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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06
One of the Best

,pNs IN Scott County. containing 600 aeress all
nnder fence. l4o acres in cultivation 30 acres TIM
her. new and complete set Of buildings when eos.
soOQn situated 81 miles westo pavenpo'E nv ~
&c soo half Down balance In one year. far sale
so'oo' ha' WHiTE& CoRBJS.
by - Il .tTf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06

pS ,srs ossoruent OF Fresh Teas, consis in.
J oCImneral, Young Hysen and Black in hif Chests
> and boxes, received and for sale by ,ro
Oct IS ni 'Hi1
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06
An Open Field and Fair Play.
INTENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWELRY

AT HoUsEL,s, No. LIE CLAIRE ROW.
HAVE lust returned from New York with the
largest nd best stock of fine Watches and Jaweiry
ever before offered in this market nave gold
Watches from SEQ to 1925. Silver do from So TO 500
Cold Chains from 81 $50. Rings fr III two bits to
5000 Breast Pins from 81 to S60
would call particular attention to my stock OF La
aias, Watches which embraces full variety of Plain
Hunting and Enameed cases, and think can suit
the most fastidious -
In short, my whole stock of Clocks, Watches, Je" ,
airy silver and Plated ware is full and complete ana
much larger than has been brought to TINS mar
Lat and will sell wholesale retail at prices that
" i'll defy all competition
Repairinp done as usual at short notice.
Now 18th, 1e 4.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06
winter arrangements.

nN and after Monday Jan. lst, aud uni further nc
4 J tee trains will leave Rock Island as follows:
lst Passenger train al, ~ a N
arriving ut Chicago at 6l5PM
2d Freight trains with Cd class cars at
Trains arriving at Rock Island
lat Passenger train at. 10 "
90 Freight, with 2d class cars at, 50
All trains over this road are in direct connection
Chicago With trains both the Michigan Southern
ard Michigan Central H. H. to ana from Detroit, 10
Iedo CleYe and, Columbus, Cincinnati. Pittsburgh.
Dunkrk Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Albany, New
York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington.
to which places ticAets eau be procured OF .. D. slh
VEINS.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF giving
distinct directions to the destination OF their bag
ay TO procure tickets before taking their seats
In the cars AZ conductors collect fares only to sta
tionson the line of the Chicago and Rock island Rail
ronI JOHN L. + ENkY, Supt.
w II WHITMAN, Asst. Sup't, Westn. Division
Rock Island, Jan. lst. 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-04-06
-.11. and Parties.

r AIDES and gents Buffalo over shoes kuoDers ana
| fine French Boots Kips of my manulaetnre ana
The la 81 assortment OF extra boots ana SUES t
Davenport Boot and Shoe one door eelo" hurrom :
pret' yman Is nan,moth store Front slreei opposlte
n - mi ~ ''" JAMES JORDAN.
n,yar,nrt Ian o5 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09
TO THE PHYSICIANS OF VIRGINIA.
And 10 nII VIM use Liquor hs q
MEDICINE or As Il BE|ERiGE.

