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FALL IND WINTER GOODS.

,ur sobsc,ib.r, have received by the packets Lynch
b burg, Weymouth, Tuscarora, Nassau anu wan
ch,s,pr from New York. very large ana ee"e'", " 80
men, OF DRY GOODS adapted 10 lne p' and =, umusu
| aiv law prces-The following constitutes pa =
E,,ra supr bnc, black and assorted cold LIONS
IA d. plain and striped blue and hach S"1
| No do assorted cold plain and s,tnfo
Snnr blue black, uixad, green and dfao oa""'''
| MEDIUM and superline Kentucky Jeans ~
| Glasgow and common Kerseys ard ri!o. o'o'"'
| Rose. Whitney, Dufil and Point BIanGe's
/ M;1ed striped and plaid Linseys
SwansJown, Tounet and MerIno fes"nes do
plain and Cu, Velvet, and plain and figured oa"n no.
Real Welsh Gauze and French tlanneis
Supr and common white, red, green ana .eno" w.
I smbs' TOOL and Merino Shirts and Drawers
"a and & ulain and figured English Mennos
plain French aud figured Aohar do. Tor cloaKs
Low priced and goats hair Camb!ets
Curpelings, Booking Bnize and Rugs
rx,rs rich new style Chnllies and Mousin de -aihes
Medium and low priced plain and figured do
plain and figured Gro de Nap and Poi de Sol
Best black Gro de Rhine aud Gro de Atf'que
Rich assorted cold plain and figured Salns
Do and wide black Manila Laces
pain and worked bobbnet do.
Wirr ground Laces and Edgings. and Blond DO
o ;ch nlush Manulas and black bobbinet Wells
French worked Capes and Collars
H, ck BnmhaZiue and assorted colors french CfaPes
pl in md figured Swiss and book Musllns
Jaconet striped, checked and mnl do
Jmi,sIon French Cambria and Bishops Lawn
| Table damask Diaper and Table Cloths
Russia and bird eye Diaper and Napkins
! Irish Linens Lawns. and linen CanbfIcs
Cambria and bobbine Edgngs and nserngs
Thread and gimp Luces, Edgings and lnserIlngs
| plain and embroidered Thread Cambria i1dkls
Brocbe Merino, Thibe and Rob Roy Sha@ls and Edkis
Nnyarno, Chinelle and Paris style Shaws
! Satin de Lame, fancy silk and black love Hdkis.
| Flu Spi,a field Bandanna and P0ngee Hdkis.
! Best and medium quality black Italian CraVats
/ Light and dark plaid Verona Hdkls.
| Chnnele and silk Cord and Braid
! Ladies long white kid and fet no, Gloves and Mills
! Lioht blue, rose cold and assorted kid Gloves
Genemen's, youths and boys buck, beaver and WOOL
! len do.
Ladies silk cotton, worsted and lambs wool Hose
Wors,ed and wooIlen Hose and Hose for servants
Plain and figured satin and afira Ribbons
Cap bonnet brooch aud narrow Belt Ribbons
Com and gill Pins, Needles and Flowers and Wreaths
Silk and India Rubber Gluvc Knots
Habit and furniture Prinls oil Guaes
! Apron and furniture Checks and Bed Ticking
! Silk and cotton Umbrellas. from common to fine
| York Mill Shtings and Hamilton Long Cloths
White and cold corded and Victoria Skirts
| Net and India Rubber Suspenders and Corses
With variety Of other articles not enumerated above
all of which are offered wholesale and retail on very
reasonable terms, for cash accPpiances in town
VALENTINE Il BREEDEN,
White Buildings street, Sh0rkG HW
Sen,G 35-G'&w3w
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SELECT CLASSES.

DROviDED sufficient number Of Pupils can be
n obtained, the Rector IF 81 James purposes during
The common Scholastic year of 10 MONTHS beginning
Oct ls TO leach Ly Lteurc and Recitation, Class IF
Boys in any all OF the ollowing-The higher Depart
men,s Of The Casscks, French Geometry, Civil Engi
neerng, History and Antiquities Also class of Young
Ladies' in any of The and either both Glasses
separately in onyef The othtr Scientific and most useful
branches Of knoultdge whieh they may select he being
repaired il DESIRED carry them through Pur the
whole, ola complete efhgher academic EdueatiOa,
comprising Biblical and Classical Antiquities; History,
with the Philosophy Of story; Natural Philosophy,
Chemistry; Botany, with the Philosophy Of Natural
History; Bellies Leltres; the Philosophy of The Human
Mind; Moral Philosophy; the Law Of Nature and Ma
tinns the Evidences Of Natural and Revealed Religion,
&c
The Pupil should be at least ID years old, if mot 10.
They will study homo, and recils at the Lecture Room
OF ST. james each Class by itself at particular hour,
so thu, the Cinss If Young Lodts ,oW be private, and
never any Pupils but their own Classmates. Terms
-S25 per halls of months TO BE- paid in adranee
For iur'her particulars, Apply to The Rector.
SIP ~ 36-wuO
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FEOsyf'S Hs0mE of Prizes.

Hoy as usual is selling and paying oil the big prizes
Therefore il is niece ssary for those who want Inc
class Of Capitals 10 address their communications 10 "
NJ floyt o,,o,;s.
dv.r,issd in anu pnper BY any onc always Tor sale at
Hoyl's and il has been proved 10 the world. Mnf = q
Ig,Gc pri.e is tconted, THE TICKET MUST De
PURCHASED OF HOYT. -.
All ,rs aware, ,ha, we recently sold prize which
Amounted IN fire times as much moneu any prtze erer
sold By any render in Ms city Of Richmond
In another part of this paper will be lonnd sKe,cn OF
The KING Of Lotteres-ONE HUNDRED ihou-
SAND DOLLARS. lnthis Lottery, more PnrllculaIiy
orders should come 10 Hoyt all big fish swim in his
M The tickets in the Mammoth Lottery are just re-
o.i 90 I2l-fl July 10
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EglGGEas'S
Exchange s. Lottery office,
RICHMOND, V

RICHMOND, VA
NJ More Prizes sold and paid By BIGGER
Drawn Nos. Of the Sussex County Lottery, No. ~
~ 10 80 80 GO &C 80 81 GA % 43 H.,
Whole Ticket, Nos 81 SO G3. a Grand CAPITAL sod
and paid 10 gentleman from the country. by Bigger
Drawn Nos of the New Jersey Lottery, No ~, drawn
Aug 5: n
Ticket, Nos 4 81 small one Of $500, sent to ore
of our correspondence and paid as usual, al s'gh' N
Bigger.
Drawn Nos of the Virginia Leesburg Lottery Extra
Glass No. ), drawn Aug. 8: :.
80 81 so SO % So "a y 81 45 81 10
Ticket Nos / As So, sold TO gentleman IN hrh
mond, an Paid at sight, at Fortunes Home, Bigge''
Office.
Drawn !. o. ofthe Maryland State Lottery, Class No.
10, drawn Aug
Whole 3 5 Is, Grand Capital sent to The country
and was, as usual, paid at sight by Bigger.
Drawn Nos. of the Virginia Wellsburg Lottery, ei's'
No. a, drawn Aug. 10: ::
Ticket, 10 40 so, small prize OF 5000, sold and PAID
as usual, at sight al Fortunes Home, By Bigger
M To those IN ,cant Of 100 900 Dollars!
We have the pleasure Of presenting to our irlenf'
and patrons the following splendid scheme of L..
,ery to be drawn on The 25th Of September. lc5''
n, Baltimore, capital One Hundred Thousand Do''ars
The tickets are received and the fortunate NUMBERS ~
obtaining the Grand Prizes ready for distribute
among those of Bpger's Friends and Patrons, VIVA az
DESTROYS of obtaining chance. We therefore 'eq""
all 10 forward their orders to the well known Forum
Spot" Biggers Office, where were recently SOLO u"
C,I .,Ia
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Tur Manson PApERs.-As many of our readrns
doubtless feel soci,ous for the speedy publication Of
this highly interesting work. we insert Tor theIr innna
on the following article, which we have received from
an authentic source:
III. Madison Papers This great national work,
which has been so intensely expected-lfng il does,
the curtain upon the very souls and nmost thoughts OF
'He geo. aLsd the ribs Of an s,eruul s,a,o"-
will we learn be published early in November. Much
delay been occasoned by the state OF the
manuscript. and The necessity OF explaining many anu
sions familiary made at the lime OF writing, oy Mr.
Madison but which lapse of sixty yeaSs had rendered
obscure Mr. II u. GlIPn the accomplished Solicitor
of the Treasury whose supern,endence The work was
fortunately committed by the committee OF Congress,
has taken much pains eucdate these passages having
added some hundreds Of notes in explanation OF the xt
Mr. Sparks ALSO has len, his valusble assistance for the
same object The work is all siereotyped and will make
three volumes instead Of two, originally anr-'unced
II s printed in large and handsome type, and VIII De
sol nm aItope Their in style worthy of the subject
Speaking Of the large type on which this natons work
is printed reminds Of anecdole we have heard re-
soec,inq il Of the venerable Asher Robbins
When the propriety Of using type so large was DIS
cus,ed in the committee was objected to the
of expense and that would probably extend tbe wok
TO three Volumes but the appeal OF Mr. f"boins carried
the measure unanimously LET Il be printed, satd he,
sin large tupc" TINS rs nook FOR THE OLD MkS OF
rur COUNTRY lie, il be made so that they read II
with comfort II will become the political bible ut The
land: and We who recoec those times, who JET The IN
exoressb!e transition the secure and permanent ma
tonal happiness all OF you have been born 70 ENJOY,
achieved BY the wen whose vnces, swayed by the aw
full fears OF mighty hopes Of the n,"nent now come 10
us from the ttroug that bookwe 10 ponder
10 study and to Caleb the inspiration OF Their
solemn seuse Of public duty leave The life thai,
has been blessed by their iabors On behalf therefore,
Of the old o! the county. Bug that tAts book may
be printed in large type. Nd Int
II G. Camack E.q., has been appointed Treasurer Of
the Mint ia New Orleans, in the place Of - Forsa',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17
FEMALE SCHOOL,

