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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
Prjyafe Roarding.

AIRS. DOCTOR CLARK can accommodate with
WI comfort SIX young ladies', who may wish To attend
any oi the Schools ofthe city, with board.
Her hanse IS pleasantly situated on franklin street
between ffth and sixth Just half square below Rev
NJ. D. Hose's and Mr. Stevens Seminares IL Is also
very near Mrs. kirgsford, Mrs Drew, and the Misses
Forbes.
lion will be paid 10 the health and comfort Of their
dsaphtrrs and wards that they could receive home
Any number OF testimonials will De given II required
TERaS-aaq0 for The scholastic year-one hail in ad-
vance, the rest II the end Of i've months.
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AUCTION SALES.
ass E'us::ass1 & SHADE. Aucts.
NEGROES

~: he soil =; eur o:ice mis- morning al 81
o lock, tSo iiE'iy Negro Z y, one abou. IS
yerf~ 80 s'3 ..r 'ta = .S1't.
I';.'1 i.t-iAfi = ,LaDE hucts.
FARM. FaR@lHG UrENSILs, 5 ca
CORN, FODDER, g.. FOe SALE.
hiiL slv>Cri ef w>3igc 70 remove 10 lhec
Z I" S'ca en-, Offers IN - j., isrm
"..'tA =" -" itsi.e>, q toG iuur al4 hal. mil
nelo~ !Fe ci9 q Richmond, n,ai me stage roaes
II cosialts ehoG, l61 ecfts o. lar!, 10 or IL al
is>aPsiior mza!o% and; also suii isncy oit
ZOO an 'fr TIC support Il lbe pace. Ihe
DE- ia%' 'vi','s; u iUo sory dwelling nearly
e., excellent kitchen, smoke hou,e AMI reces-
safy o1t u Uses. There is also well ot excel.
lem Wa'er IN the ward.
lie place IS remarkably healthy. lie will
A." SCI Ms crop o cc'n, occtr, Plantation u,en.
s'l>, Eol;seao.d ard ki;raen turniiu,r a young
horse, very nae young mule. COWS. &c.
Should u not % sota privately, ii vi be otfer-
Ell .cs .a!c publicly on TUESDAY, nc Sis, day al
ths present monh, (Octonrf,) al II o'clock. on
the premises. An: person wishing 10 purchase
can call an examine The premises, which viii
show them.
Tens reasonable ani made Known on day Il
sale. ED Nj MORGAN
Oct. 4-diGs
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NOTICE To yDlIrNTEERS g,

NV I y
VOLUNTEERS, AMI others who have received t!eir
discharges from the United states service and nav.
obtained their bounty aaJ &C. by nrittng Ia the
undersigned, enclosing their discharges and stating
place OF address, nave the necessary papers pre-
pared aud forwarded with s;ich directions 10 enable
them 10 procure their bounty land, extra back pay.
pensions. mileage SC and the widows and heirs. bro
Tiers and sisters those who have died been killed
i'm battle in Mexico, by writing above. giving the
name Of the company and regiment In which their
lave enlisted served. ana time of enlistment, will
obtain all necessary papers which are requisite Ia pro-
cure whatever may hr dtie thr deceased soldier.
s. B-Posage must be paid in all cases, when infor
nation VIII be gwen gratultouSly, aud moderate
charges made for Prnsecutin. claims.
WILLIAM ". FULTON,
No. &c, Main street, Richmond Va
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% Virginia nurseries, 81
1 Z 4 IL n..L... il

BY JAMES VIA
these Nurseries. al the choice varieties Of Apple,
IA Peach, Apricot. Sectaflnes, Almond, t'ooseb-fry,
Cherry Plum, Pear Trees, &C. can BE- obtained at the
low esl pri es Asn The various kinds Of Grape Vines
Asparagus Raots, Raspbefes, &c, &C. tSre GAIA
logue, Just published In pamphlet forin.l
S Orders addressed (post paid 10 the subscriber,
or 10 Lewis H Charles T Wortham, Richard Hi!, IT,,
Massenah Beazry, or P. w. Ginbbs will be promptly
attended 10. The Trees, &c will be packed IN such
manner az 10 be carried safely any distance.
ort i7-cwtf JAMES VIA.
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ANTHRACITE Coal.

