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HsEGGgils'S EXCHANGE,

The following the drawn Nos. for the NORFOLK
LOTTERY, Mol drew the I'D ult. in Alexandria
80 Is % Z 81 II 81 81 40 80
- Whole ticket 50, 40 So, snug Capital Of $4,000
A. 81, 40, do. Of 81 900
With numerous other comfortable pEizes were sold and
will be paid at sight as usual by BIGGER.
u Nothing unusual-Bigger still ahead" q
Drawn Nos. of tile Virginia Leesburg Lottery, No =
Sc 81 81 y ID SO 81 GO 6
% Whole ticket Nos. 81, 81, Goa Capital Prize,
S3,OO0-was sold and paid at sight by BIGGER
BIGGER presents to his friends and patrons the to
lowing splendid Schemes, to which he respectfully re-
500 ,Oo0---s2o, ooo---slO, 900.
Firgna Petersburg Lottery, No Q, to dru1o Saturday.
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RENT and given Immediately the three-so!
'tk tenement II Street tho City Hail, at present 10
| nriuey OF T. ". White The dwelling house contains y
IONS goo! izcbs,idus and hack cellar The out-houcs
Kitchen, wiki hydan, it, smoke house, stable &c-ni IN
present ocupnn, has lease the property OF three ana
the articles agrcement 81 repair leaks or natural
~ ~ HAT may happen during said iensc.''
NJ: i. Fr' " st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17
AN ACT
AN ACT
,re,ri..;as Il. Suryiu, Recenvt q t1s Literary Faaa

,rr,,isas IL. Surplus Rerenut Of t!s Literary Faad
'' 'tPusscd March 22i, 1856.
II. sherq Assembly, Thut all surplus isSenas
rs Yunt this time, which may hero
re, ae s annually added to the Fund granted TO me Pr
, and be appropriated amongst the several counos aud
thereto and in the same u-
,l Is nO ir-c,cdL law Prorid ha' the school
several counties cities, boroushs may, where
COLLEGES 0, academies where they be hereafter cs-
hy law amply the Fond created by this act to the
respective counties corporations
@ Tint no po herein appropriated shall Be used
O. .opd 10 the udius any academy college 7sS por;atH
whr;e than Incorporated academy or COL
.ny coun citr TOW borough ,hun the said
q, c :aesby in their discretion, between ush co.,
c.ai.s [, shall the duty of tho u.iccs oil such COL
y 10 make anuusl repor, the president and directors
.a ca, Fuad oil in which such appropriation Is
,.a h:u and shall DO lawful for the 'aid president anu
IN time suspend or revoke such appo-
AMI ii,ec, The same Of the primary schools with
n II. sad couaty corporation
B. enacted 1st this act is TO be understood as appo-
p OIL the surplus which accrued IN the year ending
:hr.h September, eighteen hundred anu NiiyH's su
Which shall annually accrus thereafter.
g. This &C, shall! be in force from its passage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

NVIlCE.-The subscriber wishes to hire for the oa'
~ lance Of the year. first rate man Cook who can
m well recommended, and for such liberal price
VII be given. JOHN YOWLES,
'eo q. [94-tf] Eagle Hotel, Charlottesville, IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

(7ITY POINT LOTS r Sa-ln pursuance Of decree Of the
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancey for the town OF Pc
November in the Of Proctor
Moore wn shall proceed the 3lst u o'clock front
of the HOTEL the Of Petersburg TO sell at pub
c auction on credit l2 and ls months the Real Estae of
which the u,e Horao died seized au situated City Point
in The county George lumber house md wharf ut
tached Of tho lots
J. ALLISON, DEMONSTRATORS.
May IA I2-,Jsl 4. Is. SPOUNER, { o0"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

%, a6l Prizes, nmountinet S'+o,Sou
Tickets Sl0-Halves S5-Quarters $3.50.
Certificate Ct Is whole tickets Tor Sl40
Do half do. 10.
10 quarter do. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17
EFDYT'S
Erchnnne md LutLcru OGce Richmond Ia

IAt the request Of many adven,urers the two ac-
companying very BRILLIANT SCHEMES laid before
the public. 1t will be readily seen, upon an examina
ton Of the same that schemes of equal attraction:
possessing suchSSPLExDID HiGH CAPITALS, and con-
tanng very few tickets have been drawn i'll the
United States. These schemes it will be Observed are
of extraordinary attraction, having Capitals Of 100000
S50,000. 25,0O0 10000, &c. containing small number
Of tickets. and consequently there fewer chances
against the ADVENTURE Of drawing these splendid Capt.
tails. Hoyr, anxious to his numerous friends in
the country who have patroniscd him so literally as
we'll as those in this and other Cities lays before them
these two splendid schemes at this early day. that they
may all have an opportunity Of securing tickets as of
course they will be very scarce-Theretore delay moi
with your orders 10 Dame Fortunes Agent, HOfT, who
is anxious TO make you all comfortable for life.
N Recollcct it was HoyT who sold, in the last
S5O,00O, four capitals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

