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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-22

ITO lET-PART OF HOUSE, SUITABLE TOR A SMALL
family OF two Parlor adjoining unfunished, convenient
Tor or TWO gentlemen the immediate vicinity "i Union
square Apply at s Broadway between 10Th and 2st streets
NaSsa stl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-22

THE SUDDEN CHANGE IN TIE WEATHER Is PRO.
dueu'e OF Colds Coughs Rheumatism, Sore Throat ne &C.
certain cure Is offered IN the OF Mrs CRROLS Mdca
cd vapor sulphur and Iodine Baths 3 Broadway doors
above Leonard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-22

M EDICAL OFTICE-DR JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STREET,
1 near Chatham street. well known the successful
practitioner in New York. in the
The Doctors reputation for skill in those old hacured that
have existed for years is eminent. elect structure ulcers
the body in the throat in the head and
bones Of the legs ecualy cured Constitutional weakness
brought by secret habit INDUCED in BY young causing
CURED in four days without mercury. Nc ALTERATION
Ut, prevention from business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04
IlrH OF FEBRUARY.
81. Valentines Day.

T w. RANDOLPH & CO. have for sale
j five hundred Valentines. Of every variety ol
style, sizes and prices; some o: them are Inc pref
lies ever seen in Richmond; also, Envelopes, OF
small, medium, andila!ee letter sizes.
Sain, Valentines HuGSeI; being choice mis-
celany al elegant poeica pieces--31 cents.
Sentimental, Peoples, Cupid s, Gen'emans
Lady's, Lovers, and Gem Valentine Wfi!er-l1
cents.
Saint Valentines month has come q! last,
Birds arc singing;
In The meadows, quick and FAST
Flowers are SPINNING;
Birds and flowers 10 !o"e incline,
And you must be mJ Valentine"
"As bees love honey,
As misers lore money,
As Aldermen love good living,
As christians love torciviac;
Soto (him or her) do incline.
Who gets This Valentine"
s5Le!,srs post paid, from the country, eneios-
ing from ia cents MP 10 any amount, vii! receive
nromp, attention if addressed 70
J. w. RANDOLPH g. co, Richmond:
Orders from Booksellers and others supplied al
low prices. F'o'
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Isy the Magnetic Telegraph.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Correspondence OF Tic Richmond Enquirer.
WAsHlNGroN, Feb. 3, 1913.
III & SENATE

w ASHlSGTON, CtU 1910
u. S. SENATE.
The Senate was called 10 order al the usua
hour, and proceeded 10 The morning business.
Mr.. Baldwin submitted resolution affirming
the doctrines of the Wiimol PIoviso.
On motion, the Senate laid aside The morning
business, and proceeded ~ the consideration oil
the order OF the day, viz: The TIN REGIMENT
BILL.
Mr.. Bell being entitled to the floor, resumed
his remarks. He pointed out the insurlnountable
obstacles witch mus arise in the formation OF 60
vernmenls from acquired lerrory-showed The
dangerous tendency oil The policy Of the Admins
tration-ils seductive influences aud corruptng
tendencies.
Mr. Sewer obtained the floor after MIR. Bell
had concluded; and, on motion,
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Alter sundry motions had been submitted, the
House took up The order Of the day, being the re-
solutions OF Mr.. Vinlon, reported by the com.
miltee Of the Whole. referring the Presidents
Message 10 certain committees.
Mr. Caleb B. Smith made an animated areu-
ment against The administration He charged
that dect ption had been practsed in The estimates
of expenditures and OF the public debt. This, he
said, was The case last year, why not thisa
Mr. Vtnton closed the debate in a speech Of
fifteen minutes, aud called Tor the previous queS-
lion on Mr. Wilmors amendment
The question was taken by yeas and nays, and
decided in the nsgaive-yeas A, nays l43.
The question was then put on Mr.. Vinton's
resolutions, and they were adopted.
The House was engaged The remainder OF the
day on business OF an unimporlsnt character.
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Tickets $40; halves 3; quarters ? So.
sjsrasenEs7s office,

