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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04
sew FORWARDING And COMMISSION not
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NEW MiNUFACTORY.
6osss aEssTaiS sfsasf EpODTa.

rslHE Undersigned have entered INTO Co-patnrrslia
L for III, pmr1"sr ct Conducting SASH, HL'Nn
and nOUr MtEUFACTDRY. They situated
near Hlaaa's bills, ana now prepared to receive
o,dcrs for work of the above description, which! they
pledge themselves 10 do as substantially eApedousy'
and On n, accommodating terms, us II rdH he done III
Tho civ ri Rirhmunh In addition To the usual ma
chineTy faey have the new and mnsalali-d machine
invented B? Mr.. Jrssr leavcnS o Springfield Mass -
Hrh the 3esi wurkmrn and mIterla,s. they are conf
DENT nj giving entire satisfaction They intend Keep
inr coasrlntly hand snod supply Of sash, q! The
,iylr and .z-s generally used With p'omu attention
IN busur,. they hop. tn metit amt r.c-ive liberal
.harr Of p,ronaae from the community of Richmond
and the surrounding country. They nv"c cal from
MI who " sh 10 examine or pirclla.e.
Having he exclusive right I" use Mr.. LeaVen,' ma
chin. in Virginia we are prepared 10 ell tnwn ar rcn-
" rights 1 U1E.n : i E"",nS'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04

COTTON FACTORY HANDS WANTED
fTNWENTY 10 twenty-five Boys and Girls,
!. from 10 10 IA years OF age, both white and
co!ored, arc still wanted althe Manchester Gotten
Factory. Also, few young Women. Apply
al The Factory, or 10
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
Feb. 3-d&t6. Agent OF the Company.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pROnI a NJ A TJnN

IMPORTATION having been received by the Eyecu
L tive, that PETER SIMS and PATRICK, negro
men, slaves Condemned 10 death by the Court Of lust
ing of Richmond city, hut rrpreved by The Executive
for sale and transportation, and meantime confined IN
The Peneniiary, have escaped from their place OF
ilnenieIt, ahd now roEg ~ large. Therefore, l.
William Smith, Governor of Virginia, do hrrrby offer 4
reward a. hundred dollars any person PERSONS
who shall arrest the said Peter Sims and Patrick, and
delivertIem into the Penitrnary, fifty dollars for
the arrest ana delivery Of eihe. and do moreover
require all officers al this Commonwealth, civil and mi
ltary, and request the people generally, to their
best eSerl0Gs Ia procure the arrest O the sd ugtve.
that they may he brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
tsv lesser seal of The CUmmonwe Ilth, al Richmond
''N'"'' this 2st day ofJanuaty, 1918.
WM. SMITH.
PETER SiMS is 4 black man about 81 feet high, and
formerly belonged Ia Sarah Bailey.
PATRICK IL 4 mu'ai'o maa 81 feet high, and former
~ belonged IN the Estate of WA ID. Wren.
IL Is thought lha. both OF the usitlv.s are still in
Richmond. Ian. a2-dltSc6
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lA!LC"IION SALE
zsy u. liz. Is. G.. d. Hill, Aucts.
NEGROES.

Will be sold by us OF Friday the 4th inst,
10 O'Clock, a Mul4uo Girl 10 years old. and one
Negro Woman. n. b. q G. B. HILL,
Feb = Aur,s
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Surviving partner of Hamilton S
Richmond, Dec. 7. iS;7.-cf

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
LII pe.sons having claims against The Estate Of
N Ih1rl-, Amoae,t. drcel>-d, will present them To
me e.. pas nfnt, and those indebted 10 the sad Estate
will p-asr forward and setie.
NJ Post Dilice j. Coal Mime =. -, Chesterfield, Va.
THOS. AIKiN-OS,
Adninisira,o: Of Charles AmoneIl, deceusrd.
Ian. 21-c3is
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Dee. ss-exam B. ]. wnRsHAM, C C.

