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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
STODAR L. DU N III A M i,
PIANO FORTE MAKERS,
Store 36l BroadpaH Mandatory 1874 street,
n.nr ILird Apenus Mem York
Mash and WOOdhOuse.

A GENTS for The above grea. PIANO FoarE
"A ESTABLISHMENT, are constantly receiving
addi,i. rs 10 their stock. They have now on hand
. number in 6. st and I octaves. Among the
later is truly magnificent tnstrnnent, pIonoun,
eed by judges to be The, most elesaa! PIANO
FORTE, both as regards lone and finish, ever
exhibited in Richmond. Indeed, it is an extra
ordinary Instruments flne specimen o! Ameil-
can skill and taste in this department OF lnausty'
The less costly and palmer descriptions OF Pr
ano Fortes made by S,odart & Durham are war
ran,ed in all respects. They have never failed TO
give entire satisfaction to purchasers.
They respectfully invite call from all those
wishing 10 purchase or TO examine Pianos.
Feb 8
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LOTTERIES.
u. az. iEfarkrY a go

y. as. isEassFg * Co.,
(M A " GERS.)
Successors TO =. 6. GREGORY * CO,
OFFICE, NO. |, cry HOTEL, RICH
" iMOND. Virginia
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class -, for 1919. 10
be drawn on Saturday. February 10 81 80. i.orry-ia
drawn ballots.
Capitals:
p'ine "f SOS prize of $4,000
! . 5000 10 500 SC
Tickets onlr SlU-shares In proportion.
Delaware Lottery, MOI, 10 be drawn February III.
Is Nos, IL drawn ballots.
prize or 100000 70 prizes II $500
IL prizes Of 1000 loo 400, &C.
Tickets S0 halves S; iilarer5a 50
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No 81 for 1910, 10 h.
drawn on Saturday, February II. g No i.ottery3
drawn ballots.
J prize Of $50, l46 % prizes Of s Gao
lopr'zes Of 5000 90 prizes Of dao
10 :. 5000 30 - 4Gn, &c.
Tickets slO-shares in proportion A certificate of
pac kage Of ~ Tickets viii be for Sla5-shaes
proportion.
Delaware Lottery No. s. 10 be drawn February alsl.
a. NO. LotteIy-l2 drawn ballots.
Capitals:
pIize Of S35 ,ouu 60 prizes Of $500
Al prizes OF 1000 ia 200, &c.
Tickets SlO-sllares In proportion.
1000! S35 600 $4,000 SIl,330!
Virginia State Lottery, Class b. for lsl9 IL be drawn
on SATURDAY., February aalh. IS No. lol.rryl2 drawn
ballots.
Capitals:
prize Of s55,o00 prizes Of $1,000
$4,000 5000
20,UOJ 1900
ll,33O g 1900, SC.
Tickets S5 halvcs7 81; quarters IS; eiehlhs a..
certificate OF pac kage Of whole Tickets will be sent
for sl0J-shares In proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. Q, 10 be drawn February %.
10 No. Lottery ii drawn ballots.
Prizes:
| prize Of $4,000 30 prizes Of $1,000
| - $4,000 30 " 500
10000 40 I" 800, &c
Tickets $40; hayes5; quarters . so.
u Orders for certfcatesor Pae kages, single Tick
ats and Shares, any Of the above Schemes address,
edtoihe undersigned will recrvethe most prompt at
tention, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
az soon az IL sreceived.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
Jana Richmond Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

DLAcKsMlTHs'TooLs, &c.-Embracins
ID superior quality Anvis, Vices. Bellows
Stock and Dies, Screw-Plates, Sledse, HAND aud
shoeing Hammers, Farriers' Knives, H4sps
Files, longs Tor Smiths, Horse Shoes and Horse
Shoe Nails, all of which will be offered Al sncn
prices az TO give satisfaction. Purchasers are
requested 10 make an examination oil our goods
and prices before supplying themselves.
SMITH & HARDWOOD,
rehs. No. IS Main 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
VAIIlARLE FARM FOR SALE.