NO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
1T all the world say what they can,
For srne Fries. STRATTON'S the man.
Drawn Nos. OF \ exandfia Lottery, Class 10:
So % IL 6S 20 % 40 10 90 AZ II II 10 To-
Halt Ticket Nos. 10 Is 50, pTizc o. $3.50
Tickle, Nos. 10 II 10, prize Of 100 dollars.
Ticket Nos. 10 II g. prize Of 100 dollars.
AlIlhree ot these pi,z.s sold and paid By
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey. No 10. r'eh. p:
81 5 IS % " 81 81 80 81 10 81 10 > | 50
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1900 DOLLARS! 1869 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-Lee siur-. Extra. No. :. Capi;ai.: si.-
900 lG0O SIS, 400 &c. 60 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
sl halves 80 c.; quarters IS C.
1900 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-SusseI, Extra, No. u Capitals 81
500 900, con, 400, &C. - Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
Sl halves 50 els: qaaI.ers u c;s.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class II, for 1919. To he drawn
nj Alexandria, Saturday, February 5th. IS No Lotto
ry--l3 drawn ballots Grand scheme prizes at
sloOno of i7"J - oi ,GOu, - of 400, Tickets
So; halves ;: quarters 80.
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages and
single Ticket ,li jl- L"ttr.i-- will hr ;;'u:?;'" al
tended TO, aud drawing, sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 y. d. siE:fFD.,.
Jan 81 RchIaond. Va.
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Correspondence Of tie Enquirer.l

BALTIMORE Feb. So P. M.
FLouR-The foreign news has depressing in
huence on the market Sales OF Howard Street
Floar were made to-day al IS So holders OF City
Mills asa &C. but find no buyers.
WHEAr-SaIes of prime white wheat at 1872 a
1875 cents and oil prime red al l24 l27 Cts
CoHN-Prine white sells at SIS SO cents, and
prime yellow at SO 81 cts.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3-P. NJ.
FLoUR-The demand is entirely for the East
and home use. The foreign news is not yet d.
gesled, but holders are asking lower rates.
Corn MEAL-Sales are making OF bis. at SO.
WHEAr-There is good enquiry Tor wheat
for milling. Prime red wheat sells al 1850 per
bushe.
Corn AND OATs-The market is dull for both
these articles; prime white corn sells al 63 cts.
PRovsIuNs-The sales OF Provisions are only
for the supply OF the regular trade demand; LAID,
however, is dull and lends downward. There is
more ACTIVITY in picked meats, with firm mar
ket.
CorroN-This article has suffered decline Of
l. under the foreign news.
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FITS '!H;.LAf.E0US.
EI0u.ssan. 'acxsa

IT, A: PALMER, Gate Of virgni,.) ATTORNEY
-. AT Law, having located at the ahove-named
pace, Will practise lie several tours Of The Seventh
JUDICIAL District, ana IN The Dstric, and United states
tonrt, at Galveston. lie has been for the last two
iectIng OF lands in Texas, ana has, hy close attention.
acquired general and useful knowledge Of the land
laws and titles OF the stale. hEy business within the
i''s {" The State ii entrusted to his care will receive
'"s prompt attention. Persons wishing 10 buy or lsel
iai' VIII do well to address him, al Houston, Texas
w or reference, Richard II Toler. Editor Richmond
wing; i"i Thomas +. Bocock, Washington; Judge Da-
mr', hlhchhnrg Judge Wilson, Lynchburg; General
ha'rS' Cl-rk al Superior Court, iynchburg; Branch
rnf-ha" lerS OF Superior and County Court, Prince
T. l"hid; Rev Moses ID. llosr, Richnond Rev. DR..
Pnnier, DaIlimorr. i'm Hs-d.lwGcw2m
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Mott ice!
LARGE STOCK OF
ID K Y C. q q ID 8
TO De SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
4 4, DI.RIIC AL CrIOE

