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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13

Splendid Lotteries for May, 1901
5l,3ll 10 OF ln.pu l?9 =" -au
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class Oe drawn a. baltimore, On
Saturday, May 18th. 20 Nos. Il drawn
Capitals: $50
). prize of s5I3ia 1873 prizes Of Of !, &C. 81"
- Tickets SIS: halves 80; quarters 3 -.
$4,000, i2.i07. 5000
Susuuehanna Lottery Class ~ be dawn at Baltimore on "ed
ncsduy May :s}i. rs Nos IL drawn.
nr;,s If s4ntsUi pr,ze Of $1,000
f' N 1000
tpl 100
Tickets $40; halves !: quarters : 30
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR MAY 3lST
str INJ, 81 .5,n, 2l,Np
Sixteen draws ballots each package OF 20 IcH:ta
Consolidated Lottery, Glass NJ to be drawn at Baltimore,
Saturday, May 3lst. IS nos, IL drawn
-r;,o a, sly so rrzc of $500
f'W n jN . 1900
g slo5n . $500
If 2.2LU
1900 &C. &c.
Single NJ prizes so nett Tickets go; havss IT, dnae @
meet prompt confidential aen;ion addressed 10
'"t r. NORRIS ~ CO, Managers.
Nav Or 10 6. w. PURCELL. Richmond Va
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EDWIN o. T RA YLO X, =, ,,,rn
c,cu RJ1SD AND DOOR MANUFACTURERS Az 100 ~
saS 10 9Th street. between Main anu no.r io.hsr
Hall mean 40 ,,e,, AZ the neighborins
,nmpy executed in the style, at moderate
| Ip.I .J hand
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Proposals will be received the Office Of IiAxa Brother III
18th ns to be laid before the Stockholders OF the Vehaln
Company their meeting the 2st for the
said road from the city Richmond along Westa OF
road the intersection of the chopped road about hVe
engh-ih contractors specify the price both Tor Ooe @
single track The price for timber bridges and eave m
ont of timber say oak sum plne &c SAID
sealed and directed the Commissioners of the Weshsm
Road Company Richmond by IL O'Clock NJ on MONDAY ' my
May 6-tl9hM
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EY WELLINGTON GODDIN, AUCTK.
&

FARM in the county Fauquler, called "Wavery" contain
survey $685.. 40 OF which hea
Why mbercd remainder arabic condition II il situated
and half miles rom Ihe Rappannotk Canal miles from the
line the AeXarLAand Orange Railroad, twenty four miles rom
Fredericksburg, and IN the vicinity of three merchant mills, Which
afford al! times market for lis produce Wavery has o.
the best upland farms the county: u he"
beautifully in line order very productive IN Wheat and Corn t
and every respect suited I" the size and value OF the farm M
than usually convenient; the barn large w
uverscrs quarters the slaves and very roni"iia
limestone through the land. an an ih'Aiaus
quarry has opened by further descriptions l.
supposed that wishing 10 pun!
chase. will examine for themselves.
am generally the land. and will take pleasure
exhibiting In absence Mr. HUMP rcys NJ! :'r
a information that may be desired
PERMISSION cash. and the remainder credit o one ana
deed the land II G'"sc "i
or. vDsv property Will be offered public thu prem
WELLINGTON GODDlS.
p O. whearlev's. Fauarer Go. May 5--c2twtts
TRUST SALE OF THE RICHMOND ACADEMY.
apY virtue OF Deed OF Trust bearing late on The lin Ia! 90
I'D 1888 executed the Undersigned by the Trustees ~ tie
Richmond Academy therein eloncd We WILL
y the direction City Coun, Rchncnd SELL al lgbi
cash. o'clock p NJ on The goth day
May next aacre C the said cay, situated Nv
corner 10Th and known in the plan o he at cry ~
the number being the upon which the Richmond Academy
is erected The title TO this property Is lndsputabie
,.,uo, -. j jSSHR RIT TAHq; rre'-~
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ARRIAGEs. CARRIAGES


