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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25
Feb 20

ST. LEDGER.-This very fine stallion is u beautiful dapplc grey,
= full ! feet > inches high, and possessing immense power. lie
is bv American Eclipse, and pedigree Throughout of the purest
Kind. He is full brother to the roted race mare Ariel, Lance ana
O'kelIy. His dam was also the dam Of Roman, Splendid ana
Angelina, all winners fron one 10 tai' miles; and, what Is . re-
markaLle fact. that neither Of these horses ever broke down, nat-
withst,nain. the great number of races thry ran, which, ia my lfEn-
bile opinion, ought to h. a very great consideration with those who
are breeding for the turf. II very often happens OF late, that Just
rs horses begin 10 distinguish themselves upon The iui, their legs
or SInews give way. -
81. Ledger is now nj my stable, Spring Grove, Hanover Comfy,
Is miles North of the city Of Richmond, and II miles West OF the
Courthouse; 10 be- let 10 mares az S45 the season, and SD 10 insure
n mare TO be in fOal; parting with the mare w!ll forfeit the insl-
rance money. Ono dollar will be expected 10 the Groom IN each
cnse. Mares well fed with grain at 30 cents pr! day, and good
pastures furnished gratis. Every care will be taken 10 prevent
accidents and escapes, hut no responsibility for any that may hap
pen. ii.
81. Ledger has proven himself a sure and good foalsetter; ms
COLI, are only 2 years old, and none have been trained.
There l. not a stallion in the State of his reputation that stands
al such a reduced price. 80,
For ST. Ledser's full pedigree, performances, &c, see hand bills
WM. L. WHITE.
PSI have a very fine young Stallion, years old by GolIah,
that [ viii sell on very reasonable terms, or VIII farm nm OUT.
lie is very much the form and color Of his grandsire, old ECLIPSE.
He can be seen ut any time during the approaching week nj The
Cell Tavern Stable.
Enb - gf-bN
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~ AT-TIOy The Managers of The North American Land Com
Y n,ny. deem il proper thus 10 state, that by n Saiia dccam i con,
vcvopcr dated The 5th day Of March, l.aa, founded upon a iui ana
v,iuohlc consideration, Robert Morris and wife, John Nicholson
and wifi, and lanes Greenleaf, granted and sold TO Thomas WI
Iinp. Lain Nixon and John Barclay, as trustees, i1r me use ana bc-
neii Of the snid North American Land Company, The following
lands, in the Commonwealth l 'fenha' 10 - '' '"" ~ A"'e
infinitely described. VIZ:
ri 1Dl acres then in Monnnsalja county.
$1,000 acres then in Washington county.
al Ils ID acres then in Harrison county.
3nuDa acres then IN Ohio county.
1885, oryes then in Randolph county.
3lo'o553 a acres then in Montgomery county.
5f33, acrc then in Grecnbrier county.
On oro acres then in Russell county.
a. ,Eo ,crost hcn in Kanawha county.
r., ,JI,;o, IN ba;nu recorded al Philadelphia, IN DECD book, no.
6, pn"c ss &c the said deed. on motion OF the trustees, 10 te
General Conr,. held al the Capitol, In Richmond, was ucfe !" DC
,, ,ore ,.co-dnd See Order-book, No. A, Page aai, &C. :,
The original conveyance is in the hands OF .hs n"naee,s: ~ ~
The above deed: and the public are hereby canll'neu as'n.s put
c ch,s amn' Nv 49,. ,o,,;on thereof, as belonging tn the estates OF either
Rober, Nnr,is> Jobn Nicholson or James Grecnieai' ol tccesIng
any title for the same, unless II ~ aeHseu n'' ~ N"" '
can Lana Company :" :" JAMES DUNDAs, President.
II. NIXON,
ROBERT PORTER,
BENJAMIN KUGLER,
JOHN VAUGHAN,
managers.
n 9l-aaw4w
Philadelphia, Jan. %, ls4o. uo,,,ue,n parkersburr. Va,
The Wheeling Advertiser ana n NJ ppnmbGrnrionk, and forward
will insert the above in eight saeseaS'fS
their accounts 10 this Office
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rorms of the Richmond Enquirer.

