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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-22
, rY THOMAS RITCHIE.
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ra,xi-c- published three times during the
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IN an business, which operates As serious tax
yyil pay for nine papers, annually shall have the
Y M r.crpons shall hereafter be considered incurred
IN ADVANCE and for years publication, unless specially
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!, on,, IA, Incmt, from subscriber who is
1 Nan H. conditions, single number may be sent,
!. ., Ii accompaulci by, copy Of this regulation.
r ,,,.. .! all Subscribers whose ability pay may b,
r u nr publisher and who may remain indebted ON opc'
cont n end oil ~" years from Tie time when HE advanced
at vas dlc shall lie erased from the list Of Subscribers"
7 iir,c!ntoas Of the Editorial CoRce1,,"a ct pn
~ Resolutions Of the results of the collective wiz
) ~. bitter experience OF the Editorial Corps Of Virginia
II ID i.scmhieI AT Richmond on the l1tl January, 1875
lose Resolutions, determined 10 abidcThe Interests
.> recommend and SIS require, an inltAl
rup them Several OF the American presses are orivei
r II an abuse of the Credit System, than the Editors
1, The great difficulty consists III the transition iron
t. The other Notwh: tandms me Resolutions Q, y,
.a convention we have been induced |" continue
l>rh,r> the Book who ia arrears 10 this ol'ce-
Ne mast change The name g" every subscriber, wl
w prreauenr, will positively he stricken OF from our rol
TERMS OF ADV EkilSlNG
n~s! That recommended 10 the Editors Of Newspa
rl hult the Commonwealth To publish Al the 'cad OF toi
. ~ Ter advertising, and that they strictly adhere
and Thai these prices lie always suti, 10 give t'
..... ,aiIu Tor the labor performed"
Restitution .; the Edt0rl! CoHrcalon.
Sgrc lines, less first nSer"n cents; 10
sluuanCc 81 cents.
distance must lee accompanied win the advance
-lil~ references. To insure execution
.,>- whose advertising may amount !" 500 per annum
will be made of ~ cent. and L. S5D o 10 per cent
= IN JSl,rir re- from the country, whenever
handwriting i unknown 1T tins office, must e auihen
in The ll.,Tl nod
- H n be published. Every measure, tliat ia
rn prevent nru>ion aud qnhZcS has proved lcfet"
...u!n.-N- must, therefor !n>S such case upon
rluc,tinu certified by the name o the Postmaster
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SfrnttOn,s Office.

IkEIS II the Lotteries and really luck! huhpeis i' ~
hg the package single ticket nj 49,, -,
STR tTTON'S Lucky Once, IAN street.
Drawing Of the MARY land Lottery, No 81 drawn sep'ei
s>.,U: 90
80 80 70 81 20 &c IA % % 4a 60
- STRAIroS.
lHu. Of the New Jersey Lottery, No 10 drawn oct ""
~ ! 3 30 4 Is - - ~ "a -,
nd Ac, NoS 10 80 prize Of 5000, sold ana rasru ~
hN my If the MARYLAND Lottery, "" s draw oc'. -
~ - - 10 10 Al IL 2 ) - :"
Ir Np, l.: Is -. prize OF $500, sold and cashed by
Va Wcll>birr, Class L. =
''"n@ q ii" Maryland State LOTTERY lass a. eaM w.
- i. a. 30 u 81 % 20 ~ ~ %
.gr Nos. q % o. "A prize Of $500 sold and casled by
STRATToS.
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ITO THE PLANTERS or vIRGlNIA-Ic>r the notice civ

ITO Till: PLANTERS or VIRG!NA-Ic>i the notice given
the papers This nnld give ,to lppccn
sion Planters, viii state that The Inspection
lists at AL l warehouses !cd up IL the 10Th =" next month
and therefore request the Planters not Ia " Tobacco
CanHu; be uuvtnirnIly taken
inspectors, under these circumstances cann" be
for any damage which
rUIdalle exposure. MOSBh & SihifAki',
IlSpec,or< a Shpckec Uqr,hrHSe.
WREN x MACON,
Inspectors al Public Hdrch"Hse.
BURClI I. GuUDE,
Inspectors at SeGbrOot's Warehouse.
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Public Sale of Land, Negroes, &c.

