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LIST OF LETTERS
D REMAINING in the Post Office at Springfield,

d EMAINING in the Post Office at Springfield
~ VT, October !, lS4l.
Daniel Adams & Co. Joseph knights,
John Adams, Jacob Ltchfeld,
Samuel Aldrich Mary Litchfeld,
Charles Aiken, Josiah Lilch6eld.
David Bisbee, Elijah Lockwood,
Sas Bemis, WIN. Messenger,
Osnan Burge, Clemenlina Merritt,
CIV. Bailey, Levi Miller,
Rachel Bates, Sophia McMurphy,2
Emily NJ. Cady, Benjamin Panel,
B. F. Dana, Michael Parker,
Alfred Damon, Edison l., Rawson,
Dcsdimona Durrant, Richard Ranville,
Jotham Durrant, George Roberts,
Isiah Ellis, Benjamin c. Smith,
Ward b. rockingham, X. Shirtlif,
Frederick Fairbanks, Melissa A. Sloan,
Roswell Fairbanks, John A. Spring,
Alexander Grant, Emily Stoddard,
John N. Glazer, Jacob Stoddard,
Mary IIagget, Grin Thompson,
Nancy Hayden, Lyman upham,
Luclna llesselton, o. NJ Whipple,
Ryland F. IIapgood, w. w. Whitney,
LOrnda Howe, Peres Whrtcomb,
Homer, Foot & Co. 2 Saml. or ID. Whltcomb,
Calvin Howard, Mary Whitney,
DR. I. lIollon, Cummings Whcomb,
Arba HOLMAN, Joel Woodbury.,
William Kirk,
IS GEO. WASH BURN, P. NJ
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WILL he received this week, complete assortment Of
w Dining, Tea and Chamber Ware, in sets to match.
Also, gold band and lsd. China Tea Sets Glass Ware
Of every description, and full assortment OF common
Ware, by CIIAS. DANA, in.
Oct. 7, 1911.
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mrs BIRNELL& CASTLE, have entered into prr
ner ship in the practice Of Physic and Surgery nj
will for the present, be found at their respective places
residence. 49,.
Dec. 1910. Oh"
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted to the subscriber VINO
n wish to save cost, are requested TO make I'M
mediate payment: Particular contracts excepted
7. HUTCHINSON, JR.
Woodstock, Sept. Is, ls4l. 12ti.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. wHITTEMoRE, Dentist, respectfully announce.
Dtnt he willvist Woodstock the first Of Oct. Those
requiring his services invited TO call upon him. al
Mr. Aldcn's Hotel. 74-3wA
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SHINGLES.

vJ,E .ubsrriher has on hand, and for sale, 10000
primc SPRUCE SHINGLES which, On account OF
the phrst wrae times, high prices, &C. VIII be- sold Tor
stt1 uer thousand s.W ADAMS.
Shprbutne June 90, lSil. OH
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CASH STORE.

rTIE subscriber has taken the stock and stand recently
l. occupied by CHAs dana, and Intends doing business
on the CASH SYSrEM.-He has just received from
New York ami DostOna
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NOTICE.

yJ,HE subscriber has sold his goods to Mr. John Dun
bar who will continue bushes at the old STAND. I'VE
is perfectly wiing to receive upon a 1p
due. - I'H oi'h-''O. .n
Woodstock, August 25, 1sil. bs-u
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NOTICE.

THIS may certify that ! have given my son,
Hosea c. Markham, his time, allowing HIM to
make trades for himself, und | will not pay debts
Of his contracting after this date; ,,,x,,.v
Barnard, Sept. Sd ls4i' H-Sw
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- Clergyman, supcrncndents and teachers o
Sabbath schools. Agents Of Religious Newspaper
and Periodicals, PoslmasteIs and Booksellers
throughout the country, are respectfully requested
to act as our Agents.
No letter wiH be taken from The office Jules
post paid
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TYSON FURNACE.

