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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-05
December s, 1S3l.--2sn.

VIRGINIA - Ia the Circuit Superior Cour
of Law and Chancery Tor Berkeley coun
~: November rules, 1891
.hmtin Joats, pltff.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

.'fa"ehsster Pr'oe ca'reat.
Dull men love domestic feeding
Aud all g'rca dinners scout;
Wits wiser leading.
Always moth like, eating out
Others dinners make US fatter.
Whilst they cheopiy bless, like priests
Double Zestod's then each platter
o! We loved proiniscuous icaS,s
OF good things eaten. sad and rumor'd
Then what Babel din occurs!
CroSS-talkings all. yet all good humoi'd
Where each his several speech prefers.
Have you Turin ?--'Sonc soup"
Where's the" ANY thing that's new .
In Sunderland saw group.
pitcous - Shall tcjnc with you:
Let me help YOU to- AN alderman
'Fish'-'Miss Salmon take huln
1Iarc'-'i never 80 bald man.
'Maam, this game ?''Sings like Ecten
'hr Peer-'A fine stew'd eel
Schedule N'Now don't say nayl'
Lord Bacon, Sir, demands Some veal?
Respect and 'Mnt-sauce, Mr. Day"
'Grey's well Bread, sr!''Do you eati'
sNugar wives arc Ribs of beet:
SHARP tomentors'-'Try some beet
'Longley's got "a Silence r-'brer'
Il ran Ma'am, but the villain was
'Pedro's feet should have bcen'-'Gceter
Poor Poland! Russia WILL poz! -
Sir, you are very little 'eat her
That your hd'T-'The duck is Wild
.st sThe POrt,s su6Ii%e'I'rhc Sublime Porte
Our monkey plays The piano forte
Il thought he was "a pigeon, Ma'ami'
Saint "a 'How's your Corn laws'-'Bunyan.'
Reform can do a spoon mo HARM
'Broughom is lly-' Sage and onion
Have you been in France ?'-'French beans"
fWill you have Hoods last'-'a merry thought"
Miss is in her 'Nelvrt'-'tecns'-
That's the weari-'liob's worn with very thought
'Sir Hector was Some rabbit-pio"
The midest man''So nice and crusty
'Weather-'W ethercll-how lry!'
'Proverbs!-'lIunt and Cobbett'-'MuStyH
Our parrots Bayly'-'very tame
'Blabs out 'Ballads'-Noes galore
British drama-'W hats the name
Comedy has had "a Gore
Tho noise so softly sly Miss rope meant
'Alarm'-'to charm -'aiIiight'-'and please
Sad accidcnt'-'a gun -'Eopcmentr
went oil'-'With damage - Damages.
'Russeis Reconnaissance dessert"
Shall l. 'Crokers candor-Ierm it tyc"
'oConnell's zeal-'rhe country's hurt"
'The outs will soon be all in-'F urmety
Such the miscellaneous Joys
OF dining out, in miX'd society
Gabble, gobble, chat, noise,
See-saw sayings, fun, variety
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

HTOR SALE.-AIy tract of land Containing one thou.
q saul acres) situated in Prince Edward County on
Sandy River two miles from the bridge and five miles
from Farmvile lourishing little village where ready
market may be had for all its products within three
miles OF superior manufacturing mill that deals largely
IN gain ii is in agreeable, wealthy and healthy ner-
borhoodlt might be divided into three tracts hav-
ing three good dwelling houses aud orchards it is
wen walered, harng many fine springs and branches and
bounded Tor mile by Sandy River; it has one hundred
and hy acres OF bottom land fine body woods heavi.
y tmbcrcd, and much Q! the land fresh and well enclosed
with strong fences; and where reside a good dwelling
house neatly painted inside and out, garden 1870 feet
square, newly paed and every necessary house for the
accommodation oil family, granary entirely new with
threshing machine, stables carriage house, and suf
cent number OF first rate Tobacco houses with pres and
sheds to take care of thirty thousand pounds of tobacco
all nearly new. would let several crop hands 90 with
the land, irst rate carriage driver, good Blacksmith
two or three families Of negroes In my absence INV son
Henry NJ Vaughan who resides the land will show II
to any person wishing to purchase Terms liberal and
made known Oh application. J. VAUGHAN
March 20. IO3-w12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04
CHARLES w LEWIS
FEB. D. Ilaf0rl JOHN N. LEWIS

