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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-13
LOTTERIES.
j. w. SEaury Il Co.,

(MA GERS.)
snce Ss.1, TO j. G. GREGORY & co,
nFFlCE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND. Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH, ls49.
virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass 40, for ls49 10
be drawn on saturday. March nth. Is No Lo,tery-l3
drawn ballots.
prize Of sssooo prize Of $4,000
! $1,000 /" 1000
! 10000 j" 2,255
5000 20 prizes of 1900, &C.
Iickets only slO-shares IN proportion.
Virginia Nononsalia Lottery, Glass C, for ls4s, 10 he
drawn on Saturday, March aaih. &c Nos, 10 drawn.
Capitals:
! prize Of $500 sS,SSS i prize Of $500 200
! "" l s'SSS 10 prizes of : 1000
Tickets Sl5-shaies in proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass As, for lsi9 10
be drawn on Saturday, March 81 Is No Loltery-l2
Capitals:
! 2U,UOU sou
10000 1000, &C.
Tickets SI0-.hares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. 10, TO be drawn March 7lh-
% No. Lotery-l4 drawn ballots.
Capitals:
p'Hs . sI Ia""o prize Of sou sSaU
! .lU,UOO 20 prizes OF 1000
5000 20 600, Sc
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 50.
Delaware Lottery, No. ii, to be drawn March l4th
IS No. L"ttery-l5 drawn ballots.
Prizes:
plize OF $4,000 prize of 81 900
E 10000 10 prizes Of 1000
5,Da0 10 800 &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . so.
Delaware Lottery, No. l2, TO be drawn March 2lst.
70 No. Lottery-l3 drawn ballots.
Capitals
prize Of S35,?J0 prize OF $4,000
l5,Uo0 80 prizes of l,UOO
eOOO 30 $780, exc.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
Orders for certificates or Packages single Tick.
cts and Shares, In any the above Schemes address,
ed he undersigned, will receiyelhe most prompt
tentdn, and an account Of each DRAWN TO- warded
soon as IL isreceived.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
Feb2s Richmond Virginia.
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VIM. H. BROWN,
and Forvarding Merchant

Commission and Forwarding neTchan''
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
IUAyING removed from the county OF hoemarle,
respectfully offers his services 70 ms aha .ne
ToBACCo, FLOUR WHEAT. CORN, &C, &c.
He has taken one of the Messrs Fry's new Stores,
on Cary street, nearly opposite 10 10 Inc Columbian "a
he will be happy to see his friends.
RgrIR TO Hon. w c. Rives
u y;T n. seg j. R.sd sss; ,sD.~s,.
S. w. Ficklen,
Hon. James Garland.
James s. cIew.on, L,.eAsare.
Mcdaniel 4 Lee,
H.W. GJ. J. Fry, Riehnoad.
Feb 96-dly
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RUNAWAY ARRESTED.

COMMITTED 10 the Jail of the city OF Norfolk,
~ runaway, on the 10th day of Nnvepher, lsio, =
Negro Man, who says his name is Tenn OF Thomas
and that he belongs TO Mr.. Necho, or Nion, French
man, Of New Orleans. Tom, Thomas, is about 30
years of age, 5 feet inches high, light bacon color
sioutly made, full face hnshy hair, has very slight
stoppage In his speech, and has hcen badly whipped
He saws he was horn in Middeburg and sold in thr
city Of Richmond, Va, trader, and carried 10 New
Orleans in the schooner James Monroe, CAPTAIN Bush,
some twenty years ago. lie says he lived with his
master MIR. Necho In New Orleans, six seven years,
and thence he escaped to Boston, where he has been
following the water ever SINCE until arrested here and
confined In Jail His is hereby notified TO prove
his title to said Negro, pay expenses and take him
away-otherwise he will be disposed of as the law hi-
reefs. GEO II Miller Jailor-
rG,y
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WARRENTON HOUSE,
BY ALEXANDER BAKER.


