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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-03
he Platform OF the Whig Candida
for tho Vice Presidency.

BUFFALO,, Ocr. IL, 1858.
sra: Your communication of the 18th instant,
a. Chairman of committee appointed by 1.-THE
tSTl-SLAVERY SOCIETY OF THE COUNTY
W ERIE" has just come TO hand. VOW solicit
my answer TO the following interrogatories:
st. Do you believe that petitions to Congress ON
U. subject Of slavery and tho slavetrade ought to
o. received, read, and respectfully considered BY
. iae representatives Of the people?
"a Are you opposed 10 the annexation of Texas
oihs Union, under any circumstances, SO long as
waves are held therein!
3D. Are you In favor Of Congress exercising all
lhe Constitutional power II possesses To abolish the
internal save-trade between the States?
9Th. Are you In favor Of immediate Legislation
nf ihe abolition Of slavery IN the District of Column
bia!
am much engaged, aud have no time 70 enter
INTO an argument, or 10 explain al length my rra.
sons Tor my opinion. shall therefore content my.
sell, ior the present by answering ALI your ntes-
'oeatores IN mo AFFIRMATIVE, and leave for
some future occasion more extended discussion
on the subject.
would, however, take this occasion To say, tina,
70 thus frankly giving my opinion, would not de.
sire 10 have II understood In the name Of pledge
Al the same time that seek no disguise, hut free.
give my sc ntmens on any subject Of interest TO
hose for whose SURFACES am candidate, am
opposed to giving any pledge tina, shall depriv,
we hereafter OF nil discretionary power. My own
CHARACTER must be the guarantee for the general
eo'ecthess OF my legislative department. On
| every important subject am bound To deliberate
before ACT, and especially as a leg,sla,or-to nos
sss myself Of all The information, and listen Ia
very argument that can be addnced By my associ-
YES before oiScs final vote. If ! stand pledged
"a pntieniaf thnrse Of action, cease 10 he 4 re.
i yon,o'e agent, but become mere machine
/ houio subsequent events show beyond all doubt
~. Inc course had become pledged TO pursue
," tainous IA my constituents and disgraceful to
sell have no alternative, no opportunity for
fehane-, and there Is no power to absolve me
I'm I'm my Obligation. Hence the improperly, not
aesnrdiiy in my view, Of giving a pledge
al W aware that you have not asked any pledge
,a,a believe know your sound judgment and
Nh. "i !, To" we'll 10 think you desire any such
,.n,s,, u was, however, to prevent any misrepre-
ms Sh on the part OF Others that have felt il
'u'y 70 say thus much on this subject.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
u =, WILLARD FILLMORE.
". Mills, ESQ.,, Chairman
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New stecss ct ssr. asaosss.


