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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-26
Public Notice to tie o"rncrs Of Delinquent Lands in
TrgiRm.
AUpiTnR's OrrICE,
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vi
Richmond, MAY, l-lh.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all whom il may concern, thar IN
l ' pursuance IL TWO acts Of the General Assembly of Virginia
passed on the 10Th of March, ls3l, aud the 21ih February, 1873,
all lands which have been returned 10 this Office rs delinquent for
the non pas ln"nt uf taxes since 1851, az 81 much of each tract a.
will ~ necessary 10 raise the amount Of taxes aud damages in
arTear, viii hc exposed Ia public sar IN the counties wherein they
lie, on the several cuui days Ia be holden IN the month of Dcin,
her neat, hy the ShrriiS or Collectors nf This Commonwealth. All
persons interested are invited therefore 10 open an immediate cor.
rcsponacnce with tts office, as the delinquent lists viii not be
printed fur Circulation. The lists will be retained IL the office
nntl The month Of August in order {" afford 10 n"n. residents and
Others ample opportunity to make The necessary enquiries, and pay
the taxes in a;rrar. II Is desirable that all communications nd.
dressed II uc IN the subject, should contain n fnll information ~
possible in reference Ia The lurati"nI al the lands, he quantity OF
each tract, aud The names Of former a well as present rroNricturS
JAMES +. HEATH,
May N I6-2awGw .4aafor n ia.
TO THE PLANTERS OH NiGGINiA-ir>t the notice given
L in Tie papers Of this morning should 1--WE Use Ia misapprchcn-
sion on III. part ii the llartcT>, we VIII state that the inspection
lists AZ al the warehouses are nllrd up Ia the i0lh Of next month,
and we therefore request the Planters not 10 press their Tobacco
into market before that time, as IL caEnO: be conveniently taken
care OF, and the inspectors, under these circumstances, cannot he
responsible fr any danla.e which may occur hy reason uf una
vuIdablc exposure. MOSGY K SHEPPARD,
Inspectors al ShoctOc Harc!olsc.
WREN x MACON,
inspectors ii. PUGSc HdrcioUSc.
BuRCH K GOODE,
Icsyrtt1TS a, : diy0pk'S UarsiogSr.
Inn. 10 lift
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RI ITTIIERFOORD MILLS AND MIDDLETON Mi.l%.u
Ii lanes River and kanawha Company are hcslro's y" 90 ~
pu,h.,f,o-d Wills. near Richmond, for the ensuing sca>oh. '"
,crr's nnujy 90 Gen. Bernard rey;on OF Richmond. go -,
rht sain. Company ulcr for sale the Aiidnrtoh 'i' :" ~, n
t,n"s River. in FIuvanna. For terms, apply 10 ben 'o'" -
Cooke, WInnsvilic, FIGvanna County.
Richmond, 18th April, 1919. nc ,h,J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-26

VALUABLE PROPERTY TOR SAi.E-Thc undersigned being
' determined Ia change his residence and occupation, offers for
sale his lauA and premises attached 10 Holloway Courthouse,
which l. situated in n pupulpu> ncIghbourhuud, cf fine society
and remarkably healthy, with advantages rarely To be met with.
In the first place there is no rivn>iip III The tavern, which com
mandS a patronage equal 10 any small county IN Virginia. There
arr three SEPARATE trnrUlen.s attached to the premises paying
handsome rents, with n iull share OF transient custom, aud Is one
of the nrca, thnroughflrcs for Western pork and horses, which
annually come 10 Virginia. This tract contains one hundred and
Fl hty-fyc acres of land Of good qualify, aud same OF ii highly
mooureI. and would be- Il most valuable Investment 10 any one
whn i fond ii The calling. \ great bargain can b" had by early
arrI,coti,u Ia In. subscriber. A.. ID. FEQUA.
Suftoway {. H., June 10, $50. list
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Niav (, lsi0,

Marched lO7-tds
PoSTPONEMENT
The abnve sae is postponed until Friday, the 10Th of June next.
J. :.
Nav 4. lsi0, G.. Nj.
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FOR TIE eve UiREl
THE PUBLIC BUSINESS.


