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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

The New York Chamber Of Commerce has passed.
the following resolution presented by committee
appointed for the consideration of the subject
Resolved, Tha, dealers in English Exchange be
recommended to buy sell and quote the pound ste'-
ling in Federal money"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

The Louisa Rail Road is completed To Louisa
Court House. The Locomotive and train went all
the way on Tuesday 25th uh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Evans Cha monjlc Pills.

"A . FRESH SUPPLY just received and for
n sale at 4-6 per box, by
d. Il. LYMAN Agent.
August % un
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10

For the benefit OF the Richmond Academy,
CLASS, No. /, FOR 1889,
To be drawn at Alexandra OIL Saturday January
l2th, 1889. O. The dra,oing wiN be rtceired
al his Qfce on Tuesday the l5h day January,
1899, at o'clock, Il. VI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
FOR RENT,

'INilE house on Federal Hill, u,>. residence
Tor several gears past occupied by the late
ratr'ck H. Cabe MICAJAll DAVIS, Jr.
Nov. C 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
LabOurers Wanted.

WILL GIVE hse,al hire for a few able bode,
NEnkoES Tor year is39.-I wish also TO hr.
some BUYS, say from l2to is years old.
JAMES DOLAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Ds'O OEE.V GOORS.
Second supply.
Dec. 18Th. lr31-

Dee 18TH 1857.
EXPECTED, this day. a fresh SUNNY ors,,,o
~ and double width fard Cloths, Merinoes
Lady's SILK Velvet. Sheeiings. Laces &c. DC: ali
which will be sold very low.
BURTON x ROBES
TO FIR NEEYS.
we Particularly invite the attention Of Farmers
~ ''e ABOVE as also TO heavy stock Of Blankets
Negroes Shoes. &c. which we are DISPOSED TO sell
'"p.u"iy 10" BURTON IL ROBES.
80 - ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
TO E,TR.pyER&.
blankets for Boat Covering

p" NEhs oil boats are invited to call a,d buy
- superior article OF BLANKETS. at the s,o,.
J. PtRYlS q DUFFEL,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-01-10
Handsome Scheme,

Together with many of SSo-S50&c. &c.
Whole tickets only S3-llayes 81 so
For sale at
TALBOT'S OFFICE
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Lottery Draws EO-NA,rrnu
Norfolk Mechanics Lon.

ENTKA CLASS, No. I, ron 1850
To be drawn at Richmond on Tuesday January b.,
1889. u The dra wing will be rec civ ed at this
office Oh Thursday the 10Th inst. at 9 O'Clock,
y. NJ.
o. Whole tickets only S3tlt
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The louise then adj joutned.
UNITED STATES SENATE.

UNITED STATES SENATE.
Mr.. RlNES'S resolu ton offered yesterday, came
up on its second reading, and The mover took
gains him-to icview the report of the Secretary of
the Treasury in answer to his last resolution calling
for Information, and still further to argue the
ne ction between the Administration and the United
States Bank. The lltei subject made the Chief
oo!,rt his remarks.
MIN LES follow ed in reply, but in the midst OF
MS remains he Senate adj urned.
HoUSLoF REPRESEN NATIVES.
A motion was mile TO suspend the Rules Of the
House for the purpose Of taking nm the Resolution
Tor the appointment al Select committee to exam
inc into the Defac alton Of Sam, Of Swadwout
Mr.. MAY. ILL.,, made the moron TO suspend the
rules aud called for the yeas and nays which were
ordered. TlV vote stood Ayes 10l, N.es ss-not
two thirds So the rules ere not suspended
During the morning also motions were mads TO
suspend the rules for the consideration of bill for
the settlement Of line between the United States
and Texas.
Mr.. DRoMGOOLLE, of Va. reported bill for
carrying into effect the convention with the Repub-
lie Of Teas and for settling the boundary line be-
tween the United States and Texas. Read and re-
lerred to the Committee VI the Whole on the Stale
Of the Union.
Mr.. CUSHING, of Mass, reported a bill proyid-
ing for the protection Of the citizens of the United
states in The Territory Of Oregon and on the Colum-
bia river.
The bill was read, referred TO the Committee of
the Whole. and made the order of the day for TO-
morrow report written by Mr. Gushing accom-
panes The BILL OF which 10 900 copies ordered to
be printed.
A bill Ton the relief of the widow Of General b Town
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-07-13
MEXlQuE.

