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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-10
AUCTION l.
By Dabney Il Caulhorn,

STOCK SALE OF GROCERIES, FUREr.
TURE, WINDOW SASH & BLINDS.
On TUESDAY, al F. hruary, 81 hall ps.r 8
O'clock, al The Store Of e.. CHRISTIAN. corner ot2d
and Baker .!ie Is, ~ Hi'i sell, ~ auction, with
Gu! ressi"r, his eEnra sock Of Groceries, Fix
lures. &c, consisting VI a we'll selected sssor:-
men,.
Alter the above we vii! sell A lot Of Furniture;
also, a quantity Of new Niutow Sash and
Blinds, with Frames complete.
Terms Cash for all sums o! SO dollars and
unde'i over that amount 90 Gays credit for ap.
proved paper. DABNEY 4 CAUTHORN,
March io-clt Aucis.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
WORD, FERGUSON 4 BARKsDAL

VOThbs rEftrOSON " LIZ
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN M DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY
I'd RE G sbO Ed 3,
No. l23, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Neat doOr ah0re j. ". Rand0ipt & Co.
THE undersigned beg leave 10 inform their friends,
L and the public generally, that they viii open a
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT In this rty on The
18th of March next.
Their Stock Of Goods will be entirely new. They
earnestly solicit a call from all, assuring them they srs
determined Ia 90 every thing in their power TO please
QUINN NJ. WORD.
JAS. u. FERGUSON, In,
ISAAC X. BAKKSDALE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
= y z u

TIE subscribers intending TO retire from the retail
business, and To commence under d new firm, IN
Inc Isl a March, 4 wholesale business, in the hrw
Store next below Messrs. ~. w. 4 J. J. Fry s. TO-, in
anticipation OF which change, they have leased their
StoietNo l43. Eagle Sqnarc,l FOR 4 term Of years 10
Mi.ssTs. PARKER, BAYLY & NIMMO, who will
open an entire new stock Of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY OOD In all the month Of March, winch vii
he carefully selected with reference 10 II FASHION
ABLE RETAIL BUSINESS, aud We take plrasure in
recommending them 10 our retail customers and The
public generally. BROOKS, BELL & HUDSON.
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TN CHANCEkY.-VIscinrA.-At Rules held 10 The
i Clerks Office or the Superior Court Of Cl'ancery Tor
the Riehmond Circuit, the 7th day Of Match, lsss
The President, Directors and Company o. tne PAM
of Virginia, f'a'n.in''
against
Sheldon P. Church, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered "
a,nearanee and given security, according 10 the act OF
Assembly and the ruies Of this Court, and it appearing
by Satisfactory evidence that he is no, an in l,s b t.fs.S =.
this Commonwealth, ii is ordered, that me sara de.ss I'D
e con 40 eRp sbs ar., Monday in May next, and answer The
bills Of the plaintiffs; and Ina. a copy a Of Ihi. Gr in ,S DC
'nusr p,.hmnnd foY two months succesiVely. and
~ !" n .bs front door Of tho State Court house, In the
said city. ACoy-isstJU popvpra ot.
AsYshe-ewan rsSnsS
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lam d mce.

On fourteenth Street, under The Exchange Hotel.
TuOMAs LAMBERT especifullyinform his friends
i and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business of 4 Lottcry Broker, III the Office tGn li,h
BY D.. NJ. loyt, and recently by E. b. Pendleton.
Drawing OF Monongalia, Extra, ], March 3:
43 3 10 10 6 s 81 As 6S 81 SO 81 81
Ticket, 6 81 70, ] Two more Capitals, sold by
Do. + 81 e., LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. of New JERSEY Lottery, Class 20:
26 II So 50 60 Is 10 II DC 43 So 80 Sc.
TO-DAY.
FRIDAY-Dollar Lottery. To be drawn in Petersburg
al half past 1 o'clock, the Virginia Monon gala Lottery,
Extra, Glass No.a. Capital: $4,000 60 Mos, . drawn.
Tickets 50; halves l 81: quarters 15c.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex Della
ware, Lottery, Extra, Class No. q. Capital: s4,0G1.
Is Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81; halves 50 cents; quar-
ters IS cents.
Saturday Evenins,-Sales close at S O'Clock.
$4,000 DOLLARS
The Virginia Lersburs LOTTERY, Class No. 10, to lie
drawn At Alexandria: Capitalist: ? or $4,000. ? Of
IL 900, 2 Of 900, Q Of 1000, 2 OF , ,2f6, 10 OF 500, 10
of ,20, &c. i2 drawn numbers In each package of IS
Tickets. Tickets $40; halves 81 Qrs.2 so.
SATURDAY, March 25-Splendid and Rich Scheme.
Tho Virginia Loesburg Lottery, Class No. u, TO he
drawn al Alexandria. Capitals: s5 ,s23, 2 $500, IL
S6l, 2uf 5000, 2 of 4, 900, . of 3 900, 2 Of ,6l2, 100 of
1000, It's Of SOU, &e. 70 Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets SIS
shares in proportion.
DJ- Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day, at prices varying from 81 to slU for tickets,)
will eceive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant ldventurers,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
Ho.3 Exchange Place, Richmond. Va.
Dr Rscoliect No. 3-"There' luck in odd numbers.
says Rory O'hore." March
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.URLEYS OFFICE, No. IOl East Main!

