davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-07
LAST NIGHT,s REPORT.

Washington, May 6.-By advice of military
authorities, the Mayor issued a'proclamation re-
quiring all drinking saloons TO close at $50 p. M
Much alarm exists at Alexandria, owing to its
proposed military occupation by the Govern
ment.
Gen. Scott has published a card, begging cor
respondents to spare him. saying he has no Of
fee in his gift; no power TO accept volunteers
corps or individuals, and has no time to answer
letters.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-07
subscribe for One journal.

If you want a good paper, one that always
contains the latest news and gives a correct
price current of the Fremont market, aud other
local matters subscribe for the FREMoNr JorRN-
eleven hundred copies but we are prepared to
furnish any additional number of papers that
may be wanted Terms low; only 81 30 per
year, or - cents for six months.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-07

The appointment of Surgeon and Sur
geon'S Mate for the sth Ohio regiment, to
which the Fremont Companies Nos. al d
2 are attached, has been conferred on Ben
jamin Tappan and S. Sexton. DIR. j. B.
Rice of Fremont, has been appointed Sur
geon's Mate to the 10th regiment.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-07
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA.

St. Johns, N. F., May 6.-The N. Amer
lea from Liverpool 25th, via Londonderry
26th, arrived off Cape Race. Her news
had mainly been anticipated.
British House Commons rejected bill TO
open Church of England burial grounds to
dissenters.
French papers publish the Pope's pro-
test against Victor Emanuel being crowned
King Of Italy.
Paris Bourse eSf. 36c.
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-07

On Saturday last flag 90 by 36 feet
was thrown to the breeze from Trinity Church
spire, in New York, where it floats just be-
low the cross which forms the pinnacle of
the steepe, at the dizzy height of 2S4 feet
above the pavement
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-07

Theae is not post Office in Sandusky county
but what we send package of our Extras to by
mail
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-07
Yesterdays Report.

Washington, May cit is said that Gov.
Sprague with the Rhode Island troops will
Fremont journal extra. ([Fremont, Ohio) 1861-1861, 1861-05-07
4-@pb

D comply with their suggestions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
7MPROyED ISS'TisEEENT,

For surveying and Calculating. Areas.
INVENTED ssD PATENTED cot. JAMES ". LILLY, or
Sr.cSTCS, Va.
TSNulS Instrument consists % senicrculr plate with
neetlir-huk attached TO the diameter AID the circU-
lar edge graduated Ia degrees and half degrees, and
movable limb anI- attached 10 the centre u" The plate,
with vrrrrrj both eEi; thus the bearing OF u.
De read for any number 0: degrees or ti39!tS.
The plate Is disd form. with ;r scale Of the
aiaic, tra"rrse table o; "nca n:irsh Of HcmJers,
which gives the Latitude ztii departure CT ANY
course ans; distance run.
The table also the purpose %: scer!nlalny
heights and distances the required distance IS read
from the plate without the trouble oi referring TO the inE
uchme tables.
II give. the horizontal measurement, o. the lines Of
survey and where there local attraction the line
be traced without uSiag the needle, here brn: psr
Vi sights enabling Surveyor form a: the aer
required by the bearings OF the courSrs.
The variation of an old line Is easily calculated Il,
and for such work l-vnlns for Inracrs draining
land, IL nuswrrs every purpose OF The level.
There IL attachment Tor sowing ohl!is ;ianSiej,
which gives the base and perpendicular "i the triangle.
from which the b. lscrr.:ned very readily aud
II also gives brahg AID distance OF iha closing line In
a division Of land.
The lnsrunrnt can be usra vita either t'e sights Or
telescope. Address K D. LlLLEi Staa3tonr Va.
Jrsg 10TH ls5S.
hav- carefully .1auilcd Col Lsys Dew INSTRUMENT,
surveying plotting, &c, sG do hot hesitate 10 PRO
thrin Ingenious, spc, aah useful cphlrivtEc"S-
and, il employed o. him. would save c1Ecrse amount
vi til:s AID la"r. can most ceesr:uIy .eeoEn=ii
th-ri TO every practical saFveysr a. J: BLktsoE,
r.oi A.tlrr4a;ics University, "a.
L. g. VI. aCAGENT,
WE;T FuSr July 9Th, 1879 I
have examined, with muc.i interest CO.! J. Il. Lilly
Inst.ularnt for Surveying a3 Calculating Arrears, a:It
uuhcsta:iagiy IecOmnleIG to hll practical surveyors It
combines for all the purposes OF ordinary surrey ie
prcrertr. OF the ThroLoli;e and Coapass aid b: grin:
al tie latitude aud departure CT couce, viii
4. T.. CHURCH,
Jan t-yL- Prof. Mathematics L. :. Il. i.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
e. II. R.--i MEXICAN C0SSJE'
AND MINISTER'S, FOREIGN PRIESTS SPANISH AMER

