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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

The pure and aniaLc spirit whose lamencd death s
announced in the last Baltimore papers, in the follow
inr terms was near and dear TO The heart OF every
one who knew her. will reecho the truth OF what is here
said ufher No one could have been gentle, pure,
pous better prepared for her dissolution She mas I'M
rercd lonr: and suffered much! Blu, hope lad still u.
ered around her irienisand her beloved father was
far away from her. in the South, while she sank into tie
arms of death. Peace to her gentle spirit!
"Dicd in this city ame OH the morning Of ,'h ms Il" The
OIL year o are Is,HnlA Fou,EE CARTER eldest daughter
oil Williams Carter Es'l uf Virginia. .
cit is impossible announce the death OF ms y""n: lay
nm. her cuy Snac tribute of the heart Distinguished
5 an exnudn personal beauty, she was yet nrr rmnfNhe of
the her Characteristic Va: rnirard 20 hcf friends Inc
yours, the urSssumns aud The nirs anl
nniIe, shirt. The hearts u al! who knew her bowed to her sur
o,.sina and she adorned life by devoted ricy"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

s COMMISSIONERS Safe Of Faiuudic Property
Y In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Superior
t"f: Of Law and Cancrry for the county OF Henrico,
in The Of icrnan IL Co. Fulton, &c, the under
sacd appointed Commissioners by said decree, offer at
::va,c sale tie following valuable City and neghoor
!o14 Property. 10 wit:
Gac In, situated on Water street. al the lower end
o tie Dtch and adjoining The Lot lately purchased by
NJ. TOXIN o. Law THIS property lies Immediately on
a. Dock. byow the Gates and is good situation LOT
W., All Lumber house Mr.. James Fisher, jr., can
".T' ai% information respecting it.
Asa. cac ~ acre Lot within mile Of the Corpora.
hr! I'M, On the Williamsburg road. II is surrounded
'E tch rs well FOR cultivation, and is peculiarly
a-a:cc 10 the growth oil clover. James A. tuition WIKI
point GU. this Lot
Also. The n;crrs, OF the late Alexander Fulton, (bcng
one Undivided tInd part in II Lots on Church hl!i, IN
'' county OF lrnrico, situated the Buryng ground
al IA" Adams family. Mlr Bates, the City Seereyoe,
Wa give any information respecting this property.
above mentioned pieces of property, not dispos
81 I'll "eore Monday the 9Th day Of February next, will
be set Up II the highest bidder at public auction, OF
"h:ch due notice will be given.
application Can be made TO Capt William NJ. Fulton,
I! 'io'S disposed 10 purchase
p. n. NICHOLAS, c.
MA, wM. NJ. FULTON, com" rs
II CiiANCERY-VlHG,SsA--ln the Circuit supc
i tor Court OF Law and Chanccry for Prince Edward
c,i:Hv:
John James Ewing, Plaintiff
against
ChaFles "ooason and Samuel Venable, Executors Of
: i!Hcs Ewing. deceased Defendants
Aor!cE.-The Commissioner to whom was referred
The execution OF the order made in the above at
,ts April term Of he Court, hereby notifies, that
WEDNESDAY, the ioh day Of February, 1897 has been
selected as the time i"I the execution Of said ORDER
when the parties can attend my ONCE, and present
suck evidence as may be necessary 10 examine SETTLE
AIT report the accounts ordered.
+. n. WATKINS, Commissioner
|eCciA0er II G9-w4w
Ed EMOVAL.-The subscriber respectfully iufor ms
AZ his friends and the public, that he has removed to
the old Toll House, immediately at the lower end of the
bas!n and directly fronting Messrs. F. J. Chevae g.
Co. large manufacturing Mills, where be will keep con-
SANITY on hand general and we'll selected assortment,
" GROCERIES, which he will at all times sell as low
as they can be afforded in the market trusting, by
eOse application 10 business and desire to please in all
Gases, 10 share portion Of the public patronage.
EDWD. POWELL.
=, s. Strict attention paid TO the sale Of all kinds of
pouuce aad merchandise that may be consigned to me-
ESQ 10 the receiving and forwarding goods 10 any part
~ Lac stale, upon customary terms.
n. ED. POWELL.
"esehoef ~ G9-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