TO BE SOLD WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE,
AT PUBLIC Az CTION.
HEOohS, BELL 4 HUDSON would respectfully
~ announce, that the sale Of their entire stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
embracing many very select End choice styles suited
10 the pesen, and approaching season. will take place
al their al public auction rSgt hint reserrs
oa WEDNESDAY, the 23d Of tds present month
tFrbriaryl on credit q! four months for approved
negotiable notes, on sums SlO0. (The time may
ar extended 10 months, SUN. over $780, by adj
dag Interest after four months
They VIII continue to sell at private sale every ar,i
ee IN store nj about the pres they believe such goods
"ii BRING nj auction until Saturday evening Feb. 10
hiirI winch time the doors will he closed, to prepare
'f me public sale Their anxiety to reduce stock
mrch Is possible before The day &c sale. will be su
ee 'r.GsSrrr for unprecedented bargains, at whole
sa- or retail, TO those who may favor them with CALL
Ie'l. i-ctds
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TO SARAH c. HARRISON

Y ob IRE hereby notified. that shall petition the ;r-
neral Assembly Of Virginia, at The next session
Ie,e", sf divorce "a rinsrls nGirimoniJ from ynu
staten Of the CAUSES on which sail nvucallon is
i"'hneu Lave filed III The Clerks Office of The Cir
cut superior tonri nf Law and ChanceIy in ard for
Tue conh! oi King William; and. you not resi-
aeht oi liz. STATE q" Virginia. Take tins method Of in
i"inin: goa thereof and II requiring your attendance
nj lac mex of said Court, WREN the said Court
"ill cause jury "a be inpianelei 10 ascertain the
IaclS sci lof; IN said statement.
Jan. .c-;w1;y JAMES H. HARRISON
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NOTICE

~ consequence of the de,im of lie Senior partner Of
the concern, md hr:ng unable Ia give the business,
myself that PERSONAL attention which It's wefre de-
mands am isaord 10 sell all the stock, fixtures ana
appmrir aEcrs IN and hHongns [" the Stnrr LATELY oc-
cnpird - The GnId0H-viile Depot, Orange coun-
", aEj willing 1" embark IN such business.
such an app0rnni,. 10 young man moderate INT ans
hut rarry 0ccIirs e. ~ no experiment which
mas be- uusuCce,Sfui-hut, havin, been established
more than i've Years the has good run cf Gus
TOM ht. car proved profitable, and only needs nius
try and attention make continue so To he. Per-
sons wiling Ia purchase viii find me disposed 10 make
the terms a. ;avcraBir as possible.
L. \. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton 4 Williams.
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s.:, Bee bc-s,s 90 s!ice,

a. "a ZEE ID C 81 u.s. q s.i G e,
On fWVtecnH Street, uHGcr The EccFGagc H1i''.
rI,HOMAs Observation-Disclosures informs his friend,
L and the public IN general, that ne has ed
the business If I:Lsry Broker. H. The oa;cc tna ian
street. under the Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
By u. N. loyt. and rccently by l.. u. PendirIon.
az TAKE NDrIcE-ilI Tickets sold At this Of
ficr are in III. w.;--srahlIs-d lotteries of j. -. Mau
~ Co tsucccssn.. 20 Gregory co. the
of Yates Il Mcintyre PicIsc, ir-rin.e, - rrcniicc,
No. 3, Exchange Place BE particular in regard 20 ;hr
number, 10 as TO prevent mistakes.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery Class 10:
So % Is Is 20 % 40 10 90 Al IL Al IG Is.
Ticket, Nos. Is % 90, 500, sold and paid by
LAMBERT.
TO-DAY.
FRIDAY-DoIlar Lottery. To he drawn in Richmond
at half past O'Clock, the Virginia Le-sburg Lottery,
Extra, Glass No S. Capital: $1,000 OF NOs, 10 drawn.
Tickets 81; halves 81 cts: quarters Csc.
SATURDAY-Another Dollar Lottery. The Sussex
Delaware Lottery Extra, Class No II 10 be drawn NJ
Wilmington, Delaware, saturday, at II O'Clock, ard
the drawing Will he received here about O'Clock
Capital 81 800 IS Nos. - drawn. Tickets Sl halves
80 cents; quarters d cents.
Saturday Fvening,-Sac close At O'Clock.
$4,000 DOLLARS
The Alexandra Lottery, Class M. II. Capitals:
prizes Of Sn.GG0 of i70S, - Of 600 - Of On &c
Is drawn numbers in earh package Of % Tickets
Tickets $40; halves 5; qrs. . 50
30 Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single Tickets shares IN the abuvr IN any Of au
& Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there drawings
every day. prices vaIyng from 81 To Sl0 for tickets
VIII eceive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded immediately to distant adventures,
when requested. Address
No. 2, Exchange Place, Richmond Va
~ RecoIles; No.3-"There's luck IN odd numbers,
says Rory O'Nore." Jan. 81
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18th street, doors from the corner oil WiiIoV
v,proFIMPoSlTIoN.

