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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-02
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.

A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.
IN obedience 10 n decree of the County Court of King
1 William, bearing date the 18th of February, lS4S' IN
the suit of o..
against eeny.
Julian PRYOR, Elizabeth Lire, Phednra Catherine. Tho
- Van Buren, and William n. Robins, infant chill
Jrrn Of Joseph II. and Catherine G. Robins, by Ed
unnd Lii,Icpace, their guardian al lilem, Defendants,
we win proceed TO sell, At public auction, At King WI.
liam Cont house, on MONDAY, the Goth of June,
Issa. the Farm called Robins, situated at King WI.
liam court. house, and formerly in the possession OF W.
Io,,ul, II. Robins. This farm contains about ninety
air or one hundred acres, all of good soil and easily
improved. There is 4 comfortable dwelling-ho'isa on
,br PREMISES, which, with some repairs, wonid 90
made m admirable residence for Il small family. sc,.
inC as Commissioners, we will confer SUCH q ilus on, ,
as is vested in us by the decree, though we believe .
be perfectly good. s,wa,v.
ny The terms OF the sale will DO 4 credit oil lweive
months for the purchase money, with the e1Gep.i"n ~ ~
cash for an amount sufficient 10 dsifay tr cia,ees -
The Court proceedings and the sale, &c. bono, WIN
approved security, will be required Of the p pure 2 Oh
n,,rrchasers, and the title retained by the COMMISSION
p,s until the purchase money is fully paid or until the
iunhe' = = "0 w. N. GREGORY,
...o-cwlm commissioners
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-. Paine T. Co.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WE call narricular attention To the following Bril-
w liant Prizes for MAY. They possess unusual at
traction, and give evidence OF Tie superior claims Of
Paine's Lotteries over all others; The great success:
splendid nrizes within the past year, will be a sign posi-
for those who are in search Of Fortune TO send to d
Paine 4 CO., the oldest and most popular Managers in
the United States. g.. w. uhCEL 20,
Agents for Paine & Co., Richmond Virginia.
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NOTICE..
u,o ALL WHOM / MAY CONCERN Knew ys,
n y ps,s, Iat. of Montgomery county, deceased, In
tend 10 apply TO the President and Directors Of the
nann ,hs r,,mers, Rank of Virginia, 10 have all the
1 R.St ~ STOCK in each said Bank, belonging to, and stand
inc in The name of John PC. Peter, my intestate,
transferred to me. in my own name as soon as Tue 'a"
oil VHs""' ELIZABETH J. PETER,
-,,,-cvlm Administrative Of J. T. c. Peter.
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FOR SALE.

sOs ACRES Of very Valuable Land, lying on swirl
OJD Greek. i'm The counties of Chesterfield and Pow
ha,an, v nh a good Gtist Nil; attached. The subscri-
her helm. des,rcus of removing 10 The South, would sell
great bargain in the above property. About onethfd
nj The land consists Of creek ana branch Hats, Well
drained. very fertile and productive. Distance from
Richmond twenty miles, and from another excellent
market uhe Coal Mines) about i've miles. There are
few places comprising more advantages than inns IN
point o., hea!thfuin-ss, quantity and quality Of water,
fertility OF soil. abundance Of timber, vicinity to mar
ket, &C &c. The buildings are good, particularly the
barns and dwelling house, which last has SIX rooms,
independent OF slore-room and passage.
For particulars, address Hallsbor0 L. ~, Powhaian.
hnrl ol-clm. NJ. AUREL.iUS SALE.
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NO

TIC II STOCKHOLDERS or THE LOUISA
L RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act OF 9Th
March, l647:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz: IN
addition 10 the sum Of three dollars called for, five dol
lars, payable on the first day of each Of the months oil
March. April. May, August, September, October and
December, and ten dollars on the first day Of each Of
the months ofJune, July and November, on each share.
Staunton; in Albemnre. in the Bank at Charlottesville
and those in Richmond in the Bank Of Virginia, 10 the
credit of the Louisa Railroad Company. Punetuaity is
important, as interest ,oin be due on each instGlment If mol
paid. BY order Of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
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Beaver Dam Depot, Feb. 22-c;Dec.l
NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
H. TrlgS

