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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-30
,p,olNCHlTlS AMI COUCH CURED.
yew SDring Dry Goods.

CHRISTIAN & LA IT n ROf nave
I openrd new and varied assortment oi new anu
.<,,.hIe STAPLE and FANCY DRY Goops, 70
= hich they particularly invite The attention ',
esants farmers house keepers, ana al III wan. =. ~
"A fashionable Goods. Their stock consists III part Vi
glack and colored French and Eneish Iio'hs
Rack French Doeskns and Casslefes
,'olored plain and striped Cassllneres
Rich black and col0red Silk and Salin seslihes
MarseiIies, Valencia and Linen Veslings
rl,ck aud culored Cashmeretts and Drap DE Etc
checked Linens and colored Linen Drills
Heavy Riding Cords and Merino Cassimeres
six. Satin, Lawn and other Cravats
yI,rk and colored Silk and Satin Scaris
r,,ia rich Silk Tissues and Bareges
plain and embroidered Grenadines
rian and figured Giace Silks
pam and plaid Ginshams
pam and embroidered Tarletan Muslins
yack Matteoni and Italian Silks
n,uhIr and single width Gro de Rhines
an and figured black and blue black Poult de Sole
ptek French and English BombaZines
glsek SILK Warp Alpaccas
g3ln and figured celored Alpaccas
gth Mouselin de LANES
= r,ach Wrought Capes, Collars and Cuffs
l4wns-every style and quality
glrh plaid and figured Linen Lustres
Sr.,nrd and brown Shrting and Sheeting
a,n,s-every style and quality
rl,asols-~very quality and color
| 1unets Ribbons, Flowers and Bandboxes-ah oil
-i.a viii be sold on the most favorable terms, by
CHRISTIAN & LATHRoP,
march a-ctf No. 90, Main street.
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THOMAS g. CHARLES ELLIS,
RE M o v AL.
JOHN c.. SHAFER,
MERCHANT TAILOR

WERIHHN I IHILUHj
HAS removed TO No. |, Exchange Building,
II nearly opposite TO his old stand, and is now
MERES and VESTlNGS; also, large assert
menlioi Gentlemen's Furnishing Articles tor The
approaching Spring Trade, TO which he respect
fully invites the attention OF his friends and the
public generally.
No. i. Exchange Building; l4th Street, Rich
mond, Virginia. March 22-dlm
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FRESH SPRING
Stock IF Clothing.

TINE subscriber 10 now receiving by weekly
arrivals, his spring stock OF Clothing, en-
bracjng general assortment OF everything usu-
ally 10 be found in a Gen,lemah's Furnishing
Store. The goods have been selected with great
care, and particular attention has been paid TO
their manufacture Gentlemen who may be in
wau, of any article in The Clothing line, are re.
oues,ed 10 call on the subscriber; and he would
assure them, that Tor durability, style, and good
workmanship, the goods which ne would offer 10
them cannot be surpassed.
A'' SILAS MERCHANT,
Mach 81 Nh ia Main street.
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ssujIdimg and Brjckiaying

rV,IIE subscriber hrgs leave 10 return MS sincere
i thanks 10 the citizens al Richmond and its Wei
nly Tor the Kindness and patronage extended 10 INN
when engaged in the Building business IN connection
with his late partner, Mr. K. v. Brazely.
He has purchased all the materials, implements. &c.
of The late firm and Is now ready 10 do any kind OF
Brick work with neatness and despatch. lie pledges
himself attend personally 10 all business entrusted
10 him. and promises that those patonisins MN sha'i
not be disappointed. n:.h
He has n yard in Manchester as well as IN hich-
mond; and consequently, will attend 10 any thne W
his line Of business side OF the river q, wen ~
on the other. JOHN y oC',nh~''
March Gl-r1awlm
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a & A K d.
0uarleS & HAerWin

DETURN their thanks to their customers and
n friends Tor the very liberal patronage mere
loiore bestowed, and solicit continuation OIL 'ne
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, aud ieei sa's-
fed that they will be able 10 offer great induce
menls 10 all who will give ;hem call. Terms,
cash. NO. 2SS' o[uau ouee,,
March 20-c2aw2w Shockoe Hill.
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go The Afflicted.

