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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
Cloths s. Casstaneres.

F you want handsome cheap Cloths, Cassimeres,
II and Vestings, call and get bargains from
Oct. IL, 1889. A. ROBINSON & Co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27
l3lUI2Edn gI12Ia5Ssp
CONFECTIONERY q BAKERY.
Groceries am confectionery,

which be feels no besitntion in recommending to
the public rs fresh aud cheap. His slock consists Of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-02-27

Tie New York Commercial s~ays:-They remove
all morbid humors and purify the blood.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

REPRESENTATIONS OF THE MILITIA.-We publish
this evening the details Of the plan proposed by the
Secretary Of War for recognizing the militia OF the
United States II is accompanied by an explanatory
statement, which fully refutes the silly slang about
Executive recommendations ola standing army OF two
hundred thousand men; bodies of armed men to be
marched from State to State TO influence the elections
increase of patronage by the power to be given to the
President to appoint we'll as commission the offcers
and above ALL the immeasurablc expense arising from
the unlimited period for which this body OF militia is
to be kept in service. We actually shuddered when
this array dangers which threatened the loer'
ties ofhe Republic; although somewhat at loss to un'
derstand why the alarm sounded so long after the
publication of the Secrearys report for that at hrst
complimentary notices Of the plan proposed appeared
in the papers of both parties The explanation and de-
tails here given have dspelcd all fears The plan
itself has little in it that except in its practical
application: ;.
select BODY of the militia Mr. Jefferson urged the clas
scaton of the militia of the United States, and that
select body of three hundred thousand men should be
set apart as the active class to for certain term
of wears. The board of officers, regulars and militia,
that assembled in Washington by order OF Mr. Barbour
when Secretary of War, recommended that the militia
of the IT, States should be divided into classes and all
the communications from the most experienced otcers
elected BY the nerrogatores of that unctonary, con-
tanned the assertion that the militia Of the u States can
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

|EsE,gnlMall kRaayalI
lkA,lAgalh

nor the Of White Swellngs Scrouous and other Tu
mors Ulcers Sore Legs old and fresh Wounds sprans, and
Bru-es Swelngs and lnammaOns, seald Head, Womens
sore Breasts Rheumatic Palms. letters Enptions Chilblans,
Whows Bles Corns, and external diseases generally IL IL
likewise greatly medicine heretofore discovered
for the tasd limbs Of orscfor ring ehaPped
ps-and in short e1ternd bodily cell that the
lot Of man or beast.
rut matter and produces tendency heal while
" mild and pleasant in lis operations.
New YoRK, April 10, 1888
S-I have just effected very surprising Of scad
head through n" Of most potent Specific Ointment
The patient James Egan, ship carpenter, had his right thigh
and leg the hip downward dreaduly caldcd, by the
setting Of an caldron Of pitch, in the Dry Dock
The poor fellow torture when called
and almost afraid that he would have to submit to anpu
the mracuousy attractive of Ont
ment laid plentiful coat upon the parts affected and had the
great pleasure find that afforded almost Immediate relief
that the sufferer able to hold rational conversation with
after applications: his emphatic
sion drawing the FIRE Of him. and in eight
days the wound far healed permit him to walk
abroad, though three weeks before allowed him to
his occupation. shall be happy if publish this
case feel much inferred in the circulation of your unrvaed
specific. JOHN POWERS, NJ. D.
C.,iaLrsro~, Oct. Sd, 1888.
Dr. Harrison: Dear Sir: You will obge US by Immediately
forwarding your Specific Ointment You antici
further orders from the opening Of the Spring trade,
the demand for your specific is greatly increasing
Yours &c, HAvIL,ND, HixR.LL & ALLEN.
This valuable Ointment is for sale all the Dn. Pc
terburg Portsmouth, Norfolk and Richmond Price 80 cents
per box, with full directions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
Charles C. Harvey his right, and admir- of Nathan
Harvey, dec, and Theodore Read and Sally his wifi"


