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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
JOHN N. BOYD.

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
HAVING lived in the city of Richmond upwards Of
II twenty tive years, and u good portion ef that time
engaged in mercantile business, and being well &C
quaintrd with the merchants and inhabitants general
iy, offer my services, az General Agent, TO purchase
any article Of merchandise, by wholesale or retaiI, Tor
merchants in the country, or private families. they
sending m- means to purchase with, or orders 10 such
merchants AZ they deal with, and by so doing save
much time and expense. | will only charge the usual
commission. | will also sell Produce for the custom
aary commission, and collect debts and settle accounts
Tor III. usual pay. I expect in n few days 10 call on my
aeqnaintances, ~ the citizens generally, respectfully
tosolicit their subscriptions for new and interesting
publications. Satisfactory reference given, u desired.
Wy residence is On Grace street, opposite Centenary
paid. l. n. BOYD.
Feb 2r-naf
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OFpIcE OF THE RICHMOND AND DAsvnLLE
RIIIRuID COMPANY

Richmond, 22i February, lSi9.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will he received nj thus Once
- until Monday, the lath March, loi9, for the con
slrlction ola STONE BRIDGE over the James River.
for The Richmond aud Danvill- Railroad. Plans and
specifications Will be- ready for examination, NJ The OF.
flee ut tie Company, by the 9th pro1imo.
Where prices and responsibility are equal. n prefer
enrr viii be- given To the Offer wherein the largest
amount of the stock Of The Company VIII be received u.
paymrnt. ANDREW TALCOTT,
Feb a7-c4t Chief Engineer.
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Wa HOUSE,
Nv I'M RaKEQ

THE subscriber having became the proprietor of tina,
4 well-knnwn and popular Hotel IN the town Of
Warrrntun, recently kept ny Bronaugh a. FAINT, and
fitted il up in the very best style, and furnished II en-
tIrely with new aud superior furniture of every de
scription, is prepared To entertain his friends and the
public generally. As no pains or expense have been
spared in furnishing his borders with every thing that
can contribute 10 the satisfaction Of his guests, and his
Bar with the choicest Liquors aud Cigars thai the North
rrn Markets can afford; and, ii1ving procured the ser
vices of attentive and experienced servants, the sub.
scriber EATERS himself that h. vii! he able 10 entertain
those who may call on him in \ manner no; 10 be sur
pa.srd, and uiun terms which cannot fail to PLEASE
His stable viii be under the care Of attentive nstIers,
and always provided with the best Of provrndrr.
Feb 9O-cin, ALEXANDER BAKER.
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DISSOLUTION

T,HE Craftsmanship Of WlSFREE ( SHEPPARD
L il this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
name Of The firm VIII br used only in closing the bust
ness or The lalr firm, SAMUEL WlSFREE,
January lt, ls49. mo. VI. SIiEPPAlD, in.
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E,UEEs,x OFFICE.

l55, AIN STREET, CORNER OF TlVLFTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
THE following Grand Lotteries, to be draw during
1 the present month, hold out strong inducernts 10
adventures. Examine below, and, tor prize ick-ts,
address e.. Is. LUCK, Rlchmon, Va.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 8 30 70, a prize of 81, was
sold recently b. LUCK, and since paid.
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New Canton, B~nckingham Co.. Feb 27-r

JAMES GARLAND AND WI. VI. CABELL
lave united in the practice Of Law. mud WI, rren.
Ii larry attend Tile Circuit Superior ana .oun'y
Courts II Amherst A~ppomaftny. Bedford, Campbell
aud Nelson, aud the town OF Lynchhiirs
Address-Lynchhnrg virslnih.
JAMES GARLAND Will continue, hlilsrntiy, 10
nrariicr in ilr Cnnrt of Apnrals. VII s4-cu
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscribers take this method Of informing their
L friends and the public generally that they have
lust started n good two horse Hack from thus place
New Cantonl 10 buckingham Courthouse. Their
Hack will run in connection with the Canal racket
lioais, regularly, and NJ persons either coming up or
going down upon said hnais MAJ he certain nf getting a
conveyance, either 10 the Court house or 10 any inter
mediate point on The road.
JAS. :. WREN & co.
New Canton, Buckingham Co.. Feb 27-c6t'
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TIE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
w achine IN assuEacfOry

