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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-02

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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-02-02
A LIST OF LETTERS

Id EMAlN,NG in the Post Office at Living
III ston, Madison county, Mississippi, on the
let Of January, 1899, which il not taken out
by the lstot April, will be sent to the General
Post Office as Dead Letters
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

THNHE next Winter Term of Lectures in the Medical
Ri Department of Hnmpden Sydney College, al Rich
mond, will commence on MONDAY, O't. 2Ist, 1889,
and continue until the las, Of February following.
AUGUSTUS L. WARNER, M D., Professor OF
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine
TIL JOHNSON, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy and
1 W tCHAMBERLAYNE, NJ D., Professor of Ma
terra Medica and therapeutics
r.. l. BOHANNAN, NJ. d Professor of Obs,re,ics
and Me Diseases Of Women AMI Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D, Professor of Che
mis,ry and Pharmacy.
The College lnirinary attached to the College Build
ing has been in successful operation for the last eight
months. and furnishes constantly number of interest
ing Medical and Surgical cases-to which the student
has access at all hours.
The College lnirmury together with the Aims House,
Penilenary and Armory, (Which under the charge
Of lwo Of the Professors will afford the student an OPP
portuniiy of witnessing the various diseases incident 10
a Southern climate. The abundance OF materials for
Anatomical purposes, and the reduced price at which
they are furnished will enable the student 10 acquire
intimate knowledge of the Anatomy of the human body
and the use of Surgical Instruments.
During the last Winter Course Of Lectures from the
number Of Surgca! Cases admitted into the lnirmary
the Professor of Surgery enabled exhibit before
the class nearly all the important Surgical operations
upcn the Erirg satiect; and from The growing popu.
larity of tire nfrmary, there IS reason 10 believe that
hereafter the rgtcal Cases in The House, will greatly
increase.
Good Board. incoding fuel lights. servants attend
ance, &c, be obtained in This city for four dollars
per week.
We authorized 10 state that full Course of Lee
lures in this institution will be received equivalent
TO one in the following Medical Schools University Of
Pennsy lVania Jefferson Medical College Of Phllade phia
Medical College OF the State of South Carnina Tran
sylvanis University Lexington, KY; University Of MAJ
ryIand, &c, &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissecling
Rooms OF The College the first of October.
AUG'S L. MARINER, M. D.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
RIcHaosn, May e4h. 1890 5-fm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
Correspondence Of the Nis,c York Star.


We have had proper laugh here at the failure OF the
Tournament in Scotland The idea appeare abundaniIy
absurd-in wet weather. The notion Of the Queen Of
Beauty having hold umbrella over her head amuses
US ALL BY the by the said Refine (Lsdy Seymour) is a
very pretty woman. She here Few months since,
and attracted great attention. Like her sister, (Mrs.
Noroa} she is small in stature and slight IN Squire Her
nose is slightly aquine. Her hair and eyes dark.
She has not high forehead, {semember how Low is that
of the Venus de Medlcs,) and her cheek is neatly color
less. If Lady Seymour had little more bloom, she
would. indeed, be exqussly lovely.
The Parisians are Immensely scaadaze2 az Prince
Louis Napoleon's having taken part in ,he Eglintoun
farce fancy that the real plQue IS because tie French
who pride themselves on their chigaLessse character
had nothing Of the sort themselves. Nimyorts. wait
until year. and how many tournaments there
will be. have heard, that in Germany Prussia, Italy
and France, as many as six are contemplated At any
rate, Lord Eg,intooa has shown what can be done.
Madeposelle Rachel 80 slowly recovering from her
recent severe ct Of scaratns and will be able in
about month Che ought TO be proud Of the great
terest her inesG exces-tae th.oRs Of enqurers after
her is immense and constant | hear no further men
ton OF her being about to get married
Van Amburgh continues here in great force The
Theatre at which he exhibits is crowded every night
end the mos, delicate females are among the audience
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
I LOUISIANA GRAND REAL ESTATE 2TOCE
LOTTERIES
I'll og.icy;ip al the sat. u A""'S'arc
tp.-. ~ ,"r' .tE tI,,4,,I>G h;rC:S:A


