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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

CLASSICAL TEACHER WANTED-Ihe frin.
cinal of the classical department OF my lnsl'.ultoh
havnr been chosen Principal of an academy IN hIana.
ma. wish to engage person well qualified TO !eacn ns
Latin and Greek languages, to i'll Tic E'tHaoH l,"s
made vacant There classes Of students now IN 70
cc T,cus and Cicero de Oratorc and IN alolher' oo
bocios Euripdes, Nc and therefore no person heeu
pnv for the situation except he is quaiied to INSTRUCT
in The hy,csL authors read in colleges has had con-
s;lrrsbc experience in teaching and governing ana IN
lends 10 devote himself exclusively to the profession OF
,r,ct,rr. Such person would Enda pleasant ana per
on.n situalion und would receive liberal salary y
sgi, man would be preferred, but CONVENIENT arrange
nco,s could be made for with family. -,
hppra;ions may be made iii by letter, postage Pao)
n,iI ,l1 oath of the oh month, iScrealbcl) ana '''y
Should he accompanied by unexcep;i4nabc embrace OF
char,ccr ability, and experience in teaching anu -
dsirahc that they should contain brief statement o
The views Of The applicant on the subject ct govern
mont where educated, his age whether with ih!I:,
hc condensation expected, and any other Information
th,, mrh, have reference lp hr subject PcS0Hlt IN
ipIv,cw with the applicant, either at !hc time q" apply
inr or subsequently. would however, be greatly pre-
lc-ablc. a,, g Ill.,, A,h
Thc arnointnent will he made on tie 9Th o. tile I'm
month iSrplc mhrr and it is wished that the person
ch,srn should enter upon his duties immediately There
after. DEh'Ahlit' -, - 80.
On }}--ct'
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Tnnlp
7bs following cho &c b, Of dossrc appeared ~ by flsne
,55r amer tho mediation OF Great Britain WE
'"A N POLICE REpORTS-BsE.et or attending
r,ro rr,.Iuokinr foreigners, cna'se" " az kali
Some serouS ilsciiun u fe"ec's,; n,c in ncrdiag,
,y.h;ch r,;rh, ,s,,c law and surgery SOM , ,'f -
WeIs had no today before Cid 'us'''' ,,n
. :. - @ n,ttan,' t'other "Aonhs'.''
N>nnsI a,norhcrs and WRITER'S WIZ" tI ,,. I.nr
Eoth spcee - rcrv same Trreschooi, we near
boim 'au@ns .sncr has Of latc all ms learning ''s
- ,,,,,d ~ ncncys to Jonathan Que
are ns.nJ which Mounscsf tiot !" MS" o'e. -, -,
oSna rs. ,ook 70 durning, as tIuccsmen H't! NV,
Ann w. ,,I I'd Of his 'honO;,' but si Se!' ''e '
. ~ =, Ian 18th scrious-MounSecr still dcmu'ta,
1n 1XyE;s Ion,tban sngry, presumed ;oSay,
~ .Ni.,cr WIS sgugeir9,' This own very Wcr" -.
you'd stink from the debt like IN eel h'ck away
Til. d,,w down ifcra ,'c,her unjonathans bead:
A ,nul voluble vocy Of 'Sderr,' "H"T9E,
ne..,e DtuI.c aud othcE words rot SO wcl!'eu,
sli, witt, ''onor, anil so foith--'it st''1 mel f''
T., short he seemed reader Hgi; than TO ray; ~
Which Nathan observing said choose "He' you WIZ
AZ ,u,ss lvc 'na,iou cutc kuaSk, sGacrW way, ,;uo
.sAnd can draw you jus, Esi'i you !'He-s"o'"' o
s,,w,s 6sr,d two such heross might 10 something ra>n
Ro,h u;c b:uu. before Bull ic! IT." FIs's ST. fe'ee''
a,J Wono.eer who had couHIca OF Srcp'as the ecS"'
Nos FUND himself borna 10 keep only tie peace.
A. they parted shrcwa Jonathan spoke thus ms hH'
uA.l cacn late, Mister, your statpiioas "n' QUIZ,
t.Ir Won wish how treat NOUS who re
..ro ,,ss l;he.,:es T,lh me, from mc--nsE Bal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
THE PRESIDENTS LETTER.

