroad. Their table will
be furnished with The best The market affords,
served up in The old Virginia style; their rooms
are we'll furnished and will be attended by COM
petent servants; their Bar will; be supplied with
The best liquors; and the Subscribers, both e1pe-
rienced in such business, will devote themselves
entirely 10 the comfort and accommodation Of
their guests. To their friends in Richmond and
OF the upper country, in particular, they would
appeal for a share oil public patronage.
JAMES G. BLAKEY,
E. C. MOORE.
Anril 5-dlt&cW4Ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-02
LECTURES ON PHRENoLoGY, MEsME-
RISM AND CI.AIRYQYANCE.

LECTURES ON PHRENoLoGY, MESME-
RISM AND CLAIRVOYANCE.
Mrs. LOOMS, OF Philadelphia, respectful.
lNl ly announces that the Course OF Lectures
on Phrenology, Mesmerism and Claifvoyance,
with a variety Of new and interesting experiments,
commenced on Friday Evening, April 28th, will
be continued on TUESDAY Evening-at the
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Mrs. L. will remain a few days in Richmond,
prepared to make chronological examinations,
With charts-price two dollars; and examine ca
ses of disease by Clairvoyance-price five dol.
lars. She will also teach a class OF ladies and
gentlemen the above sciences, and warrant them
capable of performing all the experiments, and
also applying it to disease, successfully. Tickets
OF instruction five dollars.
Nav 2-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-02
JOHN MCCONNELL will continue the i

JOHN MCCONNELL will continue the in
sertion OF Porcelain Teeth carved On blocks, in
whole or parts OF sets, in the style and manner
practised by Mr.. E. Chandlee, and will make use
of,he Teeth made BY Mr.. c. These Teeth pos.
sess many advantages over those without gums,
one OF the greatest Of which is supplying paris
lost by absorption where the natural teeth have
been extracted, thereby restoring the face TO lis
former and natural shape. They are also much
more natural in appearance than any other kind
of artificial teeth.
JOHN MCCONNELL, Dentist,
Governor Street.
N. B. The Office formerly occupied by Mr.
Chandlee is for rent-apply 10
April l2-T&Fk ]. NC
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h UCK's OFFICE, No. S Exchange Hotel,
" Richmon d, Va.
liO, 20 OF 600, &c. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Wholes
For sale al No. 5 Exchange.
To.Morrow-The Susquehanna Lottery draws
| Baltimore. Capital prize $4,000. 66 Nos,
ldawn. Wholes 10. For large prizes call on
Maya LUCK
MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE &
wi co.
This.Day-aoyooo, 5000, 5000, 1000, 20 of
b, &c. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets IS.
Fine scheme for 10 morrow-$30,0 600 capital.
+ Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets $40.
Nav 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-02

TIE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSUR.
ANCE COMPANY,
OE1s-No. 81, Nam 81, Richmond, va,
CONTINUES to grant policies on Lives only, AT tm y,
the term of life are stockholders. DIVIDENDS are maae
annually IN and thus far have bean IS per cent; II ~, me
premium is over $50, a portion will be loaned 70 u =
insured, if he wishes. The success oil 'he e0nipanS y
without parallel. n.rrppsor p,ssid.r,
BRsJ. C. MILLER, Secretary. all
ur Prospectus Of the Company can &c vau y ~ "
inc NJ the AGENTS Office, in Richmond, va, No. 81
Main street, over the store of Judah Myers, Esq.
80 Feb. 22-d&c2awft
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ia the Holders Of G~Naraateed Bonds Of the Jane.

ia the Holiers Of Guaranteed Bonds OF the James
Rircr and Kar0tcha Company.
NOTICE Is hereby given TO persons holding the
~ Company's guaranteed bonds, that, from and after
the lst day OF May, lsiS, the Company VIII ltak. IN
such bonds, If presented by the owners or their attor.
neys, and issue 4 new bond for the same aggregate
amount, 10 be registered, and thereafter transferable
only on The books ofih. Company IN person or by attor'
ney, according To ian act providing Tor the conversion
Of the guaranteed bonds Of the James River aud kt
nawha Company into 4 registered stock" passed Feb
rnary 10th, 1913.
The interest due on the LIST July next will only he
paid on slch new bonds; II, therefore, becomes necrs-
sary that the old issues should be presented by the hold
es thereof before thar date.
c.. o. G~ERRERDiSG,
Secretary James River and kanawha 20.
A.xI O5 r2t Idgf
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
4 Tucker Il "A dGis0M

AGEN IS.
OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (caLEMAN's BUILDINGS,
-Four doors North cf Pennsylvania dre1uc,
w n 3 h l & o n.
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN L. ADDISON have
- associated themselves for the purpose Of prosecut
ing claims Of all kinds before Congress and the severa
Departments ofthe General Government.
All communications post paid, addressed 10 ili.
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference Is given 10 the following gentlemen =
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; Hon. J.Y. Ma
son, Secretary OF the Navy; Hon. Il. J. Walker, Score
tary ofthe Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, u. ). Supren.
Court; Hon. r. ~. I. Hunter, us Senate; CIemeH
Cox, ESQ.,, Georgetown, d. &.
~ John +. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
10 give personal attention 10 business before the severn
Courts OF the District Of Columbia, and The adjoining
counties OF Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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Steam Marble Works.

