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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-25
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MaNaCPRSOF LOTTERIES. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

TKS y ! !
lDlA PAlNES TICKETS. brca,e all the LARGE prizes o mote
IL the last years Ia their oic" tti
ry continue. send Ilz, all tu.trr
I'M, mu,r u sauu sold their Lotteries hr last
,,c months money than AL the large rlcS
s.n, Il, other mana. -ii.ii- II years
LIST OF PRIZES SENT TO RICHMOND IN PAlNES Lu1TE.
RIES IN TIE LAST TWELVE MONTHS
Wh,, sa6pU Whole eg'.su
3,t
,.in. of sljuU / of lnDpi
aud numerous smaller ranging from 500 To sou
Orders sur Tickets w usual prompt aenon a!deei
~ u. PAINE n 60.
l. " X
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TO THE PUBLIC.


Il HAVE hand bout lights WINDOW SASllES.
with ASS assorted sizes. which range from
nv 10 IN 1by inches good assortment ri BlNDSto suit
Also DOORS quality, which will sell very low Tor cash. or
approved credit
The public will hn purchase the above articles
here. a. they h. about hall the usual country price
IN Lc the Jewish
p,c,momJ Virginia MILES AMBI.ER.
u3- Wanted establishment BOYS, t" serve aprren
:, ,b, ,i,,vc business Jan 10
CARD.
yIyIIE s rbcrs the public that they now
established in their Shop che property Mr. na) Main
ree between sh and prepared In make contracts for
building Carpenter and Joiner Work reasonable
prices. am, al the shortest notice. ~ . - e....
Dec. i2-i3m JOIN GEoRGE 6lBSoN,
n. B. q. &. Is. HILL, AUCTIONEERS,
tTII continue NEGROES. both publicly and privately,
= their old stand corner Franklin and Wall Streets.
Nay a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-25

TIMBER WANTED.
Louisa Railroad Company $500 white OAK ss @
inches thick, be hewel opposite side. 10 NOT les
than gnches face and fifth have al II inches bei
be delivered b. the st la, Ap, any where the h
road between Richmond and Charlottesville Proposals Tor o.
wll le received Beaver Dan u
pot. until the
Jan i-dt25Ian G. II MASON sup
NNXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Al person indebted H ne
Ia IT, Gardner dec earnestly seir-i -;
forward and paw their indulgence "
Those having claims will please present them properly M
for payment. DANIEL T. aAKpNEH- = su
| Jan lo-sA OF Mies IL Gatdne! 'sfHtit
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NCHANCERY.-NIRGi AZ c"ur hr'" ''f : ""'"'''"'
I county, the 9th day oi December, i>l' p,;,,;r
u..It.

m cHANCERY-vR In Amelia County CONT ~
Il vembcr. lsi9 49,, Mary " D,arru AMI liar
Thomas q peareh' r""'' " Plaintiffs,
riet Dcarru,
LIN y ,;, Sheriff c Amelia and Administrator WIN .,n
annexed oi Eizab' VI pf'th' wv y; -''9 Delts
~ T.. Draren :, ,,, all .rbonzo e. D.aren. not
,;n n,rr ,b,r and given security. H.
c NJ As.mhl, and the Rules this Court am -, ,,y
~. M, inhabitants Commonwealth: Is as~er ,hc
nncar here on the first Of February our mex or" in
1 II m. panF and copy Of this orier nc success
DER pnc! ia Richmond once Week 10, wv ~ M. corny
svcy and posted al ~. ii". n TEE wv T. LEIGH. {
M I,NcERY-vIRGINIA Ar Rules heii ~ , L,' ~ or
o,ncc Of The Circuit Superior Court Of Ia" anu 10 Monday
f,mlc aud connv nj Court House oi salu eo""'f "
The I'd day ri December. ISL! Plaintiff
William Wade
I Trent Sheriff Of Cumberland county AMI rs sn III liz f
- ~ p,v w,dc deceased Goolshev anu ps -,arv
srn,cfIv Ilv Wal. uron AnGlrd and Annie MS MI. "
Anne Wade Nancy Amos formerly Nancy "ade' o' m,oants
formerly Fanny Wade. 49, I n,,v his wife not hay
nel h,ir ,rr.aranrc and security ace'f. factory
sssruly anJ IA. Rules Court and " aifdhs h il e ar
ha, h.y are inhabitants oi TINS 80 5,v al tho
Tered thai The said defendants ID appear nero On In eony
nov, ,rcb term and answer the hill Of the plaintiff in he
NJ his order he forthwith inserted some news.i .,al !, N,
City Of Richmond for months successNet.; '"' "
front door OF the House OF this county ,yaoDsoS C.
| Copy. Tssie, D. D
! Dee.
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Ii,RBERT 4 CLAIBURNE.N '"i H'1'i@t'ss