hrs. ROBINSON aud WADDEF J"IHtIv trHue'
~ their professional services Z" tiie pmo''i @ ~
,cu,arIv ~ suc rs are suffering with Chronic anu sup
posed lncurabir forms nr disease. -
From tong experience they feet assured that lney can
trr,t successfully disease any form: and are salts
ned that seventy I'VE per OF such have despair
ed f getting well may be- by ndcions use of veseta'
HE remedial agrnis restored Ia AT least comfortable
state of health.
In Chronic cases where the constitution has mol
bren Too much impaired by disease, the use OF merc'i
~ and other pnsons, and when not required To WISH
persons distance charge rH De radds Jor serri'
cH unless a cure s eFtcted
would advisable for persons living al distance
to be in the city, and receive daily attention Board
can hr had Al IIr. RS. Address
Das. ROBINSON WaDDEf,
Richmond Va
PS-The Doctors may he found AT all times lwhen
not professionally engacrdl at Their once on Frank
lin street corner above Exchange Hotel
CTS Am K. Il w.
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THE CELEROTYPE.

THE CELEROTYPE.
THIS new and splendid system taking Da-
j guerotypes, comprising all The modern i'm
provements in hi. artlis now in full operation at
the original Sky.light Gallery NO. l39 MAIN
STREET, ABOVE GOVERNOR.
The proprietor has just returned from the
North with beautiful assortment OF Silk Vel
vel cases, &c, suitable for Christmas and New
Years Presents, together with all the latest i'm
provemenls in this style of miniatures, by which,
in fact, the picture is rendered imperishable and
may be seen in any light. His new sky-light is
now completed, and by this and The above he is
enabled TO insure perfect picture in any weather
in few seconds time.
WILLIAM A. PRATT.
N. B. All materials, as usual for sale al New
York prices. Dec. 80
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SUTTON & WINSTON.
ROGERS, COMMISSION AND FOR
VI WARDING MERCHANTS, No. 30,

Vt WARDING MERCHANTS, No. 80
Main street. Richmond, Virginia,
Are receiving large and varied assortment Of arti
clrs IN Their line, Ia which they invite the attention I"
merchants farmers GOLFERS &c. Our assortment
slsts of the following
50 hhds Il, aud clarified Sugars
so bbls prime clarified do
~ boxes loaf do
% bbls crushed and puyerised do
so hhds aud bbls Moasses
30 900 lbs Bacon Sides
100 hams part very fine
lao hays Rio Coffee, strictly prime
rs bags I.agnayra Coffee
81 bags Java do
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn
81 boxes Tnbacco-part nnsweetened
10 hhls WhIskry, embracing every quality
30 quarter casks Madeira aud Port Wine
90 half pipes French Brandy
do do very superior
$50 hhls old Isle Of Wight Apple Brandy
% bbs No Family Roe IlrrrIngs
100 kegs Nails 900 sacks Salt
2O,OOO Ciglrs-ilnvana and Principe
1900 lb- sole Leather
30 packages Tea
40 bushels Clover Seed
100 lbs Flesh Nmtmrgs
100 lbs Gloves: ~ hays Pepper
Is horrs sperm, AdamanlIne and taow Candles
u hbl. Tar; 10 bags Allspicr
tIrrcrs Rice.
Also, Cotton and Hemp Lines, Bed Cords Axes
Seine Thread and Twne, Cocoa, Mace, Ginger, Col
ton and Wool Cards, Lamp Ol, stone Ware, Lime
Plaster. Indigo, ChrrSr Shoe Thread, Ralsins. Mus
tard Vinegar, soap, Powder, &c.-all 81 which They
offer for sale al low prices
) March ~ SUTTON x WINSTON.
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1871 eR % I'D q
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
Rail Road.

SPRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
I'm and after Monday, the ID Of April, the
" departure Of be trains will be as follows:
Mai Tram
Leaves Richmond daily al 6l, P. NJ.
Leaves Petersburg daily al st, A. NJ.
Accommodation and Freight Train
Leaves Richmond every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday al 81, A. NJ.
Leaves Petersburg same days at 81, P. M.
Norfolk Irain.
Leave. Richmond every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday morning al s, A. M.
N. B. Passengers are requested 10 procure
tickets at The Office before starting.
N. B. The trains start punctually al the
time advertised by Richmond time.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
Superintendent Transportation.
Office Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
COMPANY, March % b, lS49.
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Fresh Spring Dry Goods.

j. y. COUR Incl
WoULD say to his customers and friends
w that he has enlarged his stcrehuuse, con-
sequently has purchased a larger Stock Than
heretofore. He is now receiving his spring sup
ply, which has been purchased with great care,
and he hopes, with some degree of skill, 10 suit
the wants of the people OF Richmond and vicini-
". March 81
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\ ERICAN III OT + l. i,
PJCH1JOED VIRGINIA.


T1flE subscriber hrgs leave Ia inform the pubic iha'
he has recently taken possession OF the splendid,
newly erected. American Hotrl, situated ON BANK
SQUARE Man street. Richmond, Va.
rh. establishment, erected with reference 70 every
convenience aud comfort which cIn be attained III Z
nabc hoIse regardless uf outlay and expense: hteG
no with fine plrlors and for private families:
supplied with The ueatrSt aud most Comfortable warm
and cod baths all hours, separate Tor ladies or gen
trmeu with full complement nt active, orderly, wen
disposrd walters. and every luxury which The markets
and season afford. j. respectfully presented 10 the
Subscribers numerous friends AMI acaualnianrts III
Virginia and the public al large, for their patronage.
The subscriber alters himself that Ms Ion. expert
ncr in The business. the convenient location of his eS-
abII, hmrnt rendering accessible To every part oi r
CIV and Its general comforts and arrangements, VIII
tnsnre for him 4 lull share of public favor.
NATHAN II THORNTON, Proprietor.
March :i0-C2aw6w
or The Richmond Wig, Washington Union, PhIla
drphia North American, and Bc1lon Post, wi'i copy ~
their country papers twice week for SIX weeks, IN"
forward
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"A. Il. PEBBLES,

n. h fecDIcS.
Opposite the Exchange Hotel.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, sPECTACLES,
w &C., on hand. Watches of all KINDS re-
paired and warranted. Jewelry of every de-
scrip,ion repaired and made to order.
Speclacles repaired, with glasses flied 10 suit
all apes both convex and concave.
All kinds Of Letter Engraving executed.
From long experience. feel conAdent can
please those who MAJ have business in my line,
and respectfully ask call from the city and
country. -,
18th street, mex, door to VIM: Ho! Richard
son. March S-d6lacw3v
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nrizes If % OOO DOLLARS!
brilliant SCHEME

PTlZeS amounting 10 04Uz,UUU DOIIdIs!
Whole Tickets 500; halves quarters and eeh,hs in
proportion. A certificate Of whole Tickets 81 ,OO0-
shares In proportion.
ar Orders meet our usual prompt attention For
Tickets in the above, any other Lottery, drawing
daily (price of Tickets from 81 TO $780, under our ma
nagement address us, or c. w. PURCELL,
AgentforD. PAINE & CO., Richmond. Va.
Mayeh
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FRESH SPRING GOODS

FRESH SPRING GOODS.
DEERS & POINDEXTER are in receipt of,
d and will be receiving, from time TO time, by
Express from The Northern cities splendid as.
sorlment of Goods in their line, viz: Clolhs Cas-
simeres, Veslings, &C., TO which they dssire 10
call the attention oil their customers and The
public generally. March Zo-dlW
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Tanning and Milling.

