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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-01-22

ond restoration of the Bourbons to the
throne of France. A loan was then cre-
ated by the French government, and the
most eminent capitalists assembled at
Paris to make tenders for the loan; a.
lnong them Mr.. Alexander Barring
This gentleman had made the acquain-
tance of Mr.. Galatin when in the Uni
ted States many years before, and now
consulted him as to the proposed loan,
believing that his long experience and
eminent talents as financcr would be
of essential benefit to his house. Mr..
Gallatin readily gave his advice in the
matter, and Mr.. Raring obtained the
| loan.
From a sense of gratitude to Mr. Gal
latin, he then proposed to him, and even
insisted, that he should take part of the
loan without advancing any of the funds,
by which he would lie enabled to realize
handsome fortune. 81 thank you, d"
was Mr.. Gallatin's reply: 81 will not ac-
cept your obliging offer, because man
who has had the direction of the finan-
ces of his country as long as have,
should not die rich"
This statement was made by Mr. La
bouchere, brother.in.law of Mr.. Barring,
and father to the present Mr.. Labou>
chere, NJ. p. have the particulars di-
rect from the gentleman TO whom Mr..
Labouchere related them.
ST. sIMoN.-nIs OPINION OF WASHING
TON AND FRANKLIN.
With St. Simon, the founder of the
sect of ST. Slmonians, Mr.. Gallatin was
well acquainted. He was republican
in principle, and, at the time of the res.
toration of the Bourbons under Louis
XVIII. expressed himself so openly as
to be compelled to leave France for Sc
curity. He told Mr.. Gallatin that the
restoration ofthe Bourbon dynasty would
prove the connecting link between a
monarchy and republic.
ST. Simon belonged to an ilustrious
family whose history Mr. G. related, par
licularly that of the one who lived in the
time of Louis XIV. and who has left
such voluminous work Of personal me-
moirs On an occasion when Mr.. g..
gave dinner on the 4rh July, the first
toast drank was the memory of Wash
ington, the second of Franklin. St ST.
mon heard of this, and next morning
called on Mr.. 6. to express his surprise
that Washington should have been no.
licsd before Franklin. lie said he was
no friend of military heroes, and thought
franklin the greatest man of the two.
and that he should be first toasted St.
Simon's uncle was general officer un-
der Count Rochambeau, and served in
America in the campaign which resulted
in the surrender Of Lord Corvallis St.
Slmon was with the army at the time
himself, accompanying his uncle from
the West Indies.
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The Rochester Knocking.

An article copied from the New York
Tribune. concerning 'Shonge Developments,
and Communication WM Spirits in Hest.
ern Aew York." lately met my eve. Had irs
author ever read the able and interesting ar
ticle on Vibrating Dams, published in tho
American journal Of Science, Vol \LN.
p. 1868. by Professor T. Loomis, he nould
have seen that 10 spiritual agency was re-
quired to produce the audible sounds in
question, and that they arose from purely
physical causes, and probably in Rochester,
y. t., and elsewhere by the vibration Of a
dam over which water was falling.
Professor LOOMS describes this ribratinc
as producing sounds like loud knocking on
the doors and walls OF buildings, and gives
particular account Of tho phenomena az
observed at the dams of Cayaboga Falls
Ohioi Last Windsor, Conn; Springfield.
Mass; Gardiner, Maine; and Hartford, Conn
lie attributes the vibrations to the friction of
the running water which falls over the dam.
and shows how these sounds are transmitted
10 distance by the earth, and produce that
sudden and alarming knocking sound in
dwellings.
| have had occasion to verify bis ohserva.
tions in one ins s'ahce IN the town of Nassau.
where this phenomenon is quite commen in
winter, when the ground is frozen and more
readily transmits the vibrations. Lectures
at the l.yceum in that village arc not unfre.
quenIy disturbed by a loud KNOCKING sound.
as II some one was striking with a heavy
club on the wall of the building: and in or
der to prevent this dscomposure, the direct
ors OF the Lyceum sometimes warn the Ice.
turer in advance that such sounds will la
likely to be hcaid, and inform him that they
arise from the river. On visiting the tpct
with three genil,men, i, was obvious that
The vibrations were caused by the friction Of
the water on the dam, and thar the irregular.
ltN OF the OC, urrpnte WAS oV,ipS 20 b,o II
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From the Literary World
"reminiscences of the late Albert Gallatin.

