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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-03-24
J. c.. SiiAFER & CO.,
vi F. n amt Taii0.s.

m0nd, W., mi !aie n BroadtclH y Y,
4 RE- now receiving ireif Spring Supp.y Of
n CLOTHS, CASSiUERES and rkST-
INGS, If 'hc iaes' qualities arJ attest lal;etn~,
together with a s%pirGtid assortment oi Fa'cy
Articles, such as Scaii>, Cla:als. Gloves, Gc.,
10 which they respectfully ingi:r h attention VI
their friends ard The public generally.
Theyh have also received their SPRING FASH
IONS, and are prepared 10 execute all orders
with which they may be favored, in the !aca stpe
and most Satisfactory manner.
Larch n dim
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SPRING SUPPLY OF
Hardware Cutlery. &c,

WAN LEW, SMITH & CO, are row re.
' ceiving per ships Emerald, Roscius and
Lytia, direct from the manufacturers in Egg.
land, their Spring supply oil FOREIGN HARD
WARE. CUTLERY, &c; and by recent arri.
walls a large and we'll selected Stock Of DOMES-
TIC HARDWARE, embracing every variety
and style of Goods adapted 10 the Virginia and
North Carolina trade. Toey respectfully solicit
a call from country merchants and others visiting
the city. VAN LEW, SMITH & CO.,
March 9-c3t No. "a, Main Street.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on The 10Th OF February, by the Rev.
William Pinkerton, Capt. WILLIAM NJ. WooDs
oi Nelson, 10 Miss MARrHA, daughter of the late
Charles A. Scott, ESQ., OF Buckingham.
Married, on Thursday, March Oh, by the Rev.
John Bird, Mr.. ALBERT P. goldman TO Miss
,l4RiA ELLEN, daughter Of Meredith Munday,
Esq all Of Essex Coucty, Va.
Married, on Wednesday, % instant, by Rev.
Levi D. Homer, MIR. ADyAH CHEArHIM, Jr TO
Miss MARY WooDsoS, eldest daughter OF Col.
Woodson w. Hancock-ali of Chesterfield.
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Hats Hats

BY ADAMS g. CO.'S EXPRESS.
PECEIVED this day, by Adams & Co.'S Ex-
IL press, another supply of those beautiful
Beaver and Moleskin HATS, OF The Spring
Style, which will be sold very low, al The Fash
ionable Hat and Cap Store OF
F. H. AMIDON,
No. 4 Exchange Block.
P.S. Country Merchants ale most respectful
lY solicited 10 call and examine my stock OF Bca-
yer, Molesain and Panama Hats and Caps, as
great inducements will be offered them Tor Cash.
F. H. A,
March % No. 4 Exchange Block.
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w. w. Ee:sbaacg,

"AVlNG associated with him John J. vii.
son. will hesca ter conduct The GRucsRy AID
Commission BUSINESS under the firm and siyic OF
DABNEY 81 WILSON, they intend to keep a,
all times a we'll selected stock OF family Groceries,
10 which they respectfully salici, a call from their
friends and The public generally, as they are de-
lermined 10 sci! low for cash on The usual lime 10
~punc,ual customers. Each partner will give his
personal attention 10 the sales u all kinds Of pro.
ducc entrusted 10 their care.
WILLIAM w. DhBNEY.
JOHN j. WILSON
Tan &
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SPLENDID STOCK OF
PIANO FORTES.

nRINKER &c MORRIS, Publishers and Booksellers,
- are receiving by every packet PIANO FORTES,
OF the latest and most elegant patterns, In rosswood
cases, from elk TO seven ociaves.
Our assortment is now The most commanding ever Of
fered in Virginia, and we have no hesitation In saying
that we offer inducements to purchasers never before
met with in this market. JUDGED, our prices are even
lower than instruments OF equal quality can be obtained
in the Northern markets. Our assortment embraces the
square Pianos manufactured by the celebrated H. Wor-
cester, of New York, aud the magnificent GRAND Pf.
AMOS and PIANINOS, manufactured by the renowned
Pianist, Henri Herr, Paris.
The superiority of the instruments We offer is Attest
cd b. the appreciation of numerous distinguished profess
sors and amateurs, both In The North and South.
We respectfully ask OF purchasers an examination Of
the above Instruments. March "a
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e. 2 d.

