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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16
Champagne Wine.

This wine takes its name from the Province
in which it is made. II takes much labor to
prepare it from the juice of the grape suitable
for market. |, COSTS much money for bottles
and corks, many of The former breaking during
fermentation. Ten per cent. breaking is no.
regarded as loss, because the wine is con-
sidered better and rises in proportion.
NJ. Jaqueson, wine merchant of Chalons
sur Marne, it is said has cellars in which he
fermen,s his wine, more than mile in extent.
He alone psys for corks yearly $4,000, which
is $4,000 more than the salary of the President
of the United states. What all the wine mer-
chants Of the Old Province of Champagne pay
for corks would defray The salaries Of Presiden,
and Congress and what all the wine growers
of France employ for that purpose. would pay
all the expense of the government, including
the Mexican war.
A bottle of this wine in the Province Of
Champagne can be bought for about 40 cents
Now the jolly fellows of the United States
they ge, The bes, of this wine to drink. Why
shouldn't they! The following facts will show
them the chance they have of drinking pure
wine. With ticket prize can be calculated
on with more certainty, than the purchase of a
bottle of the wine pure from the vintage, in this
country.
There are 80 ,oOo, 900 of bottles of false
champagne every year sen, to Russia, about as
much more is sent 10 England, and fully equal
TO that quantity to The United States. There
is company in Paris, who make natural cham
payne wine. They take poor chabIis, for in
stance, sweeten j, with candy, refine it, and
then pass i. through an apparatus which char
ges II with carbonic acid gas, and in fifteen
minutes ii is ready for the market,
Immense quantities are also made from cider,
by The employment of all sorts of drugs, and in
England grea, deal is made from gooseberries
aud The stalks OF rhubarb 1t is no. so good as
the genuine, but nine out Of len Of those who
drink can't tell the difference and j, will make
them just as drunk, and give them the same
horrid head ache, and why then is il not just
as valuable! True, some poisonous drugs are
sometimes used in the fabrication, bu. none,
perhaps, worse than alcohol.
The annual production Of France in this ar
iicle Of Champagne wine, is about 5oooo,o 900
bo,Ies. The annual consumption Of the world
in the same time, is 300, 600, 600, so that $780,
o0o, 900 of false wine goes down somebody's
throat, is clear case.
AtCampania, in Italy. the vintagers, ills said,
let themselves TO pick the grapes from the trees
over which the vines grow, on condition that if
,hey fall and are killed, their employers pay the
funeral expenses. If such an agreemen, was
made by The drinker with the vender of wine
in the United States, the trade would be any
thing but profitable e-N Newark Advocate.
We were much amused few days since
with ln,le boy, upon whom his mother was
|infic,ing personal chastsenent.-" Give me
two or three cks more, mother, dohi think
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16

II 10 said that in Arkansas three story
house means a pig-siy on the floor, aeas in
the bed, and row of fowls resting on a stick
above.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16

We were much amused few days since
with Illtle boy, upon whom his mother was
.infictng personal chastisement-" Give me
two or three licks more, mother, doh't think
can behave we'll yet" Fact!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16
Published by Theodore Schoch.

TERMS-Two dollars per annum in advance-Tuo dollars
and quarter half yearlyand before the end OF
the year. Two dollars and half Those who receive their
tor will be charged 81 l2 cents per year extra
No papers discontinued until all arrearaees are paid
nj the option of the Editor.
nTAdyersemens not exceeding square tsixeen nes)
will inserted three weeks for dollar and enty-ve
cents for every subsequent insertion The charge and
insertions the same liberal discount made yearly
advertisers.
UTAu letters addressed TO the Editor postpaid.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-03-16

Gen, Kearney has passed on TO the South
probably under orders for Mckee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
MERCHANDISE.
G. o. SCOTT & CO.,

