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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
Fresh Spring Goods.

THE subscriber has just opened general stock nj
L desirable styles uf NEW GOODS, inf 10 hand Nv
recent arrivals, and 1" which buyers arr Invjt,d III.
usual time viii b1 allowed on all plrcha.cs far sotis
factory nores, and discount for cash made In hosr
who buy Tor money equal 10 per cent for sir monlhs
In the STOCK will he found
Thirty Cases desirable Prints
Ten cases Tweeds and Kentucky Jrana
Ten cases new AMI fine Cassimeres
Panialnon G0nds of all kinds
One hundred and fifty bales Doniestics
Ten casee henched Shirlings and Sher,inrs
Fifteen bales and cases beachrd and brown Drills
Brown, blue and black Cloths
Drab Cloths for carriages
Fancy Dress Goods, OF all kinds
administration and silk
Spool Cotton, Thread and Buttons
Hosiery-whlle, black and coored
Goves-thrrad, buck and kid
Bed Tickings and Apron Checks
Sail Ducks aud PaddInes
Brown Hollands and lrsl, Linens
Table Cloths and Napkins
COrderuys and Bear-rdeens
Turkey red Cottons
Gum, cotton aud gnt Suspenders
Pearl and agate Buttons
Drawers and Satisfaction and wool
Corded Skmls and Grass Cloths
VrsiIngS-cOttOn, silk and w0rsed
Satins and SIlss-snnIe very desirable
Umbrellas aud Parasols-lo which The attention of
the trade Is invited. ID. H. LONDON
March l7-dSctf
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Ely Il. e.. EsickI,,aOt * ssrO.
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL.
ESTaYf


slf virtue of deed uust executed 10 the snbscr-
- Orr ~ James sizrr ani Jo.ln 4. Sz-r bearing date
the i9tii day .; February, 1875 and recorded IN
The nice Of me Court Of Hastings ar the civ Of Rich.
iGEd The eth apl. iris, LIE subscriber win on
FR!D ~ the a.jd day al The present m0n,h-Frhuafy
at tie IL O'Clock, 7. ). upon the premise =
proceed IL sell certain Lot of Ground, described In
r saI deed a brg situated Ia hr cry of Richmond,
upon Gay and ith streets, commencing at the III.
ters-con Of SAID streets the -"utI side Of sIret,
ana thence running down h street one hundred irrt-
tirnc: running at rsht angles from street hun
eled iret-iirner running parallel with street one
huadfcd irtt, 10 h street.-the II! the said
't hi"iied srei :" III. beginning one hundred ieri,
OUT WHICH SAID lot 81 ground contains. by acCgl nca
srenrht ninety SIX irei four inches Cay street,
running BACK L1nrly sia ;ret Two inchrs on ih street.
thrace al right angles aud III line parallel win Clay
street ninety trrt eight nches ana tie nee parallel
Win iih street ninety eet riches L. a, street
-tpert!:cr with al HE buildings and improvements
thereon situated. and the privileges apnrr nan, es
10 Tile same III any manner belonging.
Also. al the same time and place, a certain other lot
or parcel oi Land. known III The plan Of the sand city
o; Richmond y iir number t32, whci has teen dv
Grd mo onr lots, designated by tar numbers > and
:, each Containing ihIIy l~o feet inches clay
suest, aud running back one hundred aud fny three
ieeticur inches Ia IAN alley, 10 tie hole of
SAID lot, i"ehtsIret III wdi-ihe lot designated No.
trnp situate ~ tie intersection of Csy and iih SIS
TERMs-unr. ihird 81 the purchase 10 he paid
III casil-iho residue IN equai Insimrn. in four and
eight months, WIKI interest thereon tom the day of
siie-aid III. Title IT, be retained, deed d. trust upon
'hr property 'n br executed 10 secure ,lr pay nrnt
The credit Instruments
IT, on ilr dag designated Tor The above sale The wea
Their Should br such The option of The subscriber
10 rrncer II improper SELL The sad sale IS III be post
ponrd until The h',t iaif day thereafter
he title 10 the above property i believed he good
hut. acting Il Trustee, SHAH only convey such tu
as Is vested IN me by tar sand deed
PoITlai ROBINSON, Trustee.
X II DICKINSON & BROTHER,
Feb g-dtds auciionrrt-
Il On account Of he inciemency Of The wea-
ther the above safe is postpone unul Thurs
day, III p Of March, at 4 O'clock, P. NJ
By oder Of The Trustee
Fcb2i X II DicKIs. on & BRorHrR AucTs
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Purcell. Ladd Il Co,

