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STABLER,S
ANODYNE CHEEKY EXPECTAR ME-.

Is confidently tended TO invalids as uNsunpass
e. by any known PREPARATION Tor the of COUGHS,
HOaRSENESS. and other forms of Common Colds
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, GROUP, CONSUMPTION
In an early stage and for the relief the Patient even
IN advanced Stages OF that fatal disease
1t combines in scientific manner, remedies of long
esteemed value with others of more recent discovery
and besides soohngtand tonic qualities acts through
the skin gently and with great efficacy Tor the cure TO
this class OF diseases.
A number of the most respectable Physicians, to
whom we communicated knowledge of the consu
ent5 oil these Medicines have been PLEASED to favor US
withthelr opinions, (some OF them in wrtng,) that
they are the hest have ever been
ted with erthe cure of the diseases for which the
rec commended.
Opinion of DR.. Samuel 5. Martin. one of the most ex
per-ncrd OF the faculty in the city OF Baltimore and
long celebrated Tor his successful practice.
GENrLEMEN-I have carefully examn the ccmpc.
nert parts OF your DarrhGa Cordial, as well as your
A odyne Cherry fxPectoran, and find them both vau
'b collIonnd; line doses safe and jusste with
mr. cd p.aetice and do not hesitate IL commend
hem
Baltimore, June, 1852. s. B. MARTIN, MD.
Certificate from DR.. John Addison, physician to the
- Baltimore Southern Dispensory.
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
when enter into the composition of your "Anodyne
Cherry Expectoran auo having also ma 1e trial OF its
virtues have no hesitation in recommending it the
confidence and patronage of the public, valu-
able medicine in the treatment of the various
tor which it is intended
We beg leave, as convincing evidence OF the highly
valuable properties of the above named medicines
refer to the annexed complimentary notice from sixteen
OF the most respectable Apothecaries and Phannaceu
lists In the city OF Baltimore, whom have appointe-
agents, and who have the several articles fer
The subscribers, Apohecaries and Pharmaceutsts In
the city OF Baltimore, are satisfied that the preparations
known as Staber's Anodyne Cherry Expectoranr and
Sablers Diarhua Cordial, medicines of greatva ue
and very efficient tor the relief and of the diseases
f1r which they are recommended; they bear the evil
dence of skill and in their preparation and style of
putting up, and We take pleasure in recommending them
to customers.
G. A. Moore, SIX Fleming
Israeli. Grahame. ]. w. Barry Y Co,
Jos. Roberts, JOS B. Stansbury
II. H. Grahsme, Mcpherson Il Marshall
Francis P Scott, Edward c. (3pln
Henry Lowe, L. Philips,
G. w. Johnston, a. w. Hughes
Jno. M. Larouge,
E. H. STAB4ER Il CO.
Wholesale Druggists. Baltimore
PRoPREToRs
For sale by Druggists generally and by
PURCELL, LADD IL CO.,
25-2aWtf Rinhmnnd Va.
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i TON, Regulation, R-cerd, Inventory and Ac
count Book For the OF the Manager on the estate
Of f. and for the beer ordering and management
of Plant ZION and firm business in every PARTICULAR
by Southern Planter
Under the above title, ]. w. Randolph, of Richmond
Virginia. has published most admirable work-one
which every p!ar aud farmer should not only possess
but carry OUT is objects and aims, both in the ster and
in the spirit; for they attend the Introduction OF sys-
tenn IN the manag men of landed estates. The book
purports to have been gotten up guide overseers
and managers but is so Till d-so 3rranged-~hat IN
p-op etors of such estates would Themselves be equal
benefited by personally carving oul its numerous plans,
hints and stons for after carefu looking through
and studying its details, most consclentlousy say,
that hsy founded wisdom, aud, if practiced upon
wond be p-omot,ve al Ike OF economy and hum nifty =
economy in the geaent OF the farm or planat on
and humanity in prov ding for the comfort and health
ut The slaves, as well as stock.
AMERICAN FARMER,
Publ shed aud for sal" by J. W. Randolph, and al
other DO ksellers. Prce ST. larger edien is also pub
lshed tor ton Plantations The book will be sen by
mail post paid to all who remit The price in money
or stamps.
Co. Orders from Merchants Teachers, and others
will meet with prompt attention ifaddresstd to
j. w. RANDOLPH,
NH IL III Main st.. r chmond.
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NEW BOOKS
For Sale at NORRIS Bookstore.

