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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-16
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
StraItOas's office.

MO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, Elcn.
~ MOND. VIRGINIA..
Let all the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON'S the man.
Drawn Nos. Of New jersey, M. 80:
IS SO 81 a 60 SO 20 u 50 81 So 8 %.
Ticket Nos. " % Al, a priz- ii $3.50, sod and
paid by SfRArTON.
ORA n Nos. of Leeshu g,.Ne 10, May 9Th:
10 40 IS : 80 % DC 10 80 81 81 Al.
Tickle, Nos. 80 A G2. a prize cf 5000 sold and
paid by STRATUM.
Drawing of Sussex, Extra, 81, May 9Th:
25 II 30 At II 80 50 10 80 SO &c IS 81.
Hall, Nos. 40 AZ II, a prize OF $500, and
Tickets, Nos. % 80 40, Nos. % 80 II, and Nos.
10 66 II, four more, sold and paid by
S1RATTON.
Drawing Of SUSSEX, Extra, No. 80, May 18Th;
IS 20 66 u Is 80 80 43 10 SIS As.
Ticket, Nos. 90 43 So, another, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg, No.. 10. May ID:
SO SO 60 TS IL IT ST Al 9 60 2 "a 63 So
Whole Ticker, Nos. IL 80 So, a prize of $500,
sold and paid by SIRAIfON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1882 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, NO. is. Captais:-a Of
SIG, 666, . of 1T, } Of i.44i, ! of 1870, % Of ,OCO,
&C. 70 Nos, Il drawn. Tickets S5i halves2 SO; quar-
tiers | IS.
3O,l4G DOLLARS!
WEDNEsDAY-New Jersey, No. 40. Capitalists
$50, LAG, 10 of 100, 10 Of 3, 200, 20 OF 600, &c. rs Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets $40; halves s; qrs.a 81.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-New Jersey, Extra, No. 80. Capitals:
SEQ, 900, 5,Uuu, $500, :, las, 1000, 10 of ,jO0, 10 Of
1850, 10 Of I.Uoo. &c. IS Nus, - drawn. Tickets IS;
haiyes2 5Oi quarters %
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Embellishments, Extra, No. IL. Capitals
Sla,OOO,3 1900, 1900, ,api. ! 900. OF GOO, 8 oI lOO, &c.
Gu Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets Sd halves :; quarters /.
4,444 DOLLARS! l,225 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. Al. CapiiaIs:-si,
Al, 1927, SIS, Sc., &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
81; halves So cts; quarters - cts.
IS, 600 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARSl
IL Drawn Numbers out Of IS.
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No. 20, Tor 1876, 70 ue
drawn at Alexandria on Saturday, May 2olb. Grand
Scheme: s35 900, $4,000, 1000, 1000, 1000, 3,o7o, ~
of 2,DU0, 25 of / $40, &c. Tickets $40; halves ,; quar-
tiers = so.
SIS. 900 DOLLARS! 10000 D0LLARS!,
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No. 81, for 1913, {" he
drawn at Alexandria ON Saturday, May 9Th. SPLEEN
did Scheme: SIS 900, ? 1000, ia,2aG, 10000, = of6,O0O,
2 Of 5000, , of 5000, 10 of 2 coo, 200 of 900, &c
Tickets SIS; halves ] SO; quarters IS.
Orders FOR Packages, C-rlihcsles uf Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries viii be promptly al
tended 10, and drawings sent when requested: Please
address orders 10 N. u. s~TRhIIoN,
MAY IS Richmond. Va.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