DRUGG lists
b DEALER IN PAINTS, OIL, DYES, WINDOW
GLASS, &C.
Z Corn.r Nam and IA streets, Riehmond,
IPFER Tor sale large and complete stock OF
ar.lcies in their line, embracing the usual
|sy, comprising the following in part, very
TRASH, or with the usual credi. TO puhctual
FcM.n.
|3c Os superior Indigo
3nsts prime Nader
10 lbs Alcohol
~ aa.kets Sweet Oil
~ *, White Lead in oil
81 10 superior Carb Soda
itbis Birthstone
! ask -four Sulphur
~ BIS Castor OIL
no IS extract Logwood
" asks EPSON Salts
70 ooIs Alum
9 o,I> Coppercs
2 o;ls tanners Oil
N0 gallons sperm and solar lamp Oil
81 boxes pearl Starch
> gross paste Backing
20 'oIes Window Glass, assorted sizes
Particular auen,ion to packing and Tor.
.lns uitcrs.
j PURCELL, LADD & CO. Druggists.
II p Main corner l4th street, Richmond, Va
r. u
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SUMNER COURSE OF MEDICAL IN
STRUCTlON. IN RICH NOND Va

THE course OF summer instruction, in the various
4 branches %; Medical Education, VIII he resumed
in the fnr:n or Lectures and ESgmina'ons fhuIs
day, April 10th, and be continued, under the follow
ing arrangement. until the miidi- ui October.
TrRRS
Anatomy and Physiology by Carter r. Johnston VI. ID.
surgery, Surgical Anatomy and Materla Mrdca, by
Charles Bell Gibson, VI ID.
Practice OF Medicine and Obstetrics, By James H. Con-
way, II. u.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by :. Maunn D.
During the nn'y two Lectures w;li be deliver
ed each day. thus .vn. the Student mplr time for
reading and Tor III. stury oil The varlns clinical cases
winch viii be constantly brought 10 hIs attention.
Students wilphave access AT all times TO the ward,
of the lnirmary Of the Medical College, ana OF The
Richmond Aims House.
Abundant opportunity Will be afforded for The study
F,e for me whole course, $50.
Tickets for the coursr will b. issued by the Secretary
CARTER p. JOHNSON. secretary.
Ricbmond March I'D " Scaa y 18th April
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A Ca r. d.
QUarIeS 81 TEerWin

. ETURN their thanks to their customers and
IL friends Tor The very liberal patronage here
tofore bestowed, and solicit continuation OF The
same. Their Store will be re.opened on Mon
day, the 18Th instant, with an entire new stock
OF SPRING DRY GOODS, OF the newest and
latest styles imported. They have taken espe-
cal care in selecting their stock. and feel sails
fled that they will be able 10 offer great induce
menls 10 all who will give hem call. Terms,
cash. No. 229, Broad Street,
March 20-c2aw2w Shockoe Hill.
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
Parker, 5sayiy Il SiHsAinO.