DIGEST OF THE LAWS. CUSTOMS, MAI
NERs and Institutions of the Anci- Mt and Modern
Nations by Thomas Dew, late President of the
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This is careful laborious and instructive digest
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Ito meet the wants of schools and colleges. 1t
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excellent substitute for the histories now in use
the historical lectures desirable text book, to be
placed in the hands of the student
paniment to his lectures and the general reader
useful manual.
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Life. Military and Civil of the Duke of Wellington
-digested from the materials Of w Maxwell and
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DAGUERREOTYpEs.

mi ANAGER'S OFFICE-R. FRANCE CO.
Il For This Day.
Capitas-$15O00 of 5000, 10 of 500 10 of3OO 10 of
l59, &c. 70 nos, IA drawn Tickets 81.
Also, the Patapsco Lottery-Captals: s637s, of
5000 of ll25, $780, 10 fl00 &C. 70 Nos Is drawn
Tickets So.
Drawn Nos Patapsco 80:
&c II 81 81 30 Is 72 "a So 9 SO IS 81 80 &c.
Do Do s more prizes sold and 1P sa by
Drawn Nos of Washington, II:
4s 40 10 % &c 81 4 Ia SO I 10 a.
Ticket 81 90 GO, prize of 500, sold and paid by
LUCK
Drawn Nos Patapsco, SO:
70 Sc 10 80 40 as 50 90 Is AZ.
Whole Is 90 Sc, S60)
Half 8 IS So, 500, Three more prizes sold and
Do Is 1s 49, $780, paid by
Drawn No, of Bel Air, o:
90 70 GO 23 60 25 Al IS 81 Is So &C.
Whole Is 81 SO, $780,
Do l6 IS 10, 100, -Four more prizes sold and
Half 16 81 Sc, 1856, paid by
Do 16 60 6s, 100 LUCK
Drawn Nos Patapsco "a:
SO 90 40 "A 1s 81 SO &c 90 40 40 ~ S.
Ticket ss 90 65 Two more prizes sold and paid by
DO 20 20 65} LUCK.
Drawn numbers of Susquehanna, Is:
81 72 SO "a SO 81 So 81 40 IL "a IL 46 a.
Whole 10 81. $l00)
Half 80 81 800
Qr IL "a a. 500 LUCK.
Do "a 81 So, 500 g
Do 10 80 72, $500 ~
Drawn Nos Patapsco, IS
"A 80 IS AZ SO 60 GO IL 50 ST.
nah II CBLUCK.
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SPRING-1s53.
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in DRY
Goods. Nh NUuS,,

RICHARDSON & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Dry
Goods, No 9S Main street, Rich mond, Va.
statesmen.
" Hopkins, Lexington Jno Motley Richmond
refer b Law Danvllle Finney,
WE are receiving this season by several arrivals
w from Europe and the Northern cities choice SUP.
ply of SPRING DRY GOODS,
Which have been purchased the favorable terms
Buyers will find in stock the hansomest assortment
OF Fancy Articles for both ladies and gent emen while
the supply OF Staple Goods and such articles as are
~ found In wholesale store will be equal to any house
in the city
In inviting the merchants Of Virginia and North Carroll
ma to examine our stock, do with desire to ex.
tend the trade of this city with the two States and de
termination to price our goods low be afforded
with accommodating terms
fe 16-cl0tH RICHARDSON n 90
a GENCY FOR SETTLEMENT OF
"A CLAIMS FOR LAND BOUNTY to volunteers
and militia under the act of Congress of 2sth September
$780, and OF half to certain widows and orphans I'M
der the act of F bruary 3, 1853
WIN. HI. RICHARDSON
late Secretary of the Commonwealth offers his services
Tor the settlement ofthese Claims and being familiar
with the subject, will for moderate compensation.
promptly and faithfully attend to such as NAV be en-
trusted to him. Having been long in the public service
State is hoped that references are unnecessary
Address Richmond. Office tho counting house of D.
e. Randolph 18th street. where he may be found every
Jay iloui ~ 10 10 o CLOCK fe s-ctf
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GENEKAL REMARKS.
ToBAcco-We have no change to note in prices this
week The market is active for all good descriptions of
leaf AMI lugs We quote Tugs 81 to So. leaf SIS so to
$40 BARKspALE Il REAp.
FLouR-Market languid and prices barely supported
GRAIN-Prices remain unaltered.
CoFFEE-Ro Coffee it will be seen. has slightly de-
clined, but other descriptions unaltered.
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Sale conducted by w. GoDDiN, Auct.
NH
MI SEVERAI " 40 Mrr 1 fNrc Ir1nIi n m