President-making the order of the day, and to
this end are the movements Of branch of Congress
chiefly directed The Opposition party commenced
this campaign with the beginning Of the session, and
are prosecuting it with increased intensity as It pro-
crosses.
The legitimate objects of legislation and the usual
course of business longer regarded as the cor,
rect rule of action Every that is introduced
is tortured into eectoneerng objects, and is made to
bear part in the Presidential canvass Reprehens,-
BILE as this course u.s. it has been persevered in with such
steady pertnacty by the Opposition that the friends OF
the Administration have been forced into the controVer
sy CT ncccsSitate rei -,
The consequences Of this gross delinquency OF pub
lie duty are seen the great waste of public time ana
money to the neglect of every important branch OF ou
sness Nearly three months of the session have been
wasted in improbable controversy, and nothing has
been done to meet the urgent demands of the country
or to give relief the many individuals who are be-
aqainst the Government. Designating every mandate
Of duty, and deaf the claims of justice they have
elected and have made the Hall of legislation the grand
arena for settling the Presidential controversy Iney
NAV persist in this of folly, and feel boosted IN
dependence; but we tell them in the sober language OF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03
Feb %

DRIAMThs celebrated imported Racer ana nrmnn now
rho sac no5s order health will cover te present season
a, nv stables so pay at $50 cash. Win ~ nil
"Ionn Having increased my lots and accohnou . Az s
mares sent thew shall fed without stint AZ na @ @
,,dd ~ In rusty and experienced Erooins hack servants
x M boarded free of charge and white servants can procure
Sd rnrv convenient in the village. Every care VIII VI aHs "
s tned 70 the horse returned in good oder but
will mot he responsible accidents or d
Priam il beautiful bay, full 10 hanos nsi, m morn s
waesisss trenp beauty form and aeo and Is 100 h he
h G hamsion Tor years the English ut' "hefe nc
nrahv never had an cquai require deserpon ,. .,,s
In is,7 1888 and 1882 when his Oldest co.s VEL s r
od he had more and better decidedly am ary ~ his
@ and his INDEPENDENTLY Of the splendid running " s @
Wnne WoaqrS and Col Hva1e Kne of Keon
~ nn H.. conit,, running Of his colts welfare, Hs ~ in
a , m winners in Ireland, and several me runners IN
France and on the Continent They nave n and under Tie
r 80 and ,he Beaeon Course AT New dake., anu I ,.s
a,arc I'm gsh s-eigh In 1887 and ls and bs eos won
;, mo,e linn % subscribers for years oas, and
tho Of them against get of Em his colts faed in 37
every cnck stallion Engand ana IN dood for their age
won eeer e stake New Market ana do.ea in
5e TheS hare ron in England and aG ng too sh order
. .sn, an, ,,h,n Tire uecn ds oratsh s hest NJ
s ra he had the best England 70" many any in America
I'm - TO say the least, equa 70 @ heedcrs
her age IN well worthy the notice OF those peoefs
who wish to have colts Of Tue h'S A. T. D. MERRITT
Hicks Ford, Virginia
93-w4w
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,a.ms Of the Richmond Enquirer.

