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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29


SGCRSEANT to decree OF the Circuit Court Ic;..s,
u county, shall offer tor sale, the premises
9th day OF June next il fair otherwise the first isr
dry thereafter three tracts vi Land belonging the
OF Edward PoindeXter, decd First The Homestead
containing by recent survey 312! it o: which
valuable wood land heavily timbercd the ba.aure cleared
il OF rsrate GuSy, and in high state OF Improvement
well watered throughout each held and al! under
which n in good repair The buildings very
Portable dwelling house, with six rooms kitchen
house, &c: hrstrate stable barn, tobacco houses ard
quarters. This hind lies in healthy and refined
neGhborhood, s within mile, OF the Virginia cc,tr,i
Railroad, and adoins the lands OF DR. e. r. Dickinson.
WIN. Overton, Esq Wellington Gordon Esq ma others.
The second trart sdjoins the st, contains CJ.
about 20 OF which in pines and original
the balance ia OF good qualify, the most o II scug well
in clover and in good state Of Improvement: ths
tract is also well watered and might be- added sGvanin.
geou-y first The third contains ~ Hcrrs aid
is all in wood OF original growth, ard well i'mbeleG IL
TERMs-CGsh rs to 40 much Of tie purchase money as
will pay the cOsts OF suit and cNeocs OF sale and credit
OF and years tor the baunce the purchaser giving
bonds with good security bearing inr.:te from 49,. lie.
and the interest 20 he paid annually the title be
ed as furthersecurity.
GARLAND LILLY, Comlns sioncr
At the time sAd place thall scl 80. very
valuable wood land belonging the estate Of Sally POM,
dexter. decd lying the Lime Tract roSd adjoining lie
lands of William Overton, Esq Dr. K. Dickinson and
others This land is convenient 10 the tract called the
Homestead, in the foregoing advertisement. and VII,
sold on the same terms. GARLAND LILLY.
Executor OF Sally pointcxter. '.ech.
ll.
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OF HOTEL KEEPER A
LIE l,SLC z SIrX a

M, :, TIE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
|- 7oard OF Visitors Of the University Of Virginia,
49, 81 'h'ir annual meeting to be held on the 25,h
sN d! the vacancy in the Hotel la,ely occupied by
".Coy, deceased. Applicants nj. direct their com
lion. 70 the undersigned
y.o, ROBERT r. PRENTIS,
n <.-c'S9JunP prnrfOr nj ,r ",
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POTOlIAC LAND FOR SAFE

n DESIRE 20 sci! my farm, Blcal IIsl containing
d thousand acres of land seven hundred srsble
and most Of level the rcstn wood. together with fifty
Negroes OF average value The il situated at the
MA Of a,,ox Creek, which is ravgabc Tor vessels
considerable size There is ncS brick Grit Mill upon
re ..al, and wharf III which Steamboat touchc, twice
II week, from Washington and A,xandia. There il an
abundance Of fish, crabs aud oysters the creek which
encl0ses he farm for about four mies Th. beautiful
farm is in pleasant Heighborhood and very convenient
churches aud post Office For particulars ad
dress Inc subscriber, Oak Grove, Wcsmoreland
ty, Virgiria
May -" WIN, WRIT
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Lsyoc,,. SUMNER CLOTHING.
NAM WElSlGER a. CO. have received
be 49, eaGitions to their STOCK which renders it
. 80 compete, which they are selling as low as the
s,,,, NesS ESRatRlSTs, w2f!siGM xtUk. is a
No 40 Main str.at
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ADJUSTMENTS.

:.w very fine engravinss Of the
ar,ce 81 each.
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AUCTION SALES.
Ely DICKINSON. Hill &, Cn .I.CT.
BY Z. II. COOK & co. AUCTs.
RE AND VALUABLE LIBRARY or EIGHT