M OsT VALUABLE RESIDENCE, AND
~ SEVERAL VACANT LOTS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION, AT TIE CORNER OF LEIGH AND
9Th ) Reefs Will DO sold TUESDAY the 22nd
day OF March, 1853 upon the premises commencing at
a. o'clock F. NJ that deslrabv located property at the
south east corner OF Leigh and Sixth cts onting
the south side OF Leigh street 1870 feet ba lis
f ct.
will be divided give the dwelling 40 feet
aud 10 the three vacant lots each 30 feet front running
back los feet to alley 10 feet wide 10 be onened for
the use of this property. The dwelling on This lol j.
built oil wood. has abo, basement rooms besides ex
crllent brick kitchen, wood house, smoke house Mc-
The lot abound in shrubbery al trees and
is altogether most lovely residence f, gentee fam
iy.
.foarth cast" ba ance at II and Is months
for negot able notes. interest added secured by trust
deed II any one should desire TO purchase The whole
property before the day sae please call on the auc,-
ioneer: w. GODDIN, Auct.
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NEWS AT HAND!

NEW I DIRK, March TO.
The steamships Abatross, from Ha, ana, and the AT
RIGA, from Liverpool, are both coming up to the CITY,
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Dangerous Illness of Mrs. Cass,


Gen. Cass has reached Detroit We regret TO learn
that his wife still continues dangerously and is not ex.
pected to survive.
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CHINA. EARTHENWARE AND GLASS
SPRING IMPORTATION
WILLIAM r BUTLER,
Late William r. Butler & Co

No 70 Main street,
III AS received per ships Chaos Roscius and Guy Man.
l. nerng, direct from the manufacturers in England
very large and choice stock of China Earthenware
before the recent great advance in the prices
of these goods in England
Heis also receiving from various American manufac.
tories he largest assortment of Glassware he has ever
heretofore offered to the trade.
The merchants of Virginia and North Carolina are re-.
spectfuy invited to examine his goods and prices Ea
NH 2-clm 49,
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III
~ Bile RE AL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MORD-By virtue of a decree ofhe Circuit Court of the
City of Richmond pronounced the 4th day of
ber 1852 in the of Downey Downey and ais the
undersigned the Commissioner thereby appointed will
proceed to soil at public auction tho premises, on
SATURDAY the 18th of day Of NJ arch, 1853 at the hour
OF clock p NJ if fair, if not the next fair day. Sunday
excepted at the hour. tie Real Estate referred to
III the said decree that very valuable Lot of Ground
on South side of Main street, between 18th aud l. til
streets, fronting about 40 feet Main and running
back about 1853 feet which lot stands old framed
building formerly called the Globc Tavern After the
sale Of the ground the old building will bo sold to be re-
moved by the Goth day of April next.
This lot is subject to perpetual ground of eco
(S66 67 payable the LIST day June in zach
year. and the purchaser will buy subject to the ground
rent aforesaid
After the above SALE on the day clock p NJ
on the premises will DO the valuable half acre lot
No 4o7 in the plan ofthc city, fronting about feet on
the west line OF 10th street running back about feet
on which there is said to be quantity ofvauale brick
clay.
Terms: Oneourth cash, the balance at s, IL and IS
months in equal instruments the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security for the deferred payments and
the title to be retained until the purchase money be paid
and a conveyance directed by the Court
ROBERT r. HOWIsON,
Commissioner.
p tod y
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


II ON L RANkLIN AND MONROE SThEkTS--
HERlCO COUNTY.-As trustee in a cetran deed dated
10th June 1850 shall ia execution of the same proceed
TO sell at pupc auction for cash, on the premises
SATURDAY the eth aay of Ma ch 1853 at Al o'clock
F. NJ If fair If not on the fair day SUNDAY excep
ted the real estate conveyed thereby, consisting of
lot fronting 72 feet the south line of Frank in street
lust beyond the corpo alton line, and the resi-
dence of Mrs. c. w. Bullock running back on the Fast
line OF Monroe street 1853 feet al ey feet wide
NH 9 w GODDIN Trostec
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4 ARGE NUMBER OF VALUABLE