!; ,sblisssG three times a peek during the session
II ss;. S"@ np '' sB SCI -
!, ,,,. ar ;rlsa and Three Dollars for six months,
tonSe to paid the eHcs or femllea os HAIL. post
r.,tpis !" ~ 10, pgr annuin the end OF the year
% ~ don" Iir. nay he RENTED per mall in good and
n,rs nj the risk Of the Editor; me postage ~ az
alh rS{ B, tac ,if,r>-rhe postage oil single Ieei
~ it- go ,Sr,nnr 10 the IL Is the accumulation Of
- an extensive business, Which operates = s'''"S '>
s z. @ viii pay for papers, annually shall have the
Il ~ aud Tor years publication, u1leSs specially
ana In shorter time and PAD Tor III auS"he' ~" '
~ shal, be sen, the order Of any new and un-
= " liner unless paid for in advance or satisfactory re
know" , Ia some and accessible person III iesiu 70
ference % ~ nis nayuen But of an order Tor pub
the 'ho, paymcn from subscriber who Is uae
si with the conditions, single nunoel may " ' ~
cl" or accompanied by, copy OF thus cgn,a,ion' , b.
nllis "c o al, subscribers whose ability TO pay may DC
- 10 the puhlShet and who may rehlah usneu U &
~ md OF Two wears from the time when the ADVANCED
ncn; due shall be e7sea from ls vs. Crcnion Of Ia
Resolutions are some Of the results OF the collective WIS
a the bitter experience OF the Editorial Iorp ,sas
thai were p,;ans we nre determined she-lhe interests
y rrCrnu,en and own interests require an ih'eAt
q 1 Several Of the American presses are driven
Va ,Er Euish custom OF Cash Payments. y" :" ra, .,
' ~ m abuse of the Credit System than the Eo.ots OF
rpr The great dhcay c"H,,ss ,hs ' Rsnons Of the
ct mysnton have been induced TO continue several
G the Book Who who are nm IN Of 1 tyay :" who
,.' irameut viii positively be stricken of from our ro'
! !" ~ - IN, ncrinrrt Of our next volume.
81 Inc ''"' TERMS OF ADVERTISING
=, Tb,, !; be recommended The Editors of Newspa-
The Commonwealth 10 publish At The head OF lie'r
p'' % f advertising, and that they strictly adhere u
a That these prices be always such, as to give lar
"' ,.,.u for the labor performed. -,
81 sixteen lines, or less, first insertion, % cents LOT
r,r,u.gultucr, 10 cents ,. -, aroo.o
tal . distance must be accompanied win the ADVANCE
Vt"' .f,,,,yy references, To insure execution
F ,ra,. advertising may amount 10 Sleo per ahhun'
~ made OF - per cent: and TO So OF ~ per cent.
d:t and Marriages from the country, whenever
- ~ ly,,rur is unknown this office must I've anh7,-
Lr gay ntr,lc OF the Postmaster III the neishhnF''oad
at'" " >, M ease be published. Every measure, tha has
of! Impo-itiun> and quzIes has proved he'sto-
yen ,r,,s-lvc must therefore, insist N Snch case upon
M rnn,,at!on being certified by the name OF te 'oS'':
-. i, ,as 5s5E II taCi.tter.j
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TIHE subscriber resncc,fnIIy info,

HE subscriber respectfully informs city and country Hat dealers
that he is manufacturing for the ensuing spring trade,
alareer ArS than he has heretofore offered 10 The
public They will consist Of the various qualities colours and
shapes From arrangements he has recently made
with correspondents York. he will he enabled to
10 his customers the Styles directly on their being started
in that city.
would remind his wholesale retail customers that his
Hats his manufacture made in Richmond by workmen
Of tried skill and experience, and Of the very best materials I'M
ported 10 this country.
His prices RETAIL will be found 10 he low rs NJ
mandatory the NoTas the expense ui manufacturing
here there with the exception Of the freight
the material York Richmond, which is but
traction.
He keeps hand supply Of llates materials purchased
store onpos;te tie oa Market JOHN DoOLEY.
Ian 79-3n
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" C nnVC UT IIU1UT 10 DC,
Yours with high respect,
JOHN Fl. KNIGHT,
WILLIAM A. SCOTT, Commtttcc
WIN. BURWELL SMlTH,S
To DR. GEoEGE FITZGERALD.
Doctor Fit-rcrald's Reply.


Gentlemen Your communication, informing me OF
nv nomination as candidate to represent the County OF
No;toway in the next General Assembly of Virginia. by
Convention ofthc Democratic Republican party, held
the 9th inst at the Court House, has been received IN
"akinr the post assigned me by the united voice OF my
Democratic fellow citizens, permit me to express my
scnsibty to the very Aattering manner IN winch
have been called to such honorable position, as
we'll as to the too complimentary terms IN winch you
have been pleased to convey the information. DO not
consider it aifccation in me, gentlemen, to dscan en-
tircy competency to discharge the responsible duties
which will devolve upon me- either as candidate OF
with favorable issue the desires of my friends) as
their representative must, therefore, cast myself
upon their kindness and lberalty; and If iail TO ca-
lie the expectations they have formed of my fitness
and ability for their service must beg OF them TO accept
the fidelity and zeal with which shall attempt to main
tain their interests mitigation, at least OF the cen
sures which my ncompetency may deserve. Not only
shall nv feeble services be rendered to the true const-
tutionai party of my country with fidelity and ZEAL but
also with that cheerful sacrifice of personal interests,
which ones country expects OF her sons, when
danger threatens or corruption seeks to dehle.
Be pleased to accept this notice of my grateful sense
Of the honor done by my Democratic fellow-c!tl-
zens with the sentiments Of respect and esteem with
GEORGE FITZGERALD.
To Messrs John II. Knight, William A. Scott, VIM.
B. Smith, Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03

