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The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
INDIAN SUMMER.

The New Fork Gazette says, that bis term, as now used, exees sensations and emotions very different from those originally caused by the phrase in the breasts of our leretahers The following IS the deriya ton of th,s term according to he Gazette.
 C Soon afer the first settlement Of New England by the whites il IS well known that ihe hardy pilrrms were constantly harassed by the natives, as to be compelled to attend to ther daily occupations with by their sides, within their reaeh and during the protracted wars with the celebrated King Phillip, of Mount Hope, the only perlods of 5s curty and fepose were in the depth of winter, when the severity of the weather compelled their active foes retire their strong holds in the forests N. were the settlers entirely free from apprehension on ;hess occasions, for they that the recurrence of three or four warm days would brng their savage ene- mics upon them, wlth attempt to surprise and cut them of in the midst of their ancied security The ap- pearance of mild weather in mid winter, therefore calculated 10 inspire ancestors with any thing but pleasnsable sensations. Many the scenes of blood- shed and horror which these otherwise delightful iner regnums of the intense severity of winter have occa- soned therefore caiied i1v tie hartassed snd care settlers siadiaa SaameYs.io
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

i.y'ng is said 10 have received 700 pounds from tho London publishers for his last entertaining work on Astoria. The first English edition was sold in day.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

Mr. Souhafd has one quality of physician. His speeches always purge the Senate Chamber of a ma Jorty of the members. = Southern Argas.
 hats paying very neat compliment 10 the mailer o which inc Van Baren majority of the Senate is com posed.-b.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

fellow lately taken up ai Bath for having de- yoused hard upon 100 oysters from poor woman whs had offered to give hn for small sasa as many as he could eat.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

ae earn from gentleman direct from Norfolk, that the Bay IS frozen fast by ice that Saafo fso cannot embark from thence in the U s. schooner Pioneer as vas intended but will come to New York and proceed home from this place.-ih.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

''The banks of only two States in the Unon present. ed satisfactory accounts of their condition al the close of 1886. kentucky and Indiana have thus far kepi within bounds and adhered the legitimate rules and principles of banking Their banks have much larger quaatty of specie in proportion to their circua-
 ton than is possessed by the banks of any of the other Staes "L Lotisuillc .9dueriiser.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

H'iseonsia.--Tso banks have been incorporated in this Territory, one at Milwaukee,, he other Du- buque.
 The editor of the Belmont Gazette estimates the population Of a territory at 2s,0oo. Being question: ed as to the probable time when the Population of the Territory will justify her admission into tie Union he says:
 $ The Territory of Wisconsin canno. bo admitted into the Union al present organized. When the Northwestern Territory was ceded to the General Government by Virginia clause was inserted reoui ring that fl shord be formed into not less ta,s two States nor more than live. Four have already been erected consequently that part of the territory east of the Mississippi must be formed into State by itself It is expected that both sides will be adtted a inc same time; but how soon that will be- hard to sove in our opnlon, i've yeafs will give 10 both sufficient popuation.p
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

Tho bill to prohibit the carrying of drI pistols, or other deadly weapons, rejected in the Maryland House Of Delegates by vote of 5l to ls.-Lou. Jour.
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

We rather like that. The country has been daily told for the last hree years by the Globe and all the other administration presses, that the Van Buren par y we're the exclusive guardians of the metallic cuuen- ey, and that the great object of the Wings, wherever they had the power, to drive gold and silver from circulation and to nuudate the land with paper by oVerbankng, and yet the Louisville Advertiser now acknowledges that Kentucky and Indiana, the most thoroughly Whig States in the Union, are the oalg States that have conducted lher banking operations
 pon wise, prudent, aud satisfactory principles Does not such an acknowledgment shew, that Wings only are to be trusted with he management of banking ai- iaIFs Loa. Jo,raa!
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10
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ATpoaNEY AT LAWS BESIDES at Little Rock, and will atend punctuall a to all business entrusted to his care, in the Creui Court of the county Pulaski and the Superior Court sthe State.
 Little Rock August Seth, l836-2
The Arkansas advocate., 1837-03-10