/, !, mos, gratifying TO know, tom The state.
~. If The various Life Insurance Companies
ii We see published, that the beneficen, prin-
!. mon which these companies are founded is
mo n be so well understood, aud their bene-
- vi3ely extended. Nothing need be said at
Fday .. the du,y OF every man OF family, who
moi a permanen, fortune, 10 insure those de-
[.anl upon him for support against want in the
{, Of bis death. We are most happy 10 know
| The community are fully awake TO the im-
[,nce Of life insurance. The next thing es-
I Al 10 be known is ,7iers 10 insure the time
3, is no,c. The Munai Benefit Lite lnsur.
p Company, No. II, Wal street, has just pub
!. a statement oil its affairs, which proves il
r in mos, excellent condition, and shows that
\, been managed in the most prudent manner
\, capable officers. This company has been
| mile more than three years in existence, and
(laount received by ii in policies mp to the 25Ih
|.yil last. was the extraordinary sum OF $751;
s. 10 which mus, be added interest received,
Ig5 43; making in all a capital OF $7lS,7 1872
| The losses and expenses during this time
|reen sl76, 72l 46, leaving a surplus on hand
more than half a million OF dollars, which
k.,s i, one OF the safest institutions in the
\ otlhe kind. Those who have received be-
! ,trom The company since it was es,a blished
Eagmenl. for lives insured are thirty eight VIE
J, si1 widowers, one hundred and ffy.ihree
ssns, and seven cteditors-(N. Y. Mirror.
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IO-Di1.
TUEsDAY-The Va. Mononealia Lottery, Glass Ia,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals: , oil
slG, fG6, . Of III, . of 4,4i4, . Off 2iO, % Of 900, &c.
rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS; halves , 50; rs. -.
MISUNDERSTANDING Rich! The II. Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. 40, drawing expected Wrdnrs Jay
evening. Capitals: $50, lac, 10 Of 10000, 10 Of 3,G8l, ~
of 100, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40; halves
s.; quarters > 50.
THURSDAY-The New Jersey Lottery, Extra, Glass
No. 80. Capitals: saO,U 900, 5000, $50, 2,l45, 2,OOO, 10
or 500, IL Of ] $50, 10 OF 900, &c. IS Nos, II draws.
Tickets SIS; halves so; quarters Is.
FRIDAY-The Virginia MononGalia Lottery, Extra,
Class No. II. TO he drawn in Richmond al b O'Clock,
r. NJ. Capital: Sl2, 900. 66 Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets
-; halves >; quarters !.
SATURpAY-DOllar Lottery. The Sussex Della
ware. Lottery, Extra, Class No. Al. Capitals: sl,a9i,
l,227, SIS, 1913, 10 f l22, &C. 70 Mos, Is drawn. TICK
els 81; halves SO cents; quarters % c.
Saturday Eyening,-Saes close al O'Clock.
IS, 900 DOLLARS!
MA6NIFIcEET SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No. 20, 10 be
drawn al Alexandria. Capitals: Sa5 ,uuu, i.OOn, 7,GOo'
5000. 4. 900. 1870, 10 of > ,GIU, % of ,UCJ, &C. 10 Nos,
Is drawn. Tickets SiO-shares In proportion.
NJ Orders Tor packages. certificates OF packages
single ickrts or shares III the above, or III any OF Mau
every day, al prices varying from 81 10 YlO for tickets,
will eceive the most prompt attention, and The draw
ings forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
III Recollect M. 3-''There's luck in odd numbers
says Rory O'Nore." May 10
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WAS committed TO the Jail Of lsls oil wight county
w on the 18th day Of March: 1913, as a runaway, :
Negro Man, who calls himself John MOTIFS. me sau
eel OF teeth. has two small scars on the back n' MS leI
hand, a scar across the frs, Join, of the left thumb. and
appears to be about 30 or IS years o., age. nan on WneI
pantaloons Of a blueish color, an over jacket of a dark
grey, 4 black cashmere vest, and an old iur hat, nlucn
worn. The owner of said negro + requested TO come
and take him away, or he viii be dealt with according
to law. EDWIN l.. LIZ .,
For Josiah Eley, Sheriff Of Isle Of wight county.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DanieI HI. London,
CORNER OF MAIN AND 18TH STREET