Fumrille, Prince Edward County, Virginia,
RE prepared to offer TO their customers anu '1 ~
"A public generally new and well selected s.oe nS g
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOoDo,
and large stock of GROCERIES, wn VIM. ,. tn.y
pledge themselves 10 sell al the lowest halAes IN.
They respectfully invite their old customer, aa ,mc
public generally give them call. lhe. Ev,,is
prisrs every article usually kept In stores d.
and consists in part of the following md css,i.
Extra black French aud English Cloths anu o"'''
meres ,,
Cashmere Merino and Satin VeslinSs
Ksrseys, i.inseys, Kentucky Jeans
Satinets heavy Wool Cloths
White, red and yellow Flannes ,,,a.
Rich Dress Silks, Cashneres and Moussehho'
Oregon Piaids, rich figured Aoyones
FouIard and Glaca Silks ,c.,.
Plain and satin striped mode cooiea Cashuoios
French and English Prints
Mohair Changeable Lustres
Gloves, Hosiery in great variety
Black Lace Capes, Collars. Laces, Edgings
Ribands-all kinds
Gentlemens Fancy fIandkerchlels, Scaris, &c
Iiish Linens, Table Damask
Brown and hleached DOmestcs
Blankeis-all kinds
Heavy Blankets, for seIsants-together win gene
raj assortment of Hardware and Cutlery Call and see
c. O. SCOTT & CO,
nr,9-cvow Garner below Farmers Bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
Eresh SuunIieS Of Goods.

Opposite the Banks, Main Street, Richmond, Va
Has on hand, and is receiving large and ge-
neral assortment OF all the articles in his line OF
business, and he respectfully invites the attention
of the public 10 his Stock OF Goods as offering
every inducement TO them 10 purchase, on the
score Of economy, and the superior quality OF ms
materials.
Amongst his Stock OF Goods may be found the
following assortment, which he will offer TO the
public on the best terms.
GUNS AND FOWLlNG 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
Duelling, pocket betand travelling Pistols
Selt-cocking, gle and six barrel revolving Pis-
tolls
uun, Ride and Pistol Powder Flasks
Double and Single Shot Pouches and Belts
Split and Plain English and French Percussion
Caps
Sportsmens Liquor Flasks and PocIetTumb!ers
English, American and Scotch Gunpowder
Dog Calls, Collars, Whips, Chains and Couples
Hun,smen's Blowing Horns and Bugles
Wash Rods, Shot Chargers, Cap Primers, Oil
Cups, Balls
Patent Gun Wadding Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
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 10 execute all kinds Of Repair
ing eIpe6tiously, in the neatest and most durable
manner, and al such prices as will make ittothe
interest OF the public 10 favor him with their pat
ronage. September 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
Fresh Fall and Winter
& O q ID S.

WE have received by the packets Pocahonas and
w Marietta Burr, from New York, very large ana
choice assortment of Goods adapted TO FAN safes, puI
chased with cash, and al great reduction from las.
years prices They are now arranged, and onefed u.
wholesale and retail very cheap, for cash. ihey are va
part enumerated below:
Extra super black and assorted French and American
Cloths
Extra super fancy colored, plain striped and plaid
CaSsimeres
Tweeds, Cloths, Cassimeres and Doeskins
Merino, cashmere. Valen,ia and s@ansdown pestings
Plain and figured silk, satin and velvet VestinGs
Superfine medium and low priced Satinets
Kentucky Jeans; plain, twiled and fulled Kerseys
Plaid Lnseys; Tartan aud Circassiau Piaids
Superfine, fine and low priced Finnnes-all coors
Whitney, rose, twilled and Dutfl Blankets
Brussels, three ply and ingram Carpetng
Extra, medium aud low priced Rugs and Mats
Super mode coored Cashmeres and french mel'hos
Silk striped brilliantine and changeable l-ustres
Oregon Plaids, Tampico Stripes and Madonna Piaids
Assorted colored, silk striped and plaid Alpacas
Mohair Lnsres, Gala Plaits Mlanese fiaids
Black Bombazne, Barege and Mousseiine de Lane
Super mode coloIed and printed Cashmerss ana
Mousselines
Rich plaid and striped Silks, and Foulard silks
Grape, thihet cashmere, Turkerie and p'aiu Shawis
Extra heavy Gro de Rhine and satin Shawis
Embroidered Needlework and tamboured Capes ana
Collars
Thibst mohar, cashmere and Moravian Hose
Ladies' and misses silk, silk and cotton Hose
Silk Frinees Gimps Cords, Braids and Buttons
Grass cloth, Victoria, Marsees and corded SKifts
Bonnet can and assorted Ribands-all widths
French. English and American Prints and Ginghanis
Thread and Lise Laces, Edginss and lnsertlngs
Swiss cambria and bobbin ditto-very cheap
Table Damask, Diaper, Napkins and Table Cloths
3D. "A, 3d. 1914 and IL linen and cotton snee,lne
Embroidered. hemstitched and tape bordered Hand
kerchiefs CO., ,,.
Ladies, black and assorted colored Gloves and Mtts
"a, IA, sd and Cd brown and bleaehed Domestics-
cheap r.,;.a
with variety of other Goods, which we are prepared
10 sell a, prices below what they have ever been oere'
at before. VALENTINE, bREEuEN W.,
Ssntscst No PIT, Broad street. Shockoe Hill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
MONDAY, OCTOBER ., 1913.
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
William j. SWOrds'S.

