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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17
.rorns Of the Richmond Enquirer.

,, i published tarrs times rsek during The session
~ Iae lai nsEk Gar,ag ne rest - tae year
s,..t $50 TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
y ,r.r. .r ,aaam aud Three Dollars for six months,
70 ., pad ~ "a, %s 1 ~ h war '" "'' p"S'
rd. IN rhs o:ce may he RENTED nl, IN good and
@ Bans Al ,nt r'>k % Tue aa, Of s;n Enc, az
F' account the writer II Is the accumulation ~
ia ~ rn>ye business, which operates as serious taa
s ~ viii pay Tor papers, annually shall have the
4 @s,'' y" ~, hereafter B. considered a, incurred
IL ~ ,,,nr. and for wears publication, unless specially
ri I @ shorter and paid Tor IN advance 'r ' sh"f''
'n ~ Shall be sent the order any and
q 70 srr unless pad for i'll advance, or satisfactory re
R his pl,uien, Bui, IN case OF an urdcr Tor pup
,r,yn,tnt from subscriber who is unac.
,r Win The conditions single nuhnet may ~ S''' GOV
GAM :. sccnrpanird BY, acnpy of Tins reputation
,nrs OF all subscribers whose ability 10 pay may nc
pubiisler, and whoira remain indebted ON ope.
the end OF years, from the hne men he
h Mas due Shall ce erased from the list OF supelpefs
PIs" Resolutions Of the E4sioriGt Cosrentioh q %
r.olu:!onS OF the results o ~" eoi.c.Ne VIZ
hn.r experience OF Iht Editorial! Corps ot virginia
o.. assembled Richmond, on the I'm January, ioS
u rnIt;os we are erlnnrd abide.The interests
y '1 and our own interests require, an inheAl
-r,nce 10 them Several OF the American irer ai
W. he English custom OF Cash PGyncHts. no ea " p s
"' The great difficulty consists In the transition from
Sn 10 the other Notwithstanding the Resolutions 0, .ne
b% on the Book, who in arrears I" tins Once
W. our course. The of every subscriber, who
" ,I;raucn will positively be stricken OH from our roll
hi H -" ",n,rrnce.nrn; OF our ne. voinne
:siAS .''" TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
-, rb, !, be recoalo nied 10 the Editors OF NewsIla
h.Iont the Commonwealth 10 publish al he head o. ,e'l
s ,es for advertising, and that they strictly adhere Ia
p and that these prices be always sue, a 10 give iair
." 80 anon i1I the labor perioriled.
tom< ">'' Resolution Of the Editorial Co.ceR.ton
one asrr lines or less rs 'nser'n' % cents "i
each distance mus, accompanied with the advance
W. MIGRATORY references. to insure execution
F 49," whose advertising may amount to Su per annun, a
w. " ,dr ri % per cent. and $50, of 10 per cent
80 an dreS and Marriages from the country whenever
,,.y h1~ citing unknown at tins once, mus Dc au.'ci
e. III in NJ case be published. every measure, thai mas
Ia prevent impo,ons and quzzes, has proved hereto
must, therefore, Insist IN such case upon
W ,u,on being certified by the name OF the Postmaster
H., !. II. hsts Of the tsttr.J
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CU.HIUU.NIIHIEU
CHOW WE APPLES SWIM.o


The great little Editor Of the Lynchburg |rgnian,
in of his letters to that paper writes that Every
body (mcnnine himself doubf,) is struck with the
marked difference between the Loco Foco and Wing
I" Conventions lately assembled in Richmond. "ln
the first, he says all cold and liecss-!is ora
tors dull and nspd, men Of fifth rate intellect
who usurped to themselves the place Of leaders In
the latter, all is enthusiasm and animation, and the
Z" speakers men of high order of mind, well known
/" throughout the country. In other words, We, the
Wings have all the talents, all the decency; and you
the Loco Focos, all the ignorant and vulgar Of the land
The pious editor may praise himself and his party
much as he peases, but sensible men will know how
to appreciate it. The waytarng man knows what IS
innate To place tine remarks of those, who praise
themselves and who forced TO resort to such
TO carry their ends Though he and his party claim 10
themselves all the decency, all the talents: stll, The
People Gf Virginia, ia November next, viii tell ,.in
who they believe to be the talented and decent
candidate for the Presidency, Martin Van Buren,
Wan H. Harrison. The one, an eminent stn,csman
pledged - any bill that may be passed IN Con-
gfcss, that would interfere directly indirectly with
the slave population of Sate-the other, the can
didate of the ABOLlTlONISTS, who says that the
nearest and dearest feeling of his heart TO the
surplus revenue of the IT, States appropriated the
eanci patton Of the slaves in the slaveholding States
These the public declarations Of the two candidates
for the Presidency, and all who will recoect il, and
member their rights, will vote for the individual who
has pledged himself, at all hazards, to support and
tain Laws and the Constitution.
