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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-26

CHATHAM THEATRE--BENEFIT OF Mr. Nh; J. J.
performed the ER-ssndie sanderson. Mr. Held;
Dicky Dut;ou Mr.. Winans David Butler Miss Denim;
Atsr sheh The NOBEL ARTISTS After whishths; SHIP
Mushapug Sig Canito; Juan Miss Smith; Emmsins, Mis-,
ildrs!h; The whole to conclude with the GOLDEN
Mr.. Wnan,; Elizabeth. Mrs Wikinson; Louisa. Mas r.
Dcn'n. Doors open at 6X ocock-performance to COM
Boxes. 25 Pit, l2K cents
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EVENING, Feb.
- &c. will be rep,stsd in four paris shakspeares hso
nsa1d Mrs shsE' GaSnrl Wqsiy ~ Barry Henri.
ysns Cromwell CIV Clarke Anse Boeyn, Mrs Phillips.
TO be followed by CBlSELLE-Chlselln Mr.. Burke; MI
Albert Duck Mr. Stevens; MIS- tida Duck. Mrs Broad
ley: To s2ncIuds with ChAnloTTE TEMPPtt !g;.
Boxes SO ri, and Gallery 2k Doors open
6h o'clock Performance commence at.
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arrled.

marrIeOs
On the oath inst By the Rev. MIR. Geisselhainer Mr.
ANDREW p. WENNERsrRoM to Mics JANE l.. Nc AULEy,
both Of this city.
90 Washington papers will please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-26

nn COOPER, u DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
~ Chatham and William has for the last years
enoyed the extensive practice in private diseases
medical New York lie can cure the aggravated
of IN mild to five dtys
EtrctureDr Cooper has discovered method by which
he can cure e form Of structure from two
debility bou hit by secret habit 'uduged in by young
Thsi when too freely ie'sge m bessm dyspepsia
i.ect, aversion to society cute warranted every
cass chsrps No msrcurv used
JSVERY MOTHEW's ROOK-rHE APPREHENSION
Il Of poverty and the Of large family OF children
prevent many coudete people from entering the married
ersts which esy overcome these otec?ns Free 30 eess
Ehadephia w. n. Davis Is sn,s st., Boston, and the pub
Usher No. 2 Ann IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-26

MIR, MALONE RAYMOND'S MUSICAL IRISH
Nl Evenings, and the ladies of his family. Monday
with the model Of jerusalem Sunday Tuesday
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az ECHANICs, HALL, 41a BROADWAY, BETWEEN

IFy 1s.I - ,1 ~, Syd.I ~ ov.r,oy;ny ,ab
tho beauty and rhon cfN,w York Open every night during
.as ysss except Menday UIabsted suce,m frs!
sds7 estab.hss Bssd in Ihs United States F. F. Ghrsy
who's, or yIna md irmtabs Concerts are nightly
with crowded All highly respectable audiences and
sy admitted excel anusarneat OF similar chaIac
is offered this city Aamirsion % cents ehirsa under
10 half prizes. Doors st o'clockCcpcer will
commences sts ON Saturday Feb 2s Afternoon Concert
Doors QPtn 3 az O'clock On Monday
ins, FED 28h, Sixth Concert the Brooklyn Institute
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-26

WALNUT STREET THEATRE PHILADELPHIA
w First Night Of Mile BiangySaturday Eyeniog Feb
2 1913, will be performed the lsughabe farce, 10 act Of
HOUSE D0si-Clinkscales Mr. nBecket, Capt Harry
Hsz,d, Mr. Naglc; Dust, the House Dog, mr Chapman;
sunsls Mis-, Char To be followed by The ballet Of
GISELLE, OR LIE WILIES-Giiele. Mile Blangy;
Myrtha, Miss Valles; Princess, Mira Bertha, Mrs
Thsy,r; Prime Albrech Mons Bourany. On Monday
N lie Rlanyv ,yilln
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-26