TNIIE subscriber would respectfully inform the public
hnt during the present season Cupdio Furnace his
been added To this establishment, and during the six
months OF very successful operation with their Blast
Fnrnacr making over sN hundred tons of the very hest
soft lrO he Is now prepared To execute all orders from
abroad for Store Plates, H0iou Wde, and Castings,
every description, in the most perfect manner. The pro-
prcor being determined to spare expense TO make the
manufacture of III works equal fno superior, to those
Of any other Furnace in this part of the country
The great variety OF Coot, Parton and B0r Stores now
getting out, are well worthy the attention oi Dealers.
Among the the conspicuous OF these might be men
toned
YANKEE NOTION COOKING STOVE, with elevated
ovens, boilers;
w0oIsoNs iMrRovEb do do Illuminated side,
HAYWOOD Il FISHERS do do
HAYwARD's FARMERS do do
BOX STOVES, various sizes, new stylcj
NEW STYLE PARLOR, various sizes
pLOUGHS, C1ULDRON 4 POTASH KETTLES,
FIRE FRAMES, OTEN MOUTHS, HOLLOW-
WiRE, CULTIp ITORS, sc. &c.
The Weir Era Cook Store has before this seaso
been offered TO the public, and where light stove IS re
gured for the business o small amily Is considcre
the ne Plus uira Of all other Stoves yet introduced TIL
HryWoOd n Fisher Store is also much admired for 1t
utility and convenience in small families; for farmers
where the work Of dairy requires large stove, I'll
| Wooison Tmprored, and Hdywmds Farmers St0ue ar
highly recommended The Paior Stores put out hi
season are said excel in beauty Of pattern and work
mansp thing oilrre and cannot fail to slit III
most insttious in the procurement Of what really Is
spcndM Parton Sore,it being 50 managed as to aIor
cheerful open fire, or an air tight Store comblnao
or qualities believed not TO have been before obtained.
The subscriber would respectfully invite the public an
dealers in Stoves, to call at this establishment and vie'
| the numerous patterns now getting out, before maxim
their selections for the approaching season.
| All orders addressed to me, "Tyson Furnace +. D
Windsor CO., W." will be- promptly attended to.
| AUGUSTUS H.iIEN, Agent.
N. b. Orders for machinery castings executed At shot
| notice, H.istf
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and the lost
-" persisted ere der heart had known
sorrow or tear,
A sh,JnwW,,
and has passed, pure as NJ her BIRTH from
,I r n: -, ,L L.,
TO n home Of eternal rest. Lee, no, the tears tina,
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a' s"e' o'o' "c' gave W. 'o'''"' ''" Wv w
menbered, by those who larry YET awhiie' behlhd
her, mourning her loss that "God tciIpcrs the
wind IN tho shorn lomb.,,
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wv "'s '.''' "p'' 'Fr'r. W Wv"
place, some beautiful lines by our friend, Z. J..
ILsLEY, ESQ.,, inscribed to friend on a recent
bere,vemen,
-
Bile hhS's IN rhAob'
she rests 10 peace! Forevormore
All .rlnes. and Mi s"rroy o'cr ~" '""''
Oh, who would call her back to lie!
s,o ,o.,. in ,.,co, r,iond =, III, ,ri.,
Murmur thou not at Heavens decree!
She rests in peace! Here lind relief
From the dark cloud that shadows thee.
Who sealed her lip and closed her eye
But FASTENED On the dying breath
That she might sooner Oh high.
s,. r..,. f., ,..o., NJ, :, an. ,ou,
TO whose darn bounds hcr clay was s'en'
she nee was suiyeci 10 us suomi
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| She rests In peace! 4 glorious rest
10 that pure world OF endless bliss
wso ,Yho ~onI s vi. Gsr hocl This,
AT Jefferson city, Missouri, on the yin uli., OF
eonsest've lever SAMUEL A. FRAT, son OF
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THE FOLLOWING WORK
HAS BEEN COMPLIED FROM THE
LONDON PICTORIAL BIBLE,
which sells in this country for
s1sTO s25 PER COPY.
iCP Every man, uoman and child in the United
States uho possesses Bible wiH surely furnish
themselves loih the folloping beautiful series Of
Scripture Illustrations:
Pictorial illustrations of the Bible,
AND VIEW OF THE HOLY LAND.
NEW, CHEAP, AND VALUABLE PUBL
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attention ofClerymen, Teachers ofSabbath Schools,
Heads of FAMILIES, and Booksellers, throughout the
United States, to the above new, cheap, and SPLEEN
did Illustrated work, Published and for sale at No.
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are better defined by the tite
Tro Hundred Pictorial Illustrations
OF THE SCRIPTURES,
consisting of
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Together with many of the most remarkable oh
iects mentioned in The old and new testaments rep
resenting sacred historical events, copied from Gel
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the landscape scenes, taken from original sketches
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ted in now long primer type handsomely bound
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erer issuedfrom the american Press.
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ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
q 4 . q
- Clergyman, superintendent and teachers Of
Sabbath schools. Agents of Religious Newspapers
and Periodicals, PosmasteIs and Booksellers
throughout the country, are respectfully requested
to act as our Agents.
No letter wiH be taken from the office uules'
post paid
TO PUBLISHERS OF PAPERS THROUGHOUT TIL
UNITED STiTES'
*.*Newspapers or Magazines, copying the above
entire without any alteration or Infringement lin
Guiding this notice. and giving it IL inside inser
tons, shall receive copy the work, (sutject Il
their order,) by sending directions to the Publisher
7l-l2w.
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A I'VE GEESE FEATHERS-As superior article,
a for sale at very low rate, by
Oct. 4 loll. CHAS. DANA in.
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HATSi HATS 1!