r
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EnR TIE ENQYtnrn

FOX TIE J,SQC!i..-"
Rrpubic0ns of Cdr0line!-PeTmit Inc to address you
few cons derations, in reference to the approaching
election in this County shall do with the con-
fdence, because | am aware that there is active
principle in RepublicanIsn, which, when excited by
the prospect of success, or the fear odeteat, will qnck
" discard all apathy and Indifference, and develop IT.
self in energy and perseverance, The Democracy OF
the county, for whose benefit Republican Govern.
ncnt has been established, are always Jealous Of their
rights and liberties, and prompt to defend them against
the principles, measures men, that may attempt 10
subvert them The Demngogue who would usurp
these rights and liberties, only succeed by fraud
and deception Some false issue must be presented
mighty panic must be raised to disturb their pla-
cid conposure-some dread apprehension tor the Invl-
liability of the Constitution must make them trembe
for the safety of their political institutions.
If these should prove insufficient, other aux-
liares must lend their aid. A corrupted press must
groan under the weight Of inrcctive and recrmina-
ton against the faithful Executive of satisfied con-
sttucncy. His acts and his opinions must suffer the
9rossest Misrepresentation But this is not all Inc
subtle Demon must penetrate the private chambers OF
his mind His motives must be scTutInized and expos
ed to public gaze. The skful Augur has but little
trouble espy the seeds of corruption and ambition fast
terminating into the sprouts Of encroachmcnt ana trea
SON. It is boldly alleged, that the purse ard the
sword have been grasped by the ''Tyrants hand Ihe
Treasury exhausted to bride the vena functonares
of the Government. The Banking Institutions must
all soon Weld to the communicating touch OF the prec
cious metals" These and all other means that cor
rup press hired orators and mecenary scrbb!eIs can
invent, are brought to the aid of the aspiring Dema
gngue. Thanks to the intelligence OF tree people, IT
they prepared to resist all these attacks on her VIZ
tue and integrity!
Icongra,ula,e You, fellowczens, that the prospect
Of entire harmony and cooperation, promises a
decisive victory this spring. Old Republican Caroline
has it in her power, to wipe every blot from
the escucheon, and to resume her woned relations
her sister Republican counties in the Old Dominion
The false professions of Conservatism can no longer
dupe the honest and unsuspectng farmer. William
c. Rves, the great champion, if not the author) OF
Conservative principles has openly dsavowed all alleg
ance TO the Republican paryhe has declared his prefer
ence for Harrison, and is hailed by the Wings as new
ally. Whatever paralty and attachment the Republ-
party have heretofore felt foT Mr.. Rives, they must
abandon him. To support him longer, would De 10
sacrifice principle on the altar of manworshp Many
good Democrat, who, under mistaken impressions,
voted against Col! Samues last spring, will repair his
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LYNCHBURG.
FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
To Me Republican .NcmJcrs of Congress represent


To tie Republican NcmJcrs of C0agrfSs nom represent
ing TirginM.
You have seen in the public prints, that the Wing
Convention Of Richmond adopted resolution offered
by Mr. Wise, calling upon the Wings OF Virginia 10
furnish the Wing members Of Congress, with the
of &c persons each county of the State, TO whom
Wing speeches. documents, &c, should be sent for the
special purpose Of adn@ the o. Gen Harrison.