REAUtIES OF THE OPERA-ATWILL, 2el BROAD
- has this day pubsh No. Of" The Beauties of
the OPERA with beautiful Likeness of Sgnorina
Tru and an elegant assortment of the most no
pulr music VIZ: Mode ah Aodi; Hear oh hear Me- finale
the of Lucrt Borga and bv Teresa Tu
Alfu CavatIns;' Our Life best shall be"
sung by sgn2a Bi,cacc,ant IN Lucia d. Hammer moor;
der START dedicated Mrs. WaldbuIg Barcsy Wedding
ChoIu,, Per tedmmenso gubilo' from Douzeti's opera
of Lucia di Lammermoor The Beauties of the Opera il
published monthly s. or so cents number
Subsc bes, the trade, aad agents supplied Atwiil 29l
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A STOR PLACE OPERA HOUSE-THE SUBSCRI-
"A Der informs OF Opera that he receiv
ed style Of Opera Glasses entirely improved pl
They su,erior any kind imported before, and
being pre- with extra accromac Glasses adapted
sons OF all sgss-neA-sghed and fatsishted. NJ WISE
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Il WENICAN Observation-Disclosures
n ances every afternoon evening-N Pebys superb
scrptur,, satat5 gsrIssentng the Birth Of
representation Of IN niemperas Family all in the
Of life may all hours day and evening,
without extra charge Beside there engagedMaat john
,on ghtRops Dancer; Great Western the low consdias
shafspersan Cabinet Mrs. Monell Miss Bernardo Misses
Julien ard whitIock dancers; Mr.. Whitlock Mr. Prosssr;
Whna ef PeserYea rnrt shilling each eIta
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT or SACRED
IA aud miscellaneous music will be given the Tabsrna
Gle Thursday evening March I'd g the Rev Nose.
Missionary british Emigranul Pfincipsl perfcrmer,@
Mrs Loder Miss liza Brienti Miss +. Watson. Miss De
and Of the celebrated COa and DOus G.hes second p
stephen Leach the American Musical Istitute, Mr. Jos
Burke, the eminent vonst and the the eele
cite unbcuaded enthusiasm sboye rtstes have vo
urtsrly rendered their scrvces Mr. George Loder Con-
ducto Tickets One Dollar had the principal
and book s,ocs and of the members Of the committee OF
arr,n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-26

QNOADW4AY ODEON--ENTRANCE THROUGH
A Pln'ouy, q: de, Willie Ce9psel -elanagsr u q
tive Tabeaux-Ths respectfully announces to
tho citizens Of THIS metropolis and to Strangers visit
MiNsTRELs, who will appear in their popular Oyer.
i-GTand Overture songs; variety Of Dancing, &e-rart
dol Artts Part s-Fsgore of the serseiio &c. Prcss-
Oche.s Box 50 Parquee IS Boxes 12
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NANCY BALL-THE MAN AYERS OF THE AS OR
Il House Qpera lave sppoiusd Commstee to make ar
same Monday, the 9Th Of Marc The Committee mace
ticket for single gentleman be dollars that the price Of
icket for gentleman aud three ladies be dollars that
person be admitted of costume except the heads Of
families having children present In costume that
be the amphheatre the Of dollar
Tickets had the Opera House, No. Wall
on Moudsy. the 2sh Of February
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-26

~ KEAT TMPHOVE MENT IN HAI5-THE SUI
" scber has the pleasure of informing his friends and the
public genera that q I OF March, he intends opening
his New Hat Store No. 7 Nasau street, n,Xt door to the
tured uIcn an entire nveaton an improvement Of his
shape but perpetual gloss His prices will be first quality
Beaver ta 81 do do Nutrs. So finest aud best quality
whole unsurpassed for materials elegance and durability
hating ldc aud hsvisg many years practice and
pe,ence n The business. his assortment will be warranted
aud every effort made TO out acceptable article
duced Irces and OF the very best materials Come and
Judge Tor yourselves the this sstbnh
any others N. ESPENs CHEID, lt7 Nassau
street, next door 20 the corner Of Ann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-02-26

DANVARD'S MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF THE
ID Mississippi river painted three miles Of canvass, be
ing the largest painting the world at the Panorama build
ing in Broadway adjoining Nibos Garden. Open
evening" Sundays exeepted) Admission 5ecens children
prcs. The Panorama will moving at TX O'Clock
precisely Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and satur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
Ian, berG7s sp III { & ,