MEDICINE on as Il BE!'ERAGE
nHYSlCIASs who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for me
dicinnl pHrpOses, should give the preference 10
WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM AROMATIC sCINAPPS.
l.. |, is manufactured Mt s~chirdam, in Holland, md OK.
clusively in the factory of the proprietor, by processes and
from material elsewhere unemployed and unknown.
.. 1t 10 proved. by the repeated analysis OF several emf
ncnt chemists, TO be entirely free from the pernlclous tusl
oil which remains IN every kind ot liquor distilled from
Drain, and which ID the cnnSc Of the nervous and riscera'
arrangement, serious congestion, and morbid desire Tor
hnbitunl md incorporate indulgence, which such liquors
Invariably tend TO superinduce.
/ 3. Il is proved. by the same unerring ,e-ts, that the Juni
Der (ilui not favored with the cOarse, nCrld and lndlgesu'
BILE oil Ot juniper heretofore used, but with the spccincaHy
lighter, more volatile. aromatic ma medicinal OF the two
essential oils OF the Italian juniper berry, Neglected by
every other manufacturer.
4 II, is chemically proved 10 be absolutely pure In It's rec.
nhca,ion-a quality obtained by mn entirely new process,
and which 10 other Holland Gin in the world has nc.
CURED.
/ 4, is proved by extensive medical experience and tics.
timony, 10 b. mn efficient hs well as an agreeable remedy
in many cases OF incipicnt dropsy. gravel. chronic govt
rheumatism, faiulence, colo, cOncrcti"ns. IN the kidney
and bladder, dyspepsia, fever aud Rguc, general debility,
sluggish circulation Of the blood, drhcien, assimilation OF
food, and exhausted vital energy.
6. II is most grateful and rcnoyHting cordial, and when
used ms directed, never intames the system or induccsine.
briefly, but tends rather to subdue the latter fra.ty, by
creating q dislike to all inferior liquors. And Il invariably
currects the i'll effects OF bad water, whether in swainpy
or limestone districts. In all thusc enumerated qualities,
il has no rival in my market in the world.
Since the Introduction Of this celebrated medicinal BE-
ycrHge into the L States, h number OF Liquor Houses 81 y.
York and our other large CITIES hnvc commenced counter
lriling il. The genuine is only sold in quart and pint bottles,
handsomely wrapped in yellow paper, with my name IN
the bottle. cork, and lnbrl. would sdvis" thosc who use
1t incidentally 10 purchase by the bottle. rs burs ana no,
tG- frequently NIL my bottles with common gh ana se'H
Tor the yenainr. For sale By the respectable Druggists IN
the United States. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
If. 20 and -, Beaver Street, New YORK.
The word "$c!mnpp" brlonst exclusively to my article
all Others are counterfeit Jan e-Jm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09
$40 COUNTRY Observation-Disclosures

= IS nov upon IL. and merchants from the country
cyan 10 v!,i, iiis city 10 max their purchases, we
I'''r I!"WsGst IA calling their attention 10 n great
!eG.r!a'-oiI c ,hut J.. Invaluable III all climates and
'ea,yg,-Oac Tia: nae performed more remarkable
In" nly O:!!"i r.,; n.,C,v"rcd-Onc tau, Gun be- ia.
al conditions nui srN"- with pcricc, ~.alety-and
a .'tigd- tl'.wtici s.! ne cure OF Dyspepsia, Colds
.9"-, 'oh', Nervous Affections. general debility,
nj trv'i aud HcrvrI- i,"aiAc.-. We slludc 10
: ,"l'Dfri'd J ":ii.ara Bitter, composed entirely OF
Irrl" sGls'.M''-. UMI ;Ir'-:Jr- ~cIrir.Iy free from ali
Il fhI,o"s Wien hi "'a'' remedies have failed. u
'"'""h'' teen kMUWn 10 cu.r the worst OF Dvtprp.
Tih'dtp 5r III" lni" kc l.. scw-chili- and levers,
WIN. II. Gregory 81 lI.urico, and others
: "s'thc"'' Re certified hy M"ssra. Ilayne-, Moore,
80 o'--"hd, h"i.cs and D!Hrrhura. ne hundreds
'"'"'<'A- h1'"it, %nU used IL win great success
go 4''h!"i!'' 81 In" Cholera ia Richmond. and
.''.t''iI checked and uprootrd al -vmproms Of
~! disease, by IL" tyre U-r OF AkEK'S PRE-.
...hSS. Indeed We doubt II there has ever
""r'd II Tonic OF go powerful aud yc, 20 soothing
, 'Lc," b.;tcrs, winch arc continually sdminir
~.-.,i''u, with the hdppieei result. The proprir.
- HN;rrs is anxious 10 have them known through
".a!y, AMI for this reason will put them 10 Coun
a':'s sEd Others, Ly the " hOleIale, nj such l'rlca-
i7.s;O p!rus.s. All are invited TO try the Bit,ers
i i"'ir merits For sale at the following pln
= per GJ,,l";
a! o; 'hc principal Druygipts il this lily. Also
NIn. Druggists
= CHRISTIAN, Petersburg, Va: D., K. Lyman,
IA kIns y t., Norfolk, VA. Gsrlick &
Portsmouth,. w.; DR.. f.. Camln, Williams
.,hn-iO- i Wallace. fredericksburg Va. A.; J.
: Co, D"'rI.ic, Va Wheat s. Chapline,
a., IaOrnas, Adams s Co., Sraithfeld, Va. +;
H. Charlottesville, Va, I. 7. s. J. b. E.-kridge,
=" Walker Il. Middleton, Farmville. Va. ~.
".h"iur'pn, y g. Charles S.ott s. Co., Wask.
,"a.ry $ iin'h, baltimore, Md. Bodekers
%r!s'"y, ~ and from Druggists generally.
N---...,.uI1 +. BAKER. Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09
TO ADVEKTIsERS.-We W