THE subscribers intend.n g 10 retire from the retail
hn.iness. and 10 Commences, under a new firm, on
The Ist OF March, 4 wholesale business, in the new
store next below Messrs. 4. W. E u. Fry 3 Co., In
anticipation of which change, they have leased their
store No ii3, Eagle Square f5fa term oi years 10
u--srs. Parker, BaYLY x NlMhO. who WIZ
cpen an entire new stock OF STABLE ana FaNCa
nay GOODS in all the month Of March, wren WIN
br carefully selected with reference TO a Fashion
ABLE RETAI BUSINESS, and We take pleasure IN
recommending them To our retail customers ana lne
public generally. BROOKS, BELL l. HUDSON.
Feb. 2l-dSuf
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GG-PaEaEersshdE,.

TINE undersigned have this day associated
Il with themselves in the COMMISSION
BUSINESS, Mr.. Jas. b. Dupuy, late Of Neck
lenburg. and solicit a continuance ot he pa'ron.
age SO literally bestowed on The firm Of Bridges
& Mckinney. JAS. R. BRIDGES.
p. d. MCKINNEY.
The business will he continued al The old
stand of Bridges & Mckinney, opposite Shockoe
Warehouse, under The style Of BRIDGES, Nc
KINNEY, & co. JAS. Il. BRIDGES.
p. ID. MCKINNEY.
JAS. B. DUPUY.
Richmond, March Isl, lSiS-dli&c2a vim.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-

COMMISSIONERS SALE DF VhLUA-
RLE LAND IS L~ENENguRG COUNTY.
II virtue OF 4 de:lee o; the Superior court Of Cham
ID Gerry for the Richmond Circuit, bed al The State
Court.honse, in the city Of Richmond. on The 9Th and
ISL, Of February, lsis. III The suit Of knight vs.. Var
brolch. &c, We shalt proceed to sell, 1T public auction,
a, the late reside nee 81 Joseph Yarbroneh, deceased, IN
the county Of Luuenhnrg, near the Double Bridge IN
said county, on The 18th cay OF Nav, lefs, all me heai
Estate Of winch the said lose, h Yarbruueh died seized
aud possessed, or such portion thereof a. will satisfy
the balance due under q decree Of the Goth OF June,
ls47, in the aforementioned suit, upon the following
trrnls-to wit: One. fourth cash, and the balances In
Two equal instruments, at the end OF one and Two years
from the day Of sale-the deferred payments 10 be 80.
cured by bond, and the title To the 'and retained untn
the whole Of the purchase money is paid, and a convey.
ance directed by the Court. The tract or tracts Of lana
are estimated TO contain between eigbt and nine huhofed
acres. JOHN II. hNiGh! - CoDm'n.
March 7-ctds -.
ar- Petersburg Republican will copy as ABOVE ana
SEND account TO the Commissioners. resioinS III Notto-
uu,p ranufv
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p I N O s!

EXTRAORDINARY and beautiful toned Pr
T. amos now just arrived from those celebrated
makers, NUNNS & CLARK. These instru-
menls are made and finished to my particular or
der, and | have the confident assurance OF very
distinguished amateurs, that they have not seen
or heard any Pianos that can compare with them
in their fullness and richness OF tone. Their du-
rabilily has been established many years.
Piano Stools and Chairs OF every variety.
Pianos repaired, tuned, let on hire, and taken III
exchange.
Guitars at prices from S. to S75.
The largest collection of Music in The State,
and new Music received from all paris OF The
United States as soon a. published.
P. Il. TAYLOR,
Dealer in and Importer of Pianos, Publisher OF
Music, &C., l60, Main ST., opposite The Banks,
Richmond. Va. March 81
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p. JOHNSTON.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
No. lis Main STREET. RICHMOND, Va.
II AS nov in store and is Gai;y receiving a
IL large and full assortment Of DREGS. NE.
DICINES, PAINTS, OILS AND DYE
STUFFS, comprising every article in h s line,
which he is prepared 10 offer country merchants
and dealers at The loves, wholesale prices.
March 81
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Friends and

TIME subscribers have on hand a large supply
of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES OF
every description, from the Highest Buggy up 10
the Catiole and Clarence Coach, both OF Rich
mond and Northern Manufacture. We are re-
ceiving fresh supplies, weekly, from our exlen.
sive manufaclory, al New Haven, OF the laies!
style, and warranted 10 give satisfaction. We IN
vile all purchasers 10 examine eur Stock, which
we will sell on as reasonable terms as similar ar.
ticles can be procured in any city in The Union.
N. B. Carriage Trimmings al low prices.
HOOKER OSBORN.
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sssah. siuTiey's GizAce.

