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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
INFORMATION.

TINE subscribers would most respectfully in
i form their friends aud the public, :hat they
are now opening new ard fresh assortmen, u
superior Ready Made CLOTHING and Fur
nshing GOODS. which have been made up 10
order within the last tour weeks expressly Tor The
Virginia trade.
Gentlemen wishing TO purchase Clothing man.
utac,ured by experienced and skilful woIkmeD,
with The utmost care and attention Of material,
both in color ard qualify, perfectly uniquei but
in Style which cannot tail To please the most
iaslidious 4re most respectfully invited TO call
and examine our Stock before purchasing Else
where, as he durability OF every article is war
ranied.
Amongst their recent arrivals may be found
every variety OF Overcoats, and heavy Frock Ind
Dress Goats; supeifne French aud English Bea-
yer Over Goats; heavy English Clu,h. Pilot, Cas-
siwere, Tweed, Flushing aud Felt Cloth.
Heavy English and French Cloth Cloaks, l.
and whole circle, some very superior; Business
Coa's, Of blue, brown, black and gray Co'h aud
Cassiu.re; Saratoga, Prince Albert, knssuth
Napo.on, Gibraltar, Short Frock and Round
Coas, the lales, cut, aud very fashionable,
DRESS AND FROCK COATS,
OF super,or English French and American
Cloths. from sc 10 $50
PANTALOONS AND VESTS.
Superior black Doeskin and Cashmere Dress
Pants; Cashmere, Tweed. Satinel. Reding, cod,
cadet mixed and fancy Pants OF every grade ard
color; Satin, Silk. Cashmere, Italian Cloth, Sat-
ne, Swansdowu, Valencia and Cashmereite Vests,
black and fancy; white Marseilies, Satin and
Embroidered Vess Tor particular occasions.
FANCY AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Heavy Shaker Under Shirts and Drawers o.
the faes' wool; plain Flannel. Net Cotton, Me-
Iino, &c. &C.
Lambs Wool, Merino and Cotton Socks;
Gloves; Suspenders; 8o,oms; Linen aud CoHon
Shirts; Colon, Flannel, Jeans ami Muslin Draw
ets buck, kd, Cashmere, merino, lined, Berlin,
silk and cotton Gloves; Night Caps; Gambadoes;
Robe t'Chambrees, Umbrellas; &c g..
NEGROES CLOTHING.
Heavy Eiasnins and Blanket Over Goats,
suitable Tor drivers heavy AID cheap Cloth and
Cashmere Dress ard Flock Coats heavy Sali-
Mt, ns low priced Cashmere Pantsi cheap Shirts
halt Hose, Umbrellas, &c. Al OF which will be
sold either wholesale or retail al New York prices
for cash only. HENRY SHAFER & CO.,
Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
Corner l4th, Pearl and Main streets.
PS. Heavy blue Blanket Goats for 50,
Nov 6 -ai,2cil
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SALE Of LAND, STOCK, HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, FARM.
I'M, IIrESSlI = &r

'jHE subscriber Offers sor sns his Of land in the
rpper end ofihe county Of Hanover adjoining Ed.
ward w Morrs, Silas Shelburn and others, and con.
tanning: by estimation, three hundred and fty acres;
survey Of II, however will b- made before the 6ay u
sale, and the same sold according Ia the survey. Tbs
improvements tins tract consist Of dwelling house
IN toirrahly good rrpa!; good harm, good stable,
kitchen, house, smoke hu:se al quarters recent
~ sallt and Two roc: tobacco holsrs. Should The
same no. he sold privately, IL Will he Offered publicly
The premises, IN The I'd day of December next, Il
iair otherwise, the next fair Gay thereafter, al which
tnsr will also se sold The stock of horses. three IN
number, twelve head Of catiIr, three Of them coed
laIlch COW. two yoke Of good oxen, good heel,
twenty sheep, between 30 and so hogs most oil them
rne perks first rate and gear, OK cart, horse
cart plantation Utensils hopJe hold ana kitchen iurni-
turr, upwards Of loo barrels Of Com, Fod:r, Shucks
and straw, and one hundred pounds clean nice wool.
TERMS-FSr the land, one third cash. the balance
upon credit OF onr and two years, tor bonds. with APP
proved security and deed of trust upon the premises
For the Other property, credit Of SIX months vii! tie
allowed for All ui ten dollars and upwards upon
;ae purchaser giving bond with approved security nn-
der ten dollars, cash. The property IN instance 10
br delivered, until hoad WITH srSnrt! Is given of the
purchase money paid. SIMEON SOCTHER.
M; b-r9.;ytt5
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SCHEMES FOR THE H'EE6.
81 lll DOL ApS nna nnII No
Ia usl d erf,s OfElcc.