1t is unnecessary to remind you Of the Importance
of the two ccctions-the for the Legislature and
the other for President Of the IT, s. You are appraised
of the urgen, necessity of preparing for the great
test which is about TO take place The Republicans
should b. furnished with weapons to defend themselves
against the reckless attacks Of violent opposition.
therefore respectfully suggest that you and the other
Republican members of both Houses Of Congress- Cor
ward such speeches and documents as you may seem
proper, the Republicans throughout the State. BIZ
referring TO the lists of the Committees of Vigilance
appointed for each county by the late Republican Con-
vention held ut Richmond you VIII perceive the names
of many sound Democrats, who, if unknown TO fame,
are yet 'sgood and true. Those districts which
are now represented by Wing members deserve especial
notice; among which Mr.. Wlscs dstric. and the
district formerly represented by the immortal Randolph
for the first time rcpresentWt by Wing trust,
that the Republicans OF Congress will pay particular
attention to Mr. Wises district, and enable his cons
tuenls to give HIM an :'honnrable discharge in S4l.
A REPUBLICAN, OF %.
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GROCERIES AT UNUSUALLY Low rklG ia aha .
WE are selling goods cheaper than we have ever ree @
w offer them before having laid in the same NJ very ~" e
30 bids N Orleans sugar from 2to IL cents per pound 0s
the barrel, cash
10 do. Porto Rico, nj very low prices
5 do. prime ST. Croix Sugar
100 bags Coffee from 10 l2 cents, up , ,r,cIo n 70
100 bbs n. Orleans M0asses, a nrst rae iahi"' '
cents per gallon by the barrel, cash
10 hhds prime West India do. :, "a e.,,y sound
GO hills No. Gross tierrings, ut 81 5t-psricei! sou
40 packages Loaf Sugar. as low as i - suiabe
80 bills most beautiful Clarified Sugar, Feriec'! "i
for preserving,
90 packages splendid Teas
50 boxes very fresh bunch Ra'sins
of various grades -, r-oy,.
TO- 600 lbs. Cotton Yam at reduced prices
Nails cc every description
Iron of all sizes
Salt, of largest and best sackine ,,-~, r.ra.
Raw Cotton and Wool. Cotton ana W Dol e0o
Lamp OIL Sperm and Tallow Candles
Powder and Shot, Turpentine soap ,, Cor farmers and
And great variety Of other goods su''aO'' -
Others -,. ,b;nr in our line,
inc very "wts prices io' WYATT white"
March 10
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HATS! HATS! HATS

WHOLESALE and rca fashionable and cheap Hat and Cap
w store above and nearly opposite the Bell Iavern Main
Street. Richmond, Va. .,L ), -, =,
NJ r. STEEDS grateful for the patronage which ne mas re-
ceived from the citizens Of Virginia, since he
mesa last wear Respectfully leave TO INFORM MS patrons
be nic nj large tina, he hand assortment OF
which he can confidence recommend a. neg maui " s
fashion and possessing elegance of style ana appahgg
to be surpassed by any Hats offered IN tS @ a
gentlemen who NAV be supply themselves WIN NJ
and wish good durabc elegant and ashSnaeie ; u,
mos, reasonable price, will please to call nj he a
store above and nearly opposite the beii laSei'' ~ '
not fail TO suit themselves. =, n STprnS
1911 -. -
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THE subscriber respectfully informs city and country Hat dealers
manufacturing for the ensuing spring trade,
LARGER assortment HATS than he has heretofore offered To the
public. They will consist of the various qualities, colours ana
shapes in From arrangements he has recently made
Win in New York. he will be enabled To present
the Styles directly on their being started
in that city. ,,,
He would remind his wholesale and retail customers that his
Hats are manufacture, made In Richmond by worknen
skill and experience aud OF the very best materials I'M
ported 10 this country.