THE subscriber begs leave TO inform his customers
aad the public generally that his stock OF Anthra
cite Coal Is complete. II comprises a follows:
lbs tons Lump White Ash, Tor furnaces.
425 do Is. and :. Red ASH nr CRATES.
IS do Egg, for stoves.
50 do Stove, prepared for cooking ranges.
Ny Coal has been particularly selected from the mort
approved mines, and warranted of the very best Iii
": and will be so.d accommodating Terms
My Office is al the Coal House, In rear of The Union
Hotel, on 10Th, between Main and Cary SIS
There is box attached 10 the door Of the coal house.
where all orders deposited will meet with prompt at
tenton. J. DAVIS.
Oct I7-w4w
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GOwaes' sANiteTy ssarsce,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
E1HE attention Of the patrons OF Cowies celebrated
Prize Office IL invited I. the following brilliant
Schemes In he drawn IN the month oil October, undo
the management Of d. PAINE CO., VINO have distfi.
buted more iirgc prizes in Richmond The last year than
all Others combined. Of hose sent, many have been
directed 70 this agency, and sold by the
py!2e.se,ier. COVLEs.
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Atminl-trntor OF James Jones, decea,rd.
Sept 29-cw3w22a~iw
LAND NEAR FARMVILLE FOR SALE.

LAND NEAR FARMVILLE FOR SALE.
nN the twenty.fonnh l2ith) day of next October, IL
~ il shall be fair, II not the far day tn-rea
ter. will or. for sale, thr premises. The Estate
known a. SANDY FORD, which lies or hotn sides o
the 1ppcmdtoI river, above Fannvi!,eure part being
in thr county OF Prince Edward and The other IN faH
brrland. The said Il estimated contain about
one thousand ,HGl acres al lard Of which rather
more than half cleared. Uf the cleared portion, abuG,
hundred and ory rsrd;e lou grounds. The
h sh land tha; i cleared is in good condition presenting
where worn-nut appearance, and IS torraby Well
sci in herd.' grass aai clover. That part If the Rand
which in woods j. ee &c lillase and well limbrred
The Improvements the place comprise dwelling
house and all other houses necessary tor the comir. Of
4 family and the OF farm. sandy Ford Il distant
three mles fIom Farmve By the way % - river AID
four and half by the Rad, whilst II Is only eight ms
from Prince Edward Courthouse, and seven from
Iiamplrn sidney College. TIE Apgoaiai;os aver ii
y!es the estate nearly equal pIrt-: and II It
.iia be deemed advisable ua hr day 81 sale, VIII b.
offered ~ two 81 llnh. i drscrp
ton of thr property think unnecessary. Persons
wishing 10 buy rGiEd5is land are invited To examine that
here advertised All Off operations al The farm tin
GLIDING the sowing 81 heat; viii as conducted regular
iy till The day Of sale.
TERMS will he made known on the day Of sale.
will haweyrr, stale here, thai expect 10 require only
a small payment IN ca-h-Siying liberal credit for
much the larges. portion Of the money
ALEXANDER = DILLON,
Administrator de bons non, with i6- Wi annexed,
Am Edward ~ 30
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

ATTORNEY AT LAW. NOTARY PUBLIC,
GENERAL AND PENSION AGENT,
&SDCONMfSsfONER OF DEEDS for Alabama, Con
n neclcut. Delaware, Florida, Georgia. illinois In.
diana. Kentucky, Louisiana. Maine, Maryland. Michi-
gan, Mississippi. Missouri, New Hampshire New Jer-
sey, Neg York, North Carolina Ohiu Pennsy lyana,
Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont,
&c.
Office Joseph Bonavita. No 70, Main street, op-
posite To Thomas K. Price & TO.
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Andrew Johnston,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATE OF Quincy, Illinois, has ~etgrnpd 10 Rich
L,nnnd and viii practise in the Courts held in this
city-and county and the adjoining counties.
III Office arssrS. Smith & Harwn0d's, Nan
.t,r-t May 2-lydSc
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,sa 49, SO s
ADAMS d cos EXPRESS,