IN FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange
" Hotel. Richmond, Virginia
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, No. IS, Nov. 7lh:
rs AZ 81 81 IA Is 80 Is 43 l 81 80 IL 20.
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia Lottery, No. la3. Nov 8:
81 81 II - ID 81 80 10 50 80 40 30 %.
Whole Ticket, Nos SO AZ 80, aprize Of 81 100, sold
and paid by, LAMBERT.
TO "a 81 o ~ - so IA "a Sc 80 45 10.
Drawn Nos SUSSEX. Extra. 1874, Nov 10Th
III To 3 Is i6 re 50 "a 81 45 90 63 81.
Whole Ticket ii g. IS, sold; do DO 81 81 Sc, re-
turned; Share do Is IS 81, sol d; do Go ~ s. a. .nd
by LahGGRr.
Drawn Nos Monoalalla, Class l3i, Nov. 10Th:
G6 SIS IS % "A ~ IS Sc 81 Al r.
Drawn Numbers SusseI, Class ~, Nov IL;
IS 80 Is II 7 ~ i5 40 Al 90 81 ii ~
Whole l2 is IS, prize ri a!5o, sold and paid by
81 81 s. 8 81 81 4s So 81 S. s e. "a , rs
Whole 81 So s., aprize Of SivO, returned.
SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK.
FlIpAY-The Sussex County (Delawnrel Lottery,
GLASS No. s3-Capitals: $4,000 $40, a,nc0 i.ntO.
s,l4a, OF 100, &C. Is Nos. IL d.aY2. Tlsketsti
shares in proportion.
SaTUGDay--uoi l.o.iery~-rns SUSSEX County
(Iola&arsl Lottery, Extra. Glass NJ. l9-Captals:
SapO,, l,aoo, LOU, Sc. Is Nos, Is drawn. Tick
cts 3l-aharss IN proportion.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, clrII.
Nearly AS many prizes rs Blanks
S60u0O, S3U, 900. S2o,O00
The Virginia Mon0ngaia Lottery, Class No. L-Capi.
tails: prize q; SaO,Opo, 9Ga0, 900, 0GU 53W, 2of
aU30, Is uf i00oi &C. &C Nos; - dawn. Tickets SaJ
sIarss in proportion.
p1r Orders FOR packages, certificates Of packages,
single tic kels shares the above, any IF Mau
~ Co.'s Lotteries, e: skien laete are Grawings
every day PRICES sayas from 81 TO sic tortickeIs
~1ifr ocsss tho lost pronpt attention, and tie draw
iGes forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventurers.
when requested. Address .
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Piac. Richmond, Va.
~ Reeolluet So3-"Thsro'sluSk! J: oId IuIahe.t,
says Rory o. More - hoy. II
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LUCk,s OFFICE,

