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SUTTON & WINSTON.

ROGERS, COMMISSION AND FOR
VI WARDlNG MERCHANTS, No. 80,
Main street. Richmond, Virginia,
Are receiving large and varied assortment Of art
Giles In their ne TO which they invite the attention of
merchants farmers, GOLFERS, &C. Our assortment con-
sists OF the following
so hhds r, o and clarified Sugars
so bills prime clarified do
20 boxes loaf do
25 bbls crushed and pulverised 90
SO hhds and bbls MoIasses
81, 900 lbs Bacon Sides
100 hams, part very fine
lao hays Rio Coffee, strictly primo
IS bags Laguayra Coffee
50 bags Java do
1000 lbs Cotton Yarn
2a boxes Tobacco-part unsweeioned
20 bbls Whiskey, embracing every quality
90 quarter casks Madeira and Port Wine
90 half pipes French Brandy
3 do do very superior
$50 bbls old Isle Of Wight Apple Brandy
25 bbs No Family Roe Hennes
100 kegs Nails; 1000 sacks Salt
10000 Cigars-Havana and Principe
1000 lbs Sole Leather
20 packages Tea
40 bushels Glover Seed
100 lbs Flesh Sutmegs
100 lbs Gloves; 10 bags Pepper
rs boxes sperm, Adamantne and tallow Candles
IS tbls Tar; 10 bags Alspice
tierces Rice.
Seine Thread and Irvine, Cocoa, Mace, Ginger, Cot
ton and Wool Cards. Lamp OIL. Stone Ware, Lime,
Plaster, indigo Cheese, Shoe Thread, Raisins. Mus
tard, Vinegar Soap, Powder, &c-ail OF which they
offer for sale at low prices.
March % SUTTON & WINSTON.
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SALE. AT Auction

WILL be offered AT auction, on SATURDAY, the 5ih
W day q May, leis, the Residence and Land called
the RETREAT. formerly owned by Mr.. John X. Pafry)
situated al thu Fork al the Moth River Road Gnurrs
ter county few hundred yards from the Cour, House
The buildings consist 81 brick basement Two -tory
llouss, well finished. with all necessary aud c"nSr
nirnt out buildings, three carriage houses Two STABLES
cow house, Two grain rooms and corn house. with
~ acres Of Land, incniing garden and yari-asu -
of woodland short distance from the Courthouse
likewise Tie household aud kitchen furniture, Nun
her of pictures, tngraving- &c, ana Two PRIME boodr
horses, some good cows, BirOuche, single glg, wlg
gon. carpenters and blackJmths tools &C.
This tlr best location tor physician the lower
cuuntfy.-Terms made known the day of sale. sale
10 commence precisely at 10 O'Clock.
Anil IIIipUARn
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SUMNER COURSE OF MEDICAL IN
STQ II6,cCInN QICLI MQNQ VA

SU MEX COURSE Of mEDlCAL IN
STRUCTlON, IN RICHMOND, VA.
THE course of Summer Instruction, In the various
L branches Of Medical Education, will be resumed
in the form Of Lectures and Examinations, on Thurs
day, April l6Ih and be continued, under the follow
ing arrangement. until the middle Of October.
LECTURES
Anatomy and Physiology, by Carter E. Johnston, NJ. D..
Surgery, Surgical Anatomy and Matcria Medica, by
Charles Bell Gibson, 81. d.
Practice of Medicine and Obstetrcs by James II. Con-
way, M. d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by g. Maupin, M. D.
During the course only Lectures will be deliver
cd each day, thus giving the Student ample time for
reading and for the study Of the various clinical cases
which will be constantly brought to his attention.
Students will have access AT all times 10 tho wards
of the lnirmary of the Medical College, and of the
Richmond Aims House.
Abundant opportunity will be afforded for the study
of Practical Anatomy.
Fee for the whole course, $50.
Tickets for the will be issued by the Secretary.
CARTER P. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Richmond, March 2-dlwSc2awtl6thApril
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New Fancy Goods.