OFFICE No. I, I4rH STREET, RIcHmcsD.
THE public are respectfully informed thai We
i continue 10 run our Express between RICH
MOND, PETERSBURG. BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK, BOSTON,
and all The principal cities and towns, for the sale
and speedy conve vance OF Merchandise, Pack
ages, Bullion, Bank Noes &c.
Particular attention WIN q o pa,a p p me CO.. So'e'
Custom House Eoriss at Boston, New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore promptly attended
10, and on reasonable terms.
Our customers, and others ordering goods from
the Eas', are pariieniGrly requested 10 order by
adams & Gus Expiess"-which will insure
their conveyance viii greater dispatch.
Our Express arrives daily a, III a. NJ, a
from 4 to hours 10 advance oil Inc Ms,l.
Express for The North leaves al A NJ. daily.
WM. 8. BARROLL, Agent,
Oc.I7 Office No Z, IA b street.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF KIcHMO mo.

s,sa WATER THIS DAY AT 81 O'Clock, A. N.
ARRIVED,
schr. Virginia Gold, New York.
Schr. Lowell, Baker, Boston.
Sthe. Rapid, S,oddard, Boston.
scAr. Alderman, Ward, New York
Sen. Commander in CHIEF, ketchum, N. York
Scnr. Advance, Paterson, Baltimore.
Bris Edward Adams, Soul, New Iork.
schr. Saniee, Dickinson Philadelphia.
schr. Morning Star, Godfrey, Albany.
Bus Bryant, Bryant, Tnomaslon..
Schr Elijah P. Horton, Daniels, New York.
SAILED,
Brig Lewis Bruce Chase. Boston.
seh1 Columbia, CroweIl, Philadelphia.
Schr. New York, Lewis. Baltimore:
Schr Marietta Burr, Knapp. New York.
Schr. Dart, Lieveslcy. New York.
Scbr. Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore.
Schr VIM. z. Bird. Miller, Philadelphia.
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a TEACHER WANTED.

A TEACHER WANTED.
TINE undersigned wishes 10 employ Teacher In his
family Ia take charge of 4 small School at bis resi-
dence near Charesown, jefferson county, Virginia
To one capable of teaching language critically As.
tronomy Philosophy. Geography, Mathematics In all
its branches, the Creek, Latin and french languages
and VINO can eoEie well recnmm n!sd, 10 acquire
men,s and capacity for teaching Of religions or strictly
moral habits and opinions liberal compensation VIII
be given. None others need apply
Or I--sat ERayTOS DAVENPORT.
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LOTTERIES.
ssrasaei:.,t .ssss a.

ssrasaei:.', lSSFscx.
N mons Sp' v'I II Rel '''c''-
L-,aithe wo.ld say wna,:hgy can,
For setting Prze,, STRaTraa'S III man
Drawn Nos If M ,nongai,a, No 81. Oct,oer
80 II + 50 46 y ) u 7 90 Is A! ~ ,.
Hall. Ms. > Is, p1z. D. :s.2,
Tick, /. Nos S 81 - IL. -,
TicAst. Nrs > - 70 10 :,,l
three ,uo.t SD arl paisy STRhTIOy.
Drawn -, Il L.estu'2. ". - Qa. nj.
10 A % "a 10 81 53 - - u - Is 3
Who'll, Ms 4 81 49, irz. 5000 s y; 81
a priz. OF $500, bob soil and paid oy
STATION.
Drawing 81 Sussex Delaware Lottery Ext>s. 1903.
IL 81 IS - 62 % 46 40 40 81.
Dlawing If Leesbuta Lore,y Clas, %.
7O4 % 81 10 81 % 5 IS 80 &c ail33
SUHEaIES f'OR TIE HEEK
10000 DOLLARS! ; OF 10000 DOLLARS!
TUEsUAY-Lees5urg. No. Go. Capital. san arr,
OF 10000. 1858, 3uf ''o, &C. IS Nos, J.. .cawr..-
Tickets So; halves a5U; qrs. -.
Sc 0oO DoLLARSI $4,000 DOLLARS.
WEDNEsDAY-Drla"a'e, No. So Capi,als:-s3G,-
GOO, 1000, 5000 5000. 5000, ALAS, Of gJa, 10 nf
500, 10 of 0GO, &c. 7s Nos, Is drawn. Tictets
$40, halves ); quarters ~.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURsDAY-sns,eI, 30. H. Capitals: $40 900,
1,iU .,UH Lat. ,
Tickets IS; haives2 J0;afs j.
aO,G00 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No. Gl. Capitals $40 900
5000 a,OOO 1920 sol ,ooo &c. IS Nus, "A draw n.
Tickets ii; halves = quarters !.
1850 DOLLARS! 1900 D0LLARSl
sATUGDAY-susses, Extra, No. leo Capitals =
81 $780, 300, 600, &C IS Aos 10 drawn. Tickets 81
halves So CTS; quarters 2oCtA.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery Class No 81, for ls4s 10
be drawn on Saturday, The als October &c Nos, 10
drawn Scheme: $4,000, 10000 10000, 5G0O, 20 VI
900 20 Of 800 20 Of 100, &c. Tickets slO; halves
5; quarters so.
Grand and magnificent Scheme 10 be drawn al Alex.
andria October 2slh, 1913. IS Nos, ID drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize of Sl.n,o0o prize OF SiG,GTi
10000 prizes Of 5Ui6
a5.0O0 8 1853
$4,000 100 +" 900
5000 III tlowes, 3 Nos of 900
Tickets S2a halves 10; quarters5
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packag yes ana
single Tickets il. aila- Lotteries will be promptly
tended TO- aud drawings sent when requested. Please
address ofdrrs,o n. STRATTON,
Oct lG Riohmnnd Va.
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100000 Ed liars!
$40 OOOl S25 OOl $40 OOOl