HAVING taken a House on the Basin. tenders his ser
IL vices To Ills friends and the public generally, III
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale Of all the
staple articles Of produce.
l.. II. T., In the sale of Tobacco, will be assisted by
a gentleman, who, from long experience and acknow-
lodged judgment, is fully competent 10 sustain the in
,sreats of Planters. Fab Q-ctf
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TN the United States Court for The Eastern District OF
! virginia-in The matter OF bankruptcy OF George d.
TalIafer6:
In pursuance OF an order Of Court in the above cause,
notice is hereby given, that | have this day depo tied
The sum OF nine hnndrId and fnrty three dollars and Sc
v.nty-nine cents, ts9i3 79) in the Bank of Virginia., al
richmond TO the credit Of The Court in said cause,
suffice, 10 The future order Of said Court; and that the
Court. after ten days, will pass an order iof q ...iuehd
ana distrihution thereof among the creditors OF said
George Il. Taliaferro who have not participated ID inc
dividends heretofore made.
Anfil 55-Cit hEMf, asriShcc.
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nxuJI-rw6m Administrative Of J. T. c. Peter.
- yoTTowAY COUNTY COURT, APRIL TERM,

1918: ,.u u.,..., oe N. dis.
.t iu' n nsrsons having claims against the Estate OF saiu
l Inasd.nt, Abraham Hatchett. present them 10 aIeni-
bald A. Campbell, late Sheriff Of said county, ana' d a.
suom' for payment, on or before the first day oil June
o - two wears having elapsed since the lualiheation
y, annointment ofsaid Administrator and lhal a CODY
~ his order be published in some public newspaper loi
eight weeks. copy p,T.zceR.r r. C.
hnril a5-cwSw u. w. rltLuChhbo
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LAW NOTICE.
BAXTER &
ATTORNEYS at Law.

RICHMOND, VA.
TIME subscribers have united themselves in
the practice Of Law, and will jointly attend
10 all business confded 10 them in the Courts held
in the city OF Rich~mond-eIcept cases in which
the Commonwealth may be interested. Their
office will be in the new Stale Courthouse.
S. S. BAXTER,
Nav LIST. IS4S. HENRY c. CABELL.
The subscriber will continue his practice in
the Court Of Appeals al Lewisburg, which Court
be will regularly attend.
May LIST, l640. 5. ). bAAIER.
HENRY C. CABELL will also practice in
the Courts Of Chesterfield and Goochland, and
will attend 10 all business confded TO his care, not
included in the joint business of Baxter & Cabell.
May l-dl
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asurday Evening,-Sales close at 5 O'CLOCK
10000 DOLLARS!
CoWies, LOtIerY 0NiCe,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
THE attention OF the patrons Of Cowles' celebrated
L Prize Office is invited to the following brilliant
Schemes 10 he drawn in the month of May, under the
management Of u. PAINE & CO., who have distribu-
ted more large prizes in Richmond the last year than
all Others combined. Of those sent, many have been
directed In this agency, and sold by the evrr.snccesslul
priZe-selier, COWLES.
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By TOier a. Cook.

VALUABLE FARM At AUCTION.
WILL be sod u lie highest brdtrr, on SA-
w TUaDAY, The 9Th day OF May, a; IL, NJ,
on The premises, a valuable Tract Of Land, lying
on both sides OF North Run, seven miles North OF,
Richmond, bounded BY The read leading 10 Lou
isa Y. House, on the one side, and The Coal Pit
road On he olher, containing in all about $50
acres, 275 OF which are we'll wooded, The balance
N a good State Of cultivation. On the premises
IS a good dwelling house, recently thoroughly re-
paired, with all necessary oul houses, such as
kitchens, quarters, barns, stables, carriage house,
&c. II desired, il will be divided in two or more
tracts. Sale positive, and without the least re-
serve.
TtRMS-One.iourth Of the purchase money
will be required in tour months, without interest
the balance in one, two and three years, with
interest from day OF sale.
Immediately aiier Inc sale OF The Farm, will be
sold, upon a credit Of ioar months, The purchaser
giving negotiable notes with approved endorsers,
tour or five very fine Mules, and several Horses.
SAML. COTTRELL, JR.
Il Sale conducted by
ToLER & COOK, Ancs.
HsI n pl
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WIN. w, CRUWF IIusset.
April Is ToLER & Cook, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, SLAVES

