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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

FEMALE SCHOOL
VIZ next session of Mrs Watts SCHOOL will com,
z Ir r,smce on 4" e.dn.sday, the LIST Of April.
4LR:hS OF TCITiO.N per session OF five ,no,,bv
For Spelling, Reading, Writing, and
Needle work ec ~
FOR Geography, History, English Gram
mar and Arithmetic. g m
=, tor Natural PHILOSOPHY and Rhetoric u o.
rs watts hopes by her attention the morals a. we
their children under her care ''1.' Piace
Mach 2l---:5t
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

FENtE undersigned will commence d SCHOOL in IN.
n town OF Charlottesville, the 10Th nsta nj, foribe
instruction OF Youth, in the English French, Latin
and Greek Languages, and the Mathematics
For session Of five months
In common branches Of English, $500
English Grammar and Geography, i00O
Latin, Greek, French, ana Mathematics, 1910
GEORGE CARR
CHRISTOPHER HoRNsEY.
Jan. TO- If
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-- ,oH'.',gton, Ma'oh u lH3'
T.'F. SAVAGE, PAncR.
MIX ACES this opportunity OF expressing his orati
tude Tor the liberal support he has received Which
VIII stimulate him to further exertions please and all
ne wsnes OF generous public trial proficiency
ana then they may Judge for themselves
" Is HIS customers aud the public NAV RELY on nj,
unctualty. ' w "" '''S
March Eff
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

desire the paper year only and he's I'd, he s,an,ed
without further notice, wish i TO DC continued INT;
countermandci '''
5 W0sEingt0n Mach 81 1897
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

NOTICE.
a LII persons having claims against the Estate of
IA jesse Lacy, decd requc ted to presen, then,
PFoPeHy authenticated, and those indebted will make
payment to ChAS. CARTER, Administrator
>, OF Jesse Lacy, decd
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1829-03-21

ORANGES AND LEMONS
n UST received FRESH supply OF ORANGES LEM
- O.N,S, .3L.UO.yDS, R3iSL.i,S, FIGS BROLVy SIL.
G,4R, COFFEE TEd, CHEESE, .L3OIERl VINE
fRENCH BRAlDl. LAMP OIL And have on hand
a large supply of HATS and home made BOOTS and
SHOES.
BOYD 81 BROTHER.
Charlottesville, Feb. 81, 1929 Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

EcUBLlC AUCTlON.-By virtue OF a deed Of
n trust, executed to the subscribers, by Randolph
Ross OF the County of White in the State of Tennes-
sec on the 18th day of August, 1920; and recorded in
the Hastings Court. for the City of Richmond, the
Zoth day OF June, 1921; and ordered TO be certified,
which said deed Of trust was registered in the Regis
teas Office, in White County, state Of Tennessee
on the 9Th day Of August, 1921 and also regered
the Registers Office, in Warren County State OF Ten
nessee on the 9th day OF August 1921 for the purpose
OF securing the payment OF sundry Gums OF none y,
mentioned in the said deed: will be sold by Public
Auction to the highest bidder ready money, at the
front door of the Eagle Hotel, in the City Of Richmond
on Wednesday, the 10Th day Of December next, IL
IL Iar Otherwise the hrst fair day thereafter
the following property to Wa: certain piece or par
Gel OF land in the comfy Of Warren State OF Tennes
see, containing 81 acres. including the Arch Cave.
Sundry other pieces parcels OF land, purchased by
the sai Randolph Ross Of Elijah Saunders, George Saun-
ders, Jacob Deake, Beverly Harp, Ohm Officer. Will
liam Eaves, Alexander McMurray Charles and William
GIessum, Thomas Ray, and Elijah Deake, and sundry
pieces or parcels Of land in the said County and State
granted by the said State, the said Randolph Ross
supposed to contain about twelve hundred acres
Also certain piece parcel Of land in the county of
White, in the said state Of Tennessee, containing
hundred and fifteen acres, Including the Bone cave
and sundry other pieces parcels of land the said
county and statc purchased by the said Randolph Ross
OF Anthony Dcbruce, John McLemore, Geo. Saunders,
Elijah Saunders, Ehu Saunders, Jacob Drake, Isaac
of land in the county and state granted the said stae
to the said Randolph Ross supposed contain about
eleven hundred acrcs-Aso one third part Of certain
tract parcel of land in the said county of Warren
state eff Tennessee, which the said Randolph Ross holds
jointly with Elijah Drake and Daniel Pain, containing
three thousand acres, including the Salt Wells Rocky
River-Aso Is negroes, whose names ''not re-
collected nine OF which were in the possession OF Rev.
ben Ross, and six in the possession Of William Ross
Jr also all the stock in trade at stores belonging
to the said Randolph Ross, in Tennessee one of which
Is kept at Sparta, the Other at Arch Cave the first
OF which stock amounted to $4,000. And also the
chandise in the hands of Reuben Ross OF Lexngt in
Virginia belonging to the said Ross, valued at 900
The sale will be conducted by Thomas Taylor
W. DANDRlDGE, lT,,s,.s.
w. NEKERVIS, '"ees
Oct IT. 4S-tIs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05
* TILL SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST. and in