I O. COURTNEY IL now receiving III second ~,
- ply Of FALL AND WlHrEE IKl GOODS
Consisting IN Pat, Of
Black, brown, blue and r;t,n Ffc.ca AMI rn,Il-l
Cio.hs-brsi make
Back and iancy Cassimafes, double aud si-..c width
iar"i sas-iineies, Tor sar.s ani hcys' wrm
'ef!i", cashmere, sTan>du.vn AMI Yd!eEc;a Vas;
iBgS
P.:in aud figured silk satin ani velvet VI sling.
Plain and plaid Sltinels, OF nj qualities and culur.
b'acA, bru.sn aud clue Kentucky Jeans
'.rtHry- oi al gf.tlcs; pam and Plaid i.in.e.r
anrr;rih Fiann-ls--w lite, yellow and red
ia'-nt non shrinking fi;nnr.s. ana t. FlaEa.l- -
ladies' skirts
Whith-y, Mackanaw and iuilii Blankets
'irIciiuHs, Rugs and Mats
= j. Is aaG /; (! hra.'irh and brown Shir.!ngs
u lei and l2i hirachrd an. brown ru.elIn:4
u"'n yards GIiro"s, from ! tos.
a';.tsrin-, f!nGi :. t. finest qualify
C1-hmrrrs--plain, rnnrs and BLACK
oregon, Berlin. Lama and .l"hair Plaid,
LIEllr'Irr ard Eis-rr Stripes
l.hslr- DE- sole, Care and Jaspera
Carreanr, Sole, and silk plaid Lu-lr--
Piald aud plain apacas
Pain and figured black and blue. black silk
Plain. striped aud p!iri cuIorrd SILKS
Co.Otrd Eeiyetl, ilerinos and flannels IL, sacks
Fingrs. Gimps AID Velvet Ribbons Tor trimming,
spun sks aud FlnrreBccs, Of all Co'urs
Iolorei Lu;estrins ana satin Ribbons
Neck, cipand bonnet Ribbons, vcn firh
Canton long and ,quaf- shnvIs
iroclia, Cashmere, aud Tibet Shaw!s
Hoods, Eols, PnSers anu Comforts
Alpaca. Cashmere and ambSwOol Hose
Mcrlno silk and cotton Hose
Ladies' lid, SIR and wnTsird Gloves
Grntl-mrn's hnckskiu. KID and silk Gloves
.-ntlem,n's ci.mDis lined Berlin and cashmere Ii
KNITTING Cn.iuGs and Yarns. white and color-
nentienrn's linen camhdc aud ELK HandkeIchels
6rEtirn-n's back and fancy silk Crayais
G.niirErn'> mrtno. ian,l,swon! AMI cotton Socks
SusprnGcrs, Stocks, Col!atr, iosoms, &c /. s.r.
Al prrsnn- wanting Dry Goods viii find IL greatly Il
trr interest 10 call early ana purchase their Winter
supply Al IN. l;3, Of Broad and sixth street
Sh"ckne siili, where they may always find the hrs,
Goods n the lowest prices. COURTNEY.
Nov 3-tSl
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ROCKERS MIL. FOa ALE

10y virtue or decree Of The Crcui, Superior Court n
ID Law and Chancery Of buckingham country. pro-
Eourcrd al th- .aft term ihr undersigned Commission
-rs viii ole. or S,r 10 TIE h'Gh- hdre On tn =
misses on TUESDAY tar 2h "a: o. tee rB:b.r. z =,
If fair n,i;srwi-r. the next air dgy, init s..hic
properly known al "H,EkER'S iil.t.." Win tie
Land thereto attached suppo:ed 10 contain about - nr
70 acres Tire mill Il situated Slate rvrf, whlch
furnishes an abundant supply of %aer about n''ies
from the Court house I3 from ,iarwck-ve on James
river and p from New Canton, In fertie anu n'l0
wheat growing nsighborhnod. The machinery - ns-
lie we'd TO he excellent aud tr brand o. TINS MN has IL
ways stood high in the market Inc mii mas sh're
pair Of burr s,onrs used In grinding whea, one paf :"
,ubb-rs and ~ pair Of corn stones, WIN Rhod ana
constant corn custom. Attached II The mii' 10 good
SAW mill and nj. an excellent wool cafhiEs machine
TIA mn,ov.mrnis on liz land besides the mill con.
s; ~ oood s,v ling house, with necessary Out houses,
: coon.,,. shoo and &C oil house.
The TERMS will be-on- fourt! of he purchase no
80 in cash and the baance IN one, Two and three
S3,. roua insalmen;s u bear interest from the day
S .airS,h. purchaser 10 give bond with good person
a ,.enrity and the lille be retained Until The Whole
OF the purchase money is pad
WILLIS P. POCOCK, Scommi..,on.,.
JOSEPH FEoUA
sAML. J. BOOKER,
Oct 27-ewles
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
NTIMMO & RUTHERFORD are now re-
IN ceiving their second supply oil new and
fashionable goods among which the following
arc some of he leading articles
Rich chan2eable plaid Silks
Rich striped Brocade do
Plaid and satin striped Lavanlham do.
Rick black, plain and striped do. OF Ell
tireiy new styles
Rich Cashmeres, Mousseine and Lamartine
Lusires
Black and mode cold Mousseaines and Cash
meres
Plain and satin striped CashmeIes
French Ginghams
French and English Calcoes
Grape, Pekin and other styles oi Sha~lS, 10.
ee,hcr with MANY other articles 100 numerous to
mention. Oct 30 DIT
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MOST VALUABLE ESTATE IN LOUISA
FOR SALE