,I,IIE subscriber offers for sale, on very accomInonht
j ing terms, his Farm in iirnrico county called YAK
Hill. containing 4i7l acres, ahouttr iies No.,n"ee'
nj ihe CITY Of Richmond on the Chlckahominy swamp
There is about 80 in woods OF original CROWN
well numbered, and immediately on The Rehmonh' RE
derrick sburg and Potomac Railroad, with turnout on
the land and very convenient 10 TWO saw 's aaaa
o,., mil The re- naming portion Of The land IL oil COCO
oua its, and psrt OF the same vel adapted 10 grass
OAK Hill Is considered oil the most heau'nI ann
sii =, Iarre well constructed and convenient TWO
story dwelling house and all other ou' houses suitable
and necessary for the accommodation % ns a.yyt,
,a, eo,vanirnt and fruit nf all dr-cr ,tions Ihere
i seeded on The farm fifty bushels OF .mail grain.
,eia .nh.c,,h., GEO. DREWkY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
Agricultural Machines. &C.

THE subscriber manufactures and has for sale, his
i Ware Rooms, No. l4S, Main street, Richmond
HORSE POWERS-a new invention, and highly
approved
DRUMS-Stape Tooth and other patterns
CORN SHELLERS-a variety Of patterns
STRAW CUTTERS do do
CORN and COB MISUNDERSTANDING, superior
Machine
FAN MLLLs-Grant's Patent, Watkins do, and
Brooks improved
PLOUGHs-Side Hill, Sub Soil and Others
HARROWS, CULTIvhTORS. GRAIN CRADLES,
etc. Alao, Field and Garden SEEDS.
The above will be furnished at low prices, and war
faptsd. BALDWIN.
Feb a-r3m
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To RJJII,DERS

DY order of The Board Of Directors Of the Eastern
lv EMPLOYED In connection with this institution Tie
viii be an officer Of the Asylum attending however
especially TO repairs o. . ,hs Su maS !.
,ynsd nv reference 10 The undersigned, 10 whom ap-
P"sA'S JOHN GAIT,
Superintendent and Physician.
Williamsburg, Ian, 10, le4Q-cw5w
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C5 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the 18th Jinu-
II AIRY, his Negro Man. named TITUS. Tie Is about
fsy years of age about Ave feet eight inches in height
and very black, with scar the left side Of his face
produced ny burn. He has great deal Of assurance
and Is apl To- deceive the most credulous. will give
reward of dollars for his apprehension and deive'
nv to me- f caught In the State, twenty-five dollars
fcau pht out of the ate aud deyed T. Titus ia
very hnwleggsd, and had suit of good yarn clothes
when ha left. ISHAH GRIFFIN.
Iovd,s Essex county, Va, Jan. 23-ctt
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AilSJELi.ANHOt :.
Andrew s0Esnssg13,
+, n,ynf,n Srfs1. e.a N.y


ATE Of Quincy, Illinois, has etnT"-d IL aicE
hnond and VIII practise IN the CouF.S held =. ti's
city and county and the adjoining cu;nt't-
n,- Office over Mrssrs. smith & fiarwood's, MAR
.ttr.t May l-Ivd'..
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FORTUNES HOME.

sSTAND BACK, IGENTLEMEN, AND LET THE
FLUID PASS.
THE subscriber having been appointed by Dame
L Fortune as one OF her agents IN distributing her
located himsefat No 6, Main street, Richmond, front
part Of the green house, and three doors above the Od
Market where he will be happy To see hsrlrnds and
To rec-ive orders from part of the country, which
will be promptly and coniden!ally attended to- IL II
usele for him advise dictate 10 any one. what Is
TO their interest in securing to themselves, by small
investment competency for life; and rs he Is opposed
10 the putting system, will not do 80, but will only re
mark that f any of his friends, the public general
w. have any spare change that they feel disposed 10
risk in this way, they VIII always find supply, and
variety of tickets all lotteries under the management
of the old firm, u. PAINE Il CO., who, fnr the short
space Of time that they have been established here
have bee the most successful Managers IN The United
States. Schemes of lotteries, with prizes of $4,000
&C, can be had al my office; and tickets, from one TO
twenty dollaIs always hand. For particulars, see
bills or the day. RICHARD CHALK,
No. 6. Main Street.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Maryland Consolidated 30. Capt.
tails: $4,000, 5 OF 5000, 10 of 500. &c. 70 Nos.
IA drawn. Tickets 81.
Saturday-Grand Consolidated, Glass III. Ca
pilas: $4,000 $4,000, II 900, 1000, $500, Is OF
1000, % of 500, &c. 10 Nos, Is drawn. Tick
cts Sl5-shares in proportion.
II Orders for tickets, packages, certificates Of
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Lnlle-
ries advertised by Messrs. d. Paine u Go attend.
ed 10 with promptness, and drawings forwarded
to all who wish it. X. CHALK.
Feb5
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NOTICE.
A Ill persons indebted 10 John d. Smith are hereby
n notified that, unless their accounts settled by
the LIST day OF March next, they will be placed In the
hands of an officer for suit.
GEORGE w. TULER,
Trustee for the creditors Of Jno d. Smith,
Feb 6-c7t
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Saw Mill &c FOR RENT.