eS,NVT1IE To EIt ~" WUWTu
cull the attention OF the Merchants 81 Lynch.
'tvr.nuIs, and Richmond, to the "SALKM uRoAS.
REGISTER us II medium 0! uIvc:lisins.--
~s..i.,cr" has. without doubt, "a large. circulation
papcr III the Valley between Stnuu;on had All.
7 ,ud IL 'hs six counties Of Roanoke. Bedford, Bote-
Er, lie. and Montgomery, taken in the agere'
+ S~.icUla,lou IL much larger than that Of any other
|~s.ncvc., while II circuln,cs considerably III al! the
2. counties. Besides hayi3w the greatest circula.
.'h- Ier-e>; d h"nd,ons=; paper III that section
lvaGtIy. II you wish 10 see Il copy, cu!! a; any OF
-,, o. a, the Offices Of the Republican or NirsiIlnn,
bug. the Democrat Petersburg; the Enquirer or
s"l. RichIHoId 4 hin: 70 the wise is sufficient.
il-rryIyS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09
By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

A
INFORMATION having been received BY the Exeeu'
1--WE, that HEZEKIAH HUDSON, charged with utter
Ing counterfeit money In the county OF Prince Edward.
escaped, on tho night Of the .s.h Of February last, from
the jail Of the county of Amelia, in which he had been
confined, in consequence OF the burning u the jail OF
the county OF Prince Edward, and that he il. now going a,
large: therefore. do hereby o,'-r a reward OF one hun
dred dollars 70 ANY person or pelson- VINO shall arrest the
said Hezekiah Hudson aud deliver him into tho jil oil
Amelia county; and | do moreover require al! officers Of
this Commonwealth, civil aud military. and request the
people generally, TO uss their best eS-rtiors 10 procur" tho
arrest OF tho said Hudson that he may be broush; 10 JUG
tice.
Given under my hand &c Governor, and under
II. & the Lesser Seal OF the Commonwealth, nj Rich
mond, this sth day OF March, in the year lsd5
JOS. JOHNSON.
By the Governor, GEORGE w. MrSFoRp. Secretary Of
III, Commonwealth.
uczck,ah Hudson is about hvc feet ten inches high, with
Lla-k hair and whisksrs. and about twenty tw1 yearso OF age.
IS s lid to be quite a handsome man.
March 9-,3W
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aT T

~ IL IBLA'
INKON snd aitcr 'hr 10th dHy u this noun y
reduce u,r Fare 10 Ou- DoilnT hIi Fif'y tS".t
d;CIr for BoGri, hmi other charge. III prop"!i!ot '''''
la consequence OF this reduction. make no caa".t
table or our cellars. The trst shall .uii ~ -HVF"e :
the very PICK OF the market the !rits! VA IT, '.'.'
the best and oldrst stock Oi Vines. =" ca .--L"'-.,
,Ls, mo ub,re ON he Continent, can .ura Es!" 70 :ot.i .,
so low n price. We offer for On" D"'.fL INC I!F 90,
whnt cvcryYhsra clse i co-.s - Lea " LEM
ri,v Cerfs to Obtain We call upon I'll" --iI' q - =
III. IN this attempt TO ,ninistet :? ~. w.ils a; ihe c"r.l'':
po-siGie rate. "N' ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09
rup r,NII,y CuRIsTIAN ALBUM.

