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.br. Cooke Of Fredsrek The PnilAJelpbia Aurora
pays The following ju.t compliment 10 the speech OF
MIR Cooke, OF the 2nd iost.-"rhe following speech is
reported to have been delivered by Mr. Cooke at pc
Rod ofhgh excitement in The Virginia Convention
The manly good sense, and patriotic good feeling which
psrvades u. are worthy Of sincere commentator, and
we'll worthy Of being remembered, and cited sp.
propr'ae and honoursble example to be followed in all
similar emerqencies0
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a GARDENER wANTED.-I with to employ
"a gool gardener of lhs or suing wear. ANY gsrl
dener wishing empIoym n, wilt apl " 10 Albert \,
Jones living at the Meadow BlJg;s in Hanoy,f.
Zee. Is. T3.-is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-15
TO THE EDITORS or TIE FNoUTRrR.

z
Messr Edtors-T have boon your city, like nany
ohot' by curiosity, natural euough IL aulabe tho
debates OF your Convention Eogucce and Painting sister
arts Though addressed to different they have intimate
oonncxion and both roaablc standard
in the Intervals therefore, e Hall Of
vontn have sought Kindred and scarcely less gratifying plea
sure IN the different Painting Of 5is city admire the
youthful genius OF Suy the bancy Of Harding and tho
happy fidelity Of For hut confess that am particularly charmed
with the caste and productions Of Peticoa The
pose the purity, the grace the splendid ooUng and Exquisite
hQs of his pictures, remind Of ho rpiRn fes anil genial
mosphcTe OF Italy. They classic elegance which proucos
effects unlike the illusions Of Poetry Ny mind insonby re-
tho melting md pastoral beauty Maptuan
Bard Da Ro6is hsc ota ck always ready TO escape me-
Happy would the painter b Doubt realize tho feelings
and to acknowledge the roo aut appreciation
lie, something like the encouragement which excited the
gratitude would Of ladies and ycneeo
lovers Of tho Zine Arts Mr. Pccoas exhibition Ydes to
excess nothing allure attention. Accideu, alone with
his Knowledge concurrence has caused passing bus
to bis genius. VINrOR
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We committed error in reporting kctoh of tho fonarks Of
M orQaa, IN reply 10 the remarks Mr. Scott On Thursday
last The sseioct Of The Judiciary reported the FAST
paragraph rs foos No attack fbof ndepon
dsnoe. nany how in office should re-apponod, certainly
the Legislature ought to make provision for them" &C. Road
No stack was inionded by him the Independence Of the ~
faH by making tho motion strike out the words mentioned
TOT dd he think could DO construed II expected that
Judicial department a. we'll Legislative and Er
gouve, DO essbhhed and was A. proper 70 remove 6
tho tho officers Of tho
nao ~ from any cause Of them should not be cappoini
eranv IRE pisl1tnfs directed aks r,o
vision for them That power who pIoory belonged 10
tho Legislature and not 10 Tho Convention"
n-FAdyerlisemeuts omitted, will be attended 10 in
our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-06-26

III O: mcNEmARA having formed connection with
IN Pkhip Da-pai Jr. the Apotheesry and Drug bins,,
bsrstofofs conducted by him. viii ia future be carried ON by
Che Subscribers under the 6tm Of .
.Afe.fEyuAR.A e. DU.VaL.
At the old Established stand door above Bell Tavern
The snssmeuthsy have made such, that both viii
slwsy, be on the sFo aud from their koovedge Of the
they hope thst the former euom OF the house
the public generally viii have confidence 10 their sbie, 10
discharge soy duties that may dsvDlvs them in
tbs bnsInsss. Their uufsmed attention will be sil
sppIicsny Tbsy will always be supplied With general
ent VI The best articles 20 their line, and determined
te on good terms other ogre IN the city. The
s,,led husUsss Of II. o. eNemsTs v he suendedoh
Their Of the parties III c. mAONEMkuA,
may ~ al L. DU VAIL
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NOTICE.