ag lbs asI5 s IL ~. hi. c6sc
Meks Main sna s Old and 70 sss Asy
HS IS sna
sold at and respectfully invites those want of any ar
win be made to order On good terms had
city OF Richmond, aud warranted to stand
SUMMER HATS.
HAVE this day received large assortment Of SUMNER Ia
a' as sis SS
a G S A Dp
s Of ans Oh OnIk s dr rsry ha.
Ii want Of something good aud fine call at No 90
p SAlways on hand good of Silk and Cotton
brelas. IAprils Il. a. A.
ITMBRELLAs AND PARAsoLs.-Just opened
brelas for sale at CENERY's, ~
April Opposite Depot. *
MoK SIT H CO. Ssys Just ases1. p' lss s
S"a "s 1' S sSs he s
PIANO FORTEs.
p EaSS ciHRKs PaS G Fo * is
purchase PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE,
May leo Main street.
a GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE subscriber
IA manufacture Agricultural Machnesand Implements
Mills Straw cuiters Corn Shelters variety Of pats
Hill Side and sunsoi poughs, Corn and
and after the approved lily Horsepower
tested and uniformly to be the best
Machines repaired the best Castings in iron and
BRASS furnished al short notice.
May H. BALDWIN las Main street
SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACTOKP
INILAM SALMON, Saddle and Harness Manufacturer I'm
w Main doors City Hotel aud door xxi
Peake Bradley Co has and will keep constantly On hand @
# his own MANUFACTURER Saddles. Harness. Brides, &c. and
articles usually establishment, which he
nly requests and the public generally call and exam
elsewhere will sell cheap for cash.
rnr Central Railroad Depot he earnestly soicits
the patronage of the surrounding country w ,.,,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13

FITS FITS!: FITSI!!
EAR HARRIS VEGETABLE EXTRACTS FOR FlTS-Ihe as
- ,onshns which has attended The use OF TINS
medicine Eplep Fits Falling Sickness Spa'ms cramps
Commissions Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness &C.
renders valuable medicine discovered In act a
rcnel Tor the above Diseases
II STANDS USRIvALLED AND ALONE
There other reliable remedy has been said mat Epilepsy Is
ncurabIe. This however DIR. Harris Vegetable EX.
tract has and constantly curing this distressing complaint as me
testimony received from and others viii show T see
certificate published Harris Recorder pamphlet form,
10 be had of the Agents. gratis.
Prepared by Hart d. and for sale by all principal Druggists
Price single package. SO. four do. sU.
~ b. TAKE NoTIcE-G +. Thomas (laie Thomas Mes) OF
Cincinnati Ohio. my Agent any other
Tie agency medicine placed solely in the
hands Messs T. w Dyo North Second Street,
Philadelphia, whom all future orders addressed, and the
order will Immediately he forwarded s. HART, NJ. ID.
Sole Proprietor
For list Agencies general,
ent of Standard Preparations under Samaritan
"Doyts Oracle OF HEALTH For sale by ADlE ~ GRAY.
NAV l2-cwdy Richmond. Va. land Druggists generally
nONNETS, RIBBONS, &c.-Jus OPENED an addi. Ga,
II tional supply the style BONNETS with 1
and straw trimmings also, handsome assortment RIB
BONS which the attention of the ladies arc respectfully invited
' WM.J SWORDS.
Nav IN No. s25 Broad Street. ShUckoe HILL
-
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GRATES, GKATES, , ,,;
TIME undersigned offer their friends and the
aarsraIy a large beautiful assortment OF CRATES AMI
EENSERS Of their manufacture which they are
the lowest northern prices and having the only
a,ar aTticle than any other establishment in the city
hsv aiso make and LIGHTNING RODS IN town OF couh
try, IN ne oeyI d na ~ G. e. A. BAKGAMlN, Jr.
proniptesSs ah"op 10Th street. Main and Ca ry
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will be received the office Of the virginia
Raiiroad Company Richmond until the 18th day OF
Nav for erecting addition to their Derot 70 feet Long, WIN
will require ping side Contractors a,c
,. Kids all tho work necessary complete the alo
I state whsn thew will finish Proposals are also invited
for erecting stone wall m feet long, between boaa sees au w
ioo 0"u' ~ " ~ +. GOLDEN RUGGLES,
Nav l-am C. E. Virginia Central Railroad.
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PETERSBURG. April "a, 1851.
Two will BE- reesi I'VE nv, u aa '
W 30 miles OF The Track Oh t
1on ~ Tn Rail Road Company will furnish all me mae
rails ,;u 10 e.bbited for several days preTlou,
Plans and specifications WEI V eN "
letting. y,,,,,, NJ ,hou ~ ner cent the contract
Eli be required. and each proposal must be
jill .isr from ponsbe person, stating tha ae SEoRn
the security, Chief EnsinetI
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I1poRTaNT TO FARMERS, >