20 Committee of the Citizens ef -ha9ry, Sthn
Sir The Hatterpg terms you have employed 70 eS-
press the feeling: entertained towards Inc, by this nu
Inerous assemblagc OF my ellowczcns Of Manry ooun:
ty find me without the power to convey an adequate
sense of the obligations under which they place me-
The difidence with which entered upon the arluous
duties Of the Presidency, founded IN distras OF
INV abilities, too sincere 10 allow TO form any high
r hone in respect To- the of my labos than
MINT sny fellow Citizens would look upon me with
the indulgence due to the good intentions that .di
rected them: and The feeling, now, tha; my rub.
lie crrcer is near its close, makes me receive with un
affected humility the more elevated tributes which are
paid TO the agency assigned to my Administration in
promoting the happiness and prosperity of beloved
conn,ry Conscious Of the insufhcency Of any uwi,
powers to fulfil the great objects which the people had
IN view when they clothed Tue with the duties of the
Chief Maristracy. supplied with the strongest mo
lives TO study those models Of patriotism and wisdom IL
which you have alluded, and 10 seek tha. aid and sup
port which could be furnished by the people themselves
an The maintenance of the required 10 uphold
the Constitution and the Republican institutions il qua
snnticd Il therefore have had the good fortune
realize any Of the results you kaveleo avoraby described
she force of those axs and principles of public policy
which the Fa.hegof our Country and the usrious LET
ferson ssfIaipfa sl6staled.
has been one of toll and pri.
yatiSS 2A3 expected. No great political
oood a5sAceounp sIed without exposing its
friends frown Of those interests which
have been ganized against IL and generally in proper
don to the extent and importance OF This good have the
antagonist principles to been marked by violence and
reckessness This truth not more manifest in
REVOLUTIONARY struggle for and IN the diff
6cptes which were experienced IN founding our system
Of governuent upon the will Of the people, than has
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

~ ~. n-iz. nnuunnsto Sl,VcV,iUO
Tickets only so, halves 10. quarters D.
! package Of Whoes is warranted to draw at least
.nl nr,, and viii be forwarded for 4G0-llavcs go
quarters rs, -, r.,
Orders rs heretofore, meet The most prompt and
confidential attention, and in all cases the original
INanagers s. Tickets and Shares will be forwarded: CON
SconcplIv not liable to any mistake or dispute The
Cosh for all Capital lrlzes can BE- had as Usual III SE
the moment the drawings are received. ~
NJ, pI.nsr address THOMAS B. BIGGER,
Corner oypositc h'c Eagle Hotel
Grand Capitals Of 3O0OO S25 600, Of $4,000, Of
1000 lave been sold wi thin few months ana ali
s:n, TX 3S-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

MOTlCE.-The subscriber being DESTROYS of engag-
Ia ing in the Farmng business, wishes 10 sell or ex-
change his Tavern in the Town OF Scoltvile, in the
county Of Powhatan, known the ScnttvIe Hotel; at
this time occupied by MIR. Ehe'! Moseby for farm. A
description is deemed unnecessary, as no person will
purchase without first viewing the premises ! will on
" say the present tenant getting good of Gus
TOM and bids fair 10 increase there but other
tavern kept in the place. at present. Any person wish
nr to purchase exchange farm for it, will please ap.
ply 10 the subscriber, who will shew the property and
dispose of it on very liberal terms.
RlCHD. BASS.
Scottvlle, August 5. 26-wsw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

aa war Accounts from that country say, 1nai Inc In,
,ba houses Of wealthy gentlemen, who have ed through
fear to distant States and cuvatng the farms OF those
gentlemen. with The slaves of the latter 1t has fallen
to the lot Of wc Tennesseeans TO redress the
of those ucu,lemen who have abandoned lher own
hons and country to the enemy-ul!hough we live one
thousand psn miles from them, and although when call for
Volnn,eers was lately made by the Governor of that
Territory only MAJ was Gund T'n 10 emoaih tn
:; nd rs,nro 10 our native Tennessee, with proud TIL
um nh, ea.y next year. With high regard,
'"' Your obcdienl servant.
w TNOUSDiLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
Large Sale Of CUrn outs, Wheat Sra,c, Tops, Fod..
Htfses, .Iules, Calte Sheep, Hogs Plantation cnt