Al Me Parsonge near Lorstto Essen County. la.
YElHE durs Of this Institution will be resumed on
Tuesday, the lst day oil October next ne scn"
las,bc wear consists Of i'm Elonhs and Is divided into
,wo sessions Of FIVE months ench Pupils may eHier al
any time but for less term than one iniI session.
M deduction will be made on account OF absence, ex'
cep, in of pro'rac.ed sickness
The situation Of this school, experience mas amply
proved 10 he entirely healthy. II s very retired, and
flee from temptations pleasure and ex'ravngance. 1t
is at the time easy OF access The Steam Boat
running be-, wpen Baltimore and Frederick passes
twice week BY port Mcou which IS but short dis
lance from the Parsonage, aud where q carriage will
always be- ready TO receive those @ho may give due
notice nf the time of their arrival The Bowling Green
near which the cars between Richmond and fredrrcks
burg pass daily, is distant about IL or ~ mites
II will be seen below that the course OF instruction
has been enlarged This. with expenses incurred 10
rendrr the institution more uFrn makes small ado'-
ton 10 The amount heretofore charged necessary.
The teacher of Music and Modern languages resides
wh his family few miles from the Parsonage, and Will
give 10 his classes regular and c:frien, instruction
The department Of morals enbracrs Moral Philosophy.
Natural Theology, Evidences OF Christianity, and The
study of the Bible.
The other branches taught 0rhography, Reading,
wiring Arithmetic, Algebra Grammar and Geography,
with the use Of Maps and Globes. History Logic, Rhe
tnric md Composition Bnany Geology, Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy. Also. the French, Spanish and
Italian languages; Music. Drawing and Painting; and
lessons in M zz,no; Plain Needle Work, Embroidery,
hor, aud in w"rs,ed
TERhs-Psr session oil I'VE mouinS, payaoIe III aQ-
For Board Washing. Lights, &c, $40 60
Tuition in Ihe English branches, 10 90
. Bed and Bedding, If not provided by the
pupil. w
g Use oI Piano per month, w
TIL. Languages Music. Drawing and Painting, and
Embroidery at The usual extra charges
1hosp who intend send their children viii please TO
enter them ined a,-y. and let them be al The Parson-
age by the frs, day Of The session il IS highly import.
ant school should that lime go fully into ope
ration and greatly The advantage of lf scholars, that
the mentbers of the different classes should commence
their studies together II IS hoped, therefore, tina, pa
rents and gna will fail 10 attend to THIS request
Letters directed to Rev. Jno. =. Nc CURE, Lorelto
Essex county, Va.
REFER
RI Rev Moore. u d.
w Meade ID
Rev Mcclure d d Fredericksburg
F..o: w 0st s'':"s' E:e. Caroline county.
Rev g w Nelson, Richmond county
DR.. VIM Jones. Lancaster county
Stn G"1!'T T. M1"r and Gloucester eoa"
Hon John TYLER, WILLIAMSBURG
john Downman, Esq Fuuguicr county
J E"Ss.' NJ Gaes E. E. and eoa" "a
Sept Is 37-f
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C'ommissiontrs Sale Of raluablc Real Estate, in the
County RI Charles City
DY virtue Of decree OF the County Court oil Charles
I'D City pronounced on the 18th day Of July, 1889, in
suit betn cen Taylors guardian, plaintiff, and Taylor
orphans &c, Defendants the undersigned, acting as
Commissioner under The said decree, will. on THURS
DAY, the 10Th day of September next. that being
Charles City Cour, day. before the Court House ofsaid
county Offer for sale Public Auction, 10 the highest
bidder that valuable Tract OF Land whereof Otway
TAYLOR died seized, called Edoes Ferry, lying in the
said county, on Chickahominy River, containing be-
tween four and FIVE hundred acres, on which is large
frame Dwelling House and all necessary ou, houses;
about IS acres Of said land has been cleared and there is
supposed be ahou, IS of marsh,he residue is
believed be original forest growth and is considered
very valuable, both for timber and fire wood Vessels
Of almost any burden may approach The landing at the
Ferry and great inducemen offered to those engaged
in the timber wood business
TERMs-So much Of The purchase money as may be
necessary to deray the expenses of the SALE and the
costs of The suit will be required in cash and the balance
in two equal nsalments of and two years from the
day OF sale, the purchaser giving bonds with approved
security.
NJ | will be The premises and take pleasure in
showing the snme such persons may wish TO view
the same on The day previous. TO The day ofsae.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR Comr.
August 90 30-tds
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Does your Mother knoo you're outy
maARTlN VAN buren, AND HENRY CLAY