BOUT seven miles from Richmond, WIKI an nhnn
II dance Of ash, maple and pine timber, very convent
rnt. Adjoining j. roua dwelling, and any me wish
Ing il can rent from mtg hln:red acres ri ART.
biz land An enrerprisug man, WIN n SNAIL capital
might make profitable business. Apply 10
i'm bl--ds:Sc6t RICHARD HILL JR.
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Feb 9-i;ds
tn J-NtUE '''ET'''''''
TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TRUST SALE Of RElL Is III r.
ID virtue Of dee Of trust executed by Gregory Ro.
ID eanni aud sarah his wife, dated The 2stt day oi
Oct0h r. ls5, and Of record III the fce Of the Court
uf Musings for Tie cily Of Richmond shall proceed I"
sell al public auction on MONDAY, The goth day ~
February at O'Clock, +. NJ, on the premises. the Lot
and Building cpnve,e BY sad deed, situated on T
street and near the corner ri Bell Tavern Alley, being
The property formerly occupied by SAID Rt gann, and
aiIolnin. the property OF sllani Ellis
Such e as IL conveyed 10 me by said deed VIII he
conveyed To the purchaser. The ute - believed ~ be
urrf-ct Terms OF sa,e-cAsH.
THOS. DAVIS, Trustee
t.g Sale conducted by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.,
P.b q-drotds AuCt;onters.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

r. The fre. ot a SERIES OF LEsrUREs on The
(lmen, u.eshe most remarkable Prophecies OF
Bpture, will be delivered in the Second Pres
kfian Church, by The Pastor, next sabbath
hing at IL o'clock. Subject OF The Isl Lee
4: The destruction of Babylon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

THE subscriber, thankful Tor the liberal pa
l. uonage ne has received since he has been
in The commission business, again offers his ser
vices 10 his friends, 10 sell Tobacco, Corn and
Wheat, and pledges himself TO give his best at
lention 10 all business entrusted 10 hi. care.
JOHN M. SHEPPARD, JR.
Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
Jan, l-dlm&c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

r FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS DIE ANNU.
Il in England Of Consumption. In the New Eng
states, the proportion IL one in four or hve. In
a. probably one in four. In the city of New York
seven died In TWO weeks In December of this dis
. Il is less prevalent in the more Northern lati.
), as Russia, Canada, aud among the Alps of Swift.
,nd, where the Winters are long and severe, and
r are fewer sudden changes.
theory can DO more welcome TO the human mind
the ono which establishes on good grounds the
Tor prolonged existence; If the allegations Of those
are al least entitled to veracity muy be believed,
r is a preventive and a remedy.
be great Author Of Nature has provided US with a
pdy for Consumption, and the diseases leading
v;o, which are so fearfully common IN our country.
lie left us TO lind relief from that fatal scourge by
ac king other iandsf No-,he best, Natures own
edy, is al our hand. The Wild Cherry and the
furnish US with cure, where cure Is possible.
lie Of the most important discoveries OF the age, In
locating the condition OF this large class OF suffer.
humanity, Is DIR. WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
,gRY, which has been before the public some
j. This valuable medicine was first discovered
In the year 1888, since which time its
tss has constantly increased the demand, until it
become one Of, il not the most popular remedy for
in its incipient stage, ever known.
: Beware of counterfrits and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
M other preparations of Wild Cherry. Remember.
ny initiate in aame, without possessing the vlr
Buy none but the genuine and original DR. WIS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed L.
On the wrapper.
YSETH w FOWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass i,
sale, Wholesale aud retail by
GAYEoR & WOOD,
No 46 Main Street, Richmond,
lS4o. Aud by Druggists generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
CO-pARTNERSttlP.