Ills prices wholesale and RETAIL will he found I" be a. low as at
NOrt-a the Of manufacturing
no greater there, with the exception of the freight on
the raw material New York 10 Richmond which Is but
fraction. ,..,-, :,
lie also keeps hand supply Of iiaers materials purchased
., ,ne will he sold small advance
S,a,s onnnsite the old Market. JOHN DOOIEY
w.. 7g-3m
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A VALUABLE MATAPONI ESTATE FOR SALE.-Gntcnd
- ING To remove Missouri the subscriber offers for sale that
fertile estate, called Spag lying in Cardiac County
the Matapon river upwards of tco thousand three hun
incrsperstd with good and productive meadows valuable
marsh containing about hundred lies extremity
u the has been made around cnnsidr rahe
portion Of and with little attention The greater part can be
rendered perfectly the high covered wa heavy
growth OF valuable timber The soil of Spring Grove admirably
adapted 10 the culture Indian Corn Wheat and Tobacco and
choice market, with afforded by the Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, which through
of the about half mile from the dwelling house.
and nearto the bars and Craaries. II ten miles from
kshurr The Spring Grove dwelling house contains four
the Grsi r, three The second, poco, spacious
passage aud dry cellars. All the ont houses quar-
tcs iceousr house. barn. with wheat machine all in
cni and enclosures substantial There
also another large and commudiouS dwelling house,
thoroughly repaired with Ill the necessary houses
and point which would render the division of the
easy. Those who h purchase invited visit
the estate The Of sale shall be made liberal
WM. BANKEEhD.
Mar II l03-am
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DISMAL SWAMP C.S,L CoMr.sY,


he President and DIRECTORS of the Dismal Swamp Canal Com
rany proposals for building Tide Lock IN Eli
zbc River which partly eNcavated the materials, stone and
prepared and laid the As presumed
person will without view the work, proposals will be-
received until the 3lSt of the present month.
The Lock will hundred feet long, and four feet
wide. plan Of the work may be inspected Compan! :
JOHN CoWPER Pres'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-17

STURGEONVIII.E SEMINARY.-The exercises of the third
r. plan will afford extensive course
embracing classical authors and the most useful
OF Mathematics From several Of practical eAI
teaching, aying applied himself closely 10 studies ana
from the Of public examinations the undersigned feels
and confidence that students in this Institution can be rs
thorough and properly instructed in their classical requirements
and prepared necessary business TRANSACTIONS similar
And in presenting the institution 10 pub
patronage undersigned deems Improper 10 express
opinions upon the sahirct If teaching He deems
part the teacher, first make himself nc
quained disposition and capacity Of the pupil II The
capacity perception IT the pupil be- cady and Su" to COM
preend b. patient and slow in mpal. innr
maion thoweve Keeping the mind closely exercised and care
fully avoiding fall in the other eNrcnc that the mind may pro-
perry comprehend When the faculties Of the mind
properly trained by system Of reasoning and thinking, there
developing itself will enlarge and expand according To The
application and Of tho student 1t industry and a
picon part OF the student the teacher must
adapted the disposition effect the object IL the
mind be and comprehensive added to Industry and apca-
ton, the task Ia instruct is no, cnpleas,ns
The undersigned observes that his school VIII he governed by
sound and wholesome discipline that he designs 10 Lead rather
the iaGd but corrective will he resorrd to-
The pal
friends his school the present ns brcn liberal
paoniScd and rests with confidence upon their
support and and trusts that however Tor
may favor merit will not be unrcmadcd by
liberal public. =,
Transitional scholastic year of 10 months $40 TUT
tion the classics S5 for the higher branches OF English,
s,5; tr the minor branches so. J. }. GREGG.
Sturgeonyilr, Brunswick, Dec IL. b.-u
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vi "D"Ei KYLE Of North Carulina-Sir: You will take
q h 'Ha' Ial, the 23d day of April 1910, between
r % clock IN the forenoon and six O'Clock IN the al
N, W. once Of L. H. MaA"y ESP, in Vicksburs, State OF
~ vac ii deposition Of Robert r. RobnsoI TO he read
SIS Of 'e suit now pending in the Hastings Court of the
an ,tGi nlon wherein plaintiff and you defendant;
On hns "ccr 10 prevent the taking Of the said depo-
ana aay 'sn the taking thereof will continue from day
- the same hours Of the day, al the same place
@'U deposition shall be finally taken.