A;tsmp,s have often been male by nnprncipled In
,,-;;,ais n im,os. upon the community spurious
..Iin. ne l,y the whole Of the name OF nv pre-
paration fully guard asans! such base and alpa
Die imposition the publ h h sAan a., pr.pIron-
, r,.n.t,re Of pr. u. Svayne each bottle.
r-warr OF tar worthless Bii-ams," Buffers ''sy
they contain hone Of The virtues Of the
original rtepara; inn-
the or.:aIi and ony g'nuine article IL prepared by
Or Swayne, co'neroi trshl and Race streets. Phild
dephia and for sale by agents IN ali parts Of the Uni
ted =ta;e-, aud scre paris II Europe.
NJ 70, sale. wholesale ana retail. by PETTON
JCNSTON, lis Main street, and ALEX'R DCVAL,
47 slain street, Druggists Agents for Richmond KING
CORLING & CO., Petersburg Nov. "
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NUNEI. =. NIIVIIU.tr, rrr.irra
CONWAY ROBINSON,
4 FAEN NEAR EjCHNOND VOK SALE.

Il FARM NEAR RICH NOND FOR SALE.
OFFER tor sale my Farm IN the county Of ilrnrIc",
4 ahnut two miles from the Old Market ilonsr The
f,rm contains hundred aud xt-sn acres. al which
abuu hundred aud t"rnty cleared, The balance
In who'd. The cleared land has all been highly i'm
proved with lime aud pTtfrscent manurrs, and pro-
duc.s vry fine crops. The uDcieared land has on II
very heavy growth of wood which, from liz pearnrss
Ia MARKET very valuable. On ihr farm tbere all
Necessary hon,rs In good order, 10 wit: dwelling
house with seven rooms, eieht closets and cellar,
kitchen laundry office. dairy, smoke house four barns
stables for horses and cows, and abundant supply
Of tine wafer have lived on the farm for more Than
four years with nearly Iorty IN my family aud there
has been OF serious sickness. The place II
-idrr-d by those who know healthy any In
Virginia
sly reason for wishing 10 sell is that ! may devote
my time entirely 10 my profession VIII sell me farm
for fair price, and The most liberal terms Persons
wishing t. buy are invited Ia call on ne. either al my
Office In Richmond or al my house. on The farm
uer oI-r;f JSO. NJ. GREGORY.
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EVECUTDRiS NOrICE
WHEREAS, the undersigned Is DESTROYS OF pa

WHEREAS, the undersigned Is DESTROYS OF paying
w off the lccacrs lett To sandry persons near Nat
chez Mississippi and IN Tennessee far as The funds
may have AZ yet come into his hands: This is TO give
riet d. Loveland children of Lucy Perkins, late of
NatcheZ, Miss and William Hrnlry. son OF Eliza ~
Horn, that there Is special legacy left L. them. ~ the
and 10 William Henley and John Henley, of Pat
rick Henley The of two hundred and fifty dollars
earb and has leit 10 BE- paid To william Henley, at
Tennessee, be manage by him, the sum Of two
drrd dollars Tor the sulr and benefit OF Betsy Ann
Brchcr, his sl-er-ail whom are requested 10 come
forward and receive their reacies, far ~ the Ex-
ecuto may r enabled In pay with The funds collected.
The Icgaees must apply -i'h.r IN person by rrgu-
lar power Of attorney and he prepared 10 pre-.
per iefandins bonds, according Ia law.
WALTER LEAKE,
Executor Of Sarah Mosisy, deceased.
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NEInn IIINIEl,