e. IL. s.-i vi SECAN COSSJES
AND MINISTERS, FOREIGN PRIESTS SPANISH AMER
ICAN PHYSICIANS TESTIFY To TIE LIiE.sAy!sc PROPER
TIgs or RAILWAYS REMEDIES.
RApw.v's READY EElIEr Is endoraed In n. strongest
terms by our Consul 4; Rio Janero and our late
from being carried OF BY ua!nroui fever, and cholera
complaints single dose banshes Internal pain and APP
piled optwardy, 1t instantly assuases ,e agony OF Rheu.
uaar Neuralgia Toot-ache, spraius. &c. Torpdity ~
the S.u-nach ver and all iorEis Of Indigestion yield TO
It's inr!soratinG Rct!on.
RADWAl'S REGULATING PILLS,
In the hands OF the Priesthood of South Amercs are
compisug cures Of bilious reiitau, Fever ChIlls and
Fever Liver Complaint Drorsy and ali diseases Of the
secreYr organs the sOmuch, heart Kidneys and bladder
which the people consider miraculous. Ia this CLIMATE
and this they HvHuahe correc;iyes Of tie
Cos.ivtnesS Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and
all disorders arising from disturbances OF the rrcreve
gans and unequal irregular circulation, cured hy
cir agency. They mater and srbduc tho pruz!pate
Causes sickness reaching its In every organ, and
re.estalIlshlng 4 condition OF health in each
RADwAYs HESovarHG i:EsoLvEST-An echo to the home
approval Of this all potent constitutional REMEDY comes
back the whole OF Spanish America. There hurr
Il is pruncunceh positive obilrrant Of Scroula Syphilis
Fever Sores Sore Eyes, Bronchitis. Chronic Rheunnlis
hereditary Gs diseases Of all kinds, ad the inst power
full Of all constitutional toncs. EADwAY'S REMEDhs
aratey combined, equal 10 the subjusaon OF all
maladies conbatted ny iGcdcal sciencc.
PURE SKIN-CLEAR COMPLEXION.
Rich pure and healthy blood secured t, ell. who take
NhDwAS'S RESurATISG REsuLvENT.
It is truly astonishing how rapidly PATIENTS covered with
RENOyATISG EEsOLrESr. 81. yitu,' Dance. Kings
Evil Scuryy Sal, Eh.uu bakers Itch rustuIcs letters
&C. will yield to two bottles OF this cleansing. cool
ing, healing, and purifying medicine.
Railways Remedies sold by Druggists cTeryTherh
RADWAY & CO., .S John street, \. Y.
PURCELL. LApDS CO., and JOHN I. GRAY, Druggists
Richmond the general Wholesale agents Tor the static
OF Virginia, and will supply the trade a. the New Y"rk
prices Feb l-d&wlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19

BALTIMORE, Feb. lS.-Flour is dull; sales Of
Howard Street and Ohio ut So r. City Mills
90. Wheat is firm; red 81 25al 80, white
| 40al 80. Corn is active; yellow 53a56
white G0aG3c. Provisions are steady; mess
pork SIT rs. prime IS so. Lard steady at 10
cts. Coffee steady at l2al3 cts. Nhiskey
dull ut l74alTs cts.
New YORK, Feb lS.--Cotton is quiet; sales
of upland middling AT ll5c. Flour is firm;
Western 81 .l0a5 e.. Wheat is firm and l t.
higher Corn is firm; mixed 65uG7, yellow 80
a62a6s. Beef dull. Pork steady; mess SIT y
alt 25. Whiskey dull at 17!al7:c. Sugar
steady; New Orleans 5taGt, Muscovado 4a4da
G4 Coffee frru; Rio llalltal3. Naval stores
dull Stocks are dull; New York Centrals ~;
Virginia skies IS, Missouris &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19