tUNNISI TUX = SlII. Ut NNII VII 7. VI
" GROES On MONDAY. tie January, vi orr.
81 Ia" sale. al ialf ino the lay r
Captain Edmond Davis. deceased. Abens- county Virginia.
l"ry and hts valuable NEGROES. Bachsnls
Workman
Sl~!r three Shurnahrrr and the remainder lsr. to.
house 4, be- found IL The
JAMES CARTER.
Administrator Captain Edmond Iec.az.t
Sale conducted hy u Benson Brother Aucionccts.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
IREDEGA; IRON COMPANY
a meeting 81 the Stockholders o the Trejcgar lion Company
49, ~
Resolved That public notice be given by The Secretary the
is INV u,shd 81 EN- g. per share q" ilr principal =" TIN.
iay is been THIS day declared anl ordered Ia l paid pro-
,.tny '" to be PAID" the principal sl . be pad January
ie3 sl W to be paid III January. ls2 $40 10 be paid January
lss'; and 81 ~ tobe paid in January, ISL
Resolved That The creditors Of this company for the unpaid v
dri heretofore declared he notified t provision has been
Their payment by eposic Bank the credit Of the company
T.
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EDTgiTs0N.
AMELIA ACADEMY,

n" vacancies Which "l III this Institution Januar
s may De hicl By uncly application the pc
'fi ne time cnnncc I'LL August h payable III advance
Direct i'"d"re Post Office, Amelia. WIN. IT, HARRISON.
.rsh'h competent instruct in the Latin Greek, French
siS and Mathematics, auJ who has had exc
cbnve. ~ 'f ' $50 ~ -. ~ .,,,,,.n'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-25

N,I'f HITIIUtI
i year, will be the charge Miss MAEGAREr TApp Of
st,'ili arsJna educated decided merit The
session VIII commence The first February
ceh'h VI December following dcducns during SUM
mer for vacation. 7 ~ ~
For Board and Tuition i.asllsl whole 10 months
For tuition III Frclch IN
FOR Music on Piano aud use u Instrument ~
IL Address. Louisa Court House
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TUT t,1,sST0S, MOTTO

PROFESSIONAL NOTICE.
H,yfxf e,enni, Ia remove my residence 10 the county OF ar
line. shall in future (unes special business u ~, @
Colrt4 held in that county and Hanover business , SUI, ,
.h,rr, shall he promptly ,ncally attended g Ny anp
la Junction p o.. Hanover county! cp"'''" = ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-25

Whole Tickets eIi Knives >, QUARTERS W
" Orders certificates Packages single Tickets and shares
any addressed the undersigned viii
the prompt and account III each drawing forwarded
500 5 received
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. " MAURY y co, Managers,
Ia, ., Richmond. virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-25

USXCELLENT SECOND HAND CO OCTAVE
L. PIANO. IT, TAYLOR has in excellent second
hand ia Piano Forte made by Mes Nnns Clark as
'''' - il II. TAYLOR,
Piano anil Music warcroom Main ST, opposite the Banks
LAM
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IN CHANCERY -IIRGISIA Al Rules held N The