{1fseS, Mules, CalHe, ohceP, logs, Ftanat.On end
Farming UteASuS.
AhN Monday, the Sd day OF October, 1885, shall SIT
q y at public auction, the plantations OF my ce.,a
Tier. COL John Amber, in the county Of Louisa know
as Mill Farm and Lakeland, large crop ui " heat sta
and with the ption hereinafter made the entire s,
of Horses Mules, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs: and planiaurr
Utensils OF every kind and description. There are r.
teen Horses and seventeen Mules including several t
of the last spring. shall retain sufficient nunF.r ~;
Horses or Mules, or Oxen and Wagons to haul IN IT,.
growing crop of Corn Tops aud Fodder.
On Monday, the lDth day OF October. lc36 shal .en
nj puic auction on the farm OF ny late father, Cu,u,
Ioln Amber. known Heslhan. nine miles abgrs
R,chmoud in the county OF hc,rco large crup q
oats in the shcai. wheat straw; and with the rxcrpco
hereinafter made the entire stock % horses ues ca,
, sheen. hogs and farming utensils nl every kind AM
dissertation There are nine mules, including uuc 4 yea.
old-and six horses including year cIL.-l shall
retain q sufficient number Of horses mules or oxen
and WAGONS to haul up the growing crop q cvrn tons
and fodder.
On Monday. the 18th day cf December, l=}G, shall
sci. ai DuJc auction, at Nestham. in iirunco cyun,v
,h,. crDp Of Corn Tops and Fodder Row growing v,n
the land with the Horses Mu!.s or Oxen and is,
ions retained AT the sale the Oh day Of October
On Monday the lylh day OF December l:36 shall
sell at pubc auction on the plantations Known 10 Nj.
Farm and Lakeland IN the county OF Louisa The CT
Of Corn. Tops aud Fodder growing upon the !ant
with tn" Horses OF Mules, or Oxen ana wagons retained
4, The sale on the Sd day oi October l-j,
Tryms:-For all SUMS Of ten dollars aud un!rc cab
will he rcqu!rcd For all sums Ten GoIiars credit
of twelve months will be allowed the purchaser sl;as
bond with approved security.
PHILIP ST. GEO. AMBLER.
lGminis,rGf0r Of JOia .Int5isr. L,cL
AurGst l6 *.'i>.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23
gEDA'E'S
Exchange fsisG Eostery OfNCe,
iII1,IlAlANN NII.ISI.
NV = IT y . =
I Grcnt Race orcr HoM'y Course.


minu,on Dell and Hoyts Office, Richmond Va, the l9lh
OctoLer. The purse contains than 81 100000!
Hoy has splendid lot Of horses in training and IRON
their well known speed and bottom, there is but little
doublhc purses will be won %''h ease by sGne,ng Iron.
his stable Betting has already commenced with odds on
Hoy,s horses Tic FIST three oat take the grand mann
moth purse Of 10000! The second three, the man.
moth of $50 00O! The third three, the grand purse
Of $50 0O0! This race is open for al! ages Entrance
10 be addressed 10 ~
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond. Fa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-23