Is still carried on in all It's
branches IL tic OLD EsTaBLIsH2p
STAND, corner o! Main and 1911
SITS first door below the Union
Hotel, where ! would be pleased
10 e The former patrons Of The
establishment, AMI all o;hr.s IN
want of good AGRICULTURAL.
lMPLEM EMS. As | shalt al.
ways keep a supply Of Tie best
Machines that can br produced,
and warranted in all cases la
give satisfaction, il Will there.
fore br Ia the interest of thus,. I'M
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MEREDIr s. HARYIE,
ATTORNEYS at j. a w

WILL attend the Courts Of Richmond city, H-n;ieo,
w Hanover, King William and Gonchland.
John 5. Meredith vii! re,de IN Hanover. His Pos;
One is Richmond, Va.
WIN w. Harvies office, corner Of Main and llth
sB-Entrance on l1th.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR


I AM authorised by Robert r. Somervill, of Tennes-
1 see, TO sell his Trac; OF Land on the Roanoke river,
near Taylor's Ferry, containing, by late survey, 4s5
acres. There are on IL lJ6 acres OF valuable river bot
tom, ready for cultivation. The high land is Of very
superior quality, and well adapted 10 the cultivation of
tobacco. wheat and corn. Persons desiring 10 view the
land will please call on Dir. Atmistead Sturdlvant, who
lives IN The. neighborhood, and VII take pleasure in
showing il.
TERMS will be made TO suit the purchaser.
JNO. :. EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. Somervil.
Henderson, Granville CO, \. e., March b-ctf
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Esy IL. e.. Dickinson & Bro.
NL',sDnI,S

NEGROES.
THIS DAY, Al 10 o'clock, viii be solo I've
N,g.o hisn, hrre Negro Girls and ore N-sro
Woman ami Ch,ld.
X. II. DICKINSON & BRO, AGcis.
March d
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COMMISSION HOUSE

THE undersigned have associated themselves in bu
L siness. u sell all kinds nj Produce on commission
under the firm of WISFREE j. WATKINS Lihera
advances will br made IN all produce ~ hand.
Ufice-near Shockne Warehouse.
SAMUEL WfSFREE.
&. WATKINS.
Richmond, LET January, 1919 elm
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DR.. WIN. D. MERIWETHER
OFFERS his professional services to the citi-
~ zens Of Richmond and its vicinity. Office
CD Broad street, opposite the City Hall.
Feb. &-d2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06