y .
the Superior Cour al CHANGER! Tor TIE kchtnoii VI
cult, the sih day of December l>it
John IIltelhn. ftas~h
William W. Ferguson AMI other Deicu'At's.
The defendant having entered his appearance e'
given security according the Act ol Assembly and s ies 81 ~
evidence that i'
bant ordered that the sai dr.ni'n "
appear the held for the sad the h M"s ~
February next the plaintiff ami ma cory "
this inserted newspaper inhl'he ~ ~.
CIV Of Richmond months successfully a9 'u d '"'
front Court House IN the sail cry ,,,. ~,
A Copy, Tcsie, u hobiHi' ''e'N
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vi nOnI, Virginia.
Drawn Nos OF Paapscn. Glass, Ma. - drawn
81 II 50 65 =, /? ~ II - 81 ~
Ticket 70 - 60, second Capital OF stl sold by r. CHALK.
vcnder. ~, ",
Z, IL IS 81 "a 81 - II II - ~ - ~
Nh. q u 81 a prize OF 81 80 TO Petersburg.
For this ay al clock Capitals s9.2l OF sD. &c Tick
e,s 10 Al oclock-Capitals 10000. iGt. &c Tcss,si
Magnificent Scheme for Saturday Capitals: S00m ih' AnH,
i,, ., G. w PURCELL. ~ 60.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-31

dition Of slavery in Africa, 10 a more iiber.
al and civilized condition in America
The spear and The war club were taken
from their hands, and their places supplfed
with the implements Of husbandry, WIN,
whicl, they were taught 10 o'earniheir bread,
and from hcnceforth they ceascd to live
upon the flesh Of their fellow men. Have
they then been injured by the wbite men!
We think not. But on the contrary, think
It mentionabe that their transportation to
the plantations in America, has been the
greatest blessing that ever reached the AZ.
rican race. Here they are taught to be
useful, are well fed; aud, taken caro- Of
And rnnny are now returning 10 tho land
OF their fathers, with their minds stored
with the arts and sciences of civilized
world, which in the providence of a Divine
Being. bids fair to redeem and regonerate
the dark, benightel negroes Of our hopeless
Africa
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-31
Southern Union-Its Nn-eshitv

Tie Southern Press oi late da,r p,,h
hshcs The following extract from letter
by a Nor,ho,n gentleman, whn has orcu
pied next /" h" very highest stat oi, in THIS
Government and who is one OF the very
first OF lis ornaments "a a wlitcr, scholar
and patriot. This extract reeds ~, n
word oi comment. We commend i, 10 The
attention OF every Southern rcadcr:-Gc0.
Iciegrnph.
"Of late years have taken no par, in
politics, but this is a crisis which mirhi al.
most call voice from the grave 10 warn
those ,llounh,lcss. OF reckless or unprinci-
pied politicians, who are stalking The h,pDi
ness. not only Of their country, but OF The
world. on thcr miserable struggle tor Office.
There Is probably not one ui these pq.
Niotic candidates for tho Presidency, That
has any other views IN the settlement OF
the slavery question than those OF more
personal advantage. For my part would
vote for the devil as President il we're as
surcd that he would honestly set about sct
Ting this dangerous question But don't
despair of the Republic Providence l,a>
placed 1t III position Of such unparalleled
advantages. that il cannot he runci hy III
'hc petty efforts Of folly aud ambition lis
destiny vii! he controlled, not bv man hut
by his Maker, who has combined all those
causes that make actions great, glorious,
and happy IN its powers. Whether gov
crncd by King S'ork or King Iog; whether
stccrcd by fool OF a mlduian the ship
will find lis Way To- her destined haven amid
all the storms that howl around her. She
may crcak little now and then, bat trust
her ilmbcrs are strong enough 10 hold to-
gcthcr for ages to come. II she ever is
lost it will be by struggle as to who shniI
he captain. In a country where tho people
arc the real sovrrcgns. none but III people
can ruin it. As yet trust that they arc
not prepared for scli-dcsrrucrion
| confcss the conduct of The Southern
politicians nmazes w,. With thor proper
", their safety, itoir lives, and
thor all at stake: with ono great common
interest embarked IN the same bottom,
each one seems to have sciz2d his own
plank, and arc padding in different
directions, without any concert OF ac-
ton. So far rs | can soc, there is not a
single point on which they all agree; and it
seems a moo. question whether, if Tho
North wore inclined 10 coacchc all they
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-31
Negroes III Ohio.