CURISTTAN q LATHKUP have opened beautiful
" assortment of Fancy Goods, such Us
Rich Emhodrr'd fIefnani Dresses
Do Brocade Gondoliers
Changeable Grenadines and Tissues
Paris printed JacOncls and Organizes
Black aud cold Vlstes, late styles
Do silk lace do do do
Rich embroidered Lace Capes
Embroidered Muslin Collars
Coord aud black Parasols
Silk Fringes and Buttons, for trimming
Rich Bonnet and Cap Ribbons
ALSO,
full assortment of Bonnets, spring styles, such as
China Pearl Bonnels
French Lace and Embroidered Lace Bonnets
Tnlip do and Berlin Gimp Bonnrts
Rutland and English Straw Bonnels
Bonnet Flowers and Band boxes, al % Main street
April CHRISTIAN a. LArHR0P.
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SALE OF a LARGE NUMBER OF
VA g. u A ELL SL,aV YES,

fSf the authority oil order of the County Court Of
- Campbell county made a, lis February term, leia
we VII, on MONDAY, the 3oth day of April, lol9
the hlg ck, IN thr county Ol Roanoke offer for sale
al pubic auclion about seventy t1u) Negroes al al
ages and both sexes. These Negroes have been well
rasrd and treated, are accustomed To all the
dent 10 Virginia farming, and tins sale VIII afford Ia
yorabir opportunity oi investment agIlculturI.rs
wishing 10 purchase such property. Shoud the day
above Indicated be- 50 Indictment A. Ia prevent sale
will Ice made the day thereafter the rt SUIT
able day, and be continued from day 10 day COM
pl-trd.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit of twelve months VIII
be gwen Tor the purchase money, the purchaser
cutting bond with ample personal security satisfactory
From tins requirement of security there will he
departure. There will be no warranty OF any
our part, but the TILE IS believed 10 be unquesonab-
WM. WATTS,
EDWD. w. SAUNDERS,
Committee, Sc., al Martha Waits.
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FORTUNES HOMIE,

-
CHALK's OFFICE, No. 6, Main Street,
~ Richmond, Va
Prizes sold and sent to this Office:
80 a (hal0 $1,000 40 81 IS tshare) $500
g g So iwhole) 600 3I0ea do 200 200
10 81 10 do 500 % SIS do 200
Sc 40 (share) 500 IS 90 do 200
25I 81 do 500 30 IS do 1000
Also, numerous other Capital Prizes sold in the city
and sent to correspondents.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday-Bel Air, 90. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Capitals:
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 2,5oo, $50, &C., &c
Tickets SIS.
Wednesday -susquehanna, 90. rs Nos, - drawn.
Capitals OF $40 900 5 of 5000, of $50, 30 of
1000, SC. Tickets $40.
Thursday-Maryland Consolidated, So 70 Nos, IA
drawn Capitals: So. 500, $500, $500, 1880, &c.
Tickets IS.
Frlday-Maryland consodated. No. CO. 70 Nos. j
drawn. Capitals: $40 900, 5000, 1900, TIC, 100
OF 500, &c. Tickets 81.
Saturday-Grand Consolidated, No. 81. 70 Nos, IA
drawn. Capitals: $50, 900, 5000, 1900, 4,2S9 30
of 500, 20 of 900, 20 Of 500, &C. Tickets $40.
OF Orders for tickets, packages certificates Of pack
ages in the above Lotteries, in all Lotteries adver
tised by Messrs. D. Paine & Co, attended TO with
promptness and drawings forwarded TO all who wish
it, R. CHALK
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Isoe. J. NANCE. ISAhL' J. JUNKs.
Nance & Jones,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
RICHMOND, Va.
PARTICULAR attention given to the sale OF all kinds
1 Of country produce. April l7-c4w
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R E NJ VAL.
JOHN G. SHAFER

WENC HdN I.dILUR,
II AS removed 10 No. |, Exchange Building,
aa nearly opposite to his old stand and is now
MERES and YESTiNGS; also, large assert
menliot Gentlemen's Furnishing Articles for tn.
approaching Spring Trade, TO which he respect
fully invites the attention Of his friends and Inc
public generally.
No. !. Exchange Building; 18th Street, Rich
mond, Virginia. March 22-dlm
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H. VIRGl Ia u.
"a Boot FEanUfaCtOry.