IN Virginia.
5s.s23 DOLLARS! %. SEQ DOLLARS!
Virginia STAT Lottery, Class 40 Il, for lsis. II BE-
drawn IL Alexandra on SATURDAY., The 18th March. Is
scheme SIS ,s23, a},5ag, Ii ,76i. , Of > uUu, /. Of i,GC0,
cot =. 100, > ii 2,i!2, lnu nj 1890, Us Of 500. &c
Tickets SIS; halves Z 81; quarters 3 IS. 4 ce,tlticaie
Of n package II % Tickets Sis1-siarcs IN proportion.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets 10. sale by
WV. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
Orders for certificate; or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares, IN any 81 the above Schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned, wiil receive The most prompt atten-
| tion, aud an account Of each drawing forwarded as
| sonn n i, is received. WM. hurley.
observation-disclosures see dailyadver,isemen;,
Feb y w. HURLEY.
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IAN street, , doors from the corner O.
nru.nr nr IupnsITInN

Attempts have often been made by unptin.,p,.a u
dividuals 10 impose upon the commune |" ms ~ nn -
para,ion. TO fully :aard against such base , a. and Dalpa.
Die imposition, the public bic, - Gssmr s" s1es y, p pbap hea,ins
pu'po.."s ~ or' Fl. Swayne on each bottle.
J" Beware Of The worthless Baisams' .'Bllsefs "@sy
rups," SC, as they contain none OF the virtues oil the
of Tns original and only genuine article is prepared by
n, Sw,vnr. cornerof Eighth and Race streets, Phila-
dsinhia, and Tor sale by agents IN al! parts OF Inc Uni
"a states, aud some paris Of Europe.
NJ For sale, wholesale and retail. by PEYTON
IoSSToS, lis Main street, and hLEH'R DUVAL,
I47 Main street, Druggists, Agents for Richmond; KING
= o Norfolk; BRAGG & WILSON, and CHAS.
CORLING 4 o Petersburg Nov
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VIZ J. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppo
wv . site Exchange Hotel.

vT J. bTUUEh LTETLC Or TOEi UPPU.
w . site Exchange Hotel.
Ho, We who pant for yellow GOLD,
Or wish, with cash, 10 cut a fgurei
Call ere The prizes are all sold
Tho "sIo osHso can be had OF BIGGER.
For To.day-Capitals Si0,5G0, $500, 1877,
S prizes OF 1000, 10 of 500, &c. 70 Nos, Is
drawn. Sales close at S, P. NJ.
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey Lottery, Glass "a:
Something Grand for Sa,urday-$5s 1893,
1899, II, 764, 2 prizes Of 5 600, 2 of 1000, 9
OF 5000, 3 OF asia, 100 Of 1000 each, It's Of
500. being the lowest three number prize. 70
Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets SIS. March "a
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LOUISA RAILROAD-NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS.

CEALE viii be received at the En-
- ginoer's Office, in Charlottesville, until the tentl
April, for the Graduation, Supcrstructure and Masonrlf
for the extension OF the Louisa Railroad from The 18Th
mile station 10 the town of Charlottesville, a distance
Of two and a half miles. Tho grading must be finished
by the first of September. For The remainder of the
year, contractors will have an opportunity Of getting
work on the line West of Charlottesville.
Also, for the Bridging across the Rivanna river, and
the Buildings for a Depot and Water Station al Char
loitesville-io be completed by the lst day of January,
le49.
Proposals will be received for building the bridge of
iron as well as of wood.
Plans, prohies and specifications can be seen upon
application nj the Engineers Office, in Charlotte syiilc.
March 2l-ctd w. A. KUPER, Oh. Engineer.
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~ -. EsEgges'7s 60sacE'y s5iascc,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL,