HUNDRED VOLUMES, Al AUCTION
Am THURSDAY, 4th o June. We Will sell, S'or"
" No 10 Main strec, commencing 10 clock ".ry
large aud collection of BOOKS, III! rising tue ico-t
d2prlnr French and Eng s authors III Hit ~ Biography
f%stry md Fiction. being the Library OF gentleman
aish literary cultivation and taste.
Amnnss N" Collection, mny be t"unl the WGrE- OF
vi sI scott EGnbure Edition. % T0'- III rll cs'f
half calf " p''e' 40 WIS '''''''
R n.ns scm1ihp!ete Works Is vols. hall cnli
-, w orks, and, IN fact all the STANDARD author,
@ aho ,' snn IN complete Librsry-thc who' erhrn,
=, h% n'o"' Will be ready for examination on Mon,-r
Ca,"osres VIII be ready in day or two Sales ,i.,,
iesei'e' WV, B. COOK n co .""'.
lot of very old ami Coins we'll ,yo,5t, bos,,
zion Of an,iqunriaas. h. l. : : -. -
MAY - ~S' $1,000"
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

xALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
w In IN me view II moving 20 the STATE Q, 'Ahs.
,oi in ~ 'or -h!e the farm Upon wh!c ie'he' su",'
~ e county Of Caroline Va ten miles from F:cd'
nahsnOE hhd about two and hal: miles from the Nap
snic! nsy b.. "hsis there isa public landing rom
n, ali the products of the iarin either
|" 7, rirurrieksnnrs or the Northern markets.
rei nn5 @ ~ hcics io i5Oacres OF which are
W ~" III sncccsstui cuitlva,isn being well
adaWed to the production OF corn .ba, ; ,taco A
,a - " W.. 'ract 10 rich meadow land living on
Ware anu Mol webb creeks. which n,rr..c, in n WIN
through the farm. On the unceared por,;on ,ho.a m
ample supply OF timber aud fuel. ~ " "
The Improvements are frame dwelling house nearly
new, containing I'll hit rooms, besides closets
porehes the whole ha:u: lately been Handsomely PAINTED
school house, meat house. store house. granary corn
cribs, ice house, stable cabins, &C.
The above land adjons the farms OF Messre. VIM. p
Taylor Keeling Rowe and c:h"rs is surrounded BY intel
licrnt society, aud in reach OF four churches.
Decning IT unnecessary more IN description of it.
invite all purchasers view the property.
Unless sold before privately, (oi watch due notice will
be given the above land will be ood publicly on the pre-
misses. TUESDAY, the 18th July next ii fair, II not
the next fair day thereafter.
MAY l9-c,ds JOHN GOODWIN.
SALE OF LANDS IN HANOVER, HENKICU
AND THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
N Baker, decd we will sell, ut public Auction in front
OF Henrico county Court House, ON MONDAY, the ls
day o. June. ISL (beins court day. at II o'clock NJ the
| following real estate, viz:
LIST tract or parcel of Land in Hanover county, ad
joining the lands OF Bath;as Nash and others.
I'd tract parcel of Land containing lag acres in
Henrco, Pumr. adjoining the lands Of Messrs
Thomas E. Nuckols, Thomas Maxwell and CHEERS
3rd Another parcel of Land in said county.
tanning 323 acres adj ming the lands OF MessrS Robert
Courtney, Jesse r. 80 ,,crsoD and others.
4h Lot No III, IL adams Plnn in Henrico, bounded
by Richard Federal and james strccts having front
the former Of $50 feet and each OF the latte
| streets 2Gi feet
9Th A small Framed Tenement in the City of Richmond
near the corner OF Leigh and Henry s fronting Is feet
| running back about So feet
TERMs-ouc-fourth cash. balance ut t. and IL months
for Negotiable notes interest added and title retained Ill
| lust note 10 paid.
The taxes for 1857 to ba paid by the purchasers.
GODDlN & APpERSON, Aucts.
p. S-AlsO will be sold tor cash. the time
place. 10 shares OF Stock of the James River and Kanawh
Company. May s-ctds
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IRON STORE-For the convenience VI eSt 49,
and the trade generally we nave be,e e
on the Eas, side of Pearl street below Caly, "nee
shall keep constantly hand genera, ps rz 0u
Iron m manufactured of Virginia Cnsfcoa' ~ VIZ
Flau from I to inches
Rounds. from TO 81 inches
Sraia bas ovas half rounds, angle, hoops, bands,
SoHRail road chairs spikes axles bridge bolts and
boiler plate All OF which will be sold at the lowest mar.
ket prices. H. hNSnEh q ~;
Feb 27-ctf Armory Rolling Mills. .
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.


