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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-29

TWENTY THOUSAND IMPORTED
RQOIS

rs,!E subscribers have received, and offer for sale,
L twenty three different kinds Of tn very choicest
and best Grapo Vine Roots, from the best Nurseries IN
France. They aTe in fine order. aud We will graran-
lee them 10 be SUCH rs We represent them 10 be-lor
which we have In our possession certificates of the
highest authority In France, endorsed by lie United
States Minister In Paris.
Tine collection consists OF Chasselas, F;ankeT,al,
Raisin De Ia Paisf,inr, GfGs GAMER II Gantal. Malaga,
Muscat, Pcrle Blanche, Curnicnons, Piaau, Chadrn-t,
Moriion, Grrme, Pan, De Cote Dor, BaInas, B0udaies,
Plant de Jui;itt, &C., &c.
Mr ficho; he.s leave 10 slate. That, after ten years
of ar-ri-nce and study Of ih= Climate and soil Of the
United StI;es--pIinciiallv the Stale nf Virginia, having
been Z, resident IN this s;at- inr The iisl c;cht years,-
mud having devoted al this time 10 the cultivation Of
the grape vine, The result q! his experience J., that Ibis
branch Of a-riculture is infaliinle IN this State, II pro-
per,y cultivated. lie has, IN his selection nj Tho grippe
root, had reference Ia the soil &C The United S!atrs;-
suitable for rich ground. poor high land, and gardens.
Mrssrs. +. and u. will give full instruction In %rnrcha-
scrs fol The planting and cultivation Of The grape
PICiiOT s. H~'ESCAYRAE,
Store under The Odd Fellows Hall.
~ Orders also received, by mail or otherwise. ny
PALMER, Main Street, and 5. NJ. ZACHR!S-
SON, Broad STREET.
We subjoIn tie following certificate, kindly iurnish-
ed nv Monsieur lie Comte de Monthoion
hereby certify, That Nessrs Picot and HEscayrae,
of this place, have deposited in my office 4 ceftlhca'e,
duly signed and authenticated in France, 81 ihe growth
and genuincness OF twenty thousand vines, comprising
tweniythrre different kinds, therein described, ship
ned n them By Mr Cii-villion, q. Eontenay -hcsss,
near Paris. Said certificate cnn be seen al my once
by any one interested.
liz CGNTE ne MoNTHOLoS.
Richmond. Feb, IL. Isis. Feb. lS-dS
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SUMNER COURSE OF MEDIcAL INSTRUCTION

SUMMER COURSE OF MEDICAL INSTRUCTION
* RicHHosp, VirGisl..
A COMPLETE course Of Lectures and FIX
II amina.ions on the different branches of me.
dical science will bc delivered, as below, during
the interval OF The Writer lectures Of the Medical
Department OF uampden Sidney College.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, nj. d., Surgery and
Maleria Medica.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, M. d., Anatomy and PLY.
sioloey.
JAS. Il. CONWAY, NJ. D., Practice of Medicine
and Obstetrics.
s. MAUPIN, M. D, Chemistry.
The course will be commenced on the 2olh
April and continued to The 20ih October. II will
be illustrated by Medical, Surgical and ObsIeiri-
cal case, in The College lnfrnlary and Richmond
Aims House. Auscultalion and Percussion will
be practically taneh;, and the student made IA
miliar with the difficulties OF this important aid
10 diagnosis.
The admirable museum of the College and the
valuable collection of chemical apparatus, plates,
models and instruments will I've made subservient
TO the uses oflhe student, and free access may be
had 10 The libraries Of each Of the lecturers.
The dissecting rooms will be open 10 Students
free Of expense, aud experience has proved that
the study Of practical Anatomy may be prosecut-
ell during the entire summer, without inconve.
nisnce, by The application Of The anliseptic agents
now in use. The fees for the course amount 10
GO dollars. Application may be made TO any. OF
the lecturers. Feb. %
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NEW MiNUFACTURY.
SnSs, Fess,,ES sra1; seGcs.a.