to answer any available purpose There Is division in
our ranks-and we would laugh any 10 scorn, who
would talk ohe Succession at the end of4 years
hnnce. l. IS Eot the first tne by thousand, that the
Wings have played this game, and slnged their fingers
Upon this SUBJECT enlightened Correspondent writes
us: The Republican Party will not suffer themselves to
be split up a: tie commencement Of the Admins
tratlon, about the Succession. They will not thus fall
prey 10 their adyersarics Experience should teach
them bekr particularly, those adversares have al
ready raised the balecry, and rayng the Clans 10
the combat:
The Alexandria Gazette ecues Us upon the terms
IN whlch we speak of the cant about the Compromise
Bill We turn the learned gentleman MIR.
Albums for ininrAalIon He makes as light of The act
OF y (Which dIsclaimed al the time Il cnmpro.
misc as do nuw.-Thc last N York Evening Post
tells US, that ii is arpy "lo learn tina, the Chairman of
the Committee Manufactures in the House of Repre-
scnlatVrs has declared himself against egardng the late
tariff law : compromise. Mr. Adams has remarked
very Justly that ii bill agreed upon among certain
people belonging To- the other branch of Congress, with
out cusnlting the interests Of Tn: Manufacturers, and
sent 10 the House Of Representatives 10 be proposed
substitute for the bill reported b. the Committee Of
Ways and Means lie has therefore, washed his hands
Of The matter, and should be glad to hear that
jnrIty OF the other members had followed his example
and ready TO address themselves TO The work OF re-
dncing The duties The broad principle Of the general
good precisely if Mr. Clays clumsy bill had
been dignitied with the name Of compromise
.lorh CarO,iaa-judgc Strange elected the
20!h instant, Senator in Congress- for SIR years from
the 4th of March next, when his present term will
pire. He was elected on The firs! ;ial, as follows
SeiGte H0ase. Trnl.
Strange, "a G3 e.
John Owen, - Of Fl
Scattering, : o3
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Strange,
John Owen,
Scattering,
STANCES majority
P{IHI,IC DOCIjhENTS

We can render accep tabe service to rca-
dcrs than 10 lay bcfore them the present state Of our
public in the official papers submitted to Con-
gress. We have already published the Treasury Report
to-day, the luminous Report of the Post Master. Gene.
ral-and we shall follow il with the Reports of the War
and Navy Departments We shall attempt to lay before
them ALSO some Of the Speeches in Tie Senate, on the
very interesting and complicated question now before
that body, touching the Currency Of the country.
correspondent speaks Of Mr. Benlons speech rs being
mastery effort MIR. Webster has also been drawn out
and made his speech "Wednesday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

Nco Orlcans-Tbe books for subscription to the oe'oH
Steam Navigation Company, were c'osea on ena Tho
The whole amount Of the capital was suDss .T
subscriptions in small amounts, distributed geheea'y
among all classes of her citizens
Richmond-We have seen nsmorait 10 the Co,'i It
Hall of this city, from MessEs. J. b. Harve ana Jonn
Hetl, which we hail with cordially. II promises ,ss
10 be of great public utility. Instead Of Carrying Inc
produce rom The basin 10 the shipping at Rockets, BY
drays, carts, wagons, &c. the MemoIiaiss propose to
establish RsilrOud along Carey street, and suIS.
tu!c that mode of transportation we nave ,ol hn;
economical and expedient. Tho Memoriasts propose
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

EXECUTORS SALE OF - NEGROES: FOR CASH.
Vii be sold for cash. at Jeiiresss Tavern in FARM
v..r. the county of Prince Edward, on the 10Th day
ii January next ii fair ii not the first fair day there.
a:*r, - Negroes, belonging to the estate OF Edward
3o,vr dec consisting Of men, women girls and boys
al persons indebted to the estate, requested 10
ahe ayncn and these having claims against The es-
'4;r, will please present them, duly authenticated or
poye That the necessary means may BE- provided for
lie; discharge. b; j. WORSllAN,,
Executor Of EdOeard Booker, dscd.
will, as agent ioE S. G. Pearson, administrators OF
t Pearson sell, the time and place, an excel
.e dining servant young man, for several years
past engaged in the Tavern ct Prince Edward court
Alasc 3. J. WORSHAM.
U"c ~ GJ-tl0J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

