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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-10-07

We are authorized to announce CAPT. JOHN
V. WREN, (of the Liberty Guards as a
candidate for Colonel of the 9th Regiment, NJ.
NJ.
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NOTICE
NOTICE.

NUTTCE.
n ETTERS Testamentary having been
4 granted to the undersigned on III. III.
Estate Of Gabriel Castor, deceased, at tho
Sent. Term, 1841, Of the Honorable fr'
bale Court of Amite County-All persons
indebted to said Estate, are required tF
make immediate payment; and those hav
inc claims against the same, are reques'
cd to present them duly authenticate
within the time prescribed by law,
thew will be forever barred. -,
JARROT CASTOR,
SETH p. CASTOR
Erecut
Cant 3lst. l84l. 40w5
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WE are authorised to announce P. NJ. WHIT
AkER as candidate for the office of Consta-
BILE in Beat No !, at the ensuing November cleo
ton
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We are authorised to announce ARTHUR
SMITH as candidate for Judge of the 18th
Judicial District at the ensuing election.
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fOT DtStTtCL LlttOI HCy,
COMPOSING the counties of Amite, Pike, Frank
lin, Lawrence, Marion, Covngton, and Han
F. c. TALBERT, of Liberty.
For Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
E. W. DA'I R. NJ. NELSON \. ''
For Sheriff.
n NJ wh MqHTSGR + T. / l. T TAREBR
For Probate Judge.
JOHN WALKER.
For Probate Clerk,
S. r. DAVIS.
For County Treasurer.
zP. BUTLER, IA. vANNORMAN.
NATHAN CHALFANT.
For Assessor.
WIN. C. HARRELL, II II. ANDREWS,
?. S. GARDNER,
JAMES MADISON LOWRY.
For Coroner.
JONAS s. PARKER, | RICHARD Messy,
CHRIST; CARSNER, YOUNG F. GRIFFIN.
For Tar Collector.
JESSE billiard, r. c. WESTBROOK,
CLINTON McGEHEE,
For Surveyor.
JOHN X. CAULFEILD.
For Justice Of The Peace,
DAVID JEWETT, A. NJ. LEA,
For District No. /.
10. G. HARRELL, IP. NJ. WHITAKER,
TOM. NJ. KINCADE,
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For Congress.
ADAM L. BlNGAMAN, of Adams,
WEAR. HARLEY, Of Marshall.
For Governor.
DAVID o. SHATTUCK, Of Carroll.
For Secretary of State.
LEWIS G. GALLOWAY, of Holmes.
For Treasurer.
J. S. CURTIS, of Perry.
For Auditor of Pub. Accounts.
HUGH S, STEWART, of Kinds.
For Attorney General.
ROBERT HUGHES, Of Kinds.
For the Legislature,
T. JONES STEWART,
JAMES NJ. SMILEY.
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WE are authorised to announce II. T. HAMP.
TON, as a Candidate for Assessor of Amite
county, at the ensuing November election,
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We are authorized to announce JAMES NJ
GALLANT as candidate for Colonel of the
9th Regiment, NJ. NJ.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1841-10-07

WE are authorised to announce WIN. A.
STONE as candidate for Judge of the 18th
Judicial District, at the ensuing election.
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Regimental Orders.

TNHE sixth regiment, m. m. is hereby
ordered to rendezvous at Liberty
on Wednesday the Goth Of Oct. next, OF
10 o'clock A. NJ armed and equipped as
the law directs for review and inspection,
Commissioned and nom commissioned Of
ficers and musicians will attend on the
two days previous at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
for drill and instruction. CommandantS
of companies are horehy required to have
these orders carried into effect, and TO see
that their companies are prepared for Inc
spection.
BY order OF Major General William L.
Brandon who will review in person.
JAS. NJ GALLENT,
Lieut.. Col. Com. of the 6,h Reg, N. N .
Tolers, Amite Co. Sept. 80 1841. 4Od .
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
A NEW SUPPLY of Dry Coos
"A consisting Of Fine Calicoes, Mo5i
nos, Capes, Ladies' Cloaks, Bonnets o. "
sorts, Ladies' Shoes Of every descriptl'l'
&c.
ALSO,
Gentlemen's fine Cloth Coats, Pants, VG'A
Boots, Brogans, Hats, &c. :,
Children's Shoes, and Domestics Of s'N'
description.
LEVI DREYFUSo'
January Goth, l84l. !
UST RECEIVED large lot Of o ~
- gro Shoes, whichwe offer at 81 ~
per pair by the dozen for cash.
T. w. HITCHCOCK, d. 70,
Sept l6 ls4I "'''
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CAN DIDA Il ES.
NOVEMBER ELECTION, l84l.