On a bien vouIn nous donner communi.
cation dc divers documens relatifs aux af.
faires interieures du Mexique. Sans etre
tres rkcents. ces documents ant une nssez
grande rortee pour meriter d'etre publies
en- substance.
LIE plus saillan', sans contre dit, est n
proclamation dn president Bustsmen,e par
~laquelle I'll declare que Santa Anna me-
rite autant par ses services passes que
par ses services actuels la reconnaissance
de la nation Mexicaines engageant en-
meme temps tous les bons Mexicain, 4 en-
trer dams ses vues ct q lui oheir CONNIE
president par interim, disant que lui me.
me, Bnstamente, president choisi par lie
peuple, donnait le premier l'exempIe dc
I'oteiss ance envers Santa-Anna.n ;
Puisque Bnstamente a cru deyoir faire
Santa-Anna president par interim,
pour sc METRE a la teie des tronpes, il. est
gull reeommande an peuple Mes-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-07-13

80
Nous npprenons dun pa.sager arrive
hier matin d'AIexandrie, par ie bateau a
yapcur Rodney, que Mr.. w. Moore. edi-
teur ct propn6taire du Red Rirer WKig-
a etc tue dams Ia rue, le Ter de ce mois, a
ssIexandrie. un nomme King Hoison, nj
tache au HneDudlican, dc Ia meme Vile. est
rauteur de CO crime. II regnat depuis
quelque temps une forte animosi'e entire
NM. Moore ct King HoIsan, a cause de
Ia publication qui avnl ere fate dams le
Whig. dune lestre contenant d0s Injuries
con,re' Mr.. Gordon, de Ia meme Vile.
Pour touie rsponse, Holson envoya On
cartel 4 Mr.. Moore. qui l. ~refusa. parce
que, di,-if, Mr.. Ho'son n'etait pas IN gen
Memaa. La.dessus, ce dernicr s'arma dun
pislolet, dams riniention dc tuer Moore .
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-07-13

La cisculsipeA resrnsnt iesossn qni adtfnie-
sstnsns para d. tous les papiers do Etn's H1nis,
Y fsit besucou Nsbfai,, mai. tres reu Dc jpteu.
~lasions, II p1sail qielle . et6 dcriis pai uaf mai.
Aon Ne counHpefce de Liverpool. sss
On ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS srois auartssa Ia Ia
valeur gu a peu pres M cents pa, live, sif une
qusntias decoton qu'on ieuf anfai ucnsishse. 4
Ia condition que les 'ptopris.aisseI n eaisn per.
insttraient aux 4consignateifss d, d No
'st,re u ce'en " ,nsstlt 4as mails 4 jisss.
raisnt con vsnsiJaF
lie bctkfAetts faifs \ Apter ID psix dGic pton
on ssssnShssS J article Eau mon'ets s5gs lee
~ssAnAt1ssatsS Assll4iye sttsisns orcdes..de dogter
Zen RI dsmandersis. Ce.ss ciresnsstfs
n'eiAnt pas signas, ma efTeft sucane conIahc<.
On = cru que c'ttait les officers 10 IA Hanaa9
DIES E,s...Unts 4ai fen, avsient donae r'iSse %
iqai en- eiisast lss suesurs. MATS II est uainJesant
Asiasnt qss Ispput~ On est moins solide. :si @
pssjet es mis- ! execution IL poutra prisfahr a
q~uslques 'sptcnisteuts; Il nous ne vnyops: pas
qd'i puisss porter bentfce aux planteurs 'lde CO.
son.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-07-13
FLoR1pE.-Nous copions Particle sui.

copions Particle sui.
vant du Horiaian:
L'cxtrait, dune 1ettro de NJ. Poinsett,
ad,essee d I'M citoyen do ce terri.oire,
danne dos preuycs assez Gvidentes que le
g"uvernoment a rGsolu que les Seminoles
ne resideraient en- ancnne mar iete dams
Ia FIoridc. LIE flashing on Metropolis,
journal que l'on suppose ttre dams les con-
tidences de Padministration, eonirme GEL
te determination de rex6cpiif. Nous ap.
prenons que e gonverneur Call ma pas
t'G enlightenment informe 1es Intentions
dn gousernement. depuis Ic traite du re-
Macomb. 0 Id.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-07-13

