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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-05-13
From the Ph;lad.lpa;a Ledger, Muy 70.


TIE PREsIpINr's VISIT NoaTH.-Sutable ar
rangcments appear to be making by the authori-
ties of the various cities. the route of the Presi
deuts tour to the North, to give him a reception
such As is due TO tho exalted position which he
holds a. the Executive Of the nation. This right
is both proper for the people 10 show such public
manifestations Of regard to the man they have in
vested with such high honora. a. il 10 becoming in
him to receive them the evidences OF the respect
which the people have for those who represent their
sovereign will All parties alike unite at such
times In doing honor TO the choice Of tho nation.
At this particular juncture, when moro than usual
efforts are making in various quarters of tho land
10 destroy the authority of the law and trample
down the Constitution, favorable occasion is pre-
sented to the friends of order and the lovers Of
their country, of all parties, to chow that they ap-
prove Of the determination evinoed BY the Execu-
tive 90 far in his execution Of the laws. Energy,
properly directed, should be sustained by every
right minded citizen,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

EJOOFING TIN.-lo0 boxes bright and raded in store, 'os
II sale by = ,, ou,SKER
April 81 q ~ .,--
1nEERS a. POINDEXTEK beg leave respectfully TO IN in
form their friends and the public that they are now IN
u sprin: and summer goods h"'n = "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
JONES q HARDWOOD,
LEATIIEIt, HIDES, OIL, &c

LEATITEN, HIDES, Oil, &c.
AN receiving Spring supply Of Foreign and Do
Leather Findings Tanners OIL Curriers' and Tanners
Tools and Shoe manufacturers Leather Findings
French Hardware and materials of descriptions
ditto crs harness makers COACH manufacturers and ma:
cinsa will found complete department,
my prices satisfactory Orders promptly and faith
fully attended 10. JAMES WATSON
Manufacturer and dealer in Leather, &c.
18th Street, between Main and Cary.
p S-Wanei. Hides and Leather the rough for which the
highestca,h price will be paid. Feb 2l-d&c3m
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VI FOR SALE.
L a. SALE l1Es RAIIfoAp RA1LRoA


Al. PROPERTY, $3.50
NE Chesterfield Railroad Company business
will sell Al public auction the Pits in The county OF Chester
field on the 23d APRIL 1851 ffair fnoi the
Jay commencing al II o'clock all Of their and estate
consisting from ~ to o tons railroad ron the greater
which has been laid down within the and is but it'll.
Also, M coal each holding IS bushesa large number
which good repair ALSO timber and
one stage car
Large number OF frame buildings consisting dwellings, shop,
stables &c, all in good repair.
Two lots Of Land Pits 18th
the other half acre lot with buildings thereon sufficient small
family.
Two other lots Of land adjoining each other lining
the Railroad miles from Richmond On these lots there
buildings suitable for alarye family with well Of good AMI
The whole premises well enclosed Also drum good
der with excellent rope with pueJ complete ior
cline plane Also lot Backsmihs Whcewgts tools au
parcel 81 well seasoned white oak timber suitable for wheel
wrghts.
TgRMsAll under 50 cash. that amount and under
$780, months credit; $50. months credit The drred
bear interest," and be approved edorse
negotiable paper BY order Of the Company.
w. GODDlN, Auci.
D. MOORE Superintendent Of the Chesterfield Railroad
Manufacturers Of and steel will find their
tend sale seldom and valuable lot
both and wrought. offered April
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LAND BOUNTY UNDER THE ACT OF CON-

CHESS SEPTEMBER, I5HU
NFR RICHARD RANDOLPH, now of Washington. who was an
Vh officer Richmond Troop Of Cavalry duling the War Of
1872 has authorized the Auta General 10 say that he VIII cheer
claims members OF such Of the 18th
and d Regiments Richmond IIcnrco in actual
before he obtains their and il
will doubt be
authorized by the Congress he will expect only reasonable
compensation for his .
Forms may be obtained Adjuant Generals Office and is
recommended applicants avail themselves of Mr. RS
may certainly relied upon and which offered rather to
benefit them than himself
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
f. NORRIS & CO.,
tSUCCESSORS OF y. PAINE s. CO.,