WILL be sold at public auction, to the highest bid
w der, at Louisa Courthouse, on the second MON
DAY of the present month, (November,) that being
Court day. The Tract OF Land Of which ohm Ellis died
seized and possessed lying on Hickory Creek, In Lou
lisa county, about miles North the
containing eight hundred acres This land will be
sold together or divided into more tracts, to
suit II Is of the most desirable estates
ia Louisa county. There u.s. in body, 40 acres of
low grounds surpassed by In the county for fer
ty of soil-and the high Is of hne quality, in high
state Of Improvement. This has always been one Of
the productive farms in Louisa, and IL sold alone
with view TO a division. The buildings are good,
spacious and convenient. further description Is
deemed unnecessary, as 1t is presumed any one wish
Ing to purchase will view the land before the sale.
The TERMS If sale will be liberal, and made known
on the day Of sale. ELISHA MELTON,
For the widow aid heirs of John Ellis, decd.
Nnc3
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THE WYANOKE HOUSE

AIRS. ALVEY respectfully announces 10 her
1Nl former patrons and friends that she has
taken possession OF the handsome and conmo-
dious tencmenls on Bank street, formerly known
as the Park House, and is prepared to receive
few additional families as 'arders.
For convenience and desirdbeness OF situa-
lion, her house is surpassed By none in the city,
being nearly opposite to The Capitol, within
short walk OF several OF the Churches, the
Banks, and principal places OF business.
The buildings themselves are no. only conve-
neEt in their arrangements, and elegantly finish
ed, INT have been recently thoroughly repaired,
the rooms ncsly papefet, and comfortably tor
nshed.
Two or three families may secure eligible
suite. OF rooms by immediate application. Mem
bers OF the Legislature, on their arrival, are in
viled TO inform themselves respecting the location
Of the house, and its Other advantages, before en-
gazing apartments for the session.
A few gentlemen can b. accommodated as
cay boardtrs uron moderate terms. Oct. II
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LAND FOR SALE IN Louisa.

OFFER for sale my FARM, st:at-! on thr South
] anna RIVER In he !nw-s part Of Louisa, knnwn n
0vFrJDh The trart contains about three hundred
,,d sev.nr FIVE 1871 afrre--ahiIt hundred acres
in who'd ~ The remainder nearly hall i river nat, ."
remarkable fertility. Most 81 the upland Is IN line c"
h,onvbt IN surh i its Susceptibility 10 improvement,
and retained m that condition, by resources derived
fran itr farm. There exists on IN" land Immense de-
uns,ta. o( aiiuvsi. which experience drhinhs Tues 10
- ~, mn, II =, all nrriu, In mlrl liz Effects
The improvements suited 10 The accommodation 81
n small family together win the n>uai out houses
In view OF the value 81 The lnnd-'is location, IN 70
c.,d Ia aoetal moral and educational afraEa:o--c"n-
iruty 10 MAJ &f may justly lie
70 ,,rd,i as nn- af The Go-t valnabi. and desr'blc
farm. OF is size lie county, out 81 thr rrn sptihe
r.inn r.om eighty IL oae hundred bushels Of good
wheat will he seeded ta;s Fa'l
Ideem II unnecessary 10 sly more onl ifSue 'hoss
disposed Ia putchas. 10 call IN ne ana examine ne
lind as feel assured shall make sale II any one re-
n III, t, :, IN huy WM { FOWLER.
a irnnmnson,s = Roads Louisa, Oct. .3-cwf
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TO TIE AFFLICTEDl
Dr. f.. ID. Robinson.