RE receiving, and opening, a portion of their
~ SPRING SUPPLY, which consist, In part, of
Rich plain and figured Polt de Sole
Rich Brocade Silks
Plain and figured black Silks
Coorei and black Mouslins
Paris, printed AMI embroidered silk Tissues
Superior lace silk Grenadines
Printed laronetts aud Lawns
French, English and domestic Gnghams
French. English and Domestic Prints
Plain aud twilled colured and black French and Eng
lish Cloths
Black and fancy Cassimeres and Vesiings
Black and fancy silk Cravats
Cambria and silk Pocket Handkerchief new styles
Scarlet aud white embroidered Grape Shawls
Satin Damask Shawls
Jaconet and swi>s Muslin Inscrlincs and Edeings
Thread and Bohhin Insertines and Edslnss
Lace and Muslin capr., cuiIs and Collars
Lave, Grape, Lace and Rerage Wells
Infants Embroidered Robes and Frock Bodies
Alexandrrs ladies' and gentlemen's Kid Gloves
Ladies' and Misses silk and Lise Gloves and Milts
Plain and embroidered TarIiou Muslins
Extra heavy hand.spun family Linens
Extra fine French fronting Linens
Tab { Danask and Linen Sheeting
Plain and small checked Linens Toy children
French and Americ can Cassimerss and coltonades
Birlched aud brown ShIrtngs and Shertings
Bed Ticks: Apron and Furniture Checks
Fannels, Mariners Shrting; Ribbons
Linen Cf,imb Cloths; bi cloths, &c, &c,
To which they invite the attention of their friends and
the public generally
DT Country Merchants will find it to their interest
Ia examine our stock Of Fancy Goods March Is
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NEW SPRING STOCK.
Boots. Shoes, Trunks.

THREE HUNDRED PACKAGES.
NV E are now receiving three hundred pack.
w ages OF Boots Shoes, Trunks, Leather,
&C., all fresh from the hands of The manulactu-
rers; comprising good assortment OF Ladies,
Gent!emen's, Misses, Boys, Children's Boots
and Shoes, suitable for the Spring trade. We
have taken great care in selecting, aud having
such Goods Manufactured as will give sa,isfac-
,on, in prices and sizes 10 purchases and TO
wearers. We have paid cash for The most OF
our Goods, and have bought them very low
We offer 10 town and country merchants our
stock, al unusual low prices. All we ask is a
call fcom all who want 10 buy good articles a,
low prices We shall sell very low.
March IL PUTNEY s. WATTS.
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ssAssassIN'H'sss ssOUsE,

THE subscriber having become the proprietor q iha
weliAnown aud popular Hotel IN a.; t"Sh :"
Wauenton. recently kept by Bronaneh !. RANT, ana
fitted il 40 in the very style and furnished IL rE
ttrrlv WIN new and superior furniture 81 every de
scription Is prepared entertain ms friends and ths
pubic generally AZ no pains OF expense have been
shared IN furnishing his borders with Every thing that
c,n contribute IL tie Of his guests, and ~
Bar wan rhr choicest Liquors and Cigars tiaI the North
rrn Markets can afford, and having procured ihr ser
wees If attentive and experienced servants, The sab
scrrr ftftrrs himself that he viii he able IL entertain
those VINO may ell on him ~ manner not 10 he sur
pas srd and upon which fail 10 please
HIS stable viii be under the Of attentive ostiers
and always provided with the best al pfnv-tIirr
Feb 1U-cIm ALEXANDER BaKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

Il URLEYS OFFICE, No 10y, Eas. Main
II Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says ''come try again ~
HURLEY'S OFFICE STILL AHEADi
Drawn Nos. of Mononsalia Lottery, Glass 81:
rs 65 So 63 % 10 &c 70 81 81 So.
Halt Ticket, Mes. % Sc 6l p,izr OF $500,
returned by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia 81, March 10:
Is 60 25 40 Al u SO So 60 Al 10 33 D
Halt Ticket Is SO 70 prize Of $500, re,uin-
ed by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos Sussex Co., IA, March 10:
5 SO 66 81 10 So 2 SO So "A 81 46 80 9.
Ticker, Nos. 2 S SO, a prize Of 800. sold and
paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Sussex Co. Lottery, Extra, No. SO !:
81 10 3 % SIS 81 IS a5 81 80.
Ticket, 3 10 81, S25, Both sold and maid
Do. IS 81 CO. 50, Sby HURLEY.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Class ID
Lowest Prize Stomach 2lst:
66 As 20 "a 40 "a 50 10 3 6 % 46 So.
HURLEYS Arrangement for the Week
FRIDAY-S224 3I. IS Nos, II DRAWN
SATURDAY MORNINGS 900. IS Mes,
IL drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY EVENING-Brillian, Scheme
$50 600, 20, 900, 10000, 5000, 2940, 1000, 1000
&c. 66 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets Sl5-shares in
proportion.
HURLEY offers tor sale. this week, tickets in
the glorious little "Small Fry" Lonery Glass No
&c, Extra. Capitals: $4,000, &c. Tickets ST.
Packages SIS IS, warranted 10 draw back So SIS
al least All persons in want OF money are re-
oues,ed 10 cali at HURLEY'S, where Tor small
investments large returns are generally made.
March 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
NEW SPRING DkY GOODS