No. Dps, BRoAD STREET, SuocKcE Hill,
Sign of the Dry Goods Bon.
D ECElVEO, and ready for sale, large as
IL sortment OF Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
consisting in part as follows:
FOR LADIES.
TaEpico Stripes, rich Chameleon Silks and
Satin Turques, &c.
Wide black Gace and Gros D'Rhne Silks,
for Visites, Manlilas, &c.
Silk Broche, Cashmere, S,radella, Basket and
other styles of Shawls
Hosiery, Gloves New Style Linen Cambria
Handkerches
Mourning Handkerchefs
French Needle Worked Collars, Crochet do.
Ribbons, Flowers, Ffinses, Gimps, Buttons,
&C., &C., &c.
FOR CHILDREN.
Polka Goats, Hoods, Caters
Hose, Gloves, Handkerchieis
Plain and fancy Morocco Bells, &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Cloths, CaSsimeres, Vesibgs
Neck and Pocket Handkerchefs
Gloves, Hose. Suspenders, Collars, Sc.
FOR SERVANTS.
Linseys, kersevs, Blankets &c.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Periumery Soaps, Beads
Clasps, Tassels, Spool Silk
Nail, Too,h, Hair and Shoe Brushes
Combs OF all kinds, with variety Of other ar.
ticles, too numerous 10 mention.
ALSO,
ga 10 1874 brown and bleachcd Shiltings and
Sheetings
Oznaburgs; red, green, white and yellow Elan.
nels
Bed Tick, Binding, Table and Towel Diaper
Irish Linen, Pillow Case Linen, &c.
II The above Goods have been purchased al
unusually low prices, and will be sold low for
cash. The ladies, and public generally, are re.
spectfully solicited 10 call at
WILLIAM ]. SWORDS'S,
l25. Broad street,
Oct , Sion nf The Dry Gnnds Box
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03

NO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say whntthey can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No. so. Sept. 9Th:
40 81 Al 60 3 70 SIS 8 II 80 36 So 10
Ticket Nos. SO Al, prize OF 5000. sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery, Glass SIS:
81 80 / % 46 as So 90 81 7.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS 10000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-Leesburg. No. Sc. Capitals $40, 200,
10 0OO, 900, $780, lbs, 10 of 800, 10 of OOO &c
rs Nos, IL drawn Tickets So; halves So; ars a5.
3O,I46 DOLLARS! 10 Of 5000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. 81. captals:-s30,-
lao 10 Of 5000, 10 of3OO0, 20 Of OOO &C 70 Nos, l3
drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarlers , 50.
20 600 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-Sussex, No. 90. Capitals: SCI 900,
5UUO $780, Las 2,O0O 10 of $40, 10 of $50, 10 Of
l,UOO &C. 10 Nus, IL drawn. Tickets S.; halves !
5O;urs. | 25.
1850 DOLLARS! 2.4O4 DOLLARS
FRIDAY-Monongalia, No. 81. CapiiaIs:-sl3,5G $50,
2,4o4 of 900, &c TT Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81;
halves >; quarters |.
Orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages ahd
single Tickets in all the Lotteries VIII be promptly at
tended 10, and drawings sent when requested Please
address ordersto N. SITUATION,
Oct2 Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
AUCTION SALES
TRENTON MILLS AND OTHER PRO-
PERTY FOR SALE