u;s-; !. p.bTShea three times a ,ccek daring the session
tx s S&c AHssis.Gtssc, ana az is S,t T s,sT IPItrS = 81 =" "' s'"'
-ri,s ro,lays pr cn"aa, and Three Dollars for SIX months,
&gs.s in in al@anry, 70 be patd'@ ne ctec, or rsin'.tea ny MAIL posi-
pdSa't - - 5,II,rs p,r anuum NJ the end of the year.
paid. % q Ines to this office may hn reunited per mail, IN good ana
,ysli,hic Gns notes. at ,l rN = T 'he n "~l,ms Of, Of q single letter
L:ti' r. fam, nrco!ut 10 the writer. IL n The accumulation oi
49, 80 n m extensive business, which operates Is i s''''as /
uFS@ IS Nhasygr Nil pay for nine papers, annually shan nave The
ten'h q MLsr,ip,ions shall hereafter he considered as Incurred
~ =, advance, and for u years publication, unless specially
sM hI WI /; a shorter Time, atd paid Tor IN advance it '""' s"'''e'
sHG' w W. n "I,i shall be sent to the order Of any new and rn'
=. gt"T unless paid for in advance, or satisfactory re-
Known Ss" r",Is ~ some Known and accessible person IN regard 10
iH'" 4 .Trfht a his PAYMENT. But, III case u an "tas' "i i Puo
tlr !" without payment, from a new subscriber who Is unac-
le.,". ,"i vth The conditions, a single number may be sent, Con
.arnr. or accompanied by, a copy oil tiis frSuia'on' .,
"a' ,ms names of all subscribers whose ability TO pay may DC
s,nn N Inc publisher, and who may remain inuee'ed on open
w" a, the end Of twu years, from the !'ine when tme advanced
ra!"e" =" Resolutions Of tic Edtoriai CcneeHnon q "a;
These Resolutions are some Of the results Of me e"n " V;rsS WIS
o., s%r wrre assembled a; Richmond, On the I'm January y i i
Ey thess Resolutions, We are determined - a,ru scnira mn ;"dsyI
al. pr.,, rccmmrld, and our own interests require an inieAr
~ s,Jscreure to them. Several Of the American presses He uiSch
~ te Enclsh custom Of Casa Payments. No SaSs "l men mas
I'm rnor. by an abuse of the Crfat System, IMAM lhc La,'".s y
r.. The great il.iculty CONSISTS III ne transition from
cps ,y,is.a % The o;her. NOTWITHSTANDING a ,nan. ne X nes om,;nnr s =, .I
aI .ng.crincfs on the Book, who are IN arrears 10 ihso .hes j.
/" : ~. n-rNrancu,, will positively he stricken Oft from our roll
:, Ir commencement ui our next volume:
-, Tina, il b.. recommended to the Editors of Newspa-
,tgr,,Hort the Commonwealth, 10 publish al the head OF Their
-" ,a,lr yates fnI Advertising, and that they strictly me "
.SS"".,p", arl tbs; these prices be always such, rs 10 give i'f
sonisr,l,rou 10: the labor performed r,,..;,, o..n.
.,,, pr sixteen lines, or less, first insertion, 10 cents; Tor
- continuance, % cents.
saGa ~ y. i,,n n distance must be accompanied with the advance
:. .2r,..lrrpry references, 10 insure execution.
f4T,, ,,3.. whose advertising NAY amount 10 500 per annum' a
ca. 5,.,,r,r, an! .ul-rlosss from the country, whenever
80. nlnINrtins is unknown n this Office, mus b. antten-
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d. VI. HOYT'S Exchange and Lottery Office,
lInrrh lSln