The Wings attempting to kick up auT f sGo
make mischief. about the succession They would IAN
make The People believe that there s Is dOme be
sn5;s which thew describe They show US what they
TH' bsy not tired oks WHAT have
tIsv Gained by lhcm: Their arts are too well known
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-24

The Washington Correspondent Of the rh,aoT bpm;
1,nIar who writes so auhoritalvey about the fTtsi
t health "that there is not the smallest prospec oil
his recovery, &c, &c, is notwithstanding msiaken,-
W. have letter from Washington of "Wednesday;
which SAYS "The President is now sufficiently Te:"leu
10 enter once upon the discharge OF Ills puo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

n, AL the request Of many adventurcrs. The ac-
comnanying very BRILLIANT SCHEME is laid before
the public 1t will be readily seen, upon an exanlna-
ton of the same that scheme of equal attraction:
possessing such SPLENDID Hen CAPITALS. and con-
ianinr So very few tickets, has been drawn III the
limited States. This scheme, it will be observed, IS
of cztraordnary attraction, having Capitals OF l'OoOo
$4,000, 2OoOu, &c, &c, containing small number
of tickets, and consequently there are fewer chances
auains, the adyenturer Of drawing these splendid Capt.
,is Hoyr anxious to serve his numerous friends in
the country who have patronscd him so literally, as
we'll as those in this and other cities lays before them
this splendid scheme. at this early day, that they
nav all have all opportunity OF securing tickets, as OF
cn;rsc they will be very scurce-Therelurr. delay not
with YOUR orders 10 Dame Fortunes Agent HOYT, who
IS anxious TO make you all comfortable for life.
NJ Recoect it was Hort who sold, in the last
ESQ 900. four capitals.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

an rules held in the clerks Office
= OF L;oochand county court, I'd May, Ie:h:
Ros,cr aud Jane Royscr distributes Of JShn h9ySe
deceased, lA'nt'!'s,
tor OF John Royscr dcc Mary Bakey and james koye nn
Rovs,cr George Rny.cr Mary Roysrr VIM Underwood ana Iu
dencc his wife formerly Prudence koser Nancy Roystef and john
Dis:uke and Sally his wife, formerly Sail! R"yst"r-which san
James Thomas George Mary, Prudence, Nancy and sally arc
children dccd and Richard ana susan
his wife formerly Royslcr John w Royscr Folly oycr,
Thomas Cooke and Frances his wife, formerly Frances
Samuel RoycI aud Alexander H. Royrr ma their mother: MAY
which said Susan John w. Polly Frances samuel ana
Alexander H. Royscr, children OF VIM Roys'er I%eI n0 MS
buiccs OF John Royscr, decd, >, Der ,. D 49,
Tho defendants James Thomas, Gco-e, Mary and Nancy Roy
cr John Dsmukcs Sally his wife, Wm Underwood ana u
encc Alexander H. Royste not having entered tP
appearance and given according TO the act
the Of this and il satisfactorily Appearing mat hey ne
of this Commonwealth the niolnn OF w
s BIZ cnnnsr is ordered, that the sud James Ihonas
Marv John DiSmukes and Sally his we NJ
Underwood and Prudence his wife, and Alexander H. 90
near before Of county OF Ioochiaha al
cour house. lst Of August court next and answer
uluins' BILL and that copy Of this order be forthwith iae ~
in the city of Richmond for two
SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door OF the court house o
county copy-Icste, Aak w. MlLl'Lh, d. 60
81 ~"
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Judge of the Circuit Superior Court
Law tie county Of Buckingham, mace IN va
cation 10 wit sh June 1885, directing settlement ana &c,
count in of Thomas Shank surviving partner OF ay
Thomas Shanks against Thomas Saunders Executor oil annc
Saunders dcccascd James Saunders William Saunders
Saunders james Hooper and Judith his wife, William N;nsoh
and Sally hs wife, Calvin Saunders, Samuel Saunders stephen
Saunders Thomas Saunders James Saunders on of John ohn
Sanders Elizabeth Saunders and James Anderson.
of samuel Saunders dec.Take notice. that SHALL on Friday tue
18Th Iay of july my Office, Buckingham c. Ill., procccn
N and settle the said asked for nj which
time aud place parties will please attend with all
papers, proofs, &C. too' mi
Junc ii. - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