~
virtue OF tie two following deeds II trlst etecu.
-. eu ~ me, rs Trustee, one by rrter Jackson and
's we, bearing date tie 18th Iay al Nayru-
pe, ,o',, anu inc other by the said Pete! Jackson
ua,e w "ei dly OF May. 1915, both az record
10 TIE { erk's Office pi III. ,onn,v =, r,,r,ha,r,nJ
shall, Tor certain purposes IN sad dec, mentioned ~
ier ioi SAFE, nj public aIcnn, upon The premise. on
the I'm day of November, l5is that valuable NtI,o.
property lying upon tie watrIs oil Randnoh (,r.rL in
Inc county Of Cumberland, commonly called III. I'm
Ton Mills. aud Tract oil Land INCLUDING m. AIM
rnhd supposed u contain ai acres, thereto attached
There Is upon the property every building necessary
Tor the accommodated o! family and aIso convent
ent Store house, IN which mercantile business IN.
ntti conducted Tor many yrars, being Of best
locations Tor 4 merchant IN the county.
IN addition 10 The manufacturing MilI, thc-e Is MISC a
Grist ana saw Mil, with d good custom.
The MIl House and biili Dam are built Of rock and
the supply OF water believed be the best The conn.
". 10 those desiring Ia connect The mercantile and
WhS DnslnrsS, such IN opportunity for invest
rarely presents Itself Purchasers are invited
ahllfc The property for themselves.
~ the same time and place. will offer for sale the
ionoWins valuable Negroes conveyed In The firet
Toned deed Of trust, Wit: Peter John Henry Niliy
Martha and Levi and all Of The stock of Horses, Cows,
&C., aud household and Kitchen Furniture belonging
TO The said Peter Jackson
On the succeeding day. will proceed 10 SELL at pub
nc auction upon the premises, the interest Of the said
refer Jackson IN two Lots in the oil Cartersyir
also conveyed IN The first mentioned deed upon which
on reasonable terms.
Acting rs Trustee, OF course convey only such title
az vested IN me by the deeds aore said which, how
ever, IS believed TO be unquestlona5e.
TERMS OF SALE-For the Real Estate one.third
cash. the balance in equal annual instalm@nts re.
cured by bonds, and deed Of trust upon The property
For the Personal Property, cash Will ne required
Oct 3-c~ids ID IRVING Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
Imp0rtant Notice.

A NEGOTIATING change in my business
4 before The next fall, SHALL from this day,
nroceed 10 sell off the whole ut my stock OF Sea
sonabe Dry Goods, comprising one OF the mos,
excessive and varied assorlmens now IN The city.
Nv customers are invited 10 send in their orders,
o. come themselves, as early as may be COVE
nien. They may supply themselves upon the
usua time.
For cash, great bargains can be had in The fol-
living des. riptions OF Goods:
Thirty cases OF the newest and handsomest
Fall Styles
Five hundred pieces OF Flannels, of all colors
and styles
Ten cases OF Bleached Domestics
Thirty bales OF low Brown Domeslics
Five cases OF Plaid Linseys
An extensive stock of Broadcloths
Several packages Black and Colored Thread
Every style oil Irish Linens
A large stock of Black Cambrics
While and Checked Cambrics
Silk and Cotton Handkerchets
Shswls, of all kinds
Heavy Negro kerseys and Planes
All kinds Of Negro Blankets
A good stock OF Apron Checks
All prices Of Bed Tickngs
A very large stock Of Buttons for all purposes
And, in short, general and desirable assert.
mept, 10 which all buyers who desire good Goods
al prices that must be satisfactory are invited.
Oct Q D. II. LONDON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
papMvIILE PROPERTY FOR SALE

