davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
ANOTHER NEW NOTE UPON WORCEsTER's


OUNCE Thalberg and Gottschak have charmed the pub
- lie by their wonderful music the paoo seem. pos
sbe to have risen higher than among
mens and the Importance Of good pianos bop In public
and private concerts 10 than ever acknowledged
We tear that many pianos purchased for their ane
outsides Now this 10 the absurd all fine car
Wing the ebeny mother Of pearl and gliding In the world
cannot make piece of furniture out OF the piano. 1t 10
but square ungraceful bog after ALL It's beauty 10 all
Tor the ear Therefore beg of cur friends when Pgr'
suit of piano think altogether of sweetness and rich.
ness of TONE and power of action. at the same time
they instrument which will bear the touch Of
time they will he Fortunate for In this respect that
most of pianos fail We have In our possession an
old mahogany piano, manufactured some twelve years
since by H. Worcester, which has as clear and sweet
. tone now 40 when made, and we would not exchange
It for half the grand pianos we meet with.
I'VE believe there some thirty Piano Factores IN
New York city, many of them very large. Worcester
IT, perhaps, the complete Orders ara executed Tor
any part the United States including distant California
Minnesota Wisconsin, also the West Indies and Canada
About half his ORDERS however, for this city and its
immediate vicinity. We think his Instruments unrivaed
for .weetnes. power and durabity."-N York Express
4th March, 1857.
A. MORRIS, No. 81, Main street, sole Agent for the
sale of
WORCESTERs PIANOS,
supplied with full assortment which 10 sold at Factory
prices and which he would invite the attention Of Pro-
fessors, Amateurs and the public oeuerally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
CHARLES Ii. STUART,


ASHLAND IlASovER County, Va,
I'M Ill practice regularly in the Courts ot the coun
w lies OF Hanover, Caroline, and King William, and
will attend 10 any business any of the Courts held in the
.i,v of Richmond Dec 23-d3l&cn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
.ORPHANs, FAIR-sT. JOsEPH's

UR + II A vs. FA1K.-ST. JOSEFhS
~ ASiLUM.-The Ladies' OF 81. Peters congre
on have the pleasure To announce to the public that
Monday, the llih nst and the following days and
ferings, they will hold "The Orphans Fair in Mr..
chclis store Governor, 18th Street, in Mr..
klvins row. They invite all the charitable and espe.
billy the friends Of the Orphans to give them CALL
tables exhibit ne assortment Of superb articles
variety O. sunstanrals, well delicacies
the qualification of the taste The proceeds Of the
will be devoted towards paying for the building
3cently erected. Jan LIFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
''' JAMES ROY MICoU, elk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

TAPpAHASSocK, January LIST, ISIS
The parties interested in the foregoing decree arc
hereby notified that have fixed the 18th day Of Feb
rary next to take and the accounts. and make the
enquiries my Office directed by the said decree, vt
which aud place they required to attend with the
proper vouchers and evidence.
Given under my hand Commissioner In Chancery OF
the Circuit Court OF Essex the day and year first aore.
said.
linn 2-cwJW III w, DAlNGERFIELD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG


TIME undersigned propose to conduct In the City Of
Il Lynchburg, commencing on Monday, 4th of January
1853 Boarding Day School for young Ladies, with
preparatory department for young Msscs including Mas
tiers. under l2 years OF age.
They take leave say the public, that their system
of is designed to be thorough their discipline
parental and that the progress OF the young Ladies' whom
their care will be the only claim which they shall
prefer to public patronage
Mr. WILLIAMsoN, who has had much experience a
teacher In connection with college, US well young
ladies' seminary while he does propose abandon his
profession Of law, will lecture TO the school daily, An.
Client and Modern Languages and Mathematics.
Board per session Of ten months. including fuel,
lights, washing, &C., with no extras. 5000
Tuition fees not to exceed the medium standard of
schools of equal grade in Virginia. Pupils in case
charged except for the time they are In attendance.
MRS NJ. X. WILLIAMSON,
MRS s. f. PAGE.
Mrs; Williamson refer. to Hon; VIM c. Preston, Gov.
John B. Floyd and Prof Cabell University of Virginia.
Mrs. Page refers to Right Rev. Bishop Meade, Rev. r.
r. Gurlsy, Washington d. c., and Rev. John NJ. P. At
kinson. d. D., President Of Hampden Sydney College.
m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
NORTH READING!