For District Attorney,
Composing the counties of Amite, Pike, Frank
lin, Lawrence, Marion, Covington, and Han,
cock
F. c. TALBERT, Of Liberty.
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For Justice of The Peace,
DAVID JEWETT, | A. NJ. LEA,

For ConStable-DiStrict No. /.
10. G. HARRELL, p. NJ. WHITAKER,
TOM NJ. KINCADE,
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ITBIR@Ya

TnUKSDAY,::: OCTOBER Z, 1871.
DEMOCRATIC WING TICKET.
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For Clerk of the Circuit Court,
L. NJ. DAVIS, +. 5. RUSSELL,
r. NJ. NELSON.
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For Assessor.
WIN. C. HARRELL, H II. ANDREWS,
T. S. GARDNER,
JAMES MADISON LOWRY.
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.

FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
TIME having since the first much
Of Goods find for the accommo
their add variety of and desirable
Spring assortment which receiving and
will fully arranged by The first OF APRIL 10 which we invite
merchants aud families IN and coun
ty.-Ihe following is part:
Super Chcne ground and figured Lawns and Muslns
10 satin aud figured Mousen de LANES and Chai!ys
Rich :, rian silk Muslin Dresses and Robes
Ciouded satin stripe and hurricane checked do
Super French. English aud American CallcueJ
Medium and Low priced Lawns and Cacocs
Super plain figured and blue black tro dc Rhine
Gro de Swiss, Gro de Affillr and Chene silks
Rich Chene SILK Slawis, hlkfs. and half hdkfs.
Plain hemsiched and emb'd Linen Cambria do.
Plain black and fancy cooed SATIN aud silk Neck do
Black and Filct, Blond and wire ground Nell
Cambria and Muslin Edgngs and lnsrrtinGS
Fial S., Cloves and M Kid Thread and Isle Thread do
Ladies tlack SILK Cotton and MoraSan Hose
Gvnemens and brown Cotton and MISSES and Boys Hose
"A and - Irish Linens from 81 per yard cheap
Table paua.k Table Cloths Towels Dowas and iiuckabuck
Brown Table Cloths, Bird Eye and Russia Diaper
5.4 81, 1914 and l24 Brown and leached Linen Sheetings
Paiu and figured Mus;ns aconct Book and Null do
t., CaIiI.ics, Garment and Furniture Dimiiy
"a and "A plain French Linen and Holland
Fine and super Bonbazinc and figured Uliennes
Worsed Grapes, Grape Camblets and Wrap de Ate
Bonnet Cap Hat, Plain Satin and Taireta Ribbons
Sill. and Umbrellas and Parasols
plain and bowed Satin and Bombazine Stocks
black and assorted colorcd Cloths and Casslncres
Pam ribbed Gambroons and Linen Dnlngs
Medium Mixtures, Uenims, Cottonades and Crankies
Colored and plain brached and brown Cotton Drlllngs
London Wrltings, Marsellles and Georgia Nankeem
Plain aud figured Satin and Velvet Vestinss
81 and 6 brown and bleached Domestic Sheetngs and
Bed Tickng Plaid Domestic and Apron aud Furniture Checks
Poncee Spiiaiiield Baudanna and Flag Handkerchcfs
other articles enumerated all OF which
sold AT prices much below the usual rates AS we have
lille than three months beio,e close by selling the
sold without regard and the Goods Ioortonaby
cheap They all been purchased cash. and will be Of
ered very ow for The same or aeeep,aness IN town
FAde Buildings, Sd"ekoe ifA
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ID. M. Hoyt,& Co.'s Office.
MORE GOOD FORTUNE!