The Natchcz Courier says, that 25o. .oo0 slaves were carried into Mississippi. Alabama, ouis;ana, and Arkaasax dpFing ths Iast year
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

VII iI.! s?=s !?l white altylss ~

For tie hcrr of the .Hrs5TrG Nch'"mv C!as: No. .,
To be Grn,cn nj .Nctnni"in, !n.. tb i, 1881.
EirA o"d Srirrdid (npi:ni*'
$4,000 E>ItNHj. Slh.Am 3nhi. 2!iSO. l0A OF ESQ
~ of :Inn, ~ Of ;}ii!. - ri :!Nn, Ne. Sc.
4 pachaac Of wEo" tickets in ths I.'i'rry will be
Ir "act"d fer !&i. certificates of do $llD. package
al! halves $ll5. certificate of do so: package CT
quarters, 81 81. certificate If do SO
Single wholcs $40. halves 81 quarters 8! 30
Tickets il i l''tr" for sale by the package ge
ticket, by the aii-iucky HOTT,
Al The Virginia Lottery Office. directly under the sign
Of the Fade. who has aud is selling Capital
Prizes than any other vrnder in the knn"m world.
n T. Orders in all cases strictly confidential.
II Orders for Tickets from any part ii the United
States by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash pllZc
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mail. with the prompt attention rs personal appli-
cat.un and the result given (wl"n reGnestrd) nncdi
a,r!y after the drawrg---if addressed TO
Jan. a. G77-2twlft d. NJ HOYT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

Ty Capitalists, manufacturers nnd .HH- HrtphS
YHyiiE Subscriber has purchased that valuable Mill
Is site and water power. near Shrthcld; Newton
county Grorgia-aley owned by Rees Lynn. It's one
of the mos, valuable water powers in tic Southern States
having fail of thirty feet, in neveriang stream OF
water in very healthy and ropulous country There
are in operation the premises, good G!lst mill ana
Saw mill and sufficient water power 20 justify the cree
tioa of large Merchant Flour mill, another Saw mill,
and an extensive Cotton Manufactory and OIL mill LA.
br and provisions cheap in the neighbo!hood AID
sufficient grain is grown within carng distance OF the
place for tie supply Of the Merchant mill contemplated
to be erected And full supply Of pine timber belong
inr to the premises in mile of the MILL to last the
Saw mill 90 years, and lumber in great demand am
DESTROYS of procuring some person or persons VINO can
contribute capital in Money mechanical irbor TO JON
me in erection of additional mills and an extensive Got
ton Manuecovy as soon as possible, and will make
an advantageous arrangement for that purpose, and VIII
DISPOSE Of share shares Of Tie property 70 SUCH
pcrsou or persons Practical mill-wrg hls and lnacEl-
ns,s are wanted TO such works-Add'ess the SUBJ
scrjhcr bv duplicates 10 Sheffield, Newton county Gcor'
gia aud Macon, Georgia Willis al Wv.
S The subscriber will give immediate employment
and rood wages to a competent iwr'gh one capable
of erecting set of Merchant mills
Reference or more satisfactory in!omaliono George
,,;, hI.,cban, New York W..
-, 10 1G-sr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

sp6sSs DOLLARS: EEN hR-i;#H rm III. u'prii.r i"
~. Charlotte Court house, Virginia, n'oGt the i ~ im-
last name" ROBIN, uiour thirty years a." i" Il
with broad fore rcth vita irGll space 'wr
eight inches high. and ca. huii.
uf Mr. William Beach. Edward. lie
I ~. mGh:."
80 Stl'c-lhnT.h il:uk nu"ir. Il" Will
"i James River. he h'ra rrur"y
HAT viii The r"arl Il l." il
n;i. state. twenty-five dollars. II .ncm aGd CVi@rl
il .Uy i. ia the state, =" that get him a@nia
TliuHA: C.iGDWrI.!.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
Drawnr cf Gtand Cnn.nI,!n,cd. No. !. Ex.ra. LEI.