Noas lsshsns De teeesoir Ia eoe'nu"'. ~ r,nt
,~.,,au,e Gsu d. nos abonns., asec rf'e'e 's '''l
-4tsr aansiaps ~solonnss' .,uni
~. ,srssslsu. qas 1o,,e ami Al. &c o'''se !
paas - jour aseul ., solitaire :.
.'s sa.'~ ~usons avec loi De !" m'n'efe u
davsnsase. a.pouvai. choisir pour por.e'
Msssrs. hs 4 a.. s;sne ., aui le meti{,
celebration az \ jsiits
.uts ascide . pssndfe Ia resps.n, s~s.ister L +
: ala r~haisens I'll rsanpli mon ~vt,.aoi, 10 &,
satte suivantes t&9aS'
A no.rs disns concitcysn i. f'afu 1'lif4
1'uu des vetatxns 10 Ia IL vslalisu, lui avec Il
dc sss eompagpons d'stass, III Iisssrent al
de ia ,ytssnieAs pays asi est appslSA jasstst
ltsns do Ia lIbsrss ssh demeate da t5fAset
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-07-13

purL-On nous tcrit dos Ope'o''ssis
o,,.,n duel i do ayoir lieu entire fi'of'".,-
lie Rice Garland, rerrescpfHns q" 'ro'sp
mn district congressional, OF oe'fse q.
K;ng. Nos lecteurs se rarpelleronl o. !"
sui,ee dune dispute qni s'eia't tlevse Gu
,ra ces IenS personnes m soJet dane ~
r.;,s m; 1,a,i Q ,nmise b Ia corr. VI. I'VE
Or ria nd ftapFs NJ kjus. re aarilfs, a1
|. aTilss. 1. oai d6i lullfs lss Ogsloasss,
., doivsni ssralfcostrsff ssf 1aaesfo Dofa
ID NJ riyisFe. d
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-07-13
rae 1atoMeAou1e
esAMEBh asssssfttttia JOiLLhi'' So

uzs=441M+- o,.I..., i.
tsrssp,a~sNotcfsd soft entire 9 ct = neo',s'e
81, a,atsrmd lou! Sc IL entend'e' La .o''sn,
~.r;e ~usfar,si III 4 Fitn Patrick. pres 70 watson
A. f.rar. pui Management on asrnn,es, fnn's paf
=. rvs,nta. Id III ct i~'teefsis des coHiPesnlss
A som,iet, psa2ss citoyens De Ia vile, 70 leu 'as
bisn,6s t,sinQjl ny cut que Ia pefts 90 = 00''
~Ianes,ie.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-07-13

LA gnaeiie dc Little Rock du .aG con.
tient n leiire dune pessonnsa hfbaan.
ie Jol,nson Country. qui auaoncs que In
r6colte dams cetis pdfttsedeA atst, s'a0non.
&c SONS lse 4ssstileurs euspicus. Les uyis
que lsM secnit des' divers comt6s ,krkhn.
sas cont fgaleHient favornbIea; tout asajt !
nnnoncer ,lns yfcofc abohd.at to.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1839-07-13
Louas1aE, .anEDs ~ .stlLIET, 1892
!. ...,n;a,e ~reneontre; coqni est arrive

+, ,remiero reneontre; ceq"i est arrive
en- cHet. a.,
A. II.Ison il await aussi dee aftnos sur 'u|a
n,ais il men fiji nueon usage; Il est mof}
prttque sur 10 champ ]
Mr.. Moore est non seulemen' grats
dc psrto pour ses nrnis qa' e~s'''na'en' 8:
hi. 10 eiioyen probe, ct r]rnmme de e
lan,s ma;s encore our ih cause wing
DIN, Il 6tai, IN dcs plus as''ents oil ass Pug
habiles dtlenseurs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
YESTERDAY House nf Deif0aies.