'EE landed Property Of the a'c Eenan atcher deceased
heretofore will, previously disposed
of privately, be- offered Public Anon Tuesday, the aith
November premises Al the tmc the Negroes
Stock Crops Plantation ltenSiS aud Household ant Kitchen
Funltnre u descriptions, will be disposed nj publicly.
The sale OF the Negroes will commence immediately
the Land sold, from day day till every Thing
disposed Of If Indictment weather should interrupt the SALE
will he resumed on the first fair day thereafter.
The Land viii be sold liberal credit the Negroes for cash
though credit viii he given when DESIRED the bond carrying
the Stock Crops Il credit Of months for all
twenty dollars under that cash. the purchasers all
giving bonds with satisfactory security and deed ul thu
land, the title withheld til nemt Is received.
The Land o course, will he examined 10y those wishing Ia
case, therefore needless description OF il. The Ne
likely and valuable boys and girls There
Will he parcel of Pork, Conn., Fodder &c
liu IL needless Cazc, the variety will be such
ally found Il Farm of the
ELIZABETH w. HATCHER,
Etccgtrir If Benjamin Haehcr, deceased
oct IL 46-aaW6w
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Gl0n REWARD viii gwen Tor The apprehension ard DE-
delivered M =. this place so il taken IN the state, aud
mod in a gn him again. Essex Is about u years OF
age. Greet and muscular iu feet II inches h.l 81 iiTk
brown. experimenting black he small the Idle OF
one knees 0ccaorcd Is hun IL oiia i-t cu!rrrd
rua.abnu dark pamanon>, anal had Sundy
clothing He icw weeks since o gentle
~ the Of Co5bs, stony rin Ahrinatc COUNTY
DAENEl ~ TRlCE.
OFT Id
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pOS;UORC HicRt

Ri above sale owing unavoidable circumstances = o'.
~. "Wednesday The 2sth October, when about ~ Negroes
r. tar Of lauI viii be sold al Public auction, ~ 'e p
.aG.loncd-f not sold privately; .,,.,r,. r,
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Oct 10
QrAnrrRM,srrr', OrfIcE, M,kt>E Conr

Washington City, oct . 1910.
EphRiTI PROPOSALS will he received The blhcc oi Ia,
- Assistant ouaorua>rro d. The Marine Corps nj Philadelphia
until the r day u November neat. for furnishing r> 10 it
United Marines The oowin. stations for The ISLE
Portsmouth, New laml>hrc
CharlcsnSn, Massachusetts,
Brooklyn, l.. L., New York,
Phiad, pha, Peuu>y wanna,
Gnsvuri, Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola Florida. aud
Washington City, District of Columbia.
The pound aud quarter o fresh Beef
three quarters n pound of Mess Pork: eighteen ounces {"
Bread Flour the option ut the Government, and at tn" rate
pounds rood Coffee twelve pounds al good New
Orleans eight quarts oi Beams four quarts oil Vinegar tive
quarts SALT pounds of Soap; and and half pounds :"
dipped Candles each hundred TiIOns. Ii Is understood
full side Of beef and ncckS rNcudcd he delivered
required; If such quantity hc required that the fore and hind
quarters delivered alternately, and the bread Hour shall he o
Spenc quality. Al the articles 10 liz uncNcr"nac, and Il
he issued Ia the without expense To the Inlcd salcS "
proposals endorsed ropo-as for RaIons for lsi ana Ia
be- addressed L. Lindsay, , Assistant tuarterma>irr
United States Marine Corps, Philadelphia, Ia.
AUG. \. NICHOLSON, Qrar;0ma,.sr.
Or,G i3-td
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IN CUASGERY.-NIkcIS,, 10 t:--M liic> h"n'n ~ ~,
Court uf the Courthouse oil sah county; III "
t,h -, S,c,r. aud r,,.lrv Daniel Cumplanants,
against .....r a.,
han, nanr and n Executor Mary Daniel lame wills widow
md relief al Elias Wills Nuryc and his infant cniuttn
W.,, and Iucl NoryeI Leonard D. Spears, Emelnc IkIn
son aud T.. Wilkinson, William s Fowler Thomas ;. i""'t
Nm " Srar> and Whrlnna his wife, John w. " at>uh anu
Amelia his wife, Daniel, executor "i Nm y. .ira
VIM Shelton James Daniel Mary his wife, formerly !
:brn Henry BcrkS Eliza his wife, formerly LI"a Hhion
Leonard Daniel and Ann his wife, James fnnutN an,
~, ,Ii ii1H WIZ ~ ' 80 Defendants.
The Defendants. VIM. " Spears and wife, anu no, - o
Ter not having entered their appearance ana gwen
crtnr 10 the act Of Assembly the Rules OF this Court anu
,nnarinc y satisfactory evidence that they not lnhapah
III mis- country Is ordered that the said Defendants 40 t
er an The fourth Monday in December next, bcn. Court "a!
and answer the hill o the Plaintiffs, and that copy al ihs "u
inserted newspapers published w lh ~ =
Richmond for two months successfully ANA posted nj Tie no"
door Of The Court house of This county.
4 Copy. Trstc, - .,,,,.,,- =
o..,- 4G-wswr
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Two Eunl> W. H. 6. lnmpkin; one from Thomas g.
Clarke oi ahui, Sii, aud from Thomas Ichra Tor
about bond Martha Crow from II. W. Tyler, al
!.a and several bon l., aud receipts WI give MY
dollars reward for the Pocket hnuk and contents, liberal
ward for tho bonds rl, all persons from trading for
the above bonds and accounts N any way ..
ACHILLES LUMPkIN.
AL Ill
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yI7T-IETE PROPERTY FOR SALE.