rNIIOMAS II. TAl.IAFEEGO ofr-rs hs services
1 again 20 his friends and the public generally in
Hiring Negroes for the ensuing year lie takes this
method Of informing those who wish TO employ him,
that i; would h- advisable To inform him early
they cam that he may have opportunity of getting
good homes. He pledges himself that every ehtrton
snail be used obtain good prices and good homes,
and hopes that experience Of many will ents
him IL share Of patronage
He will also continue To General Agent for the
Renting out Of Houses, Collecting Claims &c, and
pledges himself to spare exertons 10 render enio
satisfaction TO all who may favor hin with their bust
ness.
Oficc-Cora.r Of Wall ard franklin streets.
Richmond. Nov. o6. lsI7.-cf
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ton terminating fat lily have had their ORIGIN liz
elected cold, u Is astonishing 10 witness the apathy
displayed ny those lab"ring under them. Although they
NAV br repeatedly warmed by their medical friends Ia
Guard against effects Of Sudden changes CT the
thcr which, BY checkin: the iasen-bic perspifaton,
occasions coughs, COILS, &c, their ad:inhonS are Of
ten urhredrd. i liz unfortunate -u'rct perceivIn.
bad fleets arising from ar slight cold he termed II,
Is ued into false security by the vain hope that
turn of pleasant weather viii remove ali unpleasant
symptoms. i;ut, tar from being removed, the synp
toms are generally aggravated. lie locks around him
for that relief which might easily have been cba ned at
an earlier period. But. aas he is Tod by his physI-
can there il hope for him To whom then must he
look Tor aid Thc newspapers TEEN with advertise
ni,nts of infiliibe remedies, with otentimrs
cgErIFtc.TE,, a-s'imln, the name of 4 REsPEcTaBLE
PnY.Ict,S atie-ins iirir universal efficacy In drs
mir M. He, To them, bat too often without receiving
Inc slightest benefit. But IL there indeed remedy
Reason and experience forbid this supposltion, 10 the
above will fairly prove 10 the rrader
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NOTICE

E'ERT!FICATE No. & aIo. for eich. shares Farmers
Bank stock, issued IL tGr lat. Eiz .brth W0odson
on me 18Th August, 1883, having been either lost de.
s"yru hereby give notice 10 all persons concerned,
mat snail petition the President and Directors for Il
renewal ofihc lost certificate
Jan. 2s-cw4w' c. SELDEN, Administrator.
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RTIFlCIAL LINES,
pRINTING INK AlENuEACTORY
20. SsaS7ac & Co.
MANAGERS or LOTTERIES,

MANIAC E,fto Oc LIZ
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE NEW YEAR opens with Brilliant Schemes,
i as heretofore, under The management Of PAINE -
CO.. who are the Oldest Managers Of Lotteries IN
the United States. The great which attended
their Lotteries during the past year, in The sale Of
LARGE prizes than Ill other homogeneous Put together
Mt doubtless be- guide 10 those who DESTROYS Of
obtaining fortune. Whole Of $4,000 10000,
$1,000 : OF 10 900, 4 Of 5000, OF 4, 900, ana
innuneiale smaller ones, have been sent to hs agen
cy during The past year For large prizes and prompt
pay address your orders 10 us. or 10
c. ". PURCELL, Agent for Paine Il Co.,
Richmond Virginia..
The whole of $50 900, in Paine's Lottery, sent
last week IL New York
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
$4,000 DOLLARS! OF 800 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. y to be drawn
AT Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, February II,
le4e. ~ NCS., - drawn
Grand Capitals:
prize of s,5,oOo prize of $4,000
" 1880 5,sls
I5.0J0 90 $50
$1,000 20 quo
Tickets $40; halves D; quarters So.
10000 DOLLARS! 100 OF 900 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Lottery, class No. II, To be drawn at
Baltimore on Wednesday, February 9lh 1913. 70 Nos,
10 drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prize Of siu,oUO prize Of 81 oon
IO,OnOi Z" i,59!
6,ur0 100 prizes Of LOU
| g JGrn at. &c
Tickets SlG; halves s; quariers2 50.
SusquehanHa Lottery No. -. 10 be dawn at Bal'i-
more on "Wednesday, Feb III, 1875. Is Nos, IL drawn.
Gnind scheme:
! prize Of S}j,rIu 90 prizes of Sl,0p
~ prizes Of 5,t"n 81 3Oo
Tickets slh haiyrs ,; qua,ers ! ~.
% IN purchasing by the package, deduct the price Of
three Tickets.
" Orders inert usual prompt attention For
Tickets in above, any Oiarr Lottery, drawing
a e.. sI In h.F m
na.r,,rut address u.rr G.. w. PURCELL,
Jan a6 Aern: for u. PAINE & CO, Richmond. Va.
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New York Spring Trade.
| 8 4 8
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