TINE undersigned have entered INTO i'o-partrrtship
4 for the purpose OF conducting a SASH, BLIND
and DOOR M~ANUFACTORY. They arc situated
near Haxali's Mills, and are now prepared 10 receive
orders Tor work OF the above Description, which they
pledge themselves To do a. substantially. expejiuiously,
and an ms accommodating terms, as II can he done IN
The CITY OF richmond In addition 10 the usual ma
chinery, they have The new and uneqr'l.ef machine
invented By Mr.. Jesse Leavens, OF .0,.ngheld, Mats-
lVrb the best workmeI and materials, they are conn
dent of giving entire satisfaction. They intend keep
ing constantly on hand a good supply Of sash, Of the
Ia business, they hope 10 m,rri, and receive 4 iib5:al
share oil patronage frum The community o! Richmond
and the surrounding colntry. They inviic a call fioIn
MI who wish 10 examine or p%urcha.e.
Having the exclusive right IN use Mr.. Leavens' ma
chine in Virginia, we are prepared 10 sell town or eoun-
TO ,i.ht. JOSEPH STEBBINs,
Ian. aG-deoSctf CHARLES ELLIS.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Sunday morning, February 9Th, LOUISA,
wife Of Charles DER, IN the a2d year of her age. after
lingering Illness, which she bore with Christian forti-
luie.
copy.
Died, in Brunswick county, on the Sd January, Capt.
John WYCHE; and, on the 30th, the only son Of his
la,, marriage, JOHN D. WYCHE, an intelligent youth,
10 The l4th year Of his age.
Also, in the same county, on the 9Th January, Mr..
WILLIAM SEYMOUR.
Also, in the same county, on the 93d January, Dit.
RICHARD EDMUNDS.
Ala, on the 3ist of the same month, In the same
county, JOHN MANNING, Esq.
Also, at his residence, near Powelton, In the same
eonBty. on the 10th February, Mr.. GEO. E. TAYLOR
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SCHEMES FOR aiARCD, 1913.
$4,000 DOLLARS! i3.GCGi 10000

IL Dawn Numbers out Of %.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 10, Tor 1913, u be drawn
IN AleIaldril on Saturday, the 9TH March. Magnificent
Scheme s35 ,nr0, l3,Uth, ~ ,nJU. 5,GCu. $3.50, 5000,
2,Gs9, 900, 2D of 800, ~ Of fI0, 90 OF 800, 40 Of 300,
&c. Tickets SIS; halves 7 50; quarters 3 IS. A Ger.
t6ca,. oia package nf u wiinie Tickets VIII be sent
for Sl20 --st:ares IN proportion.
G0,o3G DOLLARS!
Virginia State Lottery, Class 30. II, for 1913, Ia he
drawn nj Alexandra, on Saturday, the lllh of March.
Magnificent scheme . prizes Of S30, D;in, . OF IL 900, .
Of .rju, : Of J,aGO, , OF 3,a26, 10 Of l,5,U, 10 OF POO,
~ al 800, ~ of 3Dn, li0 If 4DG, &c, SC. Tickets SO;
halves s; quarters . 50. A certificate ola package OF
p whole Tickets will be sent for Si2O-siarrs in pro.
portion.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLhRSi
vir,inia State Lottery. Glass No. u, for 1913. 10 he
drawa at Alexandria on saturday, March IL. - drawn
Nos. ID each package Of Tickr;s. Splendid Scfemr:
$4,000, 10000, 5,ut0, $500, 1850, a,poJ, 10 uf I $50, Is
&c d0p, &C. Tickets $40; halves ); quarters . 80. 4
certificate Of 4 package OF % whole Tickets only 800
slares In proportion.
S5S,s23 DOLLARS! 1859 DOLLARS!
Virginia Stale Lottery, Glass No. l2. for 1913, TO he
drawn al Alexandria, on Saturday, March 25;h. 7s
No. ~Lnitcry-l3 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme -
SO .S23, %, 5a9, II ,7Gi, , et5.Og), 9 Of 4. 600, , of 3.UU0, .
of :, Gl2, 100 of l 900, Us Of $40, &C. Tickets SIS:
halves Z 50; auari.rsa -. a certificate Of a package
Of a5 whole Tickets vii. be sent for SlsD-shares IN
proro'iion.
AlseraI discount, on package sales. Frizes cashed
AT si.It.
rr For packages or single Tickets in thr above, or
In smaller Schemes which are drawing ~daiiy-capitals
from 81, 900 10 s2J, GOA. ami Tickets from 81 to sad
dress W.. DlG6Lk, hicbinund, va.
RI 90
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CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES
AND
R q e q

j. Shop, on l7ih Street, near Seabruoks' Ware
house, Coaches, Cbariolees, Barcuches, for one
or two horses, Buesies, with and without tops,
Rockaways and Sulkies, all OF my own manu-
%tacture, of The best materials and workmanship,
latest fashion and most convenient and subs,an-
lial manner; also, many second hand Carriages,
Charrio,;ecs, Barouche,, Buggies and Sulkies,
all OF which l will sell on the most reasonable
,erms,a aud respectfully solici! a call from those in
want OF such articles before buying elsewhere
All articles in the Carriage line made 10 order
in The shorles, lime, best manner and most moder-
ale terms. MlCAJAH MANGUM.
Feb 4-d&cGIn.
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WHn, ElMriey7s dssssca.
NO. iOi EAST MAIN STREET, R;etmord
lS Virginia.
SCHEMES FOR MARCH, ls4s.