81 AND, &c. FOR SALE-By virtue of a Deed Of
IA Trust executed to us, by the late Smith PAYNE Of
ouIKngham' and Of record in the Clerks Office Of Buck
inghan, to debt due the Executors Of the late
Samuel Irvine Of Lynchburg, we, or one of u.s. win on
Saturday the 10Th day Of May next sell 10 the highest
bidder Tor cash negro man. and tract Of land supposed
to contain 400 acres lying on the East side of be road
leading from New Canton, TO Cartersyille. Onc-haror
more OF this land is in woods and good tobacco land
ne sAe WIN DC made IN New Canton, and plat Of the
hand viii be prepared by the day Of sale.
Apnl r. li4-w3w THE TRUSTEES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

-lf'i' - llS-wSw.
n CHANCERN .-VIRGINIA-At Rules holden in
e the Clerks Office ofPowhatan County Court from the
1882: '
Albin G. Saunders, p,,T
against
Manuel Judah and Robert c. Macon cyc'ors of Chan
celor H. Saunders, deed, William Z. Saunders Tenna-
son b. Anderson, Mustoe Chambers, VIM. Henson John
Henson Martha Archer widow and relct of Dr. Peter
r. Archer, decd Geo StoyaI Geo. H. Henley Chastain
Bracket, Geo. w. Williams, Edward Cox, Geo Henry
Weydemier, Thomas b. Gay and Eliza his wife Creed
iiaskins, late Sheriff of Powhatan, and admir- of VIVA Ar
cher dec d and Junus Archer Dabney W. Archer Eliza
beth Archer and inc. T. Archer children of the said VIM
Archer Decd Mary Page Saunders, Branch T.. Archer
and - Yates and Martha his wife, dcns
The defendants, TennaSon b. Anderson Mustoe Cham
hers, Geo. H. Henley, Edward Cox, Geo. Henry WevIe
mier, Branch I. Archer and - Yates, and Martha his
WIFE, not having entered their appearance given secu
ty according TO the Act of Assembly and the Rules this
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth On the motion
Of the plaintiff, by Jno w Nash and Henry L. Hopkins
Esqrs, his counsel, is oJdered That the said Tcnna-
son H. Anderson, Mustoe Chambers, Geo II. Kenlev
Edward Cox, Geo. Henry Weydcmier, Branch T. Archer
and - Yates and Martha his wife do appear before
the Justices OF the County Court of Powhaan at the Court
house. on the third ednesday May next and the
phi and amended bill of the plaintiff and give security
Tor performing such decree the court may make heren
and that copy of this Order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door of the
COu-house OF this county, for two successive court DAYS
a Copy. Testc, II. +. GRAVES, ID. c.
March 10. g0-Iyg,0#
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

AND FOR SALE.-Thc Subscribers being DESTROYS
n o. removing TO the West, will sell bargain in their
Tract OF Land, called Woodawn, in the county OF Cum
berand containing $50 acres, nearly 800 of which is well
tlmbered woodland excellent for tobacco lying ON Willis
river I'D miles above Cartersyile and mile above Burr
mHls-Ihe plantation il in good repair, aud has on il
every building necessary for The accommodation of large
family and from its healthy situation and convenience TO
markets is rendered every way desirable As il is pre-
sumed that no one Will purchase, without first viewing Tie
premises further description is deemed unnecesssfv-
One-rd OF the purchase money TO be paid down and The
balance in three equal annual nslaments; the purchaser
giving bonds with approved security, deed Of trust on
the property TO secure the payment
CHARLES w. LEWIS
FEB y [laIi0rl JOHN N. LEWIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04
IL -AwRENCEvILLE sPRlNG RACES for lsaa-