Drawing nf Grand Consolidated, No !. Extra. Isl.
] o. j. ; } 81 = 81 - - -
Drawing Of Va. ijnI"ugaIia. "" !, i"r ~.
~ i - L.; ii j! - - 90 =
Driving o! Grand Consolidated, NJ. :
81 ~ IN e. 81 > % 81 II
Drawing Of Richmond Academy. No. !, for Ic37.
u 10 II y - ~ - = =;
) - in Granh Consolidated =, 81 Gao
i; - -, il Wheeling J., :in0
~ q 3D. III Richmond ], 2;'D
i 81 -, do |: 2U9
Tie above ali sold, and viii be paid hy ioyr to WHOM,
be particular To address yaur orders.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
Marion House, Eichmcn.i. $rT,.9

& MES iVNi:TDN DrGpcr aEd iiicr: oilm.:r H." n"%
Mr-rs. f. J. = Jari", Co.. nui Charles Ei
has received tbs Morrill, suppl, Of rN""in and E"h!c
i'u!! AM Ni'u" lie "iil nhk"ii'n uTi0 cf
lyle winch b." atirTS himself c"Gno. G /" p"",c lie IA
vits tbs "%auirmnrn q: h did patrons aud ia" public
III. liberal viii rt: with rl"E"i"rr
H.! thiiii r r 'n"n hr h met ~. "n "'i
best deserve continuance nj II. lie would :hIn
rici! til" call II" the public" confident that better ar!un"rimr"
world NAL" them "i'rr Iirndr. All l.: ASKS j. m " '!c
constantly aG, SccicI resentment Of 'Gs, "
*: Cloves al Hosiery U first u atty and of Ic.cri-
i;ni. i!ri, h" oilers Gentlemen lnw lii:r.
3D. l.. j. Tor the T"iinrs' Ma;a2!I2, p;b il New
N"'k, by !. =. Williams g Co.
NnNriul.rt L.--w.w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

% AiiANErCk ACADEMY In- ir-.G.
80 ljh day OF I,,us rn ii' superintendent u: III.
tI;l.s - lr;+ I.racf"i "LIr ~ "ut and H.-:'
.,a.ni.. Tt lans Il Mr. Lr" HI ia,'iu al
I The ;3aE "rii aiiS'"; by HI for
81" lL,luO, 'tJE amiir ~" 90 ~" E':.l
.3 gvamc.mr,' q" ,mjr who ~ committed - lis
Er.i I.;url:,n %i'u F"'S"v The fhr"rs a:'l
pc,ic" o surveying: l"mi:c- All e lat:n, i're% a'i
Ff"I"! L.nsrag"s
TIC Nprr-r Til. lnm.i'n in"n'ins E'a! tuition,
* I.;n. 60 rAc~;iina ui l. a. i:Un. :m! L % Swi
.i2l; ID c.g, f;uui"ct, Tie claf." wl! -
Il hnrcI, the rn:ht: ne! cAr'rcr Of c Pfrrti tho
hnalihne-s q" and the ndvani;:" OF 200" i1at,
nil The Institution coaIauanc: a! that lcr patronage
cGI":cl l.: !! ioT several y"arS past
l. lcS fUn".p l. n NiII"hurO .iHcnEr ruT1;r,
ii~ i"'i that The Z ,.n
tca'ioa. join u. El.EA Ahh'
Prrs:!,"i i Eo.:a II 7r":;'SS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