DOcs g0uT JHOEHtT HHUU HUH Tt UHt :,
W. have gone "wisling" folks at the North, and Ma
dame Fortune has come TO stay "prely considerable
spell al Hoy,s, in Richmond While The friends of
the great men are showing their devotion TO lhem Inc
admirers of her Ladyshp will doubtless avail themselves
of the rare opportunity now offered OF sa'ntng lne
"Dame" in person She has determine 10 take lloyts
under her special protection and for this purpose
has stationed herself Hoys door TO ''receye com.
pany" and notice who buys of his lucky tickets Some
say, that she is blinded by handage-b little no'ce
oil; show Thai she "knows what she is about, and she
requests us TO say that il the prizes of $50OuO S4oooo'
&c &c, presented by her TO Hoyt, are not sufficient 10
satisfy her friends oil the fact, she will soon put The mat,
Ter .sall straight by presenting them with one oil oN
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Her friends
are requested 10 call and her al uyts below
The ruins of the Eagle.
July 30 XIV
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AImanacks for is4O.

EUsT PUBLISHED and for sale by WARROCK
% The Virginia and North Carolina 3manaek. for the
year of our Lord, 1870 Cacuised by D. Richardson.
Louisa county Va, containing, part, the Imports and
Exports for the year ending the 3Olh Sept 1888, show
ing, at one view, The independence of the Southern
States Eugena de- Mirande, celebrated French anec
dote founded on fuct-Acc"unt Current with Woman
The husbands Grey tisr Thc Miniature, &c, So
3ep,lj 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

