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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-02

names Of suitable persons for president,
four vice-presiden.r, and two secretaries, as
officers of the Convention.
The Convention then adjourned TO 3 o.
clock, p. NJ.
Three o'clock, p. M.
The Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Mr.. Cook, of Oakland, from the commit.
tee appointed to examine credentials and
report the names Of suitable persons as
officers of the Convention, submitted the
following report, which was accepted:
The committee appointed to examine the
credentials of members to the State Con.
vention, assembled at Ann Arbor,on the Goth
July, 1887, report the following individuals
as entitled to seats from the respective
counties:
From The County of Oakland-Wiiam
Price, G. 0. Whittemore, Randolph Man.
ming, o. d. Richardson, Caleb Buchanan,
Elijah F. Cook, c. Grant, Joseph Coats,J
j. VOORHEES,, G. A. G. Luce, ID. Hubbard,
John Thomas.
Wayne-Jobn S. Bagg, III. A. Noyes,
]. II. Titus, Garry Spencer, Thos. Clark,
James Denear, Geo. w. Pennington, A.
Brown, b. B. Kercheval, Titus Dort
I'D. Davis, G. Harrington, A. Y. Muir.
ray, E.. Bradshaw, w. Munger, ]. Har.
rington.
Macomb-Samuel AFFORD, Jacob Sum.
mers, Ephraim Calkins, Robert p. FL
bridge, S. N. CAN'T, and LEICESTER Stone.
Monroe--Levi S. Humphrey, Norman
d. Curtis, Harry V. Mann, Franklin
Johnson, James Alexander, Daniel M.
Jacobs, Samuel Barber, William w. Wads.
worth.
Lenawee--Andrew Backus, Joseph How.
ell, Jr., John ]. Adam, VIM. S. Greenly
Sanford G. Berry, VIM. Holloway, H. S.
Russell, ID. Ii. Deming.
Jackson-Paul B. Ring, William ],
Moody.
Hiilsdale-Zachariah Van Duzcr, John
p. Cook.
Calhoun-Andrcw S. Hayes, James s.
SANFORD.
Berten-V. <. Bradford, Thos. Fitz
gerald.
Saginaw-G. D. Williams, Samuel G.
Watson.
81. Joseph-Beniamin Sherman, AL.
bert Chandler, Daniel Hogan, Isaac S. Row
ley.
Kent-Julus G. Abel, John Ball.
| Kulamazoo-H Fl. Comstock, Chas. E
Stewart, Lawrence Vandewalker, Thos. A.
Fl. Edwards.
| lUo01n Tohp T. Sheorer
| Genesee-Charles G. Haskall, James B.
Hunt.
Ionia-John B. Guiteau.
81. Clair-Tabor Bebee, and L. d. Har
rington.
Shiawassce--Benj. C. Williams Andrew
Parsons.
Branch-Leonard Taylor and Hiram
Marsh.
Livingston-K. s. Bingham and F. ]. B.
Crane.
Chippewa-Geo. w. Williams and Geo
r. Griswold.
Michillimackinac-Conrad Ten Eycl
and John Greenfield.
Cass-Edwin N. Bridges, Abel Silver
Elias B. Sherman, A. III. Redfed.
Washtenaw-Jos. Howe, Daniel Hixon
Robert Purdy, VIM. Moore, James H. Far
GO, Belina Wheeler, Rufus Mathews, Col
we'll H. Spaulding, Luther Babcock, James
Kingsley, Benjamin Hobert, Daniel d
Wallace, Walter A. Buckbee, Oliver Kel
logg.
The committee also, in pursuance of in.
structions to that effect, recommend the
following individuals as officers Of the Con
veLtion.
For President.
JAMES B. HUNT.
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The Wing editors are preparing to avow,
chat specie payments shall not DO re-
sumed until new United States Bank is
chartered. "-Trenion Emporium.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-08-02
For President.
JAMES B. HUNT.
For Vice. Presidents,
CHARLES G. HAscALL,
VINCENT L. BRADFORD,
OLIVER KELLOGG,
SAMUEL AFFORD.
For Secretaries,
JOHN J. ADAM,
X. s. BINGHAM.