q; rpttcr;ir al the sat. &; A@'nS'arc.
l9ty ~. t.i:itk WuFtiI>G. VIRGINIA,
Soic .4g,nt If tic -a"nH@srs jar ne Htst"" St"'rs
Caldwell, UaKY X rEITcHAnD, -h4h"y"S an"
Proprittors.
YESHE First or Half Million Lottery vi" oe drawn 10
IA December, le:f9. and finished al one ainwIhe oy
tie Nos 10 80 placed in The Wheel, ana ~ Huhosfs
drawn To determine the Prizes But Inc TWO mitLioS
oterv will be drawn in January, lSiO on The cid plan
Of blanks and prizes numbers III one wheel and hahks
nod prizes IN another wheel Both Lotteries, under tie
supervision OF Judges Of Courts, WILL BE DEAHS
is NEw ORLEANS "
The Half Million Lottery has 29l Prizes, of which
81 are Of Real Estate and '5 OF Stock besides many
Prizes composed Of Tickets in the GIand wo Million
Lottery, aodDg participation {" cfahees 70 se ho,.i
oC ticket for pIizes in the Grand Lottery OF Two MI
lions Of dollars 10 OGU Prizes 10 The inl amount oil
81 coo QUO, Of winch lU7 Prizes OF Zeal Estate
Only Q blanks To q prize
amopr The przes in these two Lotteries are many
nubic aud private buildings which ad"rn the City OF
New Orleans end The pride OF IT'S inhaoi'ah's nc
yerapdnh 81 Charles street Theatre, American lamp
street Thpalre ST. Charles Arcade Buildings, WIN 10
tells Dwelling Houses, Stores building LOIS ana mn"y
entire squares Of ground besides Stocks IN BANKS anu
other lsu ms Of Louisiana, amounting 10 TWO NIL
LIONS FIVE HUSDREp THoustHD DOLLARS All Wv
Real Estate and Stocks offered IN Prizes are owned oy
the m and in their poSessI"n the acts ul sale WIN cI
titles nre vested in their firm, and RECORDED IN me c'ee
of adopbe Mazerrau Notary Public and Office OF lon
veyances ready Tor transfer to the holders OF prize ch
etc exempt from all incunbrance. Inc properly 70 se
apart that sole md only purpose, and can ~ no WV
Whatever be conveyed Otherwise by the him man 70 'e
holders Of prize tickets. ,,,..o
The Capai Prz" in the Half Million Lottery, or 'lass
No l. is the CAMP STREET TuIaTEE, valued al SloO
OG0 ,o
TICKETS Wioiesaic price or By the package, Sio
Retail price %
The Grs doy drawnG of the Two Million Lottery, or
Class No . will commence The 9th January, le1u;
Wholesale package price oil tickets, SsIo
Retail price, I'll n
Capits Prize. the VfRANpAH HOTEL, valued At nan
Million, rents for So, 0uO per annuin
The pnbc will please not cUnlound The ABOVE Lo''e'y
with the Florida Lottery.
Orders from any part of the United States aduresSsu
to JoHS NJ CLARKE, Agent Wheeling, va, VIII NC
promptly and c"niidenllally attended TO- ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS
HaIuaLs Cotton .Nanuaetory und Sta1e Operatives to


Sale
NN7lLL he sold on The Cd Monday in December
wv next, 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premises. the
following Property, belonging 10 the Sauda Manuuc-
turing Company, viz:
The Mill Lnnds situate both sides Of the Saluda
River at Boards Falls, 3 miles from Columbia, S c.,
containing lS9 The imprnv ements consisting of
Cotton Mill, Saw Mill. Blacksm and Machine Shop
Hotel St6te and Warehouse, Boarding Houses Tor
bites and Cabins for the Negroes, &c, &c and The
Machinery consisting of 3 S}5 Spndles and Ga LOOMS
and all the uppurcnances pertaining thereto, will be sold
in one lot, a credit OF one two three and four years.
the interest the whole amount Ia be paid annually
The payments be secured by bond, mortgage and
sona security, the charter oil Incorporation 10 be trans
ferred 10 the purchaser purchasers OF the property
Ga Slaves on a edit of ninety dsya for Notes with
approved endorsers bearng interest, payable al the office
of the Company. in Columbia, s. e. a Property, COM
The advantages this possesses is rarely offered TO
the public IL is located in healthy region; with
immense water power, and fine sites for other Mills
There is inc xhausIibe supply of the finest granite
on the premises and pitch pine timber in abundance:
it is the head Of the Cation market, where the
material be obtained without the heavy expenses of
transportation. insurance. receiving and forwarding
missions, Wharfage &c &c. Ii has hitherto met
ket for lis products almost exclusively at bone The
Mill is built the approved plan. of granite, 200
feet BY 45, stories high and is half filled with
chinery The Machinery of the very Sess descspt
and finish The Slaves trained 10 the Of the
Mill The Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Rail
Road is expected to be completed 10 Columbia in the
course Of year. which will greatly facilitate the trans
portaton and delivery of lis manufactured goods
ID EWART,
President sa'uda Manufacturing Co.
Sep,f 25-Wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
CLirEnhnminn Land.