VIE subscriber would respectfully inform his coun
"a, Wy anu CITY Customers, and The public generally
i'ahn'acture BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS &c
In every variety
liis stock s not equaed by that Of any other manu-
,, - .nls eny, ~ regard To excellence, al his
FRENCH CALF SKIN DRESS BOOTS
VA uee.i universally approved. They order
ra na worn ny customers IN every part of this and The
auJ"'n,nI .iate oi North Carolina His celebrated
WaTER PROOF DRESS BOOTS
are what they arr represented 10 beth- best article Of
ti'r KIND e1lanl. Having the appearance Of light
Boots manufactured of soit plant leather they are as
easy 10 the fee; light dress Boots with he onlity Of
being securely water proof.
MS heavy, water proof, long legged HUNTING
'OoIS, need, la those who have worn them no re-.
commentator from The Inanufacturer-they are IN.
surpassed Tor The purpose for which they are intended
Intending Ia manufacture and keep On hand an cir
GAM ana acknowledgements Of genlIemens CLOTH
CATERS, lie invites all vino wish 10 see taste beauty
anu comfort combined 10 give HIM call.
In TACT, EvkRY ARTICLE IN THE LINZ will be mann.
featured At his place of business.
Determined 10 do STRICTLY a BUSINESS he Of.
itrs every article AT The perry opest prlees.
To assist his brother and himself he has rnparrd
The valuable services Of Nh. JAMES FELLOWS, we'll
known as 4 splendid cutter and OF the best
workmrn in the State.
OF All orders from The country faithfully and prompt-
~ altendedto.
" Every article warranted; and In the event Of any
not proving the hest they D be repaired free Of charge
MOST IMPORTANT LIST oF PRICES:
Best French CaIf Dress Boors-channsled, Sc 90
10 do do pegged, 90
DO co Dress Water Proof Boots, 90
Best Cali SKIN Hunting do do so
Boots looted, best French Calf-channeled dress, 90
DO do do do do pegged do 3 SO
u" do do do do water proof, 90
Elegant anu fashionable Cloth CATERS, 50
fine French Call skin Shoes-very best, 50
Fine Calf Skin, swd. psd Shoes, from 81 SO to 90
DJ Every article manufactured on the premises
0J Repairing done neatly, and on the lowest terms.
JOHN L. FORD, No. 4, Lyons Row,
PA Broad, above ith street, Richmond, Va,
March 2l-dImf
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MERCHANDISE,
SVadsW0rth, Turner & Co.,
Mo tx MAIN CnnEr,n

HAVE received large and extensive as
IL sortment OF British and American DRY
GOODS, and will continue to 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-Im
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A CA Il ID ,
AMERICAN HOTEL,
NV Yonr Fehruarv O6fh JsAQ

INV YoRK, February 26th, ls49.
WILLIAM JACoUELiN TAYLOR takes this me-
w thod of informing his friends in Virginia, who
40 generously sustained him during the last Summer
and Fall at Rathbuu's Hotel, that he has let that
House and is now engaged at the AMERICAN HO.
TEL, corner of Broadway and Barclay streets, and
opposite the Park where he soci,s continuance Of
their fayors March l-dl0tkc2m
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GET THE BEST

GET THE BEST"
A LII young persons should have STAND
n ARD DICTIONARY al their elbows; and,
while you are about it, "get The besi"-lhat Die.
lionary is Noah Webster's, The great work, un.
abridged. Ifyou are loo poor, save the amount
from off your back, 10 pu. il into your head.
(PhrsnoDgieal Jurnal.
Dr. Webs,er's great work is the best Diclion.
ary of the English language.
London Morning Chronicle.
This volume must find its way into all our
public aud good private Libraries, for it provides
The English student with mass of the most va
liable information, which he would in vain
seek for elsewhere.
London Literary Gazette.
Containing three times the amount Of matter Of
any other English Dictionary compiled in this
country, or any abridgemenl OF this work.
Published by G. & G. MERRIAM, Spring
field, Massachusetts, and for sale by
NASH & WOODaOUSE,
April Ia Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

CALLED MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.
the last session of the General Assembly an act
N was passed for tunneling the Blue Ridge al Rock
nsh Gap requiring the acceptance Of the Company.
A meeting OF the Stockholders will be held at Lou
lisa Court house Monday, the 23i Of April, when
their attention will be called tn this subject
BY order of the Board of Directors.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