THE undersigned have this day formed 90 Father
L ship sor Tie purpose Of conducting General PFC
duce raml.i, snn u .iursl in The city 81 Richmond.
Va under The firm and style Of Ilesttr, White s Co
EDMUND HESTER,
JOIN {. WHITE,
R;cbmond IAN - 1919 WM TONNES.
at We lake this occasion return oIr hanks 10 our
friends for The patronage heretofore bestowed on US,
and br-prak continuance OF II Tor the new concern
ian ag-daclm HESTER & WiilfE.
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Christian g. LalhrOp

HAVE sill on hand good assortment OF
II Heavy lwiled Blankets, Tor servants
Whitney Bed do, all sizes
White, red and yellow Flannels
Sa,inelts Kerseys and Linseys
Cassimeres, Cloths and Veslings
Mou>eaines, all qualities
Plaid and Plain Alapacas
Emb'd Musins and Robes. for parties
Lace Capes and Muslin Collars
Carpeis, Rugs and printed Drugets
With other styles Of goods, al reduced prices,
Jan.6 SO Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
CALIFORNIA ADVENTURES.

CALIFORNIA ADVENTURES.
THE subscriber respectfully informs all per-
i sons intending TO embark for California that
they can find, a. William J. Swords, No. 225,
Broad ST., large assortment! Of Dry Goods,
either for their own wear ur trading purposes,
which he will sell al prices that will insure salts
faction. Give me trial. Among The goods
suitable TOR the adyeulurer will be found, viz:
Blankets, Merino Shifting, Shooting, Lambs
Wool Vests and Drawers, Flannsls, Cloths, Gas.
simeres and Nesting, Woollen Gloves and
Hosiery, &c.
Cheap Dash Dry Goods Store,
No. 225, Broad Street,
Feb8 Sign Ct the Dry Goods Box.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR FEBRUARY 2iTH
S6OOOO S4ONn0! $40 900!

BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR FEBRUARY 247H.
$4,000 $4,000! $40 900!
100 prizes oi 1000 Dollars each!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass Is, 10 he drawn
on Saturday, February oath, 1919, ut Baltimore. 70
Nos, - drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize OF sGO,l00 prize of s9'190
/ 10000 g 1850
90 10000 100 piizes Of 1900
IL SID 100 COO
Tickets S2n halves 10; quarters 5. Certificate OF
package of whnes S260-slIares in proportion.
rTin purchasing BY the package, deduct The prleeo
three Tickets.
" Orders meet our usual prompt attention tor
Tickets in The above or IN any other Lottery drawing
daily (price Of Tcketsrom 81 10 $40 under our ma
nacement address US, or e. w. PURCELL.
ApenrforD. PAINE & CO., Richmond. Va.
Jan 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
FRESH GARDEN SEED.

TN lew days we shall be in receipt Of fresh
i supply Of Garden S,ed, &c, of The very
finest varieties. We have sold these Seed for
years, and have never known them 10 fail in
coming up. They are grown in the Middle
States, and are known 10 suit the climate Of Vir-
sinia better than any Seed farther North; and Of
this we have the assurance Of all who have pur.
chased of us, remarking, they were the best Seed
10 be had in The city. For sale by
Fet. DOVE & ISAACS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
LADIES. SHIPPER.

|he Ladies OF the Firs, Presbyterian Church
have supper in the store-toom, nexI TO The
in Tea Store, No. 2l7, Main street, on
,lsday and Friday, the Oh and 9th instant,
proceeds of which are 10 be applied towards
litiug the late loss by FIRE OF Inc Board Of Pub
lion. As the beneficial operations OF this
ri have been very extensive in our own
e, the ladies confidently appeal TO the public
al, 10 enable il 10 resume its operations with
possible despatch. The doors will be open
| lay a, 4 O'clock, P. NJ; and all persons IA
able 10 the object are respectfully invited TO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION.
rJ,HE Co-Partnershp of WiNFREE L. SHEPPARD
i is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
name Of the firm will be- used only In closing the bust
mess of the late arm, SAMUEL WlNFREE,
January lst, l8a9. jNo. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
COMMISSION HOUSE.

