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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

Ms FOR RENT, the Tenement on Main street,
EVtwo doors below the Exchange Bank, at present
occupied by Mr.. F. P Smith.
Also, the Tenement likewise situated Main street.
nearly opposite the former, occupied by Ro. M
Burton Possession of both on the LIST October next-
Applyto JAMES M, TAYLOR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05
WINTER NCEMTrNv

-Essssg ssssssssssszss STEAMBOAT CURTIS PECK-
CHINGE or HOUR OF STARTTNG. --The
swift and comfortable steamboat CURTIS PECK,
Captain John Davis, will, and after Tuesday next
5th inst, leave the wharf Rockets regularly every
tuesday Thursday and Saturday morning. half past
O'clock precisely, tor Portsmouth and Norfolk, aud
return each alternate days. leaving Norfolk the
hour (6i clock)-touching at each of tho several
landings on the River, going and returning.
Massage. ................... 81 90
P.S. Freights taken as usual no 4
M FOK NEW YORK.-Virgnia line OF
- Richmond and New York packeis-Tbe
MOND, Capt. Samuel Dearborn, having the greater
pornon other cargo engaged, and going board will
say with all possible despatch. For balance offfeght
OF ooo packa ges Tobacco, passage having superior
accommodations apply to captain on board, at Edmond
Davenports wharf, or to
po4 DAVID CURRIE-
- FOR CHARLESTON, =. C.-The fine
80. fast sailing Brig LoTHERA, Capt. Bently, ma
wing part oil her cargo engaged and going on board
will have all possible dispatch. For balance OF freight
apply,to Captain on board Or 70 ,
60 FOR PHILADELPHIA-T The fast
kkz4sessaing packet JOHN STULL, having part OF
her cargo engaged will sail on "Wednesday, can take
the bulk OF or 800 bbls. Apply to Captain, in the
oc2s RANKIN & WHITLoCK. +
| LII FOR NEW ORLEANS.-FIRsTP PACKET
-. - Virginia and Louisiana Line-The superior
fine fast sailing regular packet barque CYANE, Cap
tam Jesse Loveand having portion OF her cargo en-
gagged and going board, will sail with all posi-
Bile dispatch For balance OF freight, cabin steerage
passage, having superior accommodations, apply to
captain board, at Raston & Peasants wharf or TO
oc2l DAVID CURRiE.
"a FOR LlVERPOOL.-The A coplered
.SzzsssAship OPHlR. Captain Sylvester al City
Point, carries about $50 hhds Tobacco. For freight
apply to CHAS. PALMER g. co.
| oc %
| NM FOR RENT have two comfortable brick
! Eu houses for Rent Bird street, in an agreeable
neighborhood, each containing 6 rooms.
| Kitchen and large yard attached
| ]. II. SUTTON, Jr.,
Land, Pension and General Agent
no2 Cor. 18th and Bank streets.
NA FOR RENT, the Office in the Law Building
E at present occupied by DR.. Minor. Also, the front
Room adjoining the office Of j. B. French, Esq Pos
session on LIST Nov. Apply to
oc29 ToLER & COOK.
| - A COMFORTABLE Dwelling house near
EG Duval street Church for rent. Rent moderate -
/ Applyt to JOHN T. REEVE.
i oc 26-tf
- FOR RENT, the upper part of the tenement
/ E.U Broad street ar the New Market, having
commodations suitable Tor large boarding house. For
terms apply to
/ oc2l JAMES. M. TAYLOR.
/ - FOX RENT. the Tenement on Main street,
E two doors below the OF Messrs Purcell, Lsdd
90. Apply to JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
Il VIRGINIA HOUSE.-The reparatonsssT
E additions OF tho Virginia House, amounting
,ro,'' cd for to SO ,374 will be complete
November. ne former
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

a. TO RENT-The handsome House and Lot
Qcorner OF Cary and 9TH streets, recently occupied by
Alex. Brooks, Esq.
The House opposite the Columbian Hotel, which has
been occupied for some years as a tobacco factory
in the house. which will be rented with it If desired
The LIST story and cellar OF the tenement on 18th st.
between Main and Franklin Streets lately occupied by
Il. b Stephens. Apply to
aus RICHARD Hill To
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