THE subscriber sill owns tho King William Ianne-
=. :, which the usual tanning operations are car
,i.d an Good Hides always Lousht, or taken in ex
A, The King William Mills be carries on The Milling
sn,s and alterations, being now suited both for
Grinding for toll and the manufacture OF grain Tae
fact Of these arrangements being permanent wL secure
la.. y. s".u VIM. STEER.
p'S Kim, William co., Fob. q, ls4s-ewSw
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UNITED STATES
CENTRAL
aCIOtlIEg Mandatory.
VIM S. SCARFF,

No 81, Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
'I,HE above hoing the largest Cluthne ManniactOrS
in the State Of Virginia, am enabled 10 Keep con-
stany hand vriy large and extensive assortment
Of READY MADE CLOTHING, embracing
all the and fashionable styles Of the season. and
at prices that cannot fail 10 please.
Also, large and splendid assortment OF fresh I'm
ported French and English Cloths, Cassnlcres aud
Vestngs; and, having engaged superior cutters, Car
ments will be made up al the lowest possible price, and
a, the shortest notice. Good iii warranted IN MI cases
CLOT HING:
Blue, black, brown and olive Ikcss and Fr0ck Goats,
made of French and English Cloth warranted, and no
mistake, nj prices ranging from Sl0 10 -.
Cloth Cashmere and rwreds Office and Business
Coats from S. TO 10.
English French and American Cashmere Pants,
from 81 50 TO 10.
Vests Of every variety and style, such as Cashmere,
Fancy Velvet, silk, Blmbazne, Buff; also, few pat
terms of those beautiful Fancy TRsr Vesngs suita.
BILE for parties, and so much admired.
Servants Clothing ofevrry description and at prices
not 10 be touched IN this city.
N. B-Being the Agent Of one Of the largest Shirl
Manufactures al the North, am constantly supplied
with every kind Of and fashionable Linen Shirts,
Merin0 and Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, h0sir
ry silk Neck Ties, Scarfs Pocket Handkerchir@, Sus-
New York Geptemen's Clothing and Furnishing Is
tablishm1nt. - :,
Country Merchants and others wishing 10 buy Cloth
ing To sell agnIn would do well 10 call and examine my
large and stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and am confident they will find II To their advantage.
WIN. :. SCARFF, No 81, Main Street
March lO-uSmSlcW3
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RIBBONS.

RIBBONS.
WE have a very large assortment OF Rio-
w bons, OF new and beautiful styles, which
we are selling thirty per cent less than prices last
year. Merchants will do we'll 10 call and e1a-
mine our stock.
W. & E. P. CARPENTER & GO.
March 28-n
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FORTUNES IkspME,
respondents.

FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Maryand Consolidated, 81. Is Nos,
10 drawn. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, Of 1900,
OF 1880 &c. Tickets SIS.
Sa!urday-Grand Consolidated, Glass Is. 10
Nos, u drawn. Capitals: OF $50 GOO, 5000,
- 500, 1900, 57s6 Is OF 1000, 200 OF 1000 &C.
Tickets S15-shares 10 proportion.
packages in the above Lotteries, or in all Lotte-
ries advertised by Messrs. d. Paine 81 Co., attend
ed TO with promplness, and drawings forwarded
TO all who wish il. K. CHALK.
March rs
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March at-ctf
NOTICE.


r,rcINIAN educated NJ one Of the first Colleges
,ha Sn,,h desires q situation "a Classical
= '"u 80, yiIiaaa =, ,hirsIy settled neighbour
'snsl ~ S 10 c,n s,asl,sb himself MS Teacher
bod "ne,e nc 9, n.ommanda,nn f,om The Professors
y ~ r,,.u. in This STATE IA well ma from
N.hsrn stoIl."r For fn,thrr information,
-, :. .t,oha :" Orange Cour, house, va.
49,. 49,, IN sa,'
Hhs" w..
Il District Court Of the United States for .he
4 Eastern District Of Virginia, held Al the United
ss,-s Court Room, in The city Of Richmond, on the
.sh day Of March, ls49
The United States OF America, &c, }
against Llbellants In Admiralty
Thr brig Independence.
The petition OF the bellants by Robert z. Memo
the Attorney of the United States, and the afhda'
M ii witnesses exhibited with the said petition, II IS
t:srrd, That the Marshal, after having given ten
L, notice Of the time and place of sale, by advertise
Zen, in some newspaper printed IN The CITY OF Rich
2qus. and also in some newspaper printed IN te ei,y
Arok, sell al publc auction LOT casn, tne cargo "
said brig independence; ana lhal Ne one .ne pro
c. Of said SALE after deductng the expenses thefe
rRlo Court 10 be held subject TO IT'S future order
iba he report Ills proceedings unuer TINS ofder u
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MERCHANDISE.
Wadswerth, Turner g. Co.,