D "
yUllIlS work i. published monthly III Richmond, var
ginia. by Mr.. +. +. Elan, and l. designed to be- a tam
IL JosrnnI. devoted rxclu-!vrly TO religion aud The social
daiies. ANY communication addressed 10 the publisher
will BE- promptly attended Ia.
TUE SENTIMENT OF THE PRESS.
eve have been too Ion. dependant on foreign teaching
for our southern iamilia-, snd therefore II ahsfds lis plen.
cure 10 see our Virginia la'i,- taking n stand III the world
OF Literature. The Album is II monthly, and contains 81
finely printed page. OF highly interesting articles. IRE
The cos,:nt. Of III" present Clnnusry) number indi.
cate that the work will prove itself worthy OF unircrs"!
nvor."-IPctrrsburc intellis"nc"r
"Wi,hou, sectarlnni.In, it is a religions and unexception.
able work"-!South Side Democrat.
The present january number Is filed with instructive
and cr;, rta!nin. matter. The work will prove n valuable
,cre. zion /, II cfl-- oil Literature hitherto nIuch neglected.
nj III. South. \ right noble enterprise, and We hid
il. with III our heart. Observation-Disclosures Enquirer.
This new candidate for public fnvor il II monthly jour:
nsI. large -yo. - rp. each number, handsomely printed
on GOOD paper. and presents quite all attractive appear.
ancr. Il duly encouraged, It will prove II n-efui
family journal. and u good auxiliary in promoting Southern
literary culture. and extending Southern Literature. We
tru., that this prai-ewor;hy aiventurer in literary taste wall
meet with u cordial reception and liberal pn,TonhSe, ana
Oh. has our best wishes for the successful accompaniment
OF hsr higher, aspirations. "-tReE:ious Herald.
Fob III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09

e" AN ~ on the ":;h Of February !as'l az negro '#sf
& ROBEET. who Il r spar" made man, nbout ~ ..
OH Thin yi.ag.. about ; feet 10 inches high, .Hiail iatJ
md w-r,s n -insll moT-'hch L. y n"gr" 81 y'H'"", sr-
pcnranrc. drcs-es well. and invariably wore II cap "t. "
velvet band around il, and blue.DlacX cloth CLOAK 81 -"
he'd y variety o: good clothing. anu having left - !uI.. =.
OF il az his room, am not certain n :" DESCRIPTION
c!o,iin. h. cnrrici with Lin. III" above reward ~ .
psVh II taken ont Of the State, fifty dollar i iaE"r "..f
one hundred miles OF Richmond. or tw'"ryav" Cg.Hr- ,
taken within that defiance. and MI reasonable s~r.:g "
paid. if secured in Jail or delivered TO Mr. John II Grc.Ia..
Of Richmond. 10 whom he Is hired Tor the pro.ent wee =
a tobacco hand. MARIA d ANDERSON
March AlOt Kehver DhnL. Hhnnyer CO. Va
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~ TAYL0W & WILLIAMS, AICTs :