SCHEMES FOR MARCH, ls4s.
$4,000 DOLLARS! l3,000l 10000!
IA Drawn Numbers out of 70.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10, for 1919, 10 be drawn
In Alexandria,, on Saturday, March 9Th. Magnificent
2.is9. 1000. ~ of ! ,GG0, ~ Of coo, 20 Of iCn, 40 nj $40.
&C. Tickets SIS; halves : 81; quarters 3 Is. A cer,i.
fitate Of n package Of rs Tickets vii. bu sent for sl2D-
shlfes In proportion.
10000 DOLLARSl
Virginia State Lottery, Class No. II, for 1893, IL be
drawn ut Alexandria on Saturday, March nth. Splpn.
did scheme: , prizes Of S30, OH0, 2 Of Io, 900, ? Of 900,
3Oof $40, la0 of an0. &C. Tirkets slu; halves 5; quar-.
teis2 50. A certificate Of Il package o. 81 whole Tick
ets Sl20-s1asss IN proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARSi
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No. II, for is4s, 10 he
dnwn 1t Alexandria On SATURDAY., Starch 18Th. CT No.
L~,iery-l3 Drawn Ballots. Giaud Scheme: s3p. DU9,
10000, 5000, 800, 2,GSo, 1900, 10 Of ,0dD, Is Of 200,
&c. Tickets $40; halves ;; quarters = 81. A csr,iii-
Gaze Of n package Of ~ whole Tickets only sl1O-
shires IN proportion.
5Ss23 DOLLARS! . .529 DOLLARS!
Virginia State Lottery, Class No. IL, for ls48, to he
drawn n Alexandria on Saturday, the 2jth March. Is
drawn Nos. in each plckaee Of 2j Tickets. Grand
Scheme s5S,s2l. 81, 52a, IL ,76i, , Of 1000. = Of a. coo.
1icseIr SIS; halves Z &c; quarters ) e5. A certificate
Of { pacaage Of &c Tickets sl61-shares in proportion.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets Tor sale by
WM. HURLEY. Richmond, Va.
ORDERS for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and shares, IN any Of the above Schemes, addressed 10
The Undersigned, viii receive Tho most prompt atten-
ti"n, and an Account Of each drawing forwarded Is
soon IS il is received. WV. HURLEY.
Schemes, see dali advertisement.
Eel. s. w. HURLEY
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no RuII.DERS

THE Board of Directors of The Eastern Lunatic Asy-
4 lum, in Williamsburg, viii receive sealed propo.
sails until The Goth April, 1913, for the construction Of
two brick buildings each three stories high, with a
basemen;-the one 90 fee, By 80, and the other 95 feet
by 10-the Directors reserving the right TO reject all
the proposals, il il he found that IN. loves: will exceed
the amount appropriated for this ohj.ct-althoush they
have little doubt that IL will be adequate TO meet any
reasonable proposal.
A description OF The buildings and the specifieat.onso Of
the contract will be exhibited to any one desirois 10
bid by Philip J. Barziza. at the Asylum. on and after
the LIST April. no NJ
Williamsburg, Feb. -, Is4s.-etApls
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w. w. Dahney.