SSTILL SELLING OFF AT PRIME COST and in
~ manyinsances much below cost.--The proof that
the subscribers have been selling off their large gene
raj assortment OF seasonabe Dry Goods prme cost
IS so apparent that they would deem
sert second that effect had
rou attempts been made to lead the public believe the
contrary They therefore, again respectfully inform their
friends and customers that they still continue to sell off
at prime cost, and in order assist the sale of the re-
naming stock they have added thereto, (per the Bold
Commander from N. W variety Of such goods they
disposed OF in the early part OF their sae among are
many OF the same description Of goods, that
ideied extremely cheap viz: fdnnels 3-5 and A do.
n'esfics, Gro de Naples, Gro dss Ind, and italian
iustrngs superior ustre, caIc0es Lo,o price and SUI
perior sattnets; and many other goods oil of which
VIII be sold at "PriDe cost" and in many Instances
me good. that have been on hand will be sold much
oefoto PRIME cost In announcing their intention 10
close Their business in this manner, the subscribers did
not expect 10 elicit Wbera. remark from any per :
son-nevertheiess such remarks have been made: and
the public aware that they proceed cm an interested
source, kncp how TO estimate their correctness.
KYLE s. COCHRAN.
Nov %. 6s-U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

NDUCArION-rhe Subscriber, having enea god
IL Mr. John q. Nelson. who has had nfnetceen
yesr experience as teacher. informs the public
School will be opened tho ensuing year, at his re,.
dsnee In the couaty Of Hanover, six miles from the
York Church, and four from Verdore In this Semns-
ny will be taught the Creek, Latin and English Ian
guag's The School will commence on Monday the
18th January. $780, and terminate Friday The I7h
'of December following. There will he a vacation Of
one month, commencing OIL thu 18Th day Of Juns.
ihe price Tor board. tuition, washing, lodging, fuel
Nc will bs $SO-psyabe. one half, the 18Th OF June
1880, and the other half the IL Of December fol-
lowing. Letters directed TO ms through the medium
81 the Vsrdoso P o. Hanover, will he duly nded To-.
JOHN CARTLEN.
Dsc B. 69-wt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05
NRAND SOLAR MICROSCOPE.-The publ