DRAWING OF Virginia Monongalia Lottery, No.
~ 62 81 40 81 IS Is 20 81 81 - II 50 ~ 81.
Half Ticket Nos is % 3 Prize Of co., in the above
sold countryman and the cash paid at sight by H. Co.
The following the schemes for March, Send your
to the Lucky Office, selling prizes land larger
VIRGINIA LEEsBIRG LOTTERY, Glass D. for lsil-to be
drawn Alexandria, Va March a ls4 Magnificent Scheme
G00 600 5000 30OO 3 $780, 80 prizes of 200
GO of $780, GO of $780, 100 Of 20O Tickets SlO certificate Of
package of 25 whole tickets will be sent for Shaves and
quarters in proportion.
For Tickets Shares Certificates of Packages any the
above splendid Lotteries he particular 10 address
D. NJ H0YT & Co., Richmond, "a.
Drawing Immediately they all who order
above.
otherwise enclosing cash Tickets thankfully receiv
ed and executed by mail with the prompt attention
as personal applications and the result when requeed
mediately after the drawing-if addressed 10
D. 81. HoYT & co.
10 All communications strictly confidential.
March4 9o-u
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Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

n. guirr published three times rack during ne SESSION
s'S aF ss s.: apIS ss rs'' Of the year.
Dollars pr and Three Dollars ior SIX months
& N to Be paid il. ths ONCE or RENTED BY ma' post
% nes 10 office may be remitied per mall IN GOOD aa
,Sa'r san" Dad 30 the riters-The postage of single letter
- II any account TO the writer II Is he ~,
n an business, which operates Us SERIOUS ~
m viii pay nine papers, annually, shall have the
sr'h shall hereafter be considered as incurred
advance and for years puhlca,i"n, une s pe.a ,
~ soer time, and paid for in advance tor tha' shorter
g. ,hru - ordered. - u, ora nm:
% g. shall be sent to the order OF any new anu u
nh.rrlher unless paid for In advance or SATISFACTORY re-
n~ made 10 known and accessible person IN regard 70
r. or ,s , pu new subscriber who is unar
5 w,,n the candtons single number ay oe SENT COZ"
nas 9" m subscribers whose ability TO pay may be
,.aowm pnh'i>er anu ny ns when the advanced
a = me shall he erased from The list Of snbscribcrs
fyeh' W." Res,!,;oas Of the Editorial conuenf,o" % "a
,; NJ. some ii the results of the collective wis
Taess t,er experience the Editorial Corps OF Virginia.
CIV ~ assembled al Richmond On nns , interests
Y, recommend aud own interests require an innsa-
lie sihs.nes y ,r az cash Psymeats No has
~. . IL an of the Credit System tnan e fu.os "
les. mex The great difficulty consists in the transition from
~. other Notwiti landing the Resolutions OF the
Convention have been induced To continue. sesefa
ca our course The of every subscriber, who
nrrarient will positively he stricken on from eui XVI
!. N. cor,inenc emen, of our next volume
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
p,-,5 That il he recommended TO the Editors OF Newspa
hou the Commonwealth, to publish al The head OF the
rates Advertising and that they strictly adhere
l. and that these prices be always such' as 10 give 'a
err,nsat;on for the labor performed
Resolution Of the Editorial Convention.
lines, less hrst insertion, % cents io
.sh Continuance, 80 cents.
en- from distance must accompanied with the advance
a. or satisfactory references, TO insure execution.
In those whose advertising amount 10 SlOO per ahnuH
r xii be made of 20 per cent and TO $780, Of 10 per cent
III Obituaries and Marriages from the country whenever
~ pary's handwriting is unknown NJ this once must De au.fe
r endorsation OF the postmaster III the
,ey will be published Every measure, ina. mas
Ten taken prevent positons and quizzes mas proved
Recommendation being of the Postmaster
rr-a osthe Deck Of the ietter.J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber
living in Mddlesex county, The 9th OF tho present month
,s,,o man named Charles Charles is very likely bright
,,o fellow very light blue about twenty years
DID, ye inches high, and well poportioned ne
cloth close coat blue caSsnet pan
o,ns and white Tie left without provocation what
ever and doubt endeavorng TO get TO Tree STATE e
,ry smart sensible fellow and welt calculated TO unmo
lied VIII give the above reward for the apprehension and
y.ry of him me- secured in all So that eau et nm
nm Anv information concerning hun will be thankfully re-
'''''4' .'' ' " wM. X. PACE.
60. a, ,s,n Aft
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March o5

