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Commission.

Commission.
FORWARDING AND AGENCY
AN now prepared to forward Cotton "a
New Orleans. Liverpool, o. anv q a.
ne.sne'n ports. and will make liberal ,dvsn-
ces 90 shipments, made to either ofihs 49,
f..sI: @c. Baeging and Rope Win e..
:. .u'":sneo g al those who may feel d;no,ed
D.. JNO. A. WATKINS q
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STATE OFMISSISSIPPI,
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

J
John A. Watkins)
Charles Stewart.)
4 N attachment tor the sum of 1872 90, is
"A sued out of the Office of John Z. Voc,
a Justice Of the Peace in and for said
county.
The attachment in this case having been
returned duly executed, and the defendant
failing to replevy the property attached, and
give special bail therein; Notice is hereby
given, that unless the said defendant do ap.
pear here on or before the first day Of the
next June term of the Circuit Court afore.
said, give special bail and plead herein
judgment final by default, vii; be rendered
against him, and the estate attached be
sold.
- Given under my hand and sea-
Q lof said Court, this llth day o.
R4S February, AID. 1889.
JAS. J. COLLIER, Cl'k
Wilcox, P. G. 4Ot6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21
By the Gorernor of the State Of pTginio.
a PROCLAMATION.

uu7HEREAS. by an Act of The General Assembly,
w passed March Oath, 1888, entitled IAN act PROVO,
ing for The Of lands IN TINS tommnn"ea"i
The Executive is required az The assistant asses
cars shall have finished their assessments respectively 10
issue a proc amation requiring the several boaas VI "
cipal Assessors assemble at some convenient Tine ono
place within their respective DISTRICTS 10 De des'gnaeu III
the Proclamation do, therefore, IN conformity WIN he
rov;sions of the said Act Of the General Assembly, here
y require said Principal Assessors t" assemble on the
frs, Monday IN MAY ne xt the following places, and pro-
coed T., , execution Of the duties required OF them ny
law viz-Josiah HolIeman Of Isle Of Wight, Bickerl"n
r. Winston of Louisa William A Harris oil poge, ana
! VIM Carey of Greenbrer counties, Principal Assessors
to constitute Board for the first DISTRICT composeu OF inc
counties Of Princess Anne Norfolk, nonu Isle Oh
Wluht Sgrry Sussex Southampton, Greensvle, tfIhce
G,0fre Brunswick Dnwddie, Chesterfield, tienrIco,
| Hanover New Kent, Charles City, James CITY, i"ik,
| Warwick Elizabeth CITY. Gloucester. Mathews, M'u'
d!esrx Essex King 4 Qn'eu. King William, Cnrohne,
Srottsylyania Stafford King George, Westmo-e!and,
! Lancaster, Richmond Northumberland Accomac, and
! Northampton, TO convene at the Borough ct Norfolk:
| Mathew w Kemp Of Gloucester, John Ii hn'ght OF
No,loway John Kern, r, Of Hampshire, and benjamin
Brown OF Cabel counties Principal Assessors 10 con,
s,,ute Board for the second district, composed oil all
the other counties East Of the Blue Ridge, to convene al
! Charlottesville in the county of Alhemare;
! Samuel Mcfett of Rockingham, BurweIl b Wilkes 81
Brunswick, James w Walker OF Madison, ana Johh "
Stringer of God countless Principal Assessors TO cohs
tue Board for the third district composed OF the coun'
Ties between the Blue Ridge and Allegheny, to convene
a, The Court House of Botetour' county;
Thomas McCulIoch Of Washington, William I, Lewis
of Rockbridre Joab Early of Franklin, and Charles
Chompson Of Hanover counties, Prncpa Assessors, TO
constitute board for the fourth district, composed "i
all the other counties of the Commonwealth, including
Montgomery and Monroe, which also lie on BON Ges
the Allegheny to convene al lhe Cou'' iiouse " ''
gomery county
All the said Districts being arranged in The act Of As,
semby, first herein rected and TO which the several
Boards are referred ascertain their respective limits
Given under my hand, as Governor and under
| IN. Lesser Seal of the CummOnw eaIth, at
lsEALJ Richmond this l2'h day Of March, 1889, and
G3ld year Of the Commonwealth
DAVID CAMPBELL.
( 0--iJM
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Peru Yaluabls L.3.rDS for Sal,