IA paper read by JomS r. BARTLETT, E-q, before the
New York Rhetorical Society, Dec. 4, l5l9l
STATE OF KNOWLEDGE IN THE UNITED
STATES DURING THE REVOLUTION.
lie said, "When he arrived in Maine
in i7eO, he found the people of New
England, generally, well acquainted with
English and European affairs but spoke
OF Virginia as a country far distant and
little known. When he went to Com
gress in7l795. from Pennsylvania, he
had visited most of the States, had made
himself familiar with their several histo.
rles, aud was toleraby acquainted with
the pecullarities of each. The other
members. however, had travelled but
little, and their knowledge OF the country
was confined to their own States. lie
found, therefore TO his surprise that he
was better acquainted with the United
States than any other member of Con-
gress.
GENERAL JAcKsoN's FIRST APPEARANCE
IN CONGRESS.
When MIR. Gallatln was a member of
Congress in 1896, Tennessee was nd ,
mllled as State into the Union, and
sent her first member to Washington.
One day, wien in his seat in the house,
Mr.. Gallaln noticed tall lank, uncouth
looking individual, with long locks of
hair hanging over his brows and face,
while queue hung down his back tied
in an eelskln. The tress of this ndi>
vidual was singular-his manner and de-
pertinent that of backwoodsman. The
appearance of so singular a character
on the floor of the House of Represen-
tatites, naturally attracted attention, and
a member at his side asked who he was
Mr. Galla,in replied that il was the men,
Der for the new Staie-"Well," said
his friend, "he seems just the sort of
chap one might expect from such an un.
civilized region as Tennessee. The
individual in question was Andrew Jack
son.
PARTY VIOLENCE IN PAST TIMES.
Mr.. Gallatin once related several Bn
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The Doctors Dead Patient.

Twas on dark Decembers evening"
Loud the blast and bitter cold
Downwards came The whisking waters;
Deep and black the river rolled
Not dog beneath the tempest;
Not a bcggar upon his beat;
Wind and rain, and cold and darkness,
Swept through every desert street.
Mullled to the teeth that evening
was strolling in the storm,
Through pestilent lanes and hungry alleys
Suddenly an ancient form
Pccred from out gloomy doorway,
And with trembling croak, it said,
In the lcit-hand empty garrct
You will find woman dead
Never stepped finer creature
When she was Il simple maid;
But she did, like many others,
Love Il man and was betrayed.
/ have seen her in her carriage
Riding, diamonds in her hair
And I've seen her starving starving,
Do YOU hear y and now--shes Mere"
Up the worn and slippery stairs
With quickened pulse sprung:
Famine Filth, and mean despair
Round about the darkness hung
No kind vision met my glances,
Friend or helper Of the poor
To the crazy room | entered
And looked down upon lhe floor!
There, on the rough and naked boards,
y lpng, gnunt, wasted figure lay,
Murdered IN her youth by hunger,
All is beauty, wrinklcd clay.
Lies poor wants had left her nothing,
Clothes nor fuel, food nor bed
NothoJ, save some ragged letters
Whcrcon lay her ghastly head.
Nothing yet what more could pity
Crave, for one about to die,
Than sweet words from one She worshippcd
(swcet, though every word lie .
In the morning of her pleasure,
In the midnight OF her pain,
They were all her wealth, her comfort,
Treasured, NY, and not in vain.
And with her they now lie mouldering,
And date upon stone
Tclleth where TO end the story
Loves poor Outcast sleeps alone.
Mourn not for at length she sleepetll
The soft slUmber Of the dead;
Resting on her loved loye-lcucrs,
Last lit pillow for her head.
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", "ouse' nc '"o"S"' y, "'i "''' no io', :,
nil"lne'' ii'u uV"hilen' gui''!' a' Vou'a :.
Nl"r!' MS niue WNe 'hat was 10 oe' say II
sIo knew nc 1"u nveh ac'ihg so As 'hGse
,n'hes l''S,cu rap'uiy ttou2h ms hihu, ne
peR"h 10 s'uuy now 10 get CUT oi 'he "Han
lule,iY ana uecch'iy
ou 20 ou' IN me stage, J. suppose, 10
inc next town. or perhaps sun iur'her
IN. no no, me-
nA W nav couia snc mean But ne hau no
tmo to ind4lse IN conjecture % inc sISeo Is,
HroVG up 70 inc Goor III ifon' oi arson I ul-
Ter housc' ana mere was 'he Vchera"ie par
son "nI ms go9d nay IN n me , uIor way nc
with lamp IN us manu. all re"uy 10 lece'e
Walter rs he supposed
i shall stop where you stop, won
leave you. Here you have been kissing me
the last halt hour and now you w'hi TO run
away and leave me-; l am ue'crntneu 10
expose YOU to the o'd clergy man ana MS Wi'c
IN the doorway yonder. More 'han mat
your daring niue WIG tua' IS 10 DC, us
You called her III The sage, snail Aho" all Il
! bout IT,
What situation Tor modest, moral man J
II was awful be laugheu a'-eAPoseu
| ana VINO was she ooulu II DC pos'iole
lie had hedrd oil snch characters 1t mus
be but she was very pretty, ana ne 10 De
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER PROPERTY,