e NRhND SOLAR MICROSCOPE-The public
~ are respectfully informed, the Proprietor of the
Microscope, has obtained very eligible in the Ma
scum in this city, Formerly occupied as the Satuary
'oom,) and which is fitted up for the purpose Of
astonishing instrument The room will be open for vi
sitors from 0, A. M. to s, p. M. every fair day.
This surprising instrument discovers to view the
minute bodies in the ANIMAL vegetable and mineral parts
OF creation, magnying them than 5000 900 times.
The apparent dust on figs cheese which living ami
macula is scarcely percePble TO the naked eye
nified TO the size of from to feet and in
actual notion fighting and conendng in the spirit
ed manner Many other objects prepared and will
be exhibited The interesting process of Chrystazd-
ton is shown in most respendent and magnificent CO.
oursIt needs but to be TO be admired, be-
ing impossible to give adequate description of its
Nov. s. 56-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-The sub.
" scribcr wishes TO sell that weknown stand, the
Eagle Tavern in the town Of Lexington at present &C.
cupied by Mr. Henry McClung. II is situated i'm the
centre oil the town, opposite the public buildings the
lot Is large, and the establishment possesses every
veniencc necessary for House of Entertainment Its
presumed that more particular description of the pro-
perry Is unnecessary any person wishing purchase
would view the premises. Should it not be sold beorc
the LIST day of January next it will then be offered for
rcnln either possession be given on the first
day oil April next Also valuable of land living
on the head waters Of Rockfsh in the County of Nei
son, containing two hundred and fourteen acres Of first
rate wood land Also undivided interest in tract OF
land, lying adjoining the aforesaid tract few likely
young negroes would be received in payment and the
payments made 10 suit the purchaser For terms apply
to the subscriber living Lexington, Rockbridge
County, Va. ALEXANDER SHIELDS
NOV. 70. 26-6t#
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VIEW .ADVERTIS
VIEW .ADVERTTSDAfEyNTS
In CONCENTRATIONS: In Lunsnburg County
III Court llth Nov. 1929:
Lewis Green, administrator Of Absolum Tatum ID

against s
David Street, administrator of Mere vether Hurt deed
who administrator with the will annexed Of WIN.
Tstum, deed. WIN. Wood, administrator Of christopher
Wood. who surviving husband Of Sueky Wood fer
meriy Sueky Tatum, Ben,min Tatum and Charity, hi,
wfs; Matthew Tatum. Nancy Griffin, Benjamin TIA
tum. Clement Nevi., Administrator OF John Nevis.
James Neal. administrator Of Allen Tatum. and Thomas
Fisher administrator OF Mary Fisher decd, Deh..
The Defendants, William Wood administrator OF
Christopher Wood, decd. who was surviving husband
Of Sucky Wood, formerly Sucky Tatum, benjamin.
Tatum and Charity hi, wife. Matthew Taium, Nancy
Griffin. Clement Neville. administrator of John Nevis
and Thomas Fisher. ajninistrsor Of Mary Fisher,
net having entered their Appearance aud given
security according TO the act Of Assembly and
the rules Of this Court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not inhabitan mi.
Of this country: On the motion Of the plaintiff
by his attorney, 1t 10 ordered-That tho said de.
PENDANTS appear here before the second Menday
in March next, and kIe their the plaintiffs
bl-snd that copy Of This order he forthwith inserted
In some newspsper published in the Town Of Peters
burg or City Of Richmond, for two months SUCCESSFULLY
and posted at the front door of the Court house of tho
said county. Copy.-Tests.
T. w. WYNN, d. C.
dee .. 69-wSws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05
dec. s.