WHO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice OF Medicine for nearly thirteen years, Is
still relieving and positively curng-of the following
forms of dsease-eght out of ten who apply TO him,
and who have been pronounced incurabe-Scfofua,
White Swelling, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, AT
fections of the Liver, Age and Fever, Scald Head,
Ulcerous Sores of long standing, letter, Cancer Lep
feclion Of the Lungs, supposed 10 be Consumption,
Asthma, Syphilis, GonoIrhea, Structure, Mercural
Disease and all forms of disease peculiar to females
such Fuer Albus, Prolapsus Uteri Sc, &c. He has
treated several hundred cases of rheumatism, and
failed In five only where the remedies were energetic
ey applied, In eneeting an entire cure. Persons sui
iering from tho eec: Of mercury speedily relieved
Reference, tho satisfactory, can DO had. Office
NO. :, wall street, under the City Hotel.
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AMELIA CouRT-HousE TAVERN.

THE subscriber having taken lease on this Esta-
L blishment for term OF years, and having tho
roughly repaired, renovated and RENTED il, Is now pre-
pared accommodate his friends and the public gene
rally in the best style. His bar is well supplied with
the hest liquors, &C., &c his table will always he fur
nslied win the best the neighboThood affords; and he
atters himself that, by his strict personal attention. he
will be able TO give entire satisfaction To all who may
call on hun This place Is just forty miles from Rich
mond easy days ride for travellers TO or from Rich
mond. JOHN A. JETER.
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LOTTERIES.
sIra,f;.s,7s sfszESe

STs:5sfGs22s sfssEGS.
no. ;, SOUTH F0uRwEEST'l STREET, glcH.
~ MoHD. VIRGINIA
L,iaiti,e worl.I sIg :hat:hey can,
Far aellirs Prze.. STfi FTuN's he man
Drawn Uos Of Mnnungalia. 10. GS. Oc, 81.
: 80 Al 6 81 s s. 81 ii 20 So il 3 -.
Halt Nos. q - ihrce more canii..I.
Do ~ s. "a ssii anl far ~
T.cs,l, Nos. Is - AZ sTEATIu<
Drawn Nos. a Monnngalis, M t..
az 70 Il IS 81 r. = u - 5 Is = - :.
1icac; .Sus. IL - il, /. p:z .; !; o. soli
Daar Nos. Of Delaware, No. IS No -.
30 . is So &c 81 ,; "a II 8 G6 40 G5 4 il.
SCHEMES f'Gh 1'HE uEEk
IG 900 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Embellishments VI" Is Capitals :-slG ono.
5000, 1000, 800 OF SUI, &c . Nus, Is drawn
TickrIr 81; halves 9; quarters :.
1000 DOLLARS. 1000 DOLLARS,
sArURDAY-Sussct. Extra, No. ll2 Capitals =
81 OUO 900, 3i3, &c $ Nos, II Grawn tickets sl
halves SO Cts quarters s'c's.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
SATuRDaY-Le@.bafs l.nitefy, No. 81 cap,,a.s:
siO.o0O, 900. Ogeo, -oco 6.oo. OOu, $40 ,a
, DOL & of .uOa liD o ,1ro &s. IL Nos II drawn
Tickets Si2--sharrs IN pfopofioh.
Orders or Packages, Certificates If Package. ANA
single Tickets IN tn- Lotteries viii bp nrrun,,v 4,
tended to, and irawn.. sent when requested rieane
address orders To y. STRATTDN,
Oct 10 Richmond. VI.
Lam Degt7s 80 III &c.
On fo,riccq,sh S,r.t. rGdsi Me E41taasc Hotci
rE,HOMAs LAMBERT sspeeiinly infnrms ls friends
and the prllic N .rnrrai, THAT he has coun..e-I
the business nf io,sry Broker The office ton iah
street uuhrrt Etct9as- in.rij ,nrrsriy OCCUPIED
By ID. NJ. iIoyi ana tscsG:ly by :. d. pendlrton.
Drawn Nos 81 lec>bnig, NJ. 81, Oct Il.
5 % i6 ~ is II "A 20 10
Ticket No | ~ Is a pfiz- Of $3.50 was re-
turned on Saturday y,nirg. Nobndy iaoc;ei ii,
Drawn Nos. al Lershurg, A, Ocr. 2Sth:
D II, IS / 3 70 81 "a 10 30 IA So 81:
Whole Ticket Nos. II % SIS. priv, Of $780,
sold and paid by LAMBERT.
50 , IS 80 4; 81 y "a II 66 40 IS 4 AZ
Ticket, l. AZ IA pfizs Of SI6O sold by
LAMBERT,
FRIuAY-The Virginia Monenralia Lottery. Class
No. rs. Canirais: 900, 5000 1900, &c. 70 Nos
Is drawn. Ticsris s.; haives9 quarters /.
sAruRDAY--Dolar Letter.. The suisse, county
tDelawarr1 Lottery Eura Class No. ia $1,000 Capt
tai Is Nos Ia drawn. Tickets 81; halves 50 cents;
quarters - c.
saturday Evrnns,--Ssr.closr 4; s clock.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
A MAGsiFicENT ScHEME
Lowest 2 number prize enc thousand dollars
The Virginia lee.burg Lottery, Class No. -, 10 be
Drawn al Alexandria Capitals: gao Dn, $4,000, 10000
900 6OO0 uU 3,cOo, a,2s, oi 900, I5D Of 100
sc IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets SI3--harrs IN pro-
portion.
l~r Orders FOR packages, Certificates OF packages.
single tickets shares III Ia: above, or IN any Of Man
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, of which there are drawings
every day, al prices varying rom 81 10 3lO ortckts,
willrrcrlve the most ProGp attention. and the draw
inss forwarded immediately To distant ad"nainrers,
when requested. Address
lHOMhs LAMBERT,
NOD, Etclane Place, Richmond, Va.
" Recolleci No.3-"rhes's luck in odd numbers,
SAYS Rory O'More.' Oct3O
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Private BOARDING.