"JHY ia 1t that many suffer and repine and drag
w out miserable existence, untitled for the enjoy.
ments and even ordinary pursuits Of e when relief may
be obtained, and health and vgor restored by
at once convenient and safe, we'll permanent in its
character
To those who have suffered long with disease eliminating
in loss of appetite vigor and dstaste of social joys the
undersigned tenders his professional services assuring the
sufferers, in candor and sincerity, pleasant convenient
and proper thorough and sound body
and mind without unpleasant restrictions hinderance
from ordinary business pursuits.
All diseases OF private nature from whatsoever cause,
either recent chronic structures, irritable bladder
&c.-also, Scrofua. Asthma Rheumatism, Piles, &C., skill
fully and successfully treated.
Dr. HARRIs be consulted daily, between the hours
Of ~ NJ and PM and TO 10 P. NJ, at his rooms u
8. Hotel
Ladies of delicate constitutions those suffering from
complaints peculiar to their SEX invited to communi
cate or send their address.
In order TO satisfy oftimposed upon community that
there no intention the part of Dr. H. to humbug hem
he bcgs ts state that fees remuneration will be re-
ceived until entire satisfaction shall be given.
Patients out Of the city, and whs cannot make 1t
nent TO CALL by stating their have medicines aud
prescriptions sent to any part of the country.
new and strictly mercural treatment Tor old con-
stitutions cases Of Syphilis Call upon. or address.
X. B. HARRIS, NJ. D.,
Ian III ich Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

A PROCLAMATION
INFORMATION having been received By the Execu-
IL tive, that Willis Ashby murdered at the Srotisvi
Depot in the county of Halifax the second day OF the
present MONTH by THOMAS IUcki TINT the said Tuck
WINS arrested and subsequently made s escape and is nov"
going at large therefore, do hereby offer reward OF
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars to any person persons
who shall arrest the said Thomas Tuck and deliver him
all officers of this civil and military and
request the people generally to their best exertonS
to procure the arrest Of the said Tuck that he may be
broug to justice
Given under my hand Governor and under the Less
RI Seal OF the Commonwealth, ut Richmond this ,n
~ day of January in the year 1905, anu III the Sa
HENRY A. WISE
BY the Governor:
GEORGE w MuNronD, Secy Of the Com I'm;
Thomas Tuck Is 81 or % years old. feet 10 or inches
high strong built light red yellow red hair freck!ed
hight 36sn ana
slpw , ,n and has rather bad countcnance.
Jan 8-c6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
DR.. JAS. W. +. NIAINAF
auckland, Pr William CO.. W., April l4-ctf
N0TTCE OF A FARM At PRIVATE SALE


INTENDING TO engage in other business will cell pr
vatcly the Tract Of Land upon which am now living,
situated in Appomaox county. adjoining the county lines
Of Prince Edward and Charlotte and the lands Of N Pam.
pln Mrs. Elcan The Carter, and others containing 81
acres onc.thrd in original growth, heavily tImbcred,
one.thrd in pines "a number Of which sufficiently
large for logs the balance is under cultivation some
of which lntcy sowcd in grnss and clover, and a
small crop Of wheat has been seeded this Fall The Land
lies remark ably well, and ia well wntcrcd, Horse Pen
Creek passing through it, besides good and
yer failing Springs scattered the farm. There
about 25 of Creek and Branch Flats some from u
to $50 Yards wide, and the whole place has been weu
dched and drained within the last years. This land
produces the finest kind Of Tobacco and is admirably
adapted TO Wheat Corn Oats and the various Cruises
cling s new having been made last spring Tho improve
ments are, nse. new and consist cf Two Story Frame
House, IL By % feet, nearly finished; three hcwed Log
Cabins, Of which has two rooms with brick chin
ney each end Stables Barns &C., all in good order.
There three fine Springs convenient to the dwelling,
one OF which is about 50 yards and cannot be surpassed
by any Spring in the adjoining counties The ncichbor
hood ia remarkably healthy, and the society IL good
can be wished for. The land could easily be divided into
tracts leaving plenty OF Timber well ns small
Apple and Peach Orchard each trnct II up 10
within $50 yards of Pampn's Depot, very hourshuc
village the South Side Railroad containing Church.
several Stores, Tobacco Fsctories Wheewright and
Blacksmith Shops Tavern, Foundry, and many other
houses Churches, Saw Grist and Flour Manufacturing
Mills very convenient From the to the De-
pot, where wood E always wanted, the timber on the
land would more than ten times pay for it.
II desired by the purchaser would also sell my stock
of Horses, Mules Work Oxen, Cows, Hogs &c, Crop Of
Corn, Tobacco Oats &c, together with the Plantation
Tools of every description.
TERMs-f desired, the purchaser may have several
years to pay the purchase money in.
My Post Office Pamplins Depot, Appomattox Co Va
Nov l7-3tawts w STEPTOE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