A DAILY LINE OF COACHES
, 49, ;-}E5 for Ly"cdlMrg and IL, rG'M ,
ynssFi laala Spr:ngs The propFrlors o! lie
----zsssMasSsS OLn l.IHE Of Coaches from h'Sh-
wood T., lvnclluIp on the South side 1" James i,'E'
have, for lie greater accommodation OF t'c travelling
public, established it DAILY: 49,, t:..
Th old ljnr runs as usual from LynchHur-. va IN
castle, Tie Sweet Springs White SHrhrf Srrn2'- 10
Lcwisburc, connecting wih l.. i"ft'f - ~ '>'' "
GuvanG"tir. ,: ;,.-
On alternate daYs this line CONNECTS at i.'n@'"'fE
with Car horse post coach line established .i@y 10
thc Warrn Springs via Lexington: a.
At Raiues this line connects WIN me -: .,J
ern line. A, Lynchburg. with the Pi"Inon Eia= End
lie lin. 70 Salem where passengers gcInG to Tennessee
can tGc the VALLEY line AT Fmcas'lr 1t lntrr<*S 'Ae
EaHev line, and there passes WITHIN - ics Oh ~ "a
tural Bridge and in the vicinity o! the rraNs q.
4, the Sweet Springs connects with line to LEE g
r. o.j:c at the Bar Of Tie E0gie Iot.l Erh':,'.c
- F. II. FLU&E,
Far the Prr2ries;rs.
Richmond. August >. lS";6. %A--'
q ABORERS WANTED-Ftnm two 10 lh-se !:aa-
g ! drrd iahurcrs will lind immediate cmP"sASnt on
the Notifications al Hampton Roads, Va. at o2G "AaF
per day for able bodied men.
-aao,rrs will God it advantageous cmp'o?ins"t - Il
will BE- steady. and the engineer has tclrrnnr& ~ =
WI. 4. EIIiSE}N,
Aur. % (3}--Stl Capt. E~.5as'g.>
TsyO RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS -Tro3>:a!s
will be received a, the Hoilnghrook il":ti. ~ ~
leIsbucg Va, on the Sth day ct ocobrF NJ - i2' i1
excavation eubank,cnl and Masonry Of io,y 4ai,::' CT
the l,eeig, and CASTOR Rail Road
Plans aud proflrs o.! the woik will be exhibited az enc
place above mentioned foe ten days previous to a1s r
iiGr and ali other information will bc given on 1?p.sa.
ton 10 the subscriber. or any Of lnr Assistant En=srs
CT. tie line.
Recommendations vii! he expected in cases OF 7e7's
: not knowm 10 the Engineer.
; CHARLES T. NJ. GARRETT.
IL. 4 ,t NtSti -c-
would state that the Raleigh and Castor Kali Na"& - 4
continuation Of the Petersburg al OF the Gr.e.a:F!c
and iiuanokc Rail kcn;S from The Rnanoke 10 -t%!gh,
! III the great lin. a. Northern aud Southern travel
This road is located high and dry ridge "l 'aF-
try. which is considered r"Hla1kany healthy slH Ie
rn.Iurss Of the climate admitting o operations III ;A'
open air throughout Tx, winter, makes II pecuIari! 4ss-
( s!ra,le - those wishing winter jobs.
The facility Of travelling is great nnW 10y The Tt'-
more and Washington and Richmond and fTrdri 2Hs-
burg Rail Roads, that The trip ifo Petersburg ItI De
performed in forty hours. The trip may be rt'r zird
IN the sarc line BY the Bay three days III the Sv'rs
! Im+ 10 30-tl0
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gs;scei.'s E.ur},Hs.ge s. Afs'ie2 G4Tit'g.
kiCLN0ND, NINGis!A.

w,,, ticket. Nos IT % 30, the capital Of $1,000
49,. H. !, - - do UHth
rIavr b. been sold and paid at sight "iihIn ts las;
60 days by ni"Hh"'
esgessg dtH6s&0EiR<sSed k19i9ei'g2
t,(.<s A. f,r It's, lGt!. Oci'i!:r. $50.
Grand G,,i. -; :,a,,;jO 3; geo % Gt,U ii G"u.
The 1:ckrtS in this lar ami splendid Lottery are re-.
criycd and can now he had at BIGGER :. in lis usual
great variety Of fortunate numbers. III Packagrs or cF-
tifca,rs Of PACKAGES Of whoes, halves qugrteES-sn
g,. tickets or shares. follows:
4 rackuac Of wholcs ilGD halves $50. quarters - i,
Certificate Of whales 21G. ID rs d" I'll
Singi" whole Tickets So halves TO- quarters =.
For tickets in this and in all other otteri'S please
address the Old and Constant ?Er7''sciicr,
THO 5 y. BIGGER,
S..n N r21-:,i! Richmond, Va.
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TiCo mvrc Pri-cS!'