We have no this morning for the Proceedings Of
Yesterday but they shall appear IN our next The most
important business before the House, was the b'' 10
prorids far the construction IF Railroad, on State nc'
count from The TennfSsec line 10 ff'e Rcer The great
question was the amendment Of MIR. Goode-and 'he
following substitute for it, that was brought forward oy
Mr. Tunsta viz: "Bc (urthtr enacted That The road
from the Tennessee line 10 New h!Vet sha' commence
=, -; E,sor, termination; and said road shall not be
commenced until The sun, necessary for tie organization
r. ,,a seyc1, companies herein incorporated or some
one Of them shall have been subscribed, and paid
cured to be paid"
And ben The Bill ordered 10 engrossed by ayes and
moss nv vote of e. 10 %.
O, motion of Mr.. BEARD OF Loudoun, the House
csme to 4 resolution, when they adjourned to-day, TO
adjourn over till II o'clock 10 morrow 10 give the
bers of the Convention an opportunity Of using the Hall
And on Mr.. Mays motion, the House further deter
mined suspend their Evening Sessions Tor yesterday
and 10 day, t5r similar purpose.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
RAPPAHaNNOCK COUNTY

IA I
At meeting of large portion of the Demoera,c Re.
OF Rappahannock county held at Washington,
Sen, % 10 notice, on the llh OF March, 1899, De Jo
,,pan," eSn was called to the Chair, and s. G. Davis
''Hson Bannon arose. and after short, but
Cd he ""o appropriate address, in which he Represent
~ W. RSes course enforced The necessity Of union
Of ,bs ny IN the Republican ranks, and the proprie,y
.ba proposed Convention, offered the following pre-
Wu resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
several resolutions adopted by the
Tho ta the Doth of January last ealing mon
counties in the State, and particularly those
winch are not represented in the Legislature by
ennysn,;" members, to appoint Delegates to meet in
nopib S al Richmond on the third Monday in this
''' Inc purpose Of taking into consideration and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
MA RGRAFE.

EIISNER Of the great si Lccef at my s'ahes Hes
ro.rh Richmond and immediately on the Brook turnpike
leading ready serve mares he present sea.
SON at rs, with 81 10 tie groom 10 eve
~ cose Marc, will well fed With grain and hay, or folder al
40 day they rc0ctd all tr2rHSs Ist Do
yai boarded without charge-bo accommodations
To- servants and stables prepared for mareseyey
10 urcyen, accidents pes-no liability for either
HARas.rE rich dark chesnn without wheIiny 10 hsnds
br of and excellent proportions lie was soi
nIsy sire yiatha Muey MoUch and other good
by Eciioa-Fsif Helen, by ambIeioaanHelen BY D'pn-
Eoainl, Phpa0ncnonataiara, By Machsn-Lsss o. tne
Mill by TIavel!er-Miss Observation-Disclosures
Pcsrson-Bur;ons Barb
las, casoa and their performances an ao!hy 10 run
hb ,snces-some Of them winning Queens plates at
hea large excellent fields For particulars OF
their runnng the public referred 10 hand bills (which vii be r-
n.bed IN anpcaiion) English Racing Calendar Toy s
~ - - II'".1 - ;c.n,nnb Va RIO. 6. WILLIAMSON.
febo '1~-a"S"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

Conservative resolutions, Ina your correspondent calls
tllein.) 10 he fnSs--6Qsely fn'Se.
You will please insert tins card act ct justice
to mself well those whose funeral kne was SOUND
ed on that day. TIM. RlHES.
March 18th, 1880
P s The death-knell will be sounded the party
that dies On the day OF the election. i.
REPUBLICAN CONTENTION.
The Convention assembled last Evening nj o'clock,
in the Hall Of the lIouse Of Delegates. On Mr. Wat.
kns motion, Mr. Randolph HARRISON Sr, Delegate OF
the People from the county Of Cumberland, was appoint
ed President pro cmA Committee of Ii was then ap-
pointed prepare preparatory arrangements for organz'
ing the Convention. They recommended Henry 81
George Tucker President of the Convenon-John
Brockenbrough, Randolph Harrison. Char!rs fancey,
Philip Nurborne Nicholas, George &. Dromgooe aud
Heroine l. Opie as Vice Presiden,s-and Thomas
Richie and Hugh a. Garland Secretaries These
appointments were accordingly made The roll OF the
Delegates of the People then called, and there ap
psared in person or by proxies about l63 More VIII
appear to day We never SO large number OF
Delegates soon collected, at short notice; ami
mated by 50 fine n spirit, and much cheered by the
prospects of Victory. Their reports from the people
show that they were excited so determined 10
support The principles of The Republican party IL The
people up (sad Wag) then the Wings must be doton
The rolls of the two Houses were also caed-and 10
Republican Senator's and As Delegates answered to Their
names The Hall crowded with the members oil
the Convention.
Committee Of Is ordered 10 be appointed by Tie
Chair 10 prepare .7ddrsss 10 the Prope-And the Con-
yenton nd burned ill tins morning clock, to give the
President an opportunity 10 report The names Of 'he
Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