TERS-Thc general effect Of this delightful tonc, In NIL
complaints incident females has given II widespread
celebrity among the Sex Lad uvads have heru doctor
ed and rugged uyrrnIurh Try have been vctimiz-d in
health purse 10y legion Of nusirum nong=rs but II
may b. said with Confidence that IN this rcuarkacnris
GRANT they have found exactly the snulanl adapted 10
their delicate organization and peculiar functional disturb.
ances Al the dawn Of wOmanhuoh in the of nia
terny In the crisis Of e ANA when enfecrd by hse the
gruer Mex may rely upon the renovang power Of thus
excellent and paRtabe preparation IN every exgensy
for dyspepsia, and all complaints Of the stomach
and bowels IL hhs taken the lead Of al other ali ra::res
and tonics
Fornsirby Druggists and deaIe-s generally where
and by lOSTErFEE = SMITH,
Manufacturers and l'roprietUrs,
Feb G--dIgoy No rs Water and IS Front Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
JAMES RIVER ESr.tTi, SEGH0Es,
sEuEk. IL. 80. FOE sAI.E PklNATELY.

SIOSh, az, tC., FUN SALE PkiN AlEL1.
OFFER Cor sale the Valuable Estate, IN the county o.!
TucLingheT Known by the name OF Nuulevldeo, ior.
nelly tho re=idence VI Judge Cabe also the Negroes,
Soc &c., Of every description. The Estate contains rs"
the quality. Large crops Colu Wheat and Tobacco
Annually made Upon Ibis Estate. IL has all The necrs
sary improvements The negro quarters ere Ill ueT, i'll
brick cnlmnics AID plank floors The tobacco houses
built chestnut logs and covered with crstnut shingles
II las Orchard containing upwards OF .uu trees Of ilr
choice :Eu. '.5 pc-s peaches cherries, Sc. j. Is
seli-waterrt and healthy and has magnificent view Of
James RIVER, moIuia sCcrry &C. This Estate IS Oh the
Sousitg Of James river ayngR covered bridge
the river the James river aud KaEuwa canal abvut
quarter Of n.e from TIE estate. bargain hac
o. application 10 !; richmond My ovSrsrsr ill show
tnr cs:atc to 4ly wishing to purchase.
Cnss. \. MogRIss.
1p0, Main street, it.chmnn;, w.
4 lgo For Sale .rD Of he4.y tln:bered land IL
th- cDIIy.
Th:. land is rs virSn sroah, sad lies * TO
Mics from and kauawha CANAL II. niles
from Richmond, and 80 miles from LynchburS.
Whaling 30 7;o the lumber business generally
get raj :od ties, slaves or hnoppo!cs VIII do well 10
rIainineit.
Sy ONLY reasos for wishing sr the above estate, IS.
that other will hot allow time 10 attend TO
IT, Parties may therefore. rely getting hne property for
L low price, as Am determined to sell.
the above lands viii be divided 10 suit purchasers
have also rae NE farming LANDS she city Of
Richmond.
june 2,--tf CHAS. Y MoRGIss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
ASSESSMENTS.
,,y METROPOLITAN HALL.


