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JusT yiSDIoArios.-Ths deliberations Of the
Senate were interspersed, yesterday, with o
keen" has discovered Anti Eree-Soil bearings
IN the construction Of Gen. Taylofs Cabinet.
II Is due TO Gen. Taylor that the charge
against him should he repealed. Three Members
Of the Cabinet came from Free States. Three
came from Slave States. And one from State on
tho verge Of Freedom. The Treasury Department,
with which, more than all others. the interests Of
the North are identified, was given TO Pennsylvania.
The Post Office, 10 which so much Patronage be-
longs, was given TO Vermont. The Department Of
the Interior 10 which vast interests committed,
was given to Ohio. The State Department Is In the
hands Of distinguished Statesman whose senti-
me Its and sympathies eminently National To
the War and Navy Departments, and 10 the Office Of
Attorney General enlightened and liberal Southern
" higs We're called. In the formation OF his Cnbi-
net, therefore, those who discover anything but a
common welfare, look with ioundiced eyes Albany
~ W Erening Journal.
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0 + CIAL.
APPOINTMENT by THE PREsIDENT
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Deputy Postmasfers
DARIUS PERRIN, Rochester, N. York
RoBrRrH. BARNARD, Hudson, N York
AARON P. HuGHEs, Nashua, N Hamp-
shire.
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whisksy is dun at 2la22 cts. per gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04
A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBR4TED
JEW DAV DIS,
Ar Hebrew Plaster.

CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains in the
n Side Chest, Loins, Back, Bowels, muscles, Khru
,,tism IN all lis varied forms, Nervous Affections
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections, Fe-
male Weaknesses, etc. etc. For The above complaint
this Plaster has no EQUAL ne great ceienry "hich
- has already acquired only in the old hut III the
new worId-Ihe extraordinary cures u has performed
in the most extreme cases oil suffering, have acquired
forit such putation that the proprietor has notln
IN recently-been able 10 supply half the demand.
The sales throughout every CITY, town and vlllaeein
IN. limited States are without n parallel.
circumstance not surprising, when the Vast amount
NJ human suffering relieved by lis use Is considered
IN snina Defects The benefit usually IS of the most de
cid.d character In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases out Of twenty readily yielu 70 lne penetrating SUI
mula combined in this valuable pre- pafa,ion.
In Rheumatism, rtheracute or chrome. the claiHs ni
The Hebrew Plaster have long since heen nniVersahy
acknow lodged. Those who are aoofIha nnuer wiz
go M matter from what cause The weakness may
h.ys orcinated-even II such persons nave bern ms
iJ.d IN pre yious appcatlons-ln the use of tnr ne
s, pIa srr they will find the affected part sunhehy
restored 10 its original sounnIess. ,u,k,sss il
A. supporter IN cases of constitutional "e'hh.ss
ne round of great advantage u is particularly re-
commended TO Females who are suhenhs rum snnn
weakness, or general debility. IN snos', inas
~ ,h. vi,iurs which the most sclenthc Ia i"asca,
.h,s NJ compoundine from valuable suostanees iouhu
n the old world and will be found entIey ee iaoi,
,bosr affections which are source " eonp'a = y"
nv nmsrous spread .plasters now before inc pnonc:
the nums. I,s,s1s nossess the advantage Of being
~ IN air figbt boIes-hence they retain theiriui
virtues In all climates. - -, ,,r,,,,
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFElis AM BASE III
hout the engraving Of Jep Darid on
None aronnd each box. Price so cents per box
inc 10y contains sufficient to spread si1 or eight pas-
tiers. ,r,,o,ss,Ie and Retail by SCovIL L. MEAD,
sou 'ha,ter,s Street. New Orleans, General Agents
c 10, t," south and West Sold also by
Tor INC 'o1 ALEX. DUVAL, Richmond.
GAYNOR p WOOD, Richmond
THOS. II. ROSSER. Petersburg.
NJ A. SANTOS. Norfolk.
Nv, G. II. TIMBERLhKE, Charlottesville
Mav2l-dlyew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04
Greek Natim Prize Office,
No.loi EAST MIN STREET Richmond