ls5. MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWELFTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
THE following prizes have tetC scrs iGuenty sent
i to LUCK, who Continues TO receive ana Vend
Prize Ticsets Persons in town Or country In want OF
:aaf, would do well 10 cali make small remit
lance TO him.
Nos Is - Al, the Grand Capital OF ssd,900 WAS sold
and paid 10 c,liz.n Of Richmond by LUCK, huEast
23th Nos IS s. c., sl5,00p. Sss. - Al 10, ,2U7
Nos - 81, 81 a5c. acs. u s. S., 900, and nu-
hith were distributed among the patrons Of this office
GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
$4,000, 10000. 10000, $500.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, C;a4s ~, 10 be drawn
al Baltimore, EoveihUr 10TH % Nos, 10 drawn. Gu.
$3.50, Of 5000, of 500, a'"f 900. Tickets SIS
shares in proportion. Certificate OF package OF Whol-s
$4,000, 10000. 1000.
Susuuehanna f4o:tary, Class Az. To be drawn at BAL
,lrore, November l4i6 Is Nos, la drawn Capitals:
prize Of Sas.oUo Of $4,000, of 5000, al 100,
iOo of 75u Tickets Slc-shares in proportion.
$4,000. % 600, II 900.
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass 50, tie drawn If
Baltimare, November l7ih. rs Nos, IL drawn. Capt.
taIs prise of $50, OOu Of 2!,00o, of II ,0Oa, Of
5aa OF u01 OF 1900, 20 ot ESQ, 20 OF 900, sc-
4 Brilliant Sch m. ior 24i N,peu5er.
$4,000, IS 900 IS 600, 10, 900.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class 81, to be drawn al
Bal,imare, Saturday November 9TH Is nos la drawn
Prizes: prize oil SIS 900. OF $4,000, Of 300 OF
10000 Of o,O0U 10 of 500 100 al 1850 &c. Tickets
Sar-shares In proportion. Certificates of package Of
Wholes S2S0-shares IN proportion.
Tickets for sale in all oiter les advertised by Messrs
D. PAINE & co. Particular, attention given 10 dis
tant correspondents Prizes paid nj sight, and all bu
sinsss transacted at this office strictly conhdental
Oct 90 T.. B. LUCK.
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A MILL IL THE COUNTY OF HAND.
YER FOR SALE.

x1yILT. br sold To The highest bidder on MONDAY,
w the 81 day at December 1919, fair, ifnot on HE
II fair day, the Mil, "it tive acres 81 land situated
on the main road leading from the old church, IN Inc
lower end of Hanover tot;e ely OF Richmond. II con
IAN. me nar cf Corn and one par Wheat OF
excellent qualify, and makrs the very best Meal ana
Flour and j. tir ZANE MIA winch was formerly owned
by Charles Tally, dec'i.
Terms: one third cash. the balance in two equal pay
mpnt- III he cad of aud Two years. hraring inter
est from tn- day o. sale, The purchaser giving bonds,
cure the credit payments.
II lhr purchaser OF this property should wish to have
more than v. acres OF land attahet the Undersigned
would be willing to sell NJ far price, an addticnai
oarty of ID acres The whole 81 an adjoining iact
Of land having II all the houses necessary :of Ia
nuIy, and ing two hundred and fity acres IhS
mill is eleven MITES nnly from the CITY OF RICHMOND
and is located within onr hundred yards al road ~
pubic as any in lower Virginia; r.,Yy
u,,,,., Nv l., cWId-s
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AUCTION SALES.
fsy John e. I'D. Payne,