PURSUANT 10 the provisions of 4 deed Of trust, exc
/ currd 10 the subscriber by Thos. A. Morton, on the
o3d day of June 1912, and recorded in The clerks Of
ee Of the County Court OF Prince Edward Tor certain
nurposrs therein mentioned shall, on the 9Th day Of
december sell To the highest bidder, for cash, two
lots numbered and IN the plan Of said toxin, hav-
inp leo feet front Main street, running back 40 ret
and fraction and las feet on back street and ~
feet on street On the premises are IN excellent
dwelling house, al present occupied by Dr. James Lyle,
and convenient out houses On the corner OF me iot
on Main street Is single house. two sioTles heh, the
lower story occupied by VIM Willis as confectionery
and the upper by DR.. Lyle a. Doctor shop. on inc
cross street good factory buildings and stables and on
the 10, Ia an excellent, Vegetable Garden This proper
~ ia very d.sirabe-suated In the most business part
,.n"ys hn,idings ANY person DESTROYS OF purchasing
"a ~ vi,.d IN examine the property. The sale Will take
nar in 'front.' Of the Eagle Hotel The ti,ie TO said pro
,rv believed 10 be uagrrsiionabe; but acting as
tm.irr / shall only convey snch as Is vested in by
the deed Aforesaid. Va. Z. rLoCfnof,
S.nt l9-etd3 Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LOTTERIES.
La nm bert's d III &C,

On Fourteenth Street., under The Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respe cifuly informs his friends
i and the public In general, that he has commenced
the business OF Lottery Broker In the office ton l1lh
street, underth Exchange Hoiel,) formerly occupied
by D. NJ. iloyt. and recently by E. b. Pendleton.
TODAY.
TUESDAY-The Va. Leesburg Lottery, Glass 50,
drawing expected Tuesday evening Capitals: $50 O0o,
10000, 5000, $500, 265. 10 Of 500, 10 of O0o Sc
rs Nos, - drawn. Tickets S.; halves 50i qrs. 20
WEDNESDAY-Iiandsom Scheme The Delaware
State Lottery Class No. 81. Capitals: 1901 10 oil
$780, 10 Of 1000 90 of 0Go, &c. ~ Nos, Is drawn
Tickets $40; halves 5; Qrs. so.
THURsDAY-Thc Sussex county Delaware .n Lotto, ,e
ry Glass No GO. Capitals: sa0,0OO 600, oVO sif'
2O00 10 of $780, 10 or $50, 10 OF OOo SC 20 Nos'
l2 drawn. Tickets SIS; haves2 SO; lrs. -.
FRiUAY-The Virginia Mononealia Lottery, Class
No. 81. Capitals: Sl3563, e,4O4, OF l,0UO, &C %
Nos, la drawn. Tickets 81; halves . quarters !.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex county
(Delaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. lGO Caplais:-
s5O0O 1900 OO0 &c. rs Nos, Is drawn Tickets 81;
halves 50 cents; quarters IS c.
1c- Orders for packages, certificates oil packages
single tic kets or shares the nb0ve in any of Maui
nv & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day. prices varying from 81 to $40 for
will receive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
Nos, Exchange Place Richmond Va.
~ Recollect No. 3-sThsre's luck in odd numbers,
.,va Rory O'More,, Ocla
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
EDUCATION.
University OF pennsylvania,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
eSSI0N OF lS4S-,to