INE subscriber b., appointed during his absence from
Richmond Mr.. Barrett ". JYaHhai hi, ht,orn.y I'm
lse Tor the purpose Of enabling hin collect debts due
me late hrm Of William Neal 4 Cos and the subscriber
Cruelty requests the debtors ou Mr. WAL
ths bis dwelling, Of Msio aud f1h streets lately
stcouus Holm TfSIE
Surviving partner 10 The late srm OF William Ness %
june o. 8-H
RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORY.
COTTON cloths aud yarns Of superior qusiiy msnufse.
Otufed At this establishment, offered sale woss
snd retail Of The Proprietor Ohee ION the ssdug
6hockoe Warehouse) AZ moderate prices.
They will also with TO purchase gu,ntty pD, Of
tbs ensuing crop ApteffsDct will Re given TO cotton he
seed which will be received Of the Pisne on the most er
sltefms, for
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
1ay ~. SIT
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NOTICE

EHHE Executive Gill proposals 10 Conformity With
~ the provisions Of the Sd section Of the set CONCERNING
tbe Arnofy, htrtto annexed 80 Add be further enacted
tsttb Exscuvs be authorised required 10 s,esrtsu
sttrus The frrory BuidngI ESrd 1itsehed therefo
can be Sold exchanged or leased for term OF years
uniese 10 the dsnerl Asnbly the result Of Their
saasryD by order Of ihs Erseutiye.
WI u. BICHAHnSoH, c. c.
E<ssutve DsPsrtnsnt,l
18th March, is2s. I
Nueh IS. ioI.~,t
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SALE

lY virtue oersDJesd Of Trust, made snd sx.euied bv
Edmund Aoderon and Ann his WIFE, the late FIe nnins
snd The unJsr,nsed tu,te hearing so The sh
dsy OF April 1921 and Of record in the Clerks Office Of
County Court shall proce 10 sell At auction
70 TOE highest bidder for cash, st the Fsbg Mills
hyef near toe Wsen Ferry, the 90h june
u fsir not the nsIt fair day thereafter undivided mcis.
o. certain T,et or parcel Of land, lying and being
70 the County Of Buckingham james River, eonsinns
SiS acres whh The exception of BELT acre lot sold 10
Wa Apd.rson bounded by Jsmss river the Warren rosd the
lands o. David Patterson Thems, Tnds &c. together with
one Undivided mosy of the FsIhurg uiI stusied on s
lands. believed the title 10 the shove property ~ GOOD
surviving Trustees.
JAMES BROWN.
Bueknghsm, Juue g. o. o,
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Land for Saic.

LnHd JOF SdfC.
H WISH I" :s hettset of land which reside Iyirs
"a IN Charlos county, al the junction 6taunou and
tie Roanote Rivers eonsinns about 1900 acres; Of which
about 500 acres are bottom land Of very supsrior fy
$40 on Stanton River and the residue on Little
The fairgrounds ao Ssnpton hiver have long
Tor their fertility, and IN Of high
Those on the Little HosnUke part woods. and uo.t Of
the remslDder recently cleared Considerable portion of The
upiaud ., OF very good quality This esteemed one Of
The best IN the county and inferior the River
And IN addition 70 the extent and fertility auysu lands
on oavisable stream in improved apd sKrsesbie neigh
ooufhood' Inc improvements well-huil two story
u~sins mouse with every peeesary appuItensnt building;
also saneTy sshes aud obseco bou.e
on large scale will bew The land any person wishing
to see II, aud disposed 10 sell terms
March 10. I0I-wtIsA ROBERT OARRINaTOH
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FOR SALE

NtAHE subscriber Offers FIR sale credit two and
~ three years. bis house and lot at Prince Edwsrd
house The house is of brick, two stories and half high
with all convenient out houses, good well Of fine
an ice house, which Keeps ice unusually WELL and
oIee IN tie yard The lot contains three and alf
OF land, aud On II IS garden in good state cultivation
AUD very productive. The situation believed 10 bs very
desirable for professional gentleman with family. The
oeast'on very convenient being but two male,
den sydney College, aud tbs distance from Chuteh;
the healthy, and society intelligent snd ssre.s
oieany person wishing TO purchase, may make application
directly 10 me. Possession given the Isi Of Oct
NAV 3-utI5kJuIy A l.
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FOR SALE.