"a Office Tie subscriLcr living about three miles
IS from o~fa:un Courthouse, is prepared execute
all kinds of Backsith's work with and dis
PATCH lie is also prepared TO make Rifles and Shot
guns and do all repairs necessary in that line of bust
mesa steady youth, between IA and Is years Of ago.
would be ,aa';i apprentice if carly application be
ml!c.> MARTIN TUCKER.
irwhatan co, .au. d. 1871. T1-2t
s. ENRl-Thr distinguished competitor Of Eclipse,
81 g and sire of Alice Grey P's Boy and Others will
stand the ensuing season, al Laurel Grove Hanover
cGunly Virginia, about nine miles north OF Richmond
The AecharicSrle tuTnpke where the best care will
be taken OF all that may be sent i!n-1erms
Of covering, $50 the seasun, and 35 to insure payable
when The is taken away. found to be in lnal
Janll LII-uJ JOHN 5. CORblN.
z EiSSOLUTlUN OF PARTNERSIlp.-Tle part.
- nership heretofore existing between the subsrT
beers, The James River and kanawha Ca
nal, under the firm of Ll.rj"hn, itotne,t n Co" is this
day dEk!ved by mutual consent. All persons having
claims h,a":l that irn will fease p7cscn, them To j. e.
Kr3inr!!, who will promptly pay them, and by whom
aorr The tGtil srci.un uf said canal will in future be
carried pn--,,v-- JOHN LirTLEJOTN.
Co. JOSIAH G. ROBlNETT,
Z. .. LITELEjOiiN.
Jan II 17-2;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

fIfiiE Subscribers have formed connection for HE
& purpose IF ransuctng general Commission l;u.
sirrss. nader the firm Of Wintrre, Williamson n Co,
in the city Of Richmond and Rfanch. Wiuirre IL Go
in r of Petersburg They will purchase and sci!
ali kinds oil country produce and hope. from their
rI,.mur 1"vp.,'" "mu Cotton t-la united with
strict attention to business, they will receive si~ oi
public patronage.
> charges paid produce c"nsi- ncd 10 their carr,
and reasonable advances made when required
SAMUEL WINFREE,
70. G. WlLlIANSON,
TllOS. BRANCH.
nrnI l.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

SHARK, the great Northern Champion, Will make
~ his next and last season in Virginia, at my house
agan, and will be let brtnrr at so the sea.
SON class of five mares will be taken at $50 each
to be paid in the One dollar 10 The g7""in ne
pedqrccs of American Eclipse, Lady Lghlt"ot and their
prorrui,nrs arc so we'll known 10y the breeders c tic
race horse, as require no further comment Eclipse
has sold over and again. at very advanced age or
SlA G0O-Lady Lighfont has produced upwards OF :S'o
0DOand Shark himself has sold for $1,000. These arc
facts that prove upon the their vast superiority
Pas,,rare and feed 70. mares usual No resPonsIb-
tv fo- accidents The season will expire the 1s day
or rrIr JOHN E. GOODE.
Jan7 7l-uaHy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

Sill. <urrIIrrS hivIn. hru vS luct" nnrr the
firm ~ tE"r"H NIMun, ryCIsIv' ur IL" "'"S" ui 'tr-
The Dry nlS "nCnl" I"'! ;'Ii ha':
iaNn the house formerly urrucdhy VIM iar" Is IL, nE Ioc
recently y Jri#Hg, DiIu to- where :iry Will few days
i%'!r fa"ry
t"n!, which, Hvn. cr sci, ed carefully am purchased Ia" rah,
rhoy Zee. assured hall :r abb! si f!v"Tah'c
Tie by krrp:u: artIc" that
m rallied of Iry she r.iG :ml- n 81! mcS "Ih
ir pleasure and bny un'.| i"y
perfectly suited. ihrg n": h"a-ci:c. that the" "li least
induce mrrhrmt$ ar dealers Gra! aud" AaEc 'rir
,r.rk before they ,uy,;Y themselves. TI!US. tHHI,
e. II. NIMAii.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