TINHE undersigned intending to remove 10 the w.
Il take this method to NOTIFY The public, ,hs, The,
wish to sell the following Tracts Of Land, 10 vii.
One Tract lying Beaver Island creek, cop,a;D;,.
500 acres of which about 100 acres is bottom Iund
comiol'ao'e u"e''"s "'o' D ''e' Unnecessary GU.
houses.
One other Tract adjoining the above lying mns4;
arply in the Fork Of Alayo and Dan rivers cnn,.,r,
500 acres of which is 6G acres Of bottom land with
comfortable dwelling house and convenient ou.hoD>,
aG loininr the Tow n ut Madison. which i 1T the r
commercial and enleprsIng villages in the Upper c.,
try.
One other Tract wing Dan river and Beaver l.l,,a
creek containing about $50 acres large porinu ;
which is bottom land, and with good improvements
Two other Tracls lying Mayo river, sonranln, IN
well improved, Ond has on /, grlSt ard saw p,r
the site Of which Iseqnal to any in The State.
One other Tract lying on Beaver Island creek con-
tanning 600
One other Tract containing ahou, 400 acres, Iyi,, .
Beaver island creek with very comfortable two son
house Just finished, and other out.h houses
One other Tract containing between Is land 400 sc,s.
upon which several improvements and could he 4
vided So as several purchasers lying on Dan
and bounded By said river the North nearly
miles: supposed b. about 2OU Of bottom I.rr
and has on il dwelling House "a feet long and ~ t,
wide together with all other necessary oul.honsp,
Also. or half acre Lots ~ the Tow OF Madison
! a rar of which well improved.
! The most of the above Troc,s Of Land ale ;onin,
each other and are situated IN the couniy of Rtck,pr
ham and State Of North caroiins aud IN the inrsc,s
| neiphbnIhnod of the Town OF Madison.
Also, two other Tracts, know by the of Aliens
Delight one part of which is in Rockingham. and the
remainder in Stokes county containing about $50 sores
bounded on the South east BY Dan river for abou, tao
miles; has about 200 Of bottom land has s.o
good site for mill 1t is situated 10 suit either one
or two purchasers.
The above Tracts Of Land are in very healthy sec.
ton OF country. all heIng well watered. with plenty Of
good wood land and the soil is suitably adapted 10 the
culture Of tobacco md grain of every description
The undersigned being determined TO sell. earnestly
solicit those who may wish pu'chasa IN this pai OF
the country, TO come and examine for themselves
RICHARD WALL
WILLIAM FERREL
Feb % y23m
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4 Real BLESSING to .Yothers.

DR. w EVANS CELEBRATED SOOTHING SYRUP,
For ChLdren Cutting their 7teh
gHNHlS infalble remedy has preserved hundreds Of
g Children, when thought past recovery, from con.
WILSON'S. As the Syrup is rubbed on the gums,
the child will This preparation is So innocent,
so ecacious and pleasant, that child will refuse
to let its gums be rubbed with it. When infants
at the age our months though there is appearance
of teeth one bottle of the Syrup should be used on the
gums 10 open the pores Parents should never be with
on, he Syrup in the nursery where there are young
children for child wakes in The night with pain
the gums, the Syrup Immediately gives by open
ing the pores and healing the gums; thereby preventing
Commissions, Fevers, &c.
To be had of Duva, Richmond; &. Hail. Norfolk;
Spouswood & Robertson, Petersburg; and all other
Agents.
Jan 81 S0-wT
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Ssssa."s' 3
"muc,I rg1 EEa,Iss US'tH".
AGRICULTURE.

AGRlCULTukE.
p.c. W. ErEHEsr.
sow hics, the Farmers simple i''''
How pure the Joy Il yields ;o,v
-, ron tho world lcmpss'uous s''i'e'.
Free, mid the scented Fields
When Morning woo., with rcsea'e NV
D'e, the lar hills away,
HI. footsteps brush the s''s'y "'"'
To greet the welcoming ua.'
,yhoo sor, frs, beam 10 glory s!ows'
~, tI;,bc the skv lark's song,
p,.a'nd - his toi, The Farmer goes
v nh eheertu steps along
WAL. yoon broods o'er The suliry sky,
AID Sunheams fierce are cast,
wb.re The cold stIcamlet wsndets oy,
H.. shares his sweet Fepas'.
WHEN Twiligh's gentIest shadows iai'
AIonr the ,iaTkenins plan,
He lists his faithful watchdog 8 call,
To warn the listening uain.
Down the green lime youos hurryins feet
Their eager pathway press;
H,s loved ones cone 10 jnS to sTee:'
And claim their sites c:ress.
Tben-when the evening prayer Is saio'
And Heaven with praise is blest,
How sweet reclinss his weary head
On slumber's couch otres'
Nor deem thu, fears his dreams alarm,
Orrares with darking din:
Without, his dogs will guard IRON hsfn'
And oil is peace within.
Oh ye, who run 10 folly's race,
To win a worthless prize.
I,,,, ftoin tho simple tale we trace,
Where true conien,ment hes
uo. monarch. flushed with Giory's prido!
Thou painted, silded 'hinsi
Hio 10 the free born Farmers nde,
And learn TO be King.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21

