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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
TERMS.

The charges for tuition in the different branches Of
Education, Tor the scholastic wear OF ten months.
are
For OIthograpliy, Reading aud WIRING, xl2 vi.
= Arithmetic. Geography, English Gram
mar. Nat. Philosophy, History and CONF
position ls'0
:. The Latin and Greek Languages, AID,
the Mathematics, IS 90
Ono half payable at The close Of the fis, session OF
five months the other, al the eNpiration OF tho scho-
lastlc year.
\ lew pnpils can obtain beard IN respectable fam
lies, at, from 81 Ia 81 per month. As the Huinbcr
OF scholars will be limitelto 30, thos. wishing to en-
ter the school, should make early application. Y"
deduction will be made ton late entrance, or loss OF
time but by particular agreement unless IT be-
owing to sickness.
Al the close OF each session there will he a public
examination. conducrcdby the mos, competent ard
experienced teachers
Address. WIN. JAMES SHELTON.
Lynchhnrc, pec.22
For the information OF persons 81 a distance, tho
following certificates are annexed:
PArRicK II,sRv ApApEMv.}
July 18th, la36.
Mr.. VIM. J. Sheltes was "A student at this tcad-
envy. ior three sessions, and lms general department
was such as TO cntillc him to the rctpett aud conf
tlence of any gentleman. In reference In his quail
ficalions as a teacher, we would remark, that his
Greek aud Latin course was quite an extensive one
and his rceitations were remarkable for their dccurd-
ey and tn. good judgment that was evinced.
We do, most clccriuly recommend Mr.. VIM. J.
Shelton as well qualified tor AN instructor.
JOSEPH ?. GODFREY
WILLIAM PERKINS.
have This day examined Mr.. VIM. J. Shelton in
the Latin and Greck-aud from the limited opportu-
miy | have had for Judging, | should think. he had
been well taught, aud that he is qualified TO prepare
boys for College orror the University.
llav. great confidence in the capacity Of his In
structor, Mr.. Godfrey, whom | regard As qualified to
be- one OF the best OF our Classical Teachers. A let
ter OF recommendation from MIR. Godfrey would
With me, be perfectly satisfactory.
T.. II. COBBS.
JnI, 9Th. 1896.
WAS this day present al an examination 0f Mr..
W J. Shelton, in the Latin and Greek Languages.
From the highly creditable manneri in which he nc
quilted himself, | take pleasure in saying, that SO FAR
as | am competent to Judge, | beliye him well quail
fled to teach school.
feel assured that lac viii fully meet the exp .cta-
tons of any who may employ him. particularly as
an usher in an Academy.
WM. I. YANCEY.
July 9Th, 1886.
We, the undersigned. patrons of Mr.. WIN. James
Slielton's school, are highly pleased with the pro-
grcss which our children have made III their fesPec-
tive studies under his instruction. The discipline VI
the school; his MORAL and studions habits and ap.
plication 10 the duties of a teacher. meet onr entire
APPRECIATION and we take great pleasure III recon-
mending him to the public. as well qualified fog
JOHN TURPIN.
PHILIP TURPIN.
N. L. BuRkS.
hac.nIer oo wOW
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ALSO,
lDUCAIHON

VA T. shall resume the duties Of ON School, on
w Monday, the 2d of January, and viii teach
Spelling, Reading aud Writing nj 6dollars a session
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Modern aud An
Gent Geography, with the use of Maps aud Globes :.
Ancient and Modern History. Mythology, the fle
menis OF Natural Philosophy, Astronomy aud Chem.
istry, with the useful branches Of the Mathematics
and Book Keeping. AT 10 dollars a session.
We viii pay the stflctest attention To the morals
OF Slo'ars and will exercise u parental aud affection
ate dIsciplinc. J. * :. oil.
Drcclnhcr % b
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