@ If Deed al Trust, executed the subscribers hy the
,t, a., ,aI on the IN lay of December next al the
II ,~ C.;awha Iron WORKS Company, on oatawha creek
FEcaStlr, in the county OF Bntcinirt "hcr
~ a. .nlic alcton, Lands owned by the ta'awoa
i. N Company, cunsistiu. OF Tract o Lou acres on
nd Furnace and Giany other valuable impf"Vcli nus
AMI another Tract containing between ana i"'u""
s a! ~ at several Tracts formerly owned hy hNih k">s,
@ Il s wr- conveyed by David Ross executor aia
.., ,.. CatNAa Iron Works Company On the lei named
.- tuar1gtc C"tl j. found in great abundance within one
Furnace, aud ore within the same convenient
Tn. improvements very rGe. IN addition !" tH'
49,, other uut f!sJs ;hiS Ii=c' = "a
m a,I Mi saw Mill and several GOOD Dwelling Houses The
u castings made this establishment are oil very superior
t The metal equal If TO any male IN the
>, ~ Virginia This valuable property will be sold upon
III nine eighteen and twenty -four months II desired te
. obtaining between and 10000 will be sold III par
no lt purchasers At the time we VIII ofe lnl >ae
h .. auction upon credit ot six months, hve or SIX ions "l
also ali the personal property The Works, including
',rs. ruols EaskS, Patterns SC Purchasers VIII pc re-
~ IL axe bonds with good security for III" amount {" ltt
~ I'll, title or the property Is believed To r sooh'
~ * Trustees viii only convey such tltle a, i xeSra III Us
WM. b. ARCHER.
r1--ornl ALEX. 7. ESkRIDGE.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REV hRD.-Ran away from the subscriber
au. MudlcS.y county, the 9Th OF the present hen.
nam named Charles. Charles is very likc!, prign'
" law wlt very light blue about twtnty->N sc,s
siN ar eight inches high, and well prnporii"icu. NJ
~ when Ii" lr cloth close coat, blue cassihe' .
iitc ia. hat. lie left without any prnroci" "n"t
~ aud doubt endcayorIng get To free state ie y
>~u.ibI" fellow aud well calculated To- pass hh"
T. VIII above reward for The apprehension 'nu
| ANS information concerning him will be thankhiN re-
WIN. X PACE
~. .sip.'",m, Sept. 2i loi0 TT
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\ REDUCED PRiCES-BRoGUES AND SIloES-2ooo
m u heavy Plantation Brosues 1900 pair OIL side leather
w SUI calf SKIN ShoeS-im sale the
PENlTENrIARY STORE on 18th street
" country Merchants and Wholesale Purchasers liberal dis
=. .tl "ti lie made.
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P"5iic Sale Of reTy IaIuaJIc Hood LAID, Horses,