HNDUCATION-rhe Subscriber will commence hi,
-HL school in Charlottesville the 10Th day OF Janu-
airy next, for the instruction Of boys in the En- gi.h La.
tin. Greek. and French Lang lagos, which will com
price session OF little upwards Of ten months. vaca.
ton Of one month will be given i'm August. The
course will comprise in the English Department, En-
sli.h Grammar. Geography, Book ping, Arithmetic
Algebra and Legendres Geometry; in the classical the
Latin Greek and French Languages, with Ancient Hi.
tory, Geography and Mythology. The instruct tor will
DO generally during the day with his pupils, save .uf.
heient time for exercise and recreation, as to
sist and instruct them both in tho preparation and
recitation Of their lessons As he intend. his school
to be permanent, and believes the av of an ed
ueation, and the facility Of acquiring il, by
pursuing irregular and systematicat plan, he would
prefer, az pupils, those boys, who will probably com
plete their scholastic course with him. His course 10
suchasto give boys all the necessry preparation for any
OF the Colleges Universities, and espe ciay for the
University OF Virginia; with eye to which, il has
hsen prepared. Hs would be glad, if those who in
tend to favor him with their patronage would mnedi-
aeiy apprize him Of 'ber intentions for il the size of
the School will justify il, he will employ an assistant 90
as TO have the French Language taught by native
Frenchman.
Those who may not be acqusin,ed with the .ub,cr-
Der, he wosld refer to Thomas w. Gmer, r. w Wood
James W Saunders. Henry T. Harry, DR.. l.. Cooke
Thomas J. Randolph, Philip p. Barbour and WIN +
Gordon Board in genteel families be obtained in
Charlottesville from eight to ten dol ars per month
Term, for session Of months for instruction in
tho English branches. Latin, Greek, French, and Ma.
ahematcs, $50 90
English branches, Latin, and Mathematics, 5000
English branches only. rs,
GEORGE CARR. Principal.
Dec.S. 69-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

.TUywENTY DOLLARS REWARD will give
IL twenty dollars for the experimenting and delivery
to me in Petersburg, Of my Moses, who went oil
the 9th instHe is about twenty three four years
old, icet inches high, dark skinned, but not very
movements and OF not sprightly countcnance-ook
with him stock Of very good clothes, amongst those
now recoected were blue cloth close coat, and blue
cashmere Pantaloon gray cassine coatce and pana-
looms, fur hat good deal worn, boots and shoes The
only information have been able TO get of him. is that
he in fishing boat which trades TO this mar
ket on the night of Sunday the 18th inst going down
James River, and ashc originally from Charles City
County, very probably is in the neighbourhood
of Weynoke, Doctor John Minge's place, or of Mr..
Petersburg, June 80. 16-1mtf HUGH NELSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

TEIHE Preprietors of the Richmond and Baltimore
n Union Line Of Stages and Steamboats, by Tappa-
hammock respectfully inform the public and travellers
generally that this line has been in operation one year
that the best oil coaches horses experienced and
careful drivers and will be constantly kcp that the
route affords the best accommodations, good roads and
night travelling by land. The stages leave the Bell
Tavern in Richmond, every Wednesday and Saturday
morning at o'clock, and arrive at Tappahannock TO din.
ncr, returning, leave TappahanDock every Monday
morning at o'clock and Thursday mornings the ar
rival Of the steamboat Patuxcnt from Baltimore and arr
rive In Richmond, in the evening. On Saturdays they
must meet the Patuxen at TsppahaDnock ready
passengers to Baltimore, which arrives there the
ccsding day by o'clock, p. NJ. The boat leaves Bal
more every Wednesday morning and arrives at Tappa-
hammock on Thursday morning. The Propretors will
spare no aoour or expense 10 render this route agrcca
5e and they have the pleasure state that passengers
have uniformly expressed themselves delighted with
the line.
~ Stage fare at the low rate OF SO so; intermediate
stages, cents per mile.
The Charleston Gazette, Petersburg Intelligt ncer
Lynchburg vrgnian, will publish the above for two
months OCT H. 45-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

a GREAT LUCK The following are the drawn
IN numbers in the New York Consolidated Lottery
Glass No. Is for 1929:
8 AZ 80 rs As 20
No. AZ As & I3 As, two Of the Capitals sold s.
paid sight, yesterday at the truly fortunate and
prompt pay Lottery aud Exchange Office Of
THOS b. BIGGER
10 Where in the last New York Lottery, No. IS
AZ At, whole ticket, the highest Capital Prize OF 3d.
600 was sod and paid at sight and where no less than
one hundred and Capitals have been sold and paid
within fetp tceeks.
Dec. 9. 8e-at
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05
II OVER SECTION OF THE JAMES RIVER