NTOTCE-Pursuan 10 a decree County Court Of Pow
hatau will be sold publicly, al Powhatan Court House on
Monday the h day Of April next that being Court day. by the
the part Of the Tract Of Land belonging 10 the
gaes of Richard w Bass deceased containing Two hundred
and twenty of good quality than half IN woods
and well tmbered IL about miles from MchaiS
Ferry, and adjoining The lands Of John Gillian and Robert h.
Pemheon. There large and excellent framed Barn the
Land Any person wishing the Land before The day Of
sale II viii them BY the eeaces, who is living
with In. mother part ofthe said Tract Of Land Possession
will be given in the Fall seed crop Of wheat and the terms
will be made known the day Of sale.
JACOB MiCIAUN, SR.,
MILLER w. MClAuN, Commissioners.
REUBEN RAGLAND,
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$4,000 STOCK OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, MUSIC AND FANCY GOODS,
Selling of at rery lo,o prices, by
J. w. RANDOLPH a. CO.,
MAIS STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
TO THE PUBLIC.

,, TO TIE PUBLIC.
VIM sold 10 j. w. Randolph Co.. booksellers and sta
Wy "oodsalso, my Book Bindery-I take pleasure in re-
ndns the above firm customers, helm. well assured
. every cI-r,ion will he made by them patronage.
~. leave sincere Acknowledgements TO nv GUS
~ !or their kind and liberal encouragement.
RICHARD ID. SANXAY, .7gen,.
e purchase Of Mr. Sankey's Stock added to previous
makes our the complete probably
al any one establishment in Virginia, and as we
nus 10 reduce The amount determined To sell a the
'eauced prices large portion will be sold NJ and
y below cost, FOR CASH or good CITY ACCEPTANCES.
ny Merchants VIII be- offered such inducements cannot
& Please. WE ARE DETERMINED TO MAKE SALES.
ia' use every eNeron 10 give satisfaction To such of Mr.
~ " ana our old friends may favor with their custom
'"rS oil Books comprises the approved works upon
e'the theology, the Arts and Sciences, and complete
que "f School Books and Miscellaneous Literature.
~ ARE English Editions Of Standard Works.
Stationery Department. we have very extensive assert
Paper, Blank Books, Quilts Steel Pens and all other ar
Use IN that line, OF every description and quality, and al
70 that science, vii! be constantly kept for sale.
~, uless variety OF Fancy Goods.
Instruments, Spy Glasses, Marine and Surveying
Microscopes Spectacies Pen and Pocket Knives
4 49,, WORK Boxes and Dressing Cases, Writing Desks
a"a faintinc Materials in coiors OF every kind
f. ehens Of Paintings and Engravings, by the best
Ju receiving cur spring supply, and will continue
/. ~ complete assortment Of Goods in line.
oh bindey, We have every facility for turning the
Clerks Of Courts, Merchants and others, may depend
,her orders attended TO with punctuay and the
@'Hef All our work will be warranted.
J. W. RANDOLPH l. CO.,
~ u. Sanravs Old Stand; and, also, for the present,
st,r The opposite side Of the street, heretofore
l03-G
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s9-2aw7w