JOS. ". PATTERSON.
HUGH BOYLE,
JAMES HOOPER,
WILLIAM COOKE,
LUTHER J. COX,
JOHN BRADFORD,
ROBERT D. BURNS,
THOMAS n. MATTHEWS,
DAVID EEESER,
WILLIAM THOMSON,
GALLOWAY cuEsroS,
GM. L. MAYHEM,
WIN. HU6HLETT,
5oRN c HENRY,
cHAs. S. W. DORSEY,
svM. FERGUSON,
Commissioners.
l3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

'eE and PaHrs Ba + ho,eoy
of the Famer and Bank of Baltimore will be opened at
the amo,c House. Baltimore and Hanover streets IN
be kept open for Ten P1 c r of Sunday
that Fire Dolcrs on shall be paid the time Of subsc
checks for SUBSCRIPTIONS will be deposited the Banks
within This city, ON which they will be drawn. " .
each county in this state sl x be Sns
d nos md Zach CITY in other than the city OF Bal-
more moi less than .fEe thousand doitnr = .,=
n;,., 10 xo millions of dollars divided into shares OF S5
coch The f inamen IS share to be paid US above AZ
the time of subscrbng-and SIG additional four equal
rs O. IN cents each n and twelve months theea
tor The remaining $40 pee share nsIalGeus not -
one month thereafter the President and Directors
NAV require it, thirty days. notice of such demand being
first gwen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

~ ne quotas Of the countiea Sraxton, clarke ana
w." be drawn by the old counties OF "aeh they were ol
' =, otherwise provided BY law.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

NNARMVlLLE AUCTlON-On Thursday the 18Th
May will sell at public auction, all my house
hold and kitchen furniture beds, China, glassware;
handsome one horse barouche; first rate mch cows;
horse; splendid of maps; ~ dozen new, elegant,
fancy and common chairs; sofas; seees; dining tables;
pictures photographic prints re-screes several second.
hand panos double barreed gun; number Of volins;
accorions elegant piece ornaments three spring
clocks; beautiful lowered fancy saddle cloths table
cloths &C., &c, &c On all sums above $40, credit
will be given. Sale to commence at II o'clock, and
continue till all is sold GEO p. KNAUFF.
Farmville, May 6. l2O-4t
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DOW EST'HC.
ri ar IDA

Tho flo,vi,g l.,,er from Gen ScorT 20 the Secrea-
~ Of War gives the latest intelligence Of the operations
OF the army in Florida.-GLoLe
H., r,prrRs ARMY OF FLORIDA,
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NJOTICE-By virtue OF deed of Trust, executed
10 me by VIM Il. SS:.:=.a deceased bearing date
the fourteenth day of july 1885, and record IN the
purposes therein mentioned, proceed to sell to the high.
est bidder, for ready money, Friday the 9Th day Of
MAY next, without fall upon the premises, the tract OF
Land upon which said stanard lately resdcd.adjon-
ing the Town of Stanardsve and the lands OF George
Price and VIM. Sims, and containing between THREE
and FOUR HUNDRED acres. The land will be ac-
curately surveyed before the day of sae and plot there
of then exhibited The title is believed 10 be perfectly
good but selling Trustee shall convey such title
only as is vested in me by the Trust.
MANN A. PAGE, Trustee.
o-,nce g H. Va April O. 1I4-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