URLEYS OFFICE, No. lOs Eas, Mains
I'll Street.
We viii not boast Allow US to say,
l HURLEY sells prizes every day.
Pawn Nos. Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass 10:
8 , 81 AZ S 10 40 SO l %.
Ticket Nos. l 10 o, another Capital, sold
fat paid BY HURLEY.
soF To.day-Monongalia Lottery, Glass Q,
Fi,fa; Capitals $4,000, $3.50, 1000, 4 OF 400,
y Sao. ; 1900, &c, &c. GO Nos, 9 drawn.
eseis So. Sales close at4 o'clock. Drawing
Msl,ea from Petersburg, per telegraph. at S
sSes: For prizes call al HURLEY'S CREEK
P.SICE, below The Old Market.
nuRLEY will sell the risk on a package OF
-a1sr Tickets, in the above Lottery, for the
ma sum of 81 IS.
Mssnihcen, Scheme for Salurday-Capital
10000. Tickets $40, al HURLEY'S,
small Fry Lottery for Saturday nexl-Capi,al
LUZ. &c. Tickets 81.
hoRLEY will sell The risk on a package Of
lsIers for So IS. 7SNos, IA drawn.
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tn nffrT nrnc

THE Board of Directors Of the Eastern Lunatic Asy-
L lum, in Williamsburg, will receive sealed propo-
sails until The 2Jh April, 1913, for lbs construction Of
two brick buildings, each three stories high, with a
basemen,-,he one 50 feet by ~, and the other IS feet
by 40-the Directors reseryiEg the right 10 reject all
the proposals, III be found that the loves! will exceed
the amount appropriated for this "bjcct-allIousl they
have little doubt that ii will be adequate 10 meet any
reasonable proposal.
description olthe buildings and the specifications Of
the contract will be exhibited 10 any one drslrous 10
bid by Philip J. Barziza. al the Asylum, on and after
the LIST April. RIO.
President Directors.
Williamsburg, Feb. as. Is4s.-ctApi5
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BY Benjamin E5avis, Auct'r.
OFF!CE-SO. 5, WALL STREET,

VIII be sold his morning a! 10 O'clock, 6 like
y young Nssroe-, man 10 years Of age, | Boy
IA, | Boy II, | Woman II, / Girl IA. | Girl 10,
b. BENZ. DAVIS.
March 10
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TO CANAL CONTRACTORS.

THERE will be a letting In the town Of Fredertcks-
L burg, on the 2lst March, ls4s, of the work remain
ing TO be done on the Rappahannock Canal, amonh'ing
in value to about eighty thousand dollars, and consist
ing Of fourteen Locks, eight Dams, and Gambling
The contracts will vary In amount from hve TO eight
thousand dollars. IL is the wish ofthe Company TO let
the Locks and Dams TO practical mechanics, who pos
sess sufficient capital 10 prosecute theiI contracts with
energy. No proposal from a contractor who has not vi
sited the section tor which he bids will be considered.
Blank forms az proposals. will be obtained at the Count
ing Room OF Ball & Scott.
SAMUEL GORDON, JR,
President OF Rappalnnnock Company.
N,rrh 1-ofawaw
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LOT FOR SALE

