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10 PIE emption Claimants, and 10 Lessees, Occt-
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Every person entitled to the right Of pre- eInplion
tional townshipe above enumerated, is required to
establish the same to the satisfaction Of the Regis
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seeing THIS notice, and before the day appointed for
the CONNIE nee mcnt of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed other wise such claim
will be forfeited. And every person having the
right under the act entitled can act to crcaie an
additional Land District in the Territory of Wis
consin, aud for other purposes" approved Sd
enter to the extent Of their leases permits, any
townships above enumerated, and who are entitled
under the act entitled can act to reduce the mini
mum price Of the Mineral Lands in the Lake Su-
pcrior district, in Michigan. and the Chippewa
district in Wisconsin," approved Goth September,
1850, to enter the land covered by their leases,
occupancy, and permits. respectively, at the mini
mum price of s | Is per acre; or If covering more
than one full section, entitled the surrender of
such ieasc or permit at the proper land office, to
purchase il he shall elect to do so, full section,
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therefor as practicable otter seeing this
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
BY JAMES VI. TAYLOK, AUcTh.
NOTICE..
Trusisss' Sale of pu!gabie Real Estate,

Trustees Sale Of TdI:lbIe Real Esta'e.
deeds made the subscriber ts John
dated fcbrIarv H. si9. lnI the la.
January I'll r0 both which deeds have been duly recorded
IIrurico County shall proceed sell four No
plan and u! !ns maze By john toUy
Tor b. iiarvIr by the said Two deeds
being Ann = Meredith
County, 500 with tei nom Tie no
Of the first deed the second being The S.
with Interest from zi, January paid Beng required
beneficiary shall OF the authoy
IA the proceed sell he property therein
n Tuesday February iS34 a. the h"ar oi II ocuk
o the premises Tena ca. much as "i ry ;r
deeds, h all ir hcclurd ais! the
the sale VIII 'ate
!V hereafter Acting rs trustee chat
convey special warrsh iy
rsS- sale 70 be made by JAMES VI TAYLOR. Auccneer
IAN G--rtI. no. r MERE!,iTIl Trustee.
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ROOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, LEATHER, s.,
ES Al

At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Snr friend. and the public large and
w Ladies' Gencmeu'-. Misses S$
I,y and and Shoes. suitable all A
sons the styles. and from the best rnaiuS VA
e22 almost the entire OF which have been maIdG.
order dnl such recommend Ia be good
". can a-sur. our friends and all Boots Shoes aud
will find looking II assortment nj Ih
rclec from thai b. found III
civ orsnu,i
We arc supplies Of Boots AMI Shoes every
win complete.
and Bags. keep always large stock some
Of them very made for ladies' We have
them made very strnn,, ard 81 all sizes.
We respectfully irciiH call a. before they buy
W. will low. the qualities keep.
Ian n PiTSEY = WATTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
MISCELLANEOUS.