NRHE Tract OF Lsud which reside, lying both
~ side, Of Bush River in the County Of Prince Edward
i've miles east Of the Courthouse, aud Eve south Of Fsmye,
eont3uipg uns hundred sores0u there n comfortable
dwelling house. snd all houses necessary for Tobacco pans
iiou It's useless thing about the quality Of the
land, suppose those inclined 10 purcha, will he their
own Judges. PEYTON RANDOLPH.
June &
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FRESH SPRfyVG GOODS.

8 have jus, rsesiyed between and 500 packages Of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
omPrisins of the largest genefal and dssiratle
seis Of Spring 9ood they have offered foe .aleA
ore particular ,ays,:p.r; s,i ,Pg..s In few days.
n'onS tne Goods offered for sale are the fol-
80 and Sd esuat,e aud jseonet pv.iiu
and o. pia,u hook and null do
U and s-s PLATA Swns do
hieh tamborsd Swiss and book do
Loom figured book and jaeoaet do
tnssrns trimming and muslin 8ouuees
z.<& 80 jseonst ersvat, and esmbric nr,.ia
kseh worked Swss mualin espes
BLACK aud whits boSSiset reits, .oa,s very rich
EnBiish thread laess aud sdyipss
1 iss .P ss' Ind 1s: and
Black aud eoioured French satips
Black satin irvauiine aud malsrin sstis
Piaia and wstersd sros de nap, assorted
eros dc indes, assorted
Blue, black, white, PINK, green and straw ference,
Blue black douSis chain DO
Hessy black ssnch,ws and ssr,nsts
1ine brown aud cen seuehews for covering UMBRELLA,
Green warcelne,i and Cd slask modes
Palua,ines and itaape,s
Batists, plaid aud striped
and Cd English and French bon.hsIae,
Black and assorted Rhodes boinbaxets
e ..e,.usI aad land Cd muslin sinsh.@
Light and dark fancy prints
Black aud lavender aud true blue do
1.s long lawns aud imitation linen canabc
Lines eanbre and lieu eanbrie do plain aud
7.s aud A. Irish linen
6.i iri,h saeeting
90 oircs eye tiaper aud Russia 20
sna 10 ~ dsna't and dispef and dar,.k napkins
Blue, sl.ei, olive. .,ssi and 6.ryrs mix. cloth,
Diue oiaek, grey and Oxford mkt Cashmere,
Light and dark drsh, bud aud white do
Black hi oehslio:, lustrings and cue a.-ian
nousn AUD Aasoia Cashmere,
brown cfeeeh oI.nk, twilltj AMI rlSin
" me sno afao ilussisdo
pix STRIPE rsn ana cotton DO
GIaaesrsi s1a wilmington stripes
Ensish and French unian mixture
nlue, drab aud white .ateen
mn. lneG atnlns,
Black Canton, Nautn aud 5l.nd.rio efsre
l.. l.. AMI AMI ss; Grape
= PLAIN snd t~,iied British nsnsin
Long COMFY and narmee chop yellow nan.n.
Lons blue rankin, Nankin dye
B!.,k and white English and French mem. aud womsns
Plaiu aud ribbed mint, black slate and white silk h,ff
I;h,
Wo|en'. beaver, Black aid assorted uo..kin do
mths paek, beaver, dossk'n and white castor do
men. ana ~omens while snd b'ack cotton hs.e
Tor, sh ia sa aud ra" six half hose
c,snsn s s0a combs, with deep teeth
smell tue els bent, neck AMI deep teeth ride comb,
luck, osS bent, neck aud deep teeth turu
oAes 90
Wood shell packet dc
nl.st ' loYs ss'''ns r''Son'' all widths
Bonnei, belt and cap r se
S 9i ana worsted ors'd' and braid cords
ME- n'5 C.ms.i sns gimp.
s' ne sr y. suPstn , IVORY combs
0"nl "ane' 'oet ahd mantle s'sne', some very h.nd-
EN- n,,..
sa,ai, .a sha DIt'sn o.n;ours' and burlaps
Al PEREZ .he .,;aa..i DvanuIss
.r otsl .t'ns>and anssta duck
,x.1eP'sil ouek an o.ekfsm, for padding,
lie blue and " xsiiosa I h',.a.,.
- 81 e'3s anu yehow nsudsInss
an, Ie ~, Ierman sis handkefehieb
mi .uI-s ane oo'1n oandsnna DO
G. a . IL ,f s 50 NJ, nah 40
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COTTON AND WOODEN MACHINE
TINE MATTEAWAN COMPANY at their Machine
4 Shop aud Foundry, Fishkil Landing the North
Hudon River, State OF New York. contracting every
kind of Cotton ard Wooden Machirery in superior ,tye
Of .oIs n'hp and on the be, and most approved plans
him Models and Machines Of the in ss
two branches OF Manufae featuring.
They do every description Of CusHng in their Foundry
and particularly csleulsted for making all Of i
all cited rssdy put up when required
They have numerous patterns of Shafts, Wheels, &c.
The style Of their vo,k may be the Cetcu Mill Of
Ms.s Cunningham Anderson Of Richmond, TO whom they
take The Liberty Of referring.
All orders directed to a. w. Sehenek FahtiI Landing or
H. sehenek Go. New York, will he promptly ndsd TO-
|. Msrch AZ. f0f- Sra
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LNflafic EosnifaI. WYiIia,ns