OFFICE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
Lynchburg, I9th December, 1886.
yKxItE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders of this
"a Institution, will be held at their Office, on Mon
day. 2nd January. l637, at 6 O'Clock. +. NJ.
Such members as cannot attend, will be pleased
have their Stock represented by proxy, and all
are respectfully requested TO be prepared to deliver to
the Secretary tier Scrips received on lsi last Jan'y.
DIN Il. MCDANIEL. President.
December 10 Hif tdm
4 III. persons having claims against the estate O
"a }. T.. Royal, dec. will present them immedi-
ately, SO that provision may be made for their pay
uient. T.. \. liOLta)MBf., AdmT.
Decem Jbcr 3w il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

brRNiNc OF THE Treasury Bu1Lpr<c.-The
trial OF the two Whites for burning the Treasury
oond'"s' is now going on in Wa,i,ing,on.-rhe
evidence, thus far, on The part of the prosecution.
goes to show that the building had been entered
by false keys and the fire lighted in a desk among
papers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
NJ T.. WHTTE, ChaNnl0n.
JonN FL. WHITE. Stcretaru.
IEEHES.

GREENvlLLE, Is. c. DOB.
Fatal 4scidcnt-A Young lady by he name of
Growers, daughter of Mr.. John Crowders, who
resides sixteen or seventeen miles above this
place, lost her life on Saturday evening last through
the objectionable carelesSness Of Der brother. We
understand that Miss Crowdcr had been absent
several days, on a visit TO IA nciqhbor, and when
within "A short distance of home, met her brother,
Us or 20 years DID, who had been to muster, aud
had his ride upon his shoulder. He johingly re-
marked To his sister, that he had a good mind to
shoot her for being gone 50 long raised his gun,
and, pointing il towards her, at the same time,
sprung tie trigger. when the rife fired, and the
hall entered her side Just above the hip. When
he found no had wounded her, he became very
much alarmed, and hurried home for assistance.
Tho father rushed to the spot, found his
daughter lying upon her face, raised her in his
arms, but alas she was gone! She breathed a few
times, but never spoke after his arrival her spirit
had taken its everlasting flight.
.WCHNt3iHceq.
SHIT The door.-tmong the minor morals which
deserve attention, We should notice that Of shuttin.
doors. No we'll bred men or women, in entering
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
NAElElr-

INllE annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
i Iynehburg savings Bank, will be held on Sa-
turday. 3lst inst. NJ then Office. IN the Counting
Room of Mr.. L. +. Bowen, To elect officers aud II
board OF directors for the ensuing ,rar-a promp,
attendance is icquestcd, Al early candle light, b, or
der al The board. Ji,llu NlIlIAMS. Insf.
December 81 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
INCREASE OF BANKING CAPITAL.

1t is said the Bank Committee will renort hills
incorporating independent Banks at Norfolk, Rich
mond Petersburg and Lynehbsrs, with branches,
and likewise increase the capital of the present
Banks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
'INNtTVHtNtTN,
EpW. C.. MARSHALL.

1. . Senator for indiaaa.-Tbe Legislature,
oil Indiana have elected Oliver IL. Smith. 10.
senator, 10 fl the place of Mr.. Hendricks, whose
term oI service expires AT the end Of the present
session oil Congress.-sIr. smill, is represented as
i Siannch and talented Whis.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
NEW BOOKS.

JUST REfED ED, va
STEWART'S Adventures IN capturing Mutrcll.
- Iaictle, the Pirate Of the Gull.
The Merchants Clerk and other Tales, bv the au-
thor of the Dairy OF a Physician.
Mcll'champr, a legend Of the Santce, BY tho author
Of Guy Rivers,
The Dosultory man, by James,
The Poor Rich Man aud the Rich Poor Man,
Protestant Jcsuitism,
Rodrick Random, new Edition,
John Bull and Brother Jonathan,
The Rambler in Mexico.
The fally Nook with II Cuts, a beautiful present
Ion young PERSONS,
ALSO,
In addition to our fine assortment of Animals,
&c. lor lS37, we have this day received
The Drawing Room Scrap Book with 81 platee.
Aksrmaun's Forget Me Not,
The Christian Keepsake,
The biblical do
The American Almanac for 1897, alone N in rom-
plcte sets, for sale by ARI1N CHATHAM.
December 26 fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

