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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02
CEEANCERy SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CHANCERY.
AlonZo Campbell as. John Bohanan and Della Ann Bo-
hanan.
Virtue and in pursuance OF Decree of the Circuit
ID Court for the county kenost Of W isconsin,
made and entered in certain cause pending therein. the
Chancery side thereof in the Term OF May, A. D. 1852
wherein Alonzo Campbell is Complainant aud John Boz
hanan and Della Ann BohanaT defendants, bearing
date the 10Th of May, 4. ID. 1852, shall sell public
ton to the highest bidder the door OF the our House in
the city of henoea in said county, saturday The 24h
day of July, A. d. 1852, between the hours OF nine and
twelve in The forenoon of that day. the following described
real estate to w.t. "Al those certain pieces parcels,
Its Ofland ing and being in the county kenosha and
state OF Wisconsin, described follows, viz: All of the
West half of the south West quarter, and the West half
the SOUTHEAST quarter of Section No. Thirty (0j in Town
ship two O., North of Range No twenty-one (2 East.
containing One Hundred and Sixty 900 acres land and
in the Milwaukee Land District"
Dated KenoSha, June Isl, \. ID. 1852. GA
NATHAN r. ALLEN,
Sheriff OF kenosha County.
o. 3 HEAD, COmplt's. Sol.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining in the Post Office at Kenosha for
The month ending June 30. 1852.
Kelley Timothy2
Andrews Sherman Ketchum William
Angear John w l.
Arran Mrs Jane Lacy John
Andrews Mrs w Leanehan Michael
B Lain Seecta Mrs
Brooks Enoch Lynch J l.
Bell William Leland John
Baker Miss & Lamb John
Brown Nelson o NJ
Bailey George Myers Levi
Baebe Ezra MDonnclI Samuel
Brown Miss johanna Miaina Patrick
Beuion Mr. MCanna Susan
Brogan Ca'harinc McKoy Jno w 2
Burnett VI Mozham James
Burton Robert Mcbride James
Barnes Pnebe Mcdonnell Marcea X
G. Mcllamara Thomas
Clerrv Hannah Mrs Moory Mary Mrs
Clark Elizabeth Miss Moran Thomas
Chambers Frank N
Caaulbers ) + Newell Lmsi
Chamclor Mr. Nickcrson Reuben
Clark Emile Miss o
Callahan Patrick OILS f r
Cordng Mrs Osborn Daniel
Calen Patrick
Cain Thomas Pnlcphcr George
Chase S Mrs Patterson Margaret
Clark Ces,a Mrs Persons l. y
Creamy Ilannah Mrs Powers S G. DR..
ID r
Dolby Thomas Rasc c s Cupt
Darbee Arren Robinson Eliza
Dodge Warren Reid John
Delay Thomas
Denis Sarah NJ Mrs Swezev S JC3
Dempsy Bridget SteggcI Mr.
Eelaney Catharine Snnn lydia
f Smith Williams
F. lix Sarah Miss Snon William
Elmer Lucinda Miss Scott Amos X
F Shepard w
Fields CIa7isa Mrs Stevens Daniel
Foley Andrew Symms William
French l. A b G. Starr SVmon.
franklin Thomas Stanton Benjamin
Foas G A Miss Shnort Janett Miss
FussarJ John Il
Furman John e. Turner Abraham
FOukner Ii Tubbs Byron
e. V
Gibbons Alexander Vandstyn Jas
Gage Oatman w
II Waldren Bridget
Kitchens Maria Miss Wall George
Hale Azirah s Wheeler w D
Harlow Williams II T.
Hale Thomas Wales Sarah f
Nall George WILDER Nelson Mrs
Hanks Levi woodward Frances Mis-
Hitchcock A ID Mrs Wood Hezekiah
Haney Patrick GEEMAN LETTERS.
Hcaley Dit>ck Edward
Hill George Sabaslon KIigenshal
Gawkenkauf Jean
James Ann L Miss Nelson Mary
Joslin Eliza Mrs FIegnepier John
X Fuskatine Chorles
Kingsley Elizabeth ; Coosberv VI
Kinney Barnard Mayer Theodore
knowlton Sabna Miss Shulzen friedrich.
Persons calling for the above, will please mem
lion advertised.
SIMEON KING, p NJ
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02
DISSOLUTION,