TRUSTEES SALE Of LAND, SLAVES
&C., IN BUCKINGHAM.
ID Y virtue Of a deed Of trust executed 10 me by Tho
ID mas a. Morton, for the benefit Of Frederick Hob
son, dated the llth day OF December, 1916, and daily
recorded In the county Of Buckingham, for The pur-
poses of SAID deed | shall proceed, on The 18th day OF
May, l54S, nj the residence of said Thomas A. Morton,
to sell, BY public auction, the Land, Slaves and other
property specified In said trust deed-tor so much there
OF as shall be sufficient for the purposes therein set
forthl-yiz:
Attract Of Land In Buckingham, on which said Nor
ton resides, containing 3G2 acres, more or less, on
which, there is n gold mine, 4 water grisI mill, steam
engine, and other improvements.
Another TRACT in the same county, containing 800
acres, more or less, adjoining The lands formerly be-
longing 10 the Estate Of John Harris.
Another Tract OF Land In the same county, contain
inc 100 acres, more or less, adjoining the lands formerly
owned by Rolfr Elirldse, r. deceased.
Eight Negro Men, two Negro Women and Children,
all the Horses, Oxen and other Cattle, Carts, Mining
and Farming Utensils Of various kinds owned by the
said Morton. three Beds and Furniture, one SidebOard,
one Mahogany Dining Table, SeC'eiary and Book
Case, and other articles Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
The slaves aud other personal property will be sold
FOR cash. The Land, eScep t a n moderate cash payment,
will be sold on such credit as may be found most con-
ducive 10 4 fair sale. Bond, with good security, viii
be required of the purchaser, and the title retained till
The whole OF the purchase money Is paid.
Acting rs Trustee, | can only sell and convey such
tile rs j. vested in me by the deed aforesaid, but II ~
W. P. BoCoCK, Trustee.
April l2~-dlt&c&d2awtts
Ut The above de. crihed property i worthy the at
lention oi any person disposed 10 embark in mining,
sc. Il VIII he shown 10 any one dlsposrdlo buy, by
Sir. ThuS. A. Morton, who resides upon the premises.
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IN Howard,

ATTORNEY Ar Law,
MILL practise in the Superior ana lhis,.o, Saia
w of this CITY, and in the Course oil Chesterneid,
ngrs IN lin. between Main and BANK streets,
opposite Sir. Wellington Goddins om'e.
anriI l4-dlw& c2w
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NEW ORLEANS, April, "a.
corroN.-Sales 10000 middling 81; sugar
\. 81: Molasses, 10; Flour, Ohio, 81; Illinois
~. Corn, 10000 sacks, % a 80; Pork, Mess
I SILT 9l. Shoulders, 81; Sides, 4.
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Auction SALES.
By N. Ee. Il G.. Is. Hill, Aucts.
NEGROES.

VIII be sold by Us THIS MORNING, al 10
o'clock, one Negro Boy, one Negro Woman and
Two Chiliren, and one Negro Girl.
May : n. 3. & C.. b. HILL, Aucts.
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Jn0. m. Patton, Jr.,

WILL practise Law in The Superior ana IN,
w ierior Courts Of The city Of Richmold, ana
The counties of Goochland and Henfco.
Office lat presently with his ia'hel.
April l3-eolm
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~ LITERARY NoTICE.-The two Literary 80
elelies Of Randolph Macon College will be publicly ad-
dressed by the Hon. Henry A. Wise, Of Va, on the 18Th
June next, which is the day Immediately preceding Its
annual commencement. 1. l..
April lS-ctd Cor. Sec. oil r. l.. Soc'e'}' .
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ESTRAY.