THE subscriber having become the proprietor OF iha!
j well-known and popular Hotel N the town Of
Warrenton, recently kept by Bronaugh 4 FAINT, and
fitted il up in the very best style, and furnished II en-
tlrely with and superior furniture OF every de.
scription is prepared to enteo'n his itends and The
public generally. As no pains or expense have been
spared in furnishing his borders with every thing that
can contribute to the satisfaction Of his guests and his
Bar with the choicest Liquors and Cigars that the North
ern Markets can afford; and having procured the ser
vices of attentive aud experienced servants, Uie sub
scrber liters himself that he will be able to entertain
those who may call on him IN manner not 10 he sur
passed. and upon terms which cannot fail 10 please
His stable will be under the care of attentive osers,
and always provided with the best Of prnvender
Feb o0-cim ALEXANDER BAKER.
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NOTICE..
OLE TILE RENENIlE

TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE REVENUE.
AUDlToR's OFFICE, March 3, lS49.
,J,HE sheets necessary for each Commissioners Dis.
/ trict ruled and headed, will be forwarded from
this Office by the members Of the Legislature
Only The number of sheets for the land and nro.
pery books, required 10 be returned TO thus Office.
will be forwarded, the cost of which will be deducted
from each Commissioners allowance, rs provided IN
the acl of 5th February, 1874. IL greater number
should be required by any Commissioner, lie Will ad-
dress Mr. John b. Colin the surviving partner of the
late Mr. Shepherd -
NV annual Circular, with the tax law Of si9 Will
be sent as early possible by mall TO the care Of the
Clerks of the County Courts.
JAS. Z. HEATH, First Auditor.
PS.-If, from any cause the sheets should not be
forwarded in every case above stated they viii be
..nt 10 mail March 9-c3t
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND AND DAEvILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY

hlCniHuHu, rto. HHi io1o'
I meeting OF The Board of Directors held al inc
n Office of the Company on the 18th instant, The io-
low ng resolution was adopted, viz:
"Resolved That the Richmond and Dnnville Rail
road Company will receive proposals for letting me
Grading aud Masonry oftwenty miles Of the road from
Stanton river towards Danve, or the whole dls,anIr
To nanviIle in sections of not less than one miie w
length Provided, the contractors viii receive ~ py
nent for the work twenty five per cent 10 lne ~
the Company Provided also that no proposal "a o
accepted nj rates excreinG those already aeeeP'ou "
other portions Of the Road" -.
In compliance with the foregoing resolution OF ,l re
Board of Directors sealed proposals WIN De received u
The Office of the Company until the second Wednes-
dav oc Nav M II for the work referred 10 therein.
ANDREW TALCOTT, Chief Engineer
March I0-cwtNayl0
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from The town OF CharIOltesvlIr, about
N the 5th of January last Mulaito Girl named Eli
LEN, purchased by me from the Estate of the late Nj
thaniei Bowe deceased. Said girl h about twenty
three or four wears of aye fine head Of hair and small
foot and ankle excellent house servant seamstress
&C. She was raised near Stoney Point, Alnemarle co.
where she may be lurking; but, from sone information
which have received, think II more Than probable
she has been carried the Blue Ridge, in the
neighborood of Port Reputable, where shlas relations
living. ANY information relative 10 hen whereabouts
will he rewarded, and for her being pac in any Jail
in the Commonwealth, that car get nv will give
$40; or her being brought To Charlottesville, and deli
uered in the county Jail here, will DO rewarded with
$50. MILTON KING.
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xH1E the subscribers, take this method OF Informing
w our numerous friends and the public generally
that we have on hand general assortment OF Car
RACES of every description, consisting Of Goodness
Chariottees Rockaways Barouches, Buggies with and
without tops, of both Richmond and Northern manu-
facture Of the latest styles made Of the best mater-
ais and finished In a superior manner, which we war
ant TO give perfect satfaclian. Persons In want of
articles in our line will please give a call as We are
determined TO sell the liberal terms, for cash or
approved paper.
m. B-Old Carriages repaired with neaness and dis
match. Also, all kinds Of Carriage Materials and
Trimmings, at low prices; ,o,oo
Corner OF Main and sth streets, Richmond, Va.
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SALE OF A LARGE NUMBER OF
VAs.e a BILE sl,AV II - i.