uAVING associated with him John ]. VIE
IL son, will hereafter conduct The GROCERY AND
BUSINESS under The firm and style Of
& WILSON, they intend 10 keep at
all times a we'll selected stock Of family Groceries,
10 which they respectfully solici! a call from their
friends and The public generally, as they are de-
10 sell low for cash on the usual lime TO
p%unclual customers. Each partner will give his
attention 10 The sales of all kinds OF pro.
duce entrusted TO their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN J.. WILSON.
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LAST NIGHT,
AT THE EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM.
Grand instrumental Concert,
BY THE
STEYERMARKISCHE MUSICAL CON-
PANY, Consulting Of Nineeen Persons.
THIS Company beg leave respectfully TO an
nounce, that their second and last Concert
will take place THIS EVENING, (Tuesday,
29,h,) at the Exchange Concert Room.
PROG r A NJ M E.
PART ].
l Hungarian National March, Gungl.
Q Overture to Fra Diayolo, Aubcr.
8 "Every country has its charms"-Waliz
Strauss.
4 Aria ct Chorus, from "Nebuchadnezsar."
Verdi.
PART
S Pickpocket Quadrille, Cuxent.
6 Sounds from Home, GungL.
7 "Soire Chatterer," Grand Pot Pourri
Lanner.
PART 3.
8 Overture TO civilian Tell" Rossini.
9 "The Phes,er" Waltz, Lanner.
10 "Miner's Morning Statute"-Gallop, Fisher.
Tickels-One Dollar; children half price-to'
be had at the Music Stores, at the Exchange, and
at the door of the Concert Room. Doors open al
OF o'clock-Concert to commence at u.
Feb. 20-lt
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,,.c concluded BY again rendering his grau'
MI .onI;.I reception that had been extend
iuce -; "s.rino that TO hi, latest moment nc
% 70 .rer csr'i>b ,ais as the happiest visi, OF
bis lie. - h.ha,f or the Councils. brief
III. Mr. Nj. SIMPLY said tina, as the organ
E,e',". ..,nmen, Of Philadelphia, be gave him
ON. : That no more suitable occasion could
We h,cn selected Tor all eulogy upon Mr..
.en such as he had pronounced Than The
h.a- = which he stood-lhe Hall of lndepen-
1epce7 ...a s.,,,,,;on,
..,h ,he ~ci,izens Of Philadelphia Tor aUou, Two
son,s during which time his hand was shaken
W. ,nousands, no, only oil his wnpolilicai nlenuN'
mi III Young and old, rich and poor, OF all Pai'e''
ALMOST A FATAL ACCIDENT TO
urSRY CL.AY.-The sage of Ashland came
~ ~ meeting With q fatal accident on THURSDAY
.rsn;no Onr readers are aware maj ne - q
.,s., ot Mayor Swift. After he relirea 10 req,
,be servant instead OF stopping on me gas u ~
n.nal way. bkp 10 out, and then leil Tue ,oun Is
Things remained in this slate TIL nearly uaynsn''
when the worthy mayor was awaSeheo oy au IN
siderable smell of gas. He got up, dressed n,t ~.
eli. and his first thought was 10 proceed 70 sne
room Of MIR. Clay, TO see il all was risa' ' ans;
ue opened the door, and The room was SO nn.a ~
With Gas that it was with difficulty ne rusneu ~
,he window, and raised ii, so as 70 admit a cu,.
r,r, OF fresh air. With terror, ne glanced 'owaiuS
,Se bed. The clothes which covered ms oislih'
gnished CUES; moved slightly. The alarmed ma
yyor took courage, and exclaimed
nMr. Clay-Mr. Clay-are you alivef
ayes, my old friend, and ncrsr fen DETER !" my
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MARRIAGES..

M,.,;.a nm The 18Th February, by the Rev. Mt. Bag.
m, REM. r. RICHARDSON, OF Richmond, to
oy, IprTTIE ANN PURINGTON, of Louisa county.
"" VIII: and Republican requested TO copy.
Married. on the Goth February, at Sandy Level, In
Cumberland county, by The Rev. James Brown, Mr..
InR ACE TALLY, 10 i ISIS SUSAN TALLY, oil Of
Cumberland, va.
IL Whis requested to copy.
Married, in Norfolk, on the 23d February. by the Revl
ar Cummin g, Or. NJ. P. WALLER, of williamsburg,
N Miss MARY, daughter Of Litteton w. farewell,
Fan of the former city.
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Houston, Texas.

Il A.. PALMER, late of Virginia.l AIIoa,rnt
II. AT LAW, having located al the above-nanea
place. win practise in the several Court. Of the seyen!h
judicial District, and in The Distrie. and unhea .'sass
Court, OF Galveston. He has been loI sne ms. wv
Letting OF lands In Texas, and has, BY close attention,
acquired a general and useful ) snq S.s;ass Of mi lh1 Land Ind
,aMs ' ns,h. STAT. II eutrusted TO his care, will receive
I'M nsomr, attention. Persons wishing TO buy ~orisell
lands viii do WE'LL to address him, at acaston; l'e1as;
W.. s;on> Tboma, F. Bocock, Washineton; Judge Da
r;.i Lynehbure; Judge Wilson, Lynehburs; General
Rhodes. CLERK OF Superior Court, Lynchbrrg; Branch
Worsham, Clerk of Superior and County Court, Prince
EDWARD; Rev. Moses D. Hose, tichmond; Rev. DR.
PLANE. Baltimore. Jan. s5-G2aw8cw2fn
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tuckcr AZ "A d Il 9 o n
GENERAL AGENTS.