Ms FOR RENT, the upper part of the tenement
EA on Broad street, near the New Market. having ac
Communications suitable Tor large boarding house. For
terms apply to
oc2I JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

EN Duval street Church for rent. Rent moderate
Apply to JOHN +. REEVE.
or 26-tf
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

| @S FOR RENT, the tenement on I'd street, be-
| kGl tween Main and Cary Streets now in the occu-
pancy OF Dr. Mosby. Possession given lst October
| next. Applyto w. GODDIN or
| &c JAS. M TAYLOR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05
II NN groce Matches, for sale.
| lVH se27 WIN. TAYLOR

MW OLASSES-l5 hhds. Porto Rico and Cuba
I'VE Molasses; 90 bills. Orleans do, in store Tor sale
by foe 221 f., II SKINNER
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

VIRGINIA CONVENTION IS29-3O.-J
w. RANDOLPH, Bookseller and Binder, can
supply members Of the Convention, and Others with the
above valuable book, various styles OF binding The
Constitution of all the States in the Union complete in
volume, is useful book at this time and may be
bought at I2l lain street oc liz
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

NTEW 6OODS.-I have just returned from New
~ York. and am receiving lot new goods
In Dry Goods, l have handsome Embroidered CASH
mers all WOOL French Mousns.
English and American Mouslins, new patterns, Pop
Inns Regents Silks, French Mernoes, DC.
Worsted Hats and Bonnes for Children with great
variety of other goods adapted the season. bought at
very low prices. J. e. CHENERY,
NOD Opposite Depot
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

EhOGGETT II ANDERSON, UPHOLSTER-
-Mp Frs AND PAPER HANGERS, CORNER OF
FRANKilN AND Governor STREETS, have just received
paper hangngs Borders, Papers, curtain Goods
OF every varety,a large supply OF floor oil Cloths
from the best to the cheapest Spanish Mating, Win
dow Shades, Venetian Blinds, hair-coth sofa Springs
and upholsering Materials generally, always hand
cured hair and shuck Mattresses of the best quality
feather Beds, Bosters and Pillows, all of which will be
sold at the most reasonable prices and every exertion
made to give satisfaction Sc 30-3m
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

syssT n ss1s liate and VIZ siiusshed. 30
WI nd copper shower; marble BASIN, ssssg vi
ss., marble NANTES; new CRATES throughout; sS.
itlc7sl ten rooms and three passages papered sacs
sAstltute some OF the additions. This property has
heretofore ressed at 81 ,l50. To good tenant the
rlne Taylor orr ~,
90 15-tf SO CEOR-E pAVI 90
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

TIME MEMBERS OF THE CONVEN-
u TON who may wish to subscribe to the New
York Daily Herald, Philadelphia Daily Ledger, Balti-
more Daily Sun, or any OF the Weekly Papers or Ma
gaines, do by calling NJ 1904, Broad
All papes delivered
oc l6 I'm ALLEN g. GENTRY.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

nj
a y. .is ,Ek OIL.-RUSHTON, CLARKE
~ IL CO.'S COD LIVER OIL is now SO general
ly known that it is almost needless speak of its vr
and efficacy The oil manufactured by these gem
tlemen is warranted to be pure Cod Liver Oil and pur
chasers may confidently use and recommend il as SUCH
The subscriber constantly supplied with the fresh
tice direct from New York, and offer at satisiac
tory prices, wholesale and retail.
ALEX. DUVAI,. Druggist
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