TRENCH. Mele.kin and brush HATS, for :sle by
l. May as. j. u. eoulh'Aih
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
01ANE into the enclosure Of the subacriber, the
" LIST Sept. yearling lleiiers; one brlndle' inc
others white and red. The owner is requested TO
prove property, pay charges and take them away.
ALVARES MARSH.
Bridgewater, Sept. 81, lsil. 74;4w
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TO PUBLISHERS OF P.4PERS THROUGHOUT TIE
UNITED STATES'
- Newspapers or Magazines, copying the above
entire without any alteration or abIidgement (in-
Guiding this notice) and giving it II inside inser-
tons, shall receive copy ofthe work, (sutect 10
their order) by sending directions to the Publisher.
7l-l2 W.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSobl
TIME ropartneshir heretofore existing under tie
L WITT & souTilGNrE, Merchant Tailers firm q
day by mutual consent dissolved; An demsss is tins
firm will be settled Oy T. b. sou'ns',s WITT 'ue,il
Woodstock, April l2, ISL. r. u. SDtf
iGATE.
| PoRTEs H. SouTHG,TE requests sl ref,
the late firm Of Witt souhgstr, 10 cal inJtitcd II,
disie settlement P.B sou make jn,,'"
| April u, lsil iHGATF :
Slu
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ON and afler MONDAY, March 20, l64I, the passenger
I y trains will run ms follows;
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.

GEO. WASH BURN, P. NJ.
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III" Every man, uoman and child in the Uaiied
States pho possesses Bible uiH surely furnisi
themselves with the following beautiful series O
Scripture Illustrations:
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rarm. Of the Richmond Enquirer.