by the authority of order Of the County Court ol
- Campbell county, made al It's February term, lsia,
we viii, 81 MONDAY, The 3Jth day 1T aprll, lsI9, II
the Big Lick, thr county Of Eoanpkr, offer for sale,
nj public amcliun about seventy 40 Negroes, q all
ages and both sexes These Negroes have hrrn well
raised and Treated, accustomed 10 all the work mel
dent 10 Virginia farming, aud this sale VIII afford Ia
vorable opportunity ul investment {" aencuitnflsts
wishing 10 purchase such property. Should the day
above Indicated be 50 Indictment n 10 prevent sale, II
will be made the day thereafter, the rs SUIT
able day. and he continued rom day To day unt COM
pl.ted.
TERMS OF ShLE-A credit of twelve months will
be given for The purchase money the purchaser exc
cutting bond wIlh ample personal security sattyaetory 10
US From this requirement OF security viii be no
departure. There will lie warranty OF any sort on
our part but the title is believed hr unquestionabr.
WM. WATTS,
EDWD. W. SAUNDERS,
Committee, SC, Of Martha Waits.
a
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brilliant acHEME /.

Prizes amounting 10 JAW UUU DnIIaTs!
Whole Tickets Sl0u; halves quarters and rghths IN
proportion a certificate Of whole Tickets 81 ,OOO-
shares in proportion.
~ Orders our usual prompt attention For
Tickets the above, IN any other Lottery, drawing
daily price of lcketsfr 81 10 $780, under our ma
nageme nj address us, or Z. W.PURCELi.,
AgentforD. PAINE & CO., Richmond. Va.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING !
Keen, Chiles & 60.
SPRING TRADE-IS49

III W CUUNTRf .ukhlhANIS duu OthtlS III
/ want, We most respectfully call attention TO
Re large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Patch We shall have in Store by the 18Th Of
March, particularly suited to The WHOLESALE
(a,DE or VlRGISh-in The styles, qualities prl-
f aud make of which We defy competition.
The long experience OF Inc senior Partner OF
E concern, and his acknowledged superior judg-
eni Of Goods, We think, will insure 10 US con-
nuance Of Inc very liberal patronage heretofore
'scnded
No. 1902 MAIN STREET, is the place for "Bar-
''ns' IN every description Of style and make OF
FOOD QUALITY CLOTHING.
Our SOCK will embrace every description OF
u ami Style now in use; and we fatler ourselves
al THIRTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE in the Virsi.
Trade enables us 10 gel up the proper kinds
Coos Tor this market, and al such prices as
" certainly please.
Those IN want OF Clothing OF good qualify,
Fpeiior cut and make, and al Low CASH PRICES,
most respectfully invited 10 call al the old
ao,shed MONEY SAVING lNSTlTU-
ION, No. l02, Main Street, Richmond, Va,
We guarantee you are pleased win our
les, sc.
wi mOuO II ShALL Z huFIFo, OALsS SsSn
,ov selling Tor "cash" we are enabled 10 buy ior
'h-co consequently, we save from hileen 10
'niy per cent in The purchase OF Goods.
9uf mandatory is situated IN Broad Street,
aSARk, New JERSEY, where we MAKE" our
70 work." consequently We can warrant all
eos sold BY US to be made in the BEST
iYLE POSSIBLE. and shipped Immediately
Nam Stres4 Riehmond.
We would call the attention OF those in want
eally nice and cheap DRESS COATS 10
assortment, which is always large and war
pied 10 fl No l.
Also, FRENCH FRoCK COATS, made of
'er'or Cloths, OF the Justly celebrated French
,aaiac!uTcrs BiolIey, Simmoni and Nellllsons.
a,sv all styles, qualities and prices OF BIZ n
W. FANCY VESTS, the cut and make OF
g, 81 cannot be surpassed in The United States.
aso BLACK AND FANCY PANTS, in
Fs variety, made of the latest patterns OF
.acn Cassimeres, and warranted equal TO any
sold in Virginia.
also, FANCY GOODS in great variety, Of
newest Spring patterns such as Cravats,
rs, Collars, Suspenders, Shirts, Drawers,
ana fancy Kid Gloves, Thread and Silk
"-all qualities.
FOR bargains in "Clo,hing TOR Cash." call
a@ l02, Main Street.
KEEN, CHILEs & CO.,
e.ch iO-d6clApl LATE keen & Co."
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my GOODs FROM AUCTION.

DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
DECEIVED within few DAYS from auction
n lew lots of very desirable Dry Goods,
suitable Tor the coming spring; also some Tor pre-
sent use. Any fall or wipter goods now remain
ne on hand will be sold OF al very low prices
% make room for spring goods. Members OF
i: Legislature, strangers and the public gene
..ly are most respectfully invited TO call at
WILLIAM ]. SWORDS,
No. 225 Broad Street,
Maroh2 SIGN OF the Dry Goods Box.
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March 2
NOTICE

THE Stockholders for the Extension OF the
| Louisa Railroad from The Junction 10 Rich
no1; ale required TO pay, 10 the credit OF the
Company, in the Exchange Bank at Richmond,
CO ne Is, day of March, l849, FIVE collars per
sas; and, on the Isl day Of April, l849, ten dol
!s, per share. BY order oil The Board.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Feb 20-irADI
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w Ted,

YOUNG CLERGYMAN capable OF teaching all
n the branches Of a thorough English Education,
Mathematics not included) tine VINO could assist IN
the Latin and Greek would be preferred To such
one, who can come we'll recommended, good situa-
49, GEORGE BUTLER
P. o.-Rappahannock Academy, Caroline CO., Va
March 2-C4t
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Req UISITION Ms.

z q . , y y D
Or,e OF the R,ehu,ond and Danville Railroad
Company.
RICHMOND March /, l849.
NOTICE is hereby given, Iha, acquisitions Of
" ten dollars per share, on the STOCK oil This
company, are called for, payable on the FIRST
sy Of May next, the first day OF July next, and
ne first day Of September next.
The Bylaws provide that all monies shall be
E.posited in Bank, certificate taken, and forth.
9Th transmitted 10 the Treasurer, who will re-
|9'n receipt therefor.
P. VAN DEURSEN,
Clerk and Treasurer OF the Richmond and
lanviIle Railroad Company. March 3
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no THE pIIRIIG

TINE subscribers take this method of informing their
i friends and the public generally that they have
Just started good two horse Hack from this place
New Canton) to Buckingham Courthouse Their
Hack will run In connection with the Canal Packet
Boats regularly and all persons either coming up or
going down upon said boats may be certain of getting
conveyance, either the Courthouse or 10 any inter-
JAS. 3. WREN co.
New Canton buckingham CO., Feb 27-c6tt
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TO BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS.
nQHQMAS COWPERTHWAIT 4 Co PrAIiaarRs

TO BOOKSELLERS AND MERCHANTS.
THOMAS, CoWPERTHWAIT & CO, PuslIsHER,
AND BOOKSELLERS, No. 253, Market Street, Philadei-
phia invite the attention of Booksellers, Merchants,
and Others interested in the cause Of Educaon TO the
valuable School Books published by them-among
which the following viz: Mitchell's Geographical
seres comprising Primary Geography intermediate or
Secondary Geography, School Geography and Atlas,
Ancient Geography aud Atlas, and Biblical Sabbath
School Geography; Greene's First Lessons In GRAM
mar; Greene's Analysis; Chandler's Grammar; Jarvis
Physiology; Johnstons Turner's Chemistry Johnston's
Philosophy; Pnnock's School Histories, England
France, Rome and Greece; Swans Spelling Book and
sere, Of Readers Frosts History of the United States
and American Speakers Picot's series of French Read,
ers; Smiths Introductory Arithmetic; Smith and
Dukes Arithmetic; Smiths Key; Smiths Algebra;
Smiths Biot's Analytical Geometry; Wmsen's Read
csllos Spanish Grammar, &C., &c.
r., c. & co. are also the Publishers OF various
Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Books, and, in add
tou to their Books, keep constantly on hand the
Of Books and Stationary to be found
In the United States, which will he sold al the lowest
prices for cash approved acceptanees.
March l3-c3mt
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a a. a G. I'D /.
AMERICAN HOTEL,
Va Eahrt,nru 0fth lao