OVER SECTION OF THE JAMES RIVER
~ CANAL-NOTICE.-An persons interested,
arc hereby informed that ID. l. Bradley, Lock eper
at Maden's Adventure, is authorised and empowe
to demand aud receive, behalf and In the nam of
the President and Directors OF the James River Com
Pany, the Tolls, payable by Law ali articles recev-
ed by, or delivered from, bateaux other vessels
igasg that part Of the Canal and River between the
Locks, at the lower arch, and the Locks at Maidcn
Adventure. and passing and repassng through the Last
me toned Locks.
BY order Of the President and Directors Of the James
River Company. J. BROWN, JR. 2d Auditor.
Nov. 26. 65-I2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

VHNHE Spsecl es OF Gen. RoBERr Is. TAYLOR, sde-
n livered IN the Convention Of Virginia. on Mon
day, Oct &C. upon the subjec, Of the Right Of Suffrage,
Basis OF Representation. and Taxation That OF Judge
ABEL y CPsHUR, as delivered in the Convention, on
Tuesday Oct n, upon the subject OF the Basis Of Re-
presentation "-snd that Of THOMAS r. JoyNgs, ESQ.
vs. delivered IN CONVEX lion, Thursday, Nov. s. upon
Printed, and for Sale, by T. W. WHITE.
AZ his Printing Office
Nov. 20 65-3t opposite tire Bell Tavern.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN who deems himself
N qu.hed TO instruct IN the Greek, Latin, aud
French Languages and the ordinary branches OF Ma.
thematios, wishes 10 obtain situation atescher in
some public or private seminary in private family
-Tesiimonias will be produced IL required.
letter directed TO N NJ Lindssy's Store Albemare,
VIII be attended Conformation may also be obtained
by applying 10 Benjamin. r. Mohe Eco, Of Richmond
BENJAMIN NICHE.
Dec T. 6S-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

Tickets S5-Halve, 81 5O-Quar,ers ST. IS.
For sale by +. MICKLE,
Where the Capital Prize OF 81 900 in the last Con
eecticu Lottery sold and paid besides hume rous
other capitals cold and cashed within few months.
III Orders for Tickets from the country will be
promptly attended TO. Address to
f. MICKLE, Richmond, Va.
Nov. "a. Gid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05
HpLooDED HORSES FOR SALE.-I nave a
y Tree Hill Tor sAn. several Bloo.Ieh Hor.e. AND

BpLooDED HORSES FOR SALE-T nave al
FL Tree Hill Tor sao, several Biooded Horses and
Mare; among them Stallion nv Tim,ieon, dam by
Old Domede, grand dam by Wildair-Apoo-Partn
Acknowledgements mare &c.--A Sta lion by Pa.
'cole dam by young Bedford, grand dam by Shark,
great grand dam by old Flag Of Trucs.-This Horse
comes highly recommended from Tennesses bo'h as =
racer and stallion He is beautiful sorreI about fiji
teen hand', one inch high, exhibiting degree of
ce',eneo ia form beauty, and scon. rarely TO be
with, in this noble animal. remarkable fine brood
snsrs Wy old Sir Archie, dam by Hilrs King Tdu,iny
Grand dam by grey Domede, great grand dam by Bran
dy, ont oil an impaired mare Together with several
other young cdtI. and OF the very best blood.
Genuemfn ~1'hng to purchase will please call on
the 'ao'criber at Tree Hill, or J. NJ. Selden, Esq.
Richmond. r. WATSON
Dec. s 6p-w4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