Drawing of The WcIlshurs Lottery, No. H. DIRE" Au
s; G.. 30 p IS 50 % Is - 81 81 !
Tickle, Nos 0 - 81, Il SNAIL prize Vi S5VO,
H. - o. 90. 800,
wcr. both sold and paid sghl, usual! nt f?rtne
,,,r, BiGGER'S OFFICE.
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FEMALE SCHOOL .

UIE
q, o., py.pyogr Lcret EsSsE C''',!, - 'pla5y'r
ry,IiE EXERCISES school Will W, N,GliEt
4 !.cr mc, ra,l.r the direction OF NJ anu H. ,r, aN
,. Inc Chief and INSTRUCTION % M ar;catlVr
r. u,.u Mr.. VI. and her assistant Gati ,nn.,ilc saos
i'Irn,.Iy devoted to duties oi '"if 70 pl lai
w.. n will Al, continue TO nld III ah'I!-''S ' "
noa! 9ect OF tie ,s n,c orhorhy, R"adns Mi'
En.sh t;tanmsr Ainee GrcsI'ps M.'n fYsop Tho
t;I1scs History Chemistry Nau',i 1, ,r, rhat.c.
Th Scholastic wear i'll consist q" @ nG y month, Zach
I ,; h. divided 1850 son' ~ ~ ,! Sri.. vii
nc'"oer I!t u. rnr vacation, but the duties ~ IN
be during mon' Of AuI,' an| i "s. pc :.
iuI,,' VIZ. So deduction will br made io' II VI
OH he caused BY sickness, other
For hoard woshin- &c. per session, paE"nI" ~ "ni,. in
r ,,;on in IN. English branches: per s"-'''' pa Il 90
advance,
nok and Stationary, supplied AZ inc % ~ pc.sc 10 - =
~, TLos. who wish 10 enter hcir children" VIII '
SOON convenient. . $500 urCr-I.E. IO!ettv, !''''
- Letters directed 10 Rev. j"tS i. .,r,ion
Coun,y Virginia, shall receive prompt a''e'' 3n-~lo
August %
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.Msn;fcen'-aO0 prizes # 500!
ETyGlsesW ECcSbGs'S, sSO. III,

Drawing take place Oct :, lcG, at Alexandria, Va
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 33l7 10, prizes Of $500,
of 1000 10 prizes Of SEQ 20 prizes Of 3d. making
100000! &c: &c. Amounting to more than halt
million
Tickets only 10 dollars halves $5-quaI'r-s 81 80
A certificate of package Of - whole tickets in this
Magnificent, Scheme may he had for $50 packages Of
halves, quarters and eighhs in properIion may be had
at ilOIT'S.
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s;kssyaasers' office, Richmond, va

The following are the drawn numbers OF The Alex
andria Lottery, class A. :,
The Richmond j yency has distributed the following
sp5 OOU-sO OOO--s .5G9-and of S2oD-bes'des Inc
usual proportion Of $iaa!lcr prizes
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Z Ga. GEO. 30. 600. 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, GLASS 10 be drawn at
Wilmington, Delaware, October 10Th, lo3o
IS numbcrs-I2 drawn ballots