H AWRENCEY!ILE SPRING RACES for 1892
Eli Will commence the last Tuesday i'm Nav heinz
the 10Th, and continue four days-
lst. swccpsakc ior year old colts and Gllicq-1
mile heatsior 800 hafiorlei to close 10th day OF April
or more TO make races entered.
End. The Propdetor's Purse for $685. mile heats
entrance S!5
8rd The Jockey Club Purse for $500, no dscoun,-i
mile hcats-entrance 500
1tr For the surplus of the Jockey Club subscriptons
. mile heats-entrance $780, 20 be added to the Purse
This Purse is supposed 70 he worth $3.50.
Stables and Litter furnished race horses gratis
The Proprietor pledges himself 70 have the track in
good ORDER and to use his best cxestions TO Give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their company.
April 70. Ill2-wdl GEO GOODWIN.
TEHHE subscriber will be absent from Richmond until
Il April; during his absence Mr.. Lcthbndge will at
tend 10 his professional business in whose skill as Dem
list The public may with perfect safety place the most i'm
phcit confidence p. HOUSTON.
Jan. D, 1892 72-Oawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

nDISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIp The
n " Mercantile business heretofore conducted in Char
loe county, under the 6rm of Samuel s. FUqua g. Co.
was dissolved the 3ist March last by mutual consent
John Amead having consigned all his interest therein
10 Josiah w. Chappcll. JOHN ARMISTEAD,
SAMUEL s. FUQUA.
The business will be continued in future under the firm
oil ChdPPcH y Fnquc. JOSIAH W. CHAPPELL,
SAMUEL $. FUQUA.
April 27 lil-wIwt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

a GENTLEMAN from Europe. who is a graduate.
IN and who has had tho experience of several years
teaching wishes TO procure situation in private family,
public institution, after the LIST OF next August AS his
intention s TO make the business of instruction. his only
profession, situation likely 10 be permanent one, would
be preferred He will instruct in the Greek, Latin,
French and English Languages and Mathematics or in
either exclusively Letters (post paid will meet with
attenton-Address, A. b. Loret,o Essex County, Va.
until LIST of next August, and after that me to Richmond
citysa,sfactory references be given. An eligible
situation in any of the Southern States would be accepted
April 81. IIl-laftf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

E y ALTlMORE RACkS-orer The Centred course
h-1 Spring Meeting, 1892, will commence on the last
luEsDAY in May, (29Ih) and continue four days
FUst ddyirs race, TO start at ~ o'clock precscly0
sweepstakes for colts and hies years old mile heats
entrances 800, half oeitlour or more to make race
Seven subscribers, and closed.
Sec0td race post sweepstakes with colts and Gies
three years old; mile heats; $500, D. pCouy
or more to make To close LIST Of May three sub
scrbcrs.
SecDHd dd post sweepstakes for all ages entrance
$3.50 p. Pour mile heats four 10 make race
the proprietor to add $500 To close 1st of May euy
Subscribers
Third dag proptctors purse, $500, three mile heats,
entrance, 500
Fo@thdoy jockey club purse, $1,000; four mile heats
entrance S25
a LADIES Cur viii also be run for the day TO be fix
ed hereafter. J. NJ. SELDEN Proptiefor
IL will be seen by the above, tat the Post Sweepstakes
for colts and ies three years old 5000 D. p viii close
on the first OF next month we have little doubt but
there will be five six subscribers d the purse i'm this
case not less than $1,000. The Post Sweepstakes for all
ages $3.50 p. p will close also on the first OF next
month (May) The purse in that case amounts already
to $500.
p $. Persons subscribing will be in time if their let
ter addressed to the Editor Of the Sporting Magazine
should bear the post mark Of the LIST May.
April "a. I14-Iaw4t
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p. POINDEXTER, Ok.
ComMrss1oNER's Orr1cE.