JNiIE subscribers, al No sc, Main street, are now
opening their stock al STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, consisting Of their usual variety, in par!
fellows:
New style Spring 'unts and Gnghams
Scotch French Law Ms aud JaCunrts
White Cambfic, Swiss and Iacnnrt Suslins
Figured Berages aud Plaid Tissues
BLACK and white frurrd Neis, for caps and wells
Lisie and THREAD t.aces aud Edglngs
Lace Mills, Ladies and prniirhrn's Silk Gloves
Bonnet, Cap, satin and Lmstfing RIBBONS
Bonnet Flowers, hack aud fancy :-.la CrayatJ
Sasprndcrs, Combs, Pms aud Needles
ram mi twll'ed French uloIas
Plain, black ard corded French cassimercs
SATIN. Sllk, Valencia and other Vr,tlngs
Umbrellas, silk AID faitDn iiaudkrrchlefs
Larr and Muslin Worked Collars
Cotton, Bingham aud silk aras,;S-wilh every arti.
Gle 81 slap Goods usually 'cuni Ia Dry Goods ni.r
ALI Of which Will br sold low.
March aI-2W WIILINGuAM K Elicit.
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OFFICE OF THE RIcHM ND ASD DAsrILLE
RAILROAD ComFlsY.
Richmond, FEB. ITh, Io49. }

KlchmUnI, Fec. Iihi Iof5.
r merting OF the Board Of Directors. held al me
n Office of the Company on tho l3h instant, lie i0l
low Ing resolution was adopted, VIZ
Resolved That the Richmond AMI Danvs Rail.
road Company will receive proposals for letting the
Grading and Masonry ofw-ny miles 81 The road. from
Saunton river towards Danvllie the whole distance
Ia anyIIr 10 SECTIONS of not les than mile In
Length Provided, the contractors will receive IN pay
for the work twenty five per cent IN The stock If
the Company: Provided. also, tina, no proposal will be
accepted rates e1cre ling those already accepted on
other portion. Of the Hoad.
In compliance w,th the foregoing resolution Of The
Board Directors sealed proposals VII he received nj
The Office of the Company, until the second W-dnrs
day IL MAY next. fer the work referred "a therein
ANDREW rALCOrT, CHE! Engineer.
March l0-cWl1ayl0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SAFE

AM authorised by Robert Sumervlll Of Tennes.
l see, To sell hi tract oil Land Tie Roanoke r"-f,
TasIor's Ferry, containing. by late survey as
acres There are IL s6 Of valuable river boil
tom, ready Tor cultivation The hgh land j. oi very
superior quality aud wei adap.eh 10 the cultivation of
tobacco wheat and Persons desiring 10 view the
land will please cal Air. Anisirad Siurdyant, who
lives in the neghbornocd, and Will take pleasure III
,owngil. TERMS VIII br made to SUIT lhr purchaser
JSO : EATON,
Attorney for Robert Y. Sumervill.
Henderson. GranNiIlr CO y. c. Marcii h--ctf
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Spring SUPPLY.
WIN p LADD. WHoLg>.Ls AnD gETM
Y A L

w pRuGoI,T No $40 h."d II II o9t ,ir e.,
SHocKoE Hut |, receiving b. vaflons arrivals from
tilr Northern markets, h- spring >nr,y fresh and
pure Medicine. pn-s. Paints, 'ils. nyr Slui., WIN
dnw G'aSs Putty. P-nun,-nrs sc also tie most pa
pnlar Patent Mrdic!hr,--tHr Whole cnmprisbga iuii
and rrnrra assortment ant riHg purchased upon Tho
most advantage rrTiS. ciib'r> tnn uirc 10
his c"unr, iruir aud the ltbr II l!r lowest hole
sa- ..nn retail prices
SS;- Vs.. al assortment - pure Wines .tui Liquors
kept always hand anu su,i mr.'icig,l ~, poses
y. G-nr'-rs from c"uni'Y Ge-ohan,s and r., 81
clans htnkiu, received and pfon.'tiy ut~i -.
March 2i--cani
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Spring Supply