Taken up by Reuben Is. Boyd, in the
W. county If Henrico, near Richmond, an e.
~ tray snrrel Mare, with three white feel, a
-Ast star in the forehead, about five feet two
Inches high, supposed to be six years old, aud appraised
by persons appointed for the purpose TO the sum of six
" dollars. April 25-c3t.
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SCHEMES FOR MAY, l64S.
nnn NOR IaDC

Divided in 3 OF $4,000! 5 OF $4,000:
Grand consolidated Lottery, Glass No. J TO be drawn
on Saturday, the 9Th May, 1918, al Baltimore. IS
Nns.. IL drawn.
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THE MAY FLOWER or 1913.

THE MAY FLOWER or 1913.
60, 900 DOLLARS. 10000! $4,000!
100 prizes each of 2,5Oe DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class M. :, for lsaS,
10 be drawn a, Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, May
Goth. IS Nos 10 drawn.
Grand Scheme:
l prize of 100000 prize OF sa'o1e
- 10000 4,Olb
g $1,000 100 /" $500
50 $500 &c. &c.
Tickets $aO-sharesin proportion. A certificate Of
a package Of whole Tickets Sa6O-halves and quarters
In proportion.
~ In purchasing by the package, deduct the price OF
three Tickets.
az Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above, or IN any other Lottery, drawing
daily, tprice of Tickets from 81 10 $780, under our ma
nagement, address us. or 9:
Agent for D. PAINE & CO., Richmond. Va.
AnrI u
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April l9-d&clds

II l. l. ) 5 a LIZ.
TN conformity with a Deed OF Trust made BY
i F. Bergman, on The I4th day Of April, ls47,
and duly recorded in The Clerks Office OF Henrico
county, the subscriber, who is thereby appointed
Trustee, will proceed TO sell AT IL o'clock, NJ
on The 9Th May, upon the premises, the proper
~ therein c~on?eyed and described as ia certain
Tract OF Land with lis appuTtenances, situate in
The county OF fienrico, about two and a half
miles from The CITY of Richmond, containing
fily acres, more or less, near the Williamsburg
Stage Road, about halt a mile below Hinch-
mans Tavern, being The same tract Of land con-
veyed TO said Bergman by Mrs. Eliza B. Full
ION, by deed recorded in The said Clerks Office
in the year lSi3.
Terms-cash for SO much OF the purchase mo-
ney as will satisfy the lien under said deed, 10
vii: two hundred dollars with interest Tor twelve
months and The expenses OF sale. For tho
balance, a credito I Twelve months will he given;
the purchaser executing boId and security there
Tor, md giving a lien upon the land to secure
The same, il required.
WM. w. CRUMP, Trustee.
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PROFESSOR BRA NCh'S

SCHOOL For YOUNG LADIES',
AT PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE.
THE next session Of my School will commence on
i the first day Of June, and end on the fourth Wed
nesday of September following.
The course OF studies embraces all the subjects usu-
ally taught in the best Seminaries Of the kind.
Board for the session, $40
Tuition including Ancient and Modern Languages, II
Music, with use Of Piano, Is
April 25-c2awtl5thJe
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NOTICE.

wv
ON Tuesday, the 25.h instant, my servant
" brought 10 my office a Negro Girl named
Adeline, about ten years OF age, dark complexion,
aud a liule inclined TO be cross-eyed. The said
Negro says she was raised by Mr.. Reubin Sann.
ders; was sent 10 Richmond on the Fredericks-
burg cars by Mr.. John Wright, and was 10 go 10
Hampton 10 Mr.. John Saunders. As cannot
find her owner, this notice is 10 request him 10
come forward, pay expenses, aud receive his pro-
perty. BENZ. DAVIS, Auci.
April 29-tf Office No. 5, Wall street.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY about the l2'h March, from
n Mr.. r. Morse oil this city, TO whom he
was hired, WILLIAM, a likely young Negro
Man, The property of Or. James Of NoIoway.
He is about Is years OF age, we'll grown, OF very
dark complexion, [may be called black with
full head OF hair, and rather h%esitates when
spoken 10. A reward OF 25 dollars, and all rea-
sonable expenses will be paid, if taken in The
State, or 100 dollars iilaken beyond The limits Of
the State, and delivered 10 the subscriber in Rich.
mnnd. S. P. HA YVES.
April 6-2awlt
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TUESDAY, A Cd.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
En- The POCAHONTAS, Captain
1z3EParrish, will receive freight as usu.
al till2,P. M, this day, for the above places, and
will leave al q, Pm. Passage and fare 10 Balti-
more only IS.
Maya HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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FOR RENT small tenement, with a
fsssA garden attached, near The new German
EflIQ Church, on 9th street, above Le'en. Fos
session given Immediately. Rent 80 pei an
"'"' Af' ToLER s. COOK, Agen.s,
u,ro Lisle's Row.
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Nor1cC To FARMERS.