The following extract relative to the nc
gro race IS taken from q petition to The con.
vonlIon in Ohio. The petition is signed
by numerous citizens of that state and prays
that steps may be taken Tor the speedy
removal OF all colorcd persons from the
state.
"lf the accounts Of travellers can be be.
l'eved, they were found by the white man
when he arrested them in their career oi
harbar',y, ana transported them to the
plantations in America. It is true that
they we're retained as slaves, butt is not,
as is every day asserted, that they we're
taken from Freedom in Africa and were
put IN bonds. On the contrary they were
mctciy transported from a brutalizcd con.
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"Ihc feature ofilc Santa pc cops,;,u-
ton rc!as'vc to slavery is worthy of cspccinl
consideration. The impression has ,,n,o
abroad that it abolshcs slavery totally md
absolutely. But this is a mistake Jhn
constitution only prohibits slavery when lin
person held as slave is over iwcu;v.onc
years old, if male, and over orLtoen yn,rs
II female. unlcr those AGES rcsncc,;yn'
Iy, slavery is directly and uncuuivorollv RI
cngnIZcd and permitted. But this is no,
al' II seems that the convention, while i,
showed no particular attachment for Afri-
can slavery as 1t exists in the Southern
states OF the conloderacy, manifested prca,
regard lor l'tht worse species Of white
slavery winch exists in Mexico under The
name "' rEoNAGE. The first section of the
'lrst ar'icic OF The constitution, under ihc
caP''"'i o. "DEcLARATIoN or RIGHTS" pro-
Viucs liat mo male person shall he held by
Jaw 10 serve any person as Il servant, slave.
! or "pprcniIcc. after he arrives at The aUc Of
lWchty-"nc years, nor female i'm like man.
hcr, after she arrive nj the agc of cinltccn
years, nnI"SS h"y be bound byM Meir o,ru com
S'n.. Wirr N''y arrirc Il, SHck n.c. .orarc bound
ny ilW Tor the punishment OF crime" THIS
cause places servants and apprentices on
IN" same !oot'nT as slaves, ana coadc,nn
'he'n all 10 involuntary scrvi,udc, under the
ages winch have been mentioned; and then
1t in'ly and entirely rccornizc, tho yvs.cn
o! pconagc-tl!c worst form of slaycrv-- Nv
Which american freeman may become
10 niI lntcnts aud purIoscs. the borduan ot
a Mexican ladronc. The manner in which
,hat sys'om operates may BE- fully under.
stood l'y the following extract from letter
from Santa fr, dated June -. 1850, Which
We iind IN tlc Ohio Statesman:
~ The very first opportunity. I scnl
yon the constitutional New Mexico. Snur
excitement exists III the country in relation
I" the coming eIGctnu provided hv 1t. The
Same people who less than iitncr, vcars
ago, cut of the head OF our uoycrnr:. and
kicked Il through the strcc,s-.,, OF the
hands, pluckcd ont tho eyes, and tore ont
tongues ni other State otlccrs-arc voters
under It's prGrsions
- o" w'l' sec under tba first articlr-lc
clhrhcon 81 r!ghts-tl1i tho rem system Of
""tcFN Is tally recognized, whatever mn y
DC sa!d III The address TO the people iolhc
contrary. = Tho WAY II works
mere IL tbs: know an ahlc.hol.r.l man.
"h"' clGiitecN wars ago, MAS hired liz
r!ch man as p1s,n"cr. On arcountinr f,r
me Inc shrep put IN his charge. he returned
nc proper plumber; but, III Tho mixture OF
iiocks ON 'hc mountains, few ind been ey-
ch;ange'l for others alleged TO IT,: OF less
'aihc' lie was taken Before An alc,lae.
VINO assessor! damages Of ten dollars ara,ns,
hun, ,h'Fwiichhc became a pcon: and now he
has faithfully served his master Tor ciuh-
'ccn years, ANA finds his debt run up to hily
dollars. y ltuytivniOR I'aiou
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-31

Wo know not what may ba the feelings
OF tho people of other Southern Suites, bnt
we feel assured, that, if Mr.. Rhett Is trait
or all the citizens of this Stdtc, with but few
exceptions, are trnitors also.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-31

cEors.-'i'hc Franklin (\ia) DemocrJ,.
2l'h ms,, says: There has been erca,
Improvement IN the prospect Of the cotton
crop IN The last few weeks IN thu, vicinity
Notwithstanding the extremely unf,vora.
bic sPr'ng, and the bad stand secured, we
Understand from several planters with
whom We have Convnrscd, that. with a ia
vnr3iblc fall, io'erab!c good crop may be
made.
The Southern (Eackson) Ni,ror, Of tho
tlih, says: "'l'hc inccssant rains Of the
past week have seriously injured tho Cot
ton IN Tbs parish Judge Scott, a planter
OF forty yaars standing in East Fcciana,
informs us, that he has never scnn so bad n
prospect Ter crop, at this season of tho
wear"
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3. - d. ssichnrdson, A;ditur.
* E;IsOT AZ.