,- Is published three tunes pesk during 1as scsso"
ss LEGISLATURE. and ,s'ss ,ps esS Ss ''S go
n.,,r. ver anuum, and Three Dollars for six months,
advance paid he s. or r ,hs vesr 0y man. '''
paid SIX dollars re NAV be mail, in good and
80 Rams notes, the risk oil ,he ,a"s If single letter
Lt,-s SanS @ 10 the writer 1t Is the accumulation OF
Is ,,"s'i. u an extensive business WHO" 'pe''''
he En w pay for nine papers, annually shall have the
tenth sris shall, hereafter be considered as incurred
- M r and tr years publication, unless sEeeay
an a tme and paid for in advance 0' '"'
when shall be the order Of any new ana "n'
~ hscr,ner unless paid for IN % nrson in to
ene " or his Bu in case o' T., oae h
r,on without payment from s number may be sent,
a w accompanied copy Of inns h -, nav NAV be
- iu u hs ,nh,isher and who may remain nv S
uhsmr y, ~. end o years from the nne ~
aeeosh. ~ ,a shall be erased from the is' " y,
payment was que po.s Of the Editorial Coarsnoa q "a
p,,ons are some the results Q! me e"S S V;i
- IN. hitter experience OF the Eu'u. ,nn.r, ls3S
CON au semsed al Rchmoud on the l'h iahu n.y.
I'm n n Resolutions, Determined % IN n,,e d,
Nv and own interests require "n -.
Of ie Pres Several OF the American presses are driven
PIE ,n English custom OF Cash PaHae'tS. NO rs, rai,ors
los more ny rea d;hculiy consists in The Transition IRON
s system 10 o;her. Nowh; tanas ae ., con,;nus seyea
".a C,nve nilun have been iho"ctu =" W. ~, oi;ce
s.,;e,s nm The Book, who IN arrears 70 TINS o'.. -
We m,,., course Inc nam of from our rol
: !, ms n.dican-nt Will positively ne slf'cNen on W Wa
81 The commencement of our next volume
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
p,J Thar il he recommended to the Editors OF NewsPs
me Commonwealth publish at the head OF ne
iheir rites for advertising, and that they strictly nun
Inc saine and haI tines. prices be Always Sue"' .
s,,,,en saton for the labor performed o,:
One square sixteen nes or less, nrs insertion" -
.,ch continuance, 81 cents. ,.. -. ,a,,n.
ordsrs from distance mus, be accompanied Win Tie ~
,,r =, satisfactory references 10 insure execution. -
-, mo-. u bo.. advertising may amount 10 SlVo pc, a'
,;.onu yyil he made of 20 per cent? and 10 sf"i iop
80 n, oh,a,,r, and Marriages from tl. country wnensNe
-, 1a,x,s h,uw rns is unknown At tins once mus ~
,caed by endorsa,ion of the POSTMASTER III e ~ |ho I'M
been ssrn to prevent imposons and quzzes has proved
fore unavain.-We must therefore insist III S ~. p,mase
,--;Y.n o, Tie bark Of the ietter.J
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D. N. uOYT & CO.'S Court Of Fortune.

SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
~ have 0Aore brilliant collection Of schemes
ah those Ia be drawn in the month OF February. Below
s ihe %o first, day will publish the balance
% W. patrons VIII lind usual, thankful fr orders;
az assure Iem, that, usual, they VIII be with
vac G'HlSt fruaptness.
r. nEGlMA MoNoNGALIA LOTTERY, Class 4,
oo ~ dta IN February 9Th, 1884, CAPiTALss4O0C Is 00O
WV '''o 2Sn, 2,ls., aud so prizes of 900 each.
;s lchcts sU-Siarcs in proportion
en-, ~ package aG whole tickets will be sent for
''' ''''''s ana quarters IN proportion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-19