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
(bFFEhS for sale the largest stock Of all styles of
- Spring and Summer Goods usually kept In Jobbin /,
ioiises, OF both Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, he
.as ever mad, and Al prices fur below any sales he has
ev.rbren able heretofore To make.
! ne Stock viii consist of all kinds OF Bleached and
nfo"h Donieslics, Prints, Ginghams, and manv other
Ne" ana handsome styles of ladies' Dress Goods; Cam
"fieks; SIX AM Cotton Iiandkerchiefs; Tickings; Lii
men and Cottun DTilllngs; Linens Of all kinds; Ken.
aachy Jeans; rich and fancy Ca-s!meres; Cloths of all
shaussand makes; and, in a word, Of all styles Of Good,
,onhd IN the largest and best assorted Stocks, 10
which he asks the particular attention of dealers in
virginia ana North Carolina, feeling confident Of being
ao'el 10 make sales 10 all who may give his stock an ex-
ani'na,'oh-his terms being the usual credits, or tho
1s"a discounts Tor cash bills. March s-i&r3mif
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=. motion of James C. Smith the following
mon was adopted:
%s,soIved, Tha, this Convention 90 recon- ns
L. MI to The Central Committee es,t Of s u caIaen sas
sscior Tor ibis District.
motion OF Benz. H. Berry.
% oa..aIsed, That The thanks of this Convention
R''s rsdd' 10 The President, Vice Presidents; and
ks lea,, thereof, for the efficient manner in
Ss s;es hey have discharged their respective du'
Fs :, motion OF John w. Tyler,
~ oaanIvej, That the thanks of this Convention
heS.s,sd 10 the Trustees Of the Methodist
,.as for the use OF The same.
On motion Of Turner Dixon,
resolved, Tha. the proceedings Of this Con Sn.
a .,s. AMI Examiner, and The Flag Of go.
ne moion the Convention then adjourned SINE
AMBROSE P. BILL, President.
Geo n. BRENT, Sec'y.
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BATTERIES.

TUE sub .cribrr BY purchase ofih- Patrntee, has be-
4 come the ownrr OF thr night 10 the sale and use, IN
the state Of Virginia. OF Load's patent improved IRA.
DuATED GAL.VANlG BATTERY, and INSULATED
POLES, for medical and other purposes.
some thirty or fprIy counties aud cities have been
disposed of 10 practitioners ani othcfs-andt the remain
ing territory IL now oil. red Tor sale in Rights Of such
extent AS may sui purchasers
Physicians or others. wishing to engage In the sale
oftliese Rights. either on commission, or tor their own
account, should make immediate application. Practi.
TONERS, family or county Right, can he mad as well rs
others, with the instrument al the Patrr,re's price
ANY one engaging in the purchase and sale of Rights
will be afforded opportunities of realizing desirable pro
fts Address, post paid, with references.
Winchester, May 10, Is1S-ct WM. CLARkE.
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FOR SALE.

sOs ACRES of very Valuable Land, lying on SWIM
5S.O Geek. In the counties Of Chesterfield and Pow
hatan. with a good Grist Mill attached. The subscri-
Der being DESTROYS OF removingto the South, would sell
a great bargain In the above property; About one third
Of ibe land consists Of creek and branch fats, well
drained, very fertile and productive. Distance from
Richmond twenty miles, and from another excellent
market 1.-THE Coal Mines) about hve miles. Ihere are
min, Of hsalthfuiness, quantity and quality Of water,
fsr,iiity OF soil, abundance of timber, vicinity to mar
ket. &c &c. The buildings are good, particularly inc
barns and dwelling house. which last mas Six rooms'
independent OF store room and passage.
For particulars, address Hallsbnro T. ~. Powna.an.
niNrIa.. NJ. AURRLIUS SALE.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR MAY, ls4s.

TIE MAY FLOWER Ut Io'o.
100000! 10000! l 5000! 100 Of s. $500!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 3, for lsds,
to be drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, May
Goth 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Grand scheme: stO,ouo,
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarter, S. A certificate Of n
package Of whole Tickets s26o-halves and quarters in
proportion.
1000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. ., to De
1913. 66 Nos, Ia drawn. Splendid Scheme: s4n,OO
10, 900. 5000, 1000, 5000, 2.2so, l.50o, 10 of 600, &c.
Tickets SIS; halves Z so, quarters 70.
W In purchasing by The package, deuuet the price
of three Tickets.
~ Orders for Tickets In the above Win meet prompt
and confidential attention, il addressed 10
j. b. COWLES, Wall street.
M,vI Richmond, Va.
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BIZ the Lieutenant GoUern0r OF ptfgtn'0.
PROCLAMATION.