or ss1 p,,s, amounting 10 $50 200
N''''' Whole Tickets $40, halves S, quarters 50.
A certificate of a package of IS Whole Tickets, will
be forwarded for sl4o IS halves s7o 2' quarters 3o
IS eghths SIT so.
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
o,d snr Eft for Tickets from any part of The United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the prompt attention as personal appl-
cation and the result given (whcn requested immed-
ately after the drawng-if addressed 10
May 10. [l-wldl D. NJ. HOfT
RUNAWAY IN JAlL--Was committed, runaway, 10 the
1886 negro Man. who say. his Patrick hn he belongs
Peter Burton Of the county Said negro appears
rather sIendcy made his nwur his right rather
en lie had when commi, good cotton shirt
antuoons double and cotton CLOTH OF aa
COLOR Shoes and old fur hat The owner
to 5 and take hi" Es Be- JAZZ
LunrnbuTs c. H., May ., 1896. 1-6'
Chair anufa curing business conducted
ore plesen, month"; May by mutual All unsettled bn-
ncss, relating III" firm will be settled BY L. "00d'0n WIN
alone '"'A'z " ' ~ IE ;E 2st wo % ePSnp
ufias al the old stand Crump and respectfully soil
continuation of the patronage SO ber1 Ie1aT 1G 10 s
May TO- lit
E.R F. H. DEANE having in RichmOu offer his pre-
pews store During night he may be found Mt
Mrs. Duruls boarding house. l2-u hiay ID.
WOHN AlcENTIRE, Draper and TAILOR (near-
Cd y opposite Messrs. Baldwin, Kent g. Co., Main
Slreet respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he is now opening handsome assert,
ment of new Spring and Summer Goods of beautiful
and superior quality, which have been selected with
much personal care in The Northern Cities and will be
made up order at short notice in the most fashionable
STYLE Also beautiful assortment Of stocks, (sonie We
~ superior cravas collars bosons susPenders gloves
SC. &c.
He trusts by due attention to business. and his long
experience therein give due satisfaction to those who
NAV favor him with their orders.-He will keep con-
s,any on hand assortment of seasonable ready made
Clothing of the best quality manufactured by himself,
and warranted.
few ourneymen Tailors Of the first class, wanted
also apprentice
Richmond Sd May, 1886. 1876
NORN FOR SALE.-The subscriber, living in
y Goochand county, James River, four miles be.
low Gainesville for sale 700 barrels of Corn and
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u Will be added to the above sale at the Eagle tole,
one Lot of ground belonging to the above estate adon
ing the property of - Hugan, in the neighborllood
of Beleville-also the interest Of said g. H. Bacchus
deceased in Pew No. -, the main aisle in the Monu
mental Church. [l-lds] May 10.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

gimia Petersburg Lottery, No. O. to dru1o Saturday,
May @, 1896.
rs No. I.ottery--ll drawn ballots!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

EAR F. H. DEANE, having located in Richmond, Offers ms pro
essional citizens Office Mr. Thomas H.
Dew store During the night he may be found Mt
NJ DrvnIs Boarding house. T2-tfl May l3.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-05-17

RISSOLUTION-The Chair Aanufa business conducted
the firm Of Woopsos & CEcMP, was Dissolve" on INC ~
present month, (May by mutual consent Al unsce W.
sinc relating; III" firm will be settled BY L. oodfon, WHO"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-22
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

tn avoid lie exaggerated rumOrs which such Ilt!r IL!
fairs generally occasion, we '!'nk proper |" sca'r 't
.icU! ty has occHr:rd between the Faculty OF tile C
yrrs.y asI portion of the Students. which has re
suited in ,c Di$mi$Sca Of between 90 and ~ o! t'e
latter. It from riot Other ins""H""; ~ 'd.
character 5u ir" Tie difference Of tic cos rac;i n Pt
unon the law allowing Tie students. who fGi mummy
corrS, the Use Of muzkcs. The Students pcrs>lh% III
their construction, in drtiamcr "i TIE rac1;y lux 'H
ci themselves bound 10 exercise mat a'"''y 'n"4'"
in their hands for Tie government 81 INC "'s'''"t'
Tic arurncia!:nm If their decision CT course ro"'cT"
some uus and confusion, ul nothing serious we u""t
not this matter will be sci right Ivy The visitors, ana lt
the parents OF the Young gentlemen viii :Guc. te,n 10
reurr and all lat,"rs proceed smoothly aG;i;i A'S
ij!lc controversy is i' :nre unrltasaH because lac
s,udcn. have behaved generally %i.h great r"Mny
both 10 discipline. a;G attention 10 Their sid;rs "F
this and several previous stsS:"Hs ana t!ic UNIVERSITY
never ea;rvcd sr:l t.:! prospects. AL the old sub
rcs of difficulty rt 10 have entirely Disappeared and
when this cou,rpvcrs" is successfully adjusted NC
d,uh not it spcr.:: Will be, ioresee nothing
likely interrupt hc harmony Of lis inmates, or cech
is rrcurrss in It's brilliant sphere Of usefulness.
charlottesville hepnbiicHn.
UNIVERSITY OF ViRGlSIA-Wr copied lnl" our last
al article in which the Furnishing condition Of this In
stilution was set r! in glowing terms. AT no period
Of its existence Was the m'cr III! It's students greater
or lis prospects brighter We have 10 state, and
do it with the protJuDdrs regret that in consequence Of
difficulties growing ou ot an attempt 10 "rganIz" Al-
ary Company, and use firearms, rs matter nl right
and in spite of the prohibition OF the Faculty, than
20 sludrmts were dismissed from the Institution Sa-
Gav last We in prSspssinn uf all the ics of The
case but do think advisable 10 lay them brl"r" the
public at present, Nothing but of the lnf"rI-
uus necessity of vindcang tn" discipline Of the Uni
vrrsi,v could have led The Faculty To- such measure.
We believe they had alternative. at the time,
with drcp sympathy for ;hc young gentlemen and their
friends may say. that their conduct seems 10 have
bccn in tie frs, place. lb" result Of ni>apprhcnsna Of
their rights in the premises and ignorance, CT riScon-
sructioi of the University s.aur:; and subsequently,
TO have been n!rhcd too much by tic u,priuosity Of
YOUTH ad Srlse, however erroncuns, sincerely enter
tanned, Of oppression 90 The part Of lii" Faculty.
We hrrcar l'v !npp. that Tie affair may yet
be acconnl"Gard and the tlt greater portion: if ~! ALL
OF the students Dismissed be permitted 10 resume their
studies. The Faculty. rIsaadrd whilst resolved
Ut every hazard 30 maintain the diSc pine Of the lnS
tuition, would exart cr:crs$n::', either dslonora1!e
huu:a;lnE q the sfudrnis. Fredericksburg .!rena
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Richmond, Tsscstias, Nov.
STATE or THE CAMPAIGN.