AT COST, TO CLOSE.
INTENDING to leave the United States by
i the steamer OF May next shall proceed
from This day TO sell the whole Of my stock Of
Goods al cost for cash., and 10 many instances,
greatly below cost. The trade may rely on
great sacrifices 10 close up the slock. My GUS
TONERS will be charged with any Goods they may
need at the same rates, with five per cent. added
upon The usual time. There is now on hand
many desirable styles of fresh Goods; bu, desi.
ring 10 prepare for my Fall importation, | wish
10 close up the whole stock.
April l6-d&ctt d. II. LONDON.
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PIOughs. PIOughs! PIOughs!

lust received, full assortment OF Prouty D. Mears
celebrated premium, self sharpening and centre
draught PLOUGHs, 10 which | invite the particular
attention Of Farmers In want Of superior article.
intend keeping supply Of the above Poughs con.
stantly on hand. X Parker,
Main street, lst door below the Union Hotel.
March 23-d4tkc2aWStk w6W
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HIBITION
At the Odd Fellows, Hall.

KU 81 I Z q
MAGNIFICENT PAINTINGS
viii positively close on WEDNESDAY, The
18Th OF April.
sf Return Of the Dove to The Ark. g
Larger and mcre interesting than the exquisite
Ruth and Naomi
M lRlAM exulting over the destruction OF
VI Pharoah's host. Open from 8, A. M, 10
~, P. NJ. Admission IS cents; children halt
price. Season tickets SO cents Brilliantly ilu-
minated during the evening.
These beautiful productions OF American All
aave recently been exhibited 10 thousands of ad-
mlrlns visi,ers in the city of New York, Phla-
lelpna, Baltimore and Washington, all OF whom
nave expressed their decided appreciation.
Ami %,
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BRILLIANT SCHEME

Prizes amounting to 5,402 900 Dollars!
Whole Tickets 500; halves. quarters and eighths in
proportion. certificate Of whole Tickets s, OUU-
shares in proportion.
20 Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in The above, any other Lottery drawing
daily, prce of Tickets from 81 10 $40 under our ma
nagement, address us, or e. w. PURCELL,
AgenI for d. PALNE q CO, Richmond Va.
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Dress Wakes the NHan.

NO IO2 THE PLACE FOR CLOTHING!
KEEN, CHILES & CO. are now receiving,
IN by Adams s. Co.'S Express and Steamboat,
via Baltimore. weekly supplies OF iashona Bile,
Ready Made Clothing and Fancy Dress Articles
among which may be found
French Fancy Pants, new styles
DO black doeskin Panls new styles
Do mixed drill do beautiful
Do elastic Tweed Goats
Brown and mixed Ermineue Goats
Do and black French Cloth Goats
Toel Di Nord or Linen Lustre do
Brown and fancy Linen do
Cashmere, Bombazine and Satin Vests
White and fancy Marseies do
Prince Albert Silk do new
Silk and Cambria Cravats-great variety
French Dress and Frock Goats
Shirts, Drawers, Half Hose, &c.
Also, various styles Boys Clothing.
For bargains, come 10 l02, with cash.
April S KEEN, CHlLES & &C.
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VIM. II. BRO WIN,
| Commission and Forwarding Merchant,