UNION COFFEE HOUSE-Richmond.
VENHE undersigned avails himself of This medium, to
inform his friends and the public that he has be-
coae The proprietor Of that we'll known and popular es.
Enlistment KEEP. for many years by MIR. JOHN EARLY,
where he is prepared TO receive visitors His rooms are
comfortable and we'll provided his wines and liquors are
of The first quality, and he table shall AT all times be sup
piled with every deicacy OF The season. An arrange
ment has been made with Mr. Carter, in of The lio
TEL for proper attention to the horses of travellers and
other guests In short, exertions shall be spared TO
render his house an agreeable place Of sojourn.
Sep [34-l0l-l HENRY w. MAUCk.
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One half ofa YoluaLic Ne,cspaprr Establishment for Sale
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN well qualified 10 con-
"A duct the Editorial Department Of Democratic
paper and willing 10 become partner OF The present
proprietor, can learn from the Editor Of The Enquirer
where he can invest eight hundred dollars
so as 10 make it nett him hundred per cent annu
ally. To young gentleman commencing the legal pro-
fession The situation would be very desirable one,
il is believed that his prospects of immediate success in
his profession would be atterng where The press
is located, than in any other section OF Virginia
Sent 35-St
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

A T meeting of the President and Directors of the
IN Bank Of Virginia, on The llth day of June, 1899:
,cas Resolred That books of subscription TO the sd
dilional capital Of this Bank authorized by law be
opened forthwith the Bank at Richmond by the Cash
Ter and at the several branches by the Cashiers thereof
and also at Portsmouth, under The superinten of
John A. Chandler, John w. Murdaugh and Fl. L. Will
son, Esqs.
For every share taken S25 be paid, with inter-
est thereon from the Sd instant when the Common wealth
subscribed and Paa LOT 2oo shares and $40 IN tnree
equal instruments Of two four and six months thereafter,
with interest from the period
A. ROBINSON, ia, Cashier.
o. book Of subscription is accordingly opened at
the Bank Of Virginia
June IA lO-t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-17

Mammoth White Silk Worm Eggs.
YUNHE subscriber has remaining unsold few thou
sand EGos Of the celebrated kind, at his residence
near the Virginia Baps, Seminary Persons who wish
to get the genSine kind had better make early appica
ton JAMES ". bREEDEN.
limo eff
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POETRY
{. ,,,u yEr Rsa,ISs cs,uSo


ror,,s ospri, sung y, tho ssa, Jubilee at cnp
SONG,
FoR 1as R.Rssi ,nLs CsLEsn,Tion.
I'm. Phi. IN. fajacfs started All,
rao h ,a.r,t wars s=n, sir
~ sara ,,c.r fortunes or TIE .rc,
And nchur ii ,loH q below,
Ant -s:hcy had no o,hci ln"',
t,o,.iarei wr:ih ,ic ait''nS
Tnn> -, their sirkrrs, hana' ana i"c''
Aud zen, n IN al h>h'.-
Y. ,s.c ~ d.c Keep u up
Y.cN,, Dunllc banil-
81 raiclIns f.'', CT Sai'ias ahips,
Oar CAPS iGcu aie cutie handy
,,.., ,proi tin Cod and iailoch il,
An,i Ishca without a rri sir
b,d for the fire, biz nh they caught,
They named the Cape, "CARE Cop, s'-
And ,s they hnd amazing luck,
The fishing so handy.
They thought they'd settle on The Cape,
Although lives rather santy.
Caoras.
And though our .,nd won's raise much grass,
Il renders SOM sarvee-
FIJI, rho sand-which makes ihc gisss,
That's m4de BY Denlns Jnrycs-
Ybe oyster BIRDS sround our shores,
Tbsy serve to make the land rich
East ham and Chatham, arc as good
AZ any haRS for san iwch
TT, truly wonderful, I'm sure;
can't tell how it happens
WI furnish ali yonr ships with nfiss,
Aad almost all your capins-
You can't poet much wealth down hero
We live by waves andsurges-
Bu; yet, sometimes. CaPo Cod boy
Gets l:ch, like William S,ursis.
Chorus.
Totrace your deb, 10 Old Cspo Cod,
n needs no bSush pallet
There's Dimmock, Gray, AMI TEACHER, too,
The Searses aud George iiailet.
eor,s services wc hlye done the State
From Us yen get your law, sir
There's Mr.. Bassetr, hos yout Clerk,
And there's Chieflu>,ice Shaw, SIT.
Cfor2.
There are as good fish in the sea,
A.fr 81 drRwG,
The Cape has some good men lon,
Il. those who've gone abroId. sir,
Among tho enc ones lett NJ home,
or Marstons, we've two broihers-
The Swifts the Crockcrs, and the Cobb
And ye, host Of others
Chnus
Our lot 10 sometimes like LOTS wife-
When OF this spot we hn!t, sir,
Our only monument must he
A pillar of good salt, sir.
Your better lands and rich soils,
We will not waste wish on;
We ind our own quito good enough
For us 10 dry our fish on
Cao-zs.
VIXEN we ret through tous,s and songs,
Well 90 10 i'oher Hall, sir;
We mean TO finish off tho thing,
BY giving YOU Ball. sir,
And if the Cape girls want 10 dance
Till morn puts out the taper,
Let every Cape man show that no
Is ready for Capet
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Sept Is