IN observation-disclosures AT Rules he'd IN the
Clerks Once of the superior CONT oil 'hanctry ior
the Gichmnnd Ccnit, the uih day OF December, lei3:
oa,irs, Plaintiffs:
R,,b-,, q. J.rop and other DEFENDANTS.
The defendant above named mo- having entered his
apn.aranre ana given security acco!tlng" the act 81
S---;i, and TIE rules OF iS Court, ana II appearing
by satisfactory cvi,uce dat is Is not an lna5iiant ni
This Commonwealth II is ordered, HAT h- said !r:ena
ant do apprar tie rates IL he bell Tor The "ad Court
on th- fret Monday in Ni:ch next. nld answer the
bill of the plaintiff; and 'htt copy OF th's o,Ge' o.
for;hw Inserted in some newspaper published In the
civ Of Richmond for two months .ucoessiVeiy' anu
posted at the front door OF The Capitol IN The said city,
n.e ,s-ewsm PowHATiN ROBERTS, ok.
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STILL ANOTHER PROOF!
ssT,UE rRY Is STILL THEY C0uEp

EALATS, MAINE.
Dr. Swayne-Dear Sir: When was III Philadelphia
last April, with M wife. VIII" has been lhborng under
a Pulmonary affection for ytars past,
dured Ia call ga you III reference 10 your Compound
syrup Of Wild Cherry, and purchased on bottle Of ne
name Saying that | was Druggist here, and had had
some ca;s for your medicine. am happy say tint
tnr effect was much better than all the remedies
tried for four years. can n"w recommend it, and
to Obtain for h1r casr as also To recon-
mend 10 Others You vii please send az least
HUNDRED BOTTLES, consignment or otherwire. by
schooner Sciota, Captain Thompson, who VIII call
uuon YOU with this. considerable quantity, think,
ca, be- sold in this region.
Respectfully, your obedienl servant,
LUTHER G.. WHITE.
Thousands of letters such the above he shown,
tas,vlny 10 the good rteci, of this valrahr remedy"
in curing consumption. coughs, Colds asthma, liver
comnlant splitting Of Mood nervous debility pain in
thr :,de and breast, and ali diseases of the lungs
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MRS. La WRENGE'S
ES a "a ~ al "a r 81 az 90

MFRS. II. G. LAWRENCE has taken those new and !
w commod0ns ieneme nts over the Stores OF Mrssrs
Brooks Bell & Hudson and Messrs Binfnrd & Fry on
the Eagle Square Main STREET. nearly opposite her old
stand and now prepared To entertain hoaGers by the
day, well rs yearly and monthly boarders in good
style Terms moderate. The location for persons
sitting Richmond business is Of The best the
city. Juiy 2-rwiy
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Jan. ! 4-cst

~ HANrEaT.-I 'iEGtsi.:-M Rules taken in the
ci-,t,s or - CT the Circuit superior Court of Law
and Chancery Tor PiGce Edward county, the 18th day
OF ,r, 49,, g. Gannaway Plaintiff:
against
Elizoheh Rlnfari in her own ri.ht, and a. l.xecu-
,, of william L. Binfnrd Jordan n. Oakley and lif
sf nj, wife John w. Binford and Elizabeth +. Bin
ford, ne' t,;, ~,
w,f not having entered their appearance and gwen Sc
s,;v according To an act Of tiie General ssemb'y
and the rules Of This Court and II appearing nt they
are not inhabitants Of ,hi> state motion OF The pam
IN by counsel il entered AT rrs Aforesaid and ac
o,dinclv ordered that the said defendants, Jordan H.
Oakley and Harriet his ufe. do appear az rui-s 10 be
taken in the Clerks Office aforesaid on The hfsl Mon
day in March next and the plaintiffs bill; ana
tl,at copy ri this order be forthwith Inserted IN some
ON. OF the public newspapers printed IN TIE ciy ni Hc
moad Tor two months succrssvc'y, aud also io'lea IL
the from, door Of the Court hou-e of this county.
n. es.,o n ! WnRsHAM, C c.
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odd Fellows, Hail.

e7UU s't3EGWA1 EsSEs.
THE CELEBRATED WASHINGTON
Z EUTEbPEANS have removed TO his p0-
pular Hall, and will give three oflheir nimiiable
C. o n G. f X II S
on this THURSDAY EVENING, February 81,
and on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, 4lh and
9Th. They will appear in citizens dress as
DANDY NEGROES, or OLD VIRGINIA
DARKlES. with great variety Of instruments
and wi introduce The celebrated FLU re
QUARTETTE. They will also appear as EU-
COWBELLOGEANS, performing Sc
veral airs upoa The lone. neglected instrument,
TIE COW BELL in imitation Of the SWISS
BELL RINGERS.
Fl Tickets only 25 cents. Doors open at half
past o'clock Concert 10 commence at halt past
7 o'clock, precisely. Feb )
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y Il - " Z y T. ,
COMPOUND Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
MORE NEWS FOR THE SICK!