Managers OF Lotteries.
unIRCE has the pleasure presenting his correspondents
The (nlowin. brilliant Schemes for January under the manage
ment OF F. NORRIS CO. sole contractors and managers
OF the Maryland Lotteries are examined ana approved
BY the suite Commissioners drawings conducted under their
personal superintendent.
Bonds deposited with the state commission
secure the payment of all prizes
many spcn prizes which have been sold and paid al sight by
PURCELL have given his Tickets decided pre-
others There scarcity of large prizes at his
Office aud ,hcm sony necessary to address orders
I. MORRIS ~ CO. Managers
Or 10 c. W PURCELL, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
MITCHEIL,S EYE.SALVE,

nowr certificate Dr. Jusyn Of the regular practice.
'asir every osramnded individual that MiichePs Eve.
ri:s iclara;lon but ia entitled well 10 the confidence
d&g all others, who may have occasion TO avail them
'~@ is t-G.;:s.
/, w. PERRY, August 10, 1916.
y i:aE.l Dear S.aie first time saw your yc.Salve
"'ere came, was informed your recon-.
~ ~ NJ cure OF his ,le daughters eyes had little conf
Tr In most OF the patent medicines. But as the most
,rsa'mcu and special remedies had utterly failed 10
ctsFsF consented 10 its usc supposng that ii II din.
1.n u" no hurt II of severe Scroulous Opl
|.! The eyebals and lids all very much in
|aa l., re save was used Immediately II acted like 1t
IT. I" ui,s ai"ec. effected This sometime
fa.. sncs ''i have used your Salve great many times
y, results hands it has speedily cured recent in
& AM also that which had resisted all treatment
ypte'cai opinion ~, that 10 conrenie1,ce
wnIr u r.ry'r rurpasses all the Saves and Eye
Especially 1"! knowledge,
|.ySoR WON ;. AGHnEE DuvAL, PURCELL LADD Il 90.
Nt add camIv w. a' Druggists and Merchants generally,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
WOOL, WOOL, WOOL,


NE subscriber will the highest price in cash any
quantity Of WOOL either washed in fleece f sold
heece each skin should be kept separate much
than ohers
have and for sale all sizes of Bamborougs Fan Mills
These Msbear very high character and bly,
the first prizes the Agricultural Fairs of Maryland
and New York. THOMAS BRANCH
rshurv Anil; I-.f,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

CALLED MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
GENERAL meeting the Stockholders Of The sIgna Zen
N Railroad Company called at Louisa y H. w . ~
April adoption the act passed on the "a uay
Of the month 90 ,,s
The the subscription the State in 10 e
by commonwealth SO as 10 ake
held by
and requires the Company all their road west
with weighing fifty pounds TO the inea yar
full meeting is requested. By order of the Board:
j. GARRETT, Treasurer
Office Va. Central r R. Co. March 2--ttd
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TO CONTIS ACTORS,

PROPOSALS. received tho Engineers Once al Chas
olssyle, until the lst day Of May for the delivery OF
ties White Oak Chestnut Locust the supersrcure OF ~
Central R,ilroad. between Charlottesville and Woodvle
dimensions be follows feet longs a. least INC
thick naed parallel sides face Of inches Locust VIII
if they inches face side at the small emo
with NOT less than other and full inches thick Inc!
may be delivered point the line Of the Road between rps
in Louisa and Charlottesville, between Charoes
villa and Wooye provided they will not have be more
than one mile their proper place the track Time will be given
for delivery u it'll the first day of July
n r. information of Contractors noce Is cIeoy gwen
proposals for the graduation masonry and bridging o. sne
is made which w be in'o
diately. /, !; SOLusI $500 ~ p.;Iso,5
March Odd C. q virginia Central salroaa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

vsyIIIs Cemetery laid OF into sections and o eaG
hnnr markell and numbered, and its szo and price ihca
mon he pan of the ground Selections Of burial lots may o.
and The pan either the office Of Mr. wellington Su
Of Mr. Jas O kcec Tue
nt THE lots vary price from s2 sl0 each single gra
NAV br obaned for 81 So according to location ne 80
Jsnt has sufficient attend all calls upon tue
lice. $50. ,,,;x la, AZ their own ex
the or lh
tion apply 10 lho'haS H. ''''s " " April ll--2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.

BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
WOULD all who entitled under the late acts
Bounty Lands that will attend To locating their
Warrants either in illinois, Missouri or Iowa B.ns partner Of
re Information has been acquired respecting Western lands am
confident have to locate Warrants advana'
who shall their business Apply To
L. KISGMAN, Quincy, Illinois, the subscriber,
John TILLS0S. 1872 Broadway New York.
Refer to JOHNSTON l. JoHSs ron, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

DhNAWAY from Tuckahoe, GoocLand county November
Ia negro Wallace He IS years
age tall and slim and of dark brown gingerbread cooha
small head large fee bowegsed and hestaes when
sharply spoken lie formerly owned by NJ W.
Kemp Esq, Of Gloucester county, and in 1919 worked the
railroad Chesterfield and Amelia countless of which
may gone and be Rchmond
lie may attempt pass FREQ The reward will be
paid apprehension and delivery Rchmono Tuckahuc If
taken twenty where he shall Delivered twenty
dollars his delivery either place wherever be taken
March l7-cN JOSEPH ALLEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

NM ENT oil AlbemorIe 2lst February
w last, negro named Osbone black,
and &c old As he had for absconng he probably
attempting the Stale If he Hanover
raised He the 22d February on board Of one
the packet boats going Richmond from Scosvle. will give
if taken and secured the State, 0O taken Virgil
and eliyeedo Albenarle, Wellington Godn Esq.,
II Richmund A. STEVENSON
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BY TIIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A pCOCL AVIATION.

IMPORTATION been received by the Executive that WIN
SCOTT charged in Marion county with riot and murder has fed
from Justice now goug large do therefore hereby ocr
reward hundred dollars any person persons who shall
the sa WIN Scott anil deliver him into TIN! Jail Of Marion
aud do require 81. officers this Commonwealth civil and
military and the people generally 10 use their best exertions
Procure tile said Scott, that lie may be brought 10
justice.
Given under hand and under the lesser seal Of the
t.g,,1 Commonwealth, Richmond this 9th day OF March In
l't""l the year ISL. JOHN d. FLOYD
Scott described 10 be years old about feet inches
hnri
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NENIO VAI.
'HOiESALE BOOK AND STATIONERY ROOMS IN

NEW WHOLESALE BOOK AND STATIONERY ROOMS IN
NEW YORK
MASON law successors The long established -yvy11,v
w house of liuNTiHdroN SAVAGE publishers 3EfabIA
SCHOOL AND MUSIC HOOKS, and Jobbers Of Eln%T$S-43W
Books and Stationery generally, have removed etw
old the AMI Rooms
peed No % Park Row. the Of the Theatre oppO
site the Asor ouse) where they prepared full and
very complete assortment OF everything III their line which they
invite the attention Of purchasers.
Being themselves the publishers Of number Of The popular
School Music Books the South
increased their general facilities they enabled I'm
inducements their friends the trade
Their embraces School, Musical Medical Theological and
Books variety Blank Books II" all
desc pons Including all the different styles Menuann and
Pass Books French English and American Letter Cap
pers from best manufacturers together with very complete
stock of Foreign and Domestic Stationery
respectfully snict the attention Of Booksellers and other
enabled 10 make permanent Of those who Them
w u MdTch2h--c2in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22