VIE CoPartnerShip heretofore existing under the name
anu Firm OF Smith, French s. Co, smith Sherw God
Co. has this da! expired by Limitation. and i hereby dis
solved All persons having demands against said irrn: and
all persons indebted said firms are REQ rested TO call on
Head campbell & Resd for settlement they only ar,
authorized 10 close up the business of said firm.
a. h. SMITH,
May 5ih, 1852.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02

DIAPER Window Shades. 4 new and extensive 10, Of
figured WINDOW SHADES usreceive ed and for sale low
at Aug.lo hISG's BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02

AtHAsOLS. Every description and pr,..,.o-. :.
NETCALF. MERRILL & CO.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02
TO KENT.

Brick dwelling house situated in Grand Street. in the
~ first ward of the city. Also, thu dwelling known
the gravel cottage, with Garden, Barn, &C.
J. NJ STRYKER.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02


TEyE undersigned would say their that they
Ill have withdrawn from The goods trade. and
ready devote their time the settlement their books
All persons having unsettled accounts requested cali
them their Office, Wisconsin street, lin the Runals
House, and have the same adjusted.
HEAD. CAMPBELL 4 HEAD.
Nav :, 1852.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02

EvSVELOPES. superior article OF Buff, White and
II Note Envelopes, of all sizes and varieties
Dee. % KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-02

Remaining in the Post Office at Kenosha, 70
The month ending June 30. 1852.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
MEHgsiiyDlSF,

I;3UGs, MEDICINES. &C. &C.
ID r*Siu% ~ BhOI HER wholesale AMI rei,i, DRUGGISTS
r.y: js cr.,ci large au well selected SCI nj
:.r.r:c.a. frrur.r snd : i,s!lsh Chemicals
Nttrncs. i've SGiIs Ps:'uricry Fancy Articles
rIla's 81 i. ia,ucT> CNlrEs and H.;i.Ca
American alri rr.,,c! '. ln,'ow Glass. all Sis
Pmit:. orr rNH manufacture
f"tr:. w .ric!c usually kept u ci line OF business
"i'h dc ,:ff Nrrci.l FL, iis an! lie IurIt
:ehrt' = m me ;ar at.c.sso ;;e best Gcliy be
cHt!y Msrchan; Cad 20 their il rrc,t 10 examine ON
rietc. p. JOHNSTON x lIHUTiIER.
DTussi-a 10 Main street, Kiclar..!, Va
M1:ch II '"e~''= u '"'si""s s'"e'
DitUt.>. alEDIC1AES. PATSTs OILS Sc.
{ 81 fnceisS'' aai ter sale by DOVE & co.
~ s. On lbs sup rarb Soda (I.ccs BesD
2,in lbs Prime Maldcr
l2Fl Il- Extract Of Ioswond
2i0l0) Cigars from s. TO $50 per thousand
Ito Matches
100 plrs ages Tobacco. Chewing
5'tal TafcrI smoking Trbarc
3a boxes Window Glass 5 by 10, 10 BIZ u
ltsJ Cinnamon
) barrels rowIatuu Pipes
: ba cls Common do
~ oIre.S Fine Proof Paint
Oh boxes nj Starch
ma lbs CGrr:ras InGisu
80 lbs Manila do
luI dozen bead Sha, Yer;I!fuse
loo 10 McIanc's 10
5n ,r Ricr's 10
10 40 Fahassiuck's 10
"a barrels cugpcTls. Bright Green
~ Stl,!ItZ AID Soda Powders
ESQ baskets Sweet ul (ntH brandy
IN IONS White Lead in te-s
ei bags a spice and Pepper
loo dozen Paint Brushes
Together with almost description anil OF goods IN
ine o business which o!rr the and
country trad" DOVE d co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
NEW SPRING GOODS.