On fo,rtcc7,ih Street h?dcy me Eccia7sSs iiysl.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
i and The EaLic In general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker IL the Office ION l4,h
street under the Exchange iotel,l formerly occupied
BY d. NJ. Hoyt. and recently by Il. u. PeEdeton.
Drawing Of Sussex Delaware Lottery, Extra 46.
SO 81 SO A l6 1 81 - : 81 81 IL
Half ticket, 4 81 So, prize oi $50 collars ID
b. LAMBERT.
TODAY.
TUESDAY-The W. aiononga.a Lottery, Glass -,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals SOL,
600, OUO 5000 2ls6, Of ,U0n, 10 of 500, SC. "a
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets SIS; halves2 5u;qrs. rs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rich! The N. Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. 46, drawing expected "Wednesday
evening. Capitals $1,000 1000, 5000, &c, &c. 80
Nos. ~ drawn Tickets $40: halves S; quarters ? So
THURSDaY-1he New Jersey Lottery, Extra CHS,
No 49, Capitas: $50, 600, 5000, 500, ., las, 900
10 Of 500, 10 of $50, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tick
cts SIS; halves so; quarters ! 20.
FRIDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass
No. 49, Capital: slUDOD. 70 Nos, Ia drawn. Tick
cts SO; halves so: quarters 75c
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex Della
ware Lottery, Extra, Glass No 50. Capitals: LOCO.
900, &c. IS Nus, 10 drawn. Tickets sli halves So
cents; quarters CSC.
H.T Orders FOR packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets or shares In the above, or IN any Of Ma.
ry & Co.'s Lotteries, tot which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from 10 $40 for tickets
will the most prompt attention, and the draw.
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant Adventures,
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va
nT Reco,lect No 3-"There's luck In odd numbers,
saws Rory O,Moren June5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06
AUCTION SALES.
Isy w. GodGin. AuctiOnee
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.

SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
The CITY OF RICHMOND.
PURSUANT 10 decree Of the Superior
L Court OF Cbancery for The Richmond Cir
cur, PRONOUNCED on The 29Ih day OF March, iS4S,
~ TWO suns therein depending one in the name
Of tse President and Trustees OF the Lancaster
an School OF The city of Richmond, and the
Mayor, The Recorder and The Commonalty OF the
said city OF Richmond, plaintiffs, and Beverley
blaiT, Executor Of Archibald Blair, deceased,
and others, deiendarts-and the other in the name
OF Norman Stewart and Frederick Anderson,
plaintiffs, and Archibald Blair, jr in his own
Iighl, and as Executor OF Archibald Blair the
eiOe! deceased, and others, deiendan,s-we shall
proceed, on MONDAY, The 18th day Of June,
io4o, Z inc hour II 5 o'clock P. M, if fair, if
no., men on the next fair day thereafter, al the
seie nouf 10 sell, on The premises, al public auc-
lien, 10 the highest bidder, $50 much OF the ol or
Pareei 0. ground in The proceedings mentioned,
and described in the deeds Of trust from Archi-
bald Blair TO John Adams and William C. viii.
iiaas Trustees, bearing date the l7lh day of
June, 1873, and The 6 day Of December. 1919.
as one halt acre LOT OF ground in The CITY of Rich.
mond, designated in The Plan of The said civ by
the number four hundred and seven,y.two as IS
Tow IN The possession Ct the said defendant. Ar.
chibald Blair.
TERMS or SALE-One third OF the purchase
money 10 be raid in cash, The residue thereof on
credit OF six and nine months FROM the day of
sale, secured By negotiable notes with one or
more good endoTsers, and The title 10 be retained
as further security therefor.
ROBERT G. SCOTT, lconu,,s
PHILIP HARRISON, ooinin t.
e Sale to be conducted by
June 3-dtds w. GODDIN, Auct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06
A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBRATED
JEW DAV DIS,
DR. Hebrew Plaster.
'FLICTEDl

4 CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains in the
"A Side Chest Loins, Back, Bowels, Muscles, Rheu
lnatism in all lis varied forms, Nervous Affections
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affection, fs-
male Weaknesses, ETC., etc. For the above complaints
this Plaster has no RaU.L The great celebrity when
il has already acquired only in the old, hut In the
wofld-tle extraordinary cures II has performed
in the extreme OF suffering, have acquired
for such reputation that the proprietor has ho-un-
Ill recenrly-been able 10 supply half the demand.
The sales throughout every city, town and village IN
the United States are without parallel:
A circumstance suTprislnG when The vast amount
of human suffering relieved by ITS use Is considered
In Sninal Defects the benefit usually 10 ol the most de-
cidrd character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
case. out Of twenty readily yield To the penetrating s
mu a combined m this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism, either acute chronic the claims OF
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknow lodged Those who are laborlng under weak
hacks, no matter from what Cause the weakness may
have orgisated-even II such persons nave been mis-
guided IN previous applicaons-in the use Of The He
brew Plaster khey will find the affected part suddenly
restored to It's original soundness.
As supporter in Of constitutional weakness II
will be found Of great advantage IL ~ particularly re-
commended to Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness, or general debility. In short, embraces
all the virtues which the most scientific III twas ca.
pahle of compoundng from valuable substances iouna
in the old world and will be found entirely free rom
those objections which source OF compliant win
the numerous spread pasters now before the pnbic:
1y- These pasers possess the advantage o. oe n
put up in air tight hoIes-hence they retain '"e 'u
virtues IN ali climates. 80, ,.,p 80,
BEWARE OF COCNTERFElTs AND BASE I'M:
TATIONS.
None genuine without the engraving OF Jep Ddria on
the wrapper around each box Prce ~ GEMS per po1
Each box contains sufficient 10 spread SIX or eight Pas-
tiers. ,t,, rcoytI 4 upAn
M a. Charters Street, New Orleans, General! Agents
for the South and West. Sold also by
THos. H. ROsSER. Petersburg.
81. A. SANTOS, Norfci1.
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NEW KENT LAND FOR SALE.