JAMES SIZER,
Ma,tb- SURFING partner Of Luke & Si-er.
lGO-saw2,v& wt23A
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ITO FARMERS-Cloyer, Herds Orchard and Timothy
Seeds Frcnrh Sugar and Mansel Wurtze B.et-Just
ceived and for sale by WM. PALMER.
March ii IntI
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ID ,gPiniNNuCk ACADEHY--The Exercises of this ,ns
II gu will resumed the 18Th of January next under the
sradrcc Mr. Foster, Principal, assisted by Nh Buck
IT. Ta remarkable hraithfucss oil rs site o
Su- aud and selection Of is library are advantages
a wR e public familiar whilst 10 lis highest
in ,hn enlarged and varied capacity and zeal {" H.
ria his brief official here, II Is comparatively
.a The therefore feel 4; 10 he due 10 the public
nd attou, express their unqualified assurance OF the
~ uf these qualifications in the proficiency DIS
yr! b III" dren classes their late examination, and their
yad conviction that will in future disappoln no just
tTpr;1loTs.
Trsx,-gor Board, Tuition and Bed $40 per annim
JNo. IL. BERNARD,
Prest Bodrd If Trustees.
,,s, stL-2awU
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SALE OF SLAvES-By virtue Of deed of trust executed I"
subscriber by Fleming Brown TO secure to VIM l. IT, 70"
hri certain sl money therein named bearing date the AIN
M Il Iunr 1882 aud OF in the Clerks Office q! the Cou
Clu Hanover shall, Tuesday, the 9th day OF March,
Hanover Courthouse, ,iha; bein. Court day. proceed !"
Al public auction cash valuable Slaves, TO wit: W IL
n ISr, Day, Caroline aud Minerva Tor many OF them as
WM. H. WINSTON.
90-2awtdS
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CArTnNTne Managers OF the North American Land Com
Y ny proper t state that by valid deed OF con-
day If March, 1895, founded upon full and
consii ration Robert Morris and wife, John Nicholson
AMI VII and James -enlca granted and sold TO Thomas VII
a. John Nson and John Barclay trustees for the use and be-
lit u tn, sad Nun American Land Company, the following
ards the Commonwealth OF virginia, as IN the salu ueeu more
5.l.:aly described. VIZ
1879 acres then in Nnnonaalia county.
2j..t1 then ~ Washington county
Ii,iti ~ then IN Harrison county.
$500 then IN ONO county.
le-.sl then ia Randolph county.
3tp9i3i acres then in montgomery county.
'.:ssi acre, then III Grccnbr:cr county.
2'yH acres then IN Russell county.
3l:ig then IN kanawha county.
In a!taa 10 6rg recorded Philadelphia, in Deed book No.
u PAGE j. the said deed. motion of the trustees, TO the
~ Court held the Capitol, in Richmond, ordered to be
Mr. recorded. See ofdrrbook, No ~, Page 52i, &c
Inc original j. IN the hands Of the Managers All
W IN these ld passed ffon the grantors nj the execution OF
are =td and ia" public hereby cautioned against ur-
H' any portion tacu belonging To the estates OF either
Robert Norris john Nicholson James Grcencaf, receiving
m e m the sam, unless Il Is derived from the North Amcri-
.4h L4la Company, It's authorized agents.