as,rr aLENl lAE. CRESSHAW = co.
~ ihe steamers Roanoke City OF Norfolk, Sgi'
r '9la't' AID packets Hanover and Oranna, from Bai
ha a@! New YORK. large and well selected stock OF
as' ilnrscn and style, consisting in part, OF the
Fsai S ns1 'a ego :oloie; nres. Silks, all prices
l."sa,si oack ana plain Gro de Rhine ami Armuni
~ s era c''.r'I Marcene and assorted Floreaees
r na:, Tissues, plain aud printed Baresc dc Lanes
e." 1"2" IL ,fta"i, Persian de I.anes and Robes
d.: cred swiss Muslin dotted plaid and striped Robes
NJ Mu!l: HanEooS, black anil plain Swiss do
49, = oroiderec Curtains and drapery Musas
r,"2fd Cambria Fiouneing, all width.
ss+.r rcred Msbtiilas Lace Shawa and Srarfs
t:is aiiih net for Mant'as. black aud white
ra:..ac's edsinss. inser.inss and bradIns
@.'s. edgihgs. insertiHss and hiani do
..%i, b.acs. button: collars, cuffs and capcs
.'ta. Va cnciennes muslin anG other laces
~ ata cambria edsings and inser,incs
'. and gentlemcns silk and cotton hose and hal hose
10 ana senemen's silk gloves and mlis; hid 90
: sas,io and Bra lillian tuck and side Combs
.+; To:T crooked and boomer 60
go. meek, cap. ve!re, and assorted Rihanda
:'.', nerIan aGd net. ShaTls and Mantiilas
KIN eCt,' cirLles and embroidered Gimp
-. on Skis made and in the piece
~, sns embroidered linen cambria uJEis
A. aad coHca Umbrellas. Parasos and sun Shades
~e s.! zoo Mosquito citing and Cotton fringos
''n Easnh md American Prints all prices
: ~ ~ ANN auslins and tirganGles IN var et!
4 - sti,,iti an: plain Ginehams. Linen do
4 H.: anu 10 | diaper, damask and table Cloths
1, 'Gs, 20! las huckahack, Scotch and bird eye Diaper
.iheh' !awE ard linen canhrics
an. t'cy coorsd cloths. cassimeres and doe SKINS
IL ,, .s Eye cashoerct: and summer cloths
50. -.nd ia.c, crlofed linen drilliass. all grades
en-. -,s, ;, si,s ceshusre and Marseillss vesting
lag utia" ,arners' linen and burlaps
,,t '.ih., e"i;onadcs, iemns and York Mixtures
Nm M, n nes.iuc.. and Pennsylvania cassimeres
s amu 'l!hiure checks and bed ticking
."ns 'cs. Canton nannes and batting
.St- oia:Ee! domestic shceIinss and shirng
ah. rices cotton ozanburgs Canton Maung &e &C
Z cbi s shoii'ime. VALENTINE, CRENSHAW & CO,
u - No, 90 Of Broad and 9Th streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
Spring STOCK
u e. A DE X son G, co...
Wholesale Dealers in Straw and Silk G. Gods,

TO- ~ PBAEL STREET.
I'VE received and Opening the arrca and hes,
sock of Sock Of Straw aud Goods eve. before offered
this market consisting Iii parf. follows:
III, nj ynr,tv ,...i- 1900
very goods; large supply Of Sill. onne.z;
ah beautiful OF Ribbons. the latest mpoa
comprising all OF the styles making com
aud desirable stock be found Northern city
French and American Flowers Bonnet Silks Illusions Blond
Grapes; F!uc Innings: Ruches, Tabs Straw Trimmings and il
short article arpeanlng the Millinery Trade pdna
Pedal Rutland Florence Coburr Pearl and L. Hats Manu-
their goods the department, they feel conf
they sell as low they he purchased elsewhere
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
NEW SUPPLIES.
BOUTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c.