INFORMATION having been received by the Execu-
tive, that Henry Dix, a free Negro, charged with =
murder committed in the county of Accomack, has ned
from justice and is now going at large, | do therefore
psrsons " no ,hall arrest the said Henry Dix and deliver
him into the Jail of Aecomack county; and | do more,
over require all officers Of this Commonwealth, clvl
and military, and request the people generally, 10 use
their hest cxertions to procure the arrest OF the said
Dix. that he may be brought TO justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, (acl.
ing in the absence If the Governor from the seat
rssALl of Conveniently and under the lesser seal OF
the wealth, at Richmond, this Sd day
of May, in the year ls4s. jNo. L. Willy
Henry Dix Is about five feet six inches high, and
about thirty years OF age; his color a dark brown, and
rather good looking. He is supposed to be somewhere
on or about the line of Accomack county. May 5-c6t
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TO MiLLERS AND MILL OWNERS,
French iSUrr MaIRstOneS.

EGESTON, MORRIS Il CO., at the Old Stand, W.
IL Falls Avenue, near Pratt st Bridge, Baltimore,
continue to make 10 order FRENCH BURR MILL"
STONES of all Dimensions, which they viii: warrant
10 he of best quality, being made from Burr BLOCKS OF
their own imporlaliun, and selected by them from thr
best qaarries in France. They keep constantly Tor
sale, OF all sizes. and EsOPUS MILL
STONES, and FRENCH BURR BLOCKS
eoInpanird with satisfactory reference, will be prompt
ly attended 10.
or Mr. ianirl :. DelapIane, Deputy Flour inspec-
aboy. articles. EGENTUN, MORRIS & CO..
Nay 2-cw3w
AZ The Iynchbnrg virginian ane Staunion specta-
tor viii publish once week tor 8 weeks anh senu DIES
10 ENQUIRER Office for PAYMENT.
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FaRMyIIJ,E FEMALE SEMINARY.

FARMVILLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE exercises OF the Summer term. embracing
4 period of four months, will commence on the mrs
Monday in June next, and close on the last Friday u
September following:
1RRNs-For the session as follows:
Boari and tuition In the English branches S32
Tuition alone
Music
Latin and French Languages, each, .
An extra fee Of a5is required from eara member OF
the classes in Natural Philosophy and Chemistry
Gentlemen wishing to enter their children and wards,
are requested 10 make immediate application. Far
Their information, il desired, will be promptly gwen.
NAV 5-cw4w J. u. TINSLEf Principal.
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EAGLE HOTEL, sCoTTsvILLE, va.

EfNULF T1U Ell OOOI FILLIi ~
TINE subscriber having leased this valuable property
i for a term of years, Is prepared 10 entertain The
public in the most satisfactory manner. The property
has been recently repaired, Il newly ihrni he'd, and Is
in all respects adapted 10 the comfort of guests. The
situation Of this Hotel is well known, being immediate
ly on Main street. on the South side ofihe Branch, In 4
secure and healthfui situation. the stabling Is good
and no pains shall be spared 10 render satisfaction IN
all respects. u. vi. WINFIELD.
N. Is Travellers going Ia Richmond, or returning,
will hr waited on To and from The boats.
Mac l5-CIm
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
er AZ A d d 8 o II
rr.r,nnr nrPNTS

OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, (coLEMAN's BUILDINGS,
-Four do0is Norih Of Pennsylvania duenue,
w n y h / II gton
ID BEVERLY TUCKE and JOHN Z. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for the purpose of prosecnt-
ing claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
Departments Of the General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed To the
above. snail feceivr prompt attention.
Reference IL given 10 the following gentlemen =
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; Hon. J.Y. Ma
son, Secretary Of the Navy; Hon. r j. Walker, Score
tay Of the Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, u :. Supreme
Court; Hon. K. ". r Hunter, Us Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, DC.
W John F. ADDISON, Attorney at Law, will continue
10 rive personal attention Ia business before the several
Courts of the District Of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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}. w. HVamry 81 Co..