!.
At meeting of large portion of the people oO o.
day. the 9th of February, the following proceedings
took place and were ordered to be published IN the
On motion, Richard Willeroy, Esq, WIS called to
the Chair and Robt P Howerton appointed Secretary
After some PREDATORY rema T mao naGe 4aPnex
unanimously nominated a candidate for the next ID
of Delegates, and committee of FIVE, ordered to wait
on Col Dabney, (who was attending the CouEt,l and
inform him of his nomination: and motion OF Ihos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03
ID. N. Il0YT'S Exchange and Lottery oihce'
lStp

TIE following Schemes drawn in March, are punisneu
% tay tor the benefit of persons a distance VINO may
wish have Ticket, in Splendid Lottery Horr hopes ha
b. nHs viii their orders immediately, IN order at 'eie
L.. br no disappointment in obtaining chance . :
10 b. dawn March 5t,, Va I.ccsburg Lottery, No
2ti1e If $iJo 5Ooo &C., 50 prizes of lOoo ilcNclS os
Certificate, # p,ctaoo f as Whole Tickets will be sent for
s"A Shares in proportion.
MOST MAGNIFICENT-2lSt March.
Virginia Petersburg Lottery No 3, will be drawn 2lst hareh.
Capital Prize S5S, S25, (S50,000 Nett)
pr Of $4,000 Gc 100 prizes Of 1000 Tickets only
So Shares proportion.
cca,ys o packages of &c Whole Tickets will be sent Tor
stt' Shares III proportion. :, ,,ox,r
Richmond, "a.
Feba 94-s
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Ro. P. HowEEros, Scery.
SPEECH OF MIR SMITH. or KI-c GeoReE,

Tn fHC UtWOfTHTIE IUNJtN1ON, Ht It1VHFHVHt, vt =
Mr.. Prcsident-I am delegate to this Convention,
from the County of King George. hold in my hand
Sir, the credentials under the authority of which am
here have not, Sir, lis truc the wax and parchment
which certain party TO regard non-a-degs as
indispensable to sovereignty; but have that winch rs OF
-cotrr VALIDITY considered either in reference
tiout v, or the high and important uses made OF IT. J
have Sir, the nucE of the farmer as an evidence
Of the authenticity of my credentials, i'll which may
be safely said, sovereignty does actually reside This,
Sir if not regarded CONCLUSIVE, will be at least entitled
to the character of prima acic since SEALS have lost
all the sanctity by the false and fraudulent made OF
them BY the Governor of New Jersey will read my
credentials Sir
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N1ARGRAVE. WINNER OF THE GREAT ST LEGER, will

NTARGRAVE WINNER OF THE GREAT ST iEGER, VIII
w again occupy my stables the present scasoi ' ~ wv"
menced and will expire Isl July ,ood
In order the public M & @
induced 10 offer the of Hdrgrsre ut So ea Tor each
mare with 81 Mares win be wen iea WIN GI"n
red until all expenses paid and for the seasons Of such
W an the money must paid when the served
as m arY,n,s boarded without clrarSeno accommodations
n; rvan,s Every pecauton taken 10 prevent accidents
@ ~. performances Of argray and his stock (which appear,
- on % Enplish Turf in 1898 and 1897 the public IS referred
TO the English Racing Calendars
My address, hiehnonu' 70 RIO. c. WILLIAMSON.
93-2awiyy
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NOTTOIVAY COUNTY.