EXECUTORS SALE of REAL. ESTATE.
A GRfEABhi 10 the Dfovi>crs Of The last Will and
n rltlitiepI uf Miles H. Gardner, urs d., wI sell
the Break spiin. Tract of land, containing one hun
dTed acres wing IN the county of Herrico, Tour MILE
north ot hs CapiIo ~ Richmond. On tins Tract I"
land Is Situated Migrial S,,slns, possessing mah5
valuable medicinal properties The soil IL peculiarly
adapted ~ the growth If Veseiabee al Corr and Oats
The Improvements con. Isl al "a large Dw, Hin. House
six neatly finished Cabies, Ktchen, with Convenient
Baking oven attached Ice House. Ii not disposed
Of b, THURSDAY, TIE aah oftEe present month. il will
shat day, l. O'clock NJ. be- exposed In public auc
on tr premises, far. II not, tie Er1l FAR day
map.ni the Farm Tan br seen At .r Jno + ID Payne's
ofhce on in >itrr:, Richmond, Va.
The subscriber, residing the adjoining Farm " Ill
take pleasure IN showing The Land, or III giving
any information relative IT, Tie tte, e!c.
TER lis: Oar thlrd cash, balance III ore and 100
years bearing interest from day OF saie. Eonds Win
approved seCGIiiy viii be- acquired. and Title retained
uniil payment of TIE whole IS made.
DANIEL Z. GARDNER
Executor of Miles u. Gardner, re ID.
Sale conducted by JOHN K. u. PAYNE, iuct.
NJ
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Marble Yard.

. II y y y
sTn STREET, NEAR MAIN, RICHMOND, ".
nEaLER In Egyptian Italian and American Marble
~ Monuments, Tonas, Crave Stones, Mantei fieees
Of every description, Wall Plates, Fronts. az. &c.
ANY design al CarriE: executed IN the neatest ma
Orders f.oia tie country, with city reference
promptly attended 20. !, m,
Mr Rc-e,s having served his apprenticeship Ia ohe
CT The larsrs; establishments in New YORK ony am'
ssf Tint All work execute. al his shop will give ~ en-
lire satisfaction a. any done North or SCUM.
S-cly
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va1UaeI,F pAPN FoR SALE

THE subscriber intending 10 remove South, In con-
1 sequence PIN health Offers for sale that desirahe,
we'll known, and highly improved estate, called az
tres miles Of the University Of Virginia. contains
1924 acres of the best Abena.!e red land II lies on
the Stauntou Turnpike, and the EXTENDED Louisa Kan.
House isiarge and commodious and there j. every ne
eessary building appertanins TO Farm The stables,
barn and granaries are built of The most 'nostahal
materials Gardens with brick enclosures, choies
fruits such as Pums Figs, Grapes, Cherries Pears ano
Apples. several varieties Of zach. The ira1 Ia sus-
ceptible Of DIVISION aording 10 ea: an ample sup
ply Of timber and water
one Two and three years Possession given on the Isl
of september, 1855. Purchasers are invited TO call
and view the premises; and tor letters a.
tended 70. 'No enniNn
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PUBLIC SALE OF A LARGE NUMBER
OLE VALUABLE 81 AYES

KY the authority at order Of the Comfy Coiir; Of
- Cauipt-il. made At is February term, lci9, We
viii on TUESDAY, tn a1th day OF November, 1919,
Al the town Of New London, IN the county of camp
be offer for sale, al public auction between nifty ana
sixty Negroes OF AL ages and both very
large popodion ot Ties. Negroes young, ranging IN
aye from twenty gears down. They have been we'll
raised and tra:ed, aud valuable, both for character
and physical qualities. They VIII br sold, as tar as
practicable ~ families, avoid the separation Of
husbands and w.:es. parents aud children. ehouid
the day above named be- Indictment As 10 prevent Tie
sale Il win br made tIr day thereafter, OF on Lie
a,si FAIR one and he Continued from day 10 day, III!
completed.
TIRAscF sALE:-A credit Of twelve months VIII be
given Tor the purchase money The purchasers exrcn
tng bund i'll ample personal security, satisfactory %
u.s. FROM requirement. OF security there viii ae no
departure There VIII he warranty OF any sort BY
Us either quality tile, though the latter Is be
lieved 10 be unlurslionahlr.
WILLIAM WATTS,
~
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For LEASE.
FOR LEASE.
,yJHE 0Swamp Farm living on the hickahomlu