Ia the ordinary Female Schools of the country where
one teacher lie employed it is impossible, for of
% or the teacher 10 devote that constant personal at.
tehton that ID needed In such schools thu little pupil in
music 10 necessarily sent 10 the piano learn and prAc.
ce her music without assistance Should there be but
ten scholars, and halt hour only devoted by each
music tae teacher being present five hours of the teach
rrs time VIII be consumed and but little left for the in
structioh III other studies To this may be- traced any
OF the complaints Of Female Schools.
The grent object OF my School sto the constant
personal attention OF the Teachers 10 every Department
For this purpose two teachers employed One to at
tend 10 the ordinary English Branches. Including Mathe
mates and the Sciences aud the other Music French
ana Ornamental Branches. Miss f.. L. ScoTr will again
nave charge OF the rst Department By her fidelity and
her anihblty OF character she the love of all
her puPil-; and from my own examinations. know :hs
those under her Instruction progress with extraordinary
rspidiiy and proficiency.
In The other Department. embracing Music, French and
the Ornamental Branches Mics IRENE hSAUFF 10 engage
ed lady educated with .rent care. AZ Il teacher,
sne has given the highest satisfaction 10 her employer and
patrons All that hear Of her is exceedingly compli.
nentary. Observe that in Music the Young Ladies take
the lessons invariaby in the presence OF the Instructor
and then retire To another i'inno 10 practice.
frequently examine the young ladies' especially on
such branches generally III Female Schools, very
impcrrcy learned. When this is take place is not
generally known by them. The that they
are always prepared.
In closing ice it due to the Young Ladies' who have
attended This school to express my grateful appreciation
Ot their uniform kindness each other and every
member OF my inuiy. Their extraordinary decoruui,
their handsome observance OF those social prophecies
which contribute much IL the OF female
cety their dsent application to their duties and their
proficiency, merit more than ordinary praise.
When notified what day Students will reach Blacks
and Whites ,y the Oi the SouthSide Railroad
suitable conveyance wil! t.. provided
IWr Every article OF clothing should b. marked.
fH@My address ID MHcf aIIAnds LunrDburg Va
Dec let JOHN ORGAN. in.
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WOODS hA iurrj discoverer Of the inTsiu.
wooD tn. .,;l continues to labor in behalf Oh
u universally admitted blythe American me Ss1
ss' :: 4 s; sso: : .sG si ses
+: j: i !: I:ssa
e il, modest W., and makes it assume beau:
e osin'i t'' o.. been very desirable in all
y :.A:ace. ~ "a. is VII" Mornins Herald;
sr uor.i Sn r, in the CITY OF Richmond.
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PL.OU(:IIS.

5gNHE YoLLowISo numbers of~>a
q PLOUGHS and OUCH
CASTINGS always on hand N
Minor & Horton Nos ls. Isl, 10, GaEeNab
1871, 70, 81 ana 81.
GLIDING lO., at, II, l5t and y!
Wiley, double point, 3, 1, 81, Sc. 76. III.
Livingston County Nos. |, 9, q! and T. right hand
Nos. 4. ), 6, left hand
Wilson Smher's Improved Livingston Nos . 81 2
(, Tor right and left hand, for wrought points.
Mccormick. Nos. 6, :, 80 10, l2. wrought point.
Davis, 9. 10, IL wrought, 9 and 10 cast,
Prouty Near and Rugsles, Nourse Mason e. Co se.
veral sizcs, = aud horse.
March WIN. PALMER SON e. co
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TWo ;ITyDRED DOLLARS REWARD.

two HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
"ASAyvAY from the subscriber, 9th January last,
~ two Negro Men named WILLIAM and DEMBo.
William quite black, about % years DID, ieet or
inches in height muscular man, Dcmoo IS ~ or ~
y.a-s Id about feet 10 inches in height black CO.
Tor 80 ght made. No marks recollected ,
William was raised in Loudoun county, near Middle
burg n this State, and sold by Mr. Enges to cooper
who sold him 20 g. Omrhunda Of whom purchased him.
embo was raised by j. r. Woodbridge, Of Chesterfield
and was sold by Dickinson Till e. Co.. OF whom pnr'
chased him. will give reward OF ono huhdreu collars
for each = taken out Of the state fifty dollars each If
taken in tie Ss all reasonable expenses pad by de-
liverng sat- Negroes to me- or to Mefsrs. DICK
Inns On Hill & Co. Richmond, Va. Dembo IL supposed TO
he n the nechborhood of the Coal Pits In Chesterhe!d
county sMilh Hp"o'O'oN'
By Harms EpMospsos,
Better known among the Negroes as Mr.. Harris
Anril 11-d&ctf
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=5.,r< TuE Stomach