COW NITCOTUIV E1OUOC,
THE undersigned have associated themselves in bu-
siness, to sell all kinds Of Produce commission,
under the firm of WtNFREE 4 WATKINS. Liberal
advances will he made on all produce In hand.
OHice-near Shockoe Warehouse.
SAMUEL WINFREE,
HENRY C. WATKINS.
Richmond. Lat January. l849-c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
Lam d ret his
WARRANTED
GARDEN SEEDS.

,JlHE subscriber has just commenced receiving his
j usual annual supply Of fresh and genuine GAR,
DEN SEEDS, cultivated on the grounds Of Mr.. David
Iandreth Philadelphia, the quality Of whose seeds Is
now 80 generally known, that there are hui lew per
sons having occasion to purchase seeds, VINO eau NC
unacquaiped with them. 49,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
isirth.Night Ball.

He Richmond Light Infantry Blues propose
giving a Military and Civic Ball, ON the 22d
tuaIy, al The Exchange Hotel. Gentlemen
hing to subscribe can obtain tickets OF the
pagers only. Military subscribers are par
la'ly requested 10 appear in uniform. Tick
pc moi transferable.
MANAGERS. ......
HONORARY MEMBERS.
Col. Thomas B. Bigger.
Ieo. W. Munford, William Mitchell,
Adams Smith, Daniel Truehart,
y Il; S!Iobia, John H. Tompkins,
pt No. Burton, Charles w. Purcell.
acTIYE MEMBERS.
-. Capt George H. Tompkins,
WIN. I. Sheppard, Capt. VIM A. Garter,
~ Sonn z. James, Capt. Jno. H. Freeman,
|Taas. d. Powell, Surgeon James Beale,
|.Snn r. Reenaull, William E. Burton,
James l. Bray, VIM. l.. Montague,
gas q. Orenshaw, John B. Robinson,
H. W. Glszebrook, &. L. fompkins.
| an. -c7ldd3t
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RORFRT r HOWISON

AS removed his Office to the Law Build
ing" near the new court House.
e vii! as heretofore, practice regularly in
Cour,s OF Richmond City and the county of
iiico, Dec 9S-dtw&laW2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

NEW GUUU0.
I UST to hand, per schooner Ellen Sedgwick,
j from New York
Black ALPACA Hose
Black Cashmere do
Merino and Saxony Shirts
Black Spun Silk Hose
Drab Moieens; Swiss Muslns
i24 Sheelings; Brown French Linens
Black, slate and mixed knilling Coltons
Birds Eye Diapers; Black Couon Velvet
Alexanaer's Colored and Black Kid Gloves
Sup Black French Doeskns
36 and 80 inch Black Italian Cravals, SC.
JIG CEENERY,
Feb 3 Opposite Depot.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,

The Pacific Mining and Trading Compa-
ay 5 superior A coppered and copper fas.
last sailing, clipper built ship "Msrianns,"
ueorge S. Lownes, will sail from The wharf
,s place, on the 22d inst, positively. She
very superior furnished accommodations for
ossTs A lew more passengers can be &C.
@oaa'ed Il immediate application be made.
oolk OF 1000 barrels more freight can be
IT, Apply 10
RANKIN & WHITLocK,
On The Dock, or 10
h, JOS. P. JONES, 203 Main ST.
:, panied model OF the ship can be
- : Inc ONCE Of Rankin & Whi,loek.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