NO. rs, MAIN STREET,
TAVE received large and extensive as
II sortment OF British and American DRY
GOODS, and will continue 10 receive additional
supplies during the Spring trade.
Country Merchants are particularly solicited
to call and examine their stock, which they offer
on their usual terms. March l9-lm
THOMAS g. CHARLES ELLIS,
No. Zoe, Main street,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Dry Goods and Hardware,
TTAVE received, OF their own importation,
III per steamer Europa and ship New World,
al New York, and ship Washington, al this por,
a full and general assortment Of Goods in both
departments OF their business. These, with pur-
chases in the Northern markets, enable them to
offer great advantages TO merchants visiting
Richmond for supplies at this season.
March %
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Andrew Johnston

A1TUKNE.1 n 7 LII w
ATE al Quincy, Illinois. has se;uTncd To Rich
Lmond and viii practise in the Court held IN this
city and county and The adjoining counties
1J Office over MesSrs. smith * iiafwood's, Main
street N.iy 2--lyd8r
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NOTICE.
TINE Co-Parnershp in the Mercantile bnsnesS, IN
thr county OF Chesterfield lately conducted De-
,u,..n nv father William Pinchbeckl and myself was
dissoyrd on the Isl dav of January lsis. al persohs
indebted 10 the concern are hereby requires ,p
20 ,hs,sr6.ld Va March %, ls49-cw3w
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SALE OF LAND, LYING IN LOUDOUN
COUNTY UNDER DEED OE TkuSI

~ ~
PURSUANT 1" the provisions II decd 81 must. da
~ The Clerks Uiicr ~ L"d"un county "nu, -x.cn-
ted ~ William B Ghitrndrn I" the undersigned, Tor
the purpose securing The debt lrItln mentioned, due
" iiim Srldrn, We shat, on MONDAY. ilr gth day
Apn 1919, II O'clock proceed Ia sell, ~ front -
the Cont house, In the town uf l.rr>huIs At pubic
auction, 232 At lani or les, lying III Lou
iumn county, Va. bounded iir Nes by Broad hun,
adIuHu. Lands al ,.ul. john McCafly Tie Norm,
al lnr hrs 81 Lindun AFTER On The last, and 81 Mr.
Benjamin Bridges on tir Snuin. The turnpike roads
.rad,ne from LresDnrg 10 Washington and 10 Aitaan-
dtla handsomely divide Il. As II extends within Two
miles . Potomac rscr, II may, by means - neigh.
boring roads br easily connected with Convenient land
lngs iar canal boats ruirlng aud leaving hr thr>a-
prak- ana ONO Canal through The rrdcI from SENECA
Falls Dam. II desirable, the tract wi br divided INTO
convenient sized farms II thr wralhrT shall br such
al appointed above Ia prevent The sale beng
made On thai day, then the >ir 81 sad land VIII hr
continued from diy 10 day, SUNDAY excepted, Al the
same hour nnlil such SAT- stall hr effected. We be-
lrvr thr tile 10 r property IL hr good hut ~ We sell
rsir,- shan nniy cnnvry such me - vested
hy the deed Of trust alutr>aid, under when the
sale - i'll Re made
TERMS-Onr.iuurll Of the purchase money will be
required ~ cash and the balance III three ,qnai insia
meets, hran. interest irum iir day 81 paydblr
semi annuallN-iun To " liCh n>ldlnru> credit ~
one two aud three years, Viii br gwen, The purchaser
executing drci al irg>t III, property sold, 10 se
cure the payment The samr Mlt TIE a'ciiGns Inirf-
r-i thereon
In the event Il failure a. comply with the terms ~
>dlr ilr pfup,riy wall b., sofa al iir li>h and eh-
p-nse III tile nr.t purchaser,
4 v"t c@@u J %'''E'' trm.'.-,.
~ A.
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pRnHI NATION
fairficld Spring Races.