ATOTlCE.-AH persons having clnims against the cs-
Ia tale Of Mrs ErrnayA CIA!aoHSE are requested 10
bring them forward without delay property authrn'lcat'
ed that the same may be settled, as am ahxious TO
close nv administration upon said estate
CORBlN BRAXTON, 7dm'r.
r., 81 1l-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

a CARBIDE. e. u. HARRIS. Dentist, has taken
"a rooms opposite The Merchants Coffee House, ono
Square above the E,ge intrl, where he will be happy
to receive the visits Of his friends and all those VII"
either roE1 tho loss decay Of their teeth, may be
pleased to E,rrr him with their confidence and patronage
Refer to Rev Mr. Smith, Rev. W. +. LIE, Rev. Mr.
Wuo!!r!Gne Rev. Mr.. Plummcr DFs.J. BrDckrnbrrug!,
r. W tlaxall Ct. Watson: r. 5. Bohannan, Jas. Bea!e,
Thomas Johnson, Gen. g. Pry'pn.
Dec : C2-2awtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

sv,l'iEER rdalshsd twice r'e:S' SeneEaii!' anu
- me r.s nrn- session of the state l'csis'tte|
tr ,.,..-. Five Dollars acrG:n, payable IN nd-
!.i: ,,,rcsrS specie paying aaaAs te"yj VII! ne r.:
49, '" NH sns'I";se ns Ih hr ,Se m:.ss
,.inr ~ " h. discontinued. but at the discretion {" inc
q l"i'! 81" Inc ,iymca; Of nine papers, shall
a." ;Ac tcniH .,rrRHS OF ADVERTISING.
49,. ;..; Insertion, :.,ccnis; each continuance
- "ar ..<.nca, !nsrrci, :'t ha' s'h"' h''" - !"
g Its '. ,r...,n - thiS civ y! rs "hNlrSu-.
-r-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

MTOTICE-'Ihc President and Directors Of the
Brook Turnpike Company have declared d'vl'
end of three per cent for the last six months payable
to the Stockholders the 13t! Instant at The compiling
room Of Worlam McGrndcr Il Co
JNO. II. EUSTACE. Secretary.
H., 10 1G-3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

NTUEEi#TuiYN BOARDING; sCiluui..-Ti.is Institution
= r,nuan"c, about nrrh Of mil. hri"w the
lna.a. borough n N"Tro"n, tie RIDGE Road tGainr
l.; miles from Philadelphia.
TIE retired AID healthy. commanding q IL" :n"
III, irw t!c SCIuyiAI,L
,,anr.c with the Seminar ricannt'r -a
lei land To- 81 thc rHi!S " he
i rs um! will al!0.". 10 leave tbs
c:I principal Tic pupils will be p"nn;rG 10 make
rcg wii either lhr p1c;p# OF the trarr
f al wiiGrruc every at alto" |" la" h!ai
r"r. p!mcrd under hi The
thorough tie discipline parental in IL ""h
effort will Jc spared 20 render the institution worthy o til" c""h-
tc,cr a.I :u'r Of the community.
Instruction will he carefully g,ra oil tic ""nr"H Foolish
ranchcsu Geography with the ii Gnr ii" T"icra Of
MAJ, the Mathematics G"s French
languages ana also in MinrraI", Botany Natural Philosophy! and
CHEMISTRY. =. -.
raj p;lo.oo.y aud Chemistry will given, wh wi" ~ illustrated
y a2prnp experiments which purpose the school Is pros icd
with the requisite apparatus: 49, :,
C. MnGil7; 10 will also during the floral gvrG "i
Lectures Botany. M NJ =f'na'" ,;n he nI'c:E" OF
uc witZ) time member ui "lrn"r.s lm>;i'"nn
m ,s ST. ar his prGrijcei hnow ledge o. teaching cmiIr@ty
ila,iiai . he useful iii literary t.lia'Ion
TEEHS.
I4.rIinr ioat1. washing, n.cnIin:, fuel, lights
an 'urim in ''s f'a;;<h branches :, 9!"' Pr' "h"i'''
For the ui,ovc with the Languages aad M@thc-
mntics, $40 GU ~
N cxa charges Will he made excepting Sol class looks an! s"
r,aty which will poaIy he from :rr "tcH dollars an"Gn
rna!- 'aal" ia the TI'"'y "T,!;; NE 'ntn'
REFERE.SUES.
arrA-r Pl.-Mr. Sata. w.o", Mr. E"; iin"i'l Mr. Jas
uovcn, Rev. Root Adi jas NJ rh"ls '., '"h H. !'ua-
- t,rrr. lirr;on ra.-JcnaIhan Roberts, ESQ.
rt:iIrkrr. Pa.-Dr. Stout.
Srurgo-r Pa.-Alr. Daniel Iarohy.
SIe lone P,.-"a. SamI ID. Insham, Rich D. Co'son NJ d.
Haorcnsh, Fn-Na T. Bocau, Esq, Geo. H. Fa"iIns Isq,
e. cuyIcr, D. D., Alex. Henry ESQ., Am'roe
White, Esi.. Nat Chapman, NJ d. Nathan Potts i.'l
IN" Il 20--w l2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