WILL be sold a. auction, On Saturday. the
w Ism March, al O'clock, =. NJ, one 10,
on Union Hill, fronting On 25,h street 1856
iect, aud running back l32 10 an alley. Also.
several other lys in The same nci. htoih0cd.-
Terms Negotiable paper a 3 ana . months,
Aiarcl u TOLElt d COOK Agents.
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asy 3. Is. X 4. IL. lsEiI Ructs.
NEGROES

VIM tie sold ~ us, This Morning, al 10 o'clk,
a likely Negro Boy is years OLD, and Two Negro
Girls, ID and Is years old.
March 10 n. B. &C. b. HILL, Auc.,.
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C0wIes, EOtieyy Office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
THE subscriber has opened an Office for the sale Of
Tickets in Lotteries under tho management of the
old Managers, d. PAINE & co. Tickets in the Ma
ryland and Delaware lotteries, of which they have
the sole control, and drawn under the superintend-
ance Of Commissioners appointed by The state, ale al
ways kept constantly for sale. For large prizes, call or
send TO the lucky offire of
LANES COMLES. Richmond. Va.
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REPORT

New Policies issued In February, l643, los
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President.
BrsJ. c. MiLLzR, Secretary.
B. w. KNOWLES, Agent, Richmond, Va.
O.yIc1-No. 81, Main street, over the Store OF Judah
Myers. ESQ. March e-tf
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SPRING SUPPLY OF
Hardware. Cutlery, &c.

IVAN LEW, SMITH & co, are now re.
" ceivins per ships Emerald, Roscius and
E,:ia, direct from The manufacturers in Eng.
Ind, heir Spring supply OF FOREIGN HARD.
WARE, CUTLERY, &C.; and by recent arri-
eals a large and we'll selected stock of DOMES-
PIC HARDWARE, embracing every variety
ent style Of Goods adapted 10 the Virginia and
North Carolina trade. They respectfully solici,
call l'om country merchants and others visiting
=. citr VAN LEW, SMITH & CO.,
hafch 9-c3t No. "a, Main Street.
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Notice to the b

r,Hg nuh,rrib.r take. his method to INTERN his
i friends, and the public generally, that be has again
become the proprietor Of The UNION HOTEL, which
Al with entirs nav Furniture, from tho very smnllett
article r i" Of hou,e.ss.pins 10 The largest, and assures hs
patrons that every eIerlion on his part, and those IN his
employ, will be employed TO give satisfaction. IhrIe
very hes, manner; and, although last, no. The East
charges will he moderate. Z. a. hopoIo'
Fab. ll-cl2t
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ID. Paine & 60.

nT[IINIICF { - IL I Z
GICHMDNn. VIRGINIA.
TIME sn,nc attraction ~ he rei"fpra H. still OLE re 4 In
L tbs patrons OF this agency. u. PAINE co. arc
now the front rluk Managers OF lotteries in The UaI-
ted States, being the oldest, and presenting sch, uiep
which Are rquai, IL nal 80 rrriDr, 10 any hs'etofurc Of
fered. Orders meet our usual prompt attention, II ad-
dressed Ia us. or 10
RICHMOND. E~lrgIEiA.
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LAND NEAR JAMES RIVER FOR SALFs

TINE subscriber Is disposed to sell by private con.
L tract his Plantation In the county OF snrry, called
sides OF the stage road from Surry Conrt-llouse to Cabin
Point. The entire tract contains about two thousand
acres. That portion Of it called Rock Spring Is within
pr.mis seq il distant about four miles from the rl-er. Al
least one hundred thousand cords If wood Of first
growth. aud -four or five hundred thousand feet ct
n.h timber NAV he cut upon this plan alton. There IL
also mari Of the fines, quality In abundance on differ
ent parts of the plantation. The improvements are
more healthy situation ia not In the county. Any per
son disposed 10 purchase will Of course view the pre-
misses and judge Tor himself. My son, simon B.lprIt.
riding over and showing the same 10 any persne who
may wish to see II. 1. srahlbSi.
~ N zpA
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TN n ANCERY.-Visaisii;-a hhiss e,n ~ u
cIerk,s Office OF the Superior Court 81 Chaneery io'
~, Richmond Circuit, the 9th day Of February, is1s;
James SIC bride and Campbell P. White; E.eeu.ors
or John Fiack, deceased, Schuremah fialsten ah"
p,,nejs Godine, Executors Of Nichols Schlfenn.n,
Surviving partners Of Nicholas. schursman and Gilbert
,,nn,ant, Isaac o. liarker and Elijah T: Purdy, Eieeu-
,n,a N Samuel Purdy, deceased, and WIN. w: fieam,
p,eeutnr OF John Fream, deceased, and John Mel, tx
eeutor of Lewis Wilcox, ria'h''hs'
1ohn +. S chermerhorn and Eliza L. hi. wife. William
Brodic and Susan his wife, Benjamin w, scCready,
Nary Louisa Mccready, and other Drienoanls.
The defendants above named no, having entered
,hsir sppaar,nce and given security, according to the
act OF Assembly and the rules Of this court. and IL sp-
nearing By satisfactory evidence thai thsy are no. m
hohitants Of this Commonwealth. il IS ordered, that the
said defendants do appear at the rules 10 be held 10. The
said Court on the first Monday In May next. ana an
aver The bill of the plaintiffs; and that a copy OF tais OF,
DIR bs forthwith inserted in some newspaper puoisnea
in rhe City of Richmond for two months s1e e
and pooted al the front door OF lhe Csp''" - - 'ee
city. n l'Py- ae1'yr, poprpYa CLARK,
Feb, li-sw2m hooSA's'o
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performance 10 commence with The Farce of
DObsOn & Co.