u 1ESIHIH.
on. Won in search of 3D. where'sr you roam,
Remember. HURLEYsOffcr "is here"-at home.
GRAND SCIENCES FOR MAY!
vir,;,, Mononeali, lottery Class No SO, for 1919,
IN he drawn on Saturda say 5th. 10 No. Loitery-li
drawn ballots Prizes 1900, l3.ooo 10000, 5,oOo
900 30 of OOO 80 of5O, 40 OF 800, &C. Tickets $40
shares in proportion
Delaware Lottery, NJ. II, to be drawn May 9Th
66 Nos. IL drawn. tapitls: s3OOOO, l5,0OD, 5000,
900 1860 90 Of 90, aOof 500, &c. Tickets Stu
shares IN proportion.
ALL PRIZE LTTElY mo BLANKS!
All Banks porh S5
Virginia Monongas Lottey, lass no; o2, ior 1913
IN he drawn ON SATURDAY, My 9Th. 70 No. Lottery
II drawn ballots 0pitals: S45OOO, 22,OOD, lO,OOO,
5000 1000, 10 Of 100, 90 # 500, &c. Tickets sl5-
shares in proportion
Delaware Lottery No. 20. TO be drawn May 18TH
IA No Iottety-i4irawR ballots. Schrme S4D,0OO
10 900, 7OOO 900 ,OO0 80 OF 900, 30 OF 500, &c
Tickets Sl0-sharesn proportion
Virginia Monongaa Lottery. Class No %, for ls4s to
he drawn on Saiuray, May 18Th So No. Lottery-l2
drawn ballots Prizes: s35,D1, 10000, 60Oo, 3,oOo,
400 10 of 900, of 500, &c. Tickets slO-shares
Ia proportion.
Delaware Lottery No. 81, to be drawn MAY 3d.
70 No Lo,tery-l2lrawn ballots. Capitals: S35 900,
is 900, 10000, 1905 5,OOO 200 of 600, &C. Tickets
Sl0-shares in propdion.
Virginia Monongia Lottery, Glass E, for ls49, TO
be drawn ON Saturday, May goth. 70 No. Lottery
l6 drawn ballots. Capitals 500 80 900. 20 900,
10 900 sOOO 1000 5000, 1000, 4Oc0 10 OF $50. So of
1000, &c. Ticket&20-sharesi III proportion.
Delaware Lottery No. -, 10 he drawn May 3Oth.-
75 No Inttervio lrawn ballots. Capitals $40 900,
20 of OOO 10 Of So 10 of 2uO 30 Of $40, &c. Tick
cts Sl0-shares in popoItion.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares in any cthe above schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned, vii receive the most prompt atten-
ton, and an accaun of each drawing forwarded as
soon as il is received
B.-Hurley pays postage on all letters 10 and
Hurley will cash al prizes sold by other Vendors.
Hurley has al all tines complete assortment of tick
els. ranging in price rom 81 to $40
Hurey's rule TO iash al prizes sight 1;n,rv
NolO, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All bu,iness strctI' con hdential April 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04
UNITED STATES
CENTRAL
Clothing Mandatory.
WIN & SCAREF

No. 81, Main street, Richmond, Virginia.
l'HE above being the largest Cloihine MannfactorS
IN the safe oI Virgna, am enahlrd Ia Keep con-
stantly on hand very large aud extensive assortment
nj nj i tAD4 MADE lD!ESua GSkofl9bbfG embracing
at prices that cannot iail Ia please.
Also, large and splendid Assortment oi ifesh IN
ported French and English Cloths, CasSnlrrrs and
VestingS; and, having engaged cutters, Gdf
ments VIII made up tie lowest possible price, and
al the shortest notice. Good bit warranted III all cases
CLOT II ] g:
Blue black brown and olive Dress and Frock Goats,
made Of French and English Cloth warranted, and no
mistake, at pri es ranging from SlO 10 D.
Cloth Cashmere and Tweeds Uihce and Business
Coats, from s5to 10.
English, French and American Cashmere Pants,
from 81 80 10 10.
Vests OF every variety and style, snch rs Cashmere,
Fancy Velvet, silk, B,mbazinr, Bun; ALSO aiew pat
terms of those beautiful Fancy TRse VeStines, siia-
Bile for parties, and 81 much admired.
Servants Clothing oteyrry description and at prices
not 10 he touched in this city.
N. B.-Belng the Agent Of one OF the largest Shlt.
Manufactures AT the North, am constantly supp'rd
with every kind of and fashionable Linen Shfl-
Mrnno and Lambs Wool Shirs and Drawers, h"-ir
~ Silk Neck Ties Srars Pocket Handkrrchirt> Sns
prndrrs and in fact every article usually iound III
New York Gepllrnen's Clothing and Furnishing rs
adjustment.
Country Merchants aud others wishing 10 buy tintl
inc 10 sell aaan woH'd do well 10 call aud examine my
large and * stock before purchasing elsewhere
ana am confident they VIII find II Ia their advantage
WI. ). SCARFF, No. a, Main Street
March lll-d3mScw.Im
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llIChS OEEll;E,