sntessoTs to j. G.. GREGORY & co,
nFICE, NO. l., CRY HOTEL, RICH
oIOND, Virginia.
GRIND SCHEMES FOR MARCH. 1919.
Vlrgia Monougaiia Lottery, Clas. ", for Isis, To br
drawn Z SATURDAY., March lulh. IS No. Louery-la
drawn llots.
Capitals:
/ / prize s 5,SSS prize Of s. Ta
! la,mnO AZ OnU
iU,liH 30 " 500. &C.
Tleketsla; laives6 g.; quarters }; elsalls 81.
Virginia knonsalia Lottery, Glass 40, for 1859, 10
sarawno on saturday, March i7th. Is No. Loaery-l3
Capitals:
Pee Of s35' GSo prize of 5000
10000 / a,a55
5000 20 prizes Of 1000, &c.
Tickets only SiU-shares in proportion.
drawn Saturday, March oath. Ct Nos, 10 drawn.
Capitals:
p''ss $50 sS ,SSo prize Of ss's 9%'
lo,00n 10 prizes of 1000
ikea $l5-sharesin proportion.
virginia %anonraiia Lottery, Class IS, Tor ls49, 10
be drawn on aiurday, March 81. 70 No Lo,rery-la
oize Of s,o Capitals: ,oo,o
f S1c,VW ! prize oil S3,UuU
10000 5000
10000 1000, sc.
IlcKci Slp-shares in proportion.
Delaware Lo''e' 70. 10, to be drawn March 7tli.-
70 No. L"ttery-ldr;wn ballots.
| prize Of 35puu j prize OF $3.50
$40 i " 3 UOy
N,S 20 prizes Of 1000
Tickets $40; laiss 5; quarter. . 50.
Delaware Lottery, No. Ito be amwn March IAN.
rs No. Loltery-l5 drawn haois.
Prize:
prize Of $4,000 / prize Of s4,ooO
10000 b prizes ot 1000
l 5000 100, &c.
Tickets sloi halve.'; quarters 10
Delaware Lottery, No. IL, q be drawn iarch 2lsi.
"a No. Lollery-l3 drawn hallna.
Capitals
mize of s35,aso ;, ! prize Of $1,000
! !" $4,000 30 prizes Of LOCO
l 5000 30 500, &c.
Tickets SlO-sharrs in ppparlion
Delaware Lottery, No. IL, 10 be drawn Mich aslh.-
IS Nos, IL drawn.
Capitals
Z prizes Of s3o,OO0 . pnzesof s3,aa6
. ~ 900 10 !" So
. 1000 10 l.2u0
. 5000 90 I" $50. &C.
Tickets Sl0-shares In proportion.
~ Orders for certidca,esor Packages, 4I,ir Tick.
cts and shares. IN any If The above Scleueaddrsss
ed | o the undersigned, will receiyeth. most pmpl al.
%tenti0n, and an account of each drawing awarded
as soon as itisreceived.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets IL sale by
J. w. MAURY G. co., Mantrrs.
Feb % Richmond ,VgInia.
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TO ISAAC DELAPLAINE, JOHN r. DE-
LAPLAINE AND AUGUSTUS W. CLA-

Feb 2r-ca2m JOHN Va
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Ar PRI-
XAIc. SAlE


\ =, ~ : !, -" - ~ ""'n1
~ : !, J" 7, !, /, ~ ''"'
t rn 49," 49,. 80 49,, :" : ~.
e''I"L .., ~, - n, ~ -" IA ~ \. ~ 49, -
- 49, = :" ""i'i - -
INV '""'' INV, !" y s"'posr' w. ,na' ~ W" y -
%s,n 49, 49,, 80. !" ,n.,,,,an 80 :. -. =" y ~,
M 49,, =. !, IN, - ~,
- .,., =,
the most Valuable DI IL rlIt III ne STATE Wnrtlrr Tor
planting, farming or grazing pnrposrs; and although a
Jar price ma h-re'"i",e nten in-l',rh on; great par
gun n'iy ". W ~ ~ WITT - y -
sel, ~ "ha'r'ei pf'Se nv p'"pe''S WIZ o'iiniii"' " Hth
larry presented !" phtt'dset%'
ne eht'fe 'saet e"l''ihs au"i ! -"o Acfes' -o h.te,
being bottom lahi ~ .hr highest pEohnclisrhess, al =
wholly ire" if"ti overflow.
Inr hisliiath, erhrhi iy'ls "i eScr'irh' GiaIi'y an
He's iaVoriby i"r ''iltf'ail'h- amour thtrr hhhu'tu ~
htly aces being aifrdhy cleared Inc wood ana Is 4
We'll lmhefrn ~ any '"l' ~ ' rsih'a, mere btihs noon
II ah i3uhidNtr - "hlc 'Rs, Spanish OK. poplar
hickory, ch-'nui' '"'nst ana "a'tni lh- whole -
tate y hhhsha'ly "e' "a'-fsd' anu ne s''is''oh
matkabls healthy.
IN, property 'lrS "hhul l"rh'g '" MUS >, now
exec tent f"5n y many 'oi,l''r" an" - sui.' =
The contemplate. 'rntr ~ NE tours l'l',"an, ~ shs
Eastern hi-e :" ~ "h' oN-'' : '"'' ''."' : hies.
Ihs place. WIZ ne s'.h ~ 'ne vac % y VIZ ne ai'i-
dri mi" Nv" = th''r u'ols, - may De preferred ny
purchasers, rach "Eh an'ncirht 'i'pro' em-h,s' ana
WIN = ule ah''"n % e'ehffo ani o"u ana, hnn ! goou
supply "I "aft ~ nam ""t'ihe, silna'rn Steuy
crn','iy on We estate = 40 RI 1i-ht bilSH oniidihs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06

BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE,
FOR FEBRUARY,
RECEIVED BY Nash & WOODHOUSE.
CONTENTS-Cauc asus and The Cossacks
" The Caxlons-by Bulwer-Part 10
Statistical accounts OF Scotland
The Poetry Of Sacred and Legendary Art
American Thoughts on European Revolu.
tons
Dalmatia and Montenegro
Modern Biography; Beauties Life Of Camp
bell
The English Universities and their Reforms
The Covenanter's Night Hymn-by Delta
The Caflisls in Catalonia
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED,
Lille and Times OF Rev Phillip Henry, M A,
Father OF the Commentator, so cts
The History Of Caius Cornelius Tacilus with
notes Tor colleges-by w S Tyler, Professor OF
Languages in Amherst College, 81 25
Fliends and FOItune-a moral taie-Dy Anna
Harriet Drury, so cts
Liueil's Living Age, No $50, IL els
The Sd vol OF lIying's Lite and Voyages Of
Christopher Columbus and his companions, COM
pleting the work, 81 25
The Pictorial Brother Jonathan-a mammoth
sheet for The Inauguration l2scs
March 5
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MISCELLANEOUS.
March. lS40.

NAttI III, ASAU.
MORE NEW GOODS PER EXPRESS.
lust opened from New York the following
j new Goods:
Ladies' dark Kid Gloves
Do. fancy colored Lisle Thread do
Misses do. do. assorted sizes
Mazarine Blue Alpacca-a beauliinl shade.
WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
225 Broad Street,
March Sign OF tie Dry Goods Box.
EXPEDITION TO CALIFORNIA.
Nh The Madison Mining and Trading Com.
~pany's superior, fast sailing ship Glsnmore,
A |, coppered and copper fastened, built in
Philadelphia, of the bes, materials, Two years old,
tonnage 467, VIM. P. Poythress master, will sail
from this port on the 18th of March.
In addition TO The members Of The company
she will lake a limited number of passengers
With ample accommodations, she combines all
the comforts of a LIST class vessel and has been fit
ted up with a strict regard TO ventilation and
health.
A few more passengers can be taken if imme-
diate application be made. Price for passage
fare, medical attendance, (and The bulk OF four
barrels baggage,) $3.50. Servants (forecastle fare,
Sl75-all payable in advance.
The bulk Of l 5000 barrels freight will be taken
al the following rates, viz: 50 per barrel 60 cts.
per cubic foot; S24 per ton, and 5 per cent pri-
mage-all payable in advance.
For freight, consignmenis, passage, &C., apply
TO CHAS F. OSBORNE.
Commercial Agent, Richmond, Va.
II There are several vacancies in The Compa-
NY, which will be filled il early application be
made TO The Board OF Directors. Subscription
Tor membership $500. March lid
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w HAN I EsUf
4 YOUNG CLERGYMAN capable Of teaching all
n lhe branches of a thorough English Education,
mathematics not included one VINO could assist IN
the Latin and Greek would be preferred. To such a
one, who can come we'll recommended, a good situa-
ton ca be offered, by applying immediately 10
GEORGE C BUTLER.
o.-Rappahannock Academy, Caroline CO., Va.
March 2-cit
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Will be added 10 our >ajs THIS MORNING
one Neglc Man, .wo Negro Buy>, 8 ana II ,eaTs
dc; two likely Negro Girls, IS and 1T years Ole,
lone a goo. StaR>i!esS and House S~civan;l
an. a Negro Womau and six Cs!lifea.
March 8 n. 3. Y c. b. HILL, Auc.s.
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Temperance Ball.