NN FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange O's''N
~ nlond Virginia.
Drawing Of Manonsaa c!a.. 4; ArriIl2'";
" % Es;e Class !, g Ap :, 10 q 10
TICKET 10 g 3 H. 30 10 Il 7 DO i is 4 e. three
Drawing OF Sussex, Extra, Glass IL, AIril' :,
45 81 2U &c 81 80 Ut I3 Is s. 80 -
Drawing of Mononsalia. Glass a, April ~ % :,
II 80 10 II 69 81 IL ~ ds Il 30 ~ - u
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Extra No 10. AIg I H.:
il 10 q &c 81 81 % % 81 80 ,WiueRT
Whole ticket % Gl Il, prize sold by, . .u LA'i"HN'
"a y D's ~ no." e q M J, e 30 = - S
Half 81 81 Ticket 81 Ct ~, returned; Ticket ~ Sn "
"a al ~ 5 81 80 "a 81 l.
Schemes the Week. = c,,
sx1mm pl,nl ,Mr 3Su aG5 il Of 1900 Of 1000, &c
Nos II drawn Tickets s5-shares proportion - ,,,,,
WEDNEsDAYTne Delaware SAFE Lottery 4a 3S IL Of
1900 10 OF 700 is Nos, 10 drawn Tickets s"-shfeS !"
proportiun - ,,.,, ,,,, o,,.rv Glass silica
plaIs: s2i Ug2 lOCO0 $780, 3OOO $500, 1924 OF loo &c 10
Nos, II drawn. Tickets s5-shares IN proportion =, r
FRlDAYThe Sussex County Delaware Lo!ety lass So. r.
VIC SpLESDiD SCHEME ron SATURDAY, 26Ti! APRIL!
The Monongala Lottery Glass PIE p
5000 3OOOO aOOV, 00 1900 @ of 5Dlb o 5o5 iOo
Of 800 73 of CO. &c. - NoH 10 drawn Tickets sIS"ae
- Chamse of hour Sales the above Lotteries at
O'Clock ST. and the drawings received about O'clock by te
ieSraph. -,.;..,o a., p, .s,,vs Tbrrs
days and Saturdays, o'clock Sales CLOSE at nall past IL
Price OF Tickets from 81 to So so:
Oerslor Packages Certificates Of Packages single IcHeb
or Shares the above oMaury& Co. which
there urs from to STU or
the mp2 prompt attention. and the lot
THOMAS LAMBERT
No 3, Exchange Place, Richmond Va
Reolect No a-"Thefcs luck mold numbers gays kp''
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UCkS OFFICE Pearl Street, few doors above the Ahambra
Splendid Schemes for this Week.
acknowledgements $4,000 7.!97 1000 900, 80, 10 Of 500
DC. IS Nos Is drawn Tickets 81.
WEDNESDAY s37y 5O % Of $780, % 800, 81 Of
$50. ~ Ecs, II drawn. Tickets $40
THURSpAY-Capas sal 900 2of 10000 of5Voo. 2of $500
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81
fRlDAY-Capials sO,Oto, 1902 1909, 900 IL Nos,
drawn Tickets 81.
acknowledgements $1,000 10000 30 co., 50OD 500 $3.50
QU 100 ~ Of 1909. IS Nos 10 drawn Tickets
Two Dollar and half Lotteries draw Mondays and FRI
days Dollar Lotteries draws an Tuesday "Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday Lotteries past O'Clock.
NJ in large Lotteries close half past s. April 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
EXTENSIVE CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY,

FRANKLIN STREET REAR OF THE CITY HOTEL.
INIlE subscriber would his thanks the public for the
generous patronage bestowed him for the last fifteen
would his extensive stock OF Carriages
prising Coace Cha rroees Barouehcs
Rockaway Top and Top Bussys and Sukey
materials and workmanship which viii be
equal all respects SUPERIOR TO the best offered
this elsewhere Being determined supply the
public with superior hume made work invite all who
may Carriages of superior quality call and examine
also being determined 10 sell Cheap arti
cIcs of the same quality can be purchased elsewhere.
All kinds Of manufactured ORDER and repairing done with
Esh 3r3m ALFRED KING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
'FRISG AND sr.,IMEu SToCtx OE

: NERclI.V T 4, -. 10 IT NG
Islrips n, 49, his!tEE, No. l2 Main Street, now
5ollNC i.r sss an hes. assortment Of READY MADE
sea @ offered Tor sale Their goods were man
Saiist; WIN %Tea expressly their sales
~ Spring aud 'isitias :he city the purpose of laying in
s'i sex s'tes, would do we'll to call and exam,
NH a!Js; .H!'s Their purchases Motto: "Guick sales
ttESa IS MERCHANT j. WEISIGER,
M 40 N,in Rrh, unnH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22

Tho continue the business at the old sta corner
of m and cash. where he WILDE pleased sec those
in want Of goods moderate erns and respectfully socts call
" y,rcL dam MASSESA BEiZLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-22
LOTTERIES.
iTRATTON,S OFFICE.