BEAUTIFUL Observation-Disclosures change present.
I'D cupa,lon The cry Richmond. minea,,,
ROWING crops Wheat &c. otr
,hl mcll valuable Irm called Nv lrwick beau;uly
RIVER south ie o!! TIVE miles o Richmond Sni
one the healthy situation, la the world
The Estate BY recent surrey contains ihe hundred dtd Lc
3J) low grounds. which. tefN.
surpassed hundl,i
well lmaesc. aud the remdinders me- open land Iu h.
IT cultivation.
The Improvements consist 81 handsome 'DweiIm2 House.
finely large excellent 81
The Orchard wit all descriptions
The property offered private sale, aud sold
before Thursday the 6h MAY. i>n the Fote! vii
that day, at II clock. be sold at pubic auction.
Possession the lst Slembr before required los
particulars, apply 10 the bscrOer the premises
JOHN &. TURlIN. 0rio
PILLIhM ~ SLApE. AGcts.
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LOTTERIES.
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STR lTTON,S 0EEICE.

STATIONS OFFICE,
NO s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND VltGl
MORE LUCK!
Is ' cS 8 SSs q q S, 6 ~ 50 = A a p 3
Ticket Nos Il 81 a prize OF $4,000 sold and paid E By ALTON
Drawing Delaware Lottery, Extra, c!a.. g May:
Drawn Ns' 81 y MG q e " u e 2, May ID
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery, Extra Class 81 May ):
Hail. No; 81 ~ rss Of 500, sold aodpaahy sTRArloN
Whole No., 4 As :? 80 c. - 81 ,s a. 5
Drawing n Of q, Sussex y, Lottery Ezra Class 81 May
eks Nos Ms q Two more sold and paid by yrnArroN
Ia D q Il -? $ N is e g. ~ IS '@4 i ~ 20
Whole Nos I. "a 4 &C. prxs OF s sold and pad ~ srnAi"N
Tickets, Nos l. % u, sold and paid hy STRAIioN
Schemes for he Week.
TIEsDAf-susseN Lottery, Extra Glass 81 Capital s'"" -
TUESDAY Mononsala Lottery, Glass 81 Capital s29"" .
Nos u drawn Tickets So .,,., -
wEDNEsDAi-susse%, Extra, Class 5G-Carla slo"" %
-wEpNEsDAl-Delawarc Lottery, Glass ~ Capital $500"
TlRSDAi-D Lottery Extra, Glass '5-cara s'''"
THURSDAY o,cnsa4 Lottery Glass ia-Caplai s2ocH rs
xa.. Il Jaw" Teses - 81 ''N''' '''''
fhIDAxsae> Lottery Class a7c"':i sIoc 70 S's'' 10
SAiUDA. Lottery, Extra, Glass ~ Capital 5000 IS
Ms, II tra"a Tickets 81
Vagina Lottery itss - saturday, May H. -
.>os, - arawn CAPITALS rize .; s'o"m 81 2,"" 49,. 81
cts sl5; halves ~ quarters 3 -.
tlrs Lottery. 81 he drawn saturday May Is .
Nos, Is drawn capitals; | PRIZE II s3@l, Of aINt OF
: 10; halves d quarters = ~
Virginia Lottery, L, r,wn Saturday, May - y
o,o or sUnuc IL a6i, , Of 1900 10 Of zoos a loc
100 lowest three number prize Tickets sa halves m qnaes'
Orders 81 Packages Packages aud single Tickets
requested Please address 10 \ STRATToN.
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ucDOyoUGuS PATENT UNIVERSAL REFRI-