AND, NEGROES, STOCK, &c. FOR SALE
H< On Wednesday 10Th December next, il fair other.
wise the next far day, will be sold the pre- mise
10 me highest bidder on twelve months credit tract
OF land belonging to the estate OF Philip Gate wood
decea'ed; II lies about miles above Dunkifk in King
ADD Queen county, and is well adapted to the growth
oil Corn, Wheat and Cotton; contains about TOO acres;
and well worth the attention OF any person. wishing to
purchase laod; eleven negroes, nine OF them me
and boys-he stock, consisting OF horses, cows and
hogs, about 25OO weight live pork. the crops on hand
(about 500 bis corD) cart, still, and many small
articles, not necessary TO enutDerate.
REUBEN NJ GARRETT,
CLANCY G.. HENSHAW,
Ex'ors. Of Philip Gatewood, deed.
Nov 26. 65',ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05
FLORIDA ORANGES

When the last Tariff under in Con.
gress, petition seat up from Fcrids we remem.
Der right praying that oranges might he included I'm the
protection Our market is now full OF Florida orange.
ana hey are sold at price so exceedingly low that 10.
reign competition is likely TO be ended without the in.
tctvention sf the Tariff. IN Y J,u,noI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05
TIICHEHT fNIZE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

$3.50 prizes, amounting to 10000
Only 10000 Tickets in the scheme--More Prizes than
Blanks-the whole payable in CASH, which, as usual
at CoHEN's OFFICE, canbs had tho moment they are
drawn.
WhsieIickets, IS 90 Quarter, 81 %
Halves, 2 so Etghths 60
ORDERS either by mail (post paid) or private
conveyance, enclosing the Cash orprzes, will the
same prompt and punctua attention il personal ap-
Picaton. J. L. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
Baltimore.
III The Register, containing the Official List will be
forwarded Immediately after the drawing, to those who
may request it.
Dee. 8. 69-eawt26Dse
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05
Scheme NO. s-Odd and Eren.

Scheme NO. S-Odd and Even.
CoHEN's OrrIcE-Bdifin,ore, Nov "a, 1929.
~ We have the pleasure to present herewith, Class
No. 3, for 1929, of the
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
Arranged on the ODD and EVEN SYSTEM, by
which the Holder of Two Tickets, or Two shares, ID
certain of obtaining at least One Prize, and
THREE The drawing of which will take place in the
City Of Baltimore on
Wednesday. the 30th December.
HIGHEsr PRIzE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

NOTICE. shall petition the Legislature AZ lite ne \,
Session, Tor leave IN establish a'oI bridge across
Msuapony river at Dunkirk ARCHER BROWN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05
NE.M.4LE EDUCaTTON-.NfssE lisabeth Ba

XNE-NaLE EDUC.fITO.N.--.niss Elisabeth Bd-
II con grateful for the patronage Of a generous pub
lac, tenders her services at Laurel eadoto, the
dence Of the subscriber in Chesterfield County, about
mse m.ie; from .mamehess 1he S,Gnehes@ lnon
and geography toih the Of the globes. The terms
are $50 per scholar tuition, aud 75 for board, each
mence on the sth Of january merit, and ,oiu give va
cation Of fire ,ceeks in Summer. Payment to be made
hdT yearly. SAMUEL P.aTTESO.N.
MOB. Strict attention tciH be paid to young La
dies morality. Oct. l3. 46-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

1895 Prizes amounting to S136 $50
Whole tickets 50, Halves So 80, Quarters 81 rs.
."Orders for tickets shares, will meet the most
prompt attention, and the official list Of the drawing will
be forwarded TO all those who may require i-Ad1ress
THOS. II BIGGER,
Dec.5. 69-d Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-12-05

VIRGL.FL1 STATE LOTTERY
WNOR the benefit Of the Richmond Dock COMPANY,
n Class No. 4. to be drawn in the City of Richmond
on Friday l 18th inst. II two o clock, r. M.
so .himIber Lokkeru-9 Draien Ballots.