,n, sTmATToN's oFFicE. ,,no,
G. IS e Ns g; e e rs!'' cs p e -
Whole Nos 81 81 Ticket Sc c. sold and I s 3rroS
3 n'S9 fs' e Sn"'ss E E 4 A y !; 90
>, 3 9awiNs q S"s.S Extra Glass = Ap3i'1i !,
Nus. y u, do. . Ii 49, and paddy srRAfloN
Drawn Nos. Of SUSSEX No ~ April H :,
rc !, g 49,: q !, 3 e. e. /. 80 e !,. % =
Whole N0s st' n"' sold saa ;l q
?;:"% e, s ? g y: F.:: y? j. & A' *
Ticket sS y 8 :3s Rs'a p a.
5, G R'y" & ." q s'9 e g = A y ''s
Is Drawing e s ca 5 y % ca, d T. ArFi e. 10
Drawing Of Sussex, Extra, No H. April is!n;
Ticket Nos Is ~ do "a i5 81, sold aud I'n ny ,r,,>
DoT s9 Nos !, Sussex 81 10 1, 81 4 Apr i,
Drawing Of Ms"onsoIs Class T. Ag! !, a. % c,
rUEsDAYsussex Lottery, Extra Glass IS Capital 600 20
TTEspAv-Mo Lottery as Capital $4,000 IS
WEDNESDAY Lottery, Class II. Capital sS'O" .;
TIiURspAY-D Delaware Lottery Ex,a Glass 10 Capital $1,000
G6 Nos, II drawn Tickets 81 .o,n0o "a
Nos. IA drawn. Tickets SIS mn, -.N "a
FRIDAY-Sussex Lottery Glass 3d. Capital s2e ''os 10
sATURDAY-sussex Lottery, Extra, Class d" Capital s':""
% ''' 6 HIi scEME FOR APRIL 2@'h! 90,
HIsna S State Ctsr Glass D. for Az ME ;S S oo 800 7 Of
600 lowest No. prize &c. is Nos 10 drawn Tickets ss'aFeS
In proportion ,, :; r.,is,er.d
the oce proof what has donc and every drawn"
the number sold and paid by
the schemes and in all the Lotteries will be promptly
when requested Please address moo, Va
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CARPETINGS.
PETERSON 4 ulIMpuREY

PETERSON L. HUMPHREY 379 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
HAVE just received by the late from Europe their usual
supply Of rich AMI elegant Carpengs patterns entirely new,
styles only had their establishment We do deem
necessary advertise the price many varieties OF Carpeng
will se article price than
III the city.
English Velvet and Saxony Carpets; English Tapestry and
Brussels Carpets English Threepy very IVY Carpets; English
Ingrains patterns Carpets; English Damak and twled
Carpets Rods great variety Checked and White
Mating IA 81 and g. Embossed Table and Piano Cuvers Che
n.e and Animate Rugs French and Italian Shades; Wo,s
ed Tue and Jenny Lind Mats English Druggcs from to- yards
wide
Sheet Cloths. English and American mannfacto
ries, from 81 feet wide, extra heavy.
Also pieces all wool Carpet 50 per yard
together with every desirable style Of goods found regular Carpet
All which will be sold the reasonable
Feb ls-c3n' PETERSON d HUMPHREY.
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BY INLOES g. BROTHER. AUCTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LANDS IN RICH.