Sprins Supply
OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS,
DYE WOODS, WINDOW GLASS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &c.
THE subscriber is now daily receiving, by the
i several arrivals from The Northern cities,
his Spring supply Of Medicines, Chemicals, Sur
geons' instruments. Paints, Oils, Window Class,
(all Sizes Dye Stufs, Hair Brushes, Perfume.
~, &C., &c, all OF which are OF The bes; quail
~, and can be recommended with confidence to
purchasers, either by wholesale or retail, on the
most reasonable terms.
Country Merchants, Physicians, and all others
in want vi articles in my line, will find il TO their
interest 10 examine my stock, which is extensive
and well selected
PEYTON JOHNSTON, Druggist.
March 10 us, Main ST.. Richmond.
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RE NJ o V AL.
JOHN C.. SHAFER,
MERCHANT, TAILOR.

MERCHANT TAILOR,
las removed 10 No. l, Exchange Building,
/ nearly opposite 10 his old stand, and is now
enlng lurher supply of CLOTHS, CASSl.
sRES and VESTlNGS; also, large assorl-
sni,oi Gentlemen's Furnishing Articles tor the
pr0sching Spring Trade, TO which he respect
is invites the attention OF his friends and The
noic generally.
No Exchange Building; l4lh Street, Rich
,crt. Virginia. March 22-dlm
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

NEW SPRING GOODS.
NJ lMMO & RUTHERFORD arc now re-
~ ceiving and opening their spring supply OF
staple and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part of
Painted and Orsandie Lawns; French Jaconels
Plain and plaid Linen Lusues-silk finish
Plaid and Chambre Ginghams
English and American Prints
Linen Coat Check
Ladies and gents Linen Cambria Hdkts
Ladies' and gents Kid and Silk Gloves.
Lace Visetes; Lace Cape.; Standing Collars
and Cuffs; .brown and beacned Colrons OF all
kinds; German Burlaps Nos. l, 2 and 3, &c.
To which they invite the attention OF the coun-
try merchants March 20-dlw
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To CHARLES P. MITCHELL, and PHILIP Il. JONES

Administrators Of Miss K. Mitchell
DLEaSE take notice. that shall proceed on satur-
L day, the oath day of March next, between inr
hours Of o'clock, A. NJ and O'Clock W.. A. the
Tavern house Of w Taylor, in The county OF HAN
over TO take the dispositions Of James fa'iof. "m
ID Tayor Ed. Winston. and others, To be r-an IN eVi
d.pce in suit now pending in the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Louisa co MY. In
which am plaintiff and You defendants; and the
takipp Of the said depostons cannot be completed on
the above named day, they will be continued on the
following Monday, and so continued, from day to-day,
until completed -
Feb. l6-ctd WIN. AauEhSoN, IL
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A SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED
a Young GENTLEMAN of the south, who has
~ had some experience IN teaching. and can produce
satisfactory evidence of capaDiiity TO teach the Latin
and English languages, wishes 10 engage school, fur
the balance Of the year. IN some healthy and agreeable
neigbborhood. lie will give instruction N The creek
language. also, ii desired. Address b. H., Nesft-
foot Post Office. Hanover county, Virginia.
1uA
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MISCELLANEOUS
VIM. Ii. BRO .yN,

W vi. II. BIO NN,
commission and Por,var,lin1 ,Icrcs,,t
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
III ASiNG removed from the county of Albemar,e
-, Pecuy oilers his services his friends and the
huoc IN general 10 sell all kinds of Country Producr-
1919, FLOUR WHEAT. CORN, sc, &c.
-, ne re- mas taken one of the Messrs Fus new stores
u 0iy street, nearly opposite f. the Columbian Ia
on the corner Of Virginia and Cary streets where
he wlll be happy 10 see his friends.
REFlR TO Hon. w T.. Riyes
6 eo " The F. !; ss,HioiSs', 's'''"s'''.
Hon. James Garland.
s sisHan !: c ! r.., lsHsA'A'e.
II. w. & il. Fry, Richmond.
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To Country Merchants.