w w. IL DTLV W IN3
Commission and Forwarding Merchant,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAVING removed from the cnnnty Of Abemarle,
respectfully offers his services his friends and
public in general sell all kinds Of Country Produce
TOBACCO, FLOUR, WHEAT, CORN, &c, &c.
He has taken Of the Messrs Fry's new Stores,
on Cary street, nearly opposite II the Columbian Ia
vern on the OF Virginia and Cary streets, where
he wilI'be happy see his friends.
RRYRR TO Hon w c. Rives,
S.W. Fcklen,
, MePap Il I Z Iee, N'"'As
II. w. & u. Fry, Richmond.
Fab o6-dlv
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE
rAE be furnished with printed and ruled paper for
y and property books al 63 cents per quiIe.
If ordered by letter. state whether they must be sent by
mail. The postage is 21 cents per sheet. Mr. Heath
ms requested me moi TO receive orders for payment TO
be made at his Office as attended with great deal
oflr0ube 10 the Clerks in the office.
Anril l7-rof JNO. b, COLIN.
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bIack ana fancy Iravats Of all qualities Pocket
liandkerchlrfs, Susprnders, Gloves. Mrrino and Cot
ton Under shirts Also, fine assortment of Shirts Of
the most fashionable style and Of good quality Shon
der Braces, Money Belts, &c &C.
The above Goods have been manufactured by the
getting them up right. All who may be IN want are re-
questrd 10 call n NoIl2 aud Examine his stock which
they viii mud Ia compare with any stock ever before Of
Tered In the RIcHsoSD MARxET. As far a. the urces
are concerned they Will be made right Call bftors ron
buy, or you nay hare regret H. Motto-9uick
sales and small profis for the CASH.
April l3--u SILAS MERCHANT.
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Ia w ROCKS

La w BUUhS.
r SHALL hereafter keep for sale Law Books
i of the latest and most approved editions,
which will be sold upon as good terms as they
have been heretofore, at the same old stand. :
Among them are new editions OF Roper on Lega-
cies; Williams on Executors; JeIman on Wills;
Hocombe's Equity; Stalke on Evidence; Tate,s
Forms; Hol,huuse's Law Dictionary; Seaton's
Forms; Cav on Partnership; Stephens on Plead
ing; Chiuy on Bills; Chilly on Contract; Arch.
holds Criminal Pleading; Hale's Pleas OF the
Crown; Russell on Crimes; Smiths Leading
Cases Saunders on Pleading and EviGence /;
Fearne on Remainders.
JOHN M. WEST,
April Is Exchange Book Store
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Andrew Johnston,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

al lOhNE1 a. LII WI
T ATE of Quincy, Illinois, has returned 10 Rich
Amond land will practise in the Courts held in this
city and county land the adjoining counties.
% Office over Messrs. Smith d Harwood's, Main
street. May 2-lyd&e
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IE NEWEST STYLES OF ORES.
GOODS, SC.
William j. Swords,

NO. SzJi DTUdu oUttti 0TSH u VIC DTy OO0uS
Box.
TINE subscriber has just returned from New
i York, where he has purchased choice as
sormenl OF Ladies' Dress Goods Of the newest
fabrics aud most approved patterns; together with
a large variety OF other seasonabls goods, too nu-
merous 10 parlicularize. He most respectfully
invites his friends, and the public generally, to
examine his slock, which has been selected
personally with a great deal Of care, assuring
them he will offer every inducemeDt 10 please
William J.. Swords lakes this opportunity OF
acknowledging thanks 10 his friends, and The pub
lic Tor the very liberal patronage already given,
and hopes, by unwearied exer,ion, 10 merit and
receive continuation Of The same. April
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MARINE JOURNAL.
P0RT OF RICHMON u.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
schr Greenway, Couch, New York.
Schr Caroline E. Willis, Flowers, Philadel'
Schr Miranda, North, Baltimore.
Schr Bengal, Crouch, Thomaston.
Schr Metallic, Siminslcu. Thomaslon;;
Scbr Lady Clinton, Crammer, New York.
Schr c. Plmau, Beatty, Philadelphia.
Schr Harrie, GARRISON, Scott, Philadelphia
Schr VIM. Mowry, Barker, New YORK.
SAILED,
Schr Richmond, Travers, Baltimore.
Brig Robertson, Chase, Gibraltar.
Schr Pennsylvania Hubbard, PoIl De pos"'
Schr Gen. Worth, Lewis, Norfolk. 49,.
Schr J. Siliman, Coleman, Falmouth, MASS
schr Mary J. Peck Dupuy, New YORK.
Schr Ellen Sedgwick, Beaston, New YORK.
Schr New York, McKeown, Philadelphia
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JOHN Y. MASON