AIRS. DOCTOR CLARK can arcoInmolH!e WIN
III comfort six yonn: ladies, VINO may Wish 10 aiiehd
any of the Schools OF the city, Gith hoard.
Tier house Is pleasantly situated on FRANKLIN street.
hrtween fifth and sixth. JUST half square below Rey
Al. o. Iase's and sir stevens Semnaries. " ~ also
yery near Mrs Knssford, Mrs Drew, ana the Misses
psIsn,s and guardians are assured that every aen-
ZION will be paid 10 The heath and comfort OF their
daush..S and wards that they could receive Al home
Any number of testimonials viii be gwen u required
TERNssoGO for the Scholastic lear--one nall In az
vance The rest at the end al two months
a s.rl,
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Tickets $50; males 10; quarters >.
j. w. Marry & Co.,

N a N &c + K 5.
Successors TO j. G. GREGORY & CO,
OFFICE, NO. |, d7'Y HOTEL, RiCH.
~ MOND, Virginia
GRAND SCREMEaFOR ,.OyEMBER.
Virginia Leesburg T.ottey Class 81 FOR lsis, to IL
drawn on Saturday, November g. - M. Lotrryll
Catas:
prize Of s4O.oUI prinsoi $500
10000. &c. sc.
Tickets only sIa-hures in proportion.
Delaware Lottery. No. e. 70 be drawn November 9Th
IS No. LOTTERY l3 drawn hlo;s
CaJtals
prize of sa5, 0nU 81 prizes of $500
20 prizes of zoo 90 400, &C.
Tickets Sl0-sbres IN proportion.
Virginia L.esbnrs Lo,,ey, Glass No Go, for 1913, to
be drawn SATURDAY. Member H. IS No. Lottery
10 drawn ballots c.aars:
s'Fs:'of ss ;"SS !, 4 prizes Of $500 ! sss
Tickets $40; havss 5; quar,ersa 50.
Dslawsr. Lottery, No z, TO he drawn November Is.
&c Nc" L0uery-io dra sSo ss'ls.s'
prize Of sso,gS 20 20 prizes Of :, sso'
Tickets sic; h' YES ); quarters 50.
vhsinll Leesburg Lctery Glass No. Gs, for ls4s 70
be drawn on Saturday, Nov. IL. Il No. Lostery-ls
drawn ballots.
'fzes:
II prize of s3san 10 prizes Of sl,ff1
/ i2,g 70 6t0
lu,D SC. g..
Tickets slv-,hares IN proportion
Delaware Lottery, Ne 50, to be drawn November O.
&c Nos. u drawn balloi5
Prizes:
! prize OF $500 prize of s9.@ 80,
10000 900 :" 800, &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so.
Virginia Leesbu,p Lottery Class B. for ls4s, 10 be
drawn on Saturday November IS. rs No. Lottery
Is drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme:
prize OF 5000 =; % prizes Of 81"
I5GU0t 20 l,OC
. 10000 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves SO; quarters 3 IS
Or Orders for certihcatesor Packages, single Tics-
cts and Shares any the above schemes, address
cd 10 the undersigned, III recsiyethe Prompt vi
tsntion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
as as II Isreceived.
i. w. MAURY CO., Manager.
LIZ mil
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