DISSOLUTION.
TUlHE firm of WlNFREE WATKINS is this day DIS
solved The name Of the will be used in
closing the business HENRY &. WATKINS,
Richmond, Jan. /, 1853. Surviving Partner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
FROM WASHINGTON CIT

FhOM w aSIIINuIVN UT H
sWAsHrSGroS, Jan. 1.-THE soop of war Marion
= preparing to join the African squadron. her prln
6pal officers are Commander Brent, Lieuts. motifs
Whiting, Stone, and Weaver; Master, John NJ Strio'
hg Surgeon, Randolph + Mason.
The Quarter Master General is engaged in making
be preliminary arrangements Tor iurthering supplies
5 Utah, but no money is now available for their pur
bases.
The receipts into the Treasury have considerably
Improved during the past week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
u WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN IN THE CUURSE UF HUMAN
ents Ladies and Gentlemen lose Of their greatest
.ura at;ractions-a fine head of hair-it becomes mat
o serious importance, and the question s what shall
do 10 stop the hair from falling OF and its vgor
beauty. In reply to this query, beg to say, try
HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPRovEa A few ap.
cations will stop the hair falling breaking, remove
pdruH, keep the scalp clean and white, and impart
shness and vgor to the hair; and although you may
Re been bald twenty years, the continued use Of
So months will insure you luxuriant head OF hair.
and get bottle, and if satisfied. after the second
Phca,ion, return it md get the price paid
SIX for DR. Harris Hair Promoter aud lmprover Sold In
Edmond, by w JEFFERSON, Druggist,
Corner Main rad 18th and Main and Wall streets.
nm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

OENTT CLTIa NV nE VIRETNTA
rz.NTrE srTiIREb a, ,b;s In,,ution and sold there
anS :, no h.en,s Store No 81 Pearl street the
f,; nu q. ., radnoed nr;cea m wit.
'o'o pnn,. s sbos. .n nd Rrogne,
Wonas nA Ch;iSTen and ssrvspt,' Shoes
wagon anu Natt na.nesI VI e'e'y "''S''pN'"
M M 5 snas Lea'nef ho'e
Wagons, WLoohorou.
m Uays anu Safaa e.
S WHut'oes W. pT;d 'c,,,,s
sSlsIpeu anu t"'u oot 90 ,,,s,;on hand,
n neascy s auu cIn,L;nn 20 Co. scrvan,s
Nc, ha sbove ar,;clcs nm hand and for salc or will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FOR SHERIFFALTY.-
We are authorized to announce Colonel NOR
ELL COBRS candidate for the Sherifalty OF the
nty Of buckingham, suhc convention OF the De-
lcratic party 10 be held al February Court.
San ll-cfl Fob
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
KING & QUEEN LAND FOR SALE