vk7IIIAM RYAN (lete Of nte firm Of COOK RrAE R'ea-
mond Ta has located himself in the city 81 m ,or
10 No 90 South street, West sidc stnirs From ms
ncricnce Southern trade he aaitc's himself that ne can
n;b to such shoes will their CUSTOM tneE WIN
owe him trial. general assortment of Ladies' boots anu soe
Of the fashion, manufactured of the best mateas 0!
d. respectfully soci;s orders and calls from
his friends and the public generally. !, .
! June II. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

KDIIILLIPS 1, FARRAR, Lend age" rok:o" iSisS'Pp'-
James Phillips and Stephen c. Fat!aI' have formed coa,nt
them by private ny check on one OF e
Mississippi Banks, good ard responsible house III Ne" W.
Rriercnee-To Charles Ellis, Richmond, Va; Charles Lynch Go
rcnor Of Nsssppi Stephen g. and Richard T. Archer" Fort Glib
son William ve- Clinton; Dr. Benson Secretary OF STATE" Jack
SOM Mathew Patton, Attorney General Jackson, Mi!'isspp
To Ali Letters must be postpaid -.
Richmond, MAY 90. o-l-l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

,yauiRGR is published twice week, generally, and
- he hA" .rn IN, session Of the State Lcsi>!atH:e
-, t-* W." Five Dollars per anaum payable 10 adj
am" tar;cI specie ,ayus banks ton!y Will be re'
ss. E.S Or Ti 5ss'iS'Ss iS
~ heZ e! " H. ,,conaued but III the discretion Oh Inc
I have been ,S up Of nine papors, shall
r; r. the .eu;h s'aTI:;r vs OF ADVERTISING.
-, Ir,s Grs, insertion, 75ccn;'; each continnanee'
a-CaH inserted uu,ili has either been paid Tor
:2;c":s w. arr. ncrson in this city or ITS enrirons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALEOa the 18th day of July next,
if fair and ii no tho fair day, the undersigned will n:icr
o sale Premises public auction tract of LAND
the Of Buckingham 10 miles he the Courthouse miles
above Ca Ira: Willis Mountain The estate estimated
will be surveyed before the day
sae The quantity accurately nsceraned large proportion Of
the heavily inseIet rich and well adncd to The
tobacco, The Buildings sufficient for
the comfortable accommodation Of family and the Of
tho usual valuable highland estate rarely offered
The purchaser will be allowed seed wheat in tho od
time possession be given the LIST OF January when
the purchase money will he required cash.
and The remainder in three annual nstslmcn secured h en
tine property Those who desire detailed information, who
with purchasing will apply to the
subscribers Living III the immediate neIohbo'hood
Il. T. HUBBARD,
7. 4. BOILING.
Ir,. I5-tl5Js
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SIrT HOTEL, NEW YORK-The subscriber b-ss leave
TO his friends md the public generally that he has uken
lease oil this wei known md vorte establishment tor term Of
yeats and that open for the reception Of company The
house. It's location and too well known to require
descriptions: and the advertiser has only the pubc that no
efforts will be spared his part only sustain the high cnac-
ter which the house has heretofore established hut to make such
nrovemcu as the customs ofthe day may require.
The whole has been re!unshcd ana rchcd and
will in all respects compare with other IN the city both ITS
rangcme u,s aud ACCOMMODATIONS K. q. CRUTTENDEN.
5-Gt
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EEOXT'S
EXCHANGE asG LOTTERY Office:
lJIf<uNGNn ttpctSr,

n Tickets for Tie sl0O.0oo .1ef0udria LOtiery can
be lad at Hoyl's in the grr0icSt rariety 49,,
u Whole Tickets SJ0-IIalves $25-Qnarters 81
50-Fitths Sl0-Eighihs sc -.
4 Ccrtifcatc of Package Of Who!es SlOo
do. .... Halves 200
Do.. do do..... Quarters 100
Do..... .do..........d o..... Eighihs .....3o
NJ In this Lottery there not eco chances against
package drawing the Grand C"wtm P't-c % o.
TJI:TDHED THOUSAND DOLLARS! nor 60 agarst
package drawing one of the ten highest prizes; and
M. Is against package drawing prize OF S3C1 or
upWards. ~ NJ. nv !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