The Virginia Leesours Lottf, Class 4, for lsis.--
solo, 2.s53, 100 OF 900, l73 BOO the owss; NJ.
prizes 10 Nos, 10 drawn. rket' s!l--shares IN
proportion
10 orders for packages, c,unca,es OF packages,
single tickets shares IN the asvr, IN any Of sau
~ & Co.'s LOTTERIES, lof whI there are drawings
every day, al prices varyc froi to $40 forticxe.a
wiifucelve the most proinp, l,uion, and the draw
in.s forwarded Immediately tcist5nt Adventures,
when requested. Address
THHAS LAMBERT.
ro.3, EIchanss fIrc, Richmond, Va.
~ Reeoier. Sn.3-'srmere Gcs IN odd nuinhrrs,
says Ro!y O'Nore.n Oct Ii
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NaNsEMOND LAND FOR SALE.

ON THURSDAY, The 23i day of November, the sub
" scriter, Attorney in fact for Geo. W. p. Custis
the surviving Executor Of Gen. George Washington,
will offer for -ai- public auction, to the highest bid
der the undivided interest Of Gen. Washington 10 The
lands cwurd by Washington, WalAer = Co., III the
| County OF Sansemund.
These lands lie partly in the great Dismal SWAMI,
and are valuable for their pine, cypress and white OAK
TIMBER which Is represented 10 be of tine quality, and
within short distance of navigabe water. The land
possesses an inexhausble fertility, and, if properly
ditched and drained, would be unsurpassed produc
tiveness by any soil in Virginia
he attention of persons engaged in getting timber is
called this property great bargain can be obtain
ed In II.
The title To this property is believed L. br indspua-
BILE but the undersigned l. only authorized 10 convey
the title held by Gen. Washington, who was entitled TO
one-third part Of H..
The whole quantity Of land amounts to about eleven
or twelve hundred acres
The sale viii take place Al the town Of Suffolk, in
front of the Clerks Office at tina, place, at IL O'clock
on Thursday the ed OF November, Is4S.
JOHN A WASHINGTON,
Attorney in fact for Geo w CustIs
Surviving Executor Of Gen. George Washington.
Mount Vernon, Oct IT, lsIS-dltSc2awtds
~ The Norfolk Herald viii insert three times
week until the day of sale, and send bill toJ. A. w.
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VERY VALUABLE REAL estate IN
VI D ID L ES e y COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
FOR RENT OR LEASE.

n" the .3d of October, ls4- II fair. IT not the next
~ fair day NJ ubanna, VIII Offer publicly, for rent
or lease that valuable Farm tying the rIankarank
Ilver, and VEL known by the name Of 'tWlLTOS"-
TN, farm l. divided into three fields, which have
bren, lcr ttr nost part, highly improved with mari =
Each field capable Of producing about SO barrels Of
corn and from TOO sUD bushels of wheat The build.
perhaps, farm IN this raion al country that viii Yield
better labor than this Ii possesses the rare
qualities 81 requiring int Lille fencing and diiching
The facilities nr obtaining the best tsh and oysters,
and. indeed, ali the convenirncrs OF living. are unsur-
passed There Is t.r advantage, ai.c al being able
await yourself uf The Baltimore ana Norfolk markets.
any lnis nr all srfs Of farm produce IL rare that
estate .l;.i iilny advantages offered for rent
Tie premises will he shown 10 any b. the over
seer, Mr. Wake, vino resides on them.
: & Eau ,TLEaOY, ia.
Administrator OF James Jones, deceased.
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BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.
S'nonNn CTrDpTV