THE fol!Uw!r. Schemes 10 be drawn in March, are published
L thus early, for the benefit of persons at a distance who may
wish Ia have Tickets IN a Splendid Lottery. Horr hopes that
his friends will send their orders immediately, in order thai there
may be no disappointment in obtaining q chance.
To be drawn March eth, Va. leesburg Lottery, Nos.
l prize Of $4,000, $1,000, &C; 50 prizes of 1000. Tickets only
$40.
Certificates Of packages Of &c Whole Tickets will be sent for
$50. Shares in proportion.
MOST UNCOMFORTABLE .Nnrch.
Virginia Petersburg Lottery, No. 3, will be drawn 2lst March.
Capital Prize $5S,S25, (S50,G00 Nett)
lprize Of $4,000, 1000, &C.; 100 prizes Of 1000. Tickets only
$40. Shares in proportion.
Certificates Of packages of 90 Whole Tickets will be sent for
Clio. Shares in proportion.
For Tickets or Shares, please address d.. NJ. UOYT,
Rnhaoud, Ia.
Feb ~ pl-tS
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NJ subscriber respectfully Informs city and country Hat dealers
.Aat i' Is now manufacturing for the ensuing spring, trade,
ar'Srf aS>oTtment OF HATS than he has heretofore offered 10 Inc
EI11W' ihey Will consist OF the various qualities, colours, ana
80 now IN use. From arrangements he has recently made
~ correspondents III New York, he VIII he enabled To present
inihat civ.
ny ~ ""tlI remind his wholesale and retail customers, that his
... at "'hiS own manufacture, made in Richmond by workm:n
~ afu skil and experience, and of the very best materials I'M
iV,ta 10 this country.
ns prices, Wholesale and retail, viii be found TO be as low as al
~ mandatory al the NnTth-as the expense Of manufacturing
y" greater here than there, with the exception of the freight on
fraction.
ne also keeps on hand n supply Of Hatter's materials, purchased
G. nc importers, which will be sold alwaysa NJ very small advance.
S'.tc Opposite tile Old Market. JOHN DDOLEl.
Jan - I1-3m
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panies. lfthey cannot complete their works by the pay,
mcnt Of available funds, they had better suspend
them until such time as they can get available funds
shall not make any allnsion 10 my worthy oppo-
nent, until such time as he can be here TO defend him.
self: shall Then take an occasion to notice his course
in the two las. sessions.
JAMES w. JENNINGS.
Co.umhia. FcbrnarY Il. ls4O.
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HATS. HATS. iIATS!!!
%
SA.sALN

WHOLESALE and rctail, fashionable and cheap Hat and Cap
y >'%", above aWa nearly opposite the Eel Tavern, Maih
ss.."t. ErrmcaG. va.
y, 7. STEERS. cra,efuI for the patronage which he has re
4''i 'T'h tic cIt1ras of virginia, since he commenced bnsi,
- ms Nra', respectfully asks leave 10 inform his patrons ana
"a ptbiic IL large, tia; h. has on hand an assortment ui HATS,
Mishh' eau waI confidence recommend a being inade OF the
- mat JaiS, hy Tie mos; celebrated manufacturers, Of the latest
II%aInn, and possessing an elegance Of style and appearance not
!, " surpassed bS any Hats eseS offered IN this marker. lhoSe
s,Ga'men who may he about 10 supply themselves with a Hat,
-" "i,h d good, durable, elegant and fashionable Hat, nj the
y, '"tsanlhi" price, win please TO call NJ the fashionable Hat
s"., above and nearly opposite the Bell Tavern, where they can
~, i4a 10 sIt themselves.
-an& Tsl-tf) NJ. I. STEEDS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25