IsoZ
VHTE have received cOstniy receiving additions our
w new SUI Shoes Trunke Carpet Bags nIth
BILE for tho Spring which ocf old friends
and all in waa. Shoes, TrGHks &C. small profits "r
cash or nunctu We t.c deal Of pains III Sc
lectioc our Shoes and will all in wait a: our
stock is equal in quality variety any North South Cur
facilities good OF houses Our sock cor"
sists IN mart as follows Ladies Caters Of all qualities from Size
So adic fine CATER !ukins Ladies Dress Shoes and Slippers
qualities: Genenens fine Call Dress Boots large as>orl
rn.ni Gerenens different qualities III! Gentle
cns Caters different coors Gcn.meGs Patent Leather Shoes
Grucmens Cali gans Mems and Boys Kip PerEed Bno,ec
Cons Shoes all styles Travelling cnnks: CARPET Bags and
Packing Trunks We respectfully ave merchants and all others IN
March Is PUTNEY g. WATTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
soKvELL. jones 4 EGGnEsroS.

EOKVELL. JONES & EGGLESTON,
No. II, PEARL STREET. LEADING TO MAYos BRipoB,
OFFER FOR SALE low Gr cash punctual customers
- !ns. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar
81 hhds West lrriIcs and Porto Rico MDlasscs
p barrels Syruu MoaSses
435 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
Is bags supsro, old lava and Mocha Coffee
i3 chests ard half Chests fine Tea
615 kegs and wrought Nails
42G sidcs so"! and damaged Sole Leather
33n bs ss Shot
~ dozen painted Pals
E7 bnxcs Taow Candles
IL hnxrs Sperm and A!amantine Candles
IS boxes Soap
45hrb Havana and Principe Cigars
% dozen Hemp ami Cotton Lines and Cords
II Cap and Letter Paper
l20 reams Wrapping Paper
- barrels old Whisky. some very fine.
half pipes superior sid Brandy
10 quarter casks Madeira and Sherry Wine
~ dninns old IraTdy. fvnIage 1867
u barrels sweet Malaga Wine
qliarlrr Casks superior Port Wno
= barrels pare Cider Vinegar
80 baskets CHAMPAGNE Wine
lIpr superior Pimc Apple GIN
! casks jamaica Spirits
IL barrels New England Rum
PO%der. Lead, Steel. Window Glass Bed Cords
Plough Lines Bale Cotton. Cap and Letter Paper
Shoe Thread Ginger, Spice Pepper
Chewing Tobacco, Smoking Tobacco Salch, DC.
March IL
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SfKINti to-!
RICH a II 70 sOE 6 co..
ND n Dtul n DR.. Goods,

RICH ~ II ID - 6; CO..
s:nuo ter, and wholesale Dealers ia Dry Goods,
q MAI: STREET. RcHmoSp. "a.
EETE prepared the merchants virginia End North
w Carolina .al
BRITISH, FRENCH Il GENMAT DRY GOODS.
carriuy seeci,dGre well adapted Ia their
safes and which the latest yi.. an Patterns lLrnrcl
stock will embrace l- Usual variety Of Il N r II L Il
4 incum- III. different s.nis Domestic Cot.
Of STAPLE AID FANCY htIcles viii
comuare favuraJiv will house city.
They ed sale prizes accommodating
luvrs cordially invited 90 rTanims atocs.
ALSO C1rpc:ngs, Rugs o0 C.oi. Mats SC great variety
RICHARDSON x CO..
Feb 25--lir.' ~ Main Sire tt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