Tho rrr.ont cal agn las been nafked By singular
Weiss We have carried tcnnSy irania by smaller
mi, ,ian wc rxprc:c'lnA y. York b. Hai"rity
which has nn,s,ripprG the calcniana ." h"'l parties
We have last y. icrScY-hnt we have gained our G%"h'
,u he'd nrirI,mr ard yir,uous sister i.rih Cnr0iinG-
And ~ cordially hail hcr success, and congratulate
nnfsrivra upon il co."rcratl0n with !'r "" ""nt words
nj, urlrlY to express We have lost OiiIn AID INDIANA,
br go la Yr carried the State of RI"dc Island
rae cnmragn ~ approaching lis clor. Mr.. Van iia-
rr, il mi W., elected by nir present rc;urns The P!tsl-
dcrt u! i. H. States But hope and l-nsi, that we
shall able annrrInG" that contamination IN Erry
few Gays IInd r.ry s,nrh !irr every thing would
harr been srIlrd-hs ii is. nuS! !"" t'TH" upon "uI
Wrsrrn funds for Tx. s.o nur,nt Of votes. The
account rng staurs rs lr.inws
e. :. tfyi,,r
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Bread SuDS-About eleven thousand bags of wheat
and rye were received at New York, from Europe on
Thursday last, viz: 300 bags OF wheat from London:
3li7 do, from Odessa; 1899 do from Hamburger. and
l549 do. rye.
Large expectations of Hay were making in Scotland
for this country. s.-
Relief of tie Money .'farket--Wc arc authorized -
state which we do with the greatest Satisfaction ,bo,
the banks Of this City have united in h
which they will their best efforts 10 afford all ,ls
lief in their power to the mercantile community under
the existing severe pressure in The Money Market, we
understand that they have agreed to discount 10 an
amount which cannot fail TO effect this important and
highly desirable object Boston .3ias. ~.
A Race, and ,coaderfM Speed.-The steamboats, Ro.
chester and Swallow, had deliberate trial of speed
Tuesday evening, ,eout passengers They started of
2. NJ, for Albany each prepared 10 do her utmost and
arrived ut Van Fies Point this side of the Over
saugh the Rochester in hours and 81 minutes md the
Swallow in hours and minutes; the Rochester win.
ming by minutes. This would be tremendous speed
under any circumstances but in the present instance
the boats had the tide against them We by no means
friendly to races but as passengers were taken and
nobodys lives hazarded but those Of persons who as
suued the risk voluntarily have no particular obicc
. ton to make.-E. Y. Com. .2dr
Mr. Phillips, the distinguished merchant n, Boston,
there $50 ships absent from this country en-.
gagged in the whale fishery They employ upwards of
ten thousand men, and cost with their outfits about SIP
100000, land are estimated ito be worth, when their
voyage is completed, $50 000,O 00
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HNeaK EAGN.
LATER FROM FRANCE.