I55 MAIN STREE, CoRNER OF TWILL III,
RICHMND VIRGINIA.
ORDERS for ticket inhe following, or IN smaller
" i.otteries-daly diwsg will u.eet with The listi
al attention. Address :. !. LUCK, Richmond, va.
GRAND SCtEdES FOR MAY /!
Grand Consolidated Lazy, Glass No u, 10 be drawn
on Saturday, May 18th, l49, At Baltimore. % Nos
II drawn. Grand Cajtis: S5O,OOO, l5,oOo 1,aoo'
5000 100 Of 500, 100 o 1000, &c. iicSris Sio-
shares in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lttry, Class "a TO he drawn II
Baltimore Maryland, u aturday, May i9ih, iea9 :
rs Nos, IL drawn. Gpals: Sao,ooo ~ {" o,oo''
90 of 900, &c. Ticker s0-sharrs IN proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lttry, Glass IS, 10 he drawn ~
Baltimore Saturday Ny sbth ls49 90 Nos ,o 20
drawn Grand Scheme 10000, $4,000, 100, io'oou'
5000 30 Of $50, &c. rkels sl2-shares IN proper
ton.
Susquehanna Canal Ht.ry, Class No. 20, LOT is4s
10 he drawn at Baltmon, Maryland, ON "Wednesday
Nav 30rh IS Nos |, ,rawn. Capitals; Sauuoo'
IL, 73O, 5000, 1000, 800 1000 &c. Tickets SD
shares in proportion. o., -. 90
In this Lottery the lsth, Cd attn, ON, olh IN, ON
or 9Th drawn number il citied 10 sl5-the remaining
drawn numbers each 10 u
In addition 10 The abo, Grand Schemes, there are
smaller Lotteries drawg daily-pfees Of lieke,s
ranging from 81 10 s5-oers for tickets IN winch WIN
be promptly attended to- ,,,,h i..
aT In purchasing by e package, deauc' tue price
Of three tickets.
Gr Orders promptly I'D conhdentialiy attenueu 70
Drawine az forwarded 10 a who ordrrlt. Postage need
mn, be maid on orders adessed to Z. Is. LUCK.
Anril an Richmond, Va,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04
MERCHANDISE.
New Spring Dry 6.unds-

r. HRl ST. A " & LA rHkOP have
opened new and varied assortment OF new and
desirable STAPLE and FANCY BEY GOODS, Ia
which they particularly invite The attention OF mrr
chants, farmers, house Keepers and all IN want Of
and fashionable Goods. Their stock consists IN part
Black aud colored French and English Cloths
Black French Do-skIns aud CassInerrs
Colorrd, plain and striped Cassmrrrs
Rich black and coloTed Silk and Satin Veslings
Marseilles, Valencia and Linen Vrslings
Black and coiorrd Eashmerrtts and Urap de Ell.
Checked Linens and culored Linen Drills
Heavy Riding Cords aud M.rin0 Cassimefes
SIX, Satin, Lawn and other Cravais
Black and Colorrd SIN and SATIN Scaris
Extra rich SILK Tissues and Blrrges
Plain and embroidered Grenadines
Plain and figured Glaze silks
PLAIN and plaid Ginshams
PLAIN and embroidered Tarlrtan Muslins
Black Alatleoni and Italian Silks
Double and single width Gro de Rhnrs
Plain aud figured black aud blue black Poult de Sole
Black Silk Warp Aipaccas
Plain and figured cn!ored AlpaccaS
Rich Mons-n DE LANES
French Wrought Capes, Collars and Cuffs
Lawns-every style AMI quality
Rich plaid and figured Linen Lustres
Bieacbed ana brown ShIrlIng and SlIeeting
Prihis-erery style and quality
Enthusiastically quality and color
bohnrts, Ribbons, Flowers and BandboIeS-a Of
which VIII he sold on The favorable terms. by
CHRISTIAN & LArHRuP,
March Dl-Ctf No. 80, Nam street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04