THESE Pills longer those of doubtful utility
They have passed away from the hundreds that are daily
launched upon the tide of experiment. and now stand before the
high reputation and a. extensively employ u IN ~!
parts Of the United Staics the Canaa Texas, cA'" anu nc
Indies medicine that has ever been prepared Tor the
relief of suffering They have been Introduced wherever
found possible them; and there are bat cw towns
remarkable evidences oil Their eonh III
The that have been presented Ia Tie proprietor
exceed twenty thousand upwards ui five hundred oil Wine. arc
regular practising slcias, who are the most competent
judges of their merits.
Often have performed by this medicine been the sub
editorial comment In various newspapers and Journals ana
may asserted that medicine OF the KIND has
greater value than are attached 10
this.
They in general family medicine, and there are
thousands declare they satisfied unless
they have supply always on hand 49,
They have rival in curing and preventing i'os Fevers,
Fever and Agc Dyspepsia, Liver complaints, Sick Headache,
Jandce, Asthma, DroTsy, rheumatism, Enlargement OF me
Spleen Piles ChOlc, Female DISTINCTIONS raTtbhr furre
Tongue, Nausc Dlte,on Of the stomach and Bowels lnc-
cnl Dar, Faturncc atua C0stvcncss Loss OF Appetite,
GlOtcrd SaOw Complexion and all o Iorlnr oi me
Bowels, where cHllaric apcrlcn l. needed Inc! are
exceedingly mild i'll their opcrat0n producing neither naiSt sri-
ping debility.
The efficacy pills well known, and their use 50
general, that is considered unnecessary!
particulars Dr. Peters pamphlet, which can be
had gratis Of any of the Agents
Price 50 cents per box -
For sale By Druggists Richmond Petersburg and Nor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
NtR THOMAS BLAKE-sir: As You resident of this

NtR THOMAS BLiKESir As not resident oil inns
WI VIII please take
that shall the Isl day of April next nj Matthews Court
90 lock in the morning, and sunset
of the same Iay and Bird day of the month"; tApi
at the William seward III the county oi Essex, be-
and on the bi day n the same moh",
hp NJ the of John Street Mnntague sseA colin
between the hours and the st day of The same month
turiI nj The Tavern Mr. in the town uf Irhanna MID
lsex county, between hours and on the 10th day oil The
month, (Apl, at the store house OF Robins Co.. Church
Wright Others be used evidence in suit now depend
and in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
bancery for the County of Queen in which suit and
others are plaintiffs and William Bird Deputy Sheriff for Hugh
,mneI Sheriff and Committee of the estate Of Lewis Brooke,
defendants aud in of failure and complete
the taking the deposons on the days above mentioned snail
from day day Sunday excepted until they taken;
" ~ WILLIAM BIRD, d. 5.
EorH Hugh Campbell Sheriff and Committee
LcriS Brooke
~.h,- lOi-WIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

IN quarterly court held for King
and county, the Courthouse on Monday the 9th OF
March, 1910:
John Albright, and Rosey B. T. Albright his wife, who was
their own right, Roderick Bland, and Peter Albright,
~ Plaintiffs
against .
The said Rosey B. T. Fanhol William Farinholt, Amos Al
bright, and Nancy wife, late Nancy Farnhot Jesse Farnhot,
md William Hughes Sarah his wife, late Sarah Fr:ahelt
49, Defendants
This day came the plaintiffs by John summerson their COUNSEL
and filed their bill and motion Of the Plaintiffs James Goader
assigned guardian infant defendant defend her in this
shit and The defendants jesse Fanho and William Hughes,
ami sarah his wife, not having entered their appearance and
security according of Assembly and the rules of this
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are mol
inhabitants of this country ordered that the said defendants Dc
appear here on second Monday July next and answer the
bill the plaintiffs; and that copy of tins order be IN
serted in some newspaper,bshed the city of Richmond for
two months successfully and posted the front door ohe court
house of this county
Copy-Tesle, ROBERT POLLARD, IT., 7. C.
March Is M-WsW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
By the Governor Of Pirginia.
pDnEI An ATIDN