~ BUILDING LOTS, lust OUTSIDE OF THE
CORPORATIONl ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
MAIN STREET FOR SALE AT AUcTIoN.-Wi be
sod on SATURDAY afternoon, the 18th day of March,
1888. upon the premises commencing Al O'clock $40
feet ground the south side of Main street. between
BelSldere and Madison Streets twill be divided into
lots OF 81 feet EACH running back 1as feet an alley
property among the most valuable OF any in that
nehbohood and is the business parts of the city
than much OF the real estate in the city limits.
TERMs-One-third cash. balance at and 10 months
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by trust
deed or title retained.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, March 10.
FLoUR-Sales to-day Of 1900 IBIS at 81 1884 sl4 pcr
Dbl.
WnEAr-Red sells at l03al1 and white at i1aall5
nts per bnshel.
CoRN-sales of white at 52a53 and Of yellow at
66a57 cents.
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r.. FRANCE s. CO.,
MO 3 GOVERNOR STREET, RICH
Y MOND. VIRGINIA.
Grand Lotteries for March, 1858.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass g. drawn at Balt.
more, March u. rs Nos, ~ drawn.
CAPITALS
l prize Of. S4s, 500 1879 prizes of.. 500
90 do -.-..... 5000 IS do . 100
Tickets SIS. halves so, quarters rs
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Death of Gov. williams.
PORTLAND, March 10.
Ex-Governor Williams died in this city to-day of
ApoplexY.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
PROFESSOR ANDERSUNS
FARE w ELI, NIGH II g.
The Evenings of thursday, FRIDAY and SATUR-
DAY.


DAY.
Saturday, Positively the Last Might!
ALSO,
I'm SATURDAY, at ~ O'Clock Noon, Grand Mid
~ Day Performance Lose not the sight of his
Mighty Wonders
Remember, Sa urday night is the last opportunity.
Doors open every evening, at half past Wonders
commence at 8.
Admission so cents children under 10 years. 25cents,
NH 10
VXTHO is THAT MAN WHO WANTS GO
w VERNMENT SlTUATlOE7 is the grand ques.
ton. Thenext is, "have you seen the Pro-
lessor ANDERSON, whose diabolical deeds at the
Odd Fellows all startle crowds of most inteige
fellow citizens every night? He begs to inform the
public of Richmond with thanks for their favcrs that
he give but five Representations in this city,
On Saturday, the l2th March, instant His Last Night
Performance He will open this evening at P NJ and
give grand display eli Cabalistic wonders in NATU-
RAJ MAGIC. including eats in NECROMANCY, d.
GITAL DEXTERITY, and AMBIDEXTEROUS
Observation-Disclosures the ia lacy of the an
supposition that the Magcians of old
ed of SUPERHU MAN POWERS,
Admission Cards so Children and servants half
price.
A doors open at half past every evening. Com
mences at 8 O'Clock, p NJ.
On SATURDAY, Grand Day Performance at IL
O'clock noon for Schools Families and those resident
aldistance.
" Doors open at II o'clock, A NJ. NH Std
y BALEs SEINE L WINE.-Nos Is l6 ls and 90
! just received. for sale by
NIB JOHN WOMBLE u co.
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THIS DAY.
BY DUNLOP, sIoNCuRE a. co