.,y-- METROPOLITAN HALL.
>'-'tEN PERFORMERS USEoEALLED AND lNCoM-
PARABLE.
Il>lilEELY FOUR NIGHTS ONLY,
S""t:DAf, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY
EVENINGS Feb. ~, 81. 90, and %.
= 'l%:os:.ase Nightly. Double Troupe ano Brass
o.,, DEP2EZ s. GREENS
'''.ihal New Orleans and MetroPohtah
W., Hurlesque Opera Troupe,
w - s!F= ianr grand Ethiopian Concerts al inc aoo
~ .'ti a:fo:aciay each evening an entirely new sesc
~, VI ACTS, 'elrcss from the gems OF Ethiopian 'in
S:ftnade each evening in front OF the HAIL pre-
d. orea.; The doors, by the New Orleans anG Ae"o
lisa i ir'upes lras. Band, led by Mr.. J. PRATT
'pen az Concert 20 commence at quarter o;
C. II. DUPREz,
.:o IS Manager and Business Agent.
MsyAsaW iilUtl.uUND THEATRE.
nv: L. Mn&LtY. .. Acting Manager.
" PHILLIPS sturs Manager.
HYRgQCEsE
.HH1REAT ROMANTIC DRAMA OF THE
r w ESS.
yfl,,s nH IHE COUNCIL OF CONSTANCE.
.ch:oaY EVENING, Feb TO- will he performed
s great 'oiaa:l!c drama OF the
JEWESS,
:. CT TIE COUNCIL or CONSTANCE.
- e'Ie'ac: with the Lau2hable Farce OF an
ALARMING SACRIFICE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
WHEELER & WILSON

W.T.. NEW IMPROVEMENTS, At REDUCED PRICES.
i:tIE Wheeler i wilson SanGfactu-n. Company hay
IL Ing guined their suits at law with infringing
uacurcis Of Se*ias machines, propose that the public
the prices Of their Sewing iachinc,. After TIL, date ily
Will be sold a. rale that will pay fair profit tie COS.
o. mnnulacturr capital Invested cxpc..c CT king
snrs-sucl prices will enstc them make first Glaze
Machines. and, heretofore guarantees then ever; par
lculsr.
NEEDLES, SILK, &c., 4. reduced rricrs.
Office aEI SalssrUuiu M 92 aalE Street, ::.r.!.
Eond, Virginia
FAIRS or $50
WHEELER Il WILSON, As USUAL TYCTORTG Is!
LwAXDs Ri VA. MECHANICS iasrlriaoS SEWING MACHINES.
To Wheeler ( wilson, LIST c!a.s p:raiuT-=Yer medal
To the Lester Co., Of Richmond :Gi c!J Pre:ag.-D
pona.
10 tirover L Baker, Srd Clas: p:etnium-u;pIyma.
Us SEWING MACHINE WORK
LIT premium TO Wheeler Wilson,
2nn premium the Lester Go, NOV 26-Ghc!y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
Thirty-SiTth CongrcEs-Sccond Session.
WASHINGTON, Feb Is, 1SGl


SESATE.-An immense number Of memorials
for and against compromise were presented to.
day, and referred. \ resolution was adopted,
that hereafter the Senate will meet at |
o'clock, \. NJ. The tariff bill. WIS then taken
up, and many amendments were adopted. -
The discussion continued till the hour of at.
journment The only important feature was n
proposition to reduce the loan bill to ten mil.
lions.
IiorsE.-piStrict nf Columbia business vas
disposed Of and private bills acted on, The
standing military committee reported bill al
thorizng the President 10 accept the services
Of volunteers, when necessary, to cxcstte the
laws, suppress insurrectiuu and rcpel invasion.
Mr.. Bocock ohjscsd; but tive bin was again
before the House when the morning hour cx-
pired. The report Of The Committee OF Thirty,
three was resumed. Mr. Webster, Of Mary
land, made an anti.seccssion ,spcc1h, hut advo.
Gated conciliatory MEASURES lls was willing
to accept reasonable compEomiSc Mr.. Sher.
mans Treasury note hill wis passed. 1t au,
thorizes fifty dollar bonds ut six Per ccntuIn
interest. The Colorado Territoria! bill was
passed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19