ONLY II i. AED a5 CENTS.
l'n Bilious ai aud r Liver The rurssr:e PHI seo~n.
who have used them declare for Purifying Hood
Garry. ~" all Bile ant producing hea:y To the Liver
They ,rt Railroad Pills brca. hey nlsa ni all
PHI, Ia tleI good ci',ctS
We hasr .r 49,. ID 7e reebla"d i.ni! pms Cor In
digestion Dyspcr Sour Stomach. Prise - cents.
yn be l,i Puc.lI lnLl X Co.. Ale GRAY. q S"c&cc
T. Duvs, Drmnc! Beers G!Eor Wool D. !'ktf "nd
sIlisGISIh LUCOMt,'Tift :hNp CAT r.oH n
W"r street ana River Potomac, acAan,la Va SMITH
PERKINS, Prorrietors manufacture
Locomotive Engines and Tenders
Ma me and Stationary Eng aud Boilers
Ihiiird Car Wheeis and hSles
Palcn: Chle,land Wrought Siiptire
Niac!lncr: a:l Castings generally
Uer .r. avin. erected very extensive shops pocur
I'd ,e modern machinery and tools prepared
Locomotive EntGes Cars and Machinery oi all
sa"e anu ." the mos" !.so19n ,. i SMj! lI.
THATCHER PERKINS,.
Master Of Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
4 ,LOVEE SEED, 5IACkEKEL, &e.-l'V bushes
y prnle new Clover Seed
!" bags prime Green ri" Coffee
81 10 TO Java 10
ticIcss ne Rice
- hngs Race GINGER
Is k,.s Ground Ginger
y barrels Ilr. Cider Vinegar landing AM for ,a! By
Fsb f. H. SIMMER.
Di:: y: p; GILES: yEVEKINAIISSlir S sy IN;;
OFFICE n Nh IAMES S ia, iiAER R,;M 1EH1 STABLE
al. ". p GILES most respectfully oilers his services
~ 10 the citizens 81 Richmond and IL Vicinity. ay' ~
graduate under Mcssrs CunaH AMI stwcl profess fTA
u the Royal Veterinary College, London III the year--
7 and pracce the rne States Tor the last ten year. he IRE
he capable treating the diseases ~ which horse
liable, able and scientific and takes great pleasure
The public the following gentlemen J"hn M" Bot
DR. Giles may consulte daily 10 III, O'Clock to thc
%Gnss. ofs a e "a @ , Every
aud property ampe disease which the horse ntie"
Bsc Balls o( description and Condition anI
Powders equal to any ever offered 10 the public.
Good aG- ck horses; sick aud LAME horses attended
their rSl,rcllrr stables. III town or country.
i--,!itawc2IwBm
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PIANO EOkTFGS, GUITARS, &c.
Sb H. TAYLOR Is constant receiving supplies Of syER
superior PIANO F6RTES from the extensive ss$sS2sSEa
manufacturers NUNS s. Clark, and A. H. Gale u
Mex lur The Pianos OF Ia: ahnvc celebrated is.r" arc
WORT; oi the public possessing al the best qua
the They have been sold with entire Sa'isac
purchasers fifteen his flahu fnf'e anu
Warehouses; hDuah nEabe
being manufactured there iaricu! selection hs III
them rhcr remarkably rich elegant workmanship an crca
strength hese qualities peculiar I'll the Instruments 81 TIE
firms above mentioned
Purchasers will advantage from gong North as am
pcparedu sell accommodating "a hhd any
cnmprics Instruments oil 6 and ".Nrs-th
confidently offered 10: sale
Meodcos urucd:o order shc no;:ce and on tSorioc
Martins uhvailed Guitars with large assortment 81 por:ts
Instruments plain aud ng price from 50 to sou
.ons,an hand together with Musical Instruments a:' i.;faa'
variety md for sale a.he only Music St"r" " ~ GU!
Mtin nIpnai.e the Banks. 'll %
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yNO THOSE WHO SUFFER WITH ANY PAL ~
the diseases Cure the pam AID you
heck the disse DR. Roses in Cure admirable pTtah
Rheumatic pains ChiblalG constantly cured
remarkable preparation Price l2h and % cents No ahi'
should Pain Cursr For
Gaynor Wool Sreckcr A. Boieker, Purcell, lat
r., A,,ir n Cray J. blair ard yeunos & Beers Jan
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III W. GODDIN, AUCTIONEkK.
VALUABLE LAND ON JAMES RIVER FOR


SlLbc sold public auction the premises the house called
w .us-:cr at II o'clock NJ. THURSDAY. the 1911!
February. day, land,
ltt3 lying Chesterfield
10 above Richmond 1t the oacr portion
Reswcs the re.uc.e o late Major John Clarke
JAMES River nearly mile. Fully three fourth.
the ani growth much
cccnt timber and large quantrs wood IL low grounds 0 The
nrsi quality but hoe OF the second quality
prise several hundred acres standing wh;" being Ut
sale. %ond Large portion oi the puica:c
III leave .ooG land Tor cultivation
the southern portion. which heh. level. aud knhy
healthy dwelling houses with ouIkouss anG with
repairs would be suitable moderate sized families BeslCs
Carriage by the way The James River and Ia
l.aw!a Canal, within ur bali Of the Rcnmon: a,
Danyilr Rail Road In addition The advantages stalled
Coal Pms various directions aToun icEr
with the geological indications and the surface renders u
c through entire
the COAL beiGg he centre OF the
great coal ie'! OF this nj the STATE
The Capitalists particularly invited ID
combining such numerous and good adds.esl
soil TIMBER Minerals vicinity market and
seldom offered the ;ubc The scrl-T resides
I.ar Robert Crun. who lives premises. vii
pleasure shawiLs the ial! persons rous OF viewing
he urtcd BY WELLINGTON ognS, leo
of b" showing with
enc 10 ishho Coal Prs.
TERMS OF SALE fourth cash the iuc able
years the DAY oi sale Tie tcer
trni- with rnyrd secuuIs at
land One hall tie Coal and liner :
reserved by the Nrn.er.
&c hFrb. II HANCOCK,
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PISt)TECTipS.
GS'E have IN aSsnrlincat