WANTED TO HIRE, any number Of a5lc-bodted
W .Ecgro .ifcn for l. ., or 8 years.-The Alabama,
i'da and Georgia Rail Road Company, engaged IN
Tie location and construction of Rail Road from Pen
sa:oa IN Vest Florida to Columbus, in Georgia. dis
lance OF 200 miles are DESTROYS to hire for z or
years as ay be preferred by propretoFs, as many as
- 'Ve bodied negro men, from is to 4D or 40 years
O. eye: TO be employed in telling, cutting, and hewng
TIMBER, and IN forming the excavations and entertainments
Upon The route Of said Rail Road.
lie Company Offer the very high wages OF S2oo
year hire tor each and every able bodied and heathy
negro 'an OF the ages above specified, and will turnsn
mem with ample food and clothing, as well as medical
attendance and medicines in of sickness, at the
company expense, and free Of charge to the owners
eiIiag the term for which they may be hired.
Inc terms last expressed offered the more cheer
-iy: because the route Of this Rail Road is confined
throughout to perfectly healthy region of country OF
lE soil. covered by forests Of the lofty yellow pine
timber!
Inc route throughout is exceled by portion OF the
United States, OF equal extent for the saubry o! its c
male a. all seasons Of the year.
, lie work IS progressing upon the Southern division OF
Tue route, that which is adjacent 10 Pensacola. Its re-
'eess from the scene Of the Indian Disturbances, being
9u' Vo miles oin the nearest boundary OF the Creek
'S and upwards Of $50 miles from the neaIes; ooun
% OF the semnnles, is sufficient evidence OF security
~ PERSONS employed upon the road
Inc 'oTce employed upon the road, will, for year TO
e be w!thn convenient, reach Of the Notifications Of
's'coia, and could, in OF any emergency, derive
te protection from the garrisons belonging to those
rs well as from the slips of belonging to the
Ss' ihca squadron, of which always riding at
,"'' near the wharves of Pensacola
S"'e-hn!ders are invited to ship send their hands
10 PENSACOLA under the charge Of their own agents
Ue'see's, and they will be received in the Company
I've as soon as they arrive.
'!'F!IeG that 100 Shall arrive from MARYLAND, Virgil
a North Carolina answering to the description here
On OF before the list Of October next and enter the
service Tor term not less than year, the
,on.S sum Of s. ahead will be paid by the Company
ses 'eay" the expenses Of their passages this
suit OF clothes and one good blanket zach on oin;ng
kind nose VINO apply FIRST will have preference and
Gnv f ts'eh' WI" be extended to all who perform their
81 ccmmuncaons addressed 10 either of the undersign-
ensaGHia, will receive immediate attention. and
''"''ac's Will be concluded without delay
w. WILLIAM H. CHASE,
capt. U. S. Engineers, President of the Company.
Mi. JAMES D. GRAHAM,
June Is - y I5-Iof
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Drum Nos. IL Pctersburg Lotfery: No. 9.