APER PAPER THE franklin Manufacturing Co%P a;,eJ
Richmond have now on hand good assortment Of Le.e
Cap Blank Book Medium Printing and other Paps ol o"d
kinds which they believe will hear comparison IN
price, the work any similar establishment IN ns @
They therefore with confidence solicit the patronage Oh e W.
mer friends and the public generally and are ready 70 &
der any description of paper that may be desired %
furnish notice. They request tha a o'ae s
other communications may addressed either 70 he
essr James szer Son. Mr John Richards, supern'eha
at the Paper Mill a. r,f
Richmond, Sept. 4, le40 Wv"
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PLANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
subscriber is constantly receiving from tie celebrated ma
nu,ctorv of Nunns Clark, New York. elegant and plain
Piano Fns possess;nr the improvements and that deli-
o( touch and sweetness onc peculiar their manu-
fac,urc. . 49,, uu,.,,
Also large assortment of Musical Instruments, and Musical
Merchandise general. Il, -, ,.,, :, 49,
Piano Fortes repaired tuned, let on h'e' anu aN' "
change. ..,o
Tho ,c. collection of Music ever offered for sale in this
State NAV be selected FROM the of the VINO
now enabled to sell at the Philadelphia and new iorh "oc
sale and retail prices. .-.., ,,,, ,o,,.,
Those purchasing TO again will be furnished upon occ
than they can elsewhere in the state r.yYop
p;o,o Eo,te and Music s,0re opposite tle Banks
W, r'dno ro''e a"' ' - = - G0-wi2m
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VI ETNEEN John Eareys Union Coreilonse and L. H. Jen
ID sinss Dry Good Store, aud doors below
We would take this late opportunity al thanking le panr o
fyors received i've was not " design ~ s
10 establish ourselves through the press hut To do by giving
able 10 any bas and Of which are glad TO Know mas
been almost universal -, r.
,e future goods sold that do not please III COST lhn
~ color, make, fashion, otherwise, eau DC rethe" anu
worn. We this time as large stack, y mol IN ''a'
any IN the line of business aud would respectfully w
vie the call before purchasing. and examine
for himself prices not pronounced IS low =" low"
have Coats S2 while others charge S' for making nu
trimming the customer furnishing the cloth and pants ~ ~ mn
nre sold for Sl4 and Vests Shirts Drawers, handkerchief lT
watts Supenders Socks Gloves and Collars OF many khu.
and uuales and articles usually kept by Co'cs o.
which we are determined sell low for cash; and request the
public 10 calaud see whether they want TO buy or not
a' ''' "''"' N1'' ] BRANNAN 60.
p;.,r,,,a y,,oo IAN 9-wlyT
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For 1911.

For laH
To \. ssinnAia LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass B,
S = oa"h February l3th 1871: ScHEME-S35 Dos 10 900
~' 1'V'', $500 3d3s, 1000, and 40 Of 500 each.
a,..,.s ilckcis Sl0-Sharrs in proportion.
OF package IS Whole Tickets in the above will
IA. " io' $780, halves and quarters in proportion.
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yylI.I.IAMsvILLE ACADEMY.


,,u &C., ..ss, NJ mis- will commence on the stn
az Jonu,ry NEXT and on the .Jh OF 1he, un.I. wy
o,,.,i.nre nj Mr. William Woodrnd graduate OF Jsncr
,,,sna taught the family oil Inc i:oh
li.nry (;-or,. during ihr past rrar VINO
nd I'm, ma, rsnfiemln being we'll qualified To teach the
branches nsiaii, the best Academies MS III
s,,r,,,n i m ,trd high aud healthy place, ON the mann i
fron Petersburg NaTrrntpn ~ g. Inc trustees
a. ,,,rnsy,s from the :h character of Mr. Wuoiend anu
49, s,rhy situation of this Institution, that they WIZ receive
, ,,na.e NIL only from the adjacent neighhoroou on,
adjoining counties. Board may be procured III several
f,rlt.. II the neiahhorhood NJ. r,,,;sh
yms pr Of nee months-For elementary 1ns's"
hnche. sln GO-for Latin. Greek, Mathematics &C. 81 o.
y. ''" ' " BY THE TRUSTEES.
Wlllamsvile, Va, Dec. ., 1870. ,----.
-OTI,F-The President Directors Of the James hSSf
y Kanawha Company wish to hire for the ensni. !e' ~
h,s r,rpn,srs and masons TO be employed "n e
cana, from Richmond Lynchbnrr Messrs D. b. Ayres, has
rnn-,, 4 Fiippen William Il. Richardson are au
,hor-l 10 hire for the Company Persons having Nes!"e
m may he satisfied that coed and care VIII be a"'oeo
10 IN in the employment of the Company .,,
RICHD. RElNS, Genera! Superintendent
r.. ao,h It's
1,TNFORD ACADEMY-The OF this Institution viii
NJ continued hy the subscribers the ensuing session. com
c,rinr on The 18th month tJanuary) ana r
n,n. on vacation OF one
snnmrr The OF instruction VIII embrace m the
nrS al me English usually taught preparatory
ons also Latin. Greek and French ansnases Ma,I
,,,es ,nrudnp Arithmetic Algebra, Gron,etIy plane and
sPart.a i.a, a 'InIn" ever thing slO0 90
'""s r.,,ar
Soasanrton win be made for late entrance.
Address-RuinioTd Academy, King William. Va
II. j. CHRISTIAN, Principal
JNO. l.. CASON.
,o 75-tf
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NINETEEN PIANOS for sale by E. =. Nash, Petersburg Vr
~ gina, upon the faircst possible.
Take instruments them if good, keep them not
return them without paying for them.
AZ Pianos far superior 10 others and as 90
side that in getting costly an article loo much
be observed.
Many persons perfectly satisfied with the instrument they
purchased until FREUD neshbo which ~ con-
SUPERIOR and then they wish they had been more particu
lar.
necessity for any thing farther limit in price
in any order which NAV be- sent me. L. r. NASH.
Dec 6g-9awswf
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ID. 8. GREGORY 4 CO.. Managers.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR FEBRUARY. lsaI.
$40 0nA