LHnafie EOspifaf, williamsburg
IOTICEis hereby given thstsiI thu
are occupied, and hat patients
sutii'ons OF the said esars vsesnt viii
ss giyer. by 0rdsr 81 Chi Courto f DrRcfors.
Nav SO ts-n L. HyNLEr
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n The EHQULRkk is psblnhed twice week xepsr.,,v
AMI wax during Of the State
wssriSs tbs sane hsrssfoss Five Dollars per
ysyaos IN advance Meter oil ehsrts hanks,
(say) will be received in psynea The Eiitsr ruara-
iss safety Of rsnng tAsn by postage
,sss being paid, b. the wrtsrs- =
- Ne will be disc ,utiansd<hat tas discretion Of
tss Edito) unil all ;gss have bssn paid up.
- Whvsvef will guarautee the psYnsnt IF nine ssrs
ysill have thu tenth GRATIS. -, = -
TERMS OF ADYERrI6IN0.
- One square, OF INSTRUMENTATION ssris--sash
tsniinusnce, so esnts.
siyssnent inserted until kss either been paid
assass4 by person tli. city, spvusas.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HVANTED II fhs Pcos og,,ud Flour
W Barrel BiIish. THOMAS NELSON, +. A.P
JAN sc "a
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Executive Department. )

Executive Department.,
Feb. 81, 1929.
PROPOSALS will be received at this DersIiment or the
purchase cths transports the Pens nisry Term
Those disposed to purchase will give their
delay.
By order, VIM II. RICHARDSON.
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The Pensacola Gazette mentions the arrival
there OF Commodore John Rodgers, President of
the Board of Navy Commissioners. accompanied
by J.oammi Baldwin, Esq. u. S. Engineer. Com
modore Patterson, we are sorry TO iearn, was dc
tancd at New Orleans by indisposition.
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CO-PaR7.vERSHiP.