VA.
THE undersigned having purchased Tie business II
L J. +. WORD, Lottery vendrr, R.chm nj. Will
continue the same 1T the Office as above, where h. VIII
BE- pleased 10 see the old patrons Of the office, and 10 MI
the orders OF persons III The country who sometimes
make adventures IA Lotteries. Orders Tor ticke:s in
any Lottery advertised BY lies>rs. MauTy q 20. VIII be
promptly attended 10, and Official drawings duly for
Warueu.
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Respectfully, your obedient servant,
ANOTHER LIFE PRESCRIBED!
PHILADELPHIA, Sent. %. l51

n. n. Swayne-Dear Sir Having seen the astonish-
ina cur perfoImedo on Mr.. Thomas by your Compound
syrup OF Wild Cherry, | was induced to Try il on my
srIf. was taken with a violent coulh, spiuing Of
Mood. shotness OF breathing, together with violeat at
rack of asthma. / mad uverdone nyse!f from exertion,
which was not able to perform, which Frustrated my
system 10 great extent. | the use Of your
Compound syrup Of Viild Chefry, wnich gave ne u
mos. immediate relief, and am glad 10 give my te-ii
mony 10 ali who may be afflicted in 4 similar way. II
NAV be welt TO see that the signature Of ir. III. s"ayhr
ia on each bottle Of Wild Cherry.
WM. II. WALTON,
laih S,re.l oLnnrs from The cnrH.r o. willow.
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w. & f. P. CARPENTER 81 co,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL.
Frs IN FOREIGN N DOMESTIC
ny es1nsiS.

18th Street, Richmond, Virginia,
A RE now receiving their Spring stock Of
n BONNETS, LEGHORN and PALM
LEAF HATS, RIBBONS, ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS, &C, and arc prepared TO show as
large and complete an assortment Of Goods in
their line as any house South OF New York, and
will offer Them as low a. ihey can be bought in
any of the Northern cities. Merchants arc re.
ouesled 10 give us a call before purchasing.
March 2l-d&c
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NATHANIEL 4. CRESSEAW, r,,.,.
HICAJAH RAIL Is. 0

rNu, lUk,s SALr IN CHARLES CITY.
- directions Of the las; VII ard testament o; VIII
10 liam Tayr "r. deceased. vii! he sold, on TLES-
DAY, the asth day ~ March. che pr.stn NJ month ct
the late residence of SAID Taylor, in tie county Of
charles C..y, IN. Tract of Land, situate, lying and be.
ing IN the sIid county, whereof aaId Taylor died seized
and possessed, ard upon which he rtsIGru al The limo
OF his death. The t.art contains iuuf hundred aud
furty.onr acres, and auIninS the lands oi John TYLER,
E,u aud others. The arabic land attached 10 said
lrnct Is laii oil Into thee fields, ani Is admirably
adapted 10 the culture IL corn, whrat and nais. a rOT
ilon of the arabic land has berp highly married, which
see . to act finely The wood land Is heavily timber
eli, and persons having 4 knowledge Of such business
have expressed The upiniGn that tie farm may he paid
fur by selling raft timber and cord wood, and leavta
Suticirncy uf timber Ia support The farm. The IN, prove
mrhss consist OF m excellent Two story dwelling house ,
smoke and ice houses, stables, 4 new BAN, good negro
quarters, aud other necessary out houses, -heltrrs, &C.,
al IN good order. The yard and rarcen - handsomely
enclosed, and 4 well OF excellent waller Is convr Diently
situated IN the gard. THIS iarm has many advantages
~ recommend tit IL situated within four miles o. Tho
I'uur, house, IN a healthy ant agreeable nrirhiohood,
within three Eiitrs of three public landings on ihs
lanes rIvrr, There ar thirty bnshr's 81 Hhrat nrstlY
-rrdrd on improved land, ard th- field intended foi
CO II this year is allowed, ard ready fr planting
AT The same time aud place, The entire p-rsflhie Es-
tai. 81 saii Acknowledgment -1ceptri-aiii be sold,
tailon AID Farming uiensiis, suck 81 Horses, Catile,
-..ren and Hogs. crops Of torH, Pas, Odis, Potatoes,
Fodder and Shucks.
Tie Saves belonging 10 the Estate, after The sale,
wiu he hired on Tor l!r hal.acr:oi the year.
TERMS are Liberal, and WI! be made known on tho
d,v BY TIE EXECUTOR.
March l7-c3t
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Esy N. s.. 81 T.. rs. HaiiE Aucts.