At meeting of the citizens OF Notoway, friendly to
the present Administration held at the Courthouse on
the 9th inst for the purpose of nominating successor
TO Capt YIN. Fitzgerald, present Representative,
Mr. Robert Fitzgerald called 10 the Char, and Mr.
Timothy Workman appointed Secretary; whercupon,
the following resolutions were adopted, nem CON. On
motion of Mr.. Sharpe Carter:
Resoirsd, That Dr. George Fitzgerald be nominated
as Candidate to represent the county of Notoway in
the next General Assembly of Virginia.
On motion of Col. John H. Knight:
l. Rcsoircd, That Committee be appointed to inform
Dr. Fitzgerald OF his nomination.
, Rcs0Ircd, That the same Committee cause the
proceedings of this meeting as we'll as the correspond
cncc with the nominee, if he accept TO be published
in the Richmond Enquirer.
The meeting was afterwards addressed by DR.. a. a.
Campbell and then, motion, adjourned S'nc de-
ROBERT FITZGERALD, Chairman.
Timothy WORTHAM, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03
HATS. HATS. HATs!!.
&AsS&

WHOLESALE and RETAIL fashionable and cheap Hat and Cap
w store, above and nearly opposite the Bell Tavern Main
Street, Richmond Va
NJ T. sTEEDS grateful for the patronage which he has re-
ceved from the citizens of Virginia. since he commenced bus
respectfully asks leave inform his patrons anu
public large that he has hand assortment of HATS
which he with confidence recommend Us being made OF the
best celebrated manufacturers of the latest
fashion, possessing elegance of style and appearance mol
surpassed Hats offered this market Those
gentlemen who be about to supply themselves with "
wish good, durable elegant and fashionable Hat, at the
reasonable price, will please call the fashionable Hat
store nearly opposite the Bell Tavern where they can
not fail 10 suit themselves.
Jan 90 Sl-U NJ. i. 81 EEDs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03

CARRIAGES BAROUCHES, RUGGIES AND StLkIES-
~ The subscriber has Sn hand al his Coach shop on Market
street the Old Market and Scarook ware house,
Coaches Chao,S Barouches, Bugges, Sanhocs and Skes
OF his Manufacture, and second hand all OF the best
workmanship and matcras-which lie will sell aS low a any
articles of the kind be bought in this cityand all new
work warranted aS usual
p SRcpainng done usual IN the best MANNER shost
time, and most reasonable terms. -...
MICAJAU MANGUM
Feb2T 9o-N
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d. s. GREGORY & CO., Managers.

GRAND CAPITALS FOR MARCH.-s.o,GoJ dollars for the
VI 7h-and SS.s24 dollars, Nett, SO n0c,} for the 2st
Virginia State Lottery,
enluwng the resbur Academy and for other purposes
Class No. =, lSi0
To be GrG,-n 7!srqarG SGtrrdGu 9TH .NIreh 1870
GRAND SCHEME.
s4O0n0-l5 000-5 O00-3, 00O-2, 500-2,29T.
80 prizes SOl so Of 30o Tickets only Sl0 halves
quartcrS2 30.
Certificates packages OF PC Whole Tickets $780, Shares in
proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03
CORY j.

Whereas, it doth appear TO me- that meeting was
held in the County Of King George, on the I'd day OF
Jan, 1910, toappoint Delegates to a Convention then
to be holden in the city Of Richmond, the 20th Feb
ruary following: Now, therefore, do hereby issue this
my proclamation, TO inform said convention, that j. NJ
Smith was duly appointed one OF suea Delega,es;-ih
testimony whereof, | have hcrennto subscribed my
name and affixed my seal of Office, at the Temple OF Ii
bcrty, on the 10th day Of January, 1910;
FARMER HUGEPAW.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03
mrsoyEo EDiTIoN-vlEGINIA SELECTION.

,,r v,r,;nf, Selection Of Psalms, HYMNS, and Spruai
r fam the most approved Authors tiapted to the rafiniS
II P,lc Worship aud Social Mrrtin:S-n three parts
~, ~, Various Subjects Systematically arranged
i,,ai iaantrl 10 particular occasions
~. - rrr,I,.r IL :hr order al rnhlic Worship
Si and arranged by Andrew BEoadus new edition, en-
I,f.cl and improved
Jl, published by s,,,ru . p,rNrP
~ - i94-Gtl SMITH faiMth.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03