JAMES DENDAS, President
H. NIXON,
ROBERT PORTER,
BENJAMIN KUGLER,
JOHN VAUGHAN,
Managers
Philadelphia, Jan. -, 1870. 9l-2aw4w
Wheeling Advertiser and the Republican, Parkersbug, Va,
The -hor. N eight successive publications. and forward
ltf 10
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ha> proven himself and good foa setter; his
~, why years I'D, and none have been trained.
hS stallion III the Stale of his reputation that stands
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NEW SPRING GOODS


HAVE Just received, aud opening, Spring importation
OF CHINA AND EARTgENWAsE, per Ship Madison direct
w;eh otrr 10 dealers by the package at prices corresponding
with the times. WILLIAM F. BUTLER,
Late SRyth 4 BATTER,
.Nuin,Si , doors ADORE The Bell Tdrrn
March eq-Gt
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" aef' ll pedisEee, performances, &c. hand bills
- , WM. l.. WHITE.
a nave very fine Young Stallion years old by Goliah,
sen "n very reasonable terms will farm him ont.
much the form and color of his grandsre, old Eclipse.
G T, zen al any time during the approaching week al the
a. y, ~ stable w l.. W.
gi-GW
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y " yyoYT.S Exchanse and Lottery Office,
70 - ..srch, 1870

TIE ilcwin. schemes "a h. drawn IN MaTh are published
| Inns ca-.y he bcne:, OF parsons al distance VINO ma!
aa. w send orders Immediately, in order that there
r,t /. aoGisap?cin.mpnt IN obtaining chance.
MOST MAGNETIC ENT-2lst March
Vagina Pet rssurs Lottery, "" WI, be drawn ast March,
CAPITAL Prz- SIS, S25, SS50 600 Nettl
,,, Of sGV1 i02N, 100 prizes Of 1000 Tickets only
la Shares Drupurtirn -
r6ls ot packages Of a6 Whole Tickets will be Sent Tor
an Shares IN proportion. .u
In TNs, :. .. shares, please address u. VI. Hoii:
r. - 'q;-t,l RichmcHd, Ia.
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n iFEItGES EARoUCnES, BUGGIES AND StLklES.-
me ..rI,5r has hand MS Coach Shop Market
s, between the 0i Market and Seabroos's ware mouse,
Cfa Charles, Bauches, Bugsies, Stanhopes aud snhics
s own manufacture. and second hand, all OF the best
s,,m4n>b5 aud naerialwhich he will sell a low as any
,,. Of the Kind be bought in tins cy-ind all new
vo'. warranted u usual.
PSRea,f!rg done as usual in hest manner, shortest
- MICAJAH MANGCM.
rhT Nt-W
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s. LGnFk-hs very fine stallion is beautiful dappe grey,
' r't inch-s high, and possessing immense power lie
American Eclipse, and pedigree throughout OF the pnrest
& Tic i brother the noted Ariel, Lance and
@' lis dam also the dam {! Roman, Splendid and
.h a winners from four miles, and, what is re-
4e that neither OF these horses ever broke down, not
the gca, number of races they which, IN my mum
an ought 10 b. very great consideration with those who
for III. INF very often happens of late that Just
begin t" distinguish themselves upon the turf, their legs
,he"s eve way.
i.nw al my stable, Spring Grove, Hanover County,
c Nih o: the city Of Richmond, and IL miles West OF the
!" b" IL, To nj S5 the season and Si5 10 insure
, W D. h !oa parting with The will forfeit The inSti-
~ o;e dollar will he expected to the Groom IN each
%s wei led with grain 80 p:r day, and good
furnished gratis. Every will be taken TO prevent
ana escapes, bal Responsibility for any that may hap
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ID. s. GREGORY K CO., Manager,

ID. s. GREGORY / CO., Managers.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR 900 dollars! for the
VI 7th-and SIS ,c:i dollars Nett Sj0oou,} for the 2ls
Most splendid Capital s2i dollars Sc, $4,000 And 100 pri-
Of 81 ,ooG
Virginia State Lottery.
Petersburg Mechanic Association
CL,.s No. 3, FOR lSi0.
T., G.up az 7i"snlris, 2st March, lsin
GRAND SCHEME
SJS,S2i Dollars!
$40, 0,UUu-5 U00-3, .222S-3,000.
100 prizes 5Oo 2OO Tickets only $40;
Certificates Of packages 90 Whole Tickets s4O Shares in
proportion.