NEal:UtS.
viii be sid by nS, hi. morning, at 10 o'clock,
Two Negro Boys l3 and ID years oil, one Negro
u'l! 10 Yeas !! rae Negro Woman and Child
an a Negro Wom,a 40 years old, a COED cook
washer ami ifonsf.
March - N.B &C. p. BILL. Aucls.
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..lARINE JOURNAL
ruKT OF RICH ON d.

ruRT OF RICH ON ID.
High later this day. al 7 o'clock. A. M.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Sesochet, Wats, New Orleans, sugar
and molasses, 10 Webb Bacon & Co.
Schr. Caroline E. Willis, Flowers, Norfolk.
Schr. Peru, Hart, Thomaston, lime 10 Rankin
g. Whillock.
SAILED,
Schr. Harrie. GARRISON, Scott, Philadelphia.
Schr. Edwin Farrar, Hollinsshead, Baltimore.
Schr. Mary Elizabeth. Jones, Havre de Grace
Schr. James Barrett, May, New York.
Schr. Miranda, North, Baltimore.
Schr. Telegraph, A~pplegarth, Baltimore.
PORT WALTEALL, March %.
Sailed, steamers L. Phyer and Connesloga,
coal, for Philadelphia. Arrived, steamer Angus
Ia, from Norfolk.
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NEcpnES Enp SALE

NEGROES FOR SALE.
D virtue Of a deed of trust executed by Bernard
ID Seay, tof record } for purposes therein specified, !
shall, on MONDAY, the 27th March, isas; at the resi-,
dence Of Mr.. Henry Anderson, sr., In ihe county OF
Amelia, proceed to sell, At public auction, for cash,
thirteen likely young Negroes, consisting OF men: boys
and girls. WIN. Z. sEAf,
March 14-ctds Acting Trustee.
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~SPRING-1SlS.
NEW GOODS.

WE are prepared 10 ,ifer This season, t. The
w Merchants OF Virginia and North Carroll
ma, an unconmonly fiGc stock Of
SPRING DLY GOODS,
which embraces almost every description, Of Fo-
reign and Domestic manufacture, including he
greatest variety for ladies and sentlcmcn's use,
and The la,rs; styles Imputed, with all tic aftI-
cles usually KEEP, in a wholesale store.
Our purchases having teea made on favorable
terms, we will sell them Oh our usual terms, al a
moderate advance.
RICHARDSON & CO,
March IO-di5iiis SO. Main Slreet.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH
10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL

JU,UUU CNFIINL!
Slsquehlnna LOTTERY, Class Is, to be drawn al BALI
mo;e on "Wednesday. March %, 1913. &c Nos 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals:
| prize nf s5h,,n0 prIzeso' sS'""V
"a iG,0tu N 6 geo
Tickets sis; halves Z 20; qnarters3 %.
az In purchasing by the package, deduct the price OF
three Tickets. =.
ar Orders meet our usual prompt attention. Tor
Tickets in the above, or IN any DINER Lottery, DRAWN.
JajIy, lprice of Tickets from 81 to S2D,l under ",,r ma
na.,arut. address US, or q. ". PURCELL.
Feb DC Agent for u. PAINE 1. Co, Richmond. va.
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BARGAINS In HATS.


~ ]. SOUTHER & co respectfully inform
kEatheir customers and Inc pIhlic generally, that
in consequence of change in he firm, their sleek,
sand, good will, &c, is oferet Tor sale Tor !hi'iy
days only.
Their stock consists OF gensral assortment Of
Hats, Caps, Umbrellas AMI Muds, which will be
disposed Of al a bargain.
There is no store IN Richmond better ca'cu'ai-
ed 10 carry on this branch ol business. Il enIoys
a good run Of customers, both wholesale and re-
tail. Mrney has been and can b. made by any
one wishing toensase in the >ianc.
All debls and demands due The concern must
be paid without further delay.
N. B. All claims against lie concern must br
presented forthwith for settlement. For iur.her
particulars apply 10 The subscriber.
J. SOUTHER & CO,
1872 Main Street, opposite The Banks.
March q
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MANAGERS oFFIcE.-D. PAINE &