TO CONTR CTORS.
FIFTY NILES OF TRACK TO LAY :;
E0ROfOSAS Will be received the office Of The Cnnin:
Richno on THURSDAY 25:h inst for laying % mes o w
tract of tic Virginia Central Rail Road between the Iuncloh
with T rail- Specifications be obtained al the o.
fee after the Eth.
March is T COLDER RUGGLES. C. z.
(NUANO-4.UO0 bags genuine No. Peruvian
VI PLASTER-o0 Lubec Ground
TAR-50 b1rrel.-for sale by ..>-
March l6 8. GkupER q oO.NS.-
DRONZE DE LAINES.-A few patterns, very pretty
ID Bronze De LANES, for sale verylow,
March II JAS G. CIENERY. opposite Depot.
DLASTER AND GUANO.-1Oo toos lump Plaster; S'o
E bags Peruvian Guuno, afnat for sale .>, n H., nab
March lo-e3t T. JEFF RsoN PEYTON, Basin BANK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
500 WORTH OF READY MADE CLOTHING

,z,r. SPRING TRADE. 1852.
e >os''ors would ask the attention Of the trade TO their
s y nn. whi;h icy have in s.ore These eoods
al? made by the trade Of Virginia and North
" ~ cn: 49,. ~ursn nSa think cannot 90 equtlea
v :" an! o:hsr ci: CI :: No i02, Main street.
-..lLcn - KEEN CHI! ES & BALDWIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
~~-~~~~>o-
Gn ID rNr rnnnS

SPRING GOODS.
CHINA, EAR7HENHARE, GLAss &c.
ME Subscribers receiving, U! es
< from Europe. their Epn: goods c"isis's VI ~
and English China, Eaieun and Fancy anu
the American munuacu very extensive STOCK OF
Cy pressed, plain Glassware Ias'os
VII Sc c which bay i trado, and the public gen
~ 1'' 1i " WM. T. BtTIER & Co,
March6 Ihl'ot'els. :. tam stree
sIISIEG SUPPLIES. 1872.
n AM now receiving my srrinG supply III BOOKS -rv
AMI STATIONERY, which VIII embrace my EyEtsAKA
usul large and general assortment elected Tor tie
80 ,fale including unusual Large stock AEIl1B
Ca', md Letter Writing Papers. in grea varieties
Crrnrry Merchants Invited to examine my sock which will
30 o,r.reI al unusually low prices.
'e 1-s- sole agency Tor WORCESTER'S PIASOS.
A. MORRIS.
March6 Late Drinker d Morris. " Main
FIR E,H SUPPLY OF HATS AND GAPS.
yHNIIE subscriber respectfully informs his old 1
and the public, that he has ready inspection,
stock goods his line and Northern gig
AMI manufacture. The stock The usual variety
FUR slk wool and casscre lia sott; Panama Mara
cabo Curacao India P Swiss eahr, thack pearl and white
cnnrs) all the grades Of Hungarian and Magyar LIS with aud
without cates boys and chcns Hats and summer Caps OF all
qualities and patterns ladies' riding Hats all the styles Of
raid Abon To and variety OF young and old gcnt!cmens
fancy Hats all OF the various grades Palm
leaf Hats by the or Dozen
Merchants and the trade generally invited examine the stock
whether they intend purchasing Richmond The subscri.
her has doubt the cy;esscness and variety Of the
men with the will be found inducements
strong enough keep purchasers from going further North
JOHN DOOLEY,
March Sim No 81 Main street, Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
SPRING GOODS.
SyhDS!V2RTEI. uUHEEn s. co.,
MIN NYHE,E,;

bkTIOTESAE dealers in Fore. en- and American Dry
w Goods. ccCivn- sIncE OF Spring and Summer Dry
Goods, which they c!er the trade their usual Country
and city merchants Respectfully solicited 10 cal! and examine
their s;nrk.
They continue supplies week during
,hLp March 1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

1a1GE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND HARD
WARE At COST.
FlC subscribers intending discontinue the sale oil HARDWARE
and wishing tic alterations and repairs naue
IN their to cenininE themselves hereafter excu-
sveIy the Goods will sell cost for cash. or approx
ed ac months their large and desirable st6cK
Of bnh DTy Goods ard HARDWARE
ara others kill find to their interest 20
anime tbs excellent stock Goods which VIII be .od AZ eher
wholesale retail. IHOs d IhAs ELLIS @ -,
For 0.,l 100 .ia;n street, Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
SAVE YUtR MONEY!
CHARLES p. FREEMAN s; CO.,