THE "Swamp Farm - lying the Chekahomlny
i River IN the county of Hanover, belonging 10 NE
estate Of The late Doctor Reuben Meredith. will be OF
fered for TO the highest bidder, on The ath DAY
of December le49, II fair, ii rot. IN. next far dy
on the premises al IL O'Clock, A. NJ, for the term OF
four Yeas from the LIST day q January, 1880. THIS
farm contains about 400 acres OF land-the high land
is good wheat and corn Iand-a very large portion ni
the tract is rs rate river bottom, part Of which Is
well sci IN Ilrrdsgrass. In the estimation Of those wn
know this Farm is Of the most productive ioF It's
siz. In that region OF country. il about miles FROM
the City Of Richmond, tie eastern extension OF The
Louisa railroad pas.rs within quarter of mile from
the gate, rendering The facilities 10 transport produce
,c market easy and convenient. Persons desirons ni
leasing, can obtain information by addressing tie cub
seribsf al Richmond, by letter, post paid
PBJ0NES,
Administrator of Reuben Meredith, decd
Nov lJ-r2awLdwtf
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OE LAND IN
HENRIcO

PURSUANT 10 the directions Of two DEGREES pro
l. nounced by the County Count Of Hfnrco, one on
the tn day of February, Isis, and the other on The
!lh day of say, lsiJ In cause therein pending un-
Ger the style Of Ofonner, &C, rs Gentry and others
the UNDERSIGNED n Comm sslon-fs apo ned by SAID
drcr.rs VIII sell. BY public auction, To The highest
bidder. on MONDAY III. III day Of December, tthat
being cni, day At - O'Clock, NJ, Al the front door o:
the Court Hous. oil lienrCo couaty. i Tract ol Lana
situated the Deep Rnn Turnpike, and adjoining
thr place whrf-on Patrick II Gentry resided IL the
linr az s death. aud containing, by recent survey
seventy nine and - lMths Of an acir. The
said and lies the ford leading from Hungary meet
iug house To- tie .ali Deep Kun Turnpike, and nj
Joins the lands of John sheppard, Isaac Phi'ips and
others THE title OF said land i believed 10 hr IN
doubted: bnt, actinaa commissioners. we sh1ii sell
and convey with the usual special Warranty
TERNs ~ ALg-Cash n 10 so much rs NAV he ne
cessary o drfriy cost and expenses n sac, ana
10. the residue upon credit Of months. the piir-
chaser giving bond plyabir To the Commissioners
with approved security, and the Title u hs retained
un the whole of the purchase money shall he pai1,
aaa a conveyance directed by The Couh.
ROBERT ! WICKER, copm,..ion.,s
JOHN B YOUNG, ~
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CHALK'S OFFICE, No. 6, Man slfee!,
~ Richmond, Va.
'pgt money 10 my purse.
TO moi despair
rrne hope never TRES but noanls on Eagles wings,
Kings II makes Gods, and meaner crsl!ar,s hiags"
Put moncyn Thy plrse."
Frday-Matylaad Concentrated Lottery, No. 10
Caai,ais: $40 1000, 1000, $500, ,3c5, 10 Of
ia nc. IL Nos, IL drawn. Tickets s..
Saturday-Grand Consolidated LOTTERY, No. 5G-Capi-
tails: 5000. $4,000, 1000, 5.19', 5000, =
900, 30 Of $50, SC. IS Nos, IS drawn. Tickets
Slu. ..,
ages in the above Lotteries al Lo!t..:s at,vsr-
tised by M-ssrs. u. Paine 4 to aasnted IL .ith
promptness, and drawings .u:Ssfdvi TO all who wish
Nov /, X. CHALK.
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TO CONTRAGT0RS