yuyIE undersigned as Trustee of Richard and : Well
ford Corhin. offers for sale the folo~n: tracts o.
and In King L. Queen County. m uit'
Tract called Lancviilc containing about acres
with Dwelling House. Barns. Corn Houses, Stables
sccr's House and Cabins all in good order. Also
yery Valuable Grist and Flour Mill.
omc six or seven hundred in cultivation, and
the residue is heavily ,imoered This Land lies on the
Meaponi river, Immediately opposite to West Point.
(owned BY VIM p Taylor, Esq } which, is the terminus
of the Richmond and York River Railroad
Also, Tract of Land, called Top Knot, containing
about 500 acres; about 20 OF This Land under
cn,ivaton, and the residue is heavily 1fmhered
Also Tract of Land containing about 4oo acres known
by the name of Pluck Rose. which Land 10 also heavily
timbercd These last Tracts OF Land lie wilhin three
and four miles Of the Mattaponi River
Also Tract Of Land called CARROTS supposed to con-
tain 200 acres.
Also. piece Of Land, lying Dragon Swamp, sup
posed to contain seventy viii is heavily tim.
bered in Cypress. d., r....
M ANY person desirous OF purchasing these Tracts
of Land. either OF them will please apply TO nl1
dress the undersigned whose Post Office Ia Brandy station
Culprper County, Va; Messrs. Richard and = Well
ford Corbin Fredericksburg, Va.
Ian eft WIN. N. WEXFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

HIRING: OF SERVANTS.
TIME subscriber offers his services TO hs friends ano
IL the public for the purpose OF Hiring out Servants
Having had some six eight years experience in the
business feels confident that he can, with due regard
to the of the servant obtain the best prices and vii
give his personal attention during sickness Refers to the
following gentlemen for whom he has transacted bust
ness of the kind for several years.
DR. henley. King Queen co,Va
Volney Walker Esqr
Mr. WIN D Turner,
Mr. James Pendeton,
John Seager, Esqr TappHhannock, Essex Co
James Roy, Esqr Henrico Co
DR. Jos 8 Pcndlcton, Amherst Co
Dec l6-c1m Opposite st Charles Hotel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
LOTTERIES.
>-->-~-~~~
tRNItS1 E.n'!i1' EI,IE

hiiil LAND LOTTERIES.
FOR JiSrhaY
cue MARYLAND "'
p'8"i"s' ro"dsef'd uuder tie .np,r,o,,udeaes Of The
sfHt. L0itery Commissioner
SPLENDID SCHEMES
FRIDAY, Jan. l5h-Pokomoke River Glass c.
Nos. II drawn Tickets 81 Capitnls-SaOO1 J 10 600
2oi .toV0 oil 2oUJ. Certificates OF Packages OF ,rbolcs
$50 5n-sh"rss in proportion.
Class b; - No, l.: drawn ballots. Tickets sl0-Capirn
Pr'z's-SiO,0OO, 10000 5000 5000 a,UOl Certificate
OF Packages Of Wnoles sli9 IO-shares in proportion
MONDAY, Jan. lsh-Washiuyton County. Class c.
Capital Przes:-S., 800 II $500 ~ Of GOO &c
20 Nos, II drawn ballots Tickets So Certificate OF
packages Of wholes sl2J 20-shures in proportion
drawn ballots. Tickets SIS Capital prizes: $40 900 600
5000 sss &c Certificate of Packages of Wholea $40 So
shares in proportion.
WEDNESDAY, Jan a0.h--Susquctsnna Canal, Class
C.. - Nos IL drawn ballots. Tickets $40 Capital
Prlzes-S30OOO ~ OF 5000, 20 OF 1000, &c Certificate
OF paGkasss Of wholes s4.-shsres in proportion;
THURSDAY Jan. 2lst-Carron County, Glass 2.
: Nos IL drawn ballots. Tickets IS. Capital Prizes:
$4,000 1896, &C. Certificate oil Packages OF wholcs
FRIDAY, Jan. 2ad-Pokomoke River, Glass D. 10 Nos
10 drawn ballots Tickets So Capital Prizes 10000,
$780, $500. &C. Certificate of packages Of wholes s6a-
SATURDAY, jan 23d-Grand Consolidated, Glass d.
Is Nos IL drawn ballots Tickets $50 Capital Prizes:
sG3 600 OF 900 OF 5000, &c. Cerlihcaes OF pack
| MONDAY, Jan. 25th-Washing ton County Class D, -
Nos, IL drawn ballots; Tickets IS. Capital przes-
SIb4S3, lUVuU, oi bf &c. Ccrtlncae oil
| Packages OF Wholcs Sl2G i0-sinres in promotion
| TUESDAY, Jan. a6h-Be Air Lottery lass c. IS
Nos, II drawa ballots. Tickets 50. CaDita Prizes
$50 900 OOO 5000, OF 1900 Certificate OF packages
| OF wholcs S7I-sharesi in proportion.
| WEDNESDAY, Jan. 2,th-Susquehanna Canal, Glass
= 7s Numbers II drawn Tickets $40 Capitals: SCI 900,
s46 $500 sc. Certificates of Packages of Wholes
| Si4l--shsres in proportion.
| THURSDAY. Jan. asth-Carro County, Glass 4 -
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 50 Capitals S20OOO, e.'73,
OF 1000, Certificates OF packages OF whocs S7I-
shares in proportion.
| FRIDAY. Jan. 2gth-Pokomoke River, Glass l. IS
Nos. IL drawn ballots. Tickets So. Capital PRICE:
$4,000, s,f3J. &c. Certificate Of Packages OF whocs
| s79-shares Ia proportion.
| SATURDAY Jan 30th-Grand Consolidated Lottery.
Extra Class th" Havana Pan Tickets 30. Capital
Przcs-s3500O, $500 OF O00 of 1000 Of 500,
| Of l.2.0. 1000 prizes and 10000 numbers.
SATURDAY, Jan :0th-Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Cnss = Tickets $40. Is Nos IL drawn ballots Capitals:
s2 COO 10 49, 20 OF 1900, 80 Of 100 &c Certificate
| OF Packages of Wholes sl55-shsres in proportion.
ty9A Dollar Lottery is drawn daily.
communications will receive attention. II address
| ed 10 X. FRANCE & CO,
Jane Richmond. Va
| HFN~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