wu7ILL be sold on the premises on the 1911 day Of
w December ensuing II lair, or The neA' lar say
tSuuday pycppted) thereafter to iuihi the "hrcis ~
deed in trust from Edward G0yan, made To the Int "
YIN Tru-hea,t and the subscriber. tor the brnrh' "'
James Govan and Archibald G"van executors OF J'hrs
(1ovan deceased bearing date the .Th DAY al E'pf".
her lS}4 and Of record the County C"nr, Once ~
Hanover on The 10Th day Of October OF the same yfs''
,ha, very valuable Tract of Land, not more man mh''
from The ci,y of Richmond, known as fowhi1k' H"R
in The county OF Hanover, on Chckah"h'hy swamp
and The road the New bridges 10 lhe o%r' e"""'
The whole Tract contains by late survey Los nc"s-
and benu well susceptible Of division, VIII be "if'U "
three Sc parae parcels The first, being on thr f's'"
side of Powhite run, contains 5o2 ceres comprising '"
quo 80 acres u first rate meadow land on san slfeo
ell set in herds grass easily irrigated ana never S
l., ssh.,s. tuuelher with other mud land on ShcR'"V
uny amp ada pied TO grass partially cirarto' ou, u
Of il in heavy timber: the high land Is very pr
and we'll wooded The buildings consist vi WIS '
Saw Mill with Threshing Machine a,'achtG '"' "'
now ont of order. and sufficient houses i"r gun ,gn
Tie second part. called ByIhs. Is hlgh 'aho 'o'I'
acres Of medium quality, with suthceh' "oo" -
uscs and probably or acres Vi meade" a"u ~ ,',
,ir,lv Gotten M; this part here Is framed D"''
I,rs co,,ain,ru rooms Smoke House AMI "t no.
d;,d K ,,chpn And the remaining part on "h'c" ~"
is n large conlmodIous Dwelling HOUSE r1' E,,,
Barns and all other out HOUSES; spacious '''.'s
den with Orchards OF select iruit' on" we - ,.E
anne ndares To- n mos, desirable homeseao-co"," ,Jo
acres sbuu, 500 Of which are cleared; i"c'o''"s
scres first rate mud land on the swamp III w.
nearly oil Of which is well set IN herds grass '."
are about 40 acres. well adapted 10 Inc sah' p"F
get 10 be cIrarrd-a all The wood land Is IN 'ofrs eo"
" hch is well distributed The premises and 'hr
land is SUI passed by in this section OF coum"
fertility The whole estate is situated 10 q" #
and healthy neghburhood, with the con'tmp'a"ss"p 'b
road ,la, III reduce the distance TO me wy as in
mond to miles The parts above cfscnora ., 'p ,be
compac, bodies, and lying broad SIDES sorn.
| homestead will under one purchaser CONSUME
did and productive iafn. ,,;a ~ the pur.
Terms Of sale will be cash for one 'nn" ~
chase money the residue in two equal anh"", n.I
IN carry n,eres, from the first day oil ''nua'! ,rr
when posspssinn viii b. delivered, The pn'c"asr me
bonds with approved security and dsrd y 1 I'.'' sale
purchased land 10 secure the payments .;d and Of
m,ds ap,he instance Of the Executors a"t'Nh'" o." a,
me posr; The property will be SHOW" win pO'ss
survey and all EXP plantations cheerlny Ha'T Wy rnG,f
residnu on the premises, or by doVah y. -" ans,r
signed living in the vicinity The title 10 'ns !;
is uroues,onable but the trustee can c@n ,TpTiS
such. e.:r;no 1rustt
52-l2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