AM I
NV Y0RK, February Goth, loi9.
WILLIAM JACQUELiN TAYLOR takes this me
w thod of informing his friends in Virginia, who
SO generously sustained him during The last Summer
and Fall at Ralhbun's Hotel, that he has LEFT that
House, and Is now engaged nj the AMERICAN HO-
TEL, corner Of Broadway and Barclay Streets and
opposite the Park, where he socits continuance OF
their fayors, March -d0ISc2in
BOARDING SCHOOL IN POWHATAN.
GoL. HOPKINS and myself having succeeded In EN-,
~ ploying an experienced and approved Ciasslca'
Teacher far Tie present wear will take few board
ers ut SO, which, with tuition, will not exceed Sioo
per scholastic year. My residence IS about Two miles
from Powhalan Courthouse anu near .iie stage ,sau
from Lynchburg 10 Richmond. Location heaithy'
neiehborhood agreeable and moral. u.n,,.
March g-c3I HiLhhi HhhRio.
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For the Ladies'.


NEW SUPPLY.
WE have just received a farther supply OF
w Ladies' superior Dress Shoes and Slip
peys, bronze Kid and Morocco These Shoes ATE
Of superior quality and latest style. Also, La.
dies handsome Dress Gaier Boots, thick and
min soies; Ladies Halt Caters thick and thin
sOes. PUINEf Wal 10.
Na.,h y
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MISCELLANEOUS
Agricultural Machines, a.

n SElCustukdh fadCHhxkCS3 80
TINE subscriber manufactures and has for sale, nj his
j Ware Rooms, No. l4S Main street, Richmond
HORSE POWERS-a new invention, aud highly
approved
bRUMs-staple Tooth and other patterns
CORN SHELLERs-a variety of patterns
STRAW CUTTERS do do
CORN and COB ACCOMPLISHMENTS, superior
Machine
FAN hILLS-Granl's Patent, Watkins do, and
Brooks improved
PLOUGHS-Side Hill, Sub Soil and others
HARROWS, CULTlVATORS, GRAIN CRADLES,
etc. Also, Field and Garden SEEDS.
The above will be furnished al low prices, and war
ranted. BALDWIN.
Feb I'm
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nFFERS tor sale a new and tasty assortment
" of SPRING GOODS, which are now ar
rvng, and will be opened and ready Tor sale in
a few days. to which he invites The attention OF
all buyer. who may visit the market.
March 9-d&c
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NOTICE.

TINE subscribers have taken the store No. al Pearl
i street, between the Messrs Fry and Donnan, for
the purpose of doing q wholesale Shoe and Hat Bus
ness, under the style of HENRY w. QUARLES
CO., where we invite continuance of the patronage
Of our former customers and the public generally.
March ~ JOHN THOMPSON co.
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JAMES GARLAND AND VIM. Nj. CABELL
LAVE united in the practice of Law, and will regu
II larly attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts OF Amherst Appomatox, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town Of Lynchburg.
Address-Lynchburg, Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, 10
nraclice In the Court of Appeals. Oct 94-cu
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THE firm of MYERS & RANDOLPH was dissolved
/ on The 18th February, by mutual consent.
D. &. Randolph is authorised 10 settle The affairs OF
,ha i,,s firm MOSES MYERS.
80 49, u. c. RANDOLPH.
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TO THE HEIRS OF SARAH ROUND
TREE DECEASED