MANAGERS oFFICE.-D. PAINE &
llCO., Richmond, Virginia.
We have again the pleasure Of announcing
anolher splendid prize sent 10 this agency to Nos.
2 % 65; being the highest prize OF $4,000,
which was sent to c. B. LscK, and by him re.
turned, for want of a purchaser. II prizes are
wanted, send for tickets 10 Lotteries under PAINE's
management.
This Day-sla,ooo. Tickets
COG 20 of 1850, 1000. Tickets only 10.
March "a
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J. & ELLIS,
MACHINE
Hv= n,i, nBpd EDnnH

NANUFiC7URERS AND GLAZIERS,
Next Door to The Virginia Woolien Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
RE prenared 10 execute all orders 10 Their line on
n reasonable terms, and in 4 satisfactory manner.
Orders ny letter promptly executed, and work "as-
ranfed 10 please.
Ready Made Work always on hand.
March l7-ctff
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THE PADRE JARAUTA-The Tampico
.N..cicS ofihe 4ih instant, contains a postscript
announcing that it had been, by good authority,
informed mat Padre Jarauta, with the forces IN
Ter him al Zacualtipan, had been surprised by a
detachment Of Americans, and that, in addition 10
he loss OF several lives, a great par, OF The viii
age had been burnt.
l. is said the Padre Jarau,a had been sent TO
engage in The smuggling trade, and that il was al
the reques, OF persons interested in goods and mer-
~caantize exposed TO capture, that The Americans
tad proceeded 10 Zacuallipan.
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We are authorized 10 announce David Har-
gave, Esq as a candidate for reelection to the
House Of Delegates from the county Of Surry.
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CoWLES' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
~ street, Richmond, Virginia.

Let Lottery Vendors say and do what they may,
For selling prizes CoWLEs carries the day.
Draw Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass 10:
a 9 Is 90 3 IS 81 SO 70 % SO 49 46 IS 70 50
Drawn Nos. OF Susquehanna Lottery, No. II:
is Q IS % 70 p 80 IA 8 7 IS 81.
For this Day-Pokomoke, Glass %. Capt.
10 of 800, 500, &c. Is Nos. l3 drawn. Tick.
els 81. For Prizes, call at the lucky office of
March "a COWLES.
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AUCTION SALES.
by Es. "a. Dickinson & Bro,


This day. at 10 O'clock, will be sold l Negro
Woman and 4 children. the Woman is a good
cock. Also Nersro Girls, and l Negro Wo-
man 50 - 30 years old, who is a good cook, wash.
et and ilcner.
X. Il. DICKlNON & BRO Aucts.
March "a
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npARIAN HORSE suAHEE,

HORSE, n
This horse, recently imported, and Of the
Tv very best blood OF Arabia, will stand the
~ present season at Loretto and Tappahau-
11-n mock, In the county of Essex, and Aylett's,
in King William. He will be at Loretlo April the Isl,
Tappahannock the 4th, and Aylelt's the 7th, and re-
main three daysat each place. The price OF the season
will be $50; insurance $50; q single leap $40.
e Further particulars will be given in a day or two.
March 24-ctf WIN. BOULWARE.
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cppINc SUPPLY

SFKINU OUTTLI.
WIN. P. LADD, DRuoGisr, No. 3l9, Broad
w street, Shockoe Hall, is receiving, by vari-
Gus arrivals from the Northern Markets, a sup.
ply of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stufs, Window Glass, PertumerY, Fancy Arti.
cles, &c, &c, which he offers TO his country
friends, and those wanting such articles in his
line of business, upon the most accommodating
erms. March l7-cSt
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TURKEYS OFFICE, No. 10y East Main

IL URLcI OrrIOCl 1SU. 1UB HoSs u
II Street.
We will not boast! Allow US TO say,
HuaLxy sells prizes every day.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia, Extra, No. 3:
So S SO % 81 2 "a 81 IS 60 20 70 81.
Ticke, 81 81 10, a prize of 800, sold and paid
by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey Lottery, Glass "a:
So % 46 81 is 81 Al 43 80 63 40 IS.
To-day, (Ffiday)-Staie Loltery-7s Nos, 10
drawn. Mononsalia Lottery, Extra, Glass a.
Capitals l0,50o dollars, $500, 1871. S prizes
OF 1000, 10 of 500, &C., &c, Tickets 3 dollars.
Tomorrow -S58.S23 Tickets Is dollars. at
aoRLEY's CREEK OFFICE, below the Old
Marke'. March "a