(f.ATE FREEMAN, !loDGEs &c Eo)
EXPORTERS aud Jo,cT door South Of ibery Stree: No IN
Broadway York. have aml. aud will he receiving
daily through the NEW GOODS, direct from the European
ulauufi nrcrs and ashi"nabn fancy SILK Mli
nery Rich Ribbons. Comprises every variety OF
he and icau.ifuI designs imported.
Many goods expressly ID order from
our de and patterns and stand unrlvac We "!er our
goods CASH lower prices Khan credit house IN Aner.
Afford.
All purchasers greatly % their interest To reserve par
OF their and make selections IRON our great variety oil
rich cheap goods.
Ribbons rich for }onnc... Caps. Sasies and Belts
l}ynnel Silks, Sains. Grapes. lsse. and Iarlcions
Embolcrcs, Collars, ;'hcm:sCtts. tre-. Beriia5
HABITS. Senvez Cu's. EdGncs aGl lnscrlngs
Embr.ilrr.! REVERE. Lac. ari cm-tlch Cambria dkH
Blends. Illusions, and i.narlaiarr" l.aces for Caps
Embroidered Lcrs '"r >haSis. NliiI'ias ant Neii5
Iloniton, Mecllcn, rJirncs aid Brussc, Laces
English and Wuvc Thread SnyrHa Lse Thread AMI Cotton La
Kid Lisle Thread silk. and win. Silk Gloves, aud Ms
French and American Ariiici,i Flowers
French Lace, English. American aul Italian
straw Innue,s ami Trimmings. Feb. 25-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
LAND FOR SALE.

aeY OF deed executed b. John Harris bearing date
Ne .t OF May. ISIS duly recorded the CcTks office G00c
land an! the SIT forth shat. "i 0
public r"con, cash! 81 Dover Mills. MONDAY IT.
Ll ,.v If tn. air DAY, tSnda,
cxrr,r!) The an convene, said deed and which H.
SAL: John Harris l,sdes, such title
| ~ w FUND Trus,...
Feb. ly--cim WILLIAM FORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
SPRING STOCK.

TO COUNTRY AND CITY DEALERS.
Boots, Shoes Trunks and Leather.
TREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH PURCIlASERS.-H~
NG We The Of dealers especially those who WA
purchase for cash, large and carefully selected ~
The above line embracing style oil ladies' misses and
servants Shoes adapted the Virginia trade The stock has been
selected by OF m who has had long experience the
Virginia Market those who may call,
thai will sell them low cash they be purchased
any Northern city Call large and 10 Main
three doors below Dooley Hat Store
March 10 WHITE & PAGE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
SILVER SPOONS.

fE., SILVER SPOONS.
s. an additional supply OF Silver Spoons and Soup
which makes assortment very complete II no"
~ Descr, TO-. Teado., Sugar. do Pap do, Cream do,
liz r .o, Mustard do, Salt do
=: r."ss, soup Ladies' Table and Dessert Forks
S., H.. ahd Spoons In sets; Pickle Knives and Forks
:sst. ne. Fruit Knives DC &c.
t.: taished -
Y. "a '-eelvedi in exchange for new.
GTNSET & JAMES, Eagle Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

CLOTHING, SPRING 1852.
II EENC S Il BALDWIN Wholesale and retail! dealers. No
Z Richmond their spring socI
of READY MADE CLOTHING. If their mlSc comprising al
the Of various qualities. prices which they
the trade assured that satisfaction
will addition III. all will be found complete
assortment Of fancy goods Shirts. Ac ~ -
KEEN. CiilT.ES T. BALDWIN. No l02.
y Bcrchan Icqucs ed In t'ke look before making ms
March II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19
Petersburg Va Jan 2-cw.i pann & Soma. Au