NpOOK AND STATIONER'S Catalogue O
LIB $50 pages, with prices and description OF every
book, &c, for sale by ]. w. RANDOLPH, is publish.
ed and ready for distribution, without charge, at III
M ain street No IL
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

an FOR RENT have two comfortable brick
EEl houses for Rent on 3td street, in an agreeable
neighborhood, each containing rooms.
Kitchen and large yard attached
]. II. SUTTON Jr,
Land, Pension and General Agent,
no2 Cor 18th and Bank streets
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

g. SUTHERLAND, GUN MAKER, opposite
oe the Virginia and Farmers Bank, Main street,
Richmond, Virginia, importer and dealer in GUNS,
PISTOLS, RIFLES, AND GUN MATERIALS,
CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS, having de-
lermned to enlarge his business in all its branches
has gone largely into every department, and is
now receiving his fall supply of Guns. Pistols and Gun
Materials, for making and repairing; Sporting imple-
me- Is, Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches and Belts Per-
cussion Caps, &C., OF all the different makers
~z,z.ezazz==.zazs Revolving and Rifle PISTOLS,
LGstsssA4 aIEs-salzG3 OF the following makers: Colts
MNFAO Stockings, Aliens, Sprague's and
WW Bacon's. He buys for cash, and is
determined that no house North
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

EAMILY HAMS hhds. Reynolds family
III Hams, of small size and warranted to please just
received and Tor sale by
oe3l J, WOMBLE q co.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

"a FOR LlVERPOOL.-The A coppered
.sSgsssship OPHIR. Captain Sylvester, now at City
Point, carries about $50 hhds Tobacco. For freight,
apply to CHAS. PALMER g. Co
oc %
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-11-05

NA FOR RENT, the Office in the Law Building,
E present occupied by Dr. Minor. Also, the front
Room adjoining the office OF J. B. French Esq Pos
session on LIST Nov. Apply to
oc % TOLER g. COOK
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-07

Mr.. DOUGLAS said that, as several Of the friends
of California who had promised TO stand by the bill
had gone home and abandoned her, he moved the
Senate adjourn.
And then the Senate at O'Clock, adjourned
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-07

Mr.. DICKINSON presented the memorial Of sun
dry passengers on board Of the steamship Tennes-
see, on her late passage from New York TO Pana-
ma, complaining of abuses, and asking redress Of
grievances. Referred 10 the Committee on Com
merce.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-07

frOuuHoT OF JfLd'
Sm A letter addressed by you to tho late Presi-
dent Of the United States, and dated on the 18th Of
June last has since his lamcnted deccasc, been
transferred to the hands Of his successor, by whom
am directed TO address TO you the following an
swer.
IN that letter you say that by the authority OF tho
Legislature of Texas, the executive OF that State,
in February last, despatched special commission
or, with full power and instructions TO extend the
civil jurisdiction Of that State over the unorganized
situated upon its northwestern limits; and that the
commissioner has reported 10 you in an official
form, that the military officers employed in the
vice Of the United States stationed at Santa Fc, in
terposed adversely with the inhabitants 10 tho full
hmcnt Of his object, by employing their influence
in favor OF the establishment OF separate State gov
ernmcnt east Of the Rio rande and within the right
utlimits Of the State of Texas You also transmit
copy of the proclamation of Colonel John Munroc,
acting under the orders Of the Government of the
United States, under the designation of Civil and
Military Governor of the Territory Of New Mexico,
and respectfully request the President 90 cause you
TO be informed whether or not this officer has acted
in this matter under the orders of his Government,
and whether his proclamation meets with the APP
prevail Of the President of the United States.
In the events which have occurred, the Presi
dent hardly knows whether your Excellency would
naturally expect an answer TO this letter from him.
His predecessor in Ofc, TO whom IL was addressed,
and under whose authority and direction the pro-
clamation Of Colonel Munroe issued, IL no
more; and at this time, that proclamation, what
ever may be regarded as its true character, has
the people Of New Mexico, By their representa-
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-08-07

Mr.. BADGER moved, and the bill making u
change in the lInits of one of the collection
districts Of North Carolina taken up, and
passed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
LOTTERIES.
STATIONS OFFICE,
NO 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND yIRt