uRON ORE The subscribers owning between 'hire
d and four thousand Of Inud lying on IGrRry
Geek in the county Of Monroe, and "rhn SIX mfs Of
Union are dispos. lease or sell portion OIL CONAN
irp an incxhauslbie quantity Of iron ore, "h'ch h's
bsn tested and sscerrnRed I" be OF ihr ot
quality There is mn abundance Of timber upon The :c
and bold stream running immediately 10y the ore -
Those disposed 10 purchase or lease are in'rec ~ 'S
anime the premises, which VII b. SHOWN ny VIZ s,'
Morpon Mahnn and B"linger, hvrng near there. lie
.ubscribers address is Guochand Court liomse.
Is Is DUKE
o,,.lor1 40 p GUERRANT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
g,OETR n.
ssu,,cu rr1 EraI,ss uS-rs SO.

SUMNER FRiENDS.
PARK BENJAMIN.
Simmer birds. Summer BIRDS
Wnthcr have yc flown!
was your dear companion onee'
And now you leave mt lone
I,,een,h the " iic boughs OF the 'feo
Before my fathers door,
Iu,cd 10 SIT all day 10 hear
The notes hear no more
Summer brooks, Summer Ofoohs'
Whithcr do ye e!idc:
How pIcssunt was my grassy eoaen
Your merry waves beside
no NJ, was like your current, then,
And smooth and swirl u RAM
T'hcrc il no type IN summer BROOKS
Fer slew and thoughtful nlau.
Summer dcs Summer delIs
oh, are We still the samo
AS when Of old TO your olreIts
In waSword mood came
The ,utf is St:il US soft and green,
AS gentle fails the shade;
And so !, would be, though IN the grave
This form were lowly land.
Summer flowers. Summer flowers!
Whete are the odors sweet,
Brought By the cool aud waiting airs
Tha, stole the Summer heat:
z never see your petals now
Wet with the early dew.
Alas, NY fresh and morning. hopes
- Have faded, flowers. with SoC:
Summer friends! Summer friends!
The CARELESS, light and gay:
Ye too with fortunes sunny locks,
Like birds, have flown away;
And ike the brooks, aud delis and flowers,
Thut so loved TO see,
Ecmain within your happy homes,
And neyoT dream of me.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
.SIsssii0R'a Office.

-aR.wr ~as in va No"oncr'ia. x q, drawn
:. ID ~ 81 Il 81 81 ~ - 81 ~
Ticket, Nos 81 ~ a prze of $50, sold aud cashed
BY STRsTTus. ;. =.
Drawn Nos in Maryland Stale Lottery \" 10 drawn
IS 50 81 a6 % is &c 80 u "a I2 go IG
Tickets Ms % q "a, prize Of 81 ,GOO,-do do
I2 SO 80 hnlh sold and clshed ny srEArroS
Drawn Nos Sussex County Lottery, No 43, drawn
November .
a. II 81 G Al Ga CT 80 SO 40 co 40
Tickets Nos Al A. G4,-47 40 "a, both sold nnd
cashed by srearfoS'
Drawn Nos in Virginia Norfolk Lottery, no o,drawn
November 9:
Nov ~ 54-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
NIu1tv NEGROES for sale

.NInsty NEGROES for s"ie
nN The 9Th day of this month shall offer for sale
y at Amphl near Gainesville. Cumh.r!anr, az
the SLAVES belonging 10 the estate Of kand"'pr
son, late of CumberIand, together wh The '1%'s ''
Horses Oxen Cattle OF all descriptions. n'u' 'o o"'
Corn, the crops of Fodder. Oats. Hn~ &c ana Ine
plantation Utensils and Househoi' r. r or"' , ne
Slaves viii bp sold for cash-ant ne o'"cN' .'"ps &c
~ n,-cs Of Negroes canno, BE- found in the
State. ,oJ,L Jir,.an s.,ae,y
SID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
Inns B;rrr EJR.U for sote.