~ Eat.ED PROPOSALS viii h received At the office
- Ct the James River "a d Kinawha Company, III
Richmond, until The 2Jd day Of November next, for
tr construction of stone dam across James River at
Alaiden's Adventure Falls, tweniy.eghl miles above
Richmond.
The Dam will be about 100 feet long, and feet
high.
The work will be paid for in current Bank notes BE
sides the usuI reservation OF % per cent. On the
monthly estimates Contractor VIII be required Ia
give ample security, satisfactory 10 The Board Of Dl
rectos, Tor the completion work the time and
In the manner specified in the contract
Plans Of the above will br exhibited and sPr.
cihcatios thereof delivered the Contractor, tie
Companys on :e in Richmond, by The 5lI day of Mo-
vrinber, On application the secretary Of the Com
pany. WALTER GWfNN,
Chief EnginrrrJ R8 Co.
Richmond, October 2)-c2aw3w
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
SIrattoB,s Ne,sre

NOS, SOUTH roukrEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND. VIRGINIA.
I.etallthe world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. sTRATrON's The man.
Drawn Nos of SUSSEX, No. 70, Nov 2d:
Do g. rs p ~ 81 ii 81 IA ~ n G5 "a Q GO
whole Nos IA III u; Ticket Nos a6 81 rs; do do 81
% '' more more o oSS and paid BY sTRATLoN
70 30 "A 10 80 Gs 70 4 "a IS ~ AZ. IL - ~
n sTRArToN.
prawa Nos Of Mononeaia Lottery, Class 1879. Nov i:
&c a 81 80 So % Ga 81 as 3 70 - IS
Drawn Nos; Of Delaware Lottery, No. IS, Nov. 9Th :
IN, Ticket. Nos " q 81. The Sd and ath. prize Of
Is - i s' II "a 4s Al A 30 s. Il aA %
Hall Nos 70 % ST. prize of $780, sold and paid by
Aso, Ticket, Nos 10 80 49, prize Of sson, sold and
PAID by SrRATToN.
y 40 y "a ~ 70 9 &c 6 81 90.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, No DC, Nov 18th:
, 81 Il 20 81 81 4S 30 81 IS 67 10 3 "a.
by ' sTRATToN w.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEh.
10000 DOLLARS-G,O0O DOLLARS.
FRtDAY-susse1 Lottery, No. sa-Caplials: $40
900, $780, 1900, 5000, 4g, Of loOo &c IS Nos, Il
drawn. Tickets 81, hayes ?; quarters /.
5000 DOLLARS!- 500. DOLLARS!
sATuRDAY-susssI Lottery, Extra, No. 1877
Capitals: $4,000, $40, ,U0U &c. - Nos. 10 drawn
Texts 81; halves So cents; quarters IS cents.
Virginia Lottery, No 1877, to be drawn Saturday, No
vsmber 18th, ls4s IS Nos 10 drawn. S35 UO, il, OO0
10000, 5000, $780, 1900, 2,2u5 % Of zoo. 20 Of
COZ, p of 40 20 OF 800 Whole Tickets siO-shares
IN proportion
Virginia Lottery, No. L, to be drawn ut AleIan-
dria, Saturday, November 24h. 66 Nos -. i3 drawn.
Prizes: prize Of $50 900, 10000. 2UOO0 l75 of
$3.50, VI 2JOU, Is OF l.uU Is 5uu gag of 300
Wh"le Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters
Orders or Packages ,Csrtincat-s OF PacEareH and
single Tickets IN athe Lotteries will be promptly at
" a " he N I'd lxaas
sddfessordersto N. STRATTON.
Nov l2 Richmond Va
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RENO Az

AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE AND
SEED STORE.
+ HAVE removed ir in The old stand, long known a.
I the VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL MACHINE Ma.
NCFACrURY, To- 70 &c, Main Street. : don!S oeInw
the CITY iiolrI. where woIh Re LEASED to sr- the
friends and patrons ii the Establishments and al others
in wan, Of good agricultural Machines, Implements,
Seed. &c.
I sii.li al continue L. manufacture my own Ma
chincs aai s,al entrayor 10 mlsr them fully eq;ia
10 aay Others inGsr.
Repairing :onc ~ all lis branches, al .hoi! nntice
Anon. my assortment VIII he tounc fivushs Of va
Iiois Patterns, flarfnws, Criii,aofs, Torn shelters,
straw Cutters Horse Powers Whea; F.n-, fhfeshers
Blades Ter cu;te. Learner Rands Bsss-, Ter lnrrse-
&C. iaGEE X. Parker NJ 80, Nam STREET,
Gel 9-c2n, = door below CITY iiGitl.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al The Office
~ OF The James River and Slaunton FLANK Road
Company In Scottsvillr nn, the lith day oil nocem-
her next, for the graduation OF IL miles OF said road
Bids Will also be received for furnishing the lumber for
"a mlles-ron Scotlsve To I:ooksville. All the
lumber Ia be of white oak q. pine. For each mile
there will be 42,24O feet Of plank-l0, 5GU feet OF
strineers, superficial.
The work Will be paid for in current Bank notes.
There will he the usual reservation Of 20 per cent
the monthly estimates.
Specifications Of the above work can be ap.
pncation the office in Scn,tsv-. after the 18th Of
November. X. LINDSEY WALKER, Engineer
James River and Slaunon Plank Road Company.
Nav ll-ctlilhIlrc
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MERCHANDISE.
M'Gruder & 90.

"OTIudHHhI w OEUuCF a. u.
nFFER tor sale $50 tons Swedes, Tredeear,
~ English and American hammered iron,
comprising a assortment OF nearly all sizes.
FIal, from 3.4 10 Il inches
Square, from 38to3 inches
Round, ls,n 10 81 inches diameter
5 tons Plough Iron. from d TO ID inches wide
ions Band and Hoop Iron, from "a 10 s
inches vice.
5 IONS Nail Rods, best assorted siz:s, made CT
Swetes and American Iron
Boiler Plate
POUCH Moults
40 bundles Sheet Iron
9 tons American Blistered S.eel
ions English do. do.
: IONS Cas- Fiat, square and round Steel
) tons Spring Steel.
Nov lO-C4l
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ODD.EEOWS, Hall

ODD-FEiOWS' HALL.
This THURSAY Evening, Nov. 18Th.
L RenefI OF ,htusho:. and positively lie
last hight OF the ne upcal 8urlesque, entitled
RlCHMSD AS IT'S!
Which has been formed Tor The last three
sgening. 10 large, dghted and fashionable an,
.icnce,; the "Old &ton," by Mr. Kunkel, by
alticular ieques tr!her with variety Of new
heces.
For further parlicars see small bills.
To-morro~, Ftid evening, has been set for
As benefit oil The Uon Beueyoleb, Society, be.
e positively the lanish! but one, oil The Com
any in this city. Nov IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

g EALED propo a!s viii be received al stanton until
~ Thursday 2yih in lant for The grading and bridging
G. Twelve miles Of the Louisa Raroad-i;om Naynes-
borough 10 Staunton
Contractors will be expected 10 receive al least
twenty per cent. In the took Of th- Company; the
work xii DC divided into sections of one mile, and
3.Gs must he made f'r each mile specifically.
An accurate profile Will lie prepared by Monday, 26tl
instant. WILLIAM Il KGPEk,
Chief Engineer Louisa Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-16
CHI EA ri AR 2ETlN
0wenN Ballard,

MOULD ask j a'lcnlion 0! those wanting
" BARGAINS in 4pelios, Rugs, &C., &C., 10
I'.aiue heir s,ocEEhich will b. sold al very
Hs'irces, say tIoml. 81 els, IS. and finer quail.
h. also, Hearth rs, rich and new. Booking,
% Tor floor cloI. Bargains can be had in
ave good. al d EN- & BALLARD'S Dry
VA aud cOmmlion Store, No. i4i Eagle
'~ Nov 10