as subscriber takes great pleasure in an
aaunclne 10 the patrons Of the Turf, that he
eien The above well known Course, and that
SPfing Races will commence on the third
Eeay in MAY.
FIRST DAq-A Sweepslake for three year
ais and hliies-Sloo entrance, $50 forfeit
e or more 10 make race. To close the
- OF April. wv ~
1slor, Richmond. ~ - ''N
me. .''u' Auo"u III
n Training Stable a, the course
w.. - no. P. NEW, Proprietor.
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SALE. Of a LAn1i: NUMBER OF
Va ssh.E, y a. = Il -
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR


r AN authorised hy Robru 4 Somrrvill, Of Trnnes.
see la sell hi> Tract of Land the Roanoke river,
near Tayors Ferry, containing, ~ late survey. 'oo
acres There IL l5G acres nl valuable rvrr bot
tofn ready tor cultivation The hieh land Is oi very
superior quality and we'll ldap I'd la the cultivation o
tobarco wheat and Persons desiring Ia view The
land will please cali on Dir. Aiml,lead Snrdisant who
lives ~ In, nriehbohnod aud VIII take pleasure IN
showing it, TERMS will be made 10 SUIT the purchaser
JNO. : EATON,
Attorney for Robert r. Somrrvill.
henderson, Granville co N. T. March b-cti
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VIM. II. BRO WIN.

Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAVING removed from Tie county Of Albrmare,
respectfully oilers his 10 his friends and lr
public IN general Ia sell All Kinds oi Country Produce
TOBACCO. FLOUR WHEAT. CORN, SC. sc.
lie has taken uIr OF The Mrssrs Fn's new Stores,
on Cary street, nearly opposite 10 the COLUMBIAN Ia
verr, on the corner Of Virginia and Cary streets where
he VIII be happy 10 ms friends.
REFER TO Hon. w 4. Rives.
V. w. Scuihall, Esq, .,1.na-,<
9 Co j rp S,, ]. F,ndo'Td, '''''"'''f'
Hon. James Garland.
Jane. : Crewson, J Lsnchturg.
Mcdaniel & Lee,
H. w. & J.J Fry, }Richmoad.
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SAMUEL AYKES,
COs.blDhissiOss Merchant,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
WILL give his personal attention 10 The gale oil all
w kinds of Produce.
OEce-Norh-aes corner Columbian Hotel.
March 9--dAclnI
CALLED MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.
I the last session of the General Assembly, act
"A was passed inr tunnrlling the Blue Ridge Al Rock
fish Gap, requiring The acceptance of the Company.
meeting of the Stockholders viii br held Lou
lisa Court. house on Monday, the a3d of April, when
their attention Will br called Ia this subj eel
By order Of the board I'll Directors.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Mare
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JOHN WlcKHAM. L. DECAio" Sohai'.
WICKHAN & NORRIS,
Attorneys and co

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI,
-rppp N N-s-rs Warwick l. Barksdale, Ha1a'l ,
Il Rroh-rs ( Co., Workman, McGruder Z Co., Jas.
Lyons Esq, WIN. II. Macfarland ESQ.,, Richmond ci-
~ and William r. Wickham, Hanover county, -.
March o-c1awiw
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Henderson. Granville co N. 4 March o--cr
-s- -e--@7I7979a
Rlkii " a \TED

,s,UE subscriber having rented thr nrw Tan Yard a,
/ Bacon Quarter Bmnch, (iormrrIy occupied by T. =.
Fernr, houghj wishes i" purchase Spanish ana Chrs
nut oak Bark, ior which it highest prcr WI b- paih
M cash For further information, apply ~ The Ian
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