.9FFLTCTEU, RF.fU!
Extract of 4 lrttrr, dated
GREENviLLE c. H., IS c. May 81 l5;7
Dr.. VI C0Hrn-Pca-- find room for THIS invaiua-
bic document IN paper:
DR. Swaynr-In December last ] accidentally cot
wet, and was taken very sick-i hid very pain
i'm NV chr-t-my Doctor DR. Rab-) SAID It Con
sumption, and ~; 1t could not b. cured He induced
me ,otry '.Df. SWAY NE'. COMPOUND SYRUP +
WILD i'HERtY, when can say has perfectly cured
m. aud AN able 20 attend my business.
Please publish hs. II may induce others 10 try IL
Ny ltirnds looked u9on dead, cer;ainhur thank
God that tried ii, ana l, has cured mr Yours. sc,
tSlgurtl MARY &. i. BKlDiJELL.
ic The ainal of this letter be At Dr. CO.
hen s. Charleston, South Carolina.
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SALE Of LAND IN CHESTERFIELD.

SALE OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD.
~ virtue of deed Of trust executed TO the under
a. signed ~ William d. ,Fnqua and Chrs,iana his
WIFE bearing date the goth Of January. ls47 and
corded IN t- County Court Of Chesterfield, shaii SELL
Ct public auction, to the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, at Chesterfield Court Hnuse, Monday, tho 18th
DAY OF February 1913, uhat being Court day) al IL
O'clock VI parcel Of land lying in the county Of
'heSerbed, ard supposed TO contain about forty -four
acres, more OF less. Said land adjoins tho Richmond
aaf Petersburg Railroad, and the lands Of Thomas
.h-hiham heirs, John Davis A. Nunnaliy's estate and
others THERE s on said land a dwelling and other
houses w. w. DAY, Trustee.
Feb. i-oj,SdIt
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LOUISA RAILROAD DIVIDEND.

LOUISA KHILROHD DIVIUEND.
THE Stockholders are Hereby notified that the bonds
i al the Company for a dividend, payable LIST day Of
November 1882 with interest from the lst day of July,
ls;5 are ready delivery, and that shall attend al
Louisa Court house on the 18th February, iinstant)
lha, beng Court day TO deliver The county Stock
holders their bonds and that those belonging to the city
at Richmond are left with Messrs William Anderson
Co for delivery. CHARLES THOMPSON,
Treasurer.
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CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES
AND
Up III q a. e d

TINE subscriber has on hand at his Coach
i Shop, on l7th Street, near Seabrooks' Ware
house, Coaches, Carriages, Barouches, for one
or Two horses, Busgies, with and without tops
Rockaways and Sukies, all of my own manu-
tac,ure, OF the best materials and workmanship,
latest fashion and most convenient and ,ubsan-
lial manner; also, many second hand Carriages,
Charriu,;ees, Barouches, Bugsies and Sulkies
all OF which will sell on The mos. reasona bic
terms, and respectfully solicit call from those in
want Of such articles before buying elsewhere
All articles in The Carriage line made TO order
in The shortest time, best manner and NEST moder-
ate terms. MlCAJAH MANGuM.
Feb 4-G&c6m.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Myers IS ssaraeis,sEpaa,
G f ERA L coma JSSlON AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
l2rn STREET. NEAR THE BASIN, RICHMOND, Va.
siDSES MYERS,
d. COPELAND RANDOLPH Feb l-clm
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w. ~. EbasssacY.

w. ~. Dabmcy.
"AVING assaciated with him John J. Will
II son, will hereafter condncl Inc GROCERY AND
COMMISSIONS BUSINESS under The firm and Style OF
DABNEY e. WILSON, they intend TO keep al
all times well selected sIock OF family Groceries,
TO which they respectfully solicit call from their
friends and the pnhlic generally, as they are de-
tcrmined to sell low for cash on Inc usual Tine 10
punclual customers. Each Par'ner will s;vc MS
personal attention 10 the sales oil all kinds OF pro-
ducc entrusted TO their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN ]. WILSON.
To- S-dEo2n
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WILLIAM S. PLUMER, ID.
THOUGHTS on the Religious Instruction Of
J. the Negroes Of this country; By Rev. William
S. Plumer.
Also, The Substance OF an Argument. against the
Indscriminale Incorporation Of Churches and
Religious Societies; b. William S. Plume',
DID. For sale by
Feb 4 DRINkER q NORRIS.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims asans! he estate
y oil Edward Govan, decd, are requested 10
present them 10 the executor, together WIN Inc
evidences and vouchers upon which they are
founded. And all persons Indebted TO me said es-
tate are required t. make immeiia;e paymeni,H
being the determination Of The executor 10 bring
the affairs of the estate to final adjustment with
all possible despatch. -
Executor Of Edward Govan, decd.
Ian 21-t&c2w
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HAkINE. JOURNAL
RICHMOND THEATRE.