THE UNDERMINED, MERCHANTS, MANU-
FACTUREhS and IMPORTERS, respectfully
Invite the attention Of Merchants visiting the City, to
their extensive stock Of Goods, which will ho found
unsurpassed in this any other Market and will be
offered at The lowest market prices.
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TRUSTEES RESALE OF LAND IN
HANOVER COUNTY.


WHEREAS, y u. WASH, who became purchaser
w al tact az land conveyed To the under. gnrd by
les J. Peasants ana WIFE. of Hanover county tya
de-: I'd ci dated tie at June, 1913. sale which
tuUa pace "n the premises, tn the 2.tI: Nay, ei5 has
fl"G 1" comply with the terms ~ si., advertised.
thr uni"r i"nrd wl hy vifu. of The iius SET N
tnrln pfoc-ta, tue i,I day :;afrE, S1. II i.!r
the next ir day thereafter, The r-mi--s Ia
s-ii. tn thr ~ --i bidder Tue ra" hhd COVE, ed
u, Containing BE, aces Of which On IN
vir.in WOOD, in - IN creek og grounds If r,st qra
lay. ard ell drained By secret diichrs The balance
of the land ",, In good condition, and susceptible
uf hicu drg.rr III improvement
Tie land lies N The upper par, Of Hanover on the
old Mountain road and has an good and conmoGi-
dwelling Enu>e. the various necessary out houfes,
aad icrn, and rrls miii aud Is the tract OF
land on which said y u Wash resides
TERMS fash ~ To- HE balance due, with interest
ttcr-"u. and The legal ryer>cS attending ihs sale
ard for the balance, such cEedl! as the sad Wash may
approve. . -
NATHANIEL : &C ;Gr ccaENSHAw, Trustees.
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-''IW TT 'ITI' IT -'"'F
Respectfully, your obedien! servant,
syoTHER LIFE PRESCRIBED!

sept. %,
Dr. n. Swayne-Dear Sir Having seen the astonish-
ing cure performed on Mr Thomas by your Compound
syrup of Wild Cherry, was induced to try it N.Y.
self | was taken with violent couch, spi:::as Of
hond shcriuess of breathing, together with yIo eni al
rack, %, -thma. had ov-rdonr myself from c,eron,
which was not able 20 perform, which prosra;rd my
system 10 a crra, exteAt commenced TIE Use oi your
Compound Syrup of wild Cherry, which gave nae AZ
mosi Immediate relief, and glad to give my tesi
,nory To all VINO may b. afflicted in similar Wy IL
NAV be we'll 20 sec ,hi: the Signature Of Dr ID S"ayh1
10 ." e''" "'''' WIN b. WALTON,
r
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go Contractors.

THE undersigned will receive sealed proposals rnii
~ O',l"ok, On Friday, the BIZ. day of March lsiS,
for the erection Of two additional buildings nj the West
ern Asylum, at Siauaton Plans and specifications
will be ready Tor the inspection Of the
2Dih day of iiafC le;S aud br application
Ia Thomas K Bacxhurn, Architect, residing Il, the
Asy lmr The sum of e.;r i'l has been appropriated
for i- ERECTION ofr-se buildings. We authorised
tn advance 900 to the contractor who undertakes
the Wilde ar In proportion Ia thr amount of lis
contract, hts entering INTO bord with security ior
TIE rdIhiul discharge ii his The subsequent
payments ..I he .rnfnpi.
EORERT :. BROOKE,
LEyi I, Sir,syylE%NysoS, rs Committee.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-04

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