DOOSOu ~ w.
Time OF Beginning altered to quarter past Z.
gr PRICES OF ADMISSION To the
bYes, Isl and 2l Circles, IS cents; Pit SO cents.
i: The 81 Circle, aud Slips for coIored persons,
lard 25 cents. Private Boxes may also be OBJ
Elsd. March 10
,LARKE'S OFFICE, Fourteenth ST., Rich
mond, Va.
The truth must and shall be told,
Ciarkc's Tickets are as good as gold.
Drawing Of New Jersey, No 20:
Is Il 50 So So Is 10 II 46 43 As 80 50
Nos. II So 65. $500, sold and paid BY
For This Day-slo,Ooo 4 of 900, &c. Tick
Fur Saturday, March LIS Nos, II drawn.
CAPITALS: 2 OF SO, 900, 2 of -, 600, 3 OF 1000, Q Of
|WO, , Of 1926, 10 Of $500, 10 Of 1000. 20 OF
10 SC. Call al CLARKE'S
March 10 Bank OF Prizes.
h UCK'S OFFICE, No. ), sAenange Place,
u Richmond, Virginia.
This Day = Pokomoke Lottery, No. 10. Ca
kal prize $4,000. y Nos, - drawn. Tickets4.
To Morrow-a3o.0O 600 Grand CAPITAL. 10 Nos,
drawn.
Also, he Dollar Lottery 900 Capital. IS
u.s., IL drawn. Tickets and shares Tor sale al
10 5, Exchange.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, So:
1 50 SIS SO 40 ls S3S II 81 9 81 S | So.
Halt 4 80 SO, another prizs sold and paid BY
March 10 LUCK
J BIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, oppo-
wv . site Exchange Hotel.
Ho, 20 who pant for yellow GOLD.
Or wish, with cash, 10 cut a figure
Call ere the prizes all are sold :
The $50 oSgs" can DO had OF BIGGER.
70, To-Dav-Capi;als $4,000, 1889, 4 Of
DO, &c. 60Nos., 9 drawn. Tickets IS; halves
s.; quarters IS cents.
Grand Scheme for Sa,urday-Capi,als: Q of
10000, , Of 1000, 2 Of 1000, } OF 5000, > OF
|a2S, 10 OF 1900, 10 of 1900, &c. Tickets $40;
(4.ves S; quarters SO. March 10
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HanIes Ea. ElomGaR.