MHR JAS n. pIilpPS-As you are not an lnhablt'
lFA ant Of Virginia, | take this method To give you
notice that intend to petition the Geuera Assembly Of
Virginia for divorce from you and preparatory thereto
and arreeaby the statute in such made ana pro
vidpd | have filed in the Clerks office of the Circuit
Superior Court of Law and Chancety for the county Of
Brunswick where reside, statement Of the causes
which my application is founded, and that shall on The
Cd day of the next term Of snd Court apply TO the Judge
then sitting impannel jury to ascertain the facts set
forth in the said statement and 10 have their verdict
corded when and where you may attend.
March Gg4-w4wl MARY E. PHlPPS.
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NORTHUMBERLAND

Alta meeting g" The Republican citizens OF the county
Monday IN March, lc39, Cot WIN. Basye appoint
ed Chairman, and VIM Z. B"n,h, Secretary. The Oh
iect Of the meeting being explained by the Chairman,
the following resolutions %sLs 4PaAN9pSY nfqpStea
CoIive hon Of The Republican PARTY Of virginia. con.
,emplaed 10 he held a, the Capitol in The City Of Rich
mond. The Sd Monday in the present month.
Rcso'ccd. That IL is cxpcdient tina, the Republican
party Of this county be represented in The sad Con.
yeniiOn.
ResoIred, That Capt. James NJ Smith, Capt Griffin
II. Foushee Capt. Hiram ingram. Major Nelms and
Col VIM. Basye, together with Col Ro5pr, Alexander
cur present representative in the LEGISLATURE be a.
pointed Delegates 10 represent the Republican party
this county, in the said Convention.
Order,d, That the above proceedings be signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, and handed over TO tht
ABOVE named Delegates. Attest,
WM. BASYE, Chrn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21

NOTlCE-The subscriber, wishing 10 remove 10 The
" West will sell 10 the highest bidder Wednesday
The Sd of April Gf fair, if not the next fair day,) upon
the premises his tract Of Land which he now re-
sides, lying on North Anna River in the counties of
miles from Orange, ~ from Loussa Court house. and
5from the Louisa misunderstanding 576 2 acres
Nearly half the is cleared and in cultivation with
crop of wheat seeded upon part and good chance for
a crop of and oats The balance. The wood land
is well mbered with oak, pine, and various other lin.
ber The whole is well watered with good springs,
and a creek running through the middle Of The tract
sufficient to grind six eight months in the year.
further description is deemed unnecessary, as pur
cbasers will like to view the land. when they may pur
chase privately. There will be liberal credit given
half Of the purchase money, and possession Immediately
given. LE"io ~ SOLtiNo.
March lG 9J-Zt
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AND FOR SALE The subscriber offers for sale
n his land, in Powhatan county, on James River
and known as The Judes Ferry Tract, containing $40
acres nearly half in woods with profitable Ferry
attached to the plantation There is comfortable dwell
ghouse and necessary houses the plantation.
The land is Of red clay foundation, and susceptible
of Improvement any land more particular de.
scription is deemed unnecessary, those wishing to
purchase are invited to view the property for them
selves HANNIBAL HARRIS.
March ) 0o-w4w
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&f1.fgff0ss'S office.