rnn .hnoND MARKET NOV. 2.
lsa aooaasCco-No change in prices since our
10 4 We eao'e Tugs a, 81 60 10 . so; Leaf So
is:,,,,s according TO qnay; strictly 6ne manu-.
81 sag slnds Would bring better prlce-say
W ynoeR. Sales a, S..
OaTsA los 1924 c. for red and white.
CopS- cents per oushel.
SSOORRN-55 a 60 cents.
eon nS MEAL--65 cents.
10, aaUSoN-Virginia hog round c: Hams Q q
EIs western Sides ST a.5l..; Shoulders S a Sic.
ean S;,naNew Herrings SIS. Shad az soa
hal, =. hoe Herings sc in barrels and "a 81, in
y.."arrLE-BEEF: 81 rs a . IS, scale ws;.h,
men ;: 81 90. MurroNs: 81 so 10 = so
10 quality. Hoes: 5 90, nett.
es'aphei for. the Baltimore Americana
tn. 9, PHILADELPHIA, Nov. St p. M.
days n, 3ocK market remains steady al yeser-
brand. very dull-small sales of Weserp
Flour :. % Is 537 Corn Meal So OCT. Rye
ceus ~. T. hesyy-sales OF white al llS a 100
SINAI SAL. saoo bushels red at ll3 a lis ceuts.
Sceals Of Fellow Corn al 81 IS cents. Oa.s
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DEMOCRATS OF VIRGINIA, REMEMBER!
That on TUESDAY, 9TH OF November, you
are 10 exercise the independent right of Freemen
Shoulder TO shoulder, with the Democracy Of
twenty -nine other States, you will declare your
preference for CASS and BUTLER.
II you desire Virginia 10 he as in 1874, RICH
side up Tor Democratic President, voc you
fu Electoral ticket OF sepenicen names. Lei no
DAY, 9TH of November, and bear 10 mind tia
the polls will be kept open ouly ONE DAY.
Voc early, and lei the day be devoted TO you
Country.
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Walking Games, Cutlery, 4 {
THOMAS TYRER

No. GO, doors above City Hotel, Main street,
HAS Just received, and is now opening, one
II The most splendid assorImen,s of WaiEins
Canes with and without swords, mounted in silver,
Gold, Pearl and Ivory, OF every variety OF Wood,
Whalebone and Cane, lever exhibited in Rich
mond" Silver, Ivory and Pearl Heads and noun
tnss for fitting up Canes.
Also a handsome assortment Pocket Cutlery,
consisting Of Pocket, Pen, Dirk, Travelling and
Camn Knives. moun'ed.in Silver, Peal, Tortoise
Shell and Buck Handles many OF entirely new
patterns, and manufactured By The celebrated
makers, Rogers & Son, Wosenholm & Son, and
Jonathan Crooks. Nov. l-3t
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Sl!NTON'S NURSERY,
NEAR RICHMOND. Va.