MATCHES.
~ UPERlOR Patent Friction Matches, an Il
- merican invention, superior to any match
eysr before offered 10 the public, and at mucl, h~-
er price-Are perfectly safe, and not liable to i'll
lure bv keeping. For sale, wholesale or retail, by
Howell DAVIES, lgf.
Also,
Or. B-aaduh'. VEGETABLE Ia;osrsa!
Pits, tian which none are more pop"faf, for sale
by DAVlEn, hSL
pecembcr % fits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
EVERY SHOT \ PIGEON
ANERETT'S PRIZE OFFICE, }

EVERY SHOT \ PIGEON
ANERETT'S PRIZE OFFICE,)
December %, 1896.
Drawn Numbers Of the LrrShurg No, 3.
10 26 4 65 30 - 81 ID 81 2 63 L..
CLOSE SHAVING
a. Halt Ticket, No. 4 - 80, A PRIZE
OF $1,000, was sold and paid At
THIS OFFICE.
o. Look out for larcr Prlzes in the splendid
Scheme, which draws THIS DAY Call for a
Christmas Gift, before , O'clock, ON Thursday, n,
AfERETT'S.
December %
ANOTHER GRAND SCHEME TO CLOSE
THE YEAR.
Is NUMBERS-13 DRAWNl
JVELLSBURG LOTT ER Y, No. q.
Drdms on Saturday 3la December, in .ileIan-
dria.
Nems rtoeired on Tuesday the Sd january, 1897.
MAGNIFICENT CAPITALS.
$4,000, 10000. 5000, 5000 1000, $500,
? 1000, l,747, twenty five Of 900, 25 of 500,
% Of 300 and 200 Prizes of 5000 Besides zoos,
sOs, COS, Sos. 40s, &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0-lIalves S5-Qrs. 81 30.
J. II. ANERETT & Co.
December 20
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

u Mr.. Clay has introduced into the Senate,
his Land Bill, aPproprialitg the proceed. of the
Public Lands, to Internal Improvement, Edaca-
ton aud Colonization.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

fo'a"ts erik route. The ronte in which ne
are Interested, was discu>sul lbs the como.u,.
ana discarded for the very sufficient reason ,I,''
'ne i'airy ON the Potomac r%p,ic, with the pSo If
'n' common stage and steamboat, would destroy
al t'ope OF our stock being profitable. The STAGE
anu >''aalhoai, could be used, with profr, At ~ 4
an IS entirely too ioe u Charge for a rail-
''"'''" ion3 as that Unnecessary 10 connect Alexan-
dra VITA Fredericksburg.
My best wishes to all irienGs.
Yours effectionatelv,
EDW. C.. MARSHALL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

WHFAT.-rhis article has oyperienrrd = d..
in our market of about 10 cents in the BUSH
selling at from j. go 10 81 G5.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

WILLIAM l.. PIERCE, wishes to hire 200
w SLAVES, for whom liberal hire will be paid.
They will be employed on 'le James River and
kauawha Canal.
Owners are referred, in regard to treatment. u
lteuunder Munduy. Esq; Isaac ~. UaHer, hsq.i
VI. VI. Kerr George Bagbyi MMtr y hoyan; Er'
Munday's Plantation, Amherst. Dec. > tluyH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
Piano FNlskTiEG.

From the celebrated houses of Aunns, CYnrkc q.
Co. md Dubois, Bacon Il Cham, crs, which can
be soll at the established New York prices as Civ
en- in the manufacturers published catalogues, with
the addition only OF the cost oflransport zion.
GUITARS ofevery style, including ,omc beau
tilul Partisan Instruments, and varying in price
from five to one hundred dollars.
Mrs. 5. receives from the northern cities, month
Is supplies Of new aud popular MUSIC, for the
Piano Forte and Guitar. iicr stock is very
large, comprising every thing of valao or celebrity,
attention Of Music Teachers, residing in the into
rior who will be furnished on more favorable terms
than they can he in Richmond.
Dec. 10 u if wifi Is =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

SOUTH CAROLINA.-P. nj. Butler las
been elected Governor Of this State, in the place
Of George McDufie, without opposition, and VII
ham Dubose, Lient. Governor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

TEXAS.-Col. w. II. Wharton, Commission
CT from Texas 10 the Government of the United
States, has arrived at Washington, accompanied
by his Secretary, Col. Wolfe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
S" WANTED.