~ TIL. Gin Or IsILDH.SHp.
y Fnil Executor. OF {" decree 81 no S!ft' ,pn'' ~
Il the Gag .! Richmond. entered Oh ;Ar 1874 !'brCs',.
.e"'. II. Ia" cGtc %! n"a.cr. &c., vs.. E"nEi, @c, II" no
.ci.a!r. "a conIi.ss iuncr appo.ar-d w ~: drrr"", 10: .E'-
pufpo"', Viii, on MONDAY Ina 81 Mach, L., co.'s
n'hr!ms Nj l o'clock, 7. N. sc! publicly. III 'gr o:acr ~
,.tls~i below. the iull0win, rnhl csrP.e. 20 wiz:
4 H"w Brick Tenement n, the snr't.ras: cHrnsT =: Clay
and III streets, occupied By M. IaIn 4 Harvey.
a krck ,rruc-C"GI Tcucn.'r'. Ou SUTs.... stree, -.
tween Ill "ri dn streets, ADJOINING tie Iona ."r yaci u
+. +. RnclUnd 9 ca.
And a brick House anil Lot. IArcr I,.r. W,s. Of tie
above, occupied by John CFvviry.
Two smG!! brick i"M"II"l:s III III" NYIA ..ic q Cit~.
hc'wcr:I % hmt 81 streets. GGJDli.n.g -, reG:au-- ~.
Ts;Em.
Two brick t'LeiH"iis on Jnch-o s;!-s', CccGD.,,! D..
spac'!ytly by ibrmiri Rogers a.i Henry EOtufoll
Pla:. II the property may be seen :: a few day s.:.-
Office OF the AuctiOneeTs.
T~ERM--Onc;hird Cash. tl- balance r, & rnd 1. rnuntis
credit tor negotiable npt"- well endorsed. win iu'"T"F-
added, nHd title retained una. payment IA iu!!, G.d cg..
yeyamcc Is dir"ct.j by he CoUr:.
JAMFS u. TAYLOR, Commissioner.
TAYLoa WiIlIAmS,A Uc'iJEcr:'. *.srca "-j::
By DICKINSON. hill u CO, :Ltr'.
mo his Jay at 10 O'Clock, vii be -olj ci.At
~ likely ucGrOee. cousisfiuc OF men, boys bTd si:is
March DICKINSON. HILL ! co, Auc:s
y n q q = fN.t-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09

BROOKS, BELL 81 WALLER,
AM JOBBERS OF DRY GOODS,
no. IT, PEARL T.
XNyE have the pleasure TO announce, that WE HAVE
w kHcEIvHp AND ABE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER a
very large and attractive
STOCk OF FRESH SPRING
FOREIGN y DOMESTIC DRY .
4 portion of our Stock is OF our own importation. The
purchases i'll the Northern Markets were nlnde with great
care by two of our partners, md on terms quite favorable
20 the interests oi both our customers and ourselves. And
We think we may say with confidence, tina, we hnvc the
ability nnd disposition to offer Goods IA cheap. either FOR
CASH. or Il LIBERAL CREDIT to responsible buyers, as any
house South OF Mas0n's and DiXon's line"
In soliciting II call from our Customers aud the Trade,
we say with candor that VIC have u tine Stock and good
Bargains to offer them.
The following geLtlenrn az" our main Sulcsmcn:
WM. NJ. CALDWELL, of Wuync~horo'.
SAM'L L. MITCHELL, Of Bedford.
TuoMAs SrHPToE, Of Lyuclburr
STEPHEN X. EwgRS, OF Nelson.
And we cordially invite their friends to give them 4 call,
und our stock Ill examination.
March ROOK3, BELL. & WALLER.
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-rn TIE H0TERS OF THE CITY OF

THE VOTERS OF THE CITY OF
9 rlCHMOND.-I am n candidate. for the Office OF
>.,..,, Having spent ten years in active discharge
leu i.,, IN rhr Shrri.slry Vi Hanover. 'icn,ico and
o. k.cauaai, am fully aware .. the responsible aud
ruu' ,r.,: yOuwiil be called upon 70 make. in the 70,
J. II yOar sergeant, on the n Il Wednesday III April
4! you elect me. | have no hesitation IL declaring
prepared 10 discharge he duties in accordance with
ISL. o. oscr. Your fellow cit:zen.
- HENRY Il JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH s..