GEO. WATT. p. ii. STARkE.
THE CUFF BRACE PLOW.
TUNHIS PLOW has been steadily ~
Il gaining favor with the farmers \>-kDo
and planters for the last ten years,
untilit may now be considered the
most popular Plow in in the whole South 1t has taken
premiums at three Of State Fais and at the lust s5
took the over ell the most popular Plows in
1t has also taken every premium given By the Mechanics
Institute Of Virginia upon Pows well silver medal,
being the highest award offered by this Institutes and has
Seen se no Ss o. soil In '
Manufactured by the undersigned, their factory
Franklin street, below the Exchange, Richmond Va,
where may had nearly every article used for tiIng the
soil. All made in own shops Of best material.
April 9-cly GEO. WATT co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
NEGRO HIRING.

NE(fRU
xuvur .ubscriber returns his thanks to bis former
friends and patrons for past iavors, and takes this
n,bod of informing them and the public generally. that
h Intends continue the business the coming year
proispq TO use his best exerOns obtain good homes
GOOD prices for all negroes entrusted to him and also
N pyc them his personal attention in OF sickness
he has large and comfortable house for them during the
hiring In which they stay until hired out He would
advise that negroes should be sent in early prac
cable after Christmas
REFERENCES:
| refer, by consent, to the following persons:
n b. Hill, Baker g. Peasants, Richmond
John w. C. Latane, King William.
DR.. S G. Faunieroy, DR.. Thomas Lstanc, King and
Queen.
DR.. Bev. D. Rcy, DR.. Jas. H. Iatanc, Essex.
+. A. J. CLOPToN.
Office corner of Wall and Franklin Streets, opposite
Messrs Dickinson Hill & Co Dec 5-r2m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
Villa FSTATE FOR SAFE

ZANE of the charming residences IN the State OF
u New York. .tuarc in II well wooded park, and sur
rounded by about 90 acres of fertile land.
Saratoga Albany and Troy are easily accessb' ana
Rairosd now partially constructed, the city of Albany
will be brought within forty minutes.
To gentlemen desiring magnificent and healthy rest
dencc for their families during the summer months, me
proprieor honestly recommends this place The houer
can he shut up and left during the winter months III per
feet safety More land Can be purchased II desired
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

GEO. w. ii. T iLER,
AGENT TO HIRE OUT NEGROES, RENT OUT
HOUSES AND COLLECT CLAIMS.
TIME subscriber offers hs services TO the public us
Il Agent to Hire out Negroes, Rent out Houses sell
Wheat Flour and Tobacco, and Collect Claims, on the
usual terms.
have been the Superintendent Of City Property and
Police Officer In Richmond for the last years. and
1t is presumed from my knowledge Of the inhabitants OF
ting good and responsible homes for servants and rcspon
sible tenants for houses.
Refereuces-The Citizens of Richmond generally.
g. w. II. TYLER,
Dec 25-clm Agent and Collector
Office on Marshall street next to the market hay
seales &. w. II TYLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