WHEREAS, has been represented to that CYRUS ROSS
w charged having rOnously assaulted and severely
wounded Achah McCann the wife of James McCann OF Harris
county, has fled from justice and is now going al large
Therefore, judged proper offer reward of One Hun
bred Dollars any who will apprehend the
said fugitive and deliver him into the Jail of Harrison county:
And hereby require all officers civil and military, and request
the good people Commonwealth, their e1eons
apprehension OF said fugitive that he may be dealt with
the law directs.
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
lSE.L lesser seal of the Commonwealth, Richmond
ith day Of March, 1910, in the oath year foun
dalton.
DAVID CAMPBELL
CrRu. Ross about oyfvc years of age; FIVE feet
inches high and heavily made He has light hair and complexion
with blue eyes When last heard Of he the State OF Ala
bama, where he has relatives residing.
March lQQ-wIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
POETRY,
CORN FIELDS.l
"AucH YET REMAINS ussuSc."


BY MARY HowITT.
In the merry month Of spring,
When clover gins to burst;
When blue-b bells nod within the WOOD,
And sweet May whitens first
When merle and mavis sing their M,
Green il the young corn on the hili.
Rp, merry spring is past,
And summer groweth bold,
And !, lhe garden and the field
A thousand flowers unfold;
Before u green leaf yet is sere,
The young corn shoots INTO the ear.
But then as day and night succeed,
s..i summer " dreth on,
And in the fowery garden-bed
TIE red-rose groweth wan,
Apd holly hook and suntiowers tan
O'erop the messy garden-waii.
When on the breath of autumn breeze,
From pastures dry and brown,
Goes floating, like an idle thought,
The fair, white thistledown;
O, then what joy To walk nj WIN,
Upon the golden harvest hill!
What joy in dreamy ease to lie
Amid a field new-shorn,
And see all round on sun-lli slopes,
The piled.up shocks of corn,
And send the fancy wandering DER
All pltdsdilI
feel the day; see the field;
The guivering of the leaves;
And good old Jacob and his house
Binding the yellow sheaves;
And at this very hour seem
To be with Joseph In his dream.
see the fields of Bethlehem,
and reapers many one,
Bending under their sickles' stroke,
And Boaz looking on;
And Ruth, the Moabitsss fair,
Amid the cleaners STOPPING there
Again, see little child,
His mothers sole delight,
Gods living gift of love unto
The kind, good Shunamite;
To mortal pancs see him yield,
And the lad bear him from the field.
The sun-bathed quiet of the hills;
The fields Of Gallee,
That eighteen hundred years agone
Were full of corn, see;
And sac dear Saviour take his way,
Mid ripe ears OH the Sabbath day.
o, golden fields of bending corn,
How beautiful they SEEM
The reaper folk, the piled mp sheaVes,
To me are like dream;
The sunshine and the very air
Seem of old time, and take me mere.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henrico County COHrl JaNua'

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Henrco County Cour'' 'ahua
i ~ = $40: Plaintiff
Edwin Waddil,
against p,,o, ,,d poht a Nayo Defendants.
Ths day the plaintiff by his counsel ana e ~; NE p
rho defendant VIM NJ Fulton, not having entered ms apree
vi veu .ecnrty according ote act OF Assembly ana me fhs
~ his Cont and appearing by the affidavit OF Geo Gooae
III. d,v mad. in Court that he Is not an lhiapah o s cou
s ered tbn, the said defendant do appear here on the
S day Of the next April term and answer the bill OF me pa
"a and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted III some
published in the city of Richmond for two months sue
and posed a, the door of the Courthouse of this
County, 90, Tes,e LoFTIS a. Elicit,
~ SSPs C.. IT. c.
S7-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
Shirt nf thc hfnricn1, .In1lrn1IS