NOTICE TO FARMENo.
TINE subscriber is prepared to deliver iIom
100 10 $50, 600 bushels LINE at any OF The
landings on James River, or al Richmond, al u
lana M, bushel c.sH. Orders addressed 10 the
undersigned. Richmond, Va, will be promptly al
tended 10. D"lN AMMAN
anril 24-dlmif
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Eambert,s q, IN e.

On fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
I'HoMAS LAMBERT respectfullyinforms his friends
: and the public in general, that he has commenced
street, under the Exchange ilotel,l formerly occupied
by D. NJ. Hoyt. and recently by E. b. Pendleton.
Drawing OF Va. Leesburg Lottery, II, April %:
. Is II SO Ill &c 65 II Ii so q 81 6.
Whole Ticket, 81 45 so. ! Prizes of $50 dol
Half do. IL II 2l,} lars each, sold
By LAMBERT.
TUESDAY-The Va. Monongalia Lottery, Glass l6,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capital: $50 900,
IS Nos. Il drawn. Tickets S.; halves > 50: qrs. ] 25.
80 prizes OF 900 DOLLARS!
Tickets Ten Dollars-Lowes Prize Twelve Dollars.
MISUNDERSTANDING Rich The N. Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. 81, drawing expected Wednesday
evening. Capitals s33, 900, 5000, 1000, 5000, 3,6os,
so Of 900, &c. rs Nos, III drawn. Tickets SlU;
halves 5; quarters 2 so.
THURSDAY-The New Jersey Lottery, Extra, Class
No IS. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, &c. Ct Nos,
II drawn. Tickets So; halves 50; quarters p.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Extra,
Class No. 10. Capital $4,000, &c. rs Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets 81; halves SO: quarters IS cents.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX. Della
ware, Lottery, Extra, Class No. 81. Capital s $500.
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves SO cents quar-
Saturday Evening,-Sale close at S O'Clock.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
MAoNIFIcENT SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. IL, to he
drawn at Alexandria. Capitals: 2 of $50, 0UD, . of
$4,000, . Of 1900, , Of 5000, > OF 1926, 10 Of 800, 10
Of 200, &C. 10 Nos, II drawn. Tickets Sl0-shares
II proportion.
lr Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets or shares in the above, or in any Of Maui
ny & Co.'s Lotteries, lf which there are drawings
every day, al prices varying from 81 To $40 for tlckets,)
will receive the most prompt attention, and the draw
Ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
" Recoiiert No. 3-"There's luck in odd numbers,
aays Rory O,Nore.D NAV 1
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BROAD Street Hotel,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
- D- - 0yL CS-.<

April l-2awd&c4w
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Johnston,

ATTORNEY AT LAW
ATE Of Quincy, Illinois, has returned 10 klcn.
,nond. and will practise in the Courts oil MS cry
md county, and the adjoining counties. ..,.
W May 2-lydAc
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NOR HIRE.-We have for hire, for the
+ balance OF the year, a Negro Girl, who IS a
vod Nurse and House servant n,r
Nav 0-3t ~. d. " ". u. IliLh'
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wholes Sl3U-shnres IN proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS
Divided into 5 prizes OF SIS, 600 each!
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No. ., 10 be
drawn on Saturday, May 10, 1913. IS Nos IL drawn.
splendid Scheme:
/ prize Of Sl5,O00 | prize Of $4,000
-. $4,000 5000
I5,OOOI 1000
$1,000 5000
1000, l,627, 30 or 900, &c.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters. SO. Acertihcate OF
wholes Sl3J-slares in proportion.
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A BLACKSMITH FOR HIRE
have an extra Blacksmith for hire. Ap.
Inv DIV 10 GEO. WATT & CO.,
Rear of City Holel.
4 stock of cuf.trace PLOUGHS, for one,
|so. three and four horses, on hand. I'm.
|uyed Drags, Cullivalors and Jumping Coul-
Il. uor breaking up new ground,) made TO or
r. G. WATT & co.
a., } c1,Gc2r
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New Rocks received by