r.pnpSERs FLORISTS SHIP OWNERS; opsUFES ''
90 Coup ASiES MANUFACTURERS Az ~ iL Cr,ispS
sioSAL MEN Mocha MICS AND Sn RIour srcvx
yuyHE PUMP AND FIRE 'paTssr-All arrangements
will be This 's pubic edces
s dwellings, anu hs farmer is per-
cure M. Of all unaccommodang insurance companies aa
can bid defiance 10 tue R,EEtcoMMESDATIoNs
o,.r.irn.i do hereby certify tina; each OF US nas mao
we we r I'M, one of Mr. X. g. Michep6 Improved Pumps
ereee m 10 lair trial, and feel hesitation IN RECON-
lbs Pumps worthy Of the confidence and pattonagJ OIL w
nshil'S "' veg CHARLES MARK. Richmond
pubic DR. ROYSTER, TIuguenot Spril2"
ARCIPD VAUGHN, Farmvi!e.
1bay. Pump Mr. r. Birmingham Mitchell ~ NY y a. se;
TEEN II a most Sdluaple aiPs"''se' L. b. TYLER
The Pump can the Whs onice hoys arrs ar.
NOTICE ALI persons buying orsellng the ABOVE a dc
responsible for it, =, ,urruEI T. pyonr.or
April ll-cf K BRIII IN.InA I - ,s o,,r;cv
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UCkS OFFICE, Street. few doors above the ALEXANDRIA
~ Hotel.
Splendid Schemes for May, 1851.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass l., TO be drawn Baltimore.
Saturday l2 drawn Grand Capitals prize
SOL 3l1, III oil 10000 l9a of 0 Tickets sj halves So
quarters rs
Suslu Lottery Glass D. 10 he drawn al BALTIMORE Wcdnes
day. May Odd IS Nos, drawn Capitals prize $1,000
l297, rU 1000, 100 OF n 100 Of $40, Tickets sl0i halves
5; quarters 80
BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR MAY 3IST!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class NJ be drawn Baltimore
Saturday, May 3ls IS Nos IL drawn Grand Capitals prize
500 2D 800 1909 G,iG1 800 100 2,50
Tickets SGD; halves 10 quarters s.
TT Two Dollar and half Lotteries draw Mondays and Fri
days Dollar Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday
aud Friday half past II O'Clock A.
NJ Sales in large half past April 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-13

HrayISG made arrangements with the Government Agent Tor
sunnly of best PERUVIAN GUANO for autumn sales. am
for what they may require Tor
Fall use To prevent disappointment and trouble hos w n
e would send their orders Without delay
% nrcs can be arranged time of delivery as may be
most sieeao'' !" f~ HUGH w. FRY.
rrySu
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FOR SALE OR RENT

yFyIIE "Washngton HOTEL" clpl1y Htuatcd al The
of Grace and in the Of the Hii
city and fronting the Capitol Square has about 30 rooms Hl
incinp nbic and dining and bed
ara on the premises Kitchen stable shed
-s nyran, paved yard ALSO fixtures for
s arI Two entries The House. sold before the 18th
y will be thoroughly repaired anu all made to give
work can be done
The of May which the tenants will
expire location OF the bcs! III me CITY 10"
For terms, apply TO MANN p va az. ~ ! NJ,
Aurl l9-cI 4Ne"I wy pleu4'cn
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THRESHING MACHINES, CORN SHELTERS,