Ga AZ "a 81 % 2G Is "a 43 Sc
HoYr has taken the track and will probably keep it.
Whole ticket Nos &c, 81, SO, the S5000 scheme, sold
and paid on presenta,on-aso Nos % St. T.: !ikewise
Nos &. a Is: besides Prizes Of S25O-$ lO0-S3D-
$40 &C. &c.-Al sold and paid on presentation by the
all lucky NIL a.
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juno 81 i'-c'
6,ARRI,GE BiEOTCHE: AND GIG MAkING.-Thr su

CARRIAGE BAROrCHE AND GIG MAkiNG.-Thr suhscri-
" bc. under the Of BL,:TpH, SEAr Co" viii ccnnu" to
larry nm the Couch ltinr Willis BantonS o stand,
near Ameia Springs, will manufacture Cl'F'h.c Ba!onces,
Gir and Suks every descriptions, which We VIII sell "a 10"
lies and for c,ncs- ncatncss and durability arc exceeded by
none friends and the public general arc oiccd 10 give US
with and dis
patch s,uii r srNr ,niJ
NATHAN l.. SEAf.
n B-snmuei R. Scay will attend Amelia and Cumberland
counties he will be glad receive my conc" on
eff
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F. MONTALAST. Agent.

f. MONTALANT AGENT,
For the disposal Of Tickets in all Lotteries under the
management Of D. S. Gregory & Co., (successors to
Yates MIntyrc) in the State OF Virginia. Office ocat-
ed in Richmond has Tickets sell in all Lotteries of
D. S Gregory & Co either by the package Or at retail
Orders containing Cash. prize tickets. will be pune
tually attended to, when directed as above:
When 50 are RENTED, the postage need not be paid
Inn, Ii ll-tl5Jy
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EsigScs'S E'ri>e Office.
RICHMOND, VIRGISIA.
u bigger still ahrad! IN

IL Bigecr still ahrad! IN
Drawing Of Virginia Norfolk No. 3.
II ii y Is 3 5 - - " 81 81
Ticket No III II 81, Capital Prize Of $1,000, sold
,rJ n,id &c usuol n, s;gbt by BIGGER
NJ THE HUNDRED THOUSAND LOTTERF N
The ckeisi this brilliant Lottery received and can
he had of BlcorR in packages Of wholcs or shares as
follows
Certificate Of wholcs for $500.
halves % 200.
quarters" 100.
cirhtis :: 30.
Single ticket S50-halycs S23-quarlers Sl2 oo-
ffifs SIO-eghths Sc 25
For sale as usual every variety al the Exchange and
Iwnc IA ul-3lT7 Richmond FG.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

H'oh Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer Office, John.
II son y Durants best Phadel phia News and Book
~, \%airanied,) at fair, moderate prices.
% Il constant supply kept hand to sun the seasons;
ecery disposition sho,on to otge distant Printers.
W tAIED, as Apprentice the Printing business, Youth
nom IL TO 10 years age, of good moral chaactcI and pos
as to!sraby good English education. Apply this Office
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100000.

TLc ,rost brilliant scheme drucn the United dteS
Containing only 7i0 ,ickc's3j Number Combnasio" Lottery
By authority Ct Congress
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
For Internal Improvement in the District OF Columbia Class A.
IT, he drawn in Cu Washington d. Co. an The 2l n 1856
D. ) GREGORY successors TO Yates McntYe M.S4cER<
Drawing Superintendent by COMMITTEE" appointed Tie Corporation.
THIRTY .fanbsr Loihry, FIR ard"" BHios.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
= .rI and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

Tickets S5O-lweve tickets in package-FoF safe
by the package or single ticket, BY the all-luck}
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle.
the Managers in the above scheme, for The accomnooa
ton of those who may wan, them will divide Whole
Tickets. ...... u. NJ iO1 J.:
uT Orders for Tickets from any part OF tie Oniteo
sutes. bv Mail or Otherwise enclosing cash prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mall with the same prompt attention as personal app!l-
cation, and the result given when equested lmmedi-
NAV a f7-wtfl D.M. HOYT.
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90 ILLUSTRATIONS NOTICE.

IL persons having clms against the cs,ntc Of John Anhc
~ deceased arr requested them for sctl-"an All
debtors TO tho estate are requested to make payment
PHILIP ST. GEO. AMiLER,
administrator If John -7mhcr drftdScd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-06-28

Tickets S30-(no shares issued hy the NlanagcrS)-to
be sold by the package or single Ticket
II Orders from Ibis any other State will he prompt
" attended to, if directed to D. S. GErcoEY u Co,
Manners; or to L. MONTALhNT,
.7gcrt for tic NanarcrS. Richmcnd, ia.