LOVE TO SEE w ELL.
'T1nSE whose eyes,g has been impaired by age or defect IN
formation, be and improved beyond their
BY the Of the ground the detection oil me
Many benefit and In reality damage
produced by defect in ase vision The sight o
restored by attention. and changing
their specacles, from four times year such
wish try glasses will call the Of Main and IN
IN slairs RICHMOND MANDATORY.
March 10
ARABIAN HORSE SIiAHEEN.
rl1IIIS celebrated for his Colts az fc was
Oh his first arrival in this country for his oeoi tT>
" purity Of his will stand the present s=a.
Gloucester Court House. For particulars, see--
bills. 80. ,,.,,r.,r
March l2-cW3w WM GouL" hRE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19

PIANO FONTES, GUITARS, &c.
ED H. TAYLOR is constantly receiving supplies
superior PIANO FORTES, from the extensive &fS<sSSS@
manufactures Of Sunns Clark, and A ii. Gale 81 ~
New York The Pianos of the celebrated makers
well worth the public the
csof TIE best makers They have been sold with entire
purchasers fifteen years his Piano Forte and
Music Warehouse and though taken from large number
being manufactured there raricu selection made
them ohcr remarkably rich egan; workmanship and
strength these qualities peculiar all the instruments the
firms above mentioned
prparedo sell ohas accommodating be had
My OK and octavestr
confidently offered assupero any for sale Richmond
Va Meoeons urnedto order atshor and favorable
e.
Martins unrvallsd Guitars with large OF imported
plain and nad and price from So $50
constantly hand together with Musical instruments aud necan.
die great variety and for sale only Music Store the city
LOO Main Opposite the Banks
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-19


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Drawings Of the Kentucky Lotteries.
Drawn Nos. OF Kentucky Extra Class o. March ll,i:
Drawn Nos of Kentucky Class No. IS, March llih:
a 50 IS II I'll IS % 10 40 81 81 CO.
EWhoIe II 33 a. przr Of sl0b. LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Of KcHIucky. Glass 50. March 2ih
40 20 81 SC II IS IL I3 % ,.
Drawn Nos Of Kentucky. Extra, Glass G3, March 18th:
70 30 90 IL 81 IL 81 IL Go j :.
Drawn ms of Kentucky. Glass N" co. March 18th!
81 - 7G 81 40 60 81 IS - i II 81 Is Q 81
Half Nos !? 81 g.? prize Of s. 5I, sold by LAMBERT
6 SO 81 10 l "A ~ 9 II 8 10 80.
Ticket ~ II. prize. LAMBERT
Drawn Nos Kentucky. Glass G2, March 10th:
81 % Ct = Al 20 3! u 60 70 q .
70 62 IS II IS 6 /: 81 Is II 81 IS Sc "a Is
Tcnemes Tor iEe Week.
FRlDAYThe Kentucky Lottery Class No % Capi!as
s23N $500 O 300 of iul DC IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tick.
cts sa-shares in proportion.
SATURDaYTc Kentucky Lottery, Glass No 81. Carl.
tails s33rU. 2R, $3.50, 300. 2. 10 OF 2uUJ 6G No
drawn. Tickets si0-ahar:s III I.oi ornn.
SPLENDID LOTTERY FOR SATURDAY. MARCH ETH.
The Kentucky State Lottery. Class Capitals 10000. @501
l5O, 53, OF 1900 IL of 100. 10 o. Co., ll of 02
OF $50 rs Nos II drawn. Tickets SUhares in rororton
Change of iou- Sales close in the above Lotteries
O'Clock M and the awingsare received the evening by
telegraph.
drawings ofnalIcl Tuesdays Thur.
days anu Saturdays. Sales O'clock Price Of
and tSu dollars.
Orcrsfor Packages. Certificates Packages single Ticket,
SharcsIn the above Gregory Mauys
which:kere areIrawincs from
cket5) will PROM aud the drawings
toisant adventures when Address
THOMAS LAMBERT.
no. 3, Exchange Place. Rcimondys
10 Recosc: No 3"rkc.es luck iuodI nur5orslys RcrJ
OMoorc.' Marchs