J,mes Rtrcr FARSI for sn'e
EFF NO, previously sold, ! shall oiler GLrNTNAR Il
n auction on Wednesday, The 9th instant. on the pre-
ms.s This is one Of the most desirable residences IN
the river situated popuIous end oG'"eahI nsaho"'
hood in pgon healthy as any part OF 'hr me
GLFnTIvAR contains about 200 acrfs 81 ano WIN pF'V
nj wood-about 400 acres good high land and 10 acres
low grounds .! fine quality equal 10 most on me rvrr
TrRMs- One third cash. and The remainder IN one ana
1870 years The purchaser giving deed OF trust on The s0
To secure the Two last payments o,.
W r HARRISON.
Executor of Randolph Harrison, G,oa>t8'
~ - TT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
China, Looking Glasses, Chandeliers and Lamps.

II HAVE Just opened extensive assortment Of the
most fashionable articles III my line, at prices that
must induce my customers 10 purchase, consisting IN
part of the following articles:
Superior Gilt China Tea Sets great variety Of Patterns
Canton Granite and Print Dinner Services in various
size sets
Superior Astral Chandeliers for Churches, Halls and
Parlours
Astral Lamps Bright and Bronze-of and superior
patterns
Man,el Lamps, with Glass Drops, Bright and Bronze
Stand Lamps, DC. do do
Cut and PLAIN Glass Hall Lamps
Reading Lamps
Grandoles, with glass drops, with from TO lights
Candeabras for centre and side Table,
Brackets with from to z lights
Lamps Of every variety for Churches, Stores Factories
and Parlors
Looking Glasses, consisting in part Of Man,el, Pier,
Toilet and Shaving Classes. from S3Ou to 81
Table Cutlery Of superior quality, from several Manu-
factories
Plated Candcscks Fruit Baskets Casters, Shutters and
Trays, &c
Cut and plain Decanters, Tumbers Wines &c, with a
very general assortment of every description Of Earth
enware, China and Glass
Tea Trays, Walters, &c of new patterns
Brass Tenders, Andirons, &c, with assortment Of
House .kee ping articles, too numerous 10 mention.
The subscriber feels DESTROYS that his country and
civ friends should favor him with call to exam ne his
stock Of goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere,
as he feels confident that The great santy and low prices
will be great inducements To purchasers
JAMES EVANS, Main Street.
Sept 81 4l-3m
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10 Dunn .Anmbfrs.
LOTTERY AUTHORIZED By THE
State OF Maryland

State OF Maryland
ERECT
Toun Hall end otkrr buildings IN the City Of Baltimore
Glass No. 3, for 1880.
To be positively drawn in The city Of Baltimore, on
Wcdncsday 9Th Of .Norcmber, lS39.
Under the SupeIinlendence OF Commissioners.
The hoider Of The r0pjtai ncW receire $50 600 nM
BnlLLrA.r SCHEME : $35 295. 1855, 5000, 1000,
5000, 800, 225O, 1000; 81 OF 00n, &c &c, &c.
IS No. Lolrery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only $40. Halves 5. Quarters = 80
Certificates Of Packages Of % hole Tickets $3.50 90
Do do - Half do 90 90
Do do % Quarter do so so
n Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates OF
Packages in the above magnificent Schemes, will receive
the most prompt attention. and Official account Of each
draw wing sent nne da;ey after IL is over, to al who or
der from U.s. Address
ID. S GREGORY & CO.. Managers,
RICHMOND, Va.
Or o. 40-td
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NAiANTED-A Young Man, ab"n' lG or u. who
w can read aud write well, To live with private
gentleman in the country Board and liberal wages will
BE- gwen which will he increased if he satisfaction
A litter addressed 10 Il. D huntsville, Lancaster coun
", Virginia, will be attended 10.
Nov 5I-w4 ~
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Lousn Railroad Company ;.i
yuyHE subscribers for the new stock WIZ" .'bouse %
IN extend the Road from Louisa I""i.'a,.rsst
Gordonsv,lle are hereby notified that the nss 5n,
i. now DUE and that unless payTn :" o., sg!
made an or befnre the frs, DAY OF pree'i0s'
.,eos will be taken 10 cnerce payment r..,,y,r
NathANi1H s3-wllD
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EFOuy's EsHssk Of E'risCSs
RICIIMoSD, VA