CORNER OF MAIN AND BRA STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
OtEERs for sale the larIrst stock d all styles Of
- Spring and Summer Goods usually kept In Jobbin :
Houses, OF both Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, he
mas ever had, and ct prices far below any sales he has
ever been able heretofore TO make.
! Ne stock will consist OF all kinds of fleachcd and
brown Domestics, Prints, GiEghams, and nany other
new and handsome styles OF Indies Dress Goods; Cam
hricss; SIR and Cotton Handkerchieis; Ticklngs; Lii
hrn aid Cotton DriIlings; Linens Of all kinds; Ken
Inchy leans rich and fancy Cassimrres; Cloths Of all
sn.nes ana makes; and, In a word, OF oil styies@ Goods
.uuo ."uhd IN the largest and best assorted Stocks, 10
Whlch he asks the particular attention Of dealers in
Virginia aud North CaroIina, feeling confident Of being
aois 70 make sales to all who may give has stock an eI-
anl'naLi"h-hls terms being tho usual credits. or the
usual discounts for cash bills. March s-d&c3mif
CO-E'agtnegship.
: fhiE subscribers have'formrd a Co.Pnrnership, for
: tie Transaction nf n WHOLESALE ASD RE-
TAIL DRY GOODS BUSINESS, under the hrm and
style of
PARKER, BAYLY & NlMMO.
Ihry have taken The house mo. LA, West Main
street, now In The occupancy Of Messrs BROOKS,
Bull q HUDSON, and will be ready early in March
next !" offer TO their friends and the public an entirely
new anu extensive assortment of FOREIGN n
DoMESrlC STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
WIN assurances that no pains shall he spared to merit
their patronage. ALEXANDER K. PARKER,
PEYTOS G.. BAYLY,
fso. 2lst, lSfs. ROBERT N. NIMaIO.
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Ey e. FL. Dickinson & Bro.
r

NEGROES.
This Day, al 10 o'clock, will be sold one
Negro Man, two Negro Boys, and Two Negro
Girls. r. Fl. DICKINSON & BRO.
March 10 Aucis.
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE lNSUR-
AErE Cos

THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE lNSUR-
ANGE COMPANY,
Ofc.-N,. 81, Nam 81, Richmond, Va,
CONTINUES 10 grant policies on Lives only, al the
the term Of life are stockholders. dividends are made
annually, aud thus far have bean 80 per cent. u me
premium is over $50, a portion will be loaned to the
insured, il he wishes. The success of The company
'' RoBr l.. PATTERSON, President.
BENZ. G.. MILLER, Secretary.
~ Prospectus of the Company can be had by call
Ing at the Agents Office, in Richmond, Va, No. %,
Main street, over the store Of Judah Myers. Esq
r. w. KNOWLEa, AGENT.
A.S,r.p. NJ. D., corner Of 5th and Marshall streets,
Medical Examiner. Feb. 22-d&c2awtf
VIRGINIA:-A, Rules held in ,hr Clerk. Once OF
Y Louisa County Court, on The third day OF January,
1919:
Msriwsrher $. ~Iiorgard, Plaintiff:
against
The said defendants, Temple ~i1nggard and Andrew
| Uospari, not having entered thrir appearance AMI ~
yea security, according 10 law aud The fuies OF thls
C,rr,. and IL appearing BY satisfactory evidence INA,
they are not inhabitants of this Statr. on motion ~ me
n,,in;jfr. by his counsel, II Is ordered, tnat ihe sSln
| Temple Horsard and Andrew Hog,ard do appear before
The Justices Of our saih County Court, al TIE Court
house, on the second Monday III April next, and answer
mr. bill OF the plaintiff; and that a copy Of ihis order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN the
city Of Richmond for two months sucorssiSr.y, ana that
another copy bH posted II the front d"'r oi Tue Court
house Of this county on some Court cay.
ACopy. T-s,e.
Jan. I3-cw2m JOHN I'll, >. u. -.
IN CHANCERY.-vrsoisi.:-At Rules held in The
L Clerks Office of Essex county, on Monday, the 80
day ii January, ls4s: p,
Joseph B Brown and Elizabeth. who was Elizabeth
yund,y. his wife, - Cal lion and I.ouisr 4 his wife,
child 81 the said Joseph b and Elizabeth Brown. Fran
cis n. Brown, son flhe same, and others, Piaihtifa:
Robert Mnnday, James Munday, and Rufus :. Rem
noids, ne'enaah,H.
,ochm.,r ih.reon rntDfsedl issued In this cause against
the defendant, not being returned rx-en'.d on the DE-
PENDANT. James Munday, and II appearing by satisfae-
,orv eyidenc. thai he said lanes Munday Is a non-re-
sldent Of This Common wealth: II Ia ordered. T1at the
| said James Munday do appear al the rules at The Clerks
Once ~ the said Court, On the hrst Monday In April
nrYt. and answer the plaintiffs bill; and thai a copy OF
this order be forthwilh inserted IN some newspaper pub
lished in the city OF Richmond Tor eight weeks sueres-
| siyely, and That another copy thereof be posted al the
| fron: door OF tho Court .hcus- Of the said county.
ACopy. Teste,
JAMES 81. MATTHEW'S. D. c. g.C.C.
Jar. 2S-cw2m
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John T.. s'abb,