WILL practice Law in the Court of Appeals,
w the Chancery Court, and the Federal
courts held in the city Of Richmond. He will also
attend rocases in The Supreme Court 0, The Uni
ted States
His Office ia at his residence, corner OF 5th and
Gary streets, Richmond, Virginia.
Apr, l0-0m
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AT KALDRaMi, srAUNfGN. VIRGINIA.
AIRS. SHEffEf having hrrn nhti.ei rs orcLm.
vi stances 10 engage in the task o education. akts
this method Of calling atrntioa 70 tie schori under
her care.
Inr seminary which he formerly ,"rGGfi,d La-,
within the last three tour ssrH place C ~
m IN sciooi-ihr ruiub,r limited Ia trsirt-a al whom
required !" b. b.aric's. ny si,r 'hihs-, Mfr =
fee. herself Elnsh better enabled I" do her ini! t. toae
committed her rar- the snail nGnrrr OF pnp..> I'D
mittrd into the srho" Trnarrn2 u 'ompaIhtNrl! 'asy
for her Ia exercise parental supervision them
The culti.a Ion c habits "i neainr-s, order and pune
luav tue development aud regulation oi The iniriirc-
teal powers and above all the careful training oi the
Moral part are what Mrs. Shelley understands by the
word edueaDn Nor dos she affect Ia despIsr those
adjournment, OF the gentirr sex which come under tie
head al "nlanners and accomplishments;''-sht can
not think grace OF manner deracts aught from benevo
lence of feeling the ability 10 give pleasure renders
the desire do at all the less laudabIr.
A. regards the course oil study adopted by her, Mr..
:. would merely say, She has found from experience
that the time allotted in THE country 10 the education Of
young ladies' too short Ia admit Of their making any
real attainment in "the nkOi, 6reie Of the sciences -
She prefers therefore, that her pupils, as general
thing. should undertake few branches n line, ar
anire an knowledge and clear understanding
them, and proceed gradually I" such other hfancbr,
as their stay nj school viii adult
Mrs ShrIry hopes, ~ conclusion. that all cOnfiding
children her VIII hni her liitlr establishment
what She rndeavors Ia make it--a refined and happy
home school for menta! improvement, and nursery
Of plrty.
1'hr next session viii commence on Tuesday, the
first day of May, and end The last day Of September
TERMS, per session Of i've monihs-haf payable m
advance:
Board and tuition in English, ST.
French, To-
Music on the Piano with singing and use Of insrru
Music on the Guitar and Latin, the charges Of The
REPERENCES-Rrv u Tyler Hon l. 2 Thomp.
son, Erasmus stumbling, Esq. Brnj Crawford ESQ., Jas
Cochran En- Dr = r -tfiblIHs and Hon II n Stu
art, S,aunton; lion u G Baldwin, . p Baldwin. Esq,
a u 4 a. ,IIn,. Rnrbr0 Hoo ~ M.aI.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Pussiam a. slade
NEGROES

Will be sold al our office this morning, at 9.
O'clock, one likely Woman and one Boy ahou,
II years nt age. PULLIAM & SLADE.
Apn 10
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
A LII persons indebted to the Estate OF Sa-
II mue Shepherd, deceased, will please make
Payment Of their respective dues; aud all those
having claims against the same, will present
Them, properly authenticated, for payment, TO
RICHARD HILL, Jr.
Executor of Samuel Shepherd, deceased.
April l2-d&ciw
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Tickets slO-sllares in proportion.

The mos, brilliant Scheme drawn in America +.
100000 Capital, : OF $4,000 OF S25, 900,
OF Sl2 5O0-under the management, Of d. PAINE
& CO., sole Contractors of all Maryland Lotteries
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Glass A, TO
be drawn on Saturday, April 25th l5i9. rs No. Lote
ry-l5 drawn ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

T O0ISA RAILROAD-TO CONTRAC.
~ TORS.-Sealed proposals will be received
a. lhe Engineers Office, AT The Junction until the
alh day OF May, tor building OF wood, the Little
River and South Anna Bridges, on The Eastern
Extension of the Louisa Railroad, altogether 400
l'neal feet. Plans and specifications OF The above
can be seen on and after, the Oath day of April.
w. A. KUPER,
April 5-d&ctf Chief Engineer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

DAVID ANDERSON, JR,
COMMIS SION .MER HATT
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAS taken an Office in the corner tenement
Il of D and 18th streets, opposite the Coum-
ban Hotel and Shockoe Warehouse, and will
be pleased TO attend to any business his friends
or the public may intrust to his management
April 5-eo6w