The treaty Of indemnity for claims of citizens of the
U. S. against Mexico, had been ratified.
Gen. Santa Ana, it is said had obtained has pass
ports, with the view of travelling, whether in the IT,
or in Europe was not known
The pension granted by former Congress to the
widow and family of the late Emperor lturbide, had
been discussed by the Congress, and confirmed
The Mexican Congress had authorized the Govern
rnent to borrow SI,O00,U00, at not less than eighty
cents for dollar This loan is to be of the ways
and means for carrying the expedition against Tex
as The principal resource Of the Government for th;s
projected invasion is the capitaton tax of which we
have heretofore spoken. The Gazette Of Tamaulipas
alludes to this invasion of Texas in terms of conn
dence:
"The campaign of Texas will achieve much glory
for Mexico and restore her name and her honor The
slavery of the black man, which is tolerated in Texas
and which the cause of the revolution will arm
the Mexcans to drive those usurpers beyond the Sa
bine Mexico gives freedom to men of all colors, and
she has her destiny to fulfil in this respect. -Globc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
Feb

IUANCERY-ErRGiNiA Rules held IN the clerks once
f Caroline County Court the 18th day OF March, lsio
Hugh Campbell, James Roy, "inocr anu mHeae' ms
Samuel IIarwood Robert Pollard and Sarah his wife, Pcia
arwood Thomas HARDWOOD, Archibald HARDWOOD, Martha mar
moJ susan HARDWOOD Lucy HARDWOOD and Emily llarwood chi
dr.n ,f Archibald Tlarwood who inernarried WIN margaret
,nd daughter of Roane, decd and daughter oil Mrs
arnet decd Henry Garne Claiborne w Gooch and
Marin prIrcca his wife, William A. Wright and Charlotte M!
% Charles H. and Mary Ann his wife, Lawrence Koaic
Isabella F. Waring sister Of Lawrence Roane, taisy PklnS
R,rbe Thomas Roane Elizabeth Ncstnore ana Anna VEST
mnys infants by their friend Richard Rowzee fantis
Thomas TIarwood John Gnrnett Judge Thomas Rmn James
nkius Rutn james McNca George McNeal infant children
Of George and Aanera his wife, sanerva Cainc James
Game sterling Game Mary Cak Cane the last eight infants,
lack son and Lucy his wife, George Cpslaw Samuel Up
h,,, and ;rhnmas lIpsilaw Defendants
he defendants Thomas Tarwood John Garnttt Judge Tho
mas Ruin james IIpkns Run James H. hcAeal eorge Nc
Nal infant children of George McSeal and Manerva his wife,
Nunsrya Came james r. Game, Thomas K Came, William
nn. Martha Came Game, Sterling Game aud Mary Clck
came the infants, Philip +. Bramiam and Lucy Ann his
WIFE, Thomas r. Barnes Jackson ana i.lcy IL MS wie,
George psaw Samuel Upsaw and Thomas psiaw not hav
n entered their appearance and security according 10 the
act OF Assembly the rules Of this court and appearing by
inhabitants oi this country
il il ordered that said defendants do appear here on the rs.
ay of May neX the bill OF the painis ana
that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months successfully
and front door Of the courthouse Of this county
A Copy-Teste JOHN PENDLEToN, C. C.
Norcb7 l00-wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
ID. NJ. IIOYT'S

vIoYT is still the lucky handler Of the big Przes Moe c
III ct Nos 81 So prize of S4o passed .nougn n nus 1nrr
ser Scheme below for April Make small remittance TO os
and success attends you. Tic ke. only Se' III nT
n B.-Tickets in all Lotteries can be ha' "t hoi :.
MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR APRIL le.-CaWta' S'o'ooo
'''s'' Alexandria Lottery,
Glass 4, for leiO 80
JH pospy Saturday. ne loM .7Pr loo az '7eA3
drid ID. C..
d. s GREGORY & Co., Managers "a.
Containing The following splendid Prizesl prize of Si5
% 600 OOOO 9OOO sO0O 1000, GO0O 50O0 4O as6 oil
5000 10 of aoO 20 Of 1850 1900 so OF l0OO $50; 2O OF 500
' : IL drawn Nos. ont Of &c.
Tickets only $40; halves 10; quarters ); egtths 81.
Certificates of packages of 26 " hole tickets, $3.50
Dn do 81 half do $780,
Do do ~ quarter 90 o. %
Do do ~ eigMhs 90 j. ~. a.:
Please send yor orders without drayfr the Tickets IN TINS
splendd Scheme will rapidly and every man should have
chance for s75 900. careful and address d. 81 HofT
a,a..h 10 TIn5-oawtsI Richmond, Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
,npe,, spprNc DRY GOODS.

,ynud call the attention of the citizens Oh
mond Manchester the country, to his STOCK OF ~ N
GooDs-which purchased N rhaafPa ni =, nrh
prices rs cahho. ian s''"'e THOMAS d. QUARLES,
from those III want. N Street ShockG HTh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
d. s. GREGORY & CO., Managers.

MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR APRIL la-Capital $4,000
wi Also, $1,000, 5000, 1900
Alexandria Lottery,
Class i, Tor 1870 80
Will positively be- drawn Saturday. the 18th APRIL lei" "
Alexandra; y. g..
D. s. GREGoKr Il Co.. Managers 1000,
Containing the following splendid Przes: prize Of S'n
% 600 400 10000 5000 $780, 1000 GO0 5000, iOoo 300 ooi
$500: 10 of 2O0O 20 1850 $780, 80 OF 1000, 1906 i o ~"
Is drawn Nos. ont OF -.
Tickets only son; halves TO- quarters 81 piehths 3D.
Certificates Of packages of 2G whole tickets $500
do do III half do l:Sl.
DO do 2Gq quarter do To-
M do ri ciph,hs do ~ 30.
Orders tickets shares, Of packages IN the
above Lottery promptly attended aud the drawing sent
Immediately after il is Address
d. :. GREGORY s. CO., Managers
Richmond, IA.
Mach 10 lno-2iwtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
-pryITEyTIARY MANUFACTURE.

e u,vv Russell and Waxed Upper Leather
UUU Brosucs and Shoes suitable Tor laooIefs ana
Of the best materials For SAFE reeh'
Store, 18th street. I07-om
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
GROCERIES AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICES.

WE selling goods cheaper l!an we have ever been W
w offer them before, having lard III the same AZ ven "" a
10 hhds r. Orleans sugar from ato cent, per pound
the barrel, cash
10 do. Porto Rico, al very low prices
do. prime ST. CroN sugar
100 bags Coffee from 10 - cents MP
loo bills r. Orleans Moa.scs first family article, Al
cents per gaon-by the barrc cash
10 hhds. prime West India do.
co bbs No. Gross -rrings, AT 81 50-perf"cy sound
40 packages Loaf Sugar, some n low as II IL cents
30 bills beautiful Clarified Sugar, perfectly white, lN
for preserving, &c.
90 packages splendid Teas
30 boxes very fresh bunch Ralsins
Cheese of various grades
hl!spce, Black Pepper, Ginger, Mace and Gloves
10, 900 lbs. Cotton YaIn al reduced Prices
Nails of every description
Iron of all sizes
Salt. of largest and best sackinC
Raw Cotton and Wool, Cotton and Wool Cards
Lamp Oil, Sperm and falOw Candies
Powder and Shot, Turpentine Soap
and racy of other goons, suitable for farmer: a
others.
We are determined TO sell any and every thing in line
IN. lowest prices for cGh-baievins that all trad" must
mately come to that. WYATT & W mn
March 10 I'LL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

TN rules holden in the Clerks Of
nee of the County Of Charlotte the seventh day of
March, 1910:
Sarah Harvey the widow Of Nathan Harvey dec, Thomas
w Harvey Clement Hancock and Martha A. NJ his wife, WASH
ington Hunter and Catharne his wife, John Thonlil, and
Mary F. his wife, and Nathaniel d. Price, and Mncca has wife,
Plaintiffs
against
Charles {. Harvey his right, and admir- of Nathan
Harvey, dec and Theodore Read and Sally his wife,,
Defendants
The defendants Theodore Read Sally his wife, not having
entered their appearance according of Assembly aud the
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence tat
they inhabitants of this Commonwealth, on motion 81 re
pantby COUNSEL ordered that the said defendants Theodore
Read and Sally his wife, do appear before the Justices OF The said
Court Courthouse of the said County; The first Monday
in June their appearance and answer the alniis
bill and copy of this order be inserted IN some newspaper
published city Richmond for months sue cessivry,
and posted door Of the Courthouse Of the said Con
4 Copy-Trste, WlSSLOW ROBINSON, Clerk
March l03-wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
HATS! HATS. HATS

= W. MORRIS, 7n0rucy Lar, viii in future attend All M
y. Courts of Louisa, Orange and Goochand.
Rrsidrnce-I.ousa courthouse, Va.
March 81 lGS-ln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

yxTADsWORTH, WILLIAMS & CO., Market Square b,vt.
w late arrivals received very extensive and complef.
Spring and sumiacr DRY GooDs-wheh they Offer b.
the niece or PACKAGE al the lowest market rates. 10y
They will rcplenshing their stock Throughout, n,
\
| March ~ lUl-lp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

HEO WIN. BROWN, 7soury at Lu Gairctoa, IthasI WI
practise in the the lSt Judicial District, and the
Supreme Court. of the Republic AUSTIN lie will attend to The
any part OF the Republic and transact an pl
,incss profession. Letters addressed To MN al
Galveston post paid New Orleans will be- promptly attended to-
Refer -Mcssrs Goodc and Seldom Aornie at Law anu
Messrs. Baldwin, Kent 4 Co, Richmond, Va
W,rch 0-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

MIR. ROBERT KYLE OF North Carolina-Sr You " N t,.
IfI notice, that SHALL the d day Of April l4 btwre,
the hours nine o'clock forenoon and u'clocS in M
ternoon the Office of +. II. alaxey, Esq.,, IN =
Mississippi take the deposition Of Robert r. Robinson To be r
as evidence the pending in the Hastings Court AZ ~
Civ of Richmond wherein plaintiff ard ou r,rndr,
and should thing prevent the taking Of the m &
sition on that day. then the taking thereof will from E
10 day ard the hours of the day, same
until the said deposition shall be finally taken.
JAMES STEER
SurrtcRg partaer q Luxe { S:,,
March lOO-.aw2w&wr3i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31

Strutton's Office.
ICKES in all the Lotteries and The really lucky Numbers Tor
I sal. n, sTn ATOMS LUCKY OFFICE.
Drawn Nos Virginia Petersburg M. B. drawn March 2i
~ G5 81 so 10 IL :, * ~ 10 -
i Sa,J AM and :, .l,rd nv STRATTON
tended IN If adJrr ss.d 10 y. STRATTON,
Richmond, Ia.
MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR APRIL ls.-Capital s'3,coo'
Also q, 900, Is 900 10000.
Alexandria Lottery,
Class A, for 1910,
H poSitirely be ddn Saturday, Me la dpr, loi al t
amdrid, ID. c.,
ID. = GREGoRY < Co., Managers.
Containing tic ..3.ig splendid Prizes 81 rizr Of $4,000
900 OO 900, 9OGo 5000, 1000, GOOO 5000 1000 256
of 900; 200; OF 1850, 1000 % Of lO, 30; ID o oV'
l3 drawn Nos. out of -
Tickets only s2J halves TO- quarters >; echtis : '
Certificates of packages of q whole tickets, $2N
Do do III hall do l'M
Do do ri quarter 40 DID,
% do ~ rlsliiS 40 w :''. !,
Orders for tickets and shares certificates Of packages III the
above Lottery, will be promptly attended To- ,- ;.
March
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-31
I'D
<saaA

THE subscriber respectfully informs city and country Hat dealers
that he IL manufacturing for the ensuing spring tad,
larger OF HATS than he has heretofore offered tn,
public They will consist Of the various qualities, colours ana
shapes From arrangements he has mad.
with correspondents in New York. liz will be enabled pre.es,
his the newest styles, directly their being ~
in that city.
He would remind his wholesale and customers III.
Hats are his manufacture made in Richmond BY workns
of tried skill and experience, and OF the very best materials
ported to this country.
His prices wholesale and retail will be found tobe IA low
any mandatory al the Noiis The expense OF Eanrtaciurt.
M areacr here with the exception of the freight
The raw material from York Richmond which but
fraction.
importers which will he sold always al very small atyan
s,or. onnoste the old Market JOHN DOGlRY
Jan Is '"-Jm