e
THE subscriber VIII sell Ia the highest bidder, the
misses, SATURDAY, 2iih day Of October that
iaabc Wood Land yn. and being in the of ll
mover upon The side o the Richmond Fredericksburg and Pc
Rail Read ah ~ mc from the city OF Richmond. There
H. THIS Besides the value Of this land
the wood and timber
dmtvC cfdln with large portion oi the whole trac
admirably adapted the growth Of herds and timothy hay.
There the rail road this land which, be
sides The o! >cndln. God 10 the Richmond market
renders this the situation within the distance Of the
city country and store being directly the Junction
public roads, and lckly settled aud respectable
uc"burhonj Also, ic same time, IN yuun. horses ana
mules "r aud carts, with >undry implements
u timber aud farming business.
Terms liberal aud made known al sale. |. u GODDlN.
iG--Jt
" h. The of land VII If desired. be d vIrd into
each fronting the Railroad, which
ncn cracy Richmond aud others who may wish
pnlla, Old ii,uu, "iorun
do procure Il pleasant retreat iu
The hBg healthy ui country and
reached hy the aT> IL minutes from Richmond.
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References

D. po,,;. n n rev A. D. Pollock, Rev. Peyion iiarri.
san" IuI.c r. Sianard Joseph Marx, Esq, William Sheppard
ESD Chapman johnson, Esq, D. W. Leigh ESQ, 'nnrs iSp w
GERS University Of Virginia; Professor Mins,"n, William x
Aias College; Thomas Riche Editor ct hna N, non" "
Sept IS
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AE. ROBERT 4. SCRUGGS, having located 10 Manchester,
~ respectfully the various branches o MS
~, - lit
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frNN rlEE INSURANCE COMPANY ~ lilrlronr. Corx
OR EN- X MORLlNG

~
WOULD respectfully IuurI The citizens that they have
W and receiving, NrIy handsome sIOtk OF READY
MADE CLOTHING. consisting al very
Superior Beaver, Asphalt, frrck and oyrr Goats
Iluc. hlark. invisible and Olive, frck and Dress Coat,
Cashmere, cloth and doc skin Pants
TippcClnor aud Tyler do, and beautiful Article
of various Culus
Velvet, Ca.>imcir Cashmere. tuaur silk aui
Vests, Of every description
Also, general assortment Of
Shirts, :'orks. Collars, i'o,nms
CTavaIs Scafs SiIspcuicrs
Gloves, shoulder Braces
Murnn. Gowns Umbrellas &c. &C.
JippcCanoc and Hard Cider ildkfs;
silk. merino and lambs wool Shirts and Drawers
do. do. do. Hose:
which Will b. sold very reduced prices and accom-
modnting Terms.
The citizens reminded that their clothing manufactured
the subscribers, for the Baltimore Richmond and Petersburg
markets made Of the best materials and Workmanship II
only h. necessary tall and examine then. 10 r convinced
q above statement.
Persons Of The above articles w"u! du well Ia
they purchase they sell for lirn per
than tie usual price al -r clothing. They Halter
themselves, the encouragement which they have received
." Richmond aud Manchester, that proper at
rnon business Will them share Of public pat,
ronagc. which VIII lie attended 10 by their Agent,
ELIAS T.. SPENCE,
.Na,a s'r''', Opposite .EsrehGnts' CgJcc HCusc.
" B.-We have just received, Cloth, Camc aud Macintosh
CloakS; sub Treasury Cott,, Pants, &c, &c.
DCt2 i2-lm
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d. $. GREGORY n CO., Managers.