srits Of prOmO o,na, heath III al al
',.sa .: tas yes. 70 srouse the liver from torpidi
S he a, @ msssas .Ss, n It.
5 Sc d2aT ;i. :, The system impair the nerves; or
w. a'i a.Y1 :,,riis. ior which purpose we know
9 esss;sSd p XII: s1r Sf ssr +
l 10 scsey , snrely vegetable substances by Elijah
S Sa h5SasAes see p sUsn
,aaeeafr'' 50, ,a diseases OF southern climate,
5s sea S are sure choie,
ss D ,sss saa P pssef Sour s;o%seh
:, No5''s sa5 sImos; every other affection arising
=; 'ss s. Or the .sSsFs1 :;S Of
aa0 asVe H'' q family medicine, over all Others
world say I S;s no Try h IN aD S
;aey p" p-,r.onIy 50 c,s per bottle. ,. Il
~. - ali the principsi druggists In the city o.
I ;swss,s CIV e v5se c c aiS q Hatch
20: Rams l. Park, New York. Orders 5llea 0!
lo',, '"- + BAKER. Proprietor. Richmond va.
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESSES.


GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, "a.
HAVE hand the largest and most complet" as.oT
Il ment of FURNITURE and MATTRESSES tant hes
ever been offered in this market.
have paid particular attention to having the sooos Wen
made, OF the best materials
invite the Farmers and Planters when they 'i' keh
mond TO give me u call and examine my STOCK.
Amongst my stock will be found:
Rosewood Parlor Suits Chamber Furniture
Walnut do do Mattresses
cot,.oe purnimre Writing Desks
OF 60, Sofas
Ne, EI.ssa. Te,e IA Tctes
Wardrobes D..anS n..
Bureaus Ln; OF
Redsteads s; C,a"'
Chairs Pe "
Siiebosrd, T"ney iao'es
Secretaries Mahogany Chairs
Extension Tao'e8 HAhut 90
Office Cbairs Cane Seat do
Hat Rack. Cottage Bedstssd
Looking Glasses Library Tables
Eteperes Candle Stands
C.ntrc Tables Piano Stools
Work Tables Tin Safes
With great variety of other goods
AL articesI in my line manufactured the shortest
tice HARDWOOD, Governor 81.
May %
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IMPROVEMENT AND PRESERVATION OF
ESE-SIGHT


SPECTACLES adjusted TO defective s@k@
y sight upon unerilng scientific princ - TX
pies by E. MARKENS Optician, 69! Main street Take
particular notice Of the number.
The subscriber, who is well known to the citizens of
Virginia. skul optician informs the public tina, he
has on hand the handsomest and best of Spec
.aces and Eyeglasses in the country and that he will be
happy faithfully attend to all who wish their eyeght
properly treated and superior ground glasses
His art enables him. upon the shortest examination suit
almost every defect whether 1t be derived from Myopa
(nesr sght) Presbytis Gagged or far sight, AmbyoPa,
(presbytic or yopic) Cataract etc., The existing
prejudice against Specaces should be entirely discarded
by young persons suffering rem defective vision this pre-.
Willing prejudice is owing entirely the notion
that spectaces should be suited to different ages.
If you wish 10 preserve your sight during c with
ease to read write or sew without the least strain to your
ewes call on E. MARKEN5, Opncian,
NAV s-3m 69l Main street
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REMEMBER THE Tiu1

GNHAT GIBBS was awarded the highest preninn q
silver modal at the last exhibition the Mechanics
Institute tor the superiority OF his AMBROTlPES 1"ft
all sun pictures eXhibUn hut sill higher rrwHiJ
he Is receiving from daily increase Oi W busnrss.
which proves that his efforts to establish fret cas Gale
ry has with the appreciation Of generous public.
He respectfully announces that In orderto meet the az"
nands his business he has Increased Having
now his employ superior Artist he is prcparedto fur
nisn PHOTOGRAPHS from small to life size colOrcd
in OIL water or pastele which he tor accuracy
and beauty OF finish equal best paintings in tho
country. The public respectfully invited call sui
eXSminc specimens.
Gallery, Cor!nhian Hall, between 9th and lGh, Main
street Richmond. p F.. GIBBS, Proprietor.
p. ). These Photographs can be cns--"d :."-1 sn-.'
Miniatures, Duguerreotypcs Ambroypes, to lite size
Dec z p f. e.
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THEATRE.
s'ssT APPEARANCE. IN THIS CITY,
OF THE
,yGLISH OPERA TROU p E!
lONDaY EVENING. JrSE lst.-The Management
u,,,; respectfully announce TO the cz that the
= ,C-rE Will make their fro, appearance in this city
,I.... celebrated Opera of
Ia sONNAMBCLA!
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CLOVER HILL FOR SALE.