ARRIVED.
.Mr Blue -, Halifax. fish.
chr tien TAYLOR, Philadelphia, mLz.
liz Henry Road, Johnson, lumber.
Ar Martin Van Burcn. House, Hampton, oysters
SAILED.
j J Barrin, Aud, York River.
,hr Elizabeth Davy, Trower, Charrvstone,
'hr Four Sisters, 1rowers. Chcrrystono.
,hr Stnr Lawson. Chprrystune.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09
ADMINISTRATIVE NJ SALE OF

HdTWINEPI ii IICIIOE.
XNIlLL b. sold n. The shine lime o. tue suie0ih. ''fI. :
w bp,opcny, on the l",h OF Marcel. on tie l;cfis
threc Ln,hr-, one Screw Cutting Machine, c"c I1ii V'e-'
one Packing Machine Hnd Sh"Grs, one Steam In-iEc ana
Boiler, together with the Tools. Patterns, N,ulds ind tE
puriennnrcs used and connected with tie Foundry hcr''n.
lore carried on by SrlsOn Corey, derra.sd. 10 ,n"s" ~.
posed 10 Engage in suCb M enterprise, this i'ol cry "r","
very great Inducements, both from Its lo,e.I"n BuG .-s
OF the building and pTonis's.
ANN ~. COREY, hGn...~ si.s'Tla
of Nelson Core, icC'asg:
Fob os-,IoNh FrRCrSCS 4 VII s,NsG.. aug.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09

uc,GO. MARCH S.-The know-Nothing ma
= - tar Mayor is three hundred and forty-tour.--
j. great r %"S G 1 thT"Ssh the the s s,rea,s hs s u q
4 4 GSc,mla band.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09
FROM HAVANA.

.,v,vAx, March The Steamer CahawDa,
MAMA }, HAVANA dates 10 the 4th. has arrived, The
81 f"''nn business was reviving. The San
aai was H pr,r,,,"u were in port. The markets
MA. .r c", Suypli,s OF Sugar wer" lnpeded
- lhu.l aI,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09
To

yUyHE Board o, Directors tor the Eastern l":niIc
lum. in the cry OF williamsburg. say" > 'i-.....
will receive proposals up 10 the III. .: AP.' -: -.
I;cI,;,@ .,id A.vlum with rus, IA couioI n!'S ~ -" h'..'
.-.an,Hlv missed March let l.Ji. Tie board TC=s'7
to itself the right 10 reject ~! b.d'.
Specifications. may be- obtained By WIRING 10 ,. H's'
zfln, Esq, Williamsburg, Va
nny s. o' o. q, wM. n yERBY. Cierl
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PURCEIL, L..tDD 4 co.

ht EIlI, LADD ~ tO.,
l. DIR
No. o., Corner Of Muin and Fourteenth streets,
RICHMOND, VA,
q RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING SUPPLIES
N Of DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS.
WINDOW GLASS, INDIGO, MADDER, and other DYE
SIIiFFS, WHITE LEAD vAlNISIlEaS. WHITE ZlSC
FAINT, BRUSHES, SURGICAL. INSTRUMENTS, CHE
MlCAl.!, Sc, &C.
Which have been carefully selected By one Of their firm
md which they are p!cparcd. to offer very low for cash or
10 iunrIuul customers OH the usual credit.
In r"turnIn. our sincere thanks Ia our friends and tn.
putic. who hav" SO literally paironiscd us during The pas,
ri.h; years. We be-. 10 arrurc them Of renewed efforts on
our part tn deserve their isvOrs, ana TO mmintain The rcpu.
:n,lon d! our house tor selling the purc,t uri most rrlabic
article in our limo II, low rs the same goods Gun be pun.
chased al the North or elsewhere.
We respectfully NIX III" attention of our old friends md
customers, and Of Merchants generally, 10 our large md
complete stock of DRUGS, &c, which we are determined
rs hrr"roior" to -"ll at such low prices n cannot inil'o give
satisfaction.
Every article sold from our establishment, is warranted
IA. represented by us.
PURCELL, LApD & CO, Druggists,
March =. Main At.
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>AMEKICAN UOTEL, RICHM(