Jolly and wickcdness oil our agErcssors. In tho
meantime there vii! remain to Vi, besides the
ordinary remedies before suggested, the well
known RECOURSE Of retaliation BON the com.
meTce Of III enemy.
EXPERIENCE in public stations of subordi.
nate grade TO this which your kindness has
conferred upon me, has taught Inc that care,
and toll, and disappoilstments, are the price of
Official elevation. fou will see many errors:o
forgive, many Deficiencies to tolerate, but yGu
shall not lind in Inc either the want of loyalty
or fidelity to the cause, that is to me the high
est IN nope and OF the most cndcaring affection.
Your generosity has bestowed upon INC an un.
deserved distinction; one whieh | neither
sought nor desired. Upon II continuance IF
that sentiment and UPON Your wisdom and pa
trlotlSm rely to direct and support Inc in tho
performance Of the duty required at my hands.
wo have changed the constituent parts, but
not the system Of our government The Con-
sttuton formed by oar our fathers is that cfthese
confederate States. In their exposition Of il,
and IN the judicial constructions it has received,
we have light which reveals lis true mean.
ing. linus Instructed as 10 the Just intcrpre
tation OF tic Instrument. and ever remember
ns that all Offices arc but trusts held for the
people, ana That delegated powers are to nc
strictly construed, will hope 10y due diligence
IN the performance Of my duties, though may
dlsappo'nt your expectations, yet TO retain,
when retiring, something Of the good will and
confidence which welcomes my entrance into
the office
1t Is joyous, in the midst Of parilous times, 10
look around upon people united in heart, where
one purpose Of high resolve anilDatcs and act,r-
ates the whole; %herc.thc Sacriiires to he made
are not weighed in the balance against honor,
right, liberty aud equality. Obstacles may re-
tard, but they cannot long prcTent the pro-
gress Of Il movement sanctitied by its justice
and sustained by viTtnous people. Rcvc
renllY let lis invoke The God of our Fathers to
guide and project lis in our efforts to pcrpetu-
alto the principles which, by His blessing, they
We're able TO vindcate, establish and transmit
to postcrity; and with Il continuance Of His
favor, ever gratefully acknowledged, we may
hopefully look forward to success, 70 peace and
to prosperity.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19

As GccidSnts toN happen, sUsa In nell regulated aal
e Is very denlrable to have cheap sud convent.
eat gay for repairing Furniture, Toys Crock"ry &C.
spALUISG's PREPARED GLUE
meets oil sch emergencies, aud household aGoE
TO be Without II. tits always ready and up 10 the sticking
point. There Is nolonger n necessity f,- mp!ng chairs
spnlsrcd vercers healess dolls md broken cradles. u
Just the article Cor Cone, shell and other work.
SO popular with ladies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation Is used cold, being chemical
~ held In soluon and possessing all the valuable quAItls
OF the best cubing.makerE Glue. II may be used ns
place of orinnry muc!agr, being ysstly more adhesive
"CSEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
MIA Brush accompanies ca, pttle Price, - cents.
IYholr.nle Drput, 10. Is Cedar Ser YORK.
Ad-ef. HENRY {. AUiDlaG CO.,
b.. TO- 2GlhJ, Se= York.
Put up for Dealers 10 Gases lining Four, Eight, aad
Twelve Dozensbeaut!fu L!,hog hic ShoS.Cart accn-i-
panylnI package.
~ single bottle nf sPAL1i rs PREPARED GLUE
will W ten times liz ANNUALLY every household. -
Country merchants sinnlt ui,is note OF SPALUiSits
PREPARED GLUE, zH., uaEIas up their bat. II rsill
stand aus ri,nat. R-;, ;1-dcSe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
N''FfoN SALE OF THE VALUABLE
a ~

''IfoN SALE OF THE VALUABLE
LAW LIBRARY
,r,,u I DEE p. v. DANIEL.
Iare Law Library OF the late Judge p '. Daniel,
phs.SsbAY, FEB. 2ls. Sal. to commence q: O'clock
rt n'i"1g the rare and valuable books are =
'N.iaa Reports So vols.
I's.'h Common Law Reports. IS :.
S''.u.ons Foras
Practice {old edition.
tc.' Of Assembly, 1911 10 1854
al .he standard usually found liz well
Ls..S are now ready and may be had Of the AUG
s,,ss o' o. Nes. L Johnston Booksellers, Jas han
ho Nj attend 10 purchasing Cor such gentlemen as
's aaAt!z 10 s.:e-d The sale. fes 1s-:ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
SCaGDNLs and COLLEGES,
:. =.
SSbiE1Gi.S .SASEfsLY ESSEkTCTE.
hIL'VNO"D, ri.