Amounting to more than one million OF dollars
Tickets S20-flalves l0-Quarters s.
n package in this lottery contains p tickets, and
is Warranted to draw at least 1924 net which will be
forwarded Tor S4GD shares in proportion.
Certificate OF package OF whole tickets, 500
Do. half no. 10
Do. quarters, no. Vi
For sale by the package single ticket, by the all
lucky n.y. l,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
Of The Eagle, who is selling capital prizes than
any vendsr in the known world
n Orders for tickets from any part OF the u ota'es,
by mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize chetS
thankfully received and executed by return mall WIN
the same prompt attention personal apPcaon' ano
Ie r addressed 10 d. Nj. HOYT.
NIB Orders, in all cases, are confidential. ., -
Aug % d.
N1OR Sale, at the Richmond Enquirer. Office, John
E1 son & Durant's best PhlIade phla News anu BOOK
INK. (wa,rantcd,) at fair, moderate prices
~ 4 constant supply Kept hand to suit The seasons
end ersry disposition shocn to Otgs distant Prinssr'
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The .ifOnStcr!
dS0.0ss0. 80. OG0. &c. &c.

Grand Consolidated Lottery, .CIas A. to b" drawn at
Wilmington, Delaware, October 18th, 1870
- numbetS-l2 drawn ballots.
RICH AND SPLENDID CAPITALS.
500 GEO. 30 COO, 10000. 30 Of 5000: OF 1000,
Of 3,G0O > Of 2:5Ou II Of 1000, ID of 800, 10 of
1000, &c, ~
Amounting 10 more than million of dollars
Tickets S2O-llalvcs l0-Quarters B.
IT package in this lottery contains p tickets, and
is Warranted to least $2G4 nett, which will be
forwarded for $500, shares in proportion.
Certificate of package of whole ckets, $3.50
Do. half, 40. lac
no on,r,ers do. Gi
In all Lotteries for sale by the package single ticket
by the alI-lucky hOll,
of the Eagle who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vender in the known world:
~ Orders for Tickets from any part of the United
States by Mail or otherwise enclosing cash or prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mall with the same prompt attention as personal aPPl-
cation, and the result given (when requestcd) immed-
atey after the drawing-if addressed to
Sept23 [aO-lJ D. NJ. HOYI
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eslg,nfg d.yf3E05ifT{sgPf5 EI93EFi'H7
GSi.Gns:'s LOTTERY NfAcr,
RICHMOND, NlNclSIh.
!uck .'-Gomi Lach

iuck !-G0GI Luch
Drawing o: the Virginia Lccsburg Lottery, C.asS No.
81; ~ - ~ II ~ IL - - Il GG
Ticket Nus II >! 81, Capital prize OF one thousand
dollars sold To gentleman this city: and the casi is
usual: paid at sight, BY D'AON'
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z5rs DlriY taxes this opportunity Of 'no"i Isc e..
va ;,1 70 the ci,y tha, she Fcr0'rd H' 80 ,@ A.
to lar an! ro:c"'hI O sad TuiD
cc:t Cich Hill. formerly "''ni''n .! tDl 'ins '
MI, no Nr. Srt'trry TIE suaun ccH.h' ~, gs
Of h-ahlucss and beauty, nnd : "n Io" ,,.w IL"
t. III - ,I,rrc The water rxc.lirn ~" '' ,,r,u,r.syc
49,, anal ,hr ,,,,rrr, country, both siGrs u nv ho hGr.
anj commanding. She hopes, therefore, ina o nay sr
hitherto LITERALLY pu,on'zrd her, ~ W." - wi rre via MAXI
,I c;y for ourroscs business, h'ht'" " i Ia, H -!
trial Of her ne situations when she isi,e', ~ a rr
to civ" satistacrlon Until etaDes VIII !o'''
rrnc,, the hUI and convey amc"S o hH' '''''
Tor heretofore. -, $780, ,r. attention. oi '"''
,.,tI rny a, The Springs who requested "'"'''H'''
her removal wv"
SnntcnDrr
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sSFGGEHs'.s
Erchange tsssd E1oste;'y S'ssfe,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..

n TIE Lounge 0iwHys hIumphant?!:
Whoi. ticket Nns il % 80, the Grand Capital p1ize
Of Ten Thousand Doiiur$! sold anu PAID, as usual d.
sgnt: by
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EasSA'a>s
Ecssg,g eyssss E.sc!sHasS;c Office:
EICiIAIQND. VIRGINIA..