UNAWAY IN JAlL.-Tbcrc was committed 10 the Jail OF
II Hanover County, on the 9th day Of December last, ~ u runa-
way, a negro man who calls himself ARCHIE BitoNN-and
saws that he is the property of VIM. Lcgrand OF Prince EDWARD
Cuunty. Va; that lac was hired the last yeartoa Mr. Edward An
derson, Of Chesterfield County. said negro Is black, 0 !cct h's"I
about 80 years old, had on when committed, q SUIT oi BLACK mixed
r,ssinct with n red flannel Shit. The owner of said slave IL re-
une.ted TO come forward, prove his property, pay charges, ana take
IRA l.. EOWLf.S, y. j.,
For c. r. GooGiH, III - II. c.
=. 90 si-llw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25

EoUPLASD RANDOLPH, Grocer and Commission .Nreas"t,
Z Gary Street. opppsitr the Columbian, Is now prepared ~ fur
ui.h his friends and the public with the hest Groceries, Teas,
Wines and Liquors, on the most reasonable terms, al ms new
stand. ~ ri.
Werrinrs, .Naei0rd, Sc.-North Carolina roe and clpt ierrinTS;
,,it ,nJ r,rI.r barrels No. / Aackarcl; kits Tongues and Sounds,
n nd nm,cJh iierr;ngs. Almonds, Rahins, Figs aud Currants-tur
"" n"''" jennings COPELAND RANDOLPH.
s"m 4-3t
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Sa25 REWARD.

D,y AZ from III, undersigned aiuct the Isl OF January,
Il 80 negro woman named SrINDA. Since she has depart
al haze every reason Ia believe she has Tor 4 long uhie brch
,a.lc j wi, others IN tAc use al poisonous mcdicaiithIs. ~ Nv
farmland sl.plciun rested on her previously.
shr /, utonr tun ,ittu.., dark skin, rather large ana prominent
nos. a.ts r. rnrrirusncr, ahnut - Years 81 age.
SlJwN ha .irra Il taken nm, of The state. Sac may at'tmph
10 Z, yTag free rf.r;s; so IL IN the city al Richmond u vlcihii!
Cranv. Also 50 for Cr3;ty-a nesra woman aged apont D OF -
A.p>.ji il tn apprehension and conviction ct the thieves VINO
III I'M frp1 mn, kitchen a few nights ara. These ct ii.vc came
arm! a,hraaaiii IN the dead time 81 night, snatchcd her ny, ana
h-t Ter OF. Z. X. foNIAtNb.
lu-sn-l1a, FEB. Ism.
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UITS, HATS, HlTS!..

HATS: HATS! iATS!!.
rrE subscriber, grateful for past iavnrs, returns ms thanks I"
II, ri,leus af Richmond md the public generally, for the
H.. nj ,1tlaai.- ;iat he has hitherto received from them; ana
vr,lI r>a5ciiAll, inform hs friends and The public, that he has
,s.,.n,I 4 Ia h,,rahe Hat and Cap Store IN the new hnisc
l.~,f, ce1aSI,a the Virginia Banks, with an entire new anu lash
rerta ,ink Cf Hats, Just from the manufacturer. An those IN
49,. "' CHARLES JOHNSTON.
",M"' S7-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25

AUSTIN NJ. TRIBE, Attorney nj Law, respectfully tenders
n his professional! services TO The public. He WI regularly NJ
tend the Superior and Inferior Coarts Of Essex, King Il Queen
and Mddlcscx. His address is Tappafannock, Essex county,
Virginia.
ph 81 Ji-I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25

ten DOLLARS REWARD is offered Tor the apprehension
L and delivery to ne IN the cts oi Richmond, Cor IN any jan so
u,I can .t him. Of a negro man slave named Joe, the proper
Is of,he l,a Mr.. (. Ruiin, now Mrs. Gov. Mcdonald of Georgia,
whnhi ,m> CITY several weeks ago, with number ul other ser
vmt. q al Nc Donald, under the charge of Mr.. L. W. Barker,
for t,7.a;aui who ~lbscondcd from said Barker, on the nisht Of
l-ai luA, aluGt four mites north Of Lexington, Davidson county,
North Caritna. 10" j. about ; feet I or 5 inches high, very black;
iaa- :, 1, : years oil ag,; rood connicuance, and apparently very
hlGtic waaa spoken g.. IL was raised III Hanover county, ana
W.. hrr. III. lat var Is The subscriber, 10 Mr.. John Van Lew.
Il vii. p]rapahiy, cud,avor to Get back 10 his native county, or
rota.Ct,. PHILIP NJ. TABR, Agt.
i,r.,.tt r.,rr.,r "a n-tt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25