. Z ICAN HOTEL, RICHMOND
: yA.-The public Is respectfully informed that
j. March 18th, IS, the rate OF Board ut the AMERI.
! llGEL will be reduced TO sI,75 per day, instead OF
u! price OF $500.
y :glrd so per month instead of s25.
! ..o.cabrr bess IT, inform his friend. that the same
. sE! care shall he paid the guests OF the American
! ..'eioiOre induced their patronage.
l:t S-i2wSc4 J. MILDEBERGER SMITH.
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-iH "-h' St iSslltu.
' ABEL. L. MAYO.
'"ffr H0TEL-LATE SWAN TA

-'.9'al, r,lr. I'm
: yves. t-,"s being da!ly notified of changes
. t., N'a'Gond Hotel Keepers, of their
,,;'s%,au.Sn, . We PROPRIETOR Of the above
SH4 10; c,,ya "a, licensed TO say, that
Ken rsuoT,.Sr w. 'r'cie required to sustain
pw.,d .s! no' &oy n ny p"rson, either traveller
,4asaes .:c- h. cas seSa 'ae market price, r,ill
tp ,,st Of 4aa for t %% and honest people
.sa: %: :ssss s. n: csaa .,;' b. ,s,a a. 81 2: the highest
|. ,',.''Or u tl ..' ~ 'han s. Soy So whore else upon
J.i e'll UPON I Hr established and we'll known
! i s: 5,:s, ,rps'. .S ss. o st5 . I'D blu in "'i Sr sas%e
they .4sn ~ oler. Interested d'i ,h,y say "a to the
rs Ut b.. nave 10, received IN. oS ana should
tH%"r .en.- :, ) the charges SHAH ,. pro quo.
(SfkTaS TISAAC AVERY GODDm
'se " "NpSN PORTER, ios, j,11oI
nA"LiSGS d MILLER
'' frara aud Cary streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-03-09
Feb. 2a-colmSla
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE

" AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
UyHE subscribers having removed 10 thelr ne" f"'IW!
on Cary stree, between 9TH hnd III streets, hrt PR
pprcd TO rrcrivr orders for all kinds OF agHcuhhrm WI
chine, and implements OF the lntcst and most approx"
patterns. which will b. made OF the best iH",'I'"''
and of superior workmanship. They NIX attention u
.carJwrIT. double aud single seared Horsepowerr ma
'rbrc,I,ers" which have taken n premium nj Every rsiI
,sh;ch ,b.v have been exhibited. Also, TO 'Croski!i-
cind crm.6er:" "Manny's Patent Reaper and Mover, ,'
hrs, in nae. Fswkr', Pn,cn, Lime and Gnano SprcAi'i'
highly approved: RirlIs Patent lrun'nrnin fl2w o' nv"
sizes, &c. They subjuin the opinion VI INV 1t" ""
" "'' BALDWIN. CALDWELL 4 CO.
Richmond, February 9th.
CASTLE HILL. Dec. IL. i-'i.
Coz. WM. l.. SToCGuToS-pcnr Si; lake P.."
in Recording here NV impressions OF the pcFlotiha,'r w
your Plow Rich'. Iron bcniu) PHt'if ~ pna ~
m vrnrk ws. f,r more thorough and! c"np!err NM ''".
of any ulow I ever saw in operation before; Ihr h ~
opencd by il WAS very generally Is inches ".sP nI "'
70 inches wide in hard close land, AHA most nv M ua'S ~
ncrfrrtly cleaned out, none Of the sod 'hfth u'""b '"'"
into it. ~ ,r many nj MY
The trial of the plow was Witnessed o! many ~ ~
~nrirhbors, nmon, whom will mention MeeII.. rhn",nI
N,I,on. ] r. Gerrll. J. II Lewis, {; Is iopS'n', " a~nnI
Watson, Of Loui.a, &C, all practical men nn,' ~, - hr,
lent Judge. of agricultural implements m" !, 80
one opinion among them as 10 the snpcl'oi"'
ceprinnablc performance Of your Pio". ,,.l;na mi.
Wishing Won equal success ciscwhere ~ n'r;"nI,,,sj
valuable iinulrmcnt favornbly known 10 OH ""'"
brethren. remaiE, yours, truly, VIZ r p,vrs
N,rrI, a-d1wSwlm W.