NR CHARLES will make his next stables Of Mr.
Richmond Shepherd the county OF Prince Edward, mile
- jamestown, onethird OF his time, other
~, Of Mr. II. H. Claiborne in the county If Cumberland,
A Anw Raine's Tavern, the Stage Road
rei the stable of Mr.. H. w. Lee, miles
eown Of Curdsvle Buckingham County, aud will be- lei
price of Sl2 the season, and $40 If paid
snSs The single leap, and so to nsurethe insurance
the fact is ascertaned the transferred
- cent, cash 10 the in instance. All put
a'. Will be- charged with the season. unless otherwise
'i ," the time. The 10 commence the 18th March,
~ expire the 18th July.
~ Charles rich chesnut sorre u hands inches high Of
e aud commanding form, years old Spring, BY
in h. by Old sir Chares-Sir Charless Dam by Old
yaiot and he by Old Imported Domed, &c. For further
~. lia's see hand bills.
EDWARD A. BLANTON.
ib3 "a If
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The Subscriber respectfully informs his CITY and
e., country customers and the public that he now
H prepared IL furnish those in the trade with as good
Ed IN assortment be had IN Virginia.
eS& liz Mandatory having been IN full operation al
,nr Winter. his Stock for the Spring u unusually
m and T.. o.dr.s hitnrto sell ~ low Northern House
n a,u remind those disposed 10 prefer Home Manu-
. tta n mr. "a III article Of Hats IS concerned they can
, M pr-ferenr. their advantage as they VIII ind those
~ n II the oad Ha; Mandatory fine, a. fashionable
"a a, citi? As AL the Union
A. M s-e,s large assortment, of all kinds Of Summer Hats
na ,p!,rn &C. which will be sold at very small advance
NJ >ios ot ila,,es Materials always Sood-evey article in
4 i4r and trimmings line always kept on hand
Richmond Hat Mandatory,
Opposite the Old Nerks House, Ncn Street.
JOHN DOOLEY
S6-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

THE subscribers have themselves together under tue
i style and firm of
Londons, WilIinSham & Drcwry,
For the purpose OF ansacting wholesale Dry Goods pu
the city of Richmond, taken the house TWO
doors below Messrs. Gay Bentey's. ALI
will be intention all times present large ana wen
selected assortment Of seasonabe Goods and t. sell tem a.
small profits. We make transactions Goods what All
tradngs should be- an interchange of for mutual
We shall conduct business Gonest, Just anu
liberal principles and hope merit portion o! public patronage
Specially do solicit call from acquaintances
D. II kCNDON,
A. H.1EWRY;
Richmond, March LIST, ls4l. loa-u
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l6 drawn numbers ont OF -.
Whole Tickets S2O-Ilaves l0-Quarcrs 5-Eghtlis . 80.
Certificates Of packages Of 2G Whole Tickets, $3.50
Do do. 26 Half do 40 on
Do do. 26 Quarter do. Is 90
Do. do &c Eighth do - So
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Packages
in the brilliant scheme, will be promptly attended
rs drawing is account Of will be forward
ed to all who order from Address
THO Il. BIGGER, Richmond Ia.
March l6 l03-3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

CHARLES b. SHAW proposes TO open the Isl Of March
~ next, this city, Classical and Mathematical school, in
which youth may prepared for the University of Virginia,
Mr. relies upon competent Classical education,
Yves, Point and unou the success hopes for in The task Of in
srucon secure him. ultimately larger patronage than he
reasonably expect present.
The experience OF many years Engineering VIII enable him.
period, satisfactory manner II Is hoped,
than young Of good capacity Tor nlen pac.
teal usefulness in that profession, whether IN the hed or e
office.
Parents dismissed ia epst him with the education of their
young DESTROYS Of becoming Assistant Engineers: arc IN
vted to make application James E. Heaih ESQ., or o. M 'ohh
C. Snton by either Of whom thew furnished with pros
pectus Of the each branch of education.
Competent aid will be obtained in every department. wherein,
from the pupils or the variety of Mr. sensagenenls
Richmond Fah III, TO-, s9-3tawf
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SPRING INTERNATIONALLY. :, leil.
/uya 1eF WARE, &c.-I have received, per ship Ma
l,on Tho hk nv Spring Goods, embracing not only the
,,, y,ry but decidedly the preest patterns have
o-red for sale.
additional supplies Of English Goods will be received together
every description pressed and PLAN Glass from the
Manufactures his countal which are offered oy the pack
s,s - re packed 10 order upon the best terms , -
Three doors Gtgre the Bell 1anern.
r. - gi-2lw6w
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THE subscriber having returned 10 this city, WIN view i d
stand the Basin dispose Of his FARM IN ms
ia county, the Apponaltox river, well known % W.,
ABIDING the Wirwam The residence of the late Governor WIN d.
Giles, and also The plantation Archer ESD me Farm
comprises G55 Of productive andThe improvements are
good dwelling house, recently erected, with the necessary @
buildings, all in good orders also, mill with two run OF
with water wheel 81 feet diameter. The STOCK ane
utensils would be sold Farm the option 81 .ne
chaser For terms, apply 10 J. HlTChCOChn
March l6 lu5-et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