SECUND SUFFLF,
ME have just received second supply OF
w BOOTS and SHOES, all manufactured
TO our otder-ior Fall and Winter wear-com-
prising well-selected slock--large sizes. We
invite our old friends, and all in want OF good ar
ticles, al the lowest prices 10 give US call. We
will sell very low for cash, or 10 punctual Gus
TONERS. PUTNEY e. WATTS.
Oct l3
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100000, 10000, $4,000, 10000
I0n PRIZES OF 81 nm

burg Academy and for other purposes, Glass A. for
1884,. To h. drawn Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Oct
as.h under the superintendent of Commissioners. Is
No Lot:rry-i3 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: | II
snO 400 OF 40 GEO. OF d O6O Of 20 900, Of 5,OGO
OF 10, G0O cf 5olf, Of asa3, lr0 OF 1900 73 Of
500, rs 800, 65 Of 40. Is Of 100 &c. Lowest No
prize sj11. Tickets S2G; halves III; quarters ).
" Send your orders 10 J. NJ. CLARKE, Richmond.
Va .vho receives the notes Of solvent Banks il the
L.nI,rd Siaies POSTAGE. Gsnll. need no. be pnG.
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CORN-We wish 10 purchase few thousand
~ bushels Corn, delivered Immediately, for
which The highest market price will be given.
BRIDGES, MCKINNEY & co.
O.t I6-2t
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louisa Railroad,
TO LYNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESVILLE
AND STAUNTON

! Daily by Railroad and
TINO Charlottesville, s. 90 Messrs VIM. +. Parish &
i Co.'S Stages. "A liberal
To Siaunton, 81 90 amount OF baggage allow :
ed
To Lynchburg, 81 SOY Alternate days with the
Packet Boat, by the Rail
To Amherst c. H., 7 so roads and the Stages Of
Messrs. J. l.. Heskuil &
TO Nelson C. H., 90 Co.
Fare between T.ynchburg and Junction, Sc SO
Fare between Amherst L. II. and Junction, so
Fare between Nelson c. n. and Junction, 6 20
Passengers leaving i.ynchburg on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays al 4, A. NJ, arrive r.It day in
Richmond q; ll., =. ri; IN Washington at Al, P. NJ;
and IN baltimore ny !, r. NJ.
Passengers for Lynchburg take the at 8, A. NJ,
on SuEdays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, arriving in
Charlottesville before night; leave next day al A. A. NJ
and reach Iynchhurg At d, p. NJ.
Fare between Washington and Staunton, Sl0-Tick-
the Boat III Stlunton.
Oct lu-ctf e K MASON, Agent.
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Fresh Supplies of Goods.

Opposite tie Banks, iHa,n Street, Richmond, Va.
Has on hand, and is receiving large and &C.
neral assortment Of all the articles in his line oil
business, and he respectfully invites the attention
Of the public TO his Stock OF Goods, as offering
every inducement TO them to purchase, on the
score OF economy, and the superior quality OF his
materials.
Amongst mis- Stock of Goods may be found the
following assortment, which he will offer 10 the
public on the best terms.
GUNS AND ROWLING TACKLE.
Superior Damascus wire MISUNDERSTANDING
and single barrel Guns.
Double and single plain stubb-twist Guns
Do do do plain and imitation twist DO
Do do DO common German do
Brass, steel and silver mounted Rifles
Duclling, pocket beltand travelling Pistols
Seli-cocking, single and six barrel revolving Pts.
tolls
Gun, Rifle and Pistol Powder Flasks
Double and Single Shot Pouches and Belts
Split and Plain English and French Percussion
Caps
Sportsmen's Liquor Fasks and Pocket umblers
English, American and Scotch Gunpowder
Dog Calls, Collars, Whips, Chains and Couples
Hunlsmen's Blowing Horns and Bugles -.
Cups, Balls
Patent Gun Wadding, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Gases
Gun. Pistol and Rifle Locks, Rifle Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials Of all
kinds, for Gun-Smiths
REPAIRING, &C.,
He is prepared to execute all kinds of Repair
ing, expe1iliously, in the neaest and Mostdurable
ma inner, and at such prices as will make ittothe
interes, OF the public TO favor him with their pat
ronase. September %
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

LII persons liza wing claims against the late Dr. WV
IA MIIToS, requisite to presen, them Immediate
ly the undersigned for payment; and those indebted
70 his estate respectfully requested to make pay
mcnt TO him without delay. u. F. PRESTIS,
Executor Of William Mn,on, deceased.
Henriro Auuust lS-c3m
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RO. &. scott, Dr.,

WILL practice in all the Courts OF the City Of Rich
w mond and county of IenrIco.
Once with his father, on Governor street.
Sept 26-cStif
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Piano Forte Business.