Temperance EBall.
richmond SECTION, OF CADETS OF
II TEMPERANCE, No. 2S, propose having
a Ball at The Exchange Concert Room, on Wed.
nesday, March 7th. Tickeis 81.
Tickets can be Obtained from any Of the follow.
ing committee:
A. MYERS, Chairman.
A. CRUMP, Secretary.
M. FREEMAN.
J. L. YOUNG.
A. VIA.
J. HOBSON, or of
Feb. 10 C. a. McEvOY. P.D.
LANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED.
Warranted Fresh and Genuine.
WE have just %receivel our Spring supply OF
w Landrelh's Warranted Seed.
Landrelh's Descriptive Catalogue, with in
struciions TOR planting and cultivation, furnished
gratis, on application.
PURCELL, LADD & co. Druggists,
Jan. Is 90 Main, cor. IA Streets
REQUISITIONS.
OEcs of the Richmond and Danuile Railroad
Company.
richmond, March /, l649.
NOTICE is hereby given, that acquisitions OF
~ ten dollars per share, on the Stock oil This
Company, are called Tor, payable on the first
day OF May next, The first day Of July next, and
the first day of September next.
The Bylaws provide that all monies shall be
deposited in Bank, a certificate taken, and forth
with transmitted 10 the Treasurer, who will re-
turn a receipt therefor.
P. VAN DEURSEN,
Clerk and Treasurer OF the Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company. March 3
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Ely IL. e.. Dickinson Il Bro
TRUST SALE or VALUABLE REAL
- Ia l.


$50 r.
u virtue ii a deed d nnst executed 10 the .ub-,ri-
- her rs james >izrr ami John N.SIzrf trarne date
the .9th day III February, ISIS, and recorded n
The iiicr oi the Conn ~ lin>uU:- Ter the rfiy II lich-
mond thr ~ tay !" APri, 1-ie, TIE subscribe IS ~, On
FRlD Y. tnr 2fd iay IT th- present month f.bUniv
at the noun Il 4 O'Clock, T.. " upon ~, ptrmt.rs,
proceed t. >rtl i .-r ~, Loi II ntonur. r>,uted ~
Tie saId deed i, beng aha. =! ~ ~ eis 81 kichr "uI,
upon X .Iiayl and IA ,trrrt~, ccmusnciae ii ne IN.
ir',r,al"" = ,a'" s.'r.,s - 'Nr ,"'h ~ = = ,.'tr''
in.ner mlnn,n. - nm ans... ,"m 4 street one nrn.
drri :rrt-rnrncr mnnih. ptrui.i wlui + -t,eet ,rs
hundred tee. 10 in st'sr,-,ntnac . u The -a,a -,
hui waca and lot II a.".n1 eo',a,n.. is .rtnal mea
.nre"rnt- n.n,tS ~ lrtt Io"5 iachts On , - s'r'rt,
running oarS iihs's 80 -. 'w"lhc' ss"n ~ ,tis,'-
thrice - ri-hi ai ii-- 400 ~ u iiH' pifaiiei WIN 10y
>liee'. hlhr'. riA ''rt r's'' 'n''rs' anu lh'h'e ildfa'ei
WIN an street Ninety s'A'etti"" ihIh,s' o. ihS siir''
-'"erihef ""ii ~ - Nn!lHi's- ai'd 'Nhp'"senrn'"
thereon situated ""i te p,i'n'ses anu afphft'nhhi's
'" ne sanir h"As u'anir' hr'"hE'ns.
a's"t az ltr ''''r t'Hr ana .'''', ! CERTAIN 'ihst lot
% i"trri ~ lam. hn'"t ~ '.' ''-n y '"e IL 10y
~ hiCniH"'" ~ u hu"'nri ~ "h'h - t'rH W.
H'u i''''' '"t - 8 's'''i'i"s y '"i'i,'''T - ! y
!, rici t"hliii'h% th'is We Get fiN ihth-~ - ~
,tfrrt, dti running bhch one h"ntfrd 'hd ~ 'l't"
irrll"'i lheiit' "ah hl''S ~ Aii''i '" ~ "i'ale"'
sara i"i-i twenty irrl ~ "tii!-ih" ut "rsign.'td 20
hem: situate II tr lhtrt>tft'"n" : ny nj itii 80
IEEhs-oheihhd 81 ne purchase f'"lrS 70 =" riii
IN 'a,i-ihe RESUME ~ 'lnai i"sthiuehts W i"ui "hh
eight months. w'i' interest uicr'"n i''m ne dss -
rhr p,arrtly u i. -s.cn,rd 10 .rcrlr .hr ~, mrn, II
the cr1iiil ln-ialn-nis
If, gu the dag designated tnt he above sale, ne Msd-
ther should br such ~ vi the oplrlon at he .ubs Ct,h-r,
Ia reader II Improper - --li, the -iif -il- " Il he post.
poned unul Tie n'St lar Gay thereafter.
The tiiIr IL inr above pruqrfiy T. hriieyed 10 he good
hut. acting n Ttns,-r. shan only convey such luic
as Is r,trd IN lnr h, thr 81 q deed
Pc TlAl \ ROBINSON, Trustee.
x n plChtASDS & BROTHER.
Feb g-did1 AuctIonrcts s.
-. Frha ,I.o.a s.l. = n..,f onst n,nl J.,rs.
- ~ -
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AUCiiOc4 rs.
fiy n. Il. & &. a.. Hill, Aucts.
EIGHT NEGROES