MRS. PETER p. MAYO, PRINCIPAL.
Il - IN 10 nil open, the Erst OF October next,
~ h";rdig aad Dag >chool!n! young Ladies. Her objec
~ c"lhE!ae . useful anti r"frIet: E:g!ish ri.cao:
VITA rrhc;!cai acquisition 81 French: and GrY;t. ami
kb"nlchsc ~ Music Tc accomplish this pnrrcst
her family.
French, which The nsve language Of the resident Pro
,tNeo' VIII nc I!'r hbitua Language Of the family, ans
tnoss studying rrrmau will n: rr1urrd 10 IRE
quchty in that Tongue.
fr Circulars, containing Terms References and otie,
P"rlcvnrr sppl:
mrs. PETER F. MAY0, Richmond, Va.
10 Mrs. MAYO has rerov el hcr r.sieIEe the house
htey Occupied by the lae Judge L. v Daniel, FL be-
tween sIdy and Leigh S.rcs;. An: So!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
.ron,,nsn CATTLE MARKET. rks. 1s. 1851.

RSxyThe unusual heavy supply Of cattle being urged
this market has kept the prices lower than they hny
for several years this season. There were 2l5 hess
Iii OF :bn ,calr, this .ck prices ranging from 81 30 Il
s. gross few Of extra quailt$ were SOLO 'rachol
ssx.p-But little demand at - to So gross Tor extra
onatv others may quoted at $2a to <S'9 per head
IIuos-We quote a: IS 10 3sao net
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
SALES OF STOCKS IL RlCIIMoHD.
Enrttr W. crGinJ February ~, lSbl.

Sales OF STOCKS II RlCHMuND
For tc WEEK ending February ~, 1851.
RgppaTEp rs JuuN A. LANCASTER q Srj
Virginia per cent Registered Boads, sales sal.
Richmond City Bonds sales f?A.
Petersburg City Bonds, last sales 800 No RECEIPT sal 80
Lynciburg City Bonds, us. sales *9 No recent tles
Norfolk City Bonds last sales us. No rucent surs
Exchange Bank Stock, sales S99G.
Farmers Bank Stock, sales sYSS.
Rank OF Virginia Stock last sales SGs.
Ranr OF the CuIntaonw ealth stock, held At i"i
Riehrond and Danville silroad bonds, guaranteed by
state Of Virginia. last sales 81 and interest 10 recent
sales. .,
virginia Central Railroad Bouds, guaranteed by State oil
Virginia. No recent sales.
CITY Of Petersburg Bonds, guaranteed by
No recent sales.
1ms. Riyrr and KanawhS Bonds guaranteed by State OF
VIRGINIA. last sales WI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
"a d: / ~: 3alfs..:
az GoHgEN & !af,pEEE.>o>, .Gnc..