IuREC PLASTER-FREsH GROUND.
WE are offering it al reduced p'':es, 10 'iel-
w crs OF FIVE hundrci pounds, ID ofder 10
close shipments previous 10 the Isl Maich. nc
Quality we warrant TO be superior. ~
DAVENPORT, ALLEN q CO.
Feb l-d&cl0,
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lVlDEND. The Board OF Directors have
declared dividend of five per cent. on the
ital Stock OF the Clover Hill Railroad
lpany, payable 10 the Stockholders al the
e Of the Company on The first OF March.
D. S. WOODBRIDGE,
%. 2-lw Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

E. 8. SPENCE, in commencing business on
his own account, would respectfully ask TO be
remembered by his friends and The public gene
rally, assuring them that he will be enabled 10
offer extra inducements.
From the facilities he will have, and the husi-
ness arrangements already made, he will be en-
abled 10 have constantly on hand large assori-
menl OF fashionable Goods in his line, al pTces
that cannot Tail 10 please. Clothing made 10 or
der. Jan. l2-dim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09

'nss for sale BY ~
PA e DAVENPORT, ALLEN eco.
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A a. n ,

r. CHARLES L. WlNGFIELD offers bis
professional services TO the citizens OF Rich
y and its vicinity.
.hce-Corner above City Hotel, over Gayno
Woods Drug Store, Main ST. Jan l7-lm
HE ANIMAL so-gg1l meeting OF The Mutual
Assurance Society Of Virginia will be held
heir office, 10 the city Of Richmond, on Mon.
The 18Th Of February next, al o'clock, P. NJ.
RUTHERFORD, PA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass a, 4
he drawn Saturday, April 23th, 1919 IS No. Loiie
ry-l5 drawn ballots.
BRILLIANT SCHEME

Prizes amounting to 5 4D2 600 DnllaFs!
Whole Tickets Sl00; halves. quarters and eighths IN
proportion. certificate of whole Tickets 81, uOc-
shares IN prOpOrtlOn
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NEW BOOKS,
Received in advance and for sale ut
l2i MAIN STREE I,
j. w. Randolph " Go.
u NJ n &

WAY SEND TO THE NORTH FOR PIANOS9
INIiE subscriber keeps hand supply OF The lnsru-
L menls made AT the celebrated Factory of Messrs.
Knabe Gaehe, of Baltimore. These Pianos have the
English double hammer action, remarkable for It's dura.
bility possessing also superior tone and touch. If
French action is preferred he can get, on short notice.
instruments from the best factories al the North.
will furnish all instruments at the Northern prices, ad
ding Only the freight. The purchaser here will thus
save all the risk of transportation.
Farmviie, Jan 30-cSI A. 7. BlGLOW.
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS SALE

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IxyILi he sold NJ thr residence Of the late Reuben
w Timb,raSc deceased, IN The 10Th oi ihr present
month"; February, u iaIr. II not, tir next lar uay
,rtraltrr all lie Personal Property belonging To the
Estate OF the SAID ienten fimb-rlakr deceased con
.sling IN pat o( good stock "i l"t,rs and Mules,
Cows, Hogs, Crops OF '"fi., oa,> Fn"d-f nay SC,
Wagon cars, All ihr Farming Utensils, Household
and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
Also at the time and place. cl:ht n ten i'ssly
slaves COZ. lsing mostly 81 n,rl ana b"!S
TERMS made known nH the day "i sale
A. Il. rIMPERLAKE,
Admin traitor If Reuben Timorrlake, decd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-09
WOrcesier's Pianos!
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

liz New York Commercial Advertiser, In descrlh.
I'M, The furniture in the new "Unon Place Hotel, ;
n are told that he builder of the house. Cortland
len, ESQ has aimed TO have the best furnished no.
4 New York. That would demand great skill and
As others have conceived, aud, so TAR n possible
led out the same purpose. But we may safely say,
M Union Place Hotel has one of the most elegant
b~sl.toned Pianos we have yet seen or heard. II
h Of Worcestrr's. Technically il is finished
IL, The back well as the front and
are iniahed. and with equal elegance and care
lone is perfectly pure, deep, and soft a. the tone
n. Compass and sweetness are most happily COM
n and IL Justly eYcies the admiration alike Of ANA
! and protested artists. In its construction MI.
fc,s!er has evidently sought toexcel even himself.
n,. designed that this Piano should speak OF his
l skin 10 all visitors al the hotel"