STATIONS OFFICE,
ME- SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND vIRGI.
a IS 40 Is 81 81 ii SC 81 70 TO-
Ticket Nos Al 5 prize of sl do. DO 10 75 do Of soO both
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Class, January .:
50 30 81 So II 81 81 A IL S is 3 81 70
Ticket Nos Ia & prize OF s sold and paid by SrRATTOS.
praying SS Of ao9H e a0 y Class = 'a % TO-
81 ~ 81 60 d 63 ~ IS 6l 6s u
Ticket Nos % IS 6S aCapia sold and paid by STRATTON
Drawing OF Sussex Lottery, Class 3, January llh
Us 81 II ii Is 20 81 70 i3 80 81 81.
Schemes for the Week.
1900 DOLLARS -l2,OoO DOLI.ARS
TUESDhI-Mununsaia Lottery Glass 7-Capas: s22OOO,
1000 5000 Of 1872 SC rs Nos II drawn Tickets e5; halves
81 quarters q,
.,.,,.. 10000 DoLLARS!-l50Oo DoLLARs!
WEDNESDAY-Dcaware Lottery Glass No 3-Capitals $4,000
5000 5000 % of IS Nos, 10 drawn Tickets s0 halves
8; quarters 2 80.
OF $1,000 DOLLARS!-7,oO0 DOLLARS!
TiURSDAiMonongaia Lottery, Glass No. SCapials: Of
al3Uu 1U, 1000 10 Of 100, sc. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
So, halves J 50; quarters 25.
l5,Op DOLLAES-i,OO DOLLARS!
FRlDAi-Sussex Lottery, Class No 5-Capas: Sl5,OO iOc
aS Of 1000 SC. IS Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 81 halves =
quarters |.
SATURDAY-Slssex Lottery Extra Glass No 9Carias s4672
oil 1000 No 10 drawn Tickets eli halves 80 Cents quar-
tors Is cents.
Virginia Lottery Glass 9, be drawn Saturday. January H.
1850 81 Nos, IL drawn. Prizes prize OF $4,000, 1000, 600,
1900 2iU l0of 0oO Tickets su halveso; quarters 90
1850 IS Nos, II drawn. Prizes prize OF 8tonu aU, 1900
1000 7o 5000 $685. l0uoi 100 ll3 OF LOO, &c. Tickets Only
$50; halves To- quarters 8; cishlis = 90
Orders Packages Certificates Packages and single Tickets
all the Lotteries will promptly attended drawings sent when
requested Please address D ~ SrRAT'rON.
Jan IL Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15

yuyE ne session institution Will commence on Inc ~ jail
1 uary and terminate on the ahh July, $50 - ,h
of the school iof inc
proof we can "er 81 ~ e
and appreciation public During ihs tle ~. 'm ~ So
en,s have won the highest hono nj most al the 'oe-es " m
many without collegiate have Al once on,he" TT ~
have been prepared cred'aO anu
cesslly 10 discharge active vacations III NE ;, f,n,
hcalihincs al the situation s We
,bc nc that not single death has occurred among c
school since lis establishment. and few Gases requiring inc
phy this session. who
Nr J. Counc. present associate mas =; -. ,s,ccts
h, atan,oens scrupuois fidelity and fried Illness III an
ns' H. hrs oncr The inv"ns compliment
conveyed in the annexed notification, shows IN VIVA. ~ hn Mn
hoahip held Professors and Board Nols VI %
ay Institute certificate the standing OF our pupils from f
sor Harrison University is also snnn'eu ca, DC 1870
n G., ne an order Of the Of graduates were III
the Board IN inc pup'i. c1ai
lion nj The classes the June examination uhhot i Ia i
hav, h,cn appoined OF the Examiners Tor June, e a ~
aI1r. is much qualification il you can MAKE y. e ~ "
A'"' FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent.
Mr. j. C. COUNCIL, Fleetwood Academy.
uytvEEsIrY or VIRGINIA Nov. -. 1872
have had in nv classes gentlemen wh" nave
their preparatory education in Fleetwood h -h renar
Wh ami take pleasure stating that they came win snsh :;
m .~np rsa Mi The Latin Greek authors usually embraced "
course enabled them 10 enter the senior li
rrck Glasses and good progress IN inc Studies
I may adj that they been inferior To- none IN
and in attention their Studies thus erch- oteu ~
teacher who had Of their previous framing ,,res
r =, ns,rncon will include the various branches cosIi
ATM Greek, rehel
@ W,,,ma,al course theoretical and practical CORES WI"
.aurht Institute AMI the University I"
Tpo experience 81 la s
training of YOUTH VIII De sueh u 70 e
and wholesome irm ana every
all the branches anu poai, d., Ii,
the first session. eIlli. ne
paynbe The h July: nd session. ending -n Ijsa,woo
Those wishing pupils will address the ~ tIITs
Academy T. o. Va.
| Nay Al
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
MIpWAY rEMALE ACADEMY.