RICHMOND MARKETS-MARcH l5, 1899
TUBAcro market more animated yesterday, than for
several days Inspections still small. Lugs, 81 l.2 a
81 .; Leaf Common TO midGiing), $40 Sl2 mid.
ding 10 good, Sl2 ~ $l4; good and tine, Sl5 ST.
-.
FLOUR, very dull-some sales have been made at 81
for Canal, in store.
WmElr-Sl 40 "a 81 30.
CoEy-S-U S>J-duil.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
EKOYt's lottery OFFICE.
COrasr Gci0w the Ruins.

HOYT aI,voys Tie'oriovs!-.Nos II Ill., another pIz',
sold to country patron and the largest prize sold in
Richmond in the Alexandria Lottery, No. ]. drawn The
10Th inst Hoyt always sells TIE biggest prizes Orders
for tie 30 OGO and ali other prizes advertised should be
cent 10 Hoyr, to ensure success
M, Anoher one sold in Sussex, No. Mos 7 ii 70
Prizes in every Lottery sold and paid by liorr.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery, No. ], drawn 10Th
$4,000 capital: -, - 80 =, - :, -,
March - lUO-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

And then, on MIR BALL, motion, the House deter
mined 10 escnd much of The general resolution about
the Evening Sessions calls Tor sessions 20 be held
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
The bill ITO provide for further subscriptions The
part OF the State TO the Exchange Bank and North west
ern Bank of Virginia was taken up on MIR. Cunning.
hams NOTION and the amendments of the Senate, ss
further amended on motions Of Messs. Jackson and
May, were agreed to
On Mr.. AsDERsos's motion, the House then ad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

IN CHANCERY--Y Ia.ISi,-At Circuit Superior Court oil
Law c,uGiy ct H. 0rlco and city oi hch-
mord held the CApto sgd city, on Thursday, March -,
1889:
haflcs Irving Ropcr, living James Powell, administrator Of
Pauus A. L. , deceased aud ndmini'raior q" his late "9
Mildred Powell dcc Gc onIS non WIN Tue WI"
annexed OF Chas Sns dec and samuel NJ Gaan1 executor
OF Jane Rose, deceased, i!aIhtIH''
James A. Rose. Of Mildred Ros", dec formerly Mildred
Irving, william H. Csbr, his right aud surviving cAecu-
aud CdfH OF Nicholas CgO The elder, deceased,
Joseph G. CGbC :. his right and executor oil
William b. Hare, dec, George CG5c, Benz Darlington and
Mellow Reed Sarah John
Hughes, Robert Hughes John Norris Mary Hughes,
Hughes James b. Fretwc OF Alexander
Fretwe. widow m said Alexander, I'd
Thomas Hannah his WIFE Samuel Irving anu Sarah
wife, John Rhodes late sheriff Of the Of A5emare, and
with the viii ed, oi William
Hughes dcc Joseph Sron aud Shelton SIMS executor Of sam
Shelton dec wiD with the VIII eSed OF the
William Hughes dec, William d. Watkins, surviving eNecu-
Of Nicholas Cnbr dec, Samuel Irving Cabeii, Peggy H.
Cabcl Nathaniel f. CLbe and Reuben b. Patterson executor oi
Jesse JoPins, deceased, Defendants:
motion the plaintiff by counsel the report oi Comn
Baker, which recommiicd hun by the order made IN tins
the l"rny sixth day of January thousand esh, hue
bred examined and reformed ncco!-
The Baker,
who OF Ccc Uo" the sad cf""r
OF ordered that the aforesaid be e-
committed If the Commissioner. OF this Court to be by him
the
order of the Ih day Of January thousand eight hun
drrd end the said Commissioner infther required
aud this Court the administrations OF
Jas B. Fretwc the his cstato Alexander Ffet"e
deed asO Of the administration OF John Mofs upon
OF Mary Hughes deed And the sad Fret
well Morris hereby sevca required reader account
before the said o their sand administration ana tho
said also directed to state, specially amy matters
deemed pertinent by himself which DC required by Tue par
ties DO stated. ACOpy--Iesc, .
P0Rl\SOE. C,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