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET. &c LEmAN's sUnLDISos,)
Fo,E doors North of Psnusy rahia Arsnuc,
gton
DEvERLY TUCKER and JOHN &. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for tho purpose Of piosecnt
ing claims Of all kinds before Congress and the seVerai
DEPARTMENTS OF the General Government.
Al communications, post paid, addressed 10 the
above. shall receive prompt attention
Reference Is given TO the following eent'cmen:-
Hon. George N. Dallas, Vice President; Hon J.Y. Ma
son, Secretary Of the Navy; Hon. R. ]. Wuiker, Secrs.
tary Of the Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, ). Supreme
Court; Hon. r. ". Hunter, Us Senate; Clement
Cox. ESQ.,, Georgetown, &C.
ar John E. Addison, Attorney at Law, Will continue
TO give personal attention TO business before the several
Courts OF the District Of Columbia, and the edJoinin:
counties OF Maryland and virginia. Jan. 9I-eIg
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MISCELLANEOUS
10 Contractors.

THE undersigned will receive sealed proposals until
~ O'Clock, on Friday, the 3lst day of March. ls4s,
Tor me erection OF two additional buildings at the West
efn asylum, at stannton. Plans and specifications
stth day Of March, 1913, and can b. seen IN application
to Thomas K. Blackburn, Architect, residing nj The
Asylum. The sum Of S3H,ND has been appropriated
for the erection ii these buildings. We are authorised
10 advance 81 600 To the contractor who undertakes
the Who!r, or a sum In proportion 10 the amount Of HIS
contract, on his entering into bond with security for
the faithful discharge cf his contract. The subsequent
payments will he prompt.
RoTEEr S BRooKE, }rxu
MICH. L. KINNEY,
Fab LTD
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FIVE FARMS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber proposes TO sell hrc Farms. contain
Z ing from three hundred 10 twelve hundred acres,
an situated In the county OF Nelson, aud lying within
from eight 10 twenty miles ofthe James River Canal
some with tine, and ali with good building ;-ail yalua-
bic as 10 soil ana location, and all being In a state Of
rapid improvement.
lie would respectfully invite purchasers 10 view the
lands, winch lie VIII tasr pleasure In showing; and he
thinks he can safeiy assure ihrHl, that he can offer pro
perty combining rs many inducements ~ purchase, IN
lie way Of health, sir.-tt. r'odurtiyentss, facilities
for transportation, AMI real r!ie7pneSs, AZ any 10 b..
found in the state.
STOCK and amyi- supplies can also H. bad u desired,
on moderate i-,m=, and pos trsIon wonl! hr given
mii-n IL might s.:t a purchaser 10 Lake H.:
He NAV be addressed AZ Lov nsston. Nelson county,
yi,oinia. CHRISTOPHER T. ESTES.
Eah Is-clnr.cr-
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MANAGERS OFFlCE.-D. PAINE &
vi CO., Richmond, Virginia.
This Day-S20, GOO, 90 Of 1900, 30 Of 1000,
&c. u Nos, II drawn. Tickets SIS.
Also, The Dollar Loltery-S4,0O 600. &c. IS
Nos, II drawn.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass SO:
20 81 Is So 50 II 80 GA SO 46 48 81 81 II % "a.
ORA IN Nos. of G.. Consolidated Lottery, Glass 9:
9 Is g. IL II Al 63 AZ IL IS So 81 so.
Feb. %
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NEGRO HIRING.