mem, IT'D w y, ~ i 80. y' .,a a. "Wednesday
We 81 NY NY 81 ' a ~, ,..' ,l. .;n
r. nat, ON dc -a, r,i irieta mics west oi rliannock
49, c,.i ,f Richmond The buildings arr ll.c al!
Convenient, and every arrangement tie
~ nny o,,rr In The continuance Of his Scio1i the sub
IN. osu I,,}},L,crs navIm.six)
Ms LYDIA May FAY VIII e9'ln to preside "yef tue oa y,
:" ~ t., roo,ncn, 3r ru,.y unnecessary
- s,, ,,"i:; or. rr,inr m assist
l 81 % ,s" @ Em and moral conduct We
MISS lay! upon Whose ~ ",- III, ,,, H.
n i'.i1i; l., w., s, nn,,,, ar, "s. in ,rlns i,e OH.
rs ,.s" i, h.hi t., Nrsiu,a aiI Mis- SALLY T. Re-.
MN msn nv -" 'rl - ~, n,.,.rr a., N,c i knowu
"n, ~ Which ,h% viii Eve her Undivided attention. Fer
raa",an Of hi- school lis able and jealous principal accomplished
assistants an. w. -, ~ IN, nri h.y intend
II 10 afford The means y, 1I ,ni! ., n"f"nsi u ~ % @ Ill
ruciir. w. ~" :" f a wi, Ge inc ,
Prominence Will h. gwen to what Is ai 'e iis,is
anong all other studies The hrs anu ln'' ''s'a a. ~
n iiie circles ,ic I','r'n W. l', ~. an ,rrornn Il,
i; his place y assigned u I e a ] Whasyrr
~u " pertains 10 nss" etc spoken written as spelling
s Mfs' % I Ian, and vial msortancr But these
branches bur de and aic'1se however aee".s !. n
and e unless by careful NINE e%y rJ,ls r, n r"
with ideas and reason work noi mos nca 10 nis c hose
Si ie, will s be ATTENDED, TO- which have Tor their Object
with her most useful stores sucn Us History ar 's
Geography ancient ana hpeli Na'u"' III; H.,
thtnlS!; n,ans: anu ia," n c,,rcs %a,ral Throlo
Arithmetic Ascbrh neohri! - pr, ,aI pnlns,ly and
call the reasoning
o -, ~. ,n,I
which the rrowais point oi lhe "hpc process. H., $500
Modern Languages 90 generally considered as ~ m
numbered among the cac! branches ana o portion ~ Wv
uIlr strics Pupils Al the present day whe u'r
.tacrn different is greatly Increased mas been Deemed
necessary admit at least French Italian and Sln rs an
sable part general instruction. Ample roN 'hrr
e made for these languages, winch VIII p 'sn ~
Mil a lie same time tcy will studied Theoretically afford the
Pupil By way cnIiron thorough kn"wlrcc OF her oM
Win view 10 tls Eis' 'li' NV l''.'i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
F,UorIER LAND FOR SALE.

made last September not hav
been complied with, again Offered THIS Farm amongst III
most the IL lies within two miles ~ the kaTa
miles the village oi Waenlon
between ivc Of the fauqe White Sulphur SPRINGS II con
tl between nine hundred and thousand acres the greater f
non which red soil generally found IN that country wi"
large portion fine meadow land, rendering The fa al
mrahy adapted grain and for grazing several good springs WIN
fine stream running through the whole Farm - ~
The improvements comfortable PLAIN farmhouse, n M
c,hlps Cabins sc each having been recently put IN repair NO
ycry distant from elevated site for the erection % sus
commanding nH We" %
,L olc Farm The this Farm renders desirable pro
lrry: lis proximity canal the village oil Warrenoh anu
than usual facilities "i eh
aud Of HE canal cheap and really access 70 market ~
will he liberal ~ most COZ
@ ds,re Possession given al suit the purchaser, wit
desirable arrangement putting IN growing crop
Purchasers wishing the Fan are referred 10 hdmha
Rose ESD (now occupant Charles Chiffon or Jones 'eei
csn residents within few miles or 10
'''r'' ~ JAMES FONTAISE Of Hanover.
p THORNTON of fredericksburg,
An, l7.x Executors of A. +. Rose, deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
EUR e X A