SECOND NIGHT OF Mr.. YANDENHOFF.
On FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 4,
Will be acted the tavori,e play, in acts, called
LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Melnolte MIR. Vandenhof
Col Damas Mr.. Blake
Pauline Miss Fisher
Grand Pas Seul, BY Miss a. Walters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04

IS Dec. Isl Jan.
From 1919 to 1923, Inclusive average ST 90 SlO4
:. 1880 to le39 do DO LA l.33
g 1912 10 le47, do do Los los
Or an average iOr he whole period, of Sl.l8
per bushel, which, on IS2. bushels would be
52l5 35per annum, equalIo hr interest on 3 5S9
dollars. w. GODDlN, Auctr.
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TO THE PUBLIC


TIME subscriber would announce 10 his friends
and the public generally, tina, he has taken
Shockoe Hill Tavern, and that the House having
Undergone thorough repair, ne is now ready TO
accommodate them with Board by the day, week,
month or year, on the most reasonable terms.
His Stable is also supplied with good Pfovender,
and polite and attentive OslIers; ard he hcP9s b.
strict attention 10 business, 10 meri; sCrSe patron
age from generous public. He particularly so.
iicits call from his country friends.
y C.. LlPSCOMBE.
TN. B. I have several Bugsies and Horses
for hire. N. Y. l..
Jan. l0-lm
NOTICE All persons having claims against
Y the estate Of Reuben Gardner, deceased, are
required 10 make them known, or This notice will
be plead If, bar against them.
THOS. GARDNER.
Executor Of r. Gardner decd.
Jan. 18-clm
NEGROE5 FOR HlRE-Amons Them, fra
~ men, boys and girls, cook. male and ts-
MALI house servants LEWIS HILL,
Afen, and Collector, corner OF Governor and
Feb. I-c4 Main st.
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IN CuANCERY. -ViseIni. AT Rules held in The
Clerks Office Of Essex county, on Monday, the I'd
dayoi January, riS:
Joseph Il Brown and Elizabeth. who was Elizabeth
Nunday, his WIFE - CARTON and Louisa his wife,
child Of the said Joseph and Elizabeth Brown Fran
els Il. Brown, Ofihe same, and others, Plaintiffs:
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRIES.
SODA V.nrrp ,pp,p.Trr.

]. MATE IlENS, No. III Third ..;CdrH, corner
Fourteenth sIcr', ..rw YORK; manufactures - ~ de-
CripIuG nj modern S.aa Water in aralus .iiu-fiur
the manufacture rs hn':rg, drawing uf 800, %. u,c.
Mineral - atTs. liz iuerapheG plate wiki if!i:e al.
rrciiuns. giving every Information ia relation
putting up If tie Aupa Aus, The natng Of he soda
Water, and The Syrups, &c, accompanies each Arra
ratus.
DIR. HULL'S TRUSSES AND ABD0si!-
NAL SUPPORTERS
Tie superiority al br llu''' instruments owe. all
others is ackno" leded hy tie ply sicnnS
in Europe and Amtrrl Gacr., 4 Vrsrv strrr', 4 .inr
House. iemaie III attendance in The Ladies' Ica.t-
meni.
ARTIFICIAL LINES.
WM. SELrHO, gu Spring street New Y,.;. sole
Manufacturer IN America Of The Angesry Leg, asa,
Seiphns Artificial Hand entirely new afllc.G ter
LOST Hand FIn!er information application, oI Ly
letter post pad.
PRINTING INK MANDATORY.
j. c. LlGHTBODT, No. % Rose street. corner of
Duane Extra Fine Card Fine Black News, and Color
ed Inks Of superior quality FOR sale the most rca
soIlble terms All orders will he promptly attended 10
from any part Of thr United Suites.
THE FRANKLIN TYPE FOUNDRY.
WHITING l. TAYLOR, (succe- sOrs Of Robert Tay-
Ior1 No. 50 Gold street. New York. The Type manu-
faciuIed al this foundry IL all hand cast, and in
new matrices, with deep counters u; Scotch cut.
Pintin. materials OF every description constantly
hand and for sale on mosl Reasonable terms.
Feb 2--d&c4t
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To conclude with The new Farce of
SOME BODY ELSE.
II For full particulars, see bills of the day.
u PRICES OF ADMISSION TO The
Boxes, Isl and ID Circles, IS cents; PIT SO cents.
To The 81 Circle, and Slips for colored persons,
SO and % cents. Private Boxes may also be Oh
aimed. Feb
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IIonorrd is his name-'psace to his ashes"
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Annual General Meeting of "The Mutual As
surance Society against Fire on Buildings IN the
STATE of virginia' will be held al their ONCE IN the
city Of Richmond on Monday, the 18th day Of Febru-
arr. at O'Clock, P. ~ -
Feb 4-c.d J. RUTHERFOOhD, (. n.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04
GENERAL TRIMMING ESTABLISH