We will sell on TUESDAY next, oh instant,
eisa; Negroes, b longing 10 an estate. BY o,ier
Of tie AfminisIaror.
March n. & G. E. HILL, Aucts.
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Esy E:aiiIaEn & Shade, Aucfs.
NINE NEGROES

NINE NEGROES.
viii be sold Al our olhce tbs morning. AT 10
O'Clock, zine likely Negroes, 10 vii: lntee Men.
three Girls, one Woman ami NO Children.
PULLIAM & SLADE,
March s AncliOIcrfs.
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NOTICE.
M The members OF The Pacific Mining and
~Trading COMPANY, are requested 10 report
themselves ready for sea, 10 The Directors, on the
Slh day OF March; as the snip will positively sail
on Saturday, The 10Th inst.
March Isl By order OF The Directors.
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Office OfC. w. PurccH SEQ.
AGENTS 0
ID. PAINE & CO.. MANAGERS
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH!
1880 DOLLARS! 30 OF 500 DOLLARSl
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass Is, 10 bedrawn
in Baltimore on Saturday, March lUth ,lS4s. Is Nos,
IL drawn.
Grand Capitals:
] prize Of S37, 500 25 prizes Of $50
On prizes OF $500 25 3Gi
IS . 1900 1874 80
Tickets $l0-halves and quarters in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 30 of 5000 DOLLARS!
Susqur!ianna Canal Lottery, Glass No. 81, for 1879,
10 bedrawn in Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
March 2lst. 10 Nos Is drawn.
Grand Schemes:
prize Of $4,000 30 prizes OF $500
40 prizes OF 5000 90 " 400
~ mn Hr Gr
Tickets Sl2-shares in proportion.
$50, 900! s25, OOOl SI2,5O O Is of $1,000 !
Loves. 3 No. prize $1,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass l5, 10 be dawn
on Saturday, March 3lst, 1919, a, Baltimore. 7eNos.,
Grand Capitals:
| prize OF s5o,GoOl prizeof $,1sf
F." $1,000 Is prizes nf 5000
1880 300 prizes Of ,UDn
$500 being the lowest three
number prize.
TicI,ts SI5. halves ! so: quarters 2 IS.
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ROBERT r. HoWIsoN

ROBERT r. HOWISON
n "a removed his Office to the Law Build
u ing" near the new Court House.
h. wi. as heretofore, practice regularly 10
j. oourIs OF Richmond CITY and The county of
Dec 2-dlw&law2m
N, FARlNA'S DOUBLE AND SIN.
~ '1LE DISTILLED COLOGNE. for sale
m,,.. PEYTON JOHNSTON.
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TO THE HEIRS OF SARAH ROUND
~ppEr