4 largo OFsCGAR FaOnsAsaEs Sc At
~ AUCEION.-Cn FRIDAY, Ilth inst con man
eng at 10 O'Clock, we will sell our wharf and ware
mousse Rockets, the cargo Of the brig Lucy Watts from
the coast of Louisiana, with
IT'S hhds sugar prime quality
- 100 barrels Molasses prime qualify
ALSO-The cargo OF the schr ann from kttakapq ,Y;t
20D hhds Sugar Baker" brand prime quality
- 10 bbls prime quality Moasses
ALoO-l5O boxes sperm aud taow Candles
50 bbis N e Rum and A ple Brandy
- 20 hhds prime bright Bacon sides
TERMs-Under 500 cash. over that amount months
credit Tor approved negotiable paper
~ Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE &CO.
nnn Auctioneers.
+ ARGE FRAME BUILDING. FsW.ER
IL FRAMES. BRICKS, &c. AT AUCTION-IVilI be-
sold on RlDAY MORNING NEXT, the 18th instant
at o'clock upon theprs misses, that large framed building
in.the town OF Sidney just beyond the corporation line
built by Mr. E. F.. Pettcoas N'
The quantity OF timber in this building is immense
and IS Ill a good state representation.
After the sale OF the building will be sold lot of Tin,
ber consisting of white pine boards-in hard pineot
OF 1t dressed, and inch Joist and a lot of PANEL
Doors SASH &c, made in good style of the best mate
rails. -'''e
Also about 900 old Bricks
The House will be sold to be removed within s;xtx
days from the sale 10y
TERMs-Cash for sums under $50: that amount and
over four months credit for approved negotiable paper
wi Tn interest added JAS. NJ. TAYLOR,
h,-,+,
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Massachusctfs Democratic Convention
BOSTON, March 10.
The Democratic State Convention met o-day in this
city and fully endorsed the Inaugural address of President
Pierce
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AMEs BROWN. Jr, (who has Fl led the office o
- Second Auditor of Virginia fer 80 years pastl offers
his services to the public after the lst dav of January
next as STOCK BROKER; '
ne VIII! as agent purchase and sell State Stocks Bank
stocks Stocks and Bonds of Railroad Companies and
CITY Corporation and every other description of market
able Stocks. - ~
He will, for moderate compensation act as attornev
ior the transfer OF stocks sold by persons residing at dis
lance Richmond and particularly of State Stocks
the same aud will collect and remit nterest and dividends
payable In Richmond. all descriptions Of stocks and
also claims on the public treasury.
J. B., Jr, being well known throughout the State
aeenis t unnecessary to annex any references
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NEW YORK MARKETS. March TO-
FLoUR-Sales to-day aggregate about 500 bbls. at
yesterdays prices. The market opened very heavily
this morning. but slightly improved towards the close
WHEAT-Priees unsettled.
CoRN-We note sales of 1900 bushels white and vel.
low at e3la654 cents per bushel.
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AW NOTICE.-JOHN ROBERTSON has re-
~ sumed the practice of law in assocat ion with his
son, POWHATAN ROBERTSON. Proposing to at
tend but two Courts those of Chancery and of Appeals
hid In Richmond, they will give part attention to
the examination OF legal questions submitted for their
opinion advice.
, - Office l67 Main street, opposite the Exchange
Bank. John ROBERTSON
POWHATAN ROBERTSON.
HklSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHHP-
W The Law partnership heretofore existing between
W. w al ace Day and P.whatan Robertson is this day
dissolved by mutual The business entrusted to
the late firm will continue to receive the attention of
both partners either owhomis fully authorized to wind
up and settle the
w. WALLACE DAY.
POWHATAN ROBERTSON
y" WALLACE DAY will contue to attend
w the Courts of the counties of Chesterfield and
Powhatan, In addition TO the Courts of this city
u Office in Lisles Building. corner of Main and 18th
streets.
giving and Enquirer will please copy
NH 1-2aw4w
CHINA. A CT
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DOTATOES.-Seed Potatos s-Mercers and Pink
L eys-in bags, for sale by
NH IL SHIELDS & SOMERyILLE
INSEED OIL,-l5O0 gall ons Lnseed OH Ifor
NJ sale lowby
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
NH IL Druggists, 90 Main st.
r.. #. MEAGHER.
A the request OF many friends. who were prevent
IA ed from hearing him Friday evening last in
consequence OF the inclemency Of the weather will de-
liver his celebrated lecture on
AUSTRALIA,
On FRIDAY EVENING, March 18th, at 9 o'clock, in
the African Church.
Tickets SO cents-to be had of John DooIev T w
Randolph and P. H. Taylor. Main street; Of Michael
Seagers and Ed. MeAdam Franklin street. the CITY
Hotel. and at the door. NH Q
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AMEs A. SMELL, agent for Mlllson Smell has
- taken the stand No. 90, West Main street, lately
part, and by Wednesday next will have an entire new
STOCK OF staple and Fancy Dry Goods and most respect
iay so4cits the patronage of the friends of the late
Rilei;h. - e' 90 "-l ~ ii .e
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REATRICE, BY MISS sINCLAIR.

REATRICE, BY MISS sHNCLAER.
- For sale by
j. w. RANDOLPH.
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