Upon settlement Of said deCcdrnt's Estate, there
~ remains in MY hands 4 small sum due I" each us
trbutrr some OF whom reside ~ The Western STATES
lam prepared 10 pay the same upon application 10 me,
al my residence, in Goochand county, state oi va.
WADLOW FORD,
Executor of Sarah Roundtrre, deceased.
Mnrch
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NORTHERN MERCER POTATOES.
A SMALL cargo daily expected, suitable for
II The table or Tor planting Those desiring
them will leave their orders az our Warehouse
March IL HENRY LUDLAM q Cos
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D COPELAND RANDOLPH

Continues the COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS Promises his best attention for the sale
OF Tobacco Flour Wheat, Corn, any other Produce
Office on I2th street, near GalIego Mills.
March Q-c3t
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IN CHANCERY-VIKaIsIa :-ln Chesterfield Coun-
i ty Court, February l2th, l849:
Caroline L. Spears, Administrative of Austin Spears,
deceased, and Ann NJ. Elan, Administrative of Albert
NJ. Eiam, deceased, Plaintiffs
asinst
Hiceison Hancock, late Sheriff of Chesterfield conn
", and, as such, Administrator of Zephaniah McGru-
der Sr deceased, Defendant.
On the motion ofthe plaintiffs leave Is granted them
10 file an amended bill, making Pleasant F. Taylor
party defendant and IL is ordered that process be
awarded against him accordingly: And the Court doth
further order, that the decree of December term last
be suspended until the further order of this Court and
that, in the mean time, account be taken OF the
debts OF the said L. McGruders Estate, for which the
interest In the slaves in the bill mentioned conveyed
by the said Pleasant F. Taylor TO the said Lephaniah
McGruder may be liable-such Commissioner giving
four weeks notice of the time and place OF such ac-
count by publication in of the Richmond neWspa-
pers; and that he make report thereof here, &c.
A Copy-Teste, SILAS CHEATHAM,C c.
CHrsrraYIHLp CouRr Housr,
March 18th, l649.
The parties Interested in the foregoing decree, and
oil persons having claims against the Estate OF the
said Zephaniah McGruder, deceased, will take notice,
that shall proceed at my Office at this place, ON the
9th day of April next, TO take the account mentioned
in the above decree; at which time they may attend II
they think proper with their claims and the necessary
proof. Ii from any cause the account should not be
taken on that day, The same will be continued from
day to day until completed.
w w 4 COGBTLL, Commissioner.
March l3-cy4w
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TO Country Merchants.

=; q. n. GARDNER, late of Richmond,
III Hg'5'a, would respectfully announce 10
trends and acquaintance, that he has
NC; ;ua himself in the Hat, Cap and Fur bust
Gpsnnh The house Of Messrs. WILLIAM n
ana u Co., l39 Chestnut street, Philadel-
s,,y W. n Is now prepared 10 furnish 10 CITY and
k,,d ssetchanls, general assortmen, Of Rea.
y g p Hats, of the manufacture Of
Ea,n,s oeeoe q Co, New York. Country
IN hs s, ,e assured that all orders entrusted 10
as ,h a.eo With dispatch, and on The same
sso, D0'e ordered from The New York eslab.
March l0-ddelOt
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A SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
a YOUNG GENTLEMAN Of the South, who has
n had experience In teaching, and can produce
and English languages, wishes 90 engage School, for
hs balance Of he wear In some healthy and agreeable
neishbOrhood He will give instruction 10 the Greek
foo, Post Ofiss, Hanover county, Virginia.
Aarch la-nv3WH
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SPRING GOODS

THE subscribers receiving their Spring supply,
j comprising desirable varieties as to quality and
style, of Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps Bonnets, Trunks,
&c. We respectfully ask call from purchasers.
HENRY w. QUARLES & CO.
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Neh i0-d&clApl LATE "KsEN & Co."

'fAtiNERSHlP.-The subscribers have
sa,ered ,no Co-parlnership Tor The lransac-
salhe HAP. CAP an .lFUR business, al 1888
=, w., S"eei Philadelphia, under the
81 VIM H. bEEBE & CO., OF Philadel-
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