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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-10

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THE RICHMOND COTTON MANDATORY.
hicenrh Of building hundred and forty -four -l, clear
dito, feet ditto>air"a ny projecting IN front oee
pun'p] seventeen b h''ttI n Zee. l.'I'
Part used packing two and one hang pies
remainder pairing shop, -four ats circle sw aid e
lin. engine steam bor wheels OUTSIDE, each twelve
Second Story.
one hundred looms, half OF which new, one nr
us lathe ,
Thirty Paterson card, thirty inches wide, with railway
and drawing head-tweny Maewan chs eighteen inches
wide with d,to do nine drawing ifames thirteen Peeder
four grinding frames
q, Paterson lhrcstles containing a,.t@ spndes
) IIanloth filling frames, d" "i
30 Matteawan lircslc> do l.'S'
Total spindles, AGA
Two speeding frames. containing twensiS blocks, twelve
reels, one banding maciiine ana one turning '"tie'
One hundred and fo,,vdve fee, long ard half feel
wide four mules bundled aud sixteen spndies each eight
sixyiou i've wapng machines SIX dressing ma
Loft far LumLer-Pickine House.
Two to. forty by twenty four feet cl.a h' twenty
willow, three picker and lap machines nlt,y
inche, picker and lap machine. tsi.en
Xa,eawantwo bait cards, eighteen inches vide
Lumber House.
Ftyeish by eighteen fee; clear ~" stories and lc brick
Smiths Shop.
Thirty by twenty feet clear bck-saoke n
negroes and kcrHoom sufficient for one hundred ana my
nesoesNanagrr's house and tenenentS tor TOUR alrs-oe
twenty two 10y fourteen feet, brick.
The foehay and wheels nearly new-the Pater-
and preparation soodthe Mat.eawan tmse'
preparation nderen,-par, the looms in prime order
remainder The work nearly finished To make them equal
looms.
The quantity leased from the James River ana Nd
Company hundred and inches nearly all oil
under pressure OF three aud half feel al the canal
capable OF producing twenty-five thousand nve
yards Shrtinss and 0znabrgs week, USE los
The splndes capable Of producing, in addition l"
the yarns woye, per week, 40 s's
Total nroluct Of factory per week, l3,Co1
Requires hundred and sixty hands
Nov. Is Odds
NOTICE TO THE CREDITORS or l.. I. WICkHAM
~ Ess-Thc Of Mr. Edmund f. Nck!am are re-
known without delay To the undersigned Jas
Lyons Richmond the amour, and character oil the cams
stating whether by bond note open account ana
when due Those having claims BY open account must obtain
the written acknowledging of them By Mr. Wiekham as IL
believed much interest of the creditors as well as oil
Mr. Wickam that the stocks and other erishahe pro-
perry. the remaining slaves should he sold upon rea
credit each creditor requested 10 state IN writing ms
upon point without the assent OF the creditors the
sales be- for cash.
The postage must paid upon all communications through the
mails JOHN n JhIE" Lib, Trustees.
JAMES LYONS,
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1912.

lanes A. PATERSON, CosMissioS MEacH.HT, H"hmnna
Ja-Wi give prompt sales ot all KINDS o rr"
dnce and consigned TO hs Store Oh Iary
street, adjoining Me5sr.. Caperton CrlmP - -,
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'CRCsT SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN CliESlERti tL)'
yirne of Deed Trust. executed TO rs by Edwin An
-rscn purposes therein sci forth we shall on Tue 'h ua
January next proceed sell! the premises 10 Inc iei-
bidder, Tract of Land lying the Softn she oi Apo
county OF Chesterfield adjoining the ianns oi
William Ranknshp, deceased, William H. Jolnson, Ed" ~
Freud aud Others containing about 1000 acres by acres OF
which first low grounds, which are mole exempt lI"m IN
nntaon than most lands the river This Tract OF
Land well adapted the culture OF tobacco, and that portion
which cleared is in high safe OF Improvement large por
lion OF Tie act yet In woods The facility reaching good
market from this land great II la only about twenty
tx mica distant from Petersburg and Richmond.
Terms 81 Sc-The Land will be sold credit OF six and
twelve months the purchase 10 be secured by approved
endorsed negotiable with deed Of trust on the land
Selling Trustees shalt such title oty "A Is vested
u SUCH which, however, we believe is undouhtcd
WM A. BRAGG, iTms,oo,
EDMUND II. OSBORNE, ''
52-ids
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- ALE OF SEGROESWii he sold, on credit OF II uonihs
~ TUESDAY thu 9th day of December next residence,
~ nts Northwest 81 Orange Court house nineteen valuable
raves belonging the Estate of Joseph Clark drcea.fd
w ID. CLARK,
Executor Of Joseph Clark, deceased
Nov. - 5T-tls
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ELSoN GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY The School hereto
Ia conducted nj Eon Green in Caroline by the late Mrs
Sarah aaerro continued the ensuing year under the
r. and Mrs Tod commencing tie 18th Of January
terminating The 18th of December following allowing The
month Areu-t vacation. The present Prectptress, Msa
Louisa Webb will continue to give instruction In al the branch
OF English Education together with French and Music
Ttrms-Tor Board aud Tuition in English branches session
Of 10 months payable half in advance, Sl0o
Candies towels, &c, .
FRENCH ~
ausir, and use of Piano. 81
y. u. M deduction made, except in cases Of sickness
JOHN B. TOD.
Nov II 81 -oawH
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HUMANITY HALL ACAnEMY-The exercises this School
Will he resumed Monday The 10th January, aud will close
"n ile 10th November. lsa making n Of moniso
vata lon The terms for Tuition Beard Washing Lodging &C.
VIII be S1 the pay able 10th November but de-
dhcion 81 20 will be made all paid
previous Ia that day In this Seminary aagi study
necessary 10 prepare young for College iii them inr Tie
ordinary business Of life Those disposed become inter, scd
IN is School ned IL Robert uhard E> memirr vi tic
Legislature, and Ia all others, who, for period of than
twenty have been, time, concerned III tins
Sclro!. "he,he: ihry hc parents guardians rnpls.
ELIJAH u. NAMES.
!. S-idiress, Physic Springs buckingham CO., Va.
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Form Of Po,cr IF attorney 10 ro:c by PROXY.

Form of Ponr IF attorney 10 Fo.c By PROXY.
Know al! ty these Presents, That Of
,Gu hereby appoint tobe substitute and
nro,. for and In name aud behalf, tn ~ any
Election o Director Directors Of the Farmers Bank ol Viz
riua: and i,tr; hcrnoe 10 D.. substitute proxy,
present al meetings Of the Stakeholder OF the
Farmers Bank of Virginia, and and behalf,
respecting the enactng repeating amending such bye
laws ordinances regulations may be deemed necessary and
convenient ihe government Of the said Bank In witness
whereof have hereunto set hand and seal:
dav Of in Tie year
Seacd and delivered in the pre enc, If -rtL1
No, %, Still
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FