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Linseed, American
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From Zion's Banner.

EAcTs THAT SHOW THE
: mur TpMpERANcE REFoRMATIoN.--
| Professor Woods of Andover Theologlcai
! Seminary in a letter written a lew years
since on The subject of Temperance says
81 conTd mention an ordination that took
place about twenty years ago, at whlcn l.
myself. was ashamed and grIeved TO see
two aged ministers literally drunk ana {
,hirdindecently excited with strong drink.
Thera i also al historical account OF al
/. ordination which took place IN the Sta''
/ Of Maine on which occasion screen galion
of Rum and Brandy were purchased
IN exnense Of more than tacenty dottGT
which annears 10 have been designed i0
s the ministers and a few other guests
lie What startling facts are these. and wn'
70 abundant reason have we to THANK Uc
" thai he has in these days shown his pc
iii Die how the denominations of intemperan'
os. NAV be avoided. Let the sensual ra'
and say all that is evil against the Eau
.lof Temperance, but let all VINO are J
led friends Of God and man continue 10 81
er, !. Touch not, tast not, handle not
mel TaRrILrNe IScIDENT. The Aug
ne :. iGeorpia1 Chronicle relates the aim
- m;sacnlous escape Of a little girl. ap
,nts eleven years Of age, who was was'
he away BY the late food in the sasa q
river, and taken up in the stream =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

JAMES PHAl4ES CO, have opened Office in Richmond
second door below the Of the Eagle Hotel, adjoining
inc "ict oi d. VI Huy Eq where they prepared supply
me hic with Tickets IN all Lotteries uadcr cement
DELAWARE LOTTERY Class M % for 1910. Ia be drawI
~ W ilm!nGtnn tDcl.,j Monday, Jan. -.
prize of Si0i, 1000, sol ,51A 1000; do
do 400 do bh do2jD; 10 1885, 10 do i2u 00 20
81 20 do ~: 80 do 30: 50 do ~
- Nuuhcrs--i4 drawn ballots.
Nhucs 81 halves 80 quarters -.
DElAWARE IuI Terry, Glass No II for 1870 To be- drawn
al Wilmington, lUrl.,) Tuesday, Jan.
prize oi S5O1; of l,5lD; i5; of of 800 of
aoo Of 80; Of 100; 10 OF 1907 40 OF 50: 30
of Numhrrs-l0 drawn ballots.
Nlnlcs 81; shares in proportion
DELAWARE LOTTERY, Class No Is for lSi0 To be drawn
at Wilmington, Dell Wednesday, Jan. ~.
priz" q" SeOUi; Of 2,tn0: l,.Ai; 1000 % 800
OF 3d. OF LOO; of 500; Of 400; 800 OF 300 10 o
ioO 10 Of 60; 10 OF 20; 10 Of 90; .s3of 80.
w - Numhrr>-li drawn ballots
DELAWARE LOTTERY, Class nj, $40. To b. drawn al
Wilmington, DEL Thursday, Jan. 80.
Prize Z" S'tuW; Of l,ulj; of 100; nf . 20b; OF
80 II "t a 10 so Is 20; ~ Of 80; lei OF 10
- Nnmhcr---3 drawn ballots.
Wiioles s., halves J. quarters - cts
$4,000.
pELAWARE LOTTERY, Class W %, FOR 1910. lobe drawn
pIc OF :oc 1900, i0D9, 20 10 of 1900 800;
loo oi lGo; 200 of 80; hl OF 80 % -: i, Isl of TO-
- Numbers-iI drawn ballots.
NhUlcs -, halves -, quarters 2j
JAMES PiiAlEN & CO., Managers,
~ Orders by mail thankfully received and proDptly attended
TO- single Tickets, packages constantly an
gers office.
r. *-vcndcrs throughout, the State Of Virginia. will be ,,
Piled uh the usual terms.
JAMES PHAIEN s CO., .ilaaagsrs
-, Richmond, IN.
-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
Irormleu Groue for Sate.

xu7IsHING purchase farm Of larger o, sig seros
w NV FARM on Pamunky river containing co ,S,nnon
save n4 Ie. Of Rchmond 10 of hylette, on ihe
es miles aovo New Castle There great @ are on
a"d n und below ana mere a ,,nc
on me , ;ic lions Of depostcs h,c 70
Lana ,shi. wood land clear The aoa WI ~ o,sos
body :" md coycr-thc grain DO dcve co 20
;,hn miles uf The tfset e sn in high
,s of enforcement wor 10 POM o. o, vr"pn Tie
STATE o. son with any farm IN Lower @ Tho crn-
overlooking extent of fiat land az, nest oy
m Of the farm good quality good dures
house VIII! two good oversoers house, & with
an an, cnrroes honss barn houses, The
good cabins S s
gooa ,c handsomely enclosed OF me o w Inc ,;y.
yard and garden arc hop,c sufficiently remote from the Ii
there Is also e, health with well Of the worry best WAY" " "
yard ,,,,.,cusyftIE sale. II contains 80 -
OF ana | ferry 10 Richmond within ms o. ne
.o and and vs s Their
smith shop, n m his ioa distance Of IS or 80 mes
r no i;d;nrs are new consisting OF dwelling ~ osee
ING n.,.avc kitchen and daIies store-noue,
| M Address, Eofed, King sSiu'am' WA F GAINES.
Nor 10 l3s-sSi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
HOYT'S Lottery and Exchange Oftice.
R!faInORa. EirEiuiL E,L--.sr.. Isan .

VI. hofT licensed by The State auortics of yirrino
-. !" sell Lottery Tickets: and all KNOW tc. :" ms..
thUr Th.rS WI! draw prizes: he stands pre-
let MN send forthwith 10 Ilnyt for a ticket wan y
h "tS 81 ms year, the largest class PRIZES will pro
e 's' @ :" frbr'ary the Virginia Lcesburr Lottery will
Tickets SI0. s'o'' ~ p''@'s VI -,O'' e"' u
certificate {" package Of a5 Tickets will be sent m
., 20. 'f"""s' VI - 'iuai'ei "'
Hoil"S E9YoRI7E for ~ FtIranruu,
5,oro, &c. . ' S''O' -'''V'i
Tickets only $40. IS Nos, Il drawn
a certificate OF package Of III hole Tickets viii he scpt far
Sl.o; Ealvcs and quarters IN proportion.
Persons wishing Tickets in the above Lotteries or any others
advertised hy any one, should forthwith forward their orders N ID
W. ii"y Richmond, Va, who continues more prizes ami
larger o"ts than any other yendrr. Please address
d. N. HOYT,
- Richmond, Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30
HOYT'S Lottery and Exchange Office.
richmond, Yngnia.
$50, 000,-..s5O. 00Qw---s5o.s SOON

so9'049a9lssf-iis2Q. ofnA!Gjii--7s60, s0o!M
drawn, aud o!t hrng the only who ses III "
your orders directed. him. lIoyt licensed by the
authorities to sell tickets in all Lotteries and the following
your orders without DELAY
CAPITAL lGIzrs, S5OOoO-sa0,O0O.
Lottery authorized byMe S"te Of Maryland.
Class No g. tor Is1n.
10 be drawn at amnre, Md, saturday, nd Of February 1919
d. ;. GREGORY & Co., Managers.
III Drawn Nos. IN each package 10 Tickets
GR.Sn scHEMEl splendid Prize nf $4,000 do 10000
Prihc OF 6,0Ot do 1853 Prizes o aOO0 do 800 do
> dc" ,2oo 40 800 so do 200, 80 do $50, &c. &C. sc
Tickets only Sl0-tIalvcs SJ-Qunrtcrs So So
Certificates OF Packages of III Whole Tickets sl3n
Do. ot Half d, q,
10. % Quarter do. - 20
Orders for Tickets and Shares Packapcs
The above Splendid Scheme, will prom
by addressing
ID. u. HOYT,
Jan = tS.-ifl Richmond, "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

tJATTA!oNi rn,d,v gth January ntN that Valuable
;r a Oft OF Land Ts ssys IN S GG" %asonse
Wia on Ma,tapon acres Of land lying cong, bend Of
the ver require, but s Ls easily
SGI farm rnrn N on ye well as any land IN @ ss
o1 the There an sos Of dwelling
po sns as" built in good Office is sae peach and
all for sR s enclosed and spring o.
good apple er The Land will be showns9 any sbrsbam
| v wish 10 view it by Mr. H. l. Abrahan' u -
! Sen. ,,,ce will sold 10 the hgnest p'uue.
all the the stocks Horses, Cattle sep J I ian Fodder
and ~ Pork the crops OF Cotton, Rye oiaoc anu ~
all the + AT made known the day OF sale, ana
on ii the day of sale. MoRpEcA ABRAHAM, Jr,
| E,ssstor ef Psgy .atraacn sse'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

ySyOODLAWN FARM FOR SALE-Iiaviur concluded M
" change residence here FIR the
most OF family located this
u Is situated about mile of kngsport COUNTY
knoxville 10 Abingdon, Va. IL
OF llu q" winch about b cleared, and
ton: and Of tins portion al the land
creek 10" grounds large portion" Of the land
ara We! :hcr:d Is GbinGait'v wacTrG with
te having solnr twelve fifteen nrscns spr,ns, upon il
Inc waters 0i of these
stream Z" wafer si'rirnt 10 operate large Hour
il mas been
." considerable rcS"nGc aud IN good The n,i
menu! situated near Tie main stage road and about the
III Uir various improvements the
the n Is located, inirects the Recy right angles
yard. below f p 4r rr 81 thu 10 c
smoke house, carriage house, large
cribs, with large between
hcwcd ug cti large frame barn, ovt sccr HOUSE, ana
slsvcS.1hc road leading from the
Of hrulEh Russell and scott counties, virginia,
through Tennessee North Carolina the kuoNfi
and Abingdon road IN The midst t tc estate W point oi
brick tavern house Is IN
finished and farm store house. ms Is one
public locations IN East Tennessee and an rA
aud stand, ana situated not more
than miles from Mc.!rns Mineral Springs, IN con
which the proprietor, am informed, m
OF
capital do extensive farming
and mercantile business independently Of the and mill
Ilavc quantity M"rus MultCarS or China Mulberry,
large quantity u Iron may br OBJ
tanned on the pr-isrs quantity Of beautiful Marble, with
power the quarry 10 Manufacture H.
o advertisement MI The al
yanaee- the locations quality and improvements 81 this vaua
sale. Those who desire 10 purchase VIII
examine for themselves.
For terms particulars concernn. the estate aPpca
ton may ir made III, self On the premises ~
Woodlawn near Kngsport, East Tennessee.
Ian II Tim
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

b. SALE i2I ACRES OF LAND IL KING HiLl-iA.'
NOTWITHSTANDING small ana weak force, ana my Sau.
nt n,Inyss preventing fiona attending much 70 NY arm
n's have dcrlnn.dlu -a AT public anc'' a. 'u
on >asg III; ii day of February neAt, tbcii.s the salne
aCi place ii. sa the land and Negroes 9" Tue e'
HsGi, dgr !25acr ii Land Yin. on the SUE
Csek and extending the public r"l iriui'H
M -"hck 10 Dahnry'- FruN, ard some two hnh"," !
Co;,, meeting hulSc good and pcaccabc neie
D"t a any IN the County IT King William ms ilu :
good INV in ncuhburhuod il has some Il vt 10
aaDw .ud, p!"nty Of pine growing On Tor support, a
potion at eac3llrn, uaN wood land, plenty oil water, au
situation for dwcllng and there is believe III MAKE
time tract ii some 10 acres Of land directly adoihihe
together wou!a form snug tract, Will take pleasure !
f and Mar rrb,,ed on The dav ii sale. deem any fur
description unnecessary as believe all persons having
purchase viii enquire, view, and judge Tor tneseTe
t. us u The sale. John FoN6
se, Street King William Co., Jan IL, lsio. ., =.
= - s2-tds
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,Res"'S'Sas q lie Eddorta. to"rraiio" q ia.
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and me r f Al nSoS S ' as s i GG Virginia
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r hy an abuse of ,l, Credit S..r than the Editors n
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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Resolution Of tie EatOr0! COHreHhon.
lines less, insertion, cents Tor
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order, iron; distance must accompanied with the advance
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re- whose aGycTtisiU. 500 annnn
made per aud 10 go ci 10 cent
AZ utRGriss aud Marriages the country whenever
handwriting unknuwu this office must be anthem
r hy the cndprsaun Postmaster the ncicborEood
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

'Eo TIE FIBlC-, have read in the Richmond Wing uf the
2Eh VIZ notice, p'rlorng Ia hc revocation, by Nr. Pie
luef oi The powers conferred ly SIR John r. Dumas
Tee Tor The creditors Of James Swan, deceased the land,
winch were al The said JairS an
OF The General Assembly State Of Virginia Of the 18th
March. lh.S on this nor% | have only o say:
That my authority i, from l John Peter uIaI alone. Nu,y
under lrSc circumstances deny and shall
nhI shall be better informed rl SUBJECT power aud an
,hory 81 Nr ~ T. fIcGur Ia revoke far H
Dumas lia- rici Ia revoke i::G. And d" hereby
public and caution al PERSONS purchase the lands
vested 10y the Legislature ~ said umIs under
cs n M ficir nor To enter isiu relation
BUSINESS oil said agency, without ny authority.
IN. D'HoMERQrE.
PhiadtPiIa Jan. s, lao.
m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

SHERIFF'S SHE OF VALUABLE MINING PROPERTY
- TN TUESDAY. the 18th day of February NEXT pcmi.
srS miles below Louisa Courthouse and within Rail.
road shall sell I" the highest bidder
together with all the fixtures 9Whce Iarr"ws Buckets 10
spades and shovc and ot III Mining Tools,
articles too tedious here 10 mention.
I> Engine l. nearly new has been bat lille uSed and
posed 10 he well worth the attention Of gentlemen the
coal M >nc" pronounced, b, competent Judge To
III perfect order, ana 10 be an excellent Of Kind.
This sale positive. and made an execution in nv
hands IN favor OF Miles Macon and Ad Guyai against the
Virginia Exploring and Mining Company.
PHILIP Is. WINSTON, u. S.
For IA0S. Pc!%dslsr, SkCr,jef L5aisa Coup,H
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-30

I'll ,vho, number Of votes TAX srt bands ad al
~ ,. Vino, whereof, have hers sr D. ISIS
~, nr eal. the tenth day 81 u Mel YER, L. -
lanes ". WARN, u >.
STEPHEN BECLEAD, t.. :! -.
Iudees of Election and Inspectors
sr,,r or NEW JERSEY, =,
paen Clerk of the county Oh hi'u,u u, f,n an
l. SlehoN eart,f that foregoing II t r;s anrr
said, DO nea an file in ms Office, and that me Saa S Of
ongiia ing endorsement, TO WIT: soitn Or 10 lss
has th o,Scr Isa not pursuant TO law pnoRs rlcrs
, ,ess Whereof hercunto sci VI! u ,h fifteenth day
IN aI If said county, New Bruns"i pn,R ,EM CrS
T.. 81 Of April a. b. 1889 - H., ,be vote OF
i ll be seen by the above table, hat asnIt Of the
~ Ambov materially changes the issu I'd coun
oou Teturp as acted by the GoveInot ,h FEDERAL
c Il reduces the average mnjoy majority Of ls
| votes. oho;n Of evidence, IS tne az
gregae re,.t% hs votes of the township OF nr The
exception anrsgats return for have no me penc
e ss Sy.ss ss ss sG ;: ess
raj return township in the county return to the
of efs saie fraud to secure success
Federal ticket 81, n. exception ofthe township
The aggregate VOTE WIN 'A0 2iA votes
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