ME- SUBSCRIBER oaers for sale his farm in the
,aga:y o: Culpe2er known Clover Hell 1t lies
n-:ia:-y upon the Orange and Alexandra Railroad,
I'm on. mil. o, M,.a.l!s station. and FIVE miles from
.e,.. Coar; House, and not more than four hours
,9m either Richmond or Washington city.
:9u;sus. by recent survey. 80 acres, and Is IN
I.7 81! beautiful region Of country; is gently undu.
,, al well adapted 10 the growth Of wheat, corn, to-
+. A.. gay
l., improvements consist OF a dwelling, with seven
Us AID all necetssry out buildings.
l.. subscriber deeas minute description unnecessary.
,-.,rme. no ole would purchase before viewing the
-,s.. and therefore, Invites all persons wanting to
=.,e handsome and desirable farm 20 call upon him,
q . anxious 20 sell, and will do so upon sccommoda
tenn, TIE ABOVE properly, il not privately disposed
!: which due notice will be given will be offered at
ii: .c:iou on WEDNESDAY, the 5,h OF August next
l.: !. ao!, he eek, fair day thereafter
ROBERT TAYLOR
s-Any communication addressed to my neighbor.
y. SLAUGHTER, Egg, or myself, at Mitchel's
e'c Cupeper Coua:y, will BIO responded 10.
Sr .y-clay,is R. 7.
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FKENiTW SaUULERY HOUSE.
TIME snbocrbcr having ut Mechanics In. m
Il stitute Qs56) obtnined first class Diplo 64A
oAE.Ima on Plain and Ornamental SAD i&3
&SASSse DIES, thinks hr can please all who &
favor m with their patronage He also keeps in con.
nex!on with his 5addery and Harness business LIGHT
CARRIAGES all OF which he invites those in to
examine before purchasing elsewhere. He sells remark
ably low Tor cash This being his motto he respectfully
desires that and all will remember to call on him,
No 81 Main street. Richmond, Va four doors above ST.
Charles Hotel JOHN W. DENNIS
Wholesale and retail dealer in aud Manufacturer of Light
Carriages, Harness and Saddles. OF every grade and
description aud every other article usIsly kept in his
Inc.
s-S>'Reparing done a, low prices
Ey'0ld work taken in exchange for lew.
March j-dSc9m
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ser1I,I, NOTICES.

y0U suFFERf-Read the
-nal VIII D.. p. Leonard, Druggist ray
ia IS Sc German Bitter. hape done Won
q. nv. had oern ar. without relief. and the
Us, pee, prset an, the young man although
: !; i,aHi'r., ~" .ou,mcnccd with the Bitter.5
. =. e. about, S"" ,hs frat bottle, he continued
y 'S ..;a reaSi rom 'nrs was effected. He ia now
(, =. = y; sou? Tnr BlrrKRs ARE SATISFIED
Nal ,sN WITH THEM
=, .,sier said; 1r,xSGrE, Ala. Jan. l. 1850,
q" xslj. AMI think they WI eSn.,'
...,.. are SELLING 49, ,.i,ction 10 t1ose who have
. .,orckeepers everywhere; and !;
- = s.assiMsssnaa as s''' and BENNETT. BEERS q
~. LApp W. May 2s-d&c2"
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY

IT Mrs. F.. l.. DlCnENSOH.
fHS!llS Institution is open and ready for the recep
n zion q, pupils. The Of study comprises all
the hi and ornamental branches refined female cdu
Gallon.
Having given general satisfaction wherever she has
taught Mira D. is furnished with ample references for her
qualifications a teacher from the first families in Geor
ria, Alabama South Carolina, and Austin, Texas
Information be had ut the Ashland HOTEL personally
or by letter.
TERMS OF TUITION:
French and English, per month"; each. ...-...S3 90
menj 90
Music on the Guitar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %
Needle work. in all is various branches, %
flowers. 90 90
Drawing ana PhlDl!.:. w
Alum work ono charged
Board, payable monthly in advance, 90
fed and bedding per year 10
~ B.-The French Class vii! be required to converse
daily with the Teacher Particular pains will br taken
in cvatns the manners and refinement OF all tho young
Indies entrusted TO her charge Dec 3O-ctf
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TIE ALBI'M IN VTTC7ZT