ID. $. GREGORY ~ CO., Managers.
.ifdoniGccnt schemes far OctohCT ""d .N"rc"ber
Most Splendid Capital, 10000 Dollars,
,o @ 600 slU3o aud drawn numbers III each pack
age al 1G Tickets.
NJ if0re Prizes ikdm BiaHkS. n
Virginia state Lottery,
Far the -c.rg academy and i"r other purposes
Class \. A.. for l-iU.
To be- determined by the drawing Of the Alexandra 'e'l
Class b. to he drawn Alexandria, d. e., on Saturday lih 4"
Sny her $40.
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przcs Of 81 O0n nf 49, 10 Of j0o 80 Of ; 30 at o
- ri 400 100 :al 80 10 al j III OF lJ &c, SC
Ii,kcts nny S.i-halvcs SIo-qumiers S5"isi'l> = o.
Certificates Of Packages OF - Niolc Tickets S.I
Do. dc. - lilii 40. -.
10 do. Quarter du. 90
H. u" u E,rllrl do > 80
Fay The fortunate numbers, please address $500
" " IlIO$, y. BIGGER, Richmond, wa.
if
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MEDICAL. tpi.IEGE-Ll RiehmoHl, lrgi"in.
rsNHs Winter Session the Medical Department al amp
den Sidney Inlcc,, vii IN Richmond on the Isl
Monday November, ed and continue until the last al February
following.
John Cullen, W. d. Professor Of the Theory aud Practice Of Me
dCuC.
t. ". Chambcrlaync VI. d. Professor of MarrIa Mclca and
Therapeutics.
H. L. Rohannau W. D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
Thomas Johnson. NJ. d. Professor Of Anaumy and Physiology
Augustus /" Warner W. D., Professor 81 Surgery.
Socrates Maupi VI r.. Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
The ATTACKED 10 the College furnishes amIl"
Medical and Srrc,i clinical instructions during
the Winter. Clinical Lectures VIII also lee delivered al the Aims
House and Prn-nTy wEir! the student viii have
AUG. l.. WARNER. NJ d.. D,dn II Tie Faraity.
l. i,--tNG
y country. located midway between
The Eel Iayeru aud Webb BOOKER Hamilton III" side
Of the street offer aud fresh urh GGot LE
al t rriy lowest prices for cash paper these good
ineHdS, ho IN town aud country, who pay lnuctGay
Oct ~ ij-ti WYATT * WHITE.
.f.rNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ot H,srfoNo, CosS.
7Isncy ~ RcsaiOad, Jrgtp'a.
ryNllI Company Incorporated The 1878. with per
p tual charter and capital ii S"Ioar. and against
houses. stores.
o the most favorable terms.
this agcncy VIII h. adjusted with rrn;itudc and licrlr!.
Applications the al policies may Ia
the subscriber, who has been duly appointed hgcH for The
City al Richmond aud vicinity H. BALDWIN, .Isct.
Office opposite the Banks.
May ~ tim
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d. VI. H0Yr i CO.'S Court of Fortune.

MOST SPLENDID CAPITAL, coco DOLLARS,
Also $50 GOO ND and drawn numbers ~ cAci a Il
OF ~ Tickets.
Il More Pri-cs thar BhtRES. IN
Virginia State Lottery.
Tor rn!nwrg the r,Tg Academy, aud i"T "tlor purposes
class \. H. f;T $50.
IA h. determined Iy the raiu. the Alexandria Lottery
,a,> H. to Alexandria, D. e., Saturday, li' Of
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Film Duiinrs Rrlrgrd.