q
Thresher+, asicuary straw n.
Machines common Thrscrs and ilor.s Powers Corn Shelters
his construction; Also the celebrated Bamboush Fam
much after Maryland aud peinry paci.
lar attention 10 his Patent Straw Cutter s warranted superior TO
any other Gutter a. the same or ;wce the cost
lie devices particular attention rhrssns Machine reparsar
Smith He will warrant such repairs give satisfaction New SETS
useless equal Horse Chains rases for Drums and
the usual variety Of machine irons urnsl" at short notice
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
rINIE uf Visitors viii the y. NJ Institute 25
be forwarded to the on or before that day.
Vacancies will exist for State Cadet from The following Senatorial
Brunswick, Charlotte, Berkeicy King Queen and PITT
The Cadets supplied grarurously board washing
tuition fuel lights medical attendance which
Ths personal expense Cadet himself is estimated
$50 None admitted State Cadets who
The Of ray Cadet estimated s275 500
stue All who admitted Pay Cadets required
between 25 years. unexcep,onahe
moral character and freedom from bodily disease inirmity
The Superintendent can make who
may eedeachers from the graduation class early application be
The graduating exercises take place the 9Th July which
casion the graduate class will hc represented by following Cadet
of "i' b Cadet ;ssa f. N G%Sss M hanover
. W. A. Eli"son Of Alexandra.
valedcory Addresses BY caic G iamss Of Washing IN
read al 81 So an saos osSn
iivercd by Cadet Joseph Mayo, Wesrmoreand.
FRANCIS II. SMITH, superintendent.
March l2-cwtlsMay &2am;25J
SUMNER COURSE OF MEDICAL INSTRUC-
TON, IN RICHMOND, VA.
rENIE Of Summer Instruction the various branches Of
Medical Education will be resumed Monday, 18th April I'M
der the following arrangement
LECTURES
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy by ClIAS BELL GIBSON, NJ D.
Practice OF Medicine and Pathology by DAVID H. TUCKER D.
Obstetrics AMI Diseases Women Children JAMES H..
CONWAY. W u.
S Ssss yt sn nsas By aPS
Anatomy and Physiology by CARTER p JOHNSON, NJ. d.
The Course VIII continue from The middle the middle
OF October win an during The month of August TIE
plan OF instruction 'a Will DC pursued will consist of combination
oil Lectures and Examinations Two be delivered cac
day preceded by close examination upon the subject Of the pre-
Vious Lectures ample time will thus be allowed the student 10!
reading and for the study Of the clinical which VIII DC
constantly brought 10 his laly examinations VIII
afford Il stimulus to closer a|piclun.
Students viii have accc. Al al! liza wards OF the lnfr'nay
OF the Medical College AMI uf the House.
Abundant opportunity will be afforded for the study Of Practical
Anatomy.
Fee Tor the whole Course 500 Tickets will be issued by the Sec
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
MR.. MILLS AND HIS STATUE.

We find in the correspondence Of the New
York Post, this merited eulogium on native
artist of whom his State and the country may
well be proud
1t will be gratifying to the readers Of the
Errning Post, to know that the equestrian
statue of Jackson, which has been topic of
Washington conversation for some two years
past, will soon be finished and submitted to the
admiration of the public. Mr.. Mills, the artist,
commences melting flor. the body of the horse
to day, and during the current week, one halt
of the body will probably be cast All but the
body is now ready. | have seen the head OF
the hero, and the head Of the horse, and il is
safe to say that the horse will divide the ad-
miration of the public, with his rider.
1t is generally conceded here that there is no
finer horses head upon any equestrian statue
in the world
The Generals head is very characteristic,
and by his most intimate friends here, especi-
a!ly bv Mr.. Blair. is esteemed satisfactory
When raised upon the horse, the aggregate ele-
vation will be between fifteen and sixteen feet.
1t is to be placed in the centre of the park, in
the rear of the Presidents house.
As Americans never do anything precisely
as other people do, your readers may be curl
Gus to know what novelty has been introduced
into the first piece Of bronze casting of any size
ever made in this country, and into the first
equestrian statue epcr cast on this continent.
This will be the first and the only equestrian
statue in the world which is supported solely
by the hind legs of the horse. In most cases,
one of the forclrgs has rest The famous
stotue Of Peter the Great comes nearest to an
absolute poise, but that is supported by the
tail, which gives the horse constrained ap-
pcarancr, as if he were trying to pull himself
away.
What adds somewhat to the interest which
this work is naturally calculated to inspire, is
the fact that two years ago, Mr. Mills was an
obscure worker in plaster in South Carolina,
without name or experience. He never saw
an equestrian statue made in his life; he never
before attempted piece of casting, and has
constructed his own furnaces and machinery
without the models, or even the advice of any
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
Episodes in the House and Senate.