rI,c lnUI1I General Meeting Of the Mutual Assurance society
nm: gmi,iincs Of the state of Virginia, VIII he held at Their
e'',. H.. p Il j. RCTiiERFUORD,
lSc-,.jF( +. 4. ". 4. Society.
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JAMES PHALEN a. CO., Managers.

DELAWARE LOTTERY, Class M. ID, for 1910. To be drawn
~ al Wilmington, tDel.l Friday, Feb. 81.
] prizeuf 100000, 5000, 1000, 2,2.0; 10 OF 1000, 500; 20 OF 800,
100; 100 of loo.
~ Numbers-l4 drawn ballots.
Whoics So; shares in proportion.
LOTTERY, Class No. d6, for 1910. To be drawn
at Wilmington, tDel.) Saturday, Feb. -.
CArIrlLs-l prize of $4,000, loo; 3of 400; 4of 300; ; of 200;
I OF l0.
- Numbers-l3 drawn ballots.
Wholcs 50: halves 1; quarters 50 cents.
DELAWARE Lottery, Glass No. Al, for 1910. To be drawn
al Wilmington, tDcl) Monday. Feb. 81.
I prize Of $4,000, 1900, l,55i, i-500, 900; 2 of 500, coo, 500;
3 Of 400; 4 OF 900; of 200; of $50; 10 OF lea, 100.
p Nnmbers-l2 drawn ballots.
Wloles IS; shares in proportion.
JAS. PiIALEN l. CO., Managers.
Feb. %. gid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25

GTuEGEoNyIL!.E EfiNARY.-The exercises OF the third
= session ~ tUS seminary Will hC resumed on the l3ti JahNa-
= Hei. Tie plan u Instruction w,i! afford IN extensive course,
'wr.wW. N" various classical authors. and tN@ most uSciui
D-tarh,,o f Mathematics. From several years OF practical eApe,
I'nsr % teaching, lnlvIug applied himself closely 10 studies ana
hgnfa. ;@t aG juhlic examinations, the undersigned feels Hn as
sf-.ner a#! ~roniGcuCc, that students IN this institution can be rs
thoroughly anl properly instructed in their classical requirements,
ard prepared for aErccs>ary business transactions, as ~ any sihiilaf
institution IL The State. Aud in presenting the institution To pub
Nr patronage, te undersigned deems 1t not Improper To express
M view, auJ opinions upon the subject Of teaching. lie deems
ne'>rntGl on the part If the teacher, first 10 make himself ac-
qulntri WIKI the disposition and capacity of the pupil. II the
carat& ~ perception Of the pupil be unready ana slow 10 com
irarHt. TIE leaclirT must b. patient and slow IN imparting inior-
Iatnu, .h"wrv.r keeping the mind closely exercised, and care
rMr avoiding 20 fAI in The other extreme that the mind may pro.
zen! c"Urthtud tie matter. When the faculties OF the NINA
tr properly trained ~ system of reasoning and thinking, there
" developing Itself, it viii enlarge and expand according 10 the
ar2hclia' aud perseverance OF line student. IL industry aud ap
rttauoH b, wanting on the par, of the student, the teacher must
V" uGain adapted 10 tie disposition 10 effect the object. II thc
fGnf be clear and comprehensive, added TO industry ana applica-
un, the task - Ia tract is not unpicasin-.
Tue "M, 'f>'"ntd observes, that his school VIII be governed ny
sound and wholesome d. ciriin., that he designs u lead rather
""Ht"irc the i!EId, but Cn"rc!rc means VIII be reSoreu ~, u II
''"tE ucgs-- K. Ih" undersigned falthcr observes 10 ms pat
,'a,hla trends, that lls school the present year, has been iN'efa-
y 'npp"ii.d and raiIoutscG, and rests with confidence upon tleir
!t',''f support aud encouragement, and trusts that however Tor
I'm" mas ,n"WH or favor, that merit will not be unrewarded by q
ibctt! Public.
ttcH,-Enari for the scholastic year Of 10 months, SO. Iut
tNa lr tr CLASSICS, S35; for The higher branches of English,
SIS, fnr IL" minor branches, 500. J.. J. GREGG.
SiHfssGHy.lie, EmHswiun, Dec. ~. b-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25