RIDGE RUAD, AbUF SrHtNu
PBiLApKLrHiA.
THIS extensive establishment Is erected on an I'm
n,fartnyss ali Kinds OF Plain and Ornamental MAR
BILE WORK, in a superior style, and ut the lowest
prices. .,.,
The largest and best assortment OF Marble mantels,
ImnoYted Parlor and Garden Staiuary, Vases and
Fountains, Tiles for foors, &C., may be seen at the
Ware Rooms, to which the attention of the public is
Marble Cutters supplied at all times, with any mum.
her OF finished Mantels and Marble Tops, Italian
Tombs and Monuments, cut 10 sizes or finished; also
constantly on hand q large assortment of American
Grave Stones, In the rough or finished, Marble IN block,
A.. JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road, above Spring Garden Street.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

THE above reward will be given for the apprehen-
L sion of two Negro Men belonging To the Esiair of
the late Miles Marcus, Of Madison county, who ran
away about the LIST of the present month from the She
nandoah Iron Works; provided they he returned To ID.
y II. Forrrr, the propretors of The said works, or Sc
cured so that the subscriber cets them aglin-or the
sum Of $40 for the return or securing a. aboy- specified
either one Of them. THOMAS N WELCH
Executor of Miles Marcus, deceased.
Madison co.., Va, April 25-ctf
Or WING requested 10 copy.
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SLATE.

WE are prepared 10 furnish at short notice,
point on The Canal, ROOFING SLATE of The
most approved qualify, raised from the celebrated
quarry in Buckingham, worked for many years
by the late Col. John Nicholas, decd. We war.
ran, The quality OF he Slate to be equal 10, if not
better, than any TO be had in this or any other
country. Samples can be seen at our Office
Orders will receive prompt attention.
DEANE & BROWN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Daniel Ill. London,
CORNER OF MAIN AND 18th STREETS
RICHMOND VIRGINIA..

CORNER OF MAIN AND 18TH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA., :.
OFFERS for sale The largest stock of all styles Of
" Spring and Summer Goods usually kept In Jobbin
Houses, Of both Foreign aud Domestic Manufacture, he
has ever had, and ut prices far below any sales he has
ever been able heretofore to make.
The stosk viii sonsist OF all kiAds Of Bleaehed and
Brown Donestiss, Prints, Glnghams, and MANY other
new and handsome styles OF ladiss' Dress Goods; Cam
bricks; Silk and Cotton handkerchief; Tieklnss; Li-
men and Cotton Drillings; Linens OF all kinda; Ken.
shades and makes; and, in = word, Of oil sty!pe Of Goods
to be found in the largest and best assorted Stocks, 10
which he asks the particular attention of dealers IN
abIe TO make sales TO all who may give his stock an e1-
amination-his terms being the usual credits. or the
,,sunl dicr0unta for cash bills, March S-u&cJinli
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-02
Fremch Esurr MHustones.

CGENTON, MORRIS & CO., at the Old Stand, w.
u Falls Avenue, near Pratt 81 Bridge, Baltimore
continue To make TO order FRENCH BURR MILL
STONES of all dimensiohs, which they will warrant
10 be of best quality, being made from Burf Blocks OF
their own importation, and selected by them from the
bs.t qnarries in France. They keep constantly FOL
sale, Of all sizes. COLOGNE and ESOPUS MILL
STONES, and FRENCH BURR BLOCKS.
~ Orders from any part of the United States, &C
eompanied with satisfactory reference, will be prompt.
" attended 10.
" Mr.. Daniel 5. Delaplane, Deputy Flour lnspec-
Tor al Richmond, IL our Agent for the sale Of any OF The
above articles. EGENTON, MORRIS & CO.
NAY 2-cw3w
a. The Lynchbnrg Virsinian and s,annion Specta-
tor will publish once n week for 3 weeks and send bills
=. rpouirer office for paymrnt.
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Artificial Teeth.

A CARD.-Having determined to discontinue
II The practice OF Dentistry in this city on The
26lh inst, | would return my Acknowledgment en-
TO nv friends and The public Tor The liberal pat
ronage ! have received, and recommend TO their
notice MIR. John Mcconnell, Dentist, who will
take nv office and continue the insertion OF Por-
celain Teeth in full SETS, carved on blocks, with
imitation gums, such asI have been usins-,he
superiority OF which over all others now in use,
is universally acknowledged by those who have
practically tested their merits.
E. CHANDLER, Dentist.
Governor ST., next 10 The Richmond House.
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VIEW
BEERS & POINDEXTER

Drepers and Tsil0rs,
HAVE received their new and fashionable
IL Spring and Summer Goods-comprisins
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and vESTINGS,
with a variety Of fancy articles Tor gentlemen's
wear; all of which they will sell as low as the
same can be purchased elsewhere. They invite
their friends and The public to call and examine.
April 27-2w