IICkcIs SI'1IITcS IN proportion.
In this Lottery, the 2d Sd ilh, 5th 9TH 7th, eth
or 9Th drawn nunher iintlled 10 Sl5-lhe remaining
drawn numbers each u 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04
STATIONS Office,
, So,rrt CONFERENCE.-THE STREET, RICH


MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET RiCh-
~ MOND. VIRGINIA
Letalithe world say whai ,n,e can, ,n
For selling Prizes. STRhTToNSt tue man.
$1,000 s0h and Pa,d!
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, No l5-April IL:
% a. 10 S 26 10 % 63 IL 80 IS 81 II: ann
Ticket. Nos is % 60, the third capital of SS,OOo'
DO D 80, prize of ,,,,,, .,ou'
BON SOLO anu LOOK AT THIsl
Unprecedented Luck at STATIONS.
Four Prizes Of $1,000 sold and paid in one Lottery.
Drawn Nos of Monongalia Mo- D-Aprll 2isi:
to 80 10 63 90 AZ 10 60 % IL 81
Whole Nos IL % AZ prize of $1,000; half 10 ~
o. do Of lOOO half nos 10 90 ~ do Of luOO share nos
u % U.s. no. o. 'OOO' al SOU '"' POI" s;TRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of SUSSEX Lottery. Glass No 25@Aphl q
6s 81 ~ 10 81 30 50 81 81 a5
Half Ticket Nos IS 80 81 Capital sRla rTd Said
Drawn No, Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No ST. April ae:
is 10 3 SO 6 "a 81 60 81 | IA 81 AZ.
Ticket Nos IS ~ ST. Capital sold s ars pI!T
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No ls-May I'd;
a. 63 SO 60 80 &C So 70 % 10 81 81 &c.
Ticket, Nos. 80 So &C. prize of 5000 sold and paid
" SCHEMES FOR THE HEX.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-susse1, No. 81. Capitals: $4,000, 1000,
1000, ,227, of l,UO0, &c. &c. IS Nos. is drawD.-
Tickets a; halves 2; qrs. /.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
$4,000, 1000, 600, &C. IS Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 81;
halves 5Ucts.; quarters 2acts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MAY, l849.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, No. So, for le1s,to be
drawn SATURDAY. May Sth o . Mos Oda ~ drawn.
Of ,O0U, &C. Tickets $780, halves s. quar- y 50.
ALL PRIZE LOTTERY NO BLANKS!
All Blanks worth SIS
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass No. 6a, for ls4s,
to be drawn on saturday, May 18th. II drawn Nos
81 Ttrke ~ bsns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04
Fairfield Spring Races, Is49

,r,III. commenc. on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
w NAY, and continue fur DAYS
FIRST pAY-TusD.r-A sweeps,ake for year year
bna,s "a ciossd vii, the following subscribers.
lst John Belcler eners hay colt by Boston, out oil
Crouch's Pram mare
ID. James TalIry.eners bay flley by Orator, dam,
I'D. O. P Hare rntes chesnut colt by Boston, dam,
Canary.
Sin. C. 3 N. Green ,nters chestnut iIley by Trustee,
SECOND AY-WspsEsoAr-Propropr purse,
THIRD DAY-Ts,sspAr-Jockey Club Purse, 3
mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-F,pAY-Two races.
LIST race, citizens plite. en-.
'1'e' ''"e'l RIO. P. NEW, Proprietor.
dn.,in, NJ "'"' April 27-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04
From tn. Montreal Transcript, July p, Is4s.