'"'ND CAPITALS FOR FEBRUARY, lsal.
Io1.gyrarnd,ay, 9Th February, VIRGINIA MoNoNGALIA
Glass A. for 1911, to b. drawn at Alexandria Va
1000, Is 900, 50 prizes Of 900, &c, &c
A.,.,. tickets Sin-Halves S5-Quarters 50 50.
Of package Of 25 Whole Tickets $780, shares in
r. s35,2o5.
Ry isauIcay, 18th Feb, VIRGINIA WELLsBURG LoTTE.
c .s' D. nr ISL, to be drawn Alexandria, Va.
.,SJ',sio, II, Coz, 10 prizes of 800, &C.,
,.u. iieSetS Slo-Halves S5-Quarlers 50 50.
poo oil package Of IS Whole Tickets $780, in
r,.s $4,000.
c,.N ssar,riar 2'h Peh VIRGINIA LEEsBuRG LOTTERY
CT" ~ 70 hc drawn Alexandria, Va.
,oo3, la,0lI % prizes of ,2lO.
cs,,s iesels SlO-Haives S5-Quarters 50 So
p,,, "i package Of IS Whole Tickets $780, shares in
rice fr'-es Of $4,000 each
70, g,.r,a, -, % numbers-Ii drawn
nv Ssurday, eth Feb. VIRGINIA MnNoNcaIra o1~rr
p "f ISL, 10 be drawn at Alexandria Va
one GR.sD SCHEME
o o"s do s lOooo prizes of
Ono w. lo,O0OS oIo,ooo,
One 90. 10000 a maEns
prizes of - mn 10. 10000 sooooo.
fsote eath 500, 100, and IS prizes Of 600 &c
ca-s..."ets only SlO-Halves S5-Quat.rs Go sn ~' "
Proportion pNasc OF - Whole Tickets $780, shares in
splendid ana shares certificates of paek,.e IN h hor
~ ies please address TO NeS' :" VIC aoofo
tT An arrma, IN eE'pitf Co., Managers. Riekmond IN
al ode, VI 'he drawing immediaey il il over n
7s-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-19

TaEMAIE St,HOOL-Mrs Mary A. Jones, assisted ~ MISS
Iucy w Randolph will School for .onn lan'e:, ~
Yves, View residence Of Dr. George Mason ~ Tue .oy ~
pnnsvck 10 day ot February neat, ana
,.e an The last of the November following The necessary
hanches Of IN English will be taught together will the
French language and !usic
Terms as fuilows:- -.
Board for the months, SiV
Tuition English, -
French -
Music, .
West View is pleasantly conveniently situated being
mediatey the road leading from Bed TO Lawrence
vile aud egni. distan, between the places.
Brunswick County. Dec. 25ii, 1910. 70-wtw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-19

oKG &c-lhc subscriber, occupying extensive brick
S'oc on The &c, leading Mayo's bridge and covered with
e WIZ receive produce Of every description Storage al the
current rates. and when desired make sale thereof for the usual
commission A. an advantageous location for the sale Of all kinds
produce j. unrivacd in the city, Strict attention and fde
WI observed in the management Of every hingconm!ted
10 nus care. COLIN McRAE.
Jan 6