49, Chesterfield {. III. April 9Th, 1892.
The parties Interested in The execution of the ORDER are
hereby houhed that have appointed the I'd day of July
1882 10 take the several accounts therein referred TO i
which time, they hereby required to attend before
me at my Office at Chesterfield court house, with the
necessary accounts vouchers Sc TO enable me to per
form the duty required by said order.
LAWSON NUNNALLY, .Comm'r
April p. 1I3--,ys,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

NJ EDicAL INSTITUTE % pnf.Aprapr,.
" me Course OF Instruction will begin on the first
tIoeuce " "iea'ene, by Nathl Chapman. nj. ID.
ntaton'y " WE. Horner, nj. ID.
1 y,., 20 Insd,eo, Z" Samuel Jackson, nj. ID.
Med. Jtsrispredence, John Bell, nj. ID.
Cnemsry, " John X. Mitchell, nj. ID.
J n: Hugh l.. Hodge, nj. ID.
Surgery, thomas Harris, M d.
+ w. r.. HORNER Serret,,,
Philadelphia, March 3, 1882 eo,--Ioa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

I'm ERY-VIRGINIA:-In Poybo,an C;r
al cult Superior Court OF Law and Chancery April Ith.
Thomas G. Bowles and Mary his wife anil rn.. A
Sowell and Martha f. Sowe, the said Eliza A. and NJ
ry e. being infants under the age tweny-one wears
by Geo b. Moody their next friend, pits.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

EHOR SALE-My lands in the county of Henrico !
lying within miles OF the city Of Richmond, and
joining the lands of Mr.. Geo Taylor formerly the pro
perry OF Capt b. SheppardThe house tract contains 2G
acres and may be considered among the NEST valuable
tracts OF land in the neighborhood; il has comfortable
dwelling house, with barn and all necessary buid
ngs-Ihe other tract contains 226 acres two-biris of
"mch may be considered the best timber land and of eoo
quay-itiS deemed unnecessary say any thing more
as no person would purchase without first viewing the
and'-Ihis property may be purchased low as + am
anxious 10 move to the West J. WUIrEI aW
April H. ms,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04
"A valuable Milf for. sale

VIE SUBSCRIBER being disposed 10 make difrent ar
n rangement in his affairs, offers for sale his half of
that desirable property called the GENITO MILLS ON
hppomattox River IN the county OF Powhatan about for
mules from Petersburg and twenty eight from Rich
mond The river, at nearly all seasons affords good and
sae transportation for produce The toll corn alone re-
ceNeu AT inns i varies from three hundred and fifty to-
iour hundred barrels per annum am authorised by the
owner oil the other half of The Mills to say that he would
ser ms pai desired. II sale OF the Mills is effected
the subscriber would sell the place on which he resides -
The terms will be arranged suit almost any
wishing to purchase For further particulars apply to
Aprii ~ llV9-wiw'J WILLIAM MURRAY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

UN Observation-Disclosures rules holden !;
the Clerks Office of the county Court of Charlotte
the I'd day Of April, 1892:
"H'i"h HiattheWs, pf.
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EDOslEss y.
{" Mucn W nrM.lNs rn.uNe

CFr0m the .NetrOpoijtdn.J
OHM Err DIALOGUE DlNERSIrlES.
"Iirtsff1 Yam ,n eonsidrf.bt. racuast
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04
conplt.

q N CHAECERY -V1RGINIA-At Rules holden i,
the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chancery for Henrico county, the 9th day of Febr
airy, 1882: "
Ann Dent McRoe, the wife of Alexander McRac. bv
'""'es VI ch"e' her heXtinend, pltlf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04
Plaintiff

IN CHANCERY-VIRGINIA. Rules held in tho
a Clerk Office OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
ruary, 1882:
horueca T. boot complt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

The defendant above not having entered his an
peaFance and given security according TO the Act of As
senbly and the Rules of this Court and il appearing bv
satisfactory evidence that he is an inhabant of this
couhuyI IS odered That the said defendant do appear
ociore INC Judge OF our said Court the Capitol in the
cy OF ltchmond, on The first day of the next Nav Term
20 De holden Tor the trial of civil causes and answer The
m 81 me plaintiff; and that copy of this Order be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the ci,y r
lHcnohd ortwo months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the Capitol in the said city.
- copy Iestc, j. ROBINSON, G. C.
-""ch VI 97-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-04

''"''''' .issea,sier p,,oe cu,rep,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-28
COMMERCIAL.