On motion,
Resolved, That the credentials from the
counties of Chippewa and Michlimackinac
be reported TO the Convention with the q.
bove proceedings.
The report was thereupon concurred in
by the Convention, with the exception Of
so much as relates to the members
from Michilimackinac and Chippewa coun-
tics.
On motion Of Mr.. SUMMERS Of Macomb,
the credentials from Michllimackinac and
Chippewa counties were committed to
select committee of five and Messrs.
Summers, Stewart, Backus, Kercheval,
and Moore, were appointed said commit
tee.
On motion of Mr.. BAGG of Wayne,
Resolved, That committee Of five be
appointed TO draft an address and resolu.
tons expressive of the sense ofths Conven-
tion.-
Whereupon, Mcssrs. Bagg, Manning,
Kingsley, Fitzgerald and Humphrey, were
appointed the committee for that pur-
pose.
And the Convention, on motion Of Mr..
RICHARDSON, then adjourned to 0 o'clock,
A. M. tomorrow.
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Friday, July 2l, 1897, o, A. M
The Convention mot pursuant TO adjourn
mcnt.
Mr.. SUMMERS, from tho committee ap.
pointed 10 examine the credentials Of tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

!ToMMlsslONERs' Sale Of vat"aG'e Property
q j In pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancrry for the county Of Hcnrco
in The case of Herman Il Co, Fulton, DC, the under
signed appointed Commissioners by said decree, offer at
private sale the following valuable City and neghbo-
One Lot, Situated Water street, at the lower end
of the Dock and adjoining The Lot lately purchased by
Mr. john O. Lay. This property lies Immediately on
the Dock below the Gates, and is good situation for
Wharf and Lumber house. Mr. James Fisher, Jr, can
give any information respecting it.
Also, one ~ acre Lot, within mile Of the Corpora.
ton line on the Williamsburg road. 1t is surrounded
by dl:ch. lies we'll for cutvation and is peculiarly
adapted 10 the growth Of clover James A. Fulton will
point out this Lot
Also the interest of the late Alexander Fulton. (heing
one undivided third part, in II Lots Church h' in
the county Of lpnrco situated the Buryng ground
of the Adams family MIR. Bates, the City Surveyor,
will give any information respecting this property
The above mentioned pieces Of property, if not dispns,
ed Of before Monday, the 9Th day of February next will
be set up to the highest bidder at public auction, OF
which dne notice will be e wen.
Applica1iod can be made TO Capt. William NJ. Fulton,
BY those disposed 10 purchase.
Il wh II. n S!f Ft2foS. c"""'r>.
D,c2l 2awtd-G3
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vENuE subscribers acting under decree OF .hs I liz,
county Of Cupeper WILL on The 2lst day of next month,
expose to sale, at public auction, the premises, for
cash. that large and valuable Farm bcongn to hSoTrs
c Carter, Esq which lies on the Soh fork OF nd ie
the immediate vicinity Of the FauGuicr Sulphur Springs
The tract is represented in the title papers, TO contain
.740 acres; some 400 of which, are river bottom ana
between and 500 in wood, heavily en-
lonely rood. Those portions Of it which now some
what reduced may by judicious system Of husbandry,
be speedily restored-Thc buildings consist OF very
large brick dwelling, which has never been entirely CON- ,
nlrIcd and another of moderate size, in good repair with
sucb uthouses rs are required on extensive farm
JNO. NJ. PATTON,
WIN. GREEN, co,,.rs
JONES GREEN,
JNO. L. MARYE,
,- 74-2awtds.
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HWANDS FOR IjlRE.-The subscriber has 3 good
b rough Carpenters, good Sawyer, able young
men. and boys from 10 IA years old, whom he wish
es to- hire out for tho next year-The boys will make
Factory hands lie would like to hire ,hcm as PnGh
,pd on the 9th or 10Th of next month, andi the hands
ne not hired out before they will be hired publicly,
the 10Th. by Messrs j. IL S. Cosby d Co.
'''' '"'"' y JNO. II. ARCHER, .q'nclia:
Dec % V''''
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wrANOOJ,PH MACON COLLEGE.--A called
q, meeting of the Trustees Of Randolph Macon Col
iege will be held in Petersburg, to commence on huts
day the 9th Of February next for the purpose OF elect
ing Treasurer for filing vacancy IN inc Facu'y'
~ JNO. EARLY,
President Of the Board Of Trustees
Jan 10 Odd
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rxarsss s:;5s 's OF ns sss:
ncs wcrH II', Five Dollars re nnnum pay sGs IN s s
r. .: s ssss ;S S': S
t t: III Ii s 1a: s but at sp the "'''s'" ~
No ",S ,S. payment of nine papers, shall
h.'c'hs '"'" TERMS or scents: each continuance
:s s u.i'i' i no, shs' '"""
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Richmond; Firgin'