DOCKET BOOK I.0Sf.-I"Sl Stolen from me on Monday
the al October, POck, Book containing. $50 III ani
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IIARM FOR SAEThc E>ra, RuzIcr'S Creek, known By
Il Hun, the upper end Of Wcsimncland county,
and separated from King George county Ey the said Rozer's
This Farm many OF the advantages Of the
Of Potomac and the facilities Tor Improvement Farther
description considered unnecc--ay individual wishing
purchase call The premises. Improvements,
Sc, and the proprietor, who lives on the land
EDWARD PORTER
Sent 3g-Id
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SOUTHERN BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
BY Mn. ASp MEs. PrEsIc", RchIgond pwgi"ta.
U,ls Seminary located $hockcc Ill., three squares from
Capitol, in healthy and central situations the house Is
iS'i Spacious "''' ''''','' '''.'
The Of instruction embraces Reading or,hosrap Pen
mausip Grammar, Arithmetic geography .ancicni anu no
dcrn History I'm connection with the study and de-
Iopy Chemistry Botany Algebra There also weekly
Lectures on Chemistry and Mechanics, illustrated by means Of an
A. the purpose this Institution is, however, NJ" only I" i'm
part English ducaom but also 10 afford facilities to
Snniru Young Ladies the acquisition Of the ornamental
branches, Of efficient nc'ers III Music h" W"
French Italian spanish aud Latin languages, has been obtained
And the day has become quito !"
nossess the faculty in the modern languages Inc
Youn. Ladies required speak either French or Italian IN The
Sustcm Of tic School.
Tn. School is divided into departments, each being totally
disconnected the others and having well qnaiied teacher
presidug limited number OF pupils WI" pursue The same
rursc Of study in the prospective hope Of advancement a.
prepared the next department NE. are
and studies a higher grade assigned 10 them ne VIM!
Of has been tested by four years
every succeeding has manifested me SAM nap, VI
of crowded proiscuous School have been "p'i'ed ana
an xious socndc Of the Principal set at rest 49,,
In order render This Seminary such rs WaS necusu, u
trouble expense spared 10 OBTAIN me lii; c"i
dencr can b. inspired and public patronage melted out 10 MN o
in proportion the usefulness of his SEMINARY. : , j.
The morals health, comfort and Improvement OF thosc IN
trusted 10 Mr. and PEEsrco, made objects Of their special
attention" and pains spared either ny lcm ." Tue ]
~, Of narly good habits being universally acknow
lodged The Principal need hardly recommend 10 parents ana guar
dams to ntrust SrmintcS "i h's
youn. Tor a school offers the greatest advantages.
Terms.
To Board and Tuition the scholastic year oil ten o.o ~
1 '' sum entities The Young Ladies Board En-.
sIish and French tuition in all the branches taught
NJ The school together with bed, bedding, i"'l'
lights, towels. use al maps, globes, ana l'"''"'
Piano Forte per lesson, @o
Spanish Guitar per rsS"n' 90
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NTOTICE-NeSsrs Pppon & Jones having by deed Of the
~ 18th ui ttrScrredt their property, debts, and clc cts
have, with the appreciation Of the principal creditors who arr
provided for employed said T. * j. To close the h'nc'
speedily practicable To effect this object they Will sell the
hand for cash town acccpanccS Persons from the
country Of articles in their line, will Ed To their IN
tereSt Ia them call before purchasing elsewhere.
subscriber being DESTROYS 10 close this concern with rs lit
Shl, Nh Jones' Of the agents. VIII call upon
all indebted to tie firm, h note bond open account f"
settlement.
hope their The country will anticipate his Visit
and urrpare accounts without delay
RICHARD WHITFIELD, Trustee.
Nay < la9-u
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a TEACHER WANTED.-T'o single man, who comes well
~ recommended Classical scholar, liberal wages VIII be
gwen Letters addressed Evans Tanner Tanners Store
Mecklcnburg county, Va, viii meet with prompt attention
Tanners Store, Va, August 2Gh, 1910. 3i-u
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BIGGEE'S Exchange and Lottery Office,
klLuMnND. W.

Tir1tr agaia in he Fetd!!!
HAVE the pleasure informing friends and patrons, That
have again commenced the sale Of Ticket ~ all Lotteries
nm the management u d. Gregory Co., and recommend
MI tn, in 'EuItnrS iayn: 10 send Their orders Ia
the old established ..FoIimr'> Home B..,fS Office
Below will found series Of rich aud splendid Schemes !"
winch respectfully call thu attention of all ake thS occa-
sion Ia eylrS my thanks for The liberal patronage have refr'
ed and hone y 4 all orders, merit ac"ntini
aucg al the same Grand Capitals, aud prompt pay, please
address TIlOS. u. BIGGER Richmond, Va
CAPITAL $4,000. asa, 100000, $4,000,
And sixteen Numbers each Package oi 20 IckrS
II .forc Prizes han RtdnEst 81
Virginia state Lottery, Glass 4,
To he determined drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery,
Class r. Alexandria, D. C., on saturday, Iiih "i
November, lciO. g numbers, IL drawn.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-22
HANOVER cor yTY.

Alta meeting Of the Democratic Committee Of "
rilancc of tie Democratic citizens Of the N"roioot
Precinct, held at Negrotoot Saturday, the l'tl
October l-i0, pursuant to previous notice, Col &
p Coodall took the Chair, and DR.. Ro. NJ Carver was
appointed Secretary
The object and design Of the meeting vas stated by