II A. ZIMMERMAN Isl Main Street offers for sale the above
H. lately invented and patented Refrigerator This Refrigerator
altogether different all others before the public IN lis com
baatu anarens vessels and the p osoh"a principles oi us
strc, III. case wood, which tree from SMELL
and metai' aid It's interior vessels are =" SION
var, 20 arranged eac' article PROVISIONS Kept
cn cy se,ara,c and with facility y r an VI lis 80"
struccn cd airs in constant crcnana aot eac
We and within each apartment, while by aie vcnliains CO"
tri,ancc the complete purity Of the whole apparatus t'If
thereby thoroughly ohvatng all the cd objections a' nave of
made every other VIZ ny avoiding
atliabiy cngender local relative oors from s % r
which retaining the purity and sweetness
of good particularly be surrassed and the small w
,y is required keep every thing cod Is most ec"no
mcal desideratum. -.
Proprietor challenges TO produce any s
compare keep provisions colder
AMI with halt pick Of wentyionr hours man any
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

,IyHOSE wishing purchase their DRY GOODS cheap a,,
atJACOD A. LEvYS where can purchase lie Cis" ,
,wn AZ l2x cents Linen LustTcs n l2t: cents hne ne No..
Iam,kerche i2h superior al % cents wI1 10 @
inches wide. nj bi worm -
no nlece PRINTS al 81 aud l2e cents Collars ~ ~
and q cents double the money Check Mnsm a. six
also (r sale cheap black blueblack figured ana
,,rocade Mu,ns Tor dresses worked striped checse n eli
Wusns renalines Baregcs Tissues Paraso!, Lac T. crn,
nn,tons Rack Trimming Laccs and Jenny Lind islus
bargains call At =. "a % Main street
y b By Express 'a't !, ~; .his c,.v May
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+ u X l. X i

STONlSING method and
n brought perfection. by which DAGIERREOTYPES OF
PAPER AND on PLATE GLASS anv number Of
copies obtained the The names
when paper, "TAIB0TYPE,'
slaes, called by the inventors "IIlALOTYPEn
We have cn appointed the ony and prepared furnish
copies Dagarolypes Scry from The siz.
either paper or glass and
ne best Those glass admirably adapted
microscopic exhibitions their richness and 4oies
whilst the paper afford the advantages framing
which the finest srpass The public are invited
call the specimens paper 19 street, buve
at the Daguerrean Gallery OF WIN 4 PRATT 81 co
pS-A articles. usual i the New York prices
combination sky light erected.
aud = n rlr Get
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MISCELLANEOUS.
READ THIS!

naEET'S prI,uIIM BiTTERS
FRESH su,ry o; i, and auare bca,t rcstore
~ r,o-1i ~, m i,o ri - ,w.r,uI Toni, ~ go ,h
test OF several ys. now and IL. wines and effects are So well
Ln.w, ,la ,a !, w"ul be
IL IL y ,as in c,ef cas- has been se with he most happy ef
1.cts n !, sur. ,..v , ,estorino te stomach 10 .
strength anJ y,s"s cnns ~ tSIyens. Nervous Ira.hrs
ami an ,.,1rs a,, , , .ranae siae of tl nv ami
stomach In Agne and Few. II has Lren rrici with gea; ,nrcs.
MORE PROOF OF TIE IAIIE OF BAKERS BIITERS
| RtcH.,oSp March II $50
Dear SIR have suffered will most eNcrucla,lg pain in the nc
o. my PACK or hIer or tour year| Ter winch a Ia az rsneies
re'tlD,o " ~! lhySca "h' u relief N,a"s hiei siishun
n i-". Hl"aeh ~, Us thc ID Ieso ""t'" h &c
lh'" ' ana ny The use o tour Does, na'e oech entirely
anu an happy To state my seera n hun ef INN lol
many year past WIN pleasure Iee"i's % 's nrns
Pn,lic. ,he7i".,iui'E, -. u,riI aihN
WIN .. nnl; attended 70 ~ u nfn L -, =, aHnl'
n"i. r c"palrx saa,t. II WYiA%D P.crs,r w"
Ann a-t,ct,y. ~ '
-. -, - -. = 49, =. -
nio'iSifioNs--N inG Ma NAH NAih-
.,,,,,.,....- KOaD:
ubo' iGEkSior the extension from NE JUNCTION !" Rfmoml
ae epuedi 10 pay ia'' me Exchange haA h'i.'. IN !ldl'
'd areas made - per share on e iHo h.i so Ter
9" VI ie ~ ~ May aud 50 Per snare on me Isl 80
oF r extension from Nayhesooioush 10 Sduhoh are
pay mo me BANK o the NaHev 81 shsnh a. Stau,''
snare on tie ~ ~ April an 50 Icrshaie u" ho St"i May
~ y. order"i the Board ,,,,.,x, .
Mdeh i GAKKE ! Secretary
bEaUIsITIONs,-lhr sinkhniers m the RIctlnou ,nl
is Dy. Railroad Company are hereby ha,ihey
lufci pay rcqusion Den Dollars
March and Ten Dollars Der share on
bc paid either the Bank Virginia, Bank vlrs
Ia The Clerk the office 81 Tie Company.
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OF the Town of Pc:srsauig. vit.inia. Nav l. 1850