WHOLESALE SHIRT WAREHOUSE.
JOHN WOOLSEY, 81 Flntt street, I'd door from
William. where may be found large r,nent of
Shirts every quality, made in the latest styles AMI of
superior workmanship Dealers respectfully invited
10 call before purchasing elsewhere.
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RECRUITS, RECRUITS.


WANTED, for the votiseur service, in the United
w states Army, able bodied men between TIE ages
Of ID and 80 years, enlist during III. present war
with Mexico bounty of twelve dollars viii be gwen
to each recruit and ample subsistence, c'o;hnG an"
onar,.rs nroyidcd JOHN NJ BLAKEY,
jan l5-ctf Isl Lieut. Volt Nes'meh'' u o.
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE
rIIJIE subscriber has located himself IN Richmond nr
/ The purpose Of engaging ere!usiTe!y IN tnr IO'
MISSION BUSINESS, and tenders his services 10 MS
frrns and the public Cor the sale of Foiacco, wheat
Flour. Corn &c. In the sale Of Tobacco he WIN nc
assisted by Of the hest judges of that article j" e
market and assures those who may pltronsr MN: at
their interest will he strictly attended Ia, anu ieHi,-
t,uc.s made, directed As soon aS sales are rnr'e"'
He is prrptreG 20 make liberal adv noes IN c"''sh-
rncuis lie has made arrangements with h'Ss'S rat
trrson Cooper X Co, at Pr;crAbnrt, To i"f"" al "-
duce sent t. him through that place, fer chdfge eN-
cent drnvage. Having been for nlini'i {" years en-
r.,-d In the mercantile business IN awfrh'e'r a"n
Rnydton Va he hittrrs hir:-ef th!: ne mas acquired
such knowledge OF Goois generally NJ WEI prepare
him advaniagcons!y To make purchases iui CUNT!
merchants and others; and he offers ms services LOT mat
purpose also Until further arrangements Cd De iauc'
h. ran ne found The Office al MrSsfS' b'ihseS q NE
kinney near Shcckce Warehouse -
Jan. .s-C6i JNri'' '' 80 =
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HURLEYS OFFICE, No. lOi East Main
LII Street.
We will not boast allow US to say,
HunLrI sells prizes every day.
The Greek Office still continues in luck. A
prize of 500 dollars was sold and paid at sight on
las! Saturday evening by HURLEY.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass 8:
% 81 "a 70 43 10 | SIS So 48 Al so 80.
Ticket Nos l IS 81, prize OF 500 dollars,
sold and paid in the above Lottery BY HURLEY.
Drawing of Sussex County Lottery, Extra, No. g.:
So % 10 Is IS 90 81 81 48 % 6S 23.I
Tickle, Nos. 6 81 GO, another Capital. sold
and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Alexandria Lottery, Class TO- Feb. l.:
so % 10 60 70 % 40 10 60 Al ii A l6 IS.
Ticket Nos. Al 60 6S, a prize OF 500 sold and
paid in The above lottery by HURLEY.
To Day, the Peoples Lottery draws al The Ex-
change Hotel. Capital $4,000. Tickets 81
Fine for packages. Risk on package oil quar-
'ers only 50 60, a. BURLEY's Creek Office.
TAKE morrow the grand
prizes in that $50, 600 Lottery will be distributed
Tickets Sl0-aI HURLEY'S Homo Of Fortune.
Feb.4
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SCHOOL AT KING WILLIAM COITRT-
HOI1SE