Drawing Of Grand Consolidated, Ne. ], for lS3I:
45 81 % 40 = - ,, 5 80 90
Drawing Of WrllShurg, No. |. extra. for lSjI:
5? % - II 40 G} 81 IL ij Is
Prizes are sold in every Lottery by l!OlT. Mes as
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December p

II OF FOR SALE-P0,chntnn Court Aomse-l ms
n Lot contains acres on which is comfortable
Dwelling House, with all the necessary out H1nses;
such as kitchens, dairy, smoke house LUMBER house.
&c; also Brick Store, with laIss I.aoe 1ranary'
49, If The IIouse and Store is central Immediately op-
nos;,c the Courthouse and Clerks Office. The object
RI selling this property is. the subscriber inten ds to
o,. io The West in March next lie will Offer this
roocriy for eslr, The highcs, bidder. at February
Cor, next, b.ing line first nday in February. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
Dec %. [70-wld.l SIMON Z. BLOCK.
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EB EMOVAI,.-The subscriber respectfully informs
EA his friends and the public, that he has removed to
the old Toll House, Immediately at the lower end Of the
Basin and directly fronting hrssrS: +; j. Ghrsae
slany on hand general and we'll selected assortment
of GROCERIES, which be will ut all times sci! as low
as they can be afforded in the market; trusting, by
close application business, and desire to please IN all
cases, To- share portion Ct the public patronage.
EDWD. POWELL.
r. B. Strict attention paid to the sale of all kinds of
produce and merchandise that may be consigned to me;
also to the receiving and forwarding goods 10 any part
of the State upon customary terms
ED. POWELL.
Doos,nbcr 81 G)-w6p
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Es<sX'E"S
Eur tGc .SETV yE.3Et

$4,000 Capital. TO do business with next year-aVrry
pretty little TO start with and easily made, only by
investing $40.
.Hoyr being made ugrp.sy ssfadame Fortune, for dis,
tributng hc5 iav"rs through the whole Southern and
Southwestern country presents 10 his numerous patrons
and The public. splendid scheme for January. ISL
Let your orders be in season. that all may be served BE
particular to address, d. ~. llOiT,
Richmond, FHginia.
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Fl, va, opens triiIi linn, = L,

fhs- Var opens Dr"r 1,Iars,
-. r;r PR" Fries ol One Thousand 4%:'rs '2 T
v,RGI INK sTATE LorTEkl CT. vLAS E ,S ST pur
adow"g the essanrs A raoSrs Va. saturday ia
i" q" S' ; 'S ioS05 d1% sa ?SS' x ?? e '
! u and - prizes of : 1000, 20 Of ouo' s % "
"''' Tickets $40, halves ., quarters 'O III,
La I
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NONCORD ACADEMY 1.-The exercises OF THIS In
q stilu,rn for The present year, will commence on
the 2Ah of Junuary and terminate on the 2h Of NoVcT-
her, The course Of instruction. which will embrace the
languages and sciences generally is designed to prepare
students for colleges and universities.
The price Of board for session Of FIVE months IN
GLIDING washing and fuel, will be S7 of tui'ion SD;
payable in advance I'LL H.
aided as heretofore by Mr.. f. w. Coleman. a. NJ, of
the University Of Virginia
Students coming from the North or from the SOUTH
can be conveyed into the immediate vicinity OF the De-
nrua,y, by means of the Richmond and Fredericksburg
ATWELL c. COLEMAN, President
.4ddrcss, Bowling Green, Caroline county
In 1I-2awlFl5
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5;;S2. SgsgEssTasEsa s.-e : y.
,5ro,s's Lc;seer s:y,. s,sss'e'
. \, 70 . y, the grand !