AZ Z have IN asa'rIlnrnt q" !.
We Fire dud Powder P:" II
Safes .ha! have Dc.n tested hy thc
,ucsl i..ens. hca;. Ih- fTgEI
um was awarded ii. inventor it
III" Mechanics Far.
.Wca,">'tls Manufacturing i'ir.
nj ure nl tue latest styles. and W.
would call the aiirn ION .; buy.
prs 70 uir ,incS. ~ "e Snow IN:
time will !r well Sfca: III eA.
aiming our a'su;linrI'.
W. ha:. constantly AZ lar'i Il
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
OR THE CURE OF COUGHS. COLDS IOARSENESS BRON
CuITiS, GROUP. ASTHMA. WODPlNG COUGH.

ND IJNSV MI hun.
"ISIiIS invaluable remedy for all diseases oi
4 the Throat AMI Lungs, has altIined Il &c.
ed by any other medicine before. q her Pre-.
paralious have shown themselves I'al!iaiIves,
and sometimes effected notable cures. bu; none
has ever SO IuIiy won the confidence 81 every
community where il 10 known. Amer yeats OF
trial IN every climate, the results have lnIspu.
tably shown il Ia possess mastery over tins
l.
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NOTICE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN POWHA
Js<

by made the subscribers ny John
1 Fuurnoy jr bealins date the LIST da% OF Uc,ner, ISL anl
July owaan County Court "l prcro sell
the premises pubic Auction, SATURDAY, the i lay Of
February 1852 the DAY! the cas" 81 tie
Pts, the county III Pow James R::r,
five Kchm,Gd vain the Sean lnsms a: al
belonging sand Pts al Bicksrrr up!- SID
Pitt riding liosc Mules ami tnoGi!
and Fur i"I! Flour
ed also :hr uowE.
Am! her i've chi. ChaIlc, sIs
Ic,ry Iy ami infant ,hId MUsrs; L.r"s ~
CaIoln- iietey Isaac William. Randolph, u II. E".rl, JseA
Charles. Jor!an. UanIrl ard Thomas.
IERtS-savts For The proptry, tic
! v. !! ue ma Known IL the day q! .ar.
Wy AIT &. NICE ir,,.
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~ - PURCELL. LADD & CO: l:rm.eists
LIN. Nlciil,nI. Va.
yDY pOIyT FOX SALE AT AUCTION.

PsyE undersigned ;r.vene engagements requiring MS unt
yIr aen on elsewhere residing on hs farm, VIII sell
uhr unless ryiausly sold privately Of which due notice
will be sven II The Bonsorook Hotel IN Petersburg" on "ednes
ar h th .y OF NAV II O'Clock without reserve OF
r. "a weather that able hh'y improved and heavily TIM
s estate known SANDY POINT Situated on James RIVER u
- re. CIty is miles below the Richmond
,nd q, m liz. ,-low ely OF Petersburg.
i' has oeen aoVah'a
we'll located farms with daelilnss cor!
,,,ons srn. ard into five valuable lots OF tnoeItd u
an OF wood and timber Tor each 'affn
Persons OF investing lands OF qualify net often IN mar
t. ar. invite! 10 examine this ;u..
Printed pills giving the quantities the Subdivisions &C. VIII DC
furnished. and accurate pats exhibited plIcans :,
Possession tirnbced lands irnrnedtes
the farms al The end oil me year, WIN "'e P''e r
seeding wheat. ,:,,.a.,,s for N.
farms; for the ,imhered an third cssh an" I'M
interest, ~
deeds anil approved endorsed ecoab!s notes or
-. -, o .w,r pannill d Sons, Aucre.
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GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
'sNtE undersigned would inform his friends ard The public
~ that he intends conduct general Agency and collecting
would respectfully solicit share
lie ars himself that his long with the collect
business deputy constable together with his knowledge Of the
Richmond will enable him satisfaction those
who entrust business his Office with james NJ To,
Main Dec. Gil JAMES McnOWElI
VERY likely and healthy woIan, 22 OF av
IA ali the qualifications OF house servant
ceen washer and Cha uneXcc0nabe
Apply to WELLINGTON GODD1N.
Jan.
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
A7TE would inform the members of the Legislature that
w furnish them with the best article less pc: than be
establishment the city From large and we'll
stock enabled give the satisfactory FL
HENRY SHAFER s. CO,
ii,l and Main street.
Made Climbing and Furnishing
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~CpTyIAI CUANO.-sU0 bags genuine No t;uano
,roue R.rord direct Perm t" Hampton Koaos us
charging and irr salr on ACCOMMODATING 'ei"h' anu " 1'
ruIchissTs g ..cpunpR 4 sOSs
Ian
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WHAT 1T Is.
OSBORN d cos NEW AND SPLENDID SKY AND SIDE
LIGHT DAGUERREAN ROOMS