The road TO Fortune is now by way Of Hoyt's Office,
which is probably the quickest easiest and snes that Is
travelled.
Tickets in the 100000 Lottery, for the 10Th October
are received and going off fast Hasten with your com
rnands to the favored Capital prize distr5nlcr H"yt
who is deung on, the Golden fellows so bouniliuiiy
Pri-rs--.Horc Pr-rs nj HoWs.
Drawing of Monongaln, No. Z.
y Is "a 90 - 40 a. 81 s. IS
Nos ~ SO "a, capital of $lUl5, sold. and caA'ed
on presentation, by Dame Fortunes only authorized
agent, HOYT. for distributing her favors and ihr""sh
hin lIoyU she is scattering them III great pTo!uslon
uoYr is The one to address FOR large capitals.
Drawing of the Maryland, No. -.
Ga IA Ii 4S % 35 29 II 81 81 Il q
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al mir TDJ!ryU
15.BGG dollars

IN prize f.oitcry.
All tickets without any drawn number on them are
each entitled tn two dollars.
$4,000 dollars.
Extra class, No. H. for 1886, to be drawn at Whining
ton, Sept %: ls3G
SPLENDID SCHEME
Capitals, $4,000, $1,000. $4,000, SloC0, ST 500,
slIc3 5 Of 81 900, &c. Whole tickets s. only, and
sure 10 be prizr-halves $2.50-quarters 81 Is.
certificate Of package of =! whole tickets will be sent
for only $50 Certificate Of halves S25-quarters ST.
90 Address D. NJ lloyi for them
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Ticket Nos. 81 3 r. prize Of 81 .0O0 in the Lees
burg No s. sent to Of B!ggcrs correspondents which
will be paid at sight at r,,,,c,.,.,, nprrrr
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EEiiOLD!'

1t is MT often that have such splendid Scheme
as the fiIowing comprising such immense amount
for distrhutin--ln country friends we Would say;
examine 70! yourselves.
SrGEN' - CAPITALS.
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Drawn Nos. Of Petersburg, Extra, ..

% 81 10 - Il 81 - II ~
Whole ticket Al 30 81, p:.ze OF &0', sold and luia
A.. 10 - prize of $500, sent 10 Correspond
cnt IN the country, which viii te paid il! sight ~
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27sll prizes, amounting 70 - S3'UI0I'00
Tickets S2O-halrcs S10-quartcrs S..
Certificates OF packages of whoIrs will be scld for
S23G-haIves Sl25-quarcrs $Gl--cighihs 1872.
Tickets and shares in the a1uvc splendid Lottery may
be had as usual III every variety at the Lottery Oce Of
GEORGE W DIXON,
Opposite he E9gie Hotel.
n b. Orders from the country, enclosing the cash or
priz. tickets, will be promptly attended to- If addressed
70 GEO. W. DIXON.
Sor , r3I-ld1 Richmond Va.
frhc Abingdon Charlottesville Advocate, Sraunou
S,a,cr panv. Reporter. Raleigh Register yihc Mountain
i.r hac knnaw!a Banner, viii pleas. the above
Ill the 18th October, send paper with t= clGc IN H. ind
ublsc u. W. u.
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::tin UOn-S $50 G'H'-$!o 900.
Grand consolidated H4OasGrE.

Fu tbs state Trcnlry Delaware Cu!Ir:2 aa tonon schools.
4at ly &c. ri The hceisia,r rd$si February !!t !eS'
CLASS y,
To drawn at Wilmington, Dell OF Wcin"a, the 9i Oct io3.
(?1s G4s sDpa '@tcnded BY C''%s"ns's appointed I0r N0
pGTpU&C
- Nusnrn I.orrkKT-la UrAw* n,LOrs.