.ss;n, 'secioa Of the most prominent and inte-
. !. Of L'hosrapay, from drawings made on ,ts
: a.s5.s %@a Boyer, pupil of the celebrated Dusse,
d; 'D!' % be completed in volumes; vol. now
received. and the Work delivered TO sub.
IN, Q: * ohHis; price S25 the entire series, or at
IL. 80 per VOL, each vol to contain g plates
d; !; a. may De seen upon application as above.
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p. II. TAYLURs MUSIC SALOt;L
AND PLiIO-FOP1E WARE-POfju

I.fG
AND PLiIO-FOP1'E WARE-POiju
GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND VA
SVSIE undersigned is sole agent In this
Il city TOR the sale Of the celebrated E$[2eN
NUNNS & CLAkK'S PIANO foRTEs-H
The instruments have received the unquai.u y
ed approval the greatce Piansts this counrv and in
Europe lie also keeps Phnnus OF GALE g. co and other
good and e established makers
H. Tuy keeps constantly hand AN assortment of
the best Musical Instruments and Musical Mrrcbnndiz in
general consisting of Peaubats superior MELODEONS
Martin g unrivalled GUITARS.
Taylors approved fLUTEs-(rhese Flutes arc no, sur
passcd)
Accordeons Carionets, Flutes Flies Fareoe,, Gusrs
vioins Banjos, Bridges, Pegs >
Tuning Forks and Pipes, Mouth Pieces for Clariooets
and brass Instruments.
Piano Stools and best quality Guitar and Violin strpVs
In short. e"cry Article in tie Music nav be had nj
this establishment ut most reasonable prices
The largest snd most beautiful offashionpbe
ncyy ard standard Sheet Music be found in mi, state
Piano. Tuned and let to Hire Old Piano, takep in
change Tor new ones p. H. TAYLOR
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.r.n,isaD DRESS LINENS.-I would invite the
...., oi the ladies 10 my stock Of Figured Linens
% watch are desirable and cheap.
e. HARTWELL, lis, Broad Ct
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Illk 0I-T FOR EI[N!I

INF SWEENEY, the originator OF the Ban
:. METROPOLITAN HALL to night. Admit
a5c;s cp 49,.
!, .--it; CHAS. DUNE fA1c, agent
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MERCHANDISE.

NEW PIANOS FOR OLD Owes.
TIME undersigned will give iull value for -.,.r
ii OLD PIANOS in exchange for NEW H&E2S
ONES TIC III
No one will offer greater inducements to purchaser. Of
PIANOS than myself. have been engaged in the bnsi
ness Tor more twenty years. and no one chn ,hm,
ever sold bad one
+. p. NASH. Book and Piano Seller
April29 Petersburg Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
FOR RENT AND FOR SALE


NOR RENT and possession given Immediately, rrts
IL the Store and Kitchen, sccon tenement from ,m.n
the corner oil Main ind 10Th street,. -
Also; the New Office Store ;=ih three rooms aduin.
ing the Custom House on 18th street.
Also, "A vacant Lot AT the Eor East corner Of Main
and 4th streets. And
FOR SALE
About one thousand Of wool land on White Oak
Swamp. between i've and six miles below the city, Ia lots
of lUO or more
For TERMS, &c, apply to
May l-d&clm X. G. TUNsTALL
Hf EESE'S MANIPULATED GUANO-We In
q wife the attention OF the Farmers generally 10 this
popular improver. The With which Rreses Ma.
nipuated Gu"no has been used, bth upon grain aud
bacco has won for il in Virginia reputation uNEQuALLED
F. Z. WINSTON & CO.,
March eff Sole Agents Richmond. Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-29
THEATRE.

MI PARROW, the Old Virginian, Flat.F footed,
rcrs Fed Negro. at METROPOLITAN HALL to.
!. !. = e-.. a. CH.s. DUKE PAGE, Agent.