TIiOMaS II. T~aLiAFE3gD otfrr7 his service
i again 10 hts friends and The public generally ~
Hiring out Negroes Tor The ensuing year. Heta.es this
method of informing lhnsc wnD wish 10 employ htni,
tha. IL would be Advisable Ia inform hiaI As -a:!y a
they can. that he may have an opportunity OF getting
good homes. He pledges him--;i That rvr.: cSrrti"r
shall he used 10 obtain goct prices and .cGh homes.
and hopes that an experience II !l.:: ;aats viii entitio
him To 4 share 81 patronage.
lie wiz .sn Continue IL act - Gcra,al Agent Tor the
Renting on; If hun-r-, Collecting tit,u-, Sc, anf
hedges hlmsolfto spare no rSsrtion- t. render rntiiu
satisfaction 10 Al! who mst favor him with their hus'-
hess.
~oGhcr-C"rnsr Of Wall and Franklin STREETS.
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a q A q n

THE subscriber, intending to retire from The ;, re'" y
The Isl of March, 4 wholesale business, In the new
store next below M-ssrs. ~. w. & j.. J. Fry + Co., in
anticipation of which change, they have leased their
Sro,e No I43, Eagle Square, FOR I term Of years TO
Messrs. PARKER, BAYLY & NiMM0, who VIII
omen an entire new stock Of STAPLE and Fanny
DRY GOODS In all the month OF March, which VIII
he carefully selected with reference to a FASHION
ABLE RETAIL BUSINESS, and we take pleasure in
recommending them 10 orr retail customers ana the
public generally. BROOKS, BELL J. HUDSON.
Feb. 2i-dSctf
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Co 7':ssslnerslaED.

THE subscribers have associated themselves together,
under the name and STYLE of DaNDRloGE a
HART, at the old stand al ;. NJ. DhSDkiDGE, on
Broad street, nrar the Rishaioni, Ffed@iick.nuFg and
Potomac Railroad Depot. where they WI! arrpn gene
raj assortment nf Groceries They viii llSp intend 10
the selling Of grain, and all Kinds Of produce on com
MI, sion, hiring servants. or any business IN their Tine.
~ mutual attention - their business, they hopr TO So
cure the patronage Of iirir tGyn ana country friends.
whom they viii BE- always rsa.y - rrrvr 20 their 81
ti,faction, vita profii to themselves.
WM. G. CAMBRIDGE,
Feb. l0-clm /. H.. lihET.
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ETNA
Fire insurance COMPANY,
Of HARTFORD. CONN.

OF EIHlIFUNU OUNN.
AGENCY AT RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TBlS Company was Incorporated in The year
4 1918, with a perpetual charter and capital
OF $3.50, 900, and insures against loss or damage
by fire ON Dwelling Houses. Manufacturing Es-
tablishmenls, Household Furniture and Msr.
chandize in general, on The mos, favorable terms.
Any losses which the Company IN " sustain
on risques taken a, this Agency, will be adjusted
with promplilude and literally.
Application for insurance or renewal Of roli-
cies may be made TO the subscriber.
n. BALDWIN,
Eeh Oft Agent.
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN. WIN has Ind sonr exfe-
n tieurr IN teaching. AMI who l. qualified 10 teach
The Latin language, and the usual branches OF 4 good
English edncat:nn, wishes 10 obtain i situation ~
Teacher. lie will be satisfied with = salary Of 500
and board. lie is permitted u refer 10 Thomas Wal.
lace and r. f. Nash, Esis., Petersburg, and Messrs.
Sas, & wodhousr, Richmond.
Address \. X, box Sc, Petersburg, Virginia.
Ch y -npr
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Notice,

Notice.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN
READY MADE CLOTHING
Ersr offered in Richmond, vN be- touad al
f l. E e It's
Great Northern Clothing Mauufactory.
HAVING Just returned from New YORK with
II a full assortment 81 READY MA
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSINERES. &c;
and, in consequence oi The great improvement in
machinery, and The reduction of labor, | ain en-
ablcd TO sell at Is per cent. less than last Falls
prices. Therefore, those in want OF new and
fresh Ready Made Clothing, call al
FLEETS CLOTHING MANuFlcroRY,
l36 Main ST., 81 door tom 18th ST.,
Feb. % If Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-29
GOODIES MILL.

ON the 18Th of March, 1919, bring Chesierteld c"rr.
~ day, al the Court House Of said county. We ,hali
offer for sale. 10 the highest b oder, on I credit Of ono
aud two years, the Mil aud appurt~narcrs, in Chs
terfeld county, called Goodies Mili, /" belonging TO me
estates Of John b. Goode and Robert Condr, decca-rd,
near the residence ii Mack GooGe. The above -aie
viii be made hy us rs commissioners, und~' \ decree
uf the Circuit Superior Conrto f Law and thahre'y ir
Chesterfield county, made al ~" ia-t term ~ the case
OF Bate and al. -. Gondr's alminl-tIa toi, &c.
JOSEPH GOuDE, Commissioners
A.