nm the list day Of February last this busues Of Edwin
W janus, Co d'sconnued "a: ssbscrib<rs having IN
thai day taken Mr. Albert A. Morris psnehip since
under the 6rp Of
ALBERT A. MORRIS g. co.
Under which hm will done. The: eu,ou,-
Of the late 6Im Of Edwin Jams. well THE pub,
lie are invited to call and sssiue the soods d
made at the North rendeted much and
Eefl than any cGeI s by Edwin James
FLEMING JAMES,
JOSEPH S. JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES.
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match for the destruction of these drprc,,ators
Of our Corn Colds, tsok place in the County OF
Greensville on Saturday the 9th inst Dr. John p
Hathaway selected ten hun;smen on the north side
OF Three Creeks; and DR.. John Butts like num-
ner OF sharp shooters on the south sijc Of that
stream. Judges having been appointed. the count
was closed at o'clock, aud the result was: 23s7
scaips shown by Dr. Butts party, and 2l6s by Dr.
Hardaway's-m majority 2I9 in favor of the south
side-makng total OF 1855 Crow Sealps. The day
closed with a Barbecue, OF which about 200 per-
sons partook. Petersburg Fumes.
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New YORK, June IA dinner was given on
w ednestay, at Niblo's, by the friendly Sons of
St Patrick, and others, TO celebrate the repeal in
Great Britain, of the penal laws against Catholics.
II was an occasion that would naturally call forth
much enthusiasm OF feeling, and we are accord
ingly told that much prevailed. The toasts were
a. fclJnxr.
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ILMINGTON, DEL, SATURDAY, MARCH ID, 1929.

ty cents, blacks being excluded altogether from any
benefit in its provisions. These Schools have, how
ever, greatly increased in this County, that when
the appropriation is distributed, the portion of each
is reduced to pittanco very scanty indeed. Owing
to this circumstance, with the constantly increasing
number of scholars in the Episcopal School, its funds
have been entirely exhausted and it is now in
want of Books. To supply the deficiency, the
Directors and Teachers have concluded for the first
time, to make appeal to generous public. At
their request the Rev Mr. Colt has consentedto preach
sermon on the occasion, tomorrow erening, in the
LIST Presbyterian Meeting House, when collection
will be taken in aid of the School, heartily wish
that there may be general attendance of the friends
and (if there be any in this rlace) the enemies Of
Sunday Schools and that the liberaiy of the audi
ence may be such to enable this School to go on
with renewed vigor and increased means of doing
GOOD A VIsITER
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SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

oUNDAt oOlfOOLhos
Among the benevolent institutions of the day, there
is not perhaps one which is calculated to produce
more important and beneficial results, than SUNDAY
SCHOOLS. The moral lessons there taught are admin
ered principally to those of an age when the heart
is peculiarly susceptible of good impressions; and 1t
is remarkable and pleasing fact and one which
speaks volumes in favor of these Schools, and which
ought to put to silence the opponents OF them that IN
fine criminal lists of most of principal cities and
towns very few instances recorded of persons
who have enjoyed the blessings of Sunday School
education, having been brought to the bar OF JUS
tce for violation of the laws
did not set out to write an essay in favor of Sun
day Schools, or to adduce arguments to prove their
utility. My object was merely to mention few CIR
cumstancos in which sincerely hope goodly por-
ton of the citizens Of this Borough will feel them
selves interested "a. ,>s+s-, ga.
A few weeks ago visited the Sunday School of
the Episcopal Congregation of Wilmington, which is
held in the academy. | there beheld upwards of one
hundred and twenty children of both sexes, attending
with much earnestness to the lessons and instructions
impaired by about twenty teachers The scene to me,
of deep interest, and could not fail to pro-
duce in any thoughtful mind, crowd of solemn
and important reflections. | felt confident that the
labor bestowed on these scholars would not be entire
~ lost and that many of them would thereby be
made more dutlu children, more faithful servants,
useful members of society, and better qualified
to enter upon the discharge of It's various reciprocal
Duties After the usual lessons had been gone through
the Pastor of the Congregation, the Rev Mr. Corr,
according to his usual custom, addressed the chill
dren. For such task this gentleman appears to
possess very happy adaptation Of language and man
ner was pleased to observe and to learn that in
this School no attempt is made to create any thing
OF sectarian feeling. Teaching to spell and read,
and enoning the observance of the duties we owe to
our Creator and fsow creatures; duties acknowl-
edged by all denominations of Christians and by all
good members of Society. the subjects to which
the teachers devote their attention. and in the address
alluded to, do not think there was precept incm-
Gated to which any parent guardian, master, in the
Borough, wotild make exception.
:. Some of your readers may not be aware that in
1921, the Legislature Of Delaware made annual
appropriation of two hundred dollars for each county,
tor the support of Sunday Schools, limiting the
amount to be claimed for each rhie Scholar TO TWEEN
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Communicated for the Delaware Register.