The Market. Holders Of flour have succeed
ed in establishing an advance Of s5 cts; various
sales have been made of common brands at S5,-
IS, and to-day that price is uniformly refused
and SOL asked for fair western. Ashes go and
400. In cotton there is rather less doing than
last week; prices the san,e.-N. r J. Com. Sept.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-28
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRA. IN. C. J
ARRIVED, Sept. 81,

ARRIVED, Sept. 81,
Schr. Baltimore. Morton, Passports salt and lathes to
A. c. Cazenove & Co.
Steamboat Potomac; Hubbal, Norfolk; freight and
passengers
Schr. Eliza Ann, Dawson, Vienns; corn and lumber
to Stephen Shinn
Schr Only Son, Adams, NanJemoyi corn and tobac
CO to the master
Schr. Thomas Chiffon, Allen, b adensburgh; tobac-
CO for Baltimore
schr. Hickory, Swami. BIadensburgh; do for do
Sloop William, Green, Mattswuman; tobacco
schr Cinderella. Lyon, Port Deposit; lumber to G
II Smoot.
SAILED,
Schr Peggy Thomas, haxter, Jamaica
The British brig Tiber. Gibson, from London,
with valuable cargo Of merchandise, and 90
cases silver, while lying APPOINT d'Arenas, West
Coast If Central America. latter part Of May,
took fire from candle, in the hands Of the stew
ard, who was engaged in drawing spirits. and was
totally destroyed, together with the Captain.
mate, anil all but three of the crew.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-28
60 Reward.

DAN Away from the subscriber. on the 18th instant.
IL THORNTON B. SIORKE,
an Apprentice TO the Cabinet Business. He is about
feet or inches high, stout built and dark COM
plexion
All persons are hereby cautioned against hsrboring
employing said boy. as the law will be strictly Gu
forced against such offenders.
The above reward. with all reasonable charges VIII
be paid to any person securing SKID boy in any Jail,
and informing me of the same.
sept 27-tf JAMES GREEN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-28
THE CHOLERA.

HEALTH OrFIcE, ALExAsDRIA,2
September %, 1882
Report Of the Board Of Health for the "a hours
ending this day at noon:
In Northern Hoypitd,
case, colored woman
In Private Practice,
/ case, white woman
do do do
r do coored do
do colored boy
The case reported as still remaining in the
Northern Hospital on the Oath. convalescent.
BENZ. 9 KINSEY, Sec'y. {
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-28

The Cholera still continues, at the last &C.
counts, on the increase in RICHMOND. The re-
ports are defective.
In WAsHINeToN, there are but two or three
cases in the Hospitals, and no reports Of cases in
private practice are given. We learn that the
disease is rapidly passing away.
BALTIMORE, Sept. &c, lit viii! be seen, BY the
health report that there has been but three deaths
BY Cholera, within the last twenty -four hours.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-28
New Publications.,
For THE Use OF SCHOOLS

New PUbAiCNtlONs,
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
VXIORCES TrK's Primer aud Second Book; Child's
w United states; Boston Heading Lessons, Chid's
Botsn,; Surat,'s French Grammar, Hentz's Classical
French Reader; French ord and Phrase Book; Ju
venile Tyre, Ceveand's Latin Grammar; Farley :
Ny thology and Curiosities; Pocket Gazetteer
Also The GentIeman's Pocket Fsrrier, or how to
use horse on journey. price iS3cts; and Goodrch's
ing numerous al etches from travels. and illus
trsted by engravings. vol svo of 92o pages and
The iieidenmauer, or the Benedictines. Legend Of
the Rhine vols by the author OF the Spy, Pioneers
Bravo, t5c Jc. Received for sale by
seni l7-3t ELIZA KENNEDY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-28
FaN Goods.
WILLIAM GREGORY & co.