CTOCKliOLDERS of the Midlothian Coat Hllnrg
e Company hereby notified, that their next hhnu'
al Ncciinu will be held at the Columbian Hotel, on
NnnLov nryt the l(;.h inst I. ]. SMITH,
n, IN T15-tG1 SccrLiarY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

oR Sale at the Sichnl"na EnguIre5 Once J Ta
INK (.arranad1 ct fair. moderate prices
IL n constant supply Kept on hand 10 SAT- u: seasons,
end erery dposiica sholrn to obgs distant Printers
IulY !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

ENDUCATlON.-1h subscriber has cInpioycd Miss
"a ELIZA =. CurHcliIl for the present year. pre-"
cr;,!ess. Tier School will commence at ll"lhInsvl!'e,
Posha,an county, the 9Th If January, and close
the Ssh da, o: December; allowing vacation from
the 18Th day Of June to The l5th day Of July
In this sc!on will be taught Or,hography, Reading,
Writing Arithmetic, Geography, Grammar, Rhetoric,
Composi;inn History. Philosophy and Chemistry
Terms Of board including candies. lodging, &C. Sl0O:
tuition S2)--Ihe subscriber can Accommodate twelve
or fifteen young ladies with board-Board and tuition
fees hall payable in advance
Ian, - .,,v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

PElAil.
FHSllS renowned Racer and Stallion, now IN the way
e from Liverpool. will, (ii safely andedD make lbs
next season. Spring 1857 al my stables in lenrico coun-
tv and be let to limited number Of mares.
- 70. c. WILLIAMSON.
Dec %. bf-W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
! ()JIISA RAILROAD COMPANY.

TNird fourth, .tFh and ss1N lMSl"7"r"tS. -,
II mcc,inu of The President and Directors of the
"A Louisa Railroad Company, at to- IayloFsv''le on
Monday, the 2lst day of November, 1875 ,;.. p,u
road Company be- and they hereby required 10 pay
into the Farmers Bank of Virginia. twenty dollars per
share on each share of stock held by them in the sad
Company, in insalmcn,s as follows: i've a"iia:s per
Share on the Is day Of January next fire dollars rcr
shar on Tic ls day of February next; five dollars per
share on the LIST day of March next; and live dollars
per share on the Isl day of April next
BY order Of the Board, ,o,, <,,
NIB The instruments that have been called t"r, IN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
The ffar npcnS bri'I;nn,iy!