VERY EALEiBLE l;E:tL E:,'ii'Ez: g.,
liz SOUfi--luE OF fkAHkLlE slHr.E, MAJ.
TIE ULD MhtiiET. FOE SALE ~ AUCTION.
"a : vii! sri y.h: :'cticn, -. f:LE::,rs. o.
~ WEDNESDAY,, The TWGHTIErlI " |EH.&A!;N,
s".: al o'clock, T. il. the very valuable ,s:", 10
ABOVE, nGT In the occrpanc? OF :e : -t's Done"
i'-" E+se,iIiD The !Ct Ia, :F0G' Of 80 ce GrI i
Jpn ~ ~ l-- '..d has Oh : brci 'i ohc l!"llc -
..a.e' nov Renting for 1913 Der annua; -iict l.
N"it."'e outlay could be largely increased. The cca"D
OF t's Ioperr :"r busihrs, ic!gs,s .ia";g ie @r.
IN inc 'iy. iIs attention q; itu.e Il, po.,t yr, IT.
rear csse 70 an improving and valuable ... CT Ic C.
Is respectfully ca'!cd 10 lbs sale
ikkas-one 'our:! Cash bl;ai.cc \; 8 6 and n:on:ts
tes Negotiable Dotcs. ihrrrs; a!I"a secured v ava.
deed, Tie lanes Tor iahi to br p@!d h. "a.
The lille ~ toe property Is uniIrsoi.r. 49,
Feb !i-tJ- GQNDIH ..nFpScS .-.s
ssE otNL":', N"H.:::.: I: CO, :,;.33.
gpIO CnEH2:.:, Sl%.i u. &c., af !iECT.GH
ES UN TUESDAY the iy:h ia.;s5: cyr."arly::..t';
O'Clock Sc vii. sell ut our auction 40
-, bags ,!:Er quality Rio COFFEE
~, hnGs fair !lorr rra.ity sUt,I!.S
- k..ds MI 5uoNAUO MytA:sks
~ doz SPADES anG STOVES, and other aF.is!t.
Suited 10 The trade
TERMS.Cnder .ltU. cash. over :iCc, moths rf.l.:.
70: approved negotiable paper.
w Sale w;h' II; regard 10 weather.
Feb12 UU%Lop MUNClGE 6 Co. Auc',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
Iremuln, dear sir, yours,
A. L. RAYMOND.

- GSDkEES.-jDb ois nounLsu Rye Whisky
- 200 bbis Apples
20 cases Jules IuHms' Champagne
90 cases Royal Grape -
100 boxes Raisns
Is doz. painted Pals
40 doc. BroUrs
200 DeDijohns assorted .zss
~ doz, French Mushroom;
70 cases CiLrol
Jos, received and FOR sale 8. low rntei.
JsuiU CHARLES FORD, % Brosd IT,, corner Oh.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19
i5!SIELsli,fsmsifH.
R0Val EIaValla Lottery,

Royal Havana Lottery,
rs1uE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF Ti!E ROYAL
naysuA Lottery. conducted by lis. Si'aaial EoYe::.
en unhe. the supervision Of the Cavt1n '!"aeFtt -
Cuha, 7'l tase place d: UaEANA. On
"Wednesday, February %. jSBl.
$3.50 oSc.
SORTEO NUiERU Gjl uRD!N :iRlU
CAPITAL PAIZE-i0J G:p DOLLARS.
Prize ci.. flW,Dm 81 Prizes o.. ,cuU
Prize Of nD,1U9 GD Prizes G.......... "A0
Prize Of ....... :lunUd lh3 Prizes %: 4'li
Prize Of go. 2n,00J 81 approximations. Ssu9
Prize Of ........ !C,DGa
Four Approximations he .Cb O10 o! 5000 each; Of
!l0p 35t pr6 ,!lI San c'u; Of ;ig -. ND. n:
$500 20 slopiH
WHOLE TICKETS, !2o--iALrEs, lp-QCA2TERa, :.
V Prizes casard a: ST. 81: at per cent. Discount:
~ Billson I'LL solvent Hunks tsSen ~ par.
sgA Drawing gill BE forSardrd a: the result
becomes Known.
AL orders for Schemes Tskcs tc ~ addressed, 10
don RODRIGUEZ, OF City Past, Ch2rc:.o:, Son'h
Osrolia2." Jan =; --,.:w:G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-19

40 AhL WHOM Ef NAY CONCERN. Il
TgyAKE nuice tha: trustee for Ann H. Caldwell! lately
Il Ann ~ LIhiurr, regularly substituted and qualified
us SUCH in The place Of DR.. w. D. Fowler Who was trus-
under tho will of her father Wm Fowler, deceased,
.,on to the Judge Of the Circuit Court Of sad county
It's next term which th: fra. day Of April,
1861 for order authorizing 10 receiva the proceeds
OF the sal. Of the real devised by sait WILL which
re SOLD under decree g! ssd Court entered 10
the OF Lshtaer iu:ri Snd wife and Pending thor
IN! and remove the To The State 0 Tc0nes,cr, IL
which the said ALI " Caldwell row resides and 10 which
l Rave aaal;ned a. liu=ree for k-r ~ aforesaid.
GEORGE W MORRIS,
E,b1 Nv his tDr,ey