OF the Town of pecsaug. v.nla. $50 The follow
~ ins resolution this day adopted by the HALL
esoye That The Mayor Of the Town advertise for proposal.
ujNo the Bonds The Corporation Pc;ersburg endorsed
by the State OF Virginia $4,000 payable 1870 AMI $4,000 in
1875 with payable half yearly February and
August The proposals will be received less than
sl addressed /" tie Chamberlain OF the until the lh day o
Nav IL o'clock. NJ. which they will be opened and tht
highest bidder will be entitled thereto TIE for the
will required 18th Nay 18th June and 18th july and bidders vii
which these periods they The Corporation
serves themselves the ri hi 10 reec. offer made
hereby that proposals for the bonds Of the Corpora
nn received by the Chamberlain OF the according 70
the resolution the lih day Nav 1850 al y o'clock
May 6-t4thMay CHARLES CORLlSG, Mayor.
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Whitehurst's Sky-Light Daguerrean Gallery.
ELECTRO DAGUEKREOTYPES.

II n TIT ~ =
~ loon fnll operations SKY
the manner
taken either clear orcouy weather. though cloudy pre-
ierahe for auts children 10 be taken clear day should be
process enabled get The his subject
almost Instantly.
His for the past enables him employ
twenty and taking the twenty thousand
annually which he deems
"rty of his Ikenesses.
paid taking ikcnesses children
copying Of paintings. daguerreoyTc call
sJectiuly solicited whether likeness
Galleries ~ Main Rchmond street. Norfolk;
Petersburg: Main lnchburg Virginia. baltimore
Baltimore.
Dagucrreotypists
using rotary Background patent same has ap
allied j III. WlffTEIIIiRST.
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LAMBERT"s OFFICE.
ON FOURTEENTH STREET under the Exchange Hotel Rich

r. IL
Ofmond Nrfmia
Draw" y: %G" 20 g. r g g ' Il {, 3 A %
Whole ~ %. a %" p'1s o. S@ c,,. - M,
%5sI.s 81 $ il i 81 81 Z -
Whole IT - lrz" oiar-
aua 81 .; . d d 81 /. 10 ii ii
Drawing Of Sussex Lottery Glass =, MAY 2
81 II q 80 3, 15 81 Is II IA y Il III.
n'ax,ae q Sussex g. I {: Ex"q Class 81 yi
Ticket Nos a ~ another Capital, sold at tins office
nc4w9 =. 81 M"nGnsaI,a Lottery /: oas, ." MAJ
Nos = l5, ls' aud "a, prize sloJ sold this olce
Schemes for the Week.
prize s,o Of l''o, Of $500 al aUD d 256s, 10 OF
1909 IS Nos II drawn. Tickets sshares proportion
pzr s;i"t :" 1000 OF $50 of 1900 II 81 Loo, 70
q so "l q i'. BEN. Tue lowe, three number prizes 10 Nos
Il drawn. l.caets slo-Flarca proportion
TIiuRsDAYvrsnla Mononeala Lottery. Glass 5ecapas
lriwl. Tickets shares proportion.
FI'DAy1e slssex County dtaware> Lottery, Class Ca.
." m1r Of sl' S o. i% 49,. Il zoo. b, l , OF
SaTuRpAl-v,rsma Monongaa Lottery, Glass - Capitals
pzc sSooop 81 25lpI, 2ooyo OF l5nn 1909,
oi 9i6 loo III 1909 sl ci 50i : Nos - drawn Tick.
cts sl5-sharcs III prolorion
SATURDAY. May 25-Nrsinla Monongaa Lottery. Class L.
Capitals; rrlzs S sdo'"o "[ 1000" u 3oc. Of go"
IL Sales o~nes o'clock NJ aud
drawings received about O'Clock BY telegraph
Ky drawings 9" smaller Lotteries vii be received daily during
thu month al about o'clock NJ the sales which VIII!
hall past IL, VI Price Tickets 81 0shart
proportion
Packages. Certificates Packages single Tickets
Shares the above Nanry TO Lotteries, col which
drawings every ay prices varying om 81 sio for
ckct Will receive the moot promp attention. and the drawings Tor
wdrri Immediately l-ian acntuTcrs when requested Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place. RIchnonl, Va
IT Rcco!ect NJ. 3"Thrrcs odd Rory
q Moor May L
FORTUNES HOME.
a .itAlkS OFFICE. No q. Main Street Richmond, Virginia.
- "i'@ t'0nc" III Thy purse
I,t.'ss,ar;
True hope tires but mounts on Eagles wlngs,
itmake- Gods, and mraner creatures klngs.I
Put IT. thY purse"
Schemes for the Week.
TIlFSDAY-lsl Lottery Class Z-Caritals: prize OF
sloN Of su., 4ss, 10 al l,ao 10 Nos 10 drawn.
icses g.
WEDNESDAY eolee sai.o, Lottery Glass siCapias pn1e
sslubl q; :n!tt,, 81 1922 OF 500, - Nos, u
drawn. T,ckc;aslh
THURSDAY Consolidated Lottery, Class 4, Cap.
tails: | pr,ze oi s.l,r 800, ~ oJ, - Nos, "
drawn. Tickets -
FRipAl-Maryland Consolidated Lottery Class G,-Caiaas
prize sl3Ns' II ttti al cav. !, 81 80, Ac - Nos
II dawn. Tickets 81
AliRDAl-,.rand Consolidated. Class J Capitals ! irI2e
sopu 2O.0oal oil !oU1 oil 500. 81 300, &C = Nos
Il draw rketSs
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FORTUNES HOME.
ToKTY TIIoUsANp noLLAns wonTH OF