TIME Medical Lectures will Commence nm Mo,1,v
i the 10Th day Of october, and b. deliver. i mude,
the following arrangement:
Thrnry and Practice OF Medicine, BY NATHANIEL
Anaton,,, hy WILLIAM L. iinRNER, MD
hInlrrin sledca and Pharmacy, by GEORGE n
WOOD, NJ. u. moan,
Surgery, by WILLIAM Gib.OY, ND.
Obstetrics AMI The Diseases Of Wuiisn and ,,biIr.r
by HUGH l.. HODGE, NJ ID.
Institutes of Medicine, by SANI. JACKSON. N. D.
Clinical Instruction a the Pennsylvanja Uo.oi,, nv
GEORGE n. IL UOp, VI. d., on Med cine and GEO
W. NORRIS NJ. d., IN Surgery, twice n week
Uenonstrariyr Instruction In Medic ne and suroerv
twice week by the Professors ofthe Medical PncuItv
assisted nv w. w. GERHARD, 81. d. and HENRY i
SMITH, VI. ID.
Preliminary Lectures will be deIve ed daily from III.
% To The 18th OF Ocnher, Inclusive.
The rooms for Practical Anatomy v m bs onrn from
October lsl 10 IN. end Of March ensuing JnfN
NELL, Nj. D., Demonstration.
Amount of Fees for Lectures in The University slO5
Matrculaticn Fee paid once only,) S
Hospital Fea, 10
Practical Anatomy, 10
Graduating Fee, 30
w. Il. HOMER, M. D.
Dean OF tha sedcal Faculty.
1856 Chestnut Street, above Thirteenth
onposte The u. :. Mint, PhilasIuhia.
Aupusf | H-rOl,lCl.lb
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No ICE.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
u a u "A 4 IL A..

NOIICE.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of 9Th
March, lsiT:
addition To the Of three dollars called for five dol
lars, payable The first day Of each Of The months o
March, April, May, August, September, October and
December, and ten dollars the frat day al each Of
the months of June July and November, each share.
Subscribers in Augusta will pay in the Bank II
Stauniun in ilhemarlr, in the Bank al Charlottesville;
and those in Richmond in the Bank oi Virginia, Ia the
credit oil the Louisa Railroad Company. Puneualhy is
important nil DC due each instatat u not
pad. by order Of The Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Beaver Dam Depot. Feb 22--ctIIecl
To THE PUBLIC.
THE Tavern, Storehouses Land, SC, al New Kent
Court house for sale till the frs, Of October. and
sideation. Ii rented subject 10 the above pri
vilrg..
The tract OF land contains about 500 acres, mostly IN
wood The cleared land Is productive in all The crops
suited 10 our climate, and The Tavern affords a fine
market for thenl-especally lis large new and commo.
dous stable, with "a stalls, and ample carriage room
Thi. building was finished in 1872, and covers $3.50
souare feel Ths location IL agreeable and heailhinl
in 4 thriving neirhhGrhOoi-with every advantage Of
supplies in Fish, Oysters Crabs, Wild Ducks and We
nison Ia be had trir season. al the door, as they
pass on To Richmond. VenIson may hs had on the
farm. Distance from Richmond thirty miles, from FL
than twelve and from Williamsburg thirty, directly on
the route of the proposed Ethan Railroad, aud one and
half from Cumberland, on the River Terms accom-
modafing Applyt
ID CHRISTIAN, New Kent Courthouse,
G " BaSSErT, old Chuich, Hanover. or
SUTTON & WINSTON, Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03
Private Boarding.
MRS. DOCTOR CLARK can accommodai

Iva comfort six young ladies', who may wish to attend
any OF the Schools ofthe city, with board.
Her house is pleasantly situated on franklin street
between fifth and sixth, just half square below Rev
NJ. D. Hoge's and mr. stevens seminaries II Is also
very near Mrs. Kingsford, Mrs Drew, and the Misses
Forbes.
Parents and guardians assured that every aten-
ton will be paid the health and comfort of their
daughters and wards that they could receive a. home
Any number Of testimonials will be given II required
TERMS-2200 for tho scholastic year-one half In ad-
vance, the rest at the end of five months.
Oct 3-d&cimt