W II " 81
successors TO j. G.. GREGORY s. CO.
OFFICE, NO. /, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND. Virginia.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR MAY, 1913.
a ~l7TH.-Jersey Lottery, No. 40. So, LAG Capt.
tai. Tickets $40. ~loptizes or 900, 10 of 5000, sc.
MAY 20TH.-Leesburg Lottery, No. ~. S5O,m0 Ca
pital. Tickets So. IS prizes Of 81 900, &c. Is Nos,
10 drawn. Cert of packages sll0, SIS and S27 30.
MAY 2aTH.-Jersry Lottery, No. ~. S35 $500 Capt.
tai. Tickets So. IS Nos Is drawn.
MAY 9th -Leesburg Lottery, No 81. SIS, 900 Ca
pital. Tickets Sis. 81 900 lowest 3 No. prize. 10
prizes of 2,0uO, 900 Of 900, &c. Certificates of pack
ages S20O, SlOO, s5n and s25.
3J- Orders Tor certificates or Packages, single Tick
cts and Shares, in any of the above Schemes, address
ed to the undersigned, will rec.ivethe most prompt NJ
teniion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
az soon as il is received.
Packages, Certificates ard single Tickets for sale by
J. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
April 81 Richmond, Virginia.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION AT NOR
FOLK,

NOR the accommodation of persons going TO
i the Convention, the James RIVER
Curtis Peck and Alice will, on tuesday ano
Wednesday mornings, The 18Th ana lIhinsIan,,
leave The wharf al Rockels al hall past 3 O'CLOCK
precisely, and arrive at Norfolk by 4 O'CLOCK, +
NJ. Passage and fare [Breaklas. ana DinneI 10
cIudedl 81. HAShlNo Libni'
Nav l3
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RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS, May Is.
E0BACCO-Receipts and inspections in.
F'ias. No change in prices. W. quote
81 80 10 2 90 and 3 so; common leaf2 IS a
nitdling 3 IS to 4 IS and S 90; good TO
! ) 50,o7 so.
floUR-5 S7l 10 S6-a slight improvement
e last foreign news. Stock very light in-
EHEAT-Whi,e l25; red 40 cents.
tATS-34 a 50 cents per bushel.
EORN-45 cents per bnshel. Dull.
FORM MEAL-50 a 55c. per bushel. Dull.
PacON-Virginia hog round 6lcls; Baltimore
a5ta 81 cts; Shoulders A cts; Hams 6 a 9
LAR0-7i 8 cts.
fISH-New Herrings are very backward in
TlHg, The catching being unusually light
Is are being made for small lots, TO arrive, al
Shad SGT. Family Roe Herrings IS in bar
and 50 10 half barrels.
PEEP CATTLE-$2 IS a 3 IS; extra qua.
$50 MurroNs: 81 so 10 Q SO, as in quail
Hoos:5 so a 6 90.
(.s ORLEANS MARKET, May T. Sales of
oa!es middliDg cotton al S and ST for good.
sn was firm. Other articles were inactive,
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CowIes' Lottery Office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
THE attention OF the patrons OF Cowles' celebrated
i Prize Office is invited 10 the following brilliant
Schemes to be drawn In The month Of May, under the
ted more large prizes in Richmond the last year than
all others combined. Of those sent, many have been
directed TO this agency, and sold by the evrr.snrcessiul
prize-seller, COWLES.
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MANAGERS oFFIcE-D. PAINE &

MANAGERS OFFICE-D. PAINE q
Another splendid prize in Paine's Lotteries
SIS 900. We have again the pleasure OF an-
n~ouucing to adventures in lotteries that another
splendid priz. has been sent 10 this agency, MAX
ing TWO prizes Of 5000 and one Of 1000 sent 10
Richmond in Paine's Lotteries within The last 80
days. The tickets can be seen at our Office. Per.
sons wishing prizes should buy Paine's tickets.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated, No.2, May l3:
56 As Ga Al 2 "a sc So so SO IS l..
Ticket As Sc "a, the Capital Of $4,000 return
ed by c. B. Luck to this Agency.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, liz, drawn 10Th May:
Is SO So 4s Q 63 so "a 3 81 IS 7 26.
Half Is 80 SO, the Capital Of 5000 returned
to this Agency by Anthony, Vender, Petersburg
This Day-20,000; Tickets S.
A magnificent scheme for Salurday-SS0,0W
100 OF $500. Tickets 90. For Grand Capitals
call or send to c. w. PURCELL & CO,
Agent for D. Paine & Co., Managers.
Nav Is
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Three Nights LOnger
WITH EXTRA ATTRACTION,

At UU ID FEE L L U WIS n u,
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY,
May Is. IS and II. !.
N addition to the Burning OF Moscow, and
4Inew experiments in Magic by Mr. Young,
will be introduced a brilliant display OF Sparkling
Scenes and Pyric Fires.
n Tickets 25 cents; Children half price.
Doors open at I. To commence At 8 o'clock.
May Is
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& ELLIS
MACHINE
ES15nd. Sash and Door