Drawn Nos. in Sussex county (Del) Lottery, No w.
drawn the 9TH March -
81 % "a II 90 u "a 81 81
Ticket Nos 80 81 So,
Do do 6 4.5l, d,d ,,shodb no
Do do 81 So, "'' '''o o'' ''
DO do II "a "a
Drawn Nos in the Petersburg Lottery, No :, dawn
9th Of March -
a. GO q &C 7 II G2 90 81 | Is g. :,
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 "a, another small rrlze u
$500, sold and cashed by STRArIoS
more capitals, making capitals sold and caSItH
days. and making PIG capital prizes, besides bushes,
small ones all sold and cashed in little over u oo",
Drawn Nos in the Richmond Academy Lottery Ia
ira No. g. drawn the 18th Of March: a
G2 81 50 "a 81 II 32 ID 81 AZ "
Whole Ticket No 4 AZ 81, prize of sSl9
do do II 81 62, do do. 2W
do do 81 81, do, do. iCy
All sold and Csshed by STRATTON, the al '''''
Seller. =,
Tickets by the package single ticket for s''e g
STATIONS Lucky Office, l4lh Street. :,
March IA 9o-"
YBNERROR-The full brother TO Eclipse, L's""' ,ps
Shark Black and Bay Maria; and am%ngS' ~. W.
largest thorough bred horses in the State OF
being fully 5 feet inches high. and well pr"pc,u"s
He is beautiful dark He will stand a,
Courthouse Va. at $25 The season. and s. 10 'ne
For particulars, see hand bills. neoy
r. GAINES
Feb q
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Vaiuabts Tartrn and Plantation for Sale.
r NOW offer my Tavern and Plantation for sale. This
n property lies in Allegheny county, on the turnpike
road leading from Staunon 10 Guyandot,e IA miles west
of the Warm and 81 miles east Of the White Sulphur
Springs This is a valuable stand, and has first
ra,e river bottom attached 10 it. deem il useless TO
give further description those wishing to purchase
of course will view for themselves If there is not
sale effected the Tavern will be for rent for the Of
one or more years. A. PARIS.
March g5-nGw
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gEnssf3S EO1SeTU OfTtCR.
Corner GciOn the Rains.

UOYT allrau. LIhinrinus,-.las III annihfr pre-.
sotd 10 country patron, and The largest Prz" sold IN
Richmond, in The Alexandria Lottery. No. !, drawn the
lG,h inst Hoy, always sells the biggest prizes Orders
for the 80 GOO and all Other prizes advertised should be
sent to HoYr to ensure success
II Another one sold in Sussex No Mos IL a.
Prizes in every Lottery sold and paid by H"rr. ,,
S50,000 capital:
March 10 lUu-u
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