phVING the lat Juy
stall l.s day commence selling, al wholesale and re-
l our large desirable DRY GOODS cash
There added the present stock. between this and the 10Th
Sa,, thns. dollars worth 81 and desirable
Spring Goods purchased New York with cash. which VIII make
complete Whatever unso the fra
ol July will then BE- disposed without The adj.
vance IN the price al Wonlc aud Goods within
s viii enable dispose al stock the
a!c purchasers MANY descriptions Will be sold
,ey cannow be purchased by the quantity sonac
aud remnants, without regard {"
VALENTINE. RREEDEN \ co,
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EY pCLLiAM ~ sLADL. AI,TfyaEERs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE Ot LANDAND

Fey virtue oi ecae Tron"rncrt Al n
- The Circu; Sdperi"f "n limove oran ut therein
pending, and knO"n b! the gh0rt ye Dy! "a nj, ~ rss II
the undersigned "ho b. The ecl,.v appointed
Commissioners lof The purpose. WI Thursday
MAY, the auction Pulam Sae IN The riry -,
Richmond proceed SELL eight valuable negroes II pub auction
10 III. highest bidder
Aud SATURDAY, the ln day OF May. 50. they vii, upon
The
Hanover bs
a tle OIL. @
residence H. - public highest
following Ont hG cash th"
equal and months the .r
bonds,
,hr 10 he retained the bonds .iG
Land believed Icfrci
selling shall vty cose, such lc vested
IA he named decree
Sale Land /. O'clock, NJ and should sine
prove The ll May. the sale w take place
ne II iair day ARCHIBALD - 1niBERLAhE.i ~
JOS JACKSON. Jr. ''''
Sale conducted lulian sale Aucs .yrl ~ a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-05-07
RAJ @AT Ilya FIXTURES, COOKING RANGES,

WAFER ),
,gSIIE public hereby informed that c undersigned sn'lvin
Isncr of The late Jones Co. VIII contilnc u
carry on heretofore. NAN street opposite tn bs
and prepared h M BATHING FIN kiN o nor OF con-
patterns ,,,,,,- , 1905. ,,s.r,,.,o, t.n
constantly hand and made 10 order
COOKING RANGES and BOILERS al liz latest and most approx
cd la,eBs. - -. ,.;.,t,, .,.
LEAD and COPPER WORN wl executed m faiihdl ah'
warsin,n.likc reasonable 'crn,,
SODA FOL MAINS made. repaired AMI timed
SODA COOI Err; made =" order
HOT AIR FURNACES of every description go,
SHEET LEAD LEAD PIPE. and ~ assortment 4" rt9S ana 81
,rt.n COCKS COZ rI'NGS VALVES. constantly on hand
NV ''''' ~ i = BRECKENRIDGE.
,,rj ~ tim Ns'n street. opposite tie Virginia Bink%