The packet ship Poland ut New York, sailed from
1avre the 10th October. We copy from the Com
nccia Advertiser and Post the following ile!ns taken
from Paris papers TO the 10th.
SPAIS.-From Spain we learn that Gomez, the Carlist
chrt reached Corduva the LIST October, and after
staying there day or two, pushed forward upon Seville.
SAM another Carist Chief entered Oviedp OIL the ID.
Gen a aiX in pursuit OF Gomez and The Portuguese
auyia.irs of SAM but the Clrlisls rapid in
movement. Their pursucrs could not gain upon them,
prevent them from levying contributions. 1t was
rumorcd that Gomez preparing to make descent
upon the Aaarves in porLug with intent 10 raise the
standard Of instruction in favor of Don Miguel.
The Madrid papers Of the 9Th, contain full accounts OF
The OF Gen Maetto, within The limits of France,
whittier he had fled after being defeated by the Christi
nos. under Gurrca Maetto had 600 men, and Gurren
30n0 They had quite smart fight Of hours both par.
place on the 9Th of October.
Den Carlos had his head quarters at Durango, on the
Stil of October.
The Queens generals RodiI Alaix, Quiroga, and two
three others, were spreading very wide net for Go
mez, in which, he may possibly be caught; but he may
also give them the slip IL must have been his corps that
was advancing upon Malaga as reported by the captain
who arrived at Boston on Friday.
SwIrzERLAHp.-The Grand Council Of Berne has
adopted resolutions Of very concatcry tcnnr with
gard TO be pursued by the deputies of that
republic in the extraordinary Diet The appearance is,
that the affair will be arranged amcably between the
two nations although the Duke dc Monticello had sci
out or Fruncr. --. ..s... -.a...
FRANcE.-The disturbances at Nantes had given place
to The most perfect tranquility. The operatives had
gone work again. and the ngleuders in the recent
cnmn,oons had been parously punished -. " :.
Several Of the rivers in France threatening serl-
Gus mischief by inundatons especially The Rhone and
the Seine. r1rl So.
The of colonial property were again agi,a,ing
the question of reducing the duties Oh colonial
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The following communicating 7'''' "le ' nIary
ing Electors OF The Senatorial Electoral In"a'"' ,b
land was received by Tic editor ut NC N' -, ..s II
moment when tha; paper WAS aa'Hl srcrdcrs Of his
intention f., no into the Cn!c." ~: !!hay "eA', '
will then be twenty three g':'71 rrcto' "a ~
more is required to make up Tug 'i""'0'' ~
choose 4 Senate
SIT viii hank you 10 publish the letter herewith
annexed in your paper a"c "i: ; ,,,
nEsLEY idNTHlCUM.
Elk Ridge, Noy. 10, 1856.
FIX RnGy, Nov. II, 1886.
To Mcssrs. McGill, Wason, QHynn, Fisher, Eicou
Bell vansaul, HARDWOOD. Hope, SG'tnn krcne, foun,
Irn Evans G. A. Thc;as, Duval, J. i. Thomas and
George. ,;
C.,i:EMrS-B Believing that the course VIC adopted III
seeding lrrm the Electoral College, was expressive o.
the wishes of majority OF the people OF HiaTyiaho' ou.
no, ba vinr hrcn sustained b. that E;a"tity ana oe ~
all times wiling TO submit 70 the will OF The people:
have determined 10 obey this will, as expressed by Inc
November election and shall repair t" Annapolis on IL
da the 18Th inst and the 18Th, qualify as an t'cc-
10: Of the Senate and invite you To meet Inc there, Tor
the purpose ci joining in making Il quorum
WESLEY LiNTH!CUM.
AxxAporIs Nov. l0-His ExceIency Governor Yea
zcy arrived at the scat of Government yesterday we
cxpcct 80 day some Of the members 70! tic Legislature:
Which is to assemble on Monday next
The EILcrprAi CUI.LrGE The twenty one wing
Electors at tie seat ui NI"Vrfnneht
Dr.. George and j. B. Thomas. Esq. the two seeding
Electors of Queen Annc's county, arrived here on
Thursday last.
hlarcy Fountain. ESQ Of The seeding Electors,
Of Caroline county, reached this city yesterday 10y the
steamboat from Baltimore.
Wesley LiniIcu,n Esq also reached town yesterday,
from Anmc Arundel county.
Ii is presumed that all four of these gentlemen kill
meet the College Of Electors n,r aud terminate
The very unpleasant p:cf!ca'"cn' III when ie oNtf I"
MARYLAND has so lont been suspended. We hope sin.
cerely that thcy -Rrp"h'te"n
WiscoxsiS TrGRiroRY.-- Gen. George W. Jones has
been elected ;bc Delegate ia Congress from this Ter
ritory By large majority. The vote si""d-ior jones
3522-Mcrker G';@
The Legislative Assembly met at G'.mont, in Iowa
county, on the 2a ut. GOV. Dodge transmitted his
message the Seth. No business of Importance had
been Transacted