Under this caption the cooperation organ OF
Saturday, dcvotcs considerable space to inform
lis readers how badly the sccessonists Jared IN the
recent war OF words in the Legislature OF South
Carolina II is even amusing at this late day, 10
hear the several comments made in reference to
that occasion, when wit and sarcasm assumed
tLeir sway to the exclusion of5cter judgment and
strict proprety. Each one claims for his tavorite
the greatest amount of glory. For our part we
saw no call whatever for the attack made by AIR.
Campbell upon the Secession party, and OF course
have our own opinion as TO who came OIL best. IL
is matter ofno consequence who got the best OF
the fight All we ask is, that justice be done-let
the old maxim be observed by the Standard and
we are ready to compare notes with HIM. Let
I Justice DU Jour though tho Heavens chould fall"
Although we belong to class ofmen who once
were called Secessionsts, and we would glory
yet in the name, if such thing would be in order,
Yet we are not blind to the faults of our co-adu-
tors. They as well as the co-operationsts are
but men, and are liable alike 10 the imperfectons
of human nature. We wear no party collar with
the inscription upon it "my dog" R. B. Rhett, or
an, body else-Uhe idea is borrowed) We hold
ourselves amenabIe to no party OF men, Tor the
expression OF "oUR PRINCIPLES" We are no or
gan-man, nor would noe be. Yet nevertheless
we would have some sort of showing, and claim
some glory as it goes along.
Now let us see how matters stand between
Messrs Campbell and Keitt' 1t was during Mr.
Campbclls advocacy of his rendition and retaIa-
tory scheme, that he indul l5ed himself to all un-
warrantable extent in philIippic against the Sc
cessionists, which had about as much to do with
,Lr arrumeu, of the bi as there was justice in
the bill itself Mr.. Keitt replied to Mr.. Campbel
after Mr.. Campbell had INDUCED his sarcasm,
to very considerable extent, at the expense of
these srccssonists who celebrated the 2Sh June
last, under the shadow Of Fort Moultrie.
Now we ask what had this matter to do with
Mr.. Campbcll's bill, which proposed 10 take the
property of man in South Carolina, who, untor
tunatcy, came from a Northern State, which re-
used TO observe to the letter, tho fugitive S lave
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
More about Plank Roads.

We copy the following from the South Caroll-
nian of Tuesday, for the encouragement Of our
citizens:
PLANK RoAD.-We are gratified to learn
that an effort is now making. and with some
success, to organise company for the purpose
Of buiIding a plank road from Columbia to
Union Court House. A portion ofthe stock,
through the exertions of one of our leading
merchants, has already been subscribed for,
and we trust the necessary amount will soo1
be subscribed.
We regard this enterprise as absolutely ne
cessary to the mercantile interests ofour town
and it requires no very serutinizing observa-
ton to become aware Of the fact. There is
capital enough to build a dozen such roads,
and all experience on this subject proves that
these roads are not only profitable Investments,
but add largely to the business and trade
their termini.
The present undertaking has been commenc-
ed in the right mode-whout am extraneous
efforts to enlist public sympathy. Those who
have seen its Importance have gone 10 cork;
and we must devoutly wish them the most
abundant success.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
Christmas Presents.

There is no doubt the idea is good one to
make the hearts ofour friends glad at least once
year, BY giving them such tokens of our friend
shin, love and esteem, as seem adapted best TO
the circumstances under which we are placed
Now, we have this proposition to make to our ma
ny kind friends, who have so often given us ur-
mstakcabe evidences OF their regard: never
mind about troubling yourselves to conJure up
what you think would suit us best; just send us
what you owe us as New Years gift and we
promise to acknowledge The same in becoming
terms, and thus YOU will have discharged your
duty: and it may be, save yourselves many hours
OF !ccplcss anxiety and stop the cry of that syrcn
satan, PAY THE PRINTER.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-12-25
Christmas Day.

Cur patrons will see by our paper to-day ina
we have alticlpated its publication and appear
one day earlier than usual. This we do in order
that the hands in our office may have it in their
power to enjoy at least one holiday.
Christmas day has always been considered a
day of rest, and opportunity is always aiioraed
Tor ought to bc) to all persons to enjoy it as such'
II has been the custom time out OF mind, 10 MAKE
special provision for its approach in some way or
other At all events it is gala day, and eNPec-
taon with almost every class Of persons is at
wavs on tip-oc, relaiv TO its enjoymenls and
Measures. We can we'll recoI'cct in by gone
DAYS. the thousand fond fancies which invariably
aoticipatcd its return. In childhood, toys and su
oar nlums invested its coming with no little inter-
est In later days, its advent was marked with
other associations, suitable to the gradual pro-
GROSS which the march Of mind would naturally
mako Even now. since we have arrived at fuA
stature, we have not forgotten nor ceased 10 look
for extras, during the Christmas and New Years
holidays.
We hope that all of our friends may have
happy time of it, and that many returning ann
versares of this happy day, may find them eaci
and all in the fullest enjoyment of health and nap
pness, with all the blessings and comforts Possio'
! rJr TuJ0y -fT-7Ttft 'fT7'