STONISIN( relate method has length been discovered and
brought perfection. by which DAGUERREOrYPES OF
PAPER AND on PLATE GLASS akcn and number Of
oaie, NAV be Obtained secured The
these when on paper and those
,aken on glass; called by the inventors "HfALOTfPE
We have appointed and prepared furnish
copies Dasuecopes Scenery Paintings &C. from the size OF
% down smallest miniature either gasa and
oed Those glass admirably adapted 10
exhibitions richness OF and s0iness OF
outline whilst paper afford the advantages for framing
which the The public invited TO
cali and see specimens paper No 1879 Main above Co.
vernon at the Daguerrean Gallery of WIN A. PRATT, CO.
pS-All articles as usual. a the New York prices
magnificent northern combination skyigh has just been erected,
~ i. NV in use nv us Get III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
NOTICE..
y.IIfARIr PROPERTY For SALE

. -m -
DAY of January. -r. VI. A. Dunn 90" VIII oI'r
their property. consisting o ac"n'S
House Store House and other necessary buildings ana ~ acres o e
good stand ipr Du mess d al
excellent location Physician Aso the i n ' pace W
with good Dwelling House aii ol
,n,incs s the same place I X Dunn viii "ltr "u
,r,rts off Mountain Land wlcaT Well adapted 10 grazing m
nnv ,,,,o wheat finely Persons wishing t lmr
chase Viii please and examine for Themselves AZ" "ll br "rF
81 ,h, iun worth o" goods. all new, consisting OF
,a r,sscrc. ycstncs. Prints Domecs Blankets Hats Cap,
shoes Roots and stock al ladies' dress goods als several good
hurS &c Ac .,..-.......t...
S,l from day day ill completed Persons wisns t" purchase
low viii please and examine Terms Viii be made known "a 'h
day. - - '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
$40 REWARD.

EFT INV farm the night ri the 29ih, negro man
Row about of ~ IL inches HIGH and OF
LIGHT gingerbread color lie has sish defect IN ms
eye and the lid is usually partly closed Ills clothing consisted
blue spotted with white grey pants hayi. lrssrd boot
and striped all he also carried with INN While Wool
len pants aud other clothing and SHOES
Roy recently pure passed from Edmund Taylor Esd oil spout
| sylyania. ncshboThool
The above and all reasonable expenses VIII he PAID Tor h
aptecnson delivery Richmond secured IN jail
sol that get HIM again. LII" 10 u IhENShh"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
FOL b X + NJ r. = =

~, Packet Ship Meta De llarde master. will DO
The ! .s ;n he course few days for tho above
ready Tor Cargo -, viii be made consignmcnts OF to-
s. hacco AMI tooae'' s HENRY LUDLAM & CO
Meicr Il TO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-15
1;IyH IS THE TIME.

. ,,, N bus cheap DRY GOODS call nj JACOB LEV D
you hs stock Of Dry Goods without regard 10 cost, 70
"A' Ms Sprins and Summer stock lie has sl on hand
iat Of Ladies Dress Goods Prints, Shceiinss, Slrtigs
l'e % ,"l Cassmeres, Kentucky Jeans Tweed cassneres
i-n N xcs red white and yellow Flanels, Apron ChecIs
S'"Ft ,r.rs ier Table Cloths and Towels Linen Towels Silk
Hose. Linscy, Velvet and Jenny Lind lrinmnss
mscrcheis Embruderlcs, such as Standing 1oiiafs,
Lag & a. 1911 aides and infants, frocS Waists Infants Dresses
l ,ss R1,,s Ribbons Flowers and Band boxes anu al
olltf afdcts -'' JACOB A LEWIS,
.lsi to t,S' !" No. ID and 50 Main Street