~ App HAMMOCK ACADEMY.-The Exercises Of Tins isti
IL nton will be resumed the 18th of January next under le
of Mr. Foster Principal assisted by Mr. Buck
rbe heallhnness fits Site OF
s buildings and extent and selection OF IT'S Library are
LEI, the public has been familiar whilst TO MS henesi
enlarged and varied capacity ana ze Of
;I from his brief ofca exercise here, il is comparatively
he trustees therefore feel To be due to the pubic,
and 10 The Institutions to express their unqualified assurance OF Tue
1871 qualifications IN the proficiency as
.ved hv the different classes nj their late examination" u
@ grouned conviction that will in future disappont no JUST
expectations =, nj ,,o ,cr .nnum
IEkAs-r'' D' JNO H. BERNARD,
Prest Board NJ Trustees.
:, SO-2awtf
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Timothy WoRTnAM, Secretary.
Letter of the Committee.


Feb. 10th, 1910
Sir: The undersigned, committee appointed by a
Convention of the Democratic Republican party OF
Nottoway held at the Court House on the 9th instant,
have the pleasure to announce that You have been
unanimously nominated candidate to represent the
County in the next General Assembly of Virginia In
making the selection, the Convention have been lnfu
rncrd not only by the high estimation in which you are
held BY your icowczrns, but also by their confidence
in your ability to explain and defend the principles and
policy Of the State Rights party which is verify the
Constitutional party of our country The sacrifices you
are required make, could not be expected N orda-
~ timcs-Thcsc not ordinary times.-Aiiars have
al length, reached crisis-Thc issue is now fairly
made up-The dcath-struggle is at hand.-Ihe doc
trincs Of % and go which constitute the Political b.
BILE of the Republican Church, desperately assailcd
By an INSCRIPTIONS hordc of political infdels who
would blot from the world the principles of our most
Holy Faith, At such time, what Republican, what
Patriot would hesitate to sacrifice all mere personal con-
sidcratons upon the altar of his countrys good: We
therefore, confidently hope, that you will checriuiiy
take the post assigned you by the united voice OF your
Democratic fcllow-cItlzcns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03

Virginia State Lottery.
For the benefit of the Monongalia Academy.
Class No. 3, $50.
To drq.n 7ierandra VG SATURDAY,, lhh Of March, 1870
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$50, 000-10 900 ,0G0-3,5 -3,O70-3, 000-2,30O
40 prizes sl5oo 50 $780, 90 Of 2oo &c Tickets only $40
Certificate Of packages of &c Tickets $780, Shares
proportion.
splendid Capital IS sai dollars! Nett $4,000 And lGo pr
Of 81 900.
Virginia State Lottery,
For the benefit Petersburg Benevolent Mechanic Association
CLASS No. 3 ron loi0
To .4cSaairG Ya Saturday. DIST March lSi0
GRAND SCHEME.
s59.S2i Dollars!
500 O00--lO 000-J,G GG--3, 22S-3, 600.
100 prizcs Of 0o 80 5oo co 2oo Tickets only SO
halves ,; quarters , %. -, -. .,,o Gu, :.
Certificates Of packages of 20 Whole Tickets Sao Shares IN
proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03

ySTIIlAM SkEEN, attorney Lac, Covington, virginia,
w practise regularly the Superior and Inferior Courts OF
Allegheny octou Rockhrige and Grecnbrer and IN the SUI
peror Courts If Bath and PocahOntas.
Ia SO-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03

EIGHTEEN PIANO FORTEs-I expecting in few days.
IN addition present Stock eighteen Piano Fortes oil va
nous STYLES and prices
The character my instruments well established that
: s,vi">> Tor me TO aiIde TO their superiority
~ Sy accident, sell an indifferent PIANO WHICH
cgc will never hammer ~ h the great that is taken Ill
"a halc" Of instruments tle factory IN New YORK, ana tne
t anaton Of them after their arrival IN my WaIeoou
WOLF! Willingly exchange them take then. back.
tnay there few dealers in the article OF ramos WIZ
80 been successful in supplying instruments, SO
!y good, the subscriber have sold thus far near TWO
HUNDRED INSTRUMENTS F. p. NASH,
Book AND Piano Forte Seller.
Petersburg, Feb. s, 1870
Feb Is p2-3aw3w