PoN a settlement OF said decedent's Estate, there
= remains In my hands a small sum due TO each dis.
1noutee, some q fwhom reside in the Western States
lam prepared 10 pay the same upon application to me,
nmy residence, in Goochland county, state of Va.
WADLOW FORD,
Executor Of Sarah Roundtree, deceased.
harch 6-cwsws
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LOTTERIES.
j. w. Maury 4 Co.,

-, IHR 2 II D..
SUCCESSORS TO j. G. GREGORY & co,
0FICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
o1OND, Virginia.
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All IF The Jtfopins A,nchs are sotd oaty By
ALEXANDER DUFAL,
ONLY AGENT. AIN STREET, EAGLE SQUAT
TO THE LdDiES!
THE GENUINE BALM OF COLUMBIA,
For Restoring The Hair!
"T.Ong IiAlf Is 4 IIuTy ~ WUHIli, sd!r IaHT,
And All fee the truth of tae pious quotation,
Preserve IL ,her, ladlrs-yuur garry may iali,

I.TTI- TFEF II q ITTTI IT FTTT ~ TT
And All feel the truth OF the plous quotation,
Preserve IL ,her, ladlrs-ynur Iinry inay tat,
Unless you protect IL with Tins preparation.
IF you wish Il rich, lu1uriant head % hair Tree from
! dandmff and scurf, do not fail 10 procure The genuine
BALM OF In cases oi badness II VIII
more than exceed your expectations. Many VINO have
lost their lar for twenty years have hal II RESTORED "a
It's original perfection by TIE use . thus Balm Age,
stale or condition appears 10 be 10 obstacle whatever,
il also causes the iuid Ia How with which the delicate
hair tubes u filled, by wlllcl! means thousands twiio>r
HAIR was grey n The Aslltic eagle nave had their hair
restored 10 its natural color By this Invaluable rr,u, ~
IN al cases Of fever II will be- found the most pleasant
wash That can he used 4 few applications only are
necessary to keep the hair from taiiIng out. II strength
ems the roots, il never fails 10 Impaft "a iIci, glossy APP
praranre; and, n a ne RUNE for lh- toilet. " T. unequal
led. IL holds three times "a much rs other niscallrd
hair rrsioraiives, and ~ more rtlrctuai.
CAUTlOk Never buy II unles- yru find the name
of Cnmslock & Co., PropfirtOrS, on the wrapper IT each
bottle. or You are cheated with a counterfeit article.
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NUTICE.
MEAS: 7. BOSWELL As you are not n resi-
49, ueht 81 This Commonwealth, you will take notice,
W., on The 5th 'pril, ls4e, at the ofnce of Charles O..
spy t-eq,, IN the town Of Lynchburg, / shall proceed
aae tue deposition of said Mosby, TO be read az evil
Pc SUI, now pending in the County Court Of
sa another are defendants; and il, from any cause. The
81 ~ aeposilioh De mol taken on the 5th April, Il will be
AZ II same place on the next day thereafter.
u Yours, &C., PETER GIBBS,
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SALE OF, NLGROEo-

SALE OF NEGROES.
WILL Lc sofa I" the highest bidder, for cash,
w at Lnul>a Cont House, on MONDAY,
the I2h ms. a Negro Woman, 81 excellent char
ac'er, aad 'hrcc children, aged Iom two 10 nine
years, all very likely.
WM. w. ANDERSON,
At'mr. Of Richard Nj. Anderson, decd.
March 2-c3t
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,haRuP Joy, late q Volunteer in the Mexican
war now supposed 10 be- at the Salt Works, in ka-
sanna county, will correspond with James Alexander
ulnl,p Joy, he Will hear something 10 his advantage.
"su'ess JAMES ALEXANDER,
~ Or PHILIP JOY,
naieh o-c2t Richmond city.
Is hdnawha Republican will please copy the above
we and forward account to this Office.
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Vlrgia Monongalia Lottery, Glass ~, for lsa9, to br
drawn a SATURDAY., March lOIh. IS No. Louery-l3
drawn llotx