Inc o!A'c OF 'IU' S~NrER Bhvyrg hl>
h'"ar'm"vc'l 10 the new hulhing Cur-tairsl
one door north of i. !. & u. Moses ;,ar;.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-31

Il. r.
ask, they would know. exactly wha, they
wanted. In Ged's name, is this time for
them to indulge their party feelings, or sa.
cr,ilcc Their vita interests to nl;nor party
distinctions! There should he bu, one
party among thcm-,he party of slf.,lc.
Jeace-Self f-preserraiion. Let .l,cm ali toc
the mar's at some ono great point, and there
hight 1t out shoulder to shoulder IfitmusI
come to the contest Of sections, the victory
w'ii be with that which is rnost united and
hoPogeneous.-,f comparative weak
ness OF 'lc South will be made up for by
'ne c"rrcN OF great common interest,
Ml''cn 's wanting IN the North, and cannot
be supplied by ianaticism. Wo havn nn
great consolidating interest, paramount ,n
all others, and can never be brourh, ,n 49,,
IN concert. 1t is in tho power of the South
TO rule when it plcascs that is ncccs-
ary is UNION
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-31

nJ' DANlrL i. king a Representative
N Congress from Massachusetts lci on
llr :Jti inst.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-07-31

1' PATE the officer who larciy assaulted
Queen NIcgoRrA has hccn convicted and
sentenced to years transportation.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-08

These Medicines have now been before the
public for period of FIFTEEN YEARS, and
during that time have maintained hlgh charac-
ter in almost every part of the globe for their ex
traordinary and immediate power OF restoring per-
feet health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind Of disease to which the human frame is liable
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-08
MYERS, LIQUID CURE,

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~ PILES,
whether Internal External Blind or Bleeding
Scrofula, White SwelIIngs, Ulcers, and Ulcefa-
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tionS, &c.
Also--For Scalds, Burns, Cuts, Sprains,
Bruises, &c. We feel justified in proclalming
the fac, to the world that of all medicines ever
brought before the public none have ever been
more ben6clal to afflicted humanity than
Myers Liquid Cure" We know that this
is saying a great deal, but if we were to wrile
| Volumes, We could not say too much In praise
of this.
Health-restoring, Life-prolonging Remedy.
| Hundreds, pay thousands, bless The happy hour
when first they were made acquainted with its
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/ is 10 inform other thousands, how and vi here
they may obtain that relief, which they per-
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The superior excellence of this preparation
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manent cure Of PILES is well known to all who
have tested it. 1t has been proved in thousand
of instances, and has NEVER FAILED to cure
The most obstinate cases, and we are confident
il never will fail if used a proper length of
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lis effects as
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June Z, lS49.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-08-08
Silence

That dreadful cough The Lungs are IN dan
ger The ,oork ofthe destroyer hath begun.
The cough of consumption hdth.in 1t sounds
Are YOU motheri Your darling child, your
idol and earthly Joy, is now perhaps, confined
10 her chamber by dangerous cold, her pale
cheeks her Thin shrunken fingers, tell the hlod
disease has already gained upon her, the sound
of her sepulchral cough pierces your soul.
Young man, when just about TO enter life,
disease sends hear-crushing blight over The
fair prospects of The future, your hectic cough
you need not despair There is balm which
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sHERMAN's ALL-HEALING BALsAM H
Mrs Auree, The wife of VIM H. A,tree, Esq,
was given up by Dr. Sewall of Washington,
Drs Roe and Mcclellan of Philadelphia. Dr.
Roe aud Dr. Mott of New York. Her friends
all thought she must de She had every ap-
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Mrs. Garrabran,z, of Bulls Ferry, was also
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F. Bfodhead, Dingman's Ferry ]. S. Wallace
Milford w. Shouse, Wilsonville.
DR.. Sherman's Cough and Worm Lozenges,
and Poor Mans Plaslers sold as above.
Dr. Shermans Office is al LOG Nassau-st N Y