WILLIAM SklEN, attorney a: Lcp, Covington, Virginia,
An WI practise regularly IN The Superior and Inferior Courts of
,r.eshahE, Bo,et0urt, Eockbrdgc and GTeenbricr, AMI. in the Su-
F,oi,ourts OF Bath and PccahUntas.
.sE 2. so-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25

JAMES PHAIEN 4 CO., have opened an Office in Richmond
- second door below the ruins of the Eagle Hotel, adjoining tn
the office Of ID. NJ. aoyt, ESP, where they are prepared 10 supply
the public with Tickets in all Lotteries under their management.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25

20 noo SLAVES AND HEADING, seasoned Tor -four bar
all j,IV rHs. and lOD01 Hoop lnes Tor same, wanted al the
49, lar which the highest market price will be paid on
ftI'sn"-'s' ~ j. G.. WATSON,
H'H'e'!' .7gen., PeHitcatifry.
sS-5m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25

Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Of the Monpngala Academy.
CGN.s No. 3. FOR 1910.
To be dra7a at .iirfam8rI", ~, on SaturfaE, lih Of March, letO.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$50, G00-I0, 000-3,U NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
40 prizes Of s, 800: 50 Of 80; 60 Of 200, &C. Tickets only SO;
halves 3; quarters 80.
Certificate Of packages of a6 Whole Tickets $50. Shares in
proportion.
Most splendid Capita! IS, s2I dollars! Ne,t s5O,ooo. And 100 pi-
zes Of Sl,o01.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit oftLc Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Association.
Class No. 3, FOR lSi0.
To be drGra at .flrdnlrid, Pa, on Saturday, 2lst March, 1910.
GRAND SCHEME.
S5S,S2f Dollars!
500, 000-l0,G 00-3,0 100, 22S-3,000.
100 prizes of 81 1000; 80 OF 500; co Of 900, &c. Tickets only $40;
halves 5: quarters , 50.
Certificates OF packages of 20 Whole Tickets $40. Shares in
proportion.
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S25, 900 Capital Prize.
Shnol Ennd Lottery Of Rhode Island.

CLASS 2SS-5rH SERiE,.
To be 3rGrn in the Cty of Proriicafs, Saturday, FEB. 20, 1910.
SrLExnrp Scnlmr-f prize Of So, 900, 5000, 5000, 1000, 5000,
1916; 10 OF 202O, 500; - Of aaJ; 100 OF $50; s. Of loo, 80, 60; 10
OF 50.
&C Numberr-ll drawn ballots.
Wholes $40; halves :; quarters J so; eiehths a5.
JAMES PiIALEN 4 CO., Managers,
Feb II fS9-tdl Richmond, Ia.
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d. $. GREGORY l. co., Managers.