% . y, The grand Cap't'1 TIE VI
.,,i c c,Nl, sold Il, this Office c,n ,,r,s
addition to the ::y M items m s d"st os' '5' :"5
n { e , Ss sss S::; ~ cs:ss
fruun,c numbers cn'i'''u - s' DIXON.
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VXECUTOR'S SALE-WiIl be sold to the highest
e. bidder on Monday. the 18th day of January, 1884,
fair if not the next fair day, at the plantation called
Woods Farm, in Curles Neck, Henrco county belong
ng to the estate Of VIM Allen, dec about 9oo barrels
of Corn, with number of prime Mules qnant''y Oh
fodder, shucks plantation utensils. &c.
Also-on Thursday, the 18th January, ST, al the
plantation called Mill, in James City County,
from four FIVE hundred barrels Corn, portion OF le
stock of Cattle, Mules Sheep and Hogs, farming uten
sis, &c.
Trrms-For all sums under S25 cash; for that amount
and upwards credit Of nine months will be gwen, on
The purchasers executing bonds with approved security,
GRIFFIN ORGAN.
Executor Of HUliam allan, dec d.
1 74-tl7J
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ATOTICE-1hc President and Directors Of the
lT Brook Turnpike Company have declared div.
dend of three per cent for the last six months payable
10 the Stockholders on the 18th instant, at the compiling
room Of Workman, McGrudrr 4 Co.
JN0. Fl. EUSTACE. Sccrctary
Ian II Ib-N
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RTOTICE.-All persons having claims against the es.
q tate of Mrs EuPnASr. CIAlBoRSE, are requested 10
bring them forward without delay, properly authenticate
cd that the same may be settled as an anxious 10
close nv administration upon said estate.
CORBIN BRAXTON, .9dm'r.
Dec 81 H-w4"
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10 HAMMOCK AChDEMI.IE institution VIII open on
" 18th day Of January under the ,u'crIHt' "'n'r {" NJ
Chi;IrS Lewis rIincp,l aided hy competent an! rf'r
The long OF Mr. Lewis IN hc 81
his hc tlk- ""ll att"SirG bs III, "
service in the Inu;o afford au ai1p" pledge &" "c fil
Of those hu De committed: 10 lis
The Of Instruction will embrace all tr branches OF good
En.i ,r,iuu rrp:acay Natural Philosophy tie Theory and
Practices Of Surveying, Mathematics, aud tbs Latin, Grk ana
FI"u"! languages. m.
The Whole expense this lrSulion inmi": Beard, !mi"n,
Washing. St. exception OF Ed i;cin and +
Bedding, Ifiui>h, lie clh5:c viii u" 50
Il bored. that enlightened csrr If the Principal The
hala.>S Of md The ":n"tn:" u. :nn! Library;
viii SEIZURE 20 the Institution oil that liberal par
cnioyr: b, II for several yrar< past
Letters addressed the Pfincpil AZ Nill5oro Cnnnc county,
till 18Th OF rrnbcr aa after that tin" 10 the k'hanror6
Academy The President, 81 Port Royal VIII receive o a.
,c,;;on JOHN n. BERNARD,
P,csidchi IF EOard If irUs,r'S.
.rl-U
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duACil MAkING.lhe suh-crhcrS, having cr"" ihf:H
house, directly the spot where Charlie! B. thair'S h"p
yas burnt, are now rrpa. hinucrs,
nssrs G.s Sukrs uf Harness OF description nmd price,
They have selected their hands principally from The Northern crs,
md have rcn rn! to employ none but very best every
branch their business. have been ptocurrd by
Northern markets, which NH "ra-
bic them furnish Disposed ''m
they be supplied elsewhere" kind OF repairing '"'s
h ncan"s s;ulcI Wcw nil times krcpn large stock
of materials in Inc, wN will sell small !ra"ccs T.
c. rlappcli Cumberland, Prince Edward, and Charlotte
Courts aud will al orders which c entrusted /" him
t.. l.. l. X. G.. CllArFEi.l.
=. g. We would take h r. hoy asaprcncrs 10 III" "'ave
IA iesS from II TO Is years old. C. be & Il: u. I.
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EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
NA7ILI. be sold on Monday the 9Th day OF the pre-.
w sent month, (JanuaryD at The late residence nl
Byrd George deed on Church HILL all his huuseh"d
and kitchen Furniture, together with Il good riding
Horse one good mich Cow, single Char, about 4uo
BIS Of old Bacon much Pork. and small lot OF inch
plank garden railing wood and coal.
And on Monday, the 10th day CT the same month,
Uanuary will he sold al his plantation in the county 4"
New Kent all the farming utensils, u every description
together with the stock of horses cattle sheep, hogs
and lot Of pork-a5out $50 barrels OF corn, large
quantity of blade and top fodder shucks, sea and seed
oats hay cat and wheat s,raw-also, thrcshng ma
chine nearly new fan mills, crop OF collon, spinning
wheels, Nc, &c. "
Alrr the above sale, will be hired out publicly nine
MEN and three womrn with their children.
Also. on Thursday the 10th day Of the same month,
iIanualy) will be sold on his farm, or miles below
town. all the farming utensils Of every description, stock
of horses mules cattle and hogs, about l'0 barrels OF
corn blade and Top fodder shucks, &c Also, large
quantity of inch plank aud scanling, with lot "t PRIME
oornS plank already dressed 10 lay down. about 2oo0
lbs of pork, and lot of good bricks.
Will be hired publicly, after the above sale two CID
negro men and three women, with their children.
For all sums Cat each sae) under $50, cash; all sums
Of 500 and over, nine months cIcdit-Bonds with ap-
proved security will be required in every instance. be-
'''' '''e P''r>'' '"'> JOHN GEORGE,
MILES GEORGE,
WM. o. GEORGE,
Executors cf Byrd George, deceased.
ian 2 12-2awtds
II The Negroes advertised TO be hired out at the
above sales will be allowed to 90 to the Coal pits,
Rail. Ro2d or Canal. By THE EXECUTORS.
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JOHN GEORGE,
MILES GEORGE,