subscriber, having been engaged in the Ip,,rue.
non o, youth at the above place for several years
18th February " MS school on the
10 no,s secured the services OF Mr. Henry HAYNES.
s nov prepared to give instruction IN the Latin and
eeN languages Mathematics, Book Keenjnp and ali
"s branches @" practical and useful cduca,on '"N "'
ns cnooi ne pledges himself to attend strictly 10
soa moral as %e a. intellectual culture Of his pupils
irrnds and the public generally '''H MS Ola
rice Of Tuition per session Of nhs months: En,,,,b
TT,ammar, Geography, Arithmetic, &C. si3. hIshsr
Greek languages, S25. Wv oa''u ana
\ limited number of boarders will he r.c.,v., NJ,
moderate terms EDMUND iIJe1r1e rn on
Feb t-c2t HII huc.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS, A WORD
WITH YOTT

A. TRAVERS & CO, 81 Maiden Lane, offer you
so 600 Rolls of Paper Hancings from 5 TO cents per
roll. Transparent Oil Window Shades, at from Gs 10
g.. per pair. Cap and Letter Paper 81 u 81 50 per
ream and other goods IN the same proportion. We
don't you 10 take word for It, but cal! and
for yourselves Remember The number, "a Maiden
Lane, New York
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Ese !;cP & q {; q i = @ s. ,
CENEE AGENTS.

OFFICE ox SIXTH STREET. &c LsMsN's EClLDi%G,)
F6m aJolS .N",ih II Pr 81 IRA .ireaEc
~ u S'cn.
ys.EEGlE TUCKER and J'.H ADDISON ia
- aGsrciar,! Themselves t.. the pnrpnsr al rnsrcut
ca,- =, ~ kinds before Congress ind ti- svefai
il.;,.r;l1.nis "'tl. Genera, Government.
An cournultc a,ion-, pos, paid, addressed Ia the
abovr s,.Eji fr'c!.r pr"'urt attention
Eetcr-nc. gwen 10 the following e-ntlelhtn -
Hon t;rnrz- na'ia-. Nirr President; Hon J. Ma
SON. SrrrrtaU rl the SIvy: Hon. J. Walker. srcrr
raty a. the fr ,srIry: TIoa Jn". McIsanf Supreme
Corr,: lion X. NJ I Iiunt.r, u. : Senate; Clement
Cox, Esp. Gt"f.rtown, D. e..
py- John E. Addison, Attorney 1T Law wi'l continue
give personal attention 20 business before the several
Courts at the District Of Columbia, ard the adjoining
counties Of Mary iana and virginia. jan. II ely
HEw FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
IL "a. 's'risg
lsAVING aiken E!onse the Basin, tenders his
wees t. his friends aud the public generally, in
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale Of all the
stapc articles Of produce.
l.. II. T., N the sale of Tobacco, will be assisted by
gentleman, vino, from long experience and acknow-
lodged judgment, Is fully comp=-r. to sustain The in
forests at uantrTs. Feb. a-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04

wv J. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppO
w site Exchange Rolel.
HO, ye who pant for yellow GOLD,
Or wish, with cash, TO cut figure;
Call ere the prizes all sold
Tho "sio oHEs" can DO had Of BIGGER.
For To-Day-Capilais: $4,000, 1000, &C.
66 Nos 10 drawn. Sales close a, 4 P. M
Tickets /.
Drawn Nos. OF The New Jersey, Glass 10:
For Salurday-Spendid scheme. Capitals s
prizes OF $4,000, 4,7O5, 25 OF l,000 50 OF 400.
&C. IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04

MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE &
Il CO., Richmond, Virginia.
This Day-Sl2,000, 80 OF $500, 1000, &C. 70
Nos. ID drawn. Tickets "a.
o.morrow-S30,00 600. Tickets $40.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, No. 10:
So AZ 2 4 46 20 Al l3 80 IA 55 IL 10.
Feb 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04

ILARKE'S OFFICE, Fourteenth ST., Rich
~ mond, Virginia.
The truth must and shall be told,
CIarke's Tickets are as good az gold
Drawing OF New Jersey, No. 10:
Ga Is % rs 81 CT IS SO is 81 10 Il So.
Whole Ticket Nos. IS Ga, $500 sold and paid
by CLARKE, 14lh ST.
For To-Day, at Exchange Hotel-+s4oOo.-
Tickets only 81.
For Salufday-Rich Schemes splendid pri.
yes OF $40 900. IS of 900. &c. 10 and l3 drawn.
Tickets only $40. Call al CLARkE'S.
Feb 4