BOAKDINGISCHOOL
TIME undersigned will open Male Boarding School at
Il Bumpass' Turnout, on the Virginia Central Rail
tuition OF Mr. John Richardson, graduate Of Hampden
Sydney College.
TEams:-For board and tuition el3u, for the term Of
ten months payable one.half the L. of July and the
balance at the close of the school.
For further particulars address
Second Turnout Louisa county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
LANDRETITs GARDEN SEED NEW CROP

AAT have JUS, received large and complete Asort'
w ment OF Landreth's Garden Seed, warranted ge.
nuina and the growth of 1851, 10 which we woul ca
the atten ion of persons having occasion TO purchase
seed. The following cOmprsr, in part, our prese'
stock which viii be added such supplies AZ wi at all
times keep our assortment compefe
ASPARAGUS LET 7 u E-Early Cab:
BEEr-Long Blood Man. bage, Royal do, Curled
gle Wertze, French u. India, Brown Dutch, Green
gar. Early Turnip &C. and White Cos.
ROCCOLl-Purple Cape, MELON-Eutmeg &Citron.
Grrman. Scotch Kale NASTURTIUM-OKRA.
BEANS-Large Windsor. ONlON-Silver Skin, Wea'
Red Speckcd Valentine, thcrsfeld
China White Early Six PARSLEY-Curled.
Weeks Lima &c. PARSNlP-Sugar
CA X BA G. E-Early York, ? EA S--Landreths Extra
Large York Oxheart Ear. Early Early Frame, Large
IL Sugar Loaf Early, Rat. Marrowiat, Dwarf do,
tersea, Drumhesd, Do Sa. Blue Imperial
vow Fiat Dutch lRcd do PEPPER-Large Bell Sha.
Philadelphia &c. ped Picking.
CAkROT-Lurc. Orange, PUMPKIN.
EARLY Horn Alterengham. SH-Long Salmon
CAUI,fFL OWER-Early Long, Scarlet White Tur.
and Late nip Red do Black Spanish
CELERY-White and led RHUBARB.
Solid SATISFY.
CRESS-Cured SPINACH.
CUCUMBER-Long Green, SQUASH.
Early Frame. TURNlP-Flat Dutch. Red
EGG PiAET-Purpe. Top, Large Globe kuth
ENDlVE and LEEk. Baga. Large Norfolk.
LUCERNE SEED. POT FIR RBS-Assortmcnt.
?. JOHNSTON s. BRO rs. Msin ct,
Richmond. Va.
N. B. We sell no Seed except those received from l..
LASpRETH & SoS.
Jan IA p. j. BRO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

LATER FROM KANSAS.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. IA --Advices from Kansas respect
BIZ the election state that the returns are exceeding
\ contradictory and unreliable. Both parties CLAIM
triumph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15
NEW CONCERN,

RICHMOND, De-. Ijth, ISJI
NEW CONCERN.
EDWARD G.. RAWLINGS and ALFRED l.. HOLIDAY hav.
inc associated together under the style and
firm OF RAWLINGS & HoLLApAY for the purpose OF con-
ductinga
GENERAL AGENCY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
viii devote their entire time and attention Collecting
Clans Renting out Houses Hiring ont Negroes and to
the sale OF Wheat, Tobacco, Corn, Flour, Oats and all
other kinds of J Ioducc entrusted 10 their care.
ibe mi share OF the patronage Of their friends and the
public is respectfully solicitsd.
ifS1Offcc al the old stand of HILL d RAWLINGS,
Corner Ma n and llth sts
Rtcu1osn Dec 18th ls57-Dec l7-dGclm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-01-15

AN OLD ESTABLISHED SCHOOL.
WARRENTON FRENCH COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
JULIUS WILCOX, PRINCIPAL.
yHE thirtyfourh session will open January a. 1858.
i The Principal, who has been connected with the
school from ito has recently purchased
the interest of his former copartner Rev. N L. Graves
and will continue the school, assisted by experienced
and efficient corps of teachers and hopes by earnest and
un,iring personal efforts to merit the support Of the pub
lie.
nec 1A-tlFeb