% Fifty lrrzrs OF Ore I'hnusand dollars each.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, CLASS No. l.
Endowing The Lrrsburg Academy nnd inr. other pnr.
poses. 10 be drawn M Alexandria, Va, Saturday. ia
nuary 81, 1857. Cari'as ..-.
Of S3O,0Ou, A0OO, G,ueO, $780, 5000, 25OA, 1890
and 81 prizes Of > COO ~ of 500, dc &c.
Tickets $40, halves 3, quarters 50.
Jan il 77-5t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
Di.Xosi's LOTTERY GEsSce,
RICHMOND. HIEGIsII.

Ticket No. II - -, the grand Capital Prize Of
SD, GGU, sold ut this office. SOD.
fnryS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17

KHR WILLIAMS, the English OcuiIst, may be
lFE tonnd the Eagle Hotel, where he will give his
opinion to ail Ladies and Gentlemen from ten 10 oar
ci,ck, without Zee. The poo! will be received and
treated gratis, without Surgca operation, every tl"y at
clock, {SundAys cXceprd,l at the Rev Mr. la 'p!s
second Baptist Church, accompanied b. certificate from
any Minister Of the Gospel.
IL, e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
Jan. 10

RICHMOND & FKEDERlCKSBUKG RAILROAD
h"nd nGariY C0mp'ctrd- UInitr arrangements
FE Tllt. lta road Is now IN from Richmond TO
& within mile of fredericksburg. The follow
Ii!g viii b" the arrangement during li,r Winter:
Al Washington, wien the navigation OF the Potomac
open, passengers will rest night board the steam.
hnn, which will leave 81 early hour in The mornnr
When the navigation Of The Potomac is cIusrd Stages
will d'plrt from Washington As soon as practicable
after the aErva! O.. the aii aud passcnrrrs ri rrrdrr.
ickshuIg, the will leave the termination Of the rail
road. and arrive IN iiichu!ord the same evening This
being The Main Southern Mail Line is regularly con.
nrctcd BY stages 10 Petersburg where passengers can
proceed The railway Biakcy and thence continue
in stages 10 the S,a.h: by way Of Raleigh, Fuyeue-
vile. Sc.
From Richmond, The cars with the mail and passen.
gers going North will Continue depart at in the
mGrnin. rull il shall be ascerianed ha, the pasSen.
gcTS leave al later ou7, while the navigation is
OPEN end reach Washington in time lo The AFTERNOON
train Of cal 10 Baltimore
Besides the regular mail line there will be in adi-
ton. weekly line between Richmond and Frc,c.
ricksburg. leaving Richmond Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday: a! = \. VI . aud reaching Fredericksburg 10
dinner. and lea wing FIrcrickS urT on Monday, Wed.
rcsday amd Friday, the arrive with the
mail from Richmond. which will he about quarter be-.
fore \. NJ. With view Of Masking this ri. weekly
lne pleasant one, TIC trade in wood and other heavy
articles between Richmond and Chic!a!in:limy will be
separated from it, and this description Of trade will BE-
accommodated by running cars for II at such iI"urS
tay snt the company and not interfere with the arrl
Charge for transportation from Richmond FrcdrI.
!chss'urg. : per pdSSrnG"r The Railroad Company
and the Stage and Steam boat COMPANY rrcrvc the
fare !,r cac! other To and ruH Richmond and Washing.
ton City Fare from Richmond 10 Washington. when
BE navigation Of the Potomac is practicable Tor steam.
beats, Oncludirg the transportation ay omnibus iii Wash.
iny,Gn.y 81 per passenger. Fare from Richmond t"
Washington, when lie navigation nv steam Is Oh The
Pol"nsac is impract!cahle, $40 per passenger.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-17
IIonkinsvillc Jan IL 1886, IG-2aW:sw

EXAMINERS BANK OF VlRGINlA.-A dividend
Of four per cent, out Of the profits of the Bank fur
;Ec last half year las been declared by the Board Of Di
rcc,ots payable ate! The 18th inst
JOHN G. BLAIR, CG>hicr.
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