NOTICE "A petition will be presented to The next
" Legislature of Virginia, asking law 10 declare
the North Anna river a lawful fence, fiom Dabneys
Mills 10 Jcrdon's Mil.
Scps IL wI"'
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I'm CHANCERY-VIRGISIA.-A rules holden in the
Clerks Office OF The Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for the county OF Goochland the 5h day
OF August, 1889:
Stephen Woodson, exor. OF William Drumwright,
decd, slantIf
against
William Drnmwight, and other, Defendants
The defendant, above named, not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according 10 The Act OF
Assembly and the rules Of this Court and it appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not nhabItan OF
this Comlnon esthIt is ordered that the said defend.
ant do appear before the Judge Of sad Court, at
the Courthouse the frs, day Of October Court
and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy of
this order be forth with inserted newspaper pub.
shed in the City Of Richmond for two months
svey and posted at The front door Of the Courthouse Of
said county.
Copy-Teste,
w. MILLER C. c.
Aug 10 2S-w9w@
I'm CHANCERY-VIR Holloway County
III Court, September s. 1899:
WIN. Ford and Mary his wife, Richard s Forrest
and Elizabeth Z C. his wife George o Scott and Cor
n.a S his wife, and Apheus Jones, Plfs
against
Peter J Gripg and Thomas Goode, as Executors Of
Edward jones, decd, and said Grigg in his own right
aud as administrator of Martha Jones' widow Of said
Edward Sposwood Jones' the children Of Richard and
Mary jones, whose names are unknown, Thomas Jones
and Dyonilia his wife, and Sophia Jones, Detts.
The Defendants, Spotswood Jones, the children Of
Richard and Mary Jones, whose names unknown,
Thnmas Jones and Dyona his wife, no, having entered
their appearance and given security according 10 the
Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and il ap
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they inha
ban,s Of this Common wealth. ordered that the said
Defendants do appear here the mrs, day of December
Term and the bill Of the Plaintiffs; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Rich.
mond Enquirer for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front door Of the Court
house of this county. Cnpv-Tpste
G.. w. FITZGERALD, d, c.
Sept 10 3b-wSw
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EE0Ui's Bank Of Prizes,
100000.

100000.
Lottery authorized by The Stale of Maryland. Class
No |, for lS39.-T0 DC drann on The 25M Sept lo39
The leading Capitals ore-Onc GRIND Pri:e Of
100000, Of $500, Of 10000, OF { ON, Of
GU95 Of 900, of 5000, of 1000, 10 Of 3 600 20
OF 1000, 90 Of 500, 50 Of i,0O0-and great msny
other very fine prizes amounting 10 an immense sum o
money.
81 No. Lottery, and u drawn ballots
A certificate of package of % Whole Tickets IN this
Magnificent Scheme will sent for $3.50.
A Certificate Of Package Of IS Half Tickets Sl23
Do do % Quarter DO G2 30
Do do % E,ghlhs do 81 -
Single Whole Tickets S20-Shares IN proportion
Orders for tickets in the above lottery are solicited
without deay-(rP To be directed to the seller Of III
the arce prizes which sold in his par of the country
ID. M. HOiT Richmond. ia
July 10 2l-ld
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NTOTlCE-A Petition will be presented 10 The ext
~ Legislature praying the establishment oil Precinct
Election al Hezekiah Blankensbips 10 The county oil
Halifax MANY VOTERS.
Sen, 10 36-w4w+