UDELOW will be found the mos brilliant collection OF
D Schemes yer before offered To the public. Orders
for tickets in any Of them will meet with prompt alien
tion provided they addressed 10 The seller OF all The
large prizes, u. NJ Hoi y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

q k6k REWARD viii b. paid for H. appfekIr.
70 aBU sion OF HENRY ROSS, brgh, muIato,
) ie,t high; has The right side Of his
mouth. which shows both lips. particularly on the
lower He generally had old brown coat hut had
other clothing part Of which he may have win him
The said negro murdered Mr. lsham Chatham on the
Lower Byrd Plantation Saturday night last am
authorized to offer the above ard Ia" has appr nsUn
and communal 10 any Jail ia The Commonwealth
(SrgneO JAMES GAIT.
Nov 5l-ti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

EOHN r COOKE has commenced The Practice of
cD Law in Richmond lie will attend the Court Of
Appeals and The other Superior Courts (Srae aud f. de-
ran held in tins city He Will also attend The Western
Court of Appeals nj Le@shurg regularly, from The be-
ginning 10 the end Of each Term
Richmond. Nov :. lc39. ST.
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Hnnnvpr, Nov 5

HrOTlCE is hereby given, that Petition "'n il,
ssn,sd 10 The nexr Legislature, 10 obtain 'S''''
injury done 10 hlayos bridge -r3x
nrtnher IL
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CHEAP NTFSIC

The largest collection of Music offered for sails IN
this State mny be selected from o, The store oi The sub
scr,her who is now enabled 10 sell al The PhIiadePha
and New York wholesale and retail prices
p II. TAYLOR.
Piano Forte and .Nusic Store, opposite HE Banks.
St-U
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond Academy Lottery,

Class Z. Tor lc}9.
To be drawn at Alexandria. Va on Saturday, Nov. 30.
GRAND CAPITALS.
,,zc Of s3OrGO prize Of S3.nnO
/ do ~ 900 40 do 1000
/ do 600 30 do $50
| do 3,5hn GU do 2uO
| do 1897 G3 do $50
Tickets only $40, Halves ), Quarters so
Certificates Of Packages Of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do a, o. Half do 50 90
Do do % Quarter do 81 Oh
M Orders for tickets from any part Of the United
States by mail otherwise, enclosing Cnsh or Prize
Tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prompt attention as on personal ap'
pcaton and the result sent (when requested mmedI.
aely after the drawng-if addressed to
d. NJ HOYT.
Orders in all cases are confidential.
Oct 25 49-u
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.NNMage,s' office, Richmond, "
VIRGINIA STATE Lottery.

Virginia STATE Lottery.
For the benefit Of the Monongalla Academy.
Glass No 6, for 1899.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va. on Saturday, 10Th
November, lcI9
GRASP SCHEME $4,000. $4,000, $4,000. 5000,
81 OUO - 800 81 nGo 81 IA p prizes OF $ UOO &c
10 Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only $40, Halves ). Qnn,ers2 30.
Certificate of Packages OF % Whole tickets $3.50
DO do % Hnif do 70
DO do % Quarter do 50 80
Virginia State lottery,
For the benriii OF the Town Of Wheeling, Glass No.
g. for IS39--To he drawn o, Alexandra, Va Saturday,
November 80 1880
BRiLLiASr SCHEME 40 GOO. Sl2hOO, 81 Sln. S3 0UO;
prizes of 81 0U0 do. Of 81 $40; do of ,2o0; do.
of 81 200 ~ y! S500 30 al 5000 DC
20 Nupbsr LOutru-lI Dra,cn Ballots.
Tickets only $l0-H Halves S1-t2uar'rrs 81 50
Certificates OF packages OF 70 hole Tickets Si50
DO do &c Halt do 6o
DO do ~ Quarter do 80 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

L " =
yHyHE subscriber constantly rrcriying rom tie cPe
n bra,ed mandatory o! NuSNs * CLARK, New
York elegant and plain Piano Fortes. possessing the
latest improvements. and that dehcncy of touch and
sweetness nf tone. pee uiar tn their manufacture
Also large assortment, OF Musical lnsumenls and
Musical Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired tuned let hire, and taken in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-11-15

DETlTlON NOTlCE.-A petition will be presented
IL to the mex, Legislature for Turnpike Road from
the New Bridges in Hanover county 10 the city Of Rich
mond l5I-w4wl Nov