.y-r v ecr;v.d by the ., packets from New York large
offspring Goods-many oil them entirely
rev IL sylt. They are, IN part Is follows: ga,
Extra super blue wOo ed black and fancy cooed Iioths
New .ry!a stripe Victoria Cnssimecs
Cd Dr. ped Ate Tor Gencmcn's Summer wear
french CussiIncrcs and Cape Ca'hiets
Super London striped Dr'illnsS-hlthread
DO Brown Gnd fiwn.cUOrrd French do
Heavy English, pllin aai ribbed do
81 and / line and supcrfne plain French Linens
cases fine aud extra super ltsh Linens
q. :, 10 aud l2i lrIsh aud Bans!e! shteun-s
lease line Germaa Line" for Supplements Dave"
bales super rIckicnbuTgs and Do"IiS
10 heavy brown and b ached Duck
bale NO TO ) best Canvass Pa'Id'ms
50 pieces fine and smpcrd"e Brown Holland
Real and imitation Russ'i Shc"ns ana Trash
sby TO- by TO- by H. 10 by 10 Is D.ma'k Table Cloth
White 4od assorted coIoted L"GdOn Mslass
Best black silk Velvet, AID ploi% and t:s1ra spn
5 do do furniture do some veytch
: 10 supcrfne ~ French do
cases new siy printed CnuJrics, Lawns and Mu:iIns
. do striped and plaid GInshar'
Plain. plaid, AID worked Swiss Mnsi'ns
Checked, striped, ard corded Scotch do
2c,.cs 6; Ctmbne, anI JAG pnels-asso'ted qualities
. do bur y. coz! aud fur. .@te ng n,y.--
-BG9SSfs. . .ch and heavy Gro de Rhine
super Italian Lusrns AID Gro DO Swiss
Gro &c Royal thiue black very supeIi"r
Bllea anil rlcc, roofch Reps and G:odc Orleans
Fancy coorcd Rauc, Gro de Nap aud pou de Sol
n sped ADD IL !ur.! Oh AMI Mousc'In do Laine
Ladies hi OK anL white silk aud cotton Hosiery
Do biacE ,pd white silk, cotton and Kid Cloves
Gcpencni bu K, beaver, hid and thread G"Tes
Do silk, cotton and thread MALI Hose
Bonnet, cap satin aud LustrIHs Ribbons
Handsome narrow Belt RibboGs-bcstq quality
Shawls, ScarIa, and fancy iandkcrchicta
Cambria Ed,iu-s and lnsc Hngs
Frencn worked Collars and CEpcs
Plain and hrm. stitched ihTcnd cambc Hnndknrchleis
Large sized do, cHIbfoirrc red borders and corners
TIrrad aud bojInrt Ed.irgs, LTccs and inscriinSs
Black, white. pnin and figured thule Lace
BLACK, white, pink, blue and huh Italian Crapc
Heavy black and blue black "a ionhazGe for Gem wear
Ssrcarr, Buttons Pins, Needles Tapes aud ohMns
With full hIrach"h md brown DonesicS Long
Cloths, Bed Ticking Plaid Domesiics, Apron, am FURNITURE
Checks, cotton Dzpabufgs &c &c.
az Country Merchants invited call on Us and examine our
assortment which has been bciier The Goods nave Dech
selected with great and the lowest New ofH cash pc"
viii moderate ndvancc for cash, or on nm &C
IN In, a, short Time We shall b receiving Goods
keep up lay Pack during me ,H."n:
VALENTINE < BREEpEN,
White Bui,ug. II street Sh0ckoc Hil.
Mach gI-2IwGw
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Besides pTlZes OF SOU 2UU- -TWU--EU-U U-OV-
40, and lowest prize %.
l3 Drawn Numbers out of 70.
Tickets only $50, halves 10, quarters D, eghths o.
Certificates Of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets s2D
do do 70 Half do l%O
do 90 81 Quarter do CD
do do 26 Eighth DO 80
II Orders for TIcks,s and Shirts or C1hft"f's y
Packagcs in the above Magnificent Schemes. WI! receive
the prompt attention, and official account oil 'G'
draining sent Immediately after it is over to all who o'T'
from US. Address,
D. S. GREGORY g. CO, Managers,
Richmond Va
=. Tickets in all other lotteries under our manage
For 10 S. 2aw,d
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RAIDER John Brugh, Samuel OofnchS,n; ol '" E,om
chain Solomon Simpson, and 'oei -. h'n,.nr Ps.
,r,oher Ridge: Peter Harmon, Andrew hcGattHe{,
Ter Houseman. Abraham Bfe"oake1, Aa1,l ihm Sni
a'' iocnb Youur. Sr-F,om Lapsrys Run: john Gun,
a. iocb Slower Jacob SurbeE, Samuel Hoi1 anu '.Ooi
Erle-F,om Newcastle: Elisha Walker anu r,dn,
E3kcn-From James River: Capt Jas foHtohC Caotaa
Inner Ca,awba: Isaiah Johnston, Johh -e,'''o" IN
,rDo,,td From Fincos;lt: Christian MooH'a"' I'"'
" Thompson Benz. CarpeI, Oliver oaha sha"' a"o
1r, Convention WIS organized by the appointment VI
John w Thompson Presiden'' anu |A"''e" '
Secretary .;og or,l,ined by
-'be obiec, of the meeting was brIchy eSp'al"..n H.,
Coo " wilson after which !hey proceeded % "n,
tns candidate and Maj. Jos Hannah was
chosen ~ w Wilson Benia.
-; r.,per John w THOMPSON, james l4Atnn a"u
Uh,er Calaghun BE- requested to wait OH VIZ ,
70 inform him of The nomination, and iequss' HIS ao0P
ance thereof ,.d,. ourselves TO
sup,utt the nominee Of this convenient a'c ''''
u,Ii us, all honorable means 10 secure ms e'ect'"
p,.ol,cd That the course Of our late representative
in Coucrcss the Hon. Robert Craig, meets lis e"
nnproba ion Of this conveniiun ana 'hat we WIZ Ci
norofIp means in power to secure Ills re eec"o''
r,s,yr,d That Oliver Callaghan James McDo"eii
psn,,min Carper, James Paxton Thomas ~ burwe!'
CcoIue w Wilson, and John w Thompson De apPol''
cd committee 10 prepare an ADDRESS u tue De'
Republicans Of this county
Eesoirsd That the proceedings "' ihs con'en.o'i D
igned by the Chairman and Secretary and PnpiSheo
;n,be Fincos,le Democra, and Richmond Enqulrer
:" JOHN w. THOMPSON, Chairman
ANDREW McCARrNEY, SECRETARY.
The committee Immediately alter Inc convention au'
ourned addressed Major Hannah the following note
10 which is appended the Majors reply ,,,o
FIscAsrLE, March llth, lazy.
Maj. Joscph Hrnnah: ,.;.,., h..
DEAR SIn-The undersigned have oeen upP1'''eu py
Ranpb,can Convention held 10 day in this place, i"'
The purpose of selecting candidate TO represent Inc
cnn,y Of Bole,our, in The next Legislature OF Virginia.
and take gca, pleasure informing you mat you were
unanimously selected by very numerous Delegation Oh
Republicans from every OF the county ana res
pectCully rouest your ptance OF the nomination.
Very respectfully,
Your friends and obt servts
GEO w. WILSON,
BENJAMIN CAREER,
JAMES PAXTON,
JOHN w. THOMPSON,
O. CALLAGHAN.
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FiscAsrLE, March 1lth, lo39.