4 STRONG. active Boy. II o, 20 years aid. to
- strike IN a Coach Smiths Shop. the ensuing
year-Apply to SAMUEL AYRES.
Dee. 10 ift.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
Another Good scheme !!

l Pr'zn nj $2o,ooo, n 30 of IL 900
Tickets only 81 On.
Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Association,
Class u,
Dtaps Al .iietandria on Kouiay, December 20,
A.,,. 80. -, JI.J,.D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
December 10th, 1895.

NI.N. DAVENPORT ha. received from tho
vi most approved and fashionable Manufacturers.
IN additional supply OF Ladies Seal Skin, kid and
Morocco miking and erening Dress Slippers, latest
style oi fashion, Philadelphia make.
December 10 ltn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

4 CONSTANT supply OF Printers Ink will be
u kept for sale by T.. n J. ". DUDLEY.
December o6 L.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26
EDUCATION

T'TFVN. TVTIN.
HNilE subscriber will resume the lshours OF his
1 School, on Nlouiay, the ID Of January ne,t.
Terms, the same ~ her >telore.
SAMlE.. y. TONFkINS.
+. Sit may be necessary 10 state that his school
Room is in the Masonic Hall.
December &c It
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PIANO FOIsTt&~, &c.

MFRS. f. G. SMITH la, Just received Al
additional supply Of plain and clcgan
square and round-cornersl, Metallic plate gran.
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GRAND rIu :

Bcsidcs JOs, 4Os, 30s, no, &c.
Tickets only S5-lia,cS s. 50-Qrs. 81 %.
Fer sale in ercn, variety oi Mo-. M
ANERETT'S PRIZE OFFICE.
De-, 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-26

December -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-13

IN jUiSScET1.
from Columbia. by Roachc port, Boon.
vile. and Joacsboro, in Lexington. from
Columbia. by Younger's mills. Paris.
Richard Shhrps to Palmyra. from .'cticr-
son CITY by Versailles, Benton cour. house.,
Equality, Springfield, to Carol cour,
house in Arkansas. from Benton court
house. By tho coun.y>seat Of Rires d Al
lensyi,,e. 10 ,hs county sea: Of Van Burcn
and from thence by the county seat of
Johnson ,u Saint Helena. from Jefferson
city to Wayncsrillc. from the county
sea, Of Crawford. Masscy's iron works, to
Union in franklin county. from Green
vile 10 Castor, aud thence by Johnson's,
in the West prairie. TO the Grand prairie
in S,oddard County. from Caledonia, in
Washington county, in Ripley county. by
Van Burcn, to Jackson, in Arkansas Ter
r;,orv. from Jonesbcro, by Arrow rock,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-08-13
TPuEHc-No. Gel

iPuELsc-No. GO.
AN ACT TO establish certain post roads,
and to alter and discontinue othcrs, cnd
for other purposes
BE II enacted BY the Senate and House o!
Representatives Of the United STATES OF 4
rncr,ea in Congress assembled. Tha, The !el-
loving be established as pos, aoads:
(Coatiaded
T., Ery5.1.y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09
$50. 900 4, IS, 00S!!
E.fsmjtsiU ,&fHsP E0sfGj'sg,

For the Jsncft Of tic N'rn IF Hriis6nrg-Ciass No. d.
for lE3G.
TO be drawn at Alexandria, Va, August Goth
II drawn numbers in every - tick'1s.
GRAND CAPITALS.
s2O 0GO I50OG Coco. 5CG0 loco, 5000, 2,JCO 2.UUO
~ IF eco. &c.
qmcunting to $40 2Gl-moTe INN nay nation q
Dohlars'!!
Whor tickets $40. halves >. quarters 80.
Certificate of package Of % who!es will be sent tor
sl4J; % halves 90; - quarters 80.
Virginia !sf~se Eosfesy. .So. ).
r, be- drawn Saturday, 9Th August.
EudOria dc Ltestug 4radsmy and for O'her purposes
CAPITALS.
$50 600. 5000, 1000. $3.50. 2300, ,DG7 l-2, ~ oil
Whole Tickets $40, halves s. quarters 90
certificate Of package of whocs will &c sent Tor
Sl:'n halves 20 quarters ;}2 50. rights IL %
For sale By the package single ticket by The NIL
lucky nol l.,
AT The Virginia Lottery Office directly under the sign
of The Eagle who has and is selling more Capital
Prizes lhan any other yeuder in the known world
n Orders for Tickets from any part OF The United
States by Mail otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
tickps thankfully received and executed By return
mail with the same prompt attention rs personal arp!-
cation and the result given (whcn requcsted iInncdI
a,c,v after the drawng-if addressed to
: i. Orders received in all cases confidential. by
arr0 r27-t'l d. NJ. HOYT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