MASH & WOODHOUSE, BOOKSELLERS AND
IN STArIoNERs, are supplied with an immense
assortment OF superior PIANO FORTES, from
the extensive mandatory Of hlcssrs. Stodart q
Durham.
Persons are assured that there is not the least
necessity in sending North To buy Piano Fortes,
when NO iairer terms in The purchase, nor BET
ter assortment, can BE- found ihe!e than the SUD-
scribers offer here 10 Richmond Oral AMI writ.
ten evidence, from reliable business men, can be
produced To subslanliate these tacs. The quail.
" OF the instruments made by Siodart q Dun.
ham is established for all the requisites which
constitute first rate Piano Forte.
The subscribers have in their employ an e1pe-
renced and skilfu hand whose time is devoted
10 Tuning and Repairing Piano Forles and 9th
er Musical Instruments.
Orders promptly am faithfully executed.
Also on hand, an assortment Of PIANO
STOOLS, beautiful pa,terps-aId every Thing
apperaining to the Piano Forte business sup
piled. Sept IL
THE WYANOkE HOUSE.
Mrs. ALVEY respectfully announces TO her
lVl former patrons and friends thai she has
taken possession OF the handsome and commo-
dious tenements on Bank street, formerly known
as the Park House and is prepared to receive
few additional families as boarders.
Fur convenience and disturbances OF situa-
tion. her house is surpassed by noae in the city,
being nearly opposite to The Capitol, within
short walk OF several OF the Churches, the
Banks, and principal places CT business.
The buildings themselves are not only conve-
niert in their arrangements, and elegan y flash
ed, hut have been recently thoroughly repaired,
the rooms newly papered, and comfortably fur
nished.
Two or three families may secure eligible
suites OF rooms by immediate application. Mem
beIs OF the Legislature, on their arrival are in
vied 10 inform themselves respecting the location
of the house, and its other advantages, before en-
gagiDg apartments for the session.
A few gentlemen can be accommodated as
day boarders upon moderate terms. Oc. IL
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MRS r. pgIIIPS-REMOVAL.

MRS. c. PHILIPS-REMOVAL
MRS. C. PHILIP would respectfully inform
lHl her customers and the public lba. she has
removed her Fashionable Millinery establish
ment to No. 80 Mansion House, four doors from
her late stand over the dry goods store ofMessrs.
NJ. A. s. L. Levy, where she is receiving aud
opening her ale Northern purchases, embracing
great variety of beautiful goods with The latest
Partisan fashions, which will also be opened in
a lew days. She solciss her customers and The
public generally to visit her new place OF bust
ness Oct. is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17
FTNC CapN FOR SALE

FINE FARM FUN SALE.
THE Subscriber Offers for sale his desirable
i FARM, on the North River, seven miles
South east OF Lexington, and eight from The James
River Canal; generally kne eGo as aARI ~ :
BOTTOM, and containing 900 ACRES Or
BOTTOM LAND. Any further description Is
deemed unnecessary, as those wishing 10 purchase
such farm will Of course eIa mine for themselves.
MI Tinsley, who lives on the farm, will show it 10
all who desire 10 view it, The subscribers I'D
dress is Lynchburg, Va.
Sept 26-cSt w NJ. a. Rclp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

TIMBER WANTED.
"ANrED, at the Peniten,iary, Slaves and
w Heading tor -four barrels; Also, Save and
Heading Billets tor which The best price will b
given. Oct Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-17

STRONG SHOES, FOR SERVANTS.
WE have in store, and are anuiacturing.
w Superior Shoe, suitable for servants, male
and female. Also, a good stock OF prime Rich
mond made BROGUES-the very best-wilh
heavy double soes and the upper leather prime
We ask farmers in want OF superior Shoe 10
call and examine our stock.
Octl3 PUTNEY & WATTS.