NEAt KICHMUND, VIZ. l
thr season for planting has arrived, The subscriber
n would respectfully call r altrn ion OF his friends
aud The public generally hiss lHE- aud extensive col
rclIon If FRUIT TREES, embracing, perhaps. a Sc
lrcon that has rot been surpassed for the cima- oi
Virginia AMI nearly all propagatrd from irIit hear
ns trees In his own orchard. lie woud here n 2
occasion 10 say that, At tlr Agricultural far, H. the
Fall of ial6, N Richmond the Committee ua Orchards
unhrs;taringly awarded him the premium on hoh Apple
ard Peach Orchards aud also Tor the ba3, exhibition oi
Fruits TIN ay pf The Fair.
Catalogues, with directions for planting may he had
William P.lmri'- Seed AMI Plough Stote n Peytnn
Johnstous apo;hecary store and Al the Once Of the
Southern Planter where any orders ieit viii be runC-
tuaiy attended To- aad ett-r pns; pad, afdres~-f 70
the subscriber Richmond, vii receive prompt at
tention. JOSEPH SlSTJN
27-ctk:;W
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4 gEAUTiFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE

4 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.
,x,uE ,s,arees q: the late Mrs. Eliza Fulton cT,r 90
4 saia nr.y.;si; her late residca:r, known rs 81.
rim iytn. onr mite below :he city Of Richmond.
This beautiful contains about 40 acre. In line
,nGu,on with an abundant snany of The test spring
n.,sy The improvemanis are MT inferior 10 any In
,hs ne,ebborhoad. lncluIins Flower aud Vese'-"ls
Ca,dsns most beautifully arranged.
lis unnecessary to describe more fully The advan
a.. and comforts Of TIE above delightful residence, u
MS .yoertrd hat persons DESTROYS II purchasing ''
view th- premises and Judge t.. Themselves
Far further information apply T. r." y M. 90 10
cha. s. Wilkins, Esq q: either cG lie It'' bis.
Also for salr two yataE. ,rIs i1ini in fo:t Mayo
90 a tcff
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VALUABLE MArrAPONI LAND FOR


an the 18Th day u November Sis. .isa. being Cont
~ day for King { QIcsa county, before NaJnr Bat
ley's Tavern, nj TIE tout-h"nsr OF tsis SAID county
shalI offer for sale 10 The hchr-: bidder, iha: I'll
known Estate On lie Alattaaoni river Gated NAN
TUA. II contains between three and four hundred!
acres u frrle. conveniently situated TO lh- Ia'irt
HORSES of King < Queen AMI King Elam--siJ miles
from The i:rs aud from The a-i-iir river abound.
ing IN fish ard fowl. Besides the high land, there
~ Il large body Of marsh.
Attached 4, This ESTATE tlvr- j. valuable Fer.".
from King 1: Queen Il KIM william, t!r moe; ~
whc! will also br offered 'nr puhc sale, Al the san-
time and place wiki The Estate.
Eob niece, IT property ~rts cou. ~ 4. mr. X
trns hy lhr late Carter NJ BraSion, ~ tue benefit 81
his wife and children.
TERMS Will be lib. raj, and made know on the day
Of safe CARTER BRAXrON, Trustee.
Oct Cleft
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GRAND LOTTER FOR The 2Sra
S(,6 00ll C33tll SD Goo

Grand Consolidated Lofty, ClassHo 80, TO b. drawn
on Saturday, November m 1913, AT baltimore. I
Nos, 20 drawn.
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$ II O V j. S

THE subscribers have hand every variety oparor,
i ONCE and cooking STOVES, from the smallest to
tho largest sze-suitble for wood or coal Also, large
Stoves for churches and public rooms-all OF the latest
patterns and most approved construction.
Also, a large assortment of Tin Ware. Sheet Iron
Utensils, Stove Pipe, &C, all ofwhieh they Will sell al
the lowest prices. Call at our establishment, MAIN
street, between City Hotel and Old Market
Nov 3-c3m ID & C K WELLER.