Ill I sale at Public Auction Charlotte April Court ncS, MS
~. .ad Lo; Charlotte Court House The Lot conains
and half well enclosed with plank fence, ana hss
m Il m excellent spring of and an orchard OF eel run
~. The buildings consist Dwelling Ionse Of four ro'ns
~ and two stairs and all necessary out.hoics Tor
- Convenient accommodation of family Terms VIII be &C
''i'''' ''''s' " $1,000 THOMAS HAMILTON.
49,. ~ ,a,t 95-t5A
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rTuE Partnership heretofore existing under Inc nrm OF NIL.
/ p,ByEY expired by its limitation, on the first oil
A. r, months aud subscribers intending To devote Their
the Commission and COLLECTING business WIZ
@ M persons having claim, against them 10 present them "r
o,.n-n and indebted them make Immediate way
NM a hev wish 10 close their old soon as possible
r, may h. found al the Auction Store Of Robert m Co.. 4
f.on,ag the Bell Tavern ,,,, mr.
EDWARD y. DABNEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

find 16 draun Jaiiots maing prizes Tim Haphs.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for cndowinc the Lee,hur-
Academy and for other Purposes Class f. for ISL he deter
mined the drawing of the Gnicn Lottery Class M . for -
drawn Alexandra, H. c. Saturday, April l7h, I'LL
d. :. GREGORY & CO., Managers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-03-30

NUTlcE-Sr LEDGER, by American Eclipse and full bro
Their q the noted Ariel, Lance and 0kciryh
dam brought The other noted horses Roman Splendid
Angelina, all 10 mile heats tneithr
breaking down., will stand The al stable at
$50
JACK PENDLETON-This very fine stallion and hy
Goiah who by American Eclipse, will make his first
this Spring Captain Thomas Davis Stable Green county Va
Sanardvilr $40 the He nearly the color
and his noble His having received injury IN IRAN
ing last Fall is the Of making this Spring
W. l.. WHITE.
9TH Feb 1871. s6-lf
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SuI.
Spring Goods which they invite the attention Of pnrens
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT To sncn m.loHinis
may call, confidently say, they sha pe pee' ''
II p'''' IN" 'D"''i oNDoNs, wILLlNGnAM DREWRY
SUFFERING CUREDThe subscriber having located him
self in Richmond opened School, for the cure OF STAN
rrinr: and from experience he feels confident OF giving
satisfaction who may Inn call cure can nr ehe'.
ed i'm eight or ten days. lie may be found at Mr. H. NJ iafTs
~ +. G. BRIGGS
N B-Cure warranted in all cases, charge.
March IL W@-om
NIARGRAVE-This dstin gushed English stallion and Racer,
Nl and geer Racers will make his next season al my stable
Charlotte Court House. Virginia ImsS50 the season, asa
before the LIST day Of August neat nj whth ume
season expires commencing 10th February-one hundred
paid the mare Is
10 fua transfcncd-and in instance $ !" me
groom. find nconvenirnt 10 make payment NJ ns
good security subjected difficulty IN clos
ing accounts long standing. Gond and extensive pantr
win be furnished rra and the well fed, II require.
with grain day. Servants sent WIN Mares VIII
boarded gratis For further paucula see hand bills
,,o3 Sl-tlJc
~ Observation-Disclosures Co-Parlnrrshp heretofore existing nn
~ der the firm Of Wadsworih Williams & Co. Is tins day h
solved hy mutual Mr. Orrcn Williams having disposed
thr The remaining pateis
authorized To use the name for the settlement q then
nn.;n.ss JOHN l.. WADSWDRTH,
~ ORRES WILLIAMS,
DAVID Il. TURNER,
Lar January Is3l GEORGE :. PALMER.
CO-PARTN ERSHIPIhe subscribers, having formed 20
" Partnerships will the business oi The at n n
Wadsworth Willams & this city and New YORK, unde
'''e ''0' !" 11'"0'''' JOHN T. WADSW0RTH,
DAVID Il. TURNER,
lst January l54l, GEORGE > faLMr .n o.,
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