MaNUrACTURERS AND GLAZIERS.
Nv, Door to the Virginia Woollen Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
4 RE prepared to execute all orders In their line on
A reasonable terms, and in a satisfactory manner.
orders by letter promptly executed, and WORK war
ranted 10 please.
Ready Made Work always on hand.
Nareh l7-cff
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JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm (CALLAls)
j lying on the South side Of James river, about one
milo above Subjects Tavern, In the county oil rowhn-
tan, containing BY survey 3s9 acres, a portion of which
IL low grounds Of q superior quality. Nearly one hall
OF the farm Is In wood Of original growth, and heavily
timbered. The high land Is Of good quality, lies well,
and is susceptible Of a high state OF Improvement
There il a brick house on the farm, with four rooms.
and all the necessary out buildings, In good repair. II
a sale is noteffeeted privately befoie the lst Of octoheI
next, II will then be offered publicly, to the highest
bidder. AZ the subscriber is determined to sell, he
will make the terms very accommodating. Appiiica-
tious may be made TO him personally, on the premises;
or by letter, directed to Sublett's Tavern; or to M.
Wm. l.. Smith, SmIthville P. o., who is authorised TO
dispose ofthe place. THOMAS A. HAhRls.
Powbatan, MAY 5lh, lS4S.-c8t
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATE
RAILS.

NAF1 DEFANINbHIiH
Bureau Of Provisions ami C2'ttiag,
April II, IS4S.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, endorsed "Proposals for
- Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials viii be
received al this "fice until 3 O'Clock, 7. NJ, on Monday,
The aad day Of May next, ir furnishing and delivering
ION receiving thirty days notice. al each or either OF
the Navy Yards al Charlestown, Massachusetts,; Brook
ign, New York; and Gosport, Virginia, such quantities
of any or all OF the following named articles Of Navy
Claiming aud Clothing Materials as may be ordered by
the Chief uf this bureau, or by the commandments OF
said Navy Yards, respectively, during The fiscal year
commencing On The Isl day of July next, and ending
On the BuiI day OF Jnne, lsi9, viz:
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
A neat brick tenement, on Church Hill.
near Mr.. Jno. Farrar's, with six room,
CLOSETS, &c; also, a good kitchen, stable
alfiase house attached. Ren, only $3.50 mar
Apply to TOLER & COOK.
yIo Agls., Lisle's Row, Pearl St.
WLES LOTTERY OFFICE, Wal
wee, Richmond, Virginia.
Z . .SIs,y Vender. do and say what they may,
! T Ihsiaf prize. GoWLEs carries the day.
a'ery. Of Delaware and Georgia, 20, EItrs.
US; $4,000, 5000, 5000, 1900, i.64s, 10
Of 800. 10 Of 1850, 10 Of 1000, Sc
II, ~ drawn ballots. Tickets S5-Shares
Portion.
Nos. Grand Consolidated, Glass Q:
10 o. a Q "a s. So 60 IS IS
e,l1es, call al the lucky office Of
CoWLEs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-16

". MAURY & CO., MANAGERS
Orawn Nos: OF Jersey Lottery, Glass SO:
So Q IS 81 l8 % 3 81 l IS &c.
{,sn Nos Of Leesburg Lottery, Glass 10:
y so 70 10 II Sc Al 8 &c 3 "a 63 So.
eday Drawing 10 be received al 7 O'clock
o. 1856, 2 of LII, Q of 4,444, 20 Of
s'aoIIov-30.I46 Dollars Capital, 10
Dm 1000, 10 OF 5000, &C., sc. Tickets
,rsay-2o,Ooo Dollar. Capital. Tickets
>.'aay-35,0O0 Capital. Tickets 10 dollars.
k,,, MANAGERS OFFICE,
!No Under CITY Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-16
NOTICE

A LII persons are forwarned from trading for 4 bond Of
N i've hundred dollars executed by me on he I'd day
OF MAY, ls4a, 10 William Faulkner, Of Orange county,
Va, the said bond having been given without any con-
sidera,ion whatever. RO. \. TRiCE.
May l6-c2t