S1T. LEDGER-This very fine Stallion, the full bro
e ther the noted race mare, Ariel Lance and Kei
lev 40: BY American Eclipse will stand The present
son at NV stable within miles Of Warrenton Fauquer
county Va, at $50 the season, and 81 TO The groom
He has proven himself and good loage,ter For
PARTICULARS see haudbills. A. l.. PAYNE.
Feb ~ J2-2awGR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
March ~

RHMARSi!ALL THEATRE.-The Lessee respect.
lTE fully informs the public that the above institution
will reopen Monday evening. March 18th, 1889
when will he presented FIRST ,ime) Koizebues celebrated
Plov of PiZARRO which will be produced in style of
unusual spIendor both regards Scenery and Costume.
For the production of This Play and Mazeppa, the Stage
has been increased in size, to present height and
depth, equal in size to those of the Park Theatre, New
York Particulars in future advertisements.
II The Season Ticket holders are informed that
hrI: tickets still entitled 10 admission. The impo
siiion heretofore practised Of making return from Pc
ersburg is entirely discarded by the pre-
sent L-ssPe-he viewing such an absence, merely as a
vacation in the Season
March 10 LOOT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
CHANGERS OH1Cc.

NhRAWN Nos. Of the Alexandra Lottery, Class No.
z y l., for lo39 drawn 10Th March, 1899
50 % 3 d 10 % i 3 Il !! 3 q q
March 10 l0O-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
Commissioners Sale Of JaiuaL!c Property IN
EhQrluNeSrMe.

EDY virtue Of q decree of the County Court OF Abe
d p marie, lately pronounced in The Of Stocktons
administrator against Stockton and others, shall,
Thursday. the 18th day Of pr next if fair, if not, the
first fair day thereafter, Offer for sale, the premises
the Lot and Buildings in the town Of Charlottesville
commonly known and described as "Stocktons Coach
Yard THE lot contains about acre of and-and
the buildings consist OF several large and suitable coach
houses and work shops, including Sml,hery, and a
new aud extensive Stable with useful and convenient
CAREERS.
So much nf the purchase money as may be necessary
TO pay the Cf suit and the expenses attending the
execution Of the decree, will be demanded in cash
Upon the balance credit of ard two years will be
aowpdbul lac pur hase will be required give bond
with approved personal security for the amount; and the
title the property i'll be retained additional secu-
rily, until payment. }. w. SAUNDERS,
Commissioner.
March ~ }01-ds
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Commissioners QEcs, !
Pichsond, 18th March, 1899. !
The parties viii take notice. that have appointed the
April office, the city
chmon which day by O'clock A. M they are hereby
accounts, and OF tho
papers, enable perform the duties required
b. the fore going decree. JOHN SHORE, Commissioner.
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EssGGEss'S
ETChSNsC and BATTERY 0ffiCe,

YgYEIE E.liowng ore the Numbers drawn in the AleI.
q andria Lottery, Class No. !, drawn 10Th instant:
81 20 IS A3 40 40 II % IL ID
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TOPARTNERSHlP-T The subscribers having pur-
u chased Of Thomas Harvey 4 Co their entire stock
Of goods and have associated themselves together in the
Mercantile Business under the name and style Of HAIR.
yEY < RicHARDsoS. will continue TO sell goods al the
old stand of Thomas Harvey and Co. the usual terms
Of cash eve months credi; TO punctna customers.
We solicit continuation Of lis old customers as no
pains part shall be spared TO render satisfaction,
and goods sold as low possible
JOHN HARVEY
JOHN d. RICHARDSON.
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~ this day by mutual consent dissolSed-Al! those
who are indebted to said will please settle their
accounts by payment bond to Thomas Harvey, Of
the partners who fully authorized TO receive and set
tie all debts that may be due the said irm-Also, 10
wha, may be dne to Sham Harvey, ST. and TO the
firms OF lsham and John Harvey and lsham Harvey Il
Co Those having claims against either of the above,
will rs settled and paid by Thomas Harvey as soon az
possible THOMAS HARVEY,
lSHAM HARVEY, Sr.,
JOHN HARVEY.
March Isl 1889 l00-w2w