From the Montreal Transcript, July %, ls4s.
We think IL due tn De- Wlstar that should add
our testimony others TO the eItraordna
ny merits of his medicine in certain cures particularly
where the patient has complained pain the side
in OF an aslhmatical character. We person
ally acquainted with many persons who have expert
enced immense relief from the Of this medicine,
when laboring under the diseases above mentioned;
aud in the changeablr climate of Canada these dts
eases more than usually common, any medicine
calculated TO counteract them must be of value we
aware that has large and still increasing SAFE
and has been very generally and benecally used since
its Introduction into Canada three years ago-and ths
very fact of It's having stood the test oil three years
experience is proof Of its value. We are mol IN INC
habit of recommending patent medicines unless the ne
nefs conferred by them have come under our own oo
servation; but in the present instance we can rsSom
mend WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD ChERhf as
a medicine worthy of the confidence of the pnh'ic ~
diseases of The Chest and Sde and In many cases In
this city severe Coughs have yielded TO It's influence
Price-sl per bottle; six bottles for S.
6-y- Beware Of counterfeits. None genuine unless
signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
Sy- For sale by GAYNOR 81 WOOD and ALEX
AMBER DUvAL, only Agents foi Richmond
Anil 30 lS49
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4 Nj r II ICAN HOTEL
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
HE subscriber bees leave 10 inform public ha
he has recently iaken possession Of The splr ndJ
newly erected, American Hotel, situated on Bank
Sq4rr, Main street, Richmond, Va.
This establishment, erected with reference IN ev.ry
convenience aud comfort which can he attained in \
public house, regardless Of onay and EXPENSE fitted
up with fine parlors and rooms for private families
supplied with the neatrst amt most comfortable warm
and cold baths, all hours separate for ladies' or gen
tlenen, with full complement of active ORDERLY well
disposed walters and every luxury which The markets
and season afford Is most respectfully presented 10 the
subscribers numerous friends and acquaintance IN
Vrgnu, and the public al large for their patronage
The subscriber aatiers himself that mis- long expert.
enct ~ the business the convenient location Of
Enlistment rendering accessible IL every part OF
CITY, and rs general comfort, and arrangements, VIII
insure Tor him fun share III public favor
:, II THORNTON, Proprietor
March 30-caawGw
VI The Richmond Wing, Washington Union Phila-
ue'phia North American, and Boston Post, vii, copy in
forward accounts =
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FARM IN HENRIco COUNTY FOR


TIME subscriber with view of changing his plr-
/ suit offers nr sale, privately. the Farm on winch
hp nj present resides. situated on deep Kun, III tr
county q. Henrcn. ten miles above Richmond, between
the river aud Three Chopped roads, containing 40
acres Of Land, IN an improving runduinn-wood, mra-
Iovy and han lani well propnrun.d. Most all OF inr
meadow, asd far proportion 81 ihr heh lhnn, 10
freshly srrird with clover, timothy, herds, orcharu
and Fall highland meadow oat rraSsrs. The crops
growing On tins land AT present are wheat, rye, oats
and corn The situation u beautiful, and remarkably
healthy. THIS farm abnnnds IN springs OF excellent
water and Is enclosed with good fences. There are IN
this farm orchards Of cb0cr apples peaches, pears, &C.
and good site aud advantageous location i"r gfst
and saw mlll--poui aud dam ready far use.
The improvements Consist nf in"st convenient ana
s1crlIently arranged h@r,ln. huu~r plr ol which Is
three stories hign. with large .iftrt, The remainder
Two stories high with GOOD rrli' containing atnsr-
Their thirteen rooms, besides arcr pt>Sagr~ tw" smoke
houses comfort ibl- framed klrrn aud qn trirrS car
rage house ash house. TWO ice houses Sc; and IaSi-
w. thou gll least - supposed ny cnilicr- maj Inc
Ijeep Run seam al coi p1sSr> through TINS il'l, rs
there are evidences Il rnil On d. frnt parts !" II
deem II unnecessary 70 say more. than respectfully
In invite all persons Disposed purchase 10 cal ana
.,an,ine for themselves WA. L. HARRIS.
Nav 4-CNUM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04

WE the subscribers, take this method OF INFORMING
w orr numerous friends and the public grneia,y
that we have hand general assortmsh, "I ,ha
;aa., of svrrv descrlprion consisting Of Coaches,
charnttees, Rockaways, Baroucle- Bueers' win am
without tops, Of both Richmond and Northern manu-
(acture of the latest styles, made oil the brs, mae
all, and finished in a superior manner, winch we war
rant 10 give perfect salfactlan Persons IN want OF
articles in our line will please give Us call, as we arc
determined 10 sell on the most liberal terms Tor cash OF
B-Dld CARRIAGES repaired with neatnessnnd dis
match. Also, all kinds of Carriage Materialsi and
'''''''"s'' HOOKER, OSBORNE 4 CO.,
Corner Of Main and 9th streets, Richmond, va.
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Railroad Line.

FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
.ind oil the intermediate landings on James rtosr,
pia Port " althail,
PASSENGERS b this line take the cars al
/ lie Richmond acd Petersburg Depot on
Mou1s ;, Wednesdays and Fridays al The COM
Portable hour OF s o'clock in The morning, CATER
breakiast) for Port Walhal, where they take
the splenpid steamer MOUNT VERNON, Capt.
z. Mitchell, dine on board, and arrive in Norfolk
in the afternoon.
Ii being now upwards Of three years since this
line was established and never having lost Trip
either by acciten, or bad weather, the proprie-
tors feel that they can claim the confidence OF
the travelling public, who may rest assured that
increased efforts will be made 10 ensure their
safety and comfort.
Passage 10 City Point, 81 OO
DO Cokes and Grove l SO
Do Norfolk or Portsmouth, 100
Children over and under u years OF age hall
price.
For further Information apply TO
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Agent,
Al the Richmond and Petersburg Depot.
May4
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CorresponIence of the N. York Journal OF Commerce.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30lh-9 P. M
LIrEA AND IMPORTANT FROM VEsEzurLA.-
The Bauue Thomas Dalet arrived al this port
his afternoon with dates from Venenznela TO
the 4,h in,:. The country is said 10 be in con-
fused condition by The desPoiic measures OF the
authorities. The Government had got entangled
with the representatives from the United States
and Frame. He demanded an immediate apollo
gy for the indignilies, or undergo more disastrous
than all civil broils OF The las! century. The pre-.
sen, administration canno, remain long in pow
er. Native and foreign produce ruled very low
Business matters were prosraled, and confidence
had entirely disappeared.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04

want of good article 10 give me call.
| would particularly invite the attention OF The
Farming community 10 my Stape.Tooth, Spring. Red
THRESlllNG MACHINES, which have been 80 gene
rally known for many years past thai comment on them
il unnecessary; also, HORSE POWERS 10 accompany
Them rithr (;rrrrd or Chain Band
CORN SHELTERS from 50 10 S27. WHEAT FANS
Of various sizes. STRAW CUTTERS especially one
al $40 for the manufacturing. and selling of which, IN
Virginia, am equally Interested as The Patentrr.-
PLATENlNG MILLS furnished 10 order, made OF good
materials and IN the best manner. TllRESfIEkS re-
haired with new srts of Teeth and necessary wiih
entire new Cylinders and Beds 50 a. 10 he made as
good a new.
Persons ordering Machines Of mr by letter will be as
well supplied and punctually attended 10 a. II they
were to order in person. JaBEI FARMER.
Feb 6-cWtf
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
MISCELLANEOUS.
RcQui>iti0nEs.

LOU ; 4 X 4 / K O 4 d.
SUBSCRIBERS 10 the Eastern Extension will INV
-, IN addition 10 the unpaid calso March, April AM
mayL"hici amounts 10 $40 per sharr-the sum of il:
LIST July. v :" >"'
Subscribers to the Western Extension will paw. eli
,ner INTO The Bank Of Virginia, at Richmond Farmers
bank at charlottesville Valley Bank at Staunton
~ uulloh TO The sums heretofore called Tor, the sum Of
per share on the lst day of June and SIS per share
on Inc LIST day OF July. By order oflhr Board
n CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
ID. Depot, May l, ls49-dS com
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MAY 3, l849.

TUST opened, per Adams & Co.'s Express
d from New York. a LOT Of new style Drawing
Ribbons for Bonnets and Dresses; also, an as
sorlment of Ladies' and Misses Stockings; new
yle Standing Collars; clear Linen Lawn Hand
kerchieis; pea.sreen Summer Mousseline, al Is
GEMS per yard. WILLIAM ]. SWORDS,
Nav 3 225 Broad Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-04
sTAUNToN RIVER LAND FOR SALE

STAUNTON RIVER LAND FOR SALE
xaTE offer for sale the Tract Of Land belonging 70
w the Estate nj John Afmlstrad, deceased, Yang
on Stannton river, In the county Of Charlotte. rms
tract of land contains go acres, OF winch good pro
portion is first river bottom with about foO acres
Of hnh land IN original forest nearly all Of winch -
first rate tobacco land. There highly improved up
land lots Also improved lots the bottom land, Tor
tobacco wheat, &C. THIS tract of land lies imnrh-
atpIy on Sian0n river, few miles above The p0pos
ed crossiar OF the Richmond and Danvillc Railroad,
and is situated in neighborhood for refinement ana
intelligence equal 10 any in tir state
Persons wishing This land ARE referred To MI
J. p Ransom " no resides near II, or Mr. Gr-en, the
JOHN w. ARMS iEAD,
THOMAS PUGH,
Executors OF John Armislead, deceased.
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