900 1866 1900 lS s0s sods
1870 los. Venetian Red
1900 lbs. Alum
100 lbs Nader
1900 gallons Linseed Oil
|, 400 lbs Ext Loewood
= 200 dog. Colosnes
800 dog Inks
20 boxes Starch
60 baskets Olive Oil
) IONS Whi'e Lead
u bags Alspice and Pepper
2 Casks Sulphur
10000 Cigars, assorted
Is packages Tobacco
Together with the usual assortment, compris-
every article in the Drug line, just received
or sale 10 suit the town and country trade,
DOVE & lSAACS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

:yjE the subscribers, take this method Of informing
w our numerous friends and the public generally
that we have hand a general assortment; al Jar
fagrs of every description, consisting al Loach-es,
Ihariottees RuckaWays. B.rnGchrs Bucgrs, si;h anu
without tops. Of 10th Richmond and Northern manu-
aclur- of The latest styles. made o the best a'rf-
ais and finished ~ superior manner, which VIZ war
rant 10 give perfect SUBTRACTION. Persons III want oil
articles IN onr line will please give call, as We are
determined sell the liberal terms for cash or
approved paper
*. Bod 'auases repaired with neatnrss and die
patch. Also, all kinds Of Carriage Materials and
Trimmings, at low prices.
HOOKER, OSBORNE & co.
Corner Of Main and 9Th streets, Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
William IN. Fulton.

Al IORNEi Al LAW, NOIARf fU6LiC,
GENERAL AND PENSION AGEN j,
ANDCOMMlSSIOSER OF DEEDS for alabama,con
II necticut. Delaware, Florida Georgia Illinois, IN
diana. Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Mary Wand Went
gan, Mississippi, Missouri, New Hampshire, Wv 'eI
sew Aew York North Carolina, ONO, pennsylvania,
Rhode Island South Carolina, Tennessee, vermont,
Wisconsin.
Office over Joseph Bonavita, no 20 Main stfeet' op-
posi,r 10 Thomas X. Price d to
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MISCELLANEOUS
Andrew .sOhIssI..,,

ATTORNEY At LAW
ATE OF Quincy, Illinois, has ,elurn.d "a R,,b
Lmond land Will practise in the Courts held in this
city and county, and the adjoining counties
% Office over Mes5rs Smith & flarwnoa,s Main
alret MAY 0=lYdEc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
SPRING STYLE OF HATS.

J. would inform The fashionable
49, community that am now in pos.
GM session OF Inc Spring style OF Hats,
ASA Of WIN. II Beebe & Co.'S patent.
All persons in want of something
good, neat and becoming in The way OF Hat,
can have their fancy pleased by calling al my
Store, No. So, Main Street.
March 20 K. A. ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

Fairfield Spring Races.
THE subscriber takes great pleasure 10 an
i nouocing to the patrons of the Turf, that he
has taken the above well known Course and that
The Spring Races will commence on the third
Tuesday in May.
FIRST DAY-A Sweepsake for three year
old colts and fllies-Sl00 entrance, $50 forfeit
three or more TO make race To close the
Isl day OF April.
II For entries to the above stake, address the
Proprietor, Richmond.
II The amount of purses made known in
due time.
n A Training Stable at the course.
RO. P. NEW, Proprietor.
March 20-d,ApI
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|'hs subscriber, thankful for The liberal pa
homage he has received since he has been
nj commission business, again offers his ser
=, . bis friends, 10 sell Tobacco, Corn and
! lsa, and pledges himself 10 give his best at
kNc 10 all business entrusted 10 his care.
JOHN M. SHEPPARD, JR.
|0l:e near Shockoe Warehouse.
3IroQ,olr,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23

NTAcAULEYs HlsToRY.-The History
lNI of England, from the accession OF James
I'd, by Thomas Babbineton Macauley Vol. LIST
aud 2'd. Price, each, ST. IS. For sale BY
March 81 A. NORRIS.