Dissertations the HOUSE SPIDER, read before the De-
la,oare Academy Of Natural Science. Wilmington
Feb. It'll, 1899.
The House Spider is one of upwards of fifty species
of apterous insects comprehended in the genus ArGnea
The mouth is furnished with short horny jaws the lip
roundedat the apex 1t has two feelers incurred and
oned very acute at the tip, dubbed with the genalia
in the male. 1t has most commonly eight eyes and
eight feet The anus is supplied with papiln or teats
for spinning 1t fixes the ends of its threads by APP
plying those nipples to any substance and the thread
lengthens in proportion the animal recedes from 1t.
1t can stop the issuing Of the threads by contracting the
nipples and re-ascend by ofthe claws its feet
much in the manner as sailors warp up rope.
When house spider purposes to begin web 1t hrst
makes choice of some comnodious spot where there is
an appearance of plumber and security. The animal
then dsts one little drop of gutinous liquor, which
is very tenacious and then creeping up the wall, and
Joining its threads it proceeds it darts itself in
surprising to the opposite place where the 9th
er end of the web is to be fastened The first threads
thus formed, drawn tight and fixed at each end the
spider runs upon them backward and forward, still as
sduously employed in doubling strengthening them,
as upon their force depends the stability of the whole
structure The scaffoldng thus completed the spider
makes number of threads parallel to the first, in the
same manner and then them with others, the
clamny substance of which they formed serving to
bind them together. The edges having been well for
fed the retreat is next to be attended to- and this is
formed like funnel, at the bottom of the web, where
the little creature lies concealed To this two pas
sages or outlets one above and the other below, very
artully contrved to give it opportunity of making
excursions at proper seasons and of pyng into every
corner 1.-THE ouworks of the fertilization be touch
ed from without the spider instantly prepares for at
tack or defence. If the insect touching be fly its feet
are almost to certainty entangled in the web. Great
exertons are, however, usedby the deuded VICTIM by
means Of its WINGS to extricate itself This it would
probably sometimes be able to effect, wereft not for its
willy enemy At this uncure, have frequently no.
tced the spider cautiously approaches with moose
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The DELAWARE REGISTER is published every Saturday
morning, by A. g. H. Wilson, No 1885, Market Street, AZ
Dollars and Fifty Cents =.
Handbls Cards. Blanks, Pamphlets, and Job Printing IN
general executed with neatness and DESPATCH and at NODE
rate prices at the Office of the Register.
~ Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-05

&c. &C. &c.
Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
oct n YATES y M'INrYRE, Managers.
Richmond Dock LOTTERY, third Class.
To be drawn nj Richmond, on MONDAY, the 9th
November, 1929.
prize of $4,000 lprize Of si,oo2
do $500 9 do 1000
do 1000 do 500
do 1900 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
For sale at p. CHUBB'S Office,
or, %