GRAND CAPITALS FOR MARCii.-Sio,oOo dollars: for the
" 7ti-anG S55.S?i dollars, tNett, S5o,0ul,) for the 2lst.
Virginia State LOTTERY,
Fo. cniOwing the lee>hurg Academy and for other purposes.
Class No. ,, FOR isin.
10 he Grd,na at alexandria, IA, Saturday, the III March, 1910.
GRAND SCHEME!
l0,00O-l5 ,D00-5, 0OG-3,
80 prizes OF Slc0O; 80 OF 800, sc. Tickets only $40; halves 5;
quarters . -.
Certificates of packages of 2j Whole Tickets $3.50. Shares in
proportion.
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Virginia State Lottery.
-For the benefit Of the Town OF Ncnsbur-.
CLASS No. 3, FOR 1917.
To be drGrR at Alexandria, ~, on Saturday, 18th March, lsi0.
GRAND CAPITALS.
$50, 00n-ln,O 00-5, 900, 000-2,5 o0-2, 000-l,1 AZ
- prizes q; 81 ,0j1; y OF 500; 2S Of 3ho; 200 of 80, &C., &c
Tickets only $40; halves 5; quarters , 80
Certificates OF packages of - Whole Tickets $3.50. Shares IN
proportion.
For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packages in the above
Splendid Lotteres-addrcss
d. :. GREGORY & CO. managers,
Richmond, Ia.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over To all who order
a above.
Tth.1 ai-td
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NTARGRAvE, WINNER OF THE GREAT 81. LEtER, will
~ again occupy my Stahla - the present season, winch has com-
mcnced, and will expire Isl July.
In order 10 conform 10 the public sentiment frequently expressed
athat all Stations in this country stand a, too high a price" am
induced 10 oirer the services OF .NargrGrc al SD rash, Tor each
mare, with 81 10 the groom. Mares will be well fed with grain
and hay nj 20 cents per day. No mare left with the Horse viii he
delivered until all eg"a.cs are paid; and for the seasons 81 shch
"a do not remain, the money MAST Be pail when the mare Is served
Coiolred servants boarded without char.e-uo accommodations
FOR white servants. Every precau,ion taken to prevent accidents
or escapes. but no liability for either.
For the performances nf .MGr.rGse, and his stock (Which appear,
ed ON the English Turf in 1873 and 1882 the public is referred
To the English Racing Calendars.
Ny address, Richmond, Va.
81 ~ uY-01piW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-25

This amendment reminds the writer Of the French ph!a<c,
and il application on one OCCASION, "C'est h motqs que vcus pea.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-03-24
MANAGERS oFFlCE.

MANAGERS OFFICE.
Wheeling Va. March llIh. 1870.
Ale1andria, II. drawn at AIoy,ndra. March is, 1910.
60 3 - 10 Is Il 81 - IS IS
loves prize IS.
MononCalia, Class 3. draws AZ Ale1andra. March H.
80 Sc 5 81 % 50 Is 80 65 81 &c -
Lowest prize $40.
Town Hall. Glass 4, dmwn At Baltimore. March IL.
20 81 IL 65 81 Is II 35 81 60 81 Sc
Lowest prize IS.
Alexandria class 10. dmwn nj Aloxandria. March O
I al 81 % 30 81 O. % Is ~ II g. II
Lecsburg Academy, Glass 2. drawn at Alexandria
March 7ih, 154O.
10 rs 81 81 10 81 Is 80 al IS 30 3s -
Lowest prize $40.
MARYLAND State, Class .. Drawn at Baltimore. March
lh. 1910.
IS 5 80 &c 7 ~ 46 IS ~ % l. 4s
Alexandra Lottery, Class 3. drawn At Alexandra,
March 2nd. 1910.
81 II 90 sc IS Sc 81 p Q 81 10
Lowest prize s..
II 26 IS a smah capital sold AZ INC Aian1 GER.
Ofice.
wellsbury Lottery. Class ., drawn Feb. %, /. a. a
Alexandria.
- II 26 , f6 % II y 80 81 IL o. 81
Ticke;. having one number vr.y $40.
81 90 81 $50, Is held by a ycn.ieman OF Vince!
mr.
Pesr,5yrr 9, dawn IS SEQ. 81 H. - 100000
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