WHAT IT Is.
OSBORN d. CO s NEW AND SPLENDID SKY AND SIDE.
LIGHT DAGUERREAN ROOMS
Ia MAiS STREET.
Ouposie aud Virginia Banks, complete
ff re1dytor ustsrs.
,s,YE ,ubscbcrs beg leave the the public TO
i their PREMIUM FLESH COLoRED DAGUERREOTYPES.
which and gaceuHes OF position richness tone ami
beauty Of finish are unsurpassed by any in The world Having
assure Tie puhilc that whatever
comes from establishment will be executed the hehes perec
the the most reasonable TERMS ana never TO
change. - .;.h,,, o,,,,u
in groups neatly frames cases or oke. ers salts
faction all or no INC Puoc a respect
fully invited 10 eau a"o 1"'s' ~ OSBORN & ca
The following suggestions publish for The benefit OF on. ar
Dark tire ake i.ht dark red and Green iae nac
&c, HUE Ligl green yellow no, good The! "'
M Figured dresses with strong contrast take well ith aEr
Better Dresses with much ustre take lighter tIa Wv.
less Bonnets should De taken They shaoe Tue dce
the style often changes. Serenity anu 9aG a
by being particular abou, the looks Children OF any as
mr. fair weather OSBORN co. Richmond, Va,
AT the sign OF the American kiass;
Instructions carefully given in the Art - jan q
on EXHIBITION. u<,., !,
OUR GREAT HISTORICAL PICTURES OF TIE ns is',Ii
TURE OF l550-o AND THE CoNFENTloN 0r io'p ~
w sent Assembly To those members who have favored US WIN,
caIl we return thanks and those who have not yet SAT- WIN
fer great favor by giving fve minutes of their time IN puet
Thai may their kenesses TO those already 'aRe anu oc
Inv enabled 10 present the members afthe
y Legislature of S o2,
With aconpee picture Of IN splendid ltam
n;"sS hy LOT, without, the 10! holders Can at me sgn
Gallery a5 asgys rantpo
c,,.,. and strangers generally, are invited TO CALL
TOT;RNALs AND DOCUMENTS OF The HE, WIZ In
GINA CONVENTION OF s5lA few s1Hss G @eR 10 ca
'or Builaing l4h street, adjoining the Post once
Uh n. New Cons,iIuIion also be obtained feo '
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rsSIE subscriber OF tho MaysVe Hotel
al buckingham House clrrs Tor sale upon accom-.
mndang well established stan lately occupied oy MN a'
the same . the BUCKINGHAM HOUSE
cnmmniious well situated Tor i"c
and has attached To H. on the premises all the houses
IN good repair aud rooy Stables and first rate Garden
wishing buy such properly are requested TO can anu
NOtsE Eli CObbo'
rh
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aALE OF LAND IN LOUISA


OF oulsa. Ire
/ icrssu-i Commissioners will, TUESDAY The 10Th day 81
E-l ruary e52 ( the day. the BYRD
Mnis expose ,r By 2h-ilc auco la" oi i"t !,
onp,v, Dr James Morris, tec, lying Eot
the adjoining The said Mile los!
III contain The property VIII be divided II heees
,ary. purchasers, .,-.-.-
1EnMs :-One aud three equal annual "amcn;s
boa with approved Personal security ont tho
~. lie Withheld ug'il final payment
KiCirD o. NORRIS Comu.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-06
plI;ISER, BAYLY & SIMaIO


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~ ciIsh Crapcf.
Kid Silk aud Mcrino Cloves
plain AM! wiicrGd black Si!ts
Printed Mul-iias aad Ea-hncfes
Ladies Wraprimls aud Slawls
Ladies Mcrlnn and SILK Vests
Fine Black Mouslhs and fioTltazlnsH
IA Shectlngs and DdmaEka
Fine Blue Cloths
SILK and Cambria Pocket Tlandkcrch.cls
White Grape Shaw-
GrniIenrn's EnnrY Erlvats and Scarfs