>SiSAuO.rD ENGLISH .atD CL4SIC.7L LTSy7IUTE
~ MRS. Keeling have associated with themselves Ns
IS Summer, gentleman Of unusual intellectual attainment
a." 'a from the officers OF the University o
"''" j." graduate, and from other unqucsonahH sources and
@ ~" duties OF te schools the 10Th day "i Sep
''h'"r uvN
h the Female Department. Boarding and Day schoolwl be
H., Substantial and useful branches OF finished education
i' school with families Of the Principals will occupy that
inouu, niiiag, upper Tenement of Capt. Nr' nearly
o the Civ Hail. That the Teachers BE- devoted Elu
'"a .in: themselves and their pupils has been
Committed esteemed friends, Mrs oii"er ana her
e. ~ NIi>' Frtrcs Hopkins.
In r Mnl n@prman he located also near the Capitol youth
W." 30 prepared Counting ROOM for business, OF for the Uni!
y ut aoi separation Of families, preserve an I'M
@ Instruction. pupils the ruim"nts OF learning VAL
In will more than Is scholars ne allotted 10
% i>'u n rvery hranc! taught by tn" PIin"f us them
All" A;utS will provided And in addition 10 thc da,iy
a no" Us! than Lectures will be weekly IN each
,oH on scientific suhi"ctSsS NATURAL Philosophy, Geology
Nrt":v ln!"lecn, anl Nor" Philosophy, Folitica Economy
~! tho Evidence Of Natural aud Revealed Religion
, . Terms pcr -fanGm Of 10 Months
Common En"si branches,
tnS SD These last NAY 81 20 rtrn the Latin language and
!Ulments OF French witU; additional charge. Highest Glass in
In Greek, and advanced Mathematics SO p,irii, Dnyiar
- i Itai n and FRENCH by Teachers CHARGED At As
ms ices noAr VHsninC ih only charge sGo paya
Ole qnrrterly in advance. Fuel 81.
Pacns intcndin: TO patronze this Institute rues,cIto
s!;iit! /; ITly possible.
'n!ya s3-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

EN- Observation-Disclosures Rules hell in he Clerk Once
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery Tor the cou
~ OF Caroline, the 9Th day Of June, 1895: .
james Thornton, Sheriff Caio!ine committee admnao! o.
John G. Chiles, deceased i"""l"'
against ~ 49,, J.,
Susan Fendey, and Iclict William L. Jas.
w. Chiirs and others Dei'm'"".'
The defendants cndsey James Steward and ColGy his
wife Rufus Ballard Emily s. his wife, William ChI!rs Lewis
f. Ches Thomas Chlcs and Samuel o. Ch!es IL" having
ed their given security according 10 The Ac OF
semly this Cont and Appearing by
evidence That this Commonweaith- IS
odred That defendants appear before the Juase we
nex Term and the plaintiff that OF This
oiar bo forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN Tue
nj Richmond months successfully and posted nj the ofl
n Fiji Court, bonss ofsaid county. A Copy-Tesie,
oo9l y, "a "a 0'o' fIswsw7 ROBT. HUDGlN, c. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09
Land FOR S4LE.