7 OFFER for sale the Farm on which Edmund Chris
tan, deceased, formerly resided, located in New
Kent county, about miles fiom New Kent Court.
house, and sufficiently near the navgable part of
Chickalominy river 10 procure lime and mari. The
farm contains TWO hundred and eighty acres, of
which about hundred and ifty cleared, and the
balance has heavy growth of pine and oak wood.
The land produces fine crops Of corn and portion Of
1t well adapted 10 the growth of wheat and clover
The dwelling house and all the necessary out houses
are in good order.
Persons wishing TO purchase are invited TO call on me
as soon as possible, at the residence of William A.
Marion, in Charles City county.
My brother, living on the premises, viii show the
land 10 any person wishing 10 see IL.
will sell the farm for fair price, and on the most
liberal terms. WILLIAM X. CHRISTIAN,
Executor Of Edmund Christian, deceased.
Aa.,A ,a.IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06
go Temporal! a Szoreslo
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC!

eau llON ~ lie gUbIlC!
THE only genuine "Dr. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF
l WILD CHERRY" has the written signature OF
The General Agent, w. NJ. SPEAR, on the outside
wrapper surrounding each bottle. This Is believed u
be the only article, bearing The above titr rs enanat
ing from the Doctor The virtues Of Wild Cherry, for
relieving affections of the Lungs and that a-iWpoItan
organ the Liver has long enjoyed the confidence ol 90
nestle practice.
the city Of Philadelphia heng duly sworn according
To law dcposes and says that he Is in the possession OF
the original recipe for preparing Ba!sam oil VIVA
Cherry for affections of the Lungs, which was given 70
him by Dr. Wisar regularly educated Physician, ana
that he believes 1t to be the only in possession OF
any person except the said DR.. Vista. himself or,p
Sworn and subscribed before me, and city seal al
fixed, on tho first day of November, A. D., eighteen
hundred and forty seven. .
(L.S.l JOHN SWIFT, mayor.
copy right for the Basam is secured
Absurd rs IL may appear in the face o tue above hde
niablr proof an individual from Boston, Mass recent
10 npulied othe o. States District Court Of Pennsylva-
nn for an injunction the General Agent lorthe 1ni
ted states and the British Provinces 10 proven! sara
Agent from selling the only genuine Dr. i5tar BAL
,a1, NJ Wild Cherry (said individual claiming the
righ) or course the Hon. Judge Of s'' oou'' p'ohP'-
y rctusedIt. r ,s,,,,, or ~
a., eIain,,nr ~ cure prr.ons whose be You'd
The reach of medicnetor restoring others TO liIeit
only Claims and has proved in thousands oil cases, 10
be The first mos efcacIous am on Tor
AFFECTIONS Of Nh, Lungs Liver and Kidneys, frequently
terminating in Consumption, ever offered 10 the public.
liberal discount TO druggists and country dealers
Look well 10 the marks of the genuine.
arT NOTICE TO THE PuBLlC-l have TINS DAY
,,no;n,ed r. W. DYOTT son, No. 1872, North Sc
epnd 81, Philadelphia, Wholesale Furnishing Agents
ar The f,nIy genuine) DIR. WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF
win CHERRY for the following States, viz New
York. the New England States. New Jersey, Pennsyl-
yania. Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Vr-
rini, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.
slso for the interior Of Pennsylvania All orders for
the balsam will hereafter be addressed TO them
Also for sale, wholesale aud retail, by WV; NJ.
SPEAR No. AS. Vine street, below 5h street, Phila-
delnha, General Agent Tor The United States and the
BRUSH Provinces for The only genuine DR.: Mistars
Balsam OF Wild Cherry WM M. Stbhh.
Philadelphia, March 81 1913.
1ry- Price-sl per bottle, or six bottles for S..
AGENTS. & w Penfoid & Co, New York; a Nc
r,nr. Co. DR. rIe,rck & Co, Albany, Y; Jno Pres
colt, Troy, V chas Dyer, j. Pr9yidenes, I Red
d Scott, jr, 4 Co, Worcester, Mass; 8. Brewer,
Springfield, Mass; G NJ Welsh Co, Hartford Gt Gsh
q Co, Lancaster, Pa Dr. A II Barnitz, York, Pa; John
L Kidwell, Georgetown, Z. :, -.
ALEXANDER DUvAL, M. l47, Main ST.,
Wholesale and Retail Agent for the city OF Richmond.
April s-cwSdly
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MSGalLANi.OUS.
Zoo EeoAsas,s gs4szass,.