II I I y IN Ely n i l. n w
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
WILL Practise in the Inferior and Superior Courts Of
~ the city OF Richmnnd aud in the counties oil Hen
rico, Gooehland and Charles City, ant viii! attend par
ticularly 10 the Collection OF Claims.
Feb. l3-ca4W
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II. CAREY CALLICOT,
and Counsellor at Law,

COMMISSIONER FOR VIRGINIA.
o.r,crN5i. WALL STREET, New YoRx Cry.
IrrTeRESCEs:-Danie Bryan, ESQ.,, Alexandra,
X Va James 81. Buchanan, E,q, Baltimore, Nd;
tIon BENJAMIN F. Butler, New York City; Hon. ogoei
u,Ym,n New York City. feb. e-eon
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On FRIDAY EVENING, March 10Th,
Vii be performed The Opera, in three acts, called
TIE EMaAN GIRL.
u For cast OF characters, notices Of music,
ni ohsr particulars, see bills OF the day.
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II A z P S
a'u'a''I D11oputBLE ACTION HARPs.

VpHE subscribers respecilully inform tho Musical
i Elite Of the United States, that they havs been
engaged for many years, in the city Of N. York, In The
manufacture of
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH.
80, 600 DOLLARS! so OF 2,0G0 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No -, 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, March
$4,000, SO Of 1000, of 5000, ! Of 5000, OF GOA, ]
Of 5000, | of . 500, | Of a,37O, &C., &C. Tickets $40;
halves 5; quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Lottery, No. l6, 10 he drawn Mt Balti-
more on Wednesday,, March 18Th, lsl8. 66 Nos, -
drawn. Capitals: st0,onn, 10000, 5000, 1910, 3,ueO,
2,2so, i,spo, &c Whole Tickets SIS; halves : SO;
quarters 3 IS.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 4of Is 900 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 10, Ia be
drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, March
-, l5is. 10 Nos. Is drawn. Splendid Scheme !
prize of si5, 00n, 4 nf ] 5000, ! of 5,StS, 81 Of i,2jn, %
Of 600, &C. Tickets sIn; halves $; quarterss 80.
~ In purchasing by the package, deduct The price
Of three Tickets.
sr Orders for Tickets In the above win meet prompt
and confidential attention, Il addressed To
J. B. COWLE5, Wall street,
March Richmond, Va.
A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
1 OFFER for sale my Farm in the county OF Henrico,
! about two miles from the Old Market House. The
farm contains two hundred and sixteen acres. of which
about one hundred and twenty are cleared, tir balance
in wood. The cleared land has all been highly i'm
proved with lime and putrescent nannres, and pro-
duces very fine crops. The unc'eared land has on II
4 very heavy growth Of wood, which, from lis neafness
to market, is very valuable. On the fam there are all
necessary houses, in good order, TO wit: a dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar, a
kitchen. laundry, Office. dairy, smoke house, four harms,
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
Of fine water. | have lived on the farm for more than
four years with nearly forty in my family. and there
has not hern a case of serious slckntsr. Inc place u
considered by those who know it as healthy as any in
Virginia.
My reason for wishing TO sell is that ! may devote
my time entirely 10 my profession. l VIII sell Inc 'arsi
for a fair price. and on The most liberal terms. Persons
wishing In buy arc invited TO call on me, either al my
Office, in Richmqnd, or at my house, on the farm.
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10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Susauehanna Lottery, Class No. l6, to be drawn at
Baltimore on Wednesday, March 18th, ls45. &C Nos,
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH.

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Oh. Maurice Smith,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
(LATE or THE CITY ,r RicHaoNp,0
HAS removed 10 FOR, Royal, Caroline county. and
Il Will In future attend tho Courts of Caroline, Esser
and King George.
Pos, offee-port Royal, Cs,oline county, Va.
Feb.
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MRS. LAWRENCE'S

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MRS. II. G. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
1'A cUmmndinns Tenernents over the stores OF Messrs.
Brooks, Bell & Hudson ard Messrs. Binford j. Fry, on
the Eagle Square, Main street, nearly opposite her old
stand, and Is COW prepared To entertain borders BY The
style. Terms moderate. The location for persons VI
sitting Richmond on business Ia ono of the best IN the
cIty. JuIy Q-cwfy