Trustees sale Of extremely ralua6lc Property
EBURSUANr to powers vested in me as surviving
Trustee Tor purposes expressed in the deed, shall
expose to sale, on MONDAY 23d Of the present month
at public auction on the premises all the Estate, real
and PERSONAL Of the late Captain VIM Finney OF Pow
haan.
The estate on which lie died is among the best if not
the best highland estate in Virginia, containing eight
hundred acres aud improved 10 the highest point OF
modern excellence in tire urt heing perhaps The farm IN
the whole State Of Virginia, which would be selected as
that on which improvement had effected The most not
only in respect to the land ITSELF but tie arrangements
of every kind The plantation machinery Of every dcs'
cliption from Cris mill down TO The cat cutting IN
GLIDING Saw mill and Tlreshing machine is moved by
water power. The dwelling house and all aPpnrtenant
buildings in good order, taste and condition. ana or
neinhbOhood comfort and elegance, afford one ot The
mnsl desirable residences in the Commonwealth.
The Negroes all Of whom will be sold al the same
time if not the most valuable in Virginia, are certainly
inferior TO none in the State having been selected trained
and educated with Tie we'll known and Judgment
Of Captain Fnncy. Among them are coal PIT hands OF
particular skill and experience, and The oHhcrS are re-
commended TO those engaged in The coal business as CT
Tin. best knowledge and character in their craft. The
coicrs of Eastern Virginia are especially invited to at
tend The sale. There BacksnithS, House servants,
&C. all of the highest order of merit in their respective
stations MS those well know who were acquainted with
the late Captain F'nney.
The subscriber deems it unnecessary 10 enter into fur
Their Details Every thing, Land, Negroes, Crops Stock,
and Farming utensils will be sold, and every thing is IN
its kind such might be expected from manager SO
superior the late proprietor.
farms Of ule--Fvr the Land one third cash. The hal
ance in one and two years. bearing interest from the date,
with GOOD security and Deed Of Trust on the property
Personal Estate Of every description sold for cash
References may be made to Beverly Randolph, ana
Edward Scott Powha,an; Ric.d. Sampson, Goochland;
Mr. Jones on the PREMISES or the s 1niY 2 az D'a'S
Heath JUN lE!u,
surriring Trustee, for Mrs Finney and oh"afr"'
Jan. '4-tos
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More sp'cndid Pixies al Hoys.
ViEGlsafa state Hesatery, 20. 4,
To be dr0TH 2lSt JaHHa'y, Il:

MAGXiFICEHT CAPITALS:
$4,000. I0.WI0 GGnO, 3.Iin 3nGO: $500 1000. 30
prizes al 0GO each, ;S3OGHD, &c Nc IN a.! amount
ing to S..cG.l S0-ncarly half million of money.
package of whole tickets will be forwarded Tor SID
n certificate Of do. for $l}u; package Of halves, $ll3;
certificate oc do. So; package of qnarers 50 81; GER
licaie Of do, 50! j1-SngIe tickets only so. halves
5, quarters , 80
Tickets III all Lotteries for sale by the package or single
ticket. by the hll-lucky ilCl l.,
At the VIRGINIA Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle. who has and is nnw selling mole Capital
PrzrS than any other vendrr in tic known world.
n. B. Orders in all cas,s strictly confidential.
IL Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by hIa otherwise: enclosing cash or PIze
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail, with the prompt attention as personal aPP'
cation and the result given ("hcn rcqGested) imnlcdI-
atcly after the drawng-if addressed TO
Dec. % lGl-2a~iij ID. NJ. non
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~, rAiio ,; subscriber has employed Miss
cypress "i Her SS sa for the present year, pre-
,9%Haian county, on The oh Of January and close
,,s l3 Gay OF Drecmber allowing vacation from
W, u;S scoS! will he taught orlhography, Reading,
Compaa A'''Ilcnc, Geography, Grammar, Rhetoric,
, S'Hs Of board, including candles lodsins &c syoo
ar'S 10 s2o-rhc subscriber can acconmods,e Twelve
.'een young ladies with board-Board and ,ui,;on
ICES half payable in advance. ''1'U 1"u '''''"
-Hopkinsvic, Jan. IL, 1886. 7G-paw3w
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yivcissIa state f4OgacFs, -NW' y
~ D., b,r,f Of t PtfcrJnrg Ee"frocNt .7SSGf'a.:0"'
10, az ,,yr a, AlrxAn:ra. Saturday. Jan -, 1887.
u E;ct ard Sp'n"id 81. Ssh, nmn ! o O. g, ooo
Nas Grand Capita! Ptze OF S5n0CV o. 'I IN "
-,,';n s;Mpo. SlnU0 So 900, $2Nl. - Ooo, ~ OF
in = 81 GO. ~ u 500. - Of 400, 80 OF 3Oo, % OF
Tickets So Shares in proportion
10 DC "1"' 80 C. w. DlNON'S.
y. B.-Ccr,itcac$ Of packages III any oil 'he ABOVE
,,,.,,. vii h., So on terms as accommodating as
those of any ether vcn'"r in the city.
J;cksis and shares the above splendid LOTTERIES
ma, be had. as usual III every variety. at the Lottery
ma, I1::, ~, :""' GEOW DIXON,
Opposite The Eagle Hotel.
>, 1T-St
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ENFORMATION WANrED-Of Baker I0Hy, who
left Richmond State of Virginia. in 1889, and was
heard Of in jacksonville, Morgan county, Missouri Ito
November 1899, where he preparing 10 visit Next
CO with company of traders. since which time he has
not been heard from Any information respecting him
would be gladly received by his brother BENZ W. roly
in Rchmnnd City, Va and numerous other relations
The Editors of Papers in Missouri, Mississippi, Flo
rida and Texas will confer great favor on his relations
by inserting the above ., o,
Jan. 10. |o-"l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

"a IOChHOLDERS Of the Midlothian Goa; Mining
Al are hereby notified that their next Annu.
N,,,is,' ' win oe held at the Columbian Hotel, on
Jan In "'' tue 10Th inst. +. J. SMITH,
lfo-ldI Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

va OTICE-'The subscriber, living about three miles
s from powhaan Courthouse, is prepared 10 execute
~ kinds Of Blacksmith work with neatness and dis
p1ch He is also prepared to make Rifles and SHOT
guns and TO all repairs necessary IN ,hat hne OF ous
n.S-A steady ycn,h between II and 10 years of aye
would be taken US an apprentice, ii early ap?camn be
.,,is MARTIN TUCKER.
rowhatan CO. Jan. C. 1857. H-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-14

ETOR SALE, OR EENr-Tlr FOuslrr GrlSl Mill,
situated on the James river, be Rutherford $
Mil and the l.ocks-Arpy immediately at this O!iice,
for terms. I13-lf Jan