DRlNkER q NORRIS.
DEALINGS with the Firm of Dombey &Son,
complete, so cts.-.part end, containg 10 last
rs, . cts; parts 10 and 20. 10 cts.
Li'ieips Living Age, April No., so cts.
he Owl Creek Letters, and other correspon-
by w, IS cts.
Debtor and Credilor-a tale of the times; by
5. Arthur, 80 cts.
An Arithmetic for Colleges and Schools; by
.udins Greet, just received, 50 cts.
Maya
BOOK ESTABLISHMENT FOR SALE.
ME health OF my son Charles has become too
Y feeble for him to carry on the Book Store,
'cn ne has Tor some time pas! been doing on
account. which renders il necessary thai the
ENness should be brough, TO a close as eally az
Eable. The stock oil Books, consisting OF Law,
F.''cal and Miscellany, are now offered for sale,
nei enllre or IN lois 10 suit purchasers, at very
(aced prices for cash, or town ~acceplances.-
any one wishing TO prosecute the business,
PRESENT offers every inducement. Those per.
y who are indebted TO the present concern are
ffed 10 sellle and pay of their accounts as soon
y possible.
NJ. g.. M. West will remain at the Store for
( purpose Of executing any orders Tor Books,
~ NAV be wanted and will forward them as
Jay te desired. also Tor the purpose Of receiving
y remittance for debts due
|Nay2-t GEO. FISHER.
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have appointed D. s. McCAR-
N THY my agent in the management OF the
EaOCERY BUSINESS, carried on in my store
the corner Of Broad and 81 Streets, in Rich.
k,nd. EDWARD MCCARTHY.
IN. 3D. shall keep a general assortment OF
(ods in the Grocery line and al the lowest cash
Tres. E. McC.
|N,y1-3t
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w. B. PEASANTS, M. D.,
I'D
No. 1879, corner a6ope Farmers Bank, Main Street.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
REFERRING E:
Mr.. James A Seldom, James Lyons, Esq,
Wood Bouldin, Esq, Mr.. W. c. CaI1inglon'
Richmond.
MIR. James C. Bruce, Hon. Robert Gillian,
w. Fl. Clark, Esq, Dr. J.. Hicks,
Hon. T. S. Flournoy, Hon. A. w. vena6le,
Halifax, Virginia. Granville, N. Carolina.
March l0-ifd&c6m
BANANA HATS.-W We are receiving daily
i by express IA assortment of Panama
HAS, which Willie sold low by the dozen, or re-
tail.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON,
May l-dH Ill Main street,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-02
$4,000 DOLLARS

Tickets $40; halves S; quarters . 50. A certifcar
wholes Sl3u-shnres in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-02
MARINE JOURNAL
BA CARD. nn,o 40,
rxuu,r-rv NJ thu HENRICO AT

TIL, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Of the HENRiC0 Az,
RIicIuLTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL sootEIY
w d.tsrminsd TO hold their Spring Exhibition on
in11sETnSESDAY. The 25th May, ls4S, when the usual va
rI.,y Of premiums win DO awarded for the best spssi-
mems OF the various descriptions OF Farm STOCK, FaIm.
ine imn,emenIs Vegetables, Fruits, Flowers, and the
n,eductions of household industry. such as Butter,
E%arpeting, Hearth Rugs, Comforts, Quilts, Mattresses
m Needle Work, Knitting, &c. All the par
win be ready for distribution in q few days.
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