MoSD AND HENRlCO.
virtue OF several DEGREES made by the Circuit Court OF thu L
H. States for the fourth Circuit Virginia
the the States Winston oter-
and Adams administrator and others Winston and
Commissioner OF the Court proceed sell the following
supposed belong the estate OF George Winston dec
the times and places and on the hereinafter mrnione
IL o'clock noon, the Court House OF ienco county, shall sill
land in that county 80
terry drecon secondly about hundred and fourteen
land White Oak Swamp about miles eastward
from Richmond thirdly about hundred and eighty
TOUR IN the nsghborood OF that last eone aud ourhy
about hundred and five adjoining Myos land,
lying about i've miles easwardly from Richmond
MONDAY, the 18th Of May, O'Clock the after
noon premises proceed
eide Of 18th street. Richmond the o 18th and Main
with appurtenances, occupied y-- RaHna
plat whereof will be exhibited the SALE
3D. Immediately after the sale last mentioned and the az
will proceed SELL the premises lots
Church Hill with their appurenances the South side OF Broad
the OF Broad and @ plat OF which will
be exhibited the sale; these being
Court and purchased the Of VIM H. Alexander and
be esod by direction the Court the failure
l. Immediately AFTER the last mentioned shall proceed
SELL the egborng or No H. being town half lot tho
of Broad and 9th This lot be sold subdvi
sions according plat exhibited Al the sale
TERMSOu. fourth the purchase of each lot
shall be paid cash the time Of the sae elourh
six months; fourth in twelve months and the other fourth III
eighteen months from The day Of SALE the credit bearing
day Of SALE the purchaser his negotiable
purchase money is paid. C. ~ JOHNSON. Comr
lNLoEs d BROTHER, Aucts. April l5-t&ctd
LAND IN HENRICO FOR SALE.
lE subscriber having removed the South wishes sell his
Land the lower end OF lIenrco county adjoining the
Henry aud Aiken containing about four hundred
The improvements consist OF Dwelling House and all
hundred fifty hundred
The cleared land has been lined and good
of improvement II lies about miles aud half from James
River considered very healthy further description
themselves The land will be shown by Albert Akin,
who lives adjoining JAMES ii; AKIN
',to ltor
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TWO Exhibitions ami Lectures will be given at tile above place
MONDAY night the 2lst and TUESDAY.A NJ, I'D The sub
ect o Astronomy and of the late discoveries will be illustrated by
e hhtst English and American Paintings and moving Diagrams to
tel ialee and illuminated by the celebrated DRuAMoSD LIGHT
several oil The popular notions will be examined reference the
OF the Nom and Planets upon vegetables aud crops and
Inc weather. and their supposed all orueeng and influence
upon life and health Questions presented at the the sv
lecture will be answered and others invited Al the close Of the
lecture the brancy and heat OF the Dummond Light will BIZ
r IN the formation OF the rainbow anil in the burning Of metals and
oer oances Many other singular experiments will be made
necsd win the subject Tbs Lecture will ALL but the Oh
ect Is 10 raise funds o purpose collection and dona
lions VIII be received which will be devoted the
missions III our State which stated Lecture
night IL commence ~ o'clock in the morning following H.
i5-rh
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AUCTION SALES.
If WELLiNGToN GoDD7N, AUcfR:.

MULES, MULES, DC, FOR SALE.
WILL BE- sold al public auction WEDNESDAY. ed Apni
ISL at the stables othe Chesterfield Company near
e Coal Mines II fair if the fair commencing
aiti some ~ - - - ~
sIF"ur months credit, Interest added secured by approx.
and under, cash " " $500 ~ I:nni,I% , a.""A'
April l5-c&dtds '' ''''
x.,,ui tiLEhSANT OAKS FARM FOR SALE.
1ho arm 10 miles from Richmond elgibly situated on TN,
muun. hoaa tGoysr County and ~ miles Of tho
conu anu Railroad
by private contract which due will be given will be offered
Tor sale DF pubic auction on the Premises TUESDAY end
April ISL Ut II O'Clock NJ If lair il the FIRST ay rhcreat
The comprises i6G Whereabouts a of Which ar.
ccare, and arabic tn balance being timber chiefly oak of ar
growth and excellent quality The improvements of sub
sana frame huuse containing rooms the floor and be
the upper Story all Of which, well house have
been recently repaired considerable expense The outbuiss
are OF the description Adjacent the house there large
and welienced Garden AMI frsrate Orchard with 300 400 apple
peach and other fruit trees
TERMSone.hird cash. nehri months and one.,hird il.
u months with interest the purchaser giving appov
ca boni and security for the payment of the and the TILE,
which u retained I'LL the whole be paid For further
apply TO the hucoee the the
James Payart who will take pleasure showing The
any person DESTROYS Of purchasing it.
March 2o-cds w CODDIS Auc;r