FIScAsrLE, March IIth, Ic39
GEyrLEMEy-Your letler-oi this date informing me
tha, had been selected by a Republican Convention
held To-Day in this place. candidate to represent Tue
county of Bo,elour in the Legislature OF Virginia.
and respectfully requesting my acceptance thereof has
Jus, been handed to me- In answer thereto, have mere
~ 10 say that have always acted on the principle mel
tcr 10 seek nor decline Office and having in this instance
been selected by so numerous and respectable an assem-
bage Of my fellow citizens, wiihou, any agency "i my
own in the matter freely accept their nomination. and
il should be confirmed by the votes Of the people, VIII
endeavor represent them faithfully be pleased gen.
,lsmsn 10 communicate TO the Convention my unall"yed
thanks for the confidence they to rePose in me,
and accept yourselves individually my kind regard Tor
the manner in which you have executed your Instruc
TONS. Your Trend ana ltllo"cluIen,
JOSEPH HANNAH
To George w Wilson, Benjamin CarPer, James Fax
ton, john W Thompson, and Oliver CaIlaghan, Esqs
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March IA
HSirreJ.,s Prize office.

EE7HOLE TICKET IA @ 81. the Capital Prize
w of $4,000. sold In The Alexandra Lottery,
aud paid as us ual, at sight, al Fortunes Home. by
BIGGER
Ticket Nos 50 &C. small pIize Of 81 600, sold,
and yesterday paid as uaual, al sight, by
March 10 rIOO--2tl BIGGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
PETER GooLnrcK, Secretary.

In conformity 10 public notice, published in The Fin
castle Democrat The following Delegates appeared in
Convention al Fncas,le, the ll,h inst, TO wit From
MfI and Back Creeks: Christian Housenan, Saml 4
Coffmsn, Jvhn Wi.ms, John B. secrist, Geotss "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21
yir~iuia Stale LOTTERY,

For the benefit of the Town Of Wel!sbug Glass No =
for 1889 To BE- drawn at Alexandria, Va on SatuE'
day. 3Dh March. le39.
SCHEME = Capital $50 ono, 10000, 5000, $40, 5000,
$500, 2 600, 80 prizes Of 600
Tickets only SlO-HaIves s. Quarters 80.
Certificates of Packages of % Whole Tickets $50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21
CEAsskKi'S OFFICE.
Richmond Virginia.
$4,000, $4,000.
Alexandria Lottery,

For Internal Improvement in the District OF Columbia,
Glass for 1889 To be drawn positively, at Ae1an'
dria. d c. on Saturday, the 20h of April, lc39.-D.
S. Gregory IL Co, Managers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21

NA7ANTED, Gentleman who is we'll acquainted
Wv with Pharmacy practical man, 10 take charge
of an Apotbecary Shop in ST Louis, Missouri To one
Of strict moral character, Who give satisfactory
evidences of his qualifications, liberal wages will be
given Personal APPLICATIONS by letter directed (pos,
paid) 10 Richmond until the first of pr next-after
which time, to Orange Courthouse Va will receive at
tenpn. JNO n. GRASTY.
March IL l00-2l'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-21
.Sotice 10 Jobocro Planters

Notice TO Tobacco Planters
A IL Tobacco delivered at either of The Depols or
"A he Basin intended 10 be sent to Seabrook's Ware
house will be received the terms as at either OF
the other Warehouses in this city
BURCH & GOODE,
Inspector, at Scatrcoks Uarshouss
February 9TH, 1889. IS 2,x?n