WILLIAM GREGORY & co.
GUAVE received b, the schr Alexandra from New
III York and other arrivals, very general assert.
ment Of
SEASO.NaBLE GOODS,
which they offer for sale on The most moderate terms
AMONG wRIcH ARE:
Pine and super6ne ingrsaed Carpetings, new pat.
terms and livel, colors
So, 3.4 and ~ Venetian stair andlpasage Car.
pehngs
superfine and I'd quality Broadclohs and cassi.
large assortment Of blue, blue mixed, steel
mixed, brown, and drab Sattnetts. cheap
White aud colored Flannes and Baizes
Fancy colored Circassian, fashionable prints
Black Matteoni, Fayeroni and Gro de Swiss Lus-
trings
First quality Shrewsbury patent Thread
Clarks spool Cotton, LIST and ID quality
Ball Cotton, Apron Checks shirting Checks
Bed.ticks; domestic Ginghams
Bleached and brown Shirtngs
German and Scots Osnsburgs
Cotton Osnsburgs, &c &c
To their present very general assortment they
pect ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES, by every pscket
from New York during the season.
sept 26-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-28

DRArTS 1HES ny
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, CIass No Is
Capitat Pnxes 81, 900. $4,000, Re-
Tickets DollGrs. shares in proposition
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No IL.
Capital Prixs $4,000
Tickets Dollars.
Chance in the absvs On 'sIs BY ,,o.n.v
Lottery emes. corner King and Royal streets.
DRAyyS THIS Day
Maryland State Lottery, Class No. IL for 1889.
riete.sSs. naive: 8; qa.'s.:: IS.
Virginia stats L.ottery.
:" ' 1 yc q; NJ. Is Jss i5ss.
viii be drawn in Richmoud On Friday, Sept -
HI0R10Y plIxD taAo0o.
Tickets S., halves 4 10, quarters . 90
10 be had in . variety OF numbered
J. O0R81,
Lottery q Exchange Broker. Ale.and,is.
DRaWS THIS D.aY
Maryland State Lottery, Glass No II for 1859,
Will be drawn in baltimore Friday, Sept %
CAPITAL IAIz1 $1e0oo
Tickets s., halves 9 so; quarters IS.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company
Ciass No l3 for 1883.
Will be drawn in Richmond on Friday, 6eptSS
I prize of $4,000 lprize Of $4,000
do of 10000 10 prizes Of 1000
Tickets So; halves 4 90; quarters 90.
To be had in a variety OF numbefsN
=. II. WHITES
Lottery Office, Royal 81 eet:
1J Orders from the country special, attended To-.
Best Anthracite Coal,
FOR CRATES IND Furnaces.
TIME cargo at the schooner Stafford Capt wharton
l. now landing and for sale At my wharf.
sent 96 st GEO SHOOT.
.AOaf sugar.
00 BOXES single refined sugar, just received from
~ Philadelphia, and for sale by
sen, IS ] W IRWIN.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-28
Boots & Shoes

Boots d Sh0eS.
INHE subscribers have just received, by the Vic.
i tory" and {" independence" from Boston.
100 CASES BOOTS & SHOES,
comprising general assortment Of Coarse and Fine
suitable for the present season. They consist in part
Of the following:
$500 pairs women's Leather Shoes
800 do do Boots
1000 do Mems coarse Brogans
500 do Boys do
500 do Gentlemen's fine Brogans
do do Boys do
1000 do Children's Shoes
200 do GenteNcn's Boots
200 do Mems Water Proof Boots
20) do Boys do do
500 do Misses Leather Shoes and Boots
500 90 Ladies' Lasting Run Rounds, very cheap
.4lso,
100 pairs Gum Elastic Over Shoes
The above are offered by Wholesale. at their New
Ware Room, Louisiana Avenue, opposite their Store,
No A. Pennsylvania Avenue. This stock is confident
ly offered to the public Of the best which has
ever seen in this market, having been selected and
procured from the Mandatory direct and purchased
ut the Boston SEMI ANNUAL SALES They are offered
at Philadelphia aud Baltimore wholesale prices
GIBBS u COYLE.
Woah;notop sent 28-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-28

Notice.
CANAL OrrroE, Alerandria. .aHgust 6. 1882.
NOTICE j. hereby given to the ssse.ho.Ssr. in ,be
i.,. ner share 10 required be pad On or before the
10Th d.y Of september, and farthes inst.laent Of
Four Dollars per Share to be paid on or before the lot
day Of October next.
BY order Of the Board. J. h. CREASE.
aug 8-eo3tG 1awtlst Oct CELL.