,s,II subscriber wishes sell his aet Of Land lying within cns
OF About hall land is woods well timefr and
n to the growth OF wheat und tobacco 1t remarkably
W. ,ro having numerous springs with creek running
1 nea the Centre nording ahou, hundred aud fifty acres
oboom ,ud considerable portion OF winch IS me tobacco n
c improvements nre good AMI substantially consisting oi com
Portable dwelling good out houses and parcel G" excellent
tobacco harns deem further description unnecessary
highland estate possessing the advantages of this seldom OF
of the suation the hoursng con-
don Of already good tobacco the OF
produce other markets. through inc ao"hoSe
navigation mud railroads, render convenient and valuable estate
bic residence where the vicinity Claksyie that can now
be purchased RO8T, HESTER
Jrlv S 29-w4ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

Richmond, Fredericksburg, and Potomac Rail Road
asst Rg.on upon the Stoekh0ldcrs-i meeting Pre-.
deot and Directors Richmond Fredericksburg Poo
taac Rail Road Company, the 2Slh May, 1896:
Rste That she residue the capital stock heins $40 each
share be required om the stockholders paid following
times wit the 2Oih day Of june the 18th of july
august LIST Sep;cm October November December,
" be deposited the credit Of the company heretofore in
the Bank Of Virginia. -
kosd That Stockholders who prefer
e"icy their instruments be allowed interest the s-
them until the periods when the would be payahe
Extract from the minutes HILARY BAKER, Gu
Nay 81. 7-ESm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09
,, y. Wmrc,nn Del "Wednesday Tho 18th Oct 1885,
t""I'""''" ~ SCiii.uG

Besides 100 Prizes Of SGO3 S'00-$2OO, &c. DC;
amounting altogether 10 s! O50!O'-Cpwards OF one
million Of DolIars!
Tickets S20-balvcs Sl0--quarters -.
~ package in this lottery contains :" tickets, ana
warranted to draw at least SOD nett, which viii he
forwarded for SiG0. shares in propnr"n
certificate Of package Of q whole tickets will be
cn.,rd.d for S2jG
Certificate Of halves, ~
do. quarters, Uf
Orders from this or any other State, containing Cash,
or Prize tickets. will he promptly attended Il" II direct
ed TO D. 5. GREGORY d Co, Managers: or TO
T.. MONTALANT,
.7ge0t for Mr .Mnn0gcrS.
E. MosrAL,xr, Agent for b. S: Gregory L. Co., for
thr State Of Virginia sells Tickets IN all Lotteries "ueF
,L MANAGEMENT, either BY the package or at retail
n.y. Every Saturday, splendid scheme is drawn at
Alexandria: Tickets generally $40: Capitals varying
from S25 900 TO $1,000 Orders in those or any other
schemes will be punctuay attended to. il dEecled as
ID. s. GREGORY & Co, managers,
l.. MuSrALAHT: .lgrnt for The .1anGg'TS
,r 2ij-tlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

Es eabss1 ,~ of ,hs w stss Essi:a
- ,rn 'H ;rrs Five Dollars per aanum, payalc 10 nd-
' = Uttered specie paying banks lo"ly) viii be re-
Tine "!;" Of T 5s'f"s$ ;s
, s harr bee. i ps nj? of niue papers, shall
. s. - ,;.a,4 s'a; "sgNs OF ADVERTISING.
;.. hrs, Insertion, scents; each continuance
-e <S'' ' ;.rr,d until it hos either been paid "r
"a, N":.'', 'r.,,, in this ci,v or its cnvironS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09

Dra7riwGs since my Inst.
Grand Consolidated. no u, Extra.
g IS 40 IL 10 IL 4o q
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Grand Consolidated, No. 81.
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In the cours of this month there will be offered prizes
If $50 U0% Of Is 0U0 aud Of .OD making i:'o tHO,
besides large number of smaller prlz"s such as IooC0'
SI0.m0, &c, &c. uov,r
DELAY not with your orders 10 Fortune : Pet. HOlT,
xho is extremely anxious to send Capital Prizes 10 you
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-08-09
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SlNh FOR SALET!,e subscriber being drsirous TO remove
oi Tor III, the Of Land which he resides containing
vi insn III" county OF Prince Edward about Smiles
'i the C. H. 3n ,hc distance of the foEsiia" val
Re Farryi!', SSa l. There III" tract about q! "r
g 'i". OF bottom l llr" portion OF Nm'crcd land The
' n nl is remarkably well wa;ced. Til. improvements
'i "'i r il accommodation family and tn! preservation
IA il disposed, 10 purchase Ill first
" tie premises" than h cont -uiiy
to-" Wig" r..ivc lllmpdcn Sidney College .eners
y III" OF person wishing I" settle IN Mat section
q iI.ni,. W. CLARK.
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