* Az aE Af from the Shenandoah Iron Works,
~ about the Isl of April ast, twu Negro nIen-DA,
MEL una cLARK-beonsGs 10 the Estate Of lie late
ses aafqa.ss, Of The county cf Madison. Sad Ne
years, and some i've feet nine q, len inches high
Clark, Is believed has scar upon his face. No 9th
The above reward will be given for the aporeben
sion of The Negroes. If taken OF the STAT, and -
cured so That can cci them agan-oi $50 win ~ p
ven for the securing of either one f taken out Of t
Stue-or 500 taken in the State, and secured 90 thai
get them asain-or Sl0 for either one.
THOMAS N. WEIGH
Executor of Miles Marques, deceased.
Madison CO.. Va Nav ol-rtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06

IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held IN IN e
Clerss Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Halifax, in the month
of May, ls4s: n,.;.,;r.
Richard Edmundson, f'aih'in
William Wauhop and Thomas Toran, Jr., as Will
liam Wauhop & Co William Wauhop, Thomas Leigh,
David Shelton, Thomas Torian, ST., ana Evan ;. nag
land, boienu ,a,i
The Defendants, Thomas Torian, Jr., and William
Wauhop, not having entered their appearance, and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence tat they are no.
the said pendants, Thomas Toran, Jr., and William
Wauhop, do appear here the fret Mond1y in august
next aud answer the plaintiffs bill; ana hat copy %
This order be forthwith inserted in the Richmond En-
ouirer for two months successfully, and posted al Tue
front door of the Courthouse Of this county
MAY l5-cw2m MN. hoHA'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06
NOTICE

WAS committed 10 The Jail Of Isle Of Wight county,
w on the 18th day of March, 1913, as runaway, a
Negro Man. who calls himself John Morris. The said
Negro is feet & inches high of light complexion, full
Of teeth. has two small the back OF his left
hand the first joint of the left thumb, and
appears be about 30 IS years Of Had when
committed 10 Jail coarse suit of Northern kersey and
panaloons Of blue!s! Color over jacket Of dark
grey black Cashmere vest, and an old fur hat much
worn. The Of said negro Is requested TO come
forward, prove his property pay the lawful charges,
and take him away, he will be dealt with according
TO law. EDWIN l.. ballard, ID s.,
For Josiah Eey, Sheriff OF Isle OF Wight county.
Ma yln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06
Beaver Dam Depot, Feb 2a-ctDec.l
JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SAL

JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
TINE subscriber offers for sale his Farm (CALLAiS)
lying on the South side of James river, about one
mile above Subjects Tavern. in the county Of POwba-
is low grounds Of superior quality Nearly one half
Of the farm is In wood Of original growth, and heavily
timbercd. The high land Is of good quality lies well
and is susceptible of high state of Improvement
There is brick house the farm, with four rooms,
and all the necessary out buildings good repair IL
sale is noteected privately before the LIST of October
next, it will then be offered publicly, to the highest
bidder. As the subscriber is determined TO sell, he
will make the terms very accommodating. Arpcu-
tons may be made TO him personally on the premises;
or by letter, directed TO Subleu's Tavern or TO MI
VIM. l.. Smith, SmihyilIe P o., WIN ia authorised TO
dispose ofthe place. THOMAS A. HARRIS.
Powhatan Nav 9Th lsi3-cSt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-06
FARM in ORANGE FOR SALE.

THE subscriber again offers for sale his Farm in The
county Of Orange, containing six hundred acres
sixty of river bottom-hee miles from the Court house.
Being extremely anxious TO SELL he will offer bargain
but presnming that those who may wish to purchase
Will first view the premises, he VIII only state, that it
is equal in advantages TO any in the county-lying
well, with abundant timber, extensive water power,
well adapted To every description of crops grow
In this section Of Virginia, and having comfortable
improvements. For information, he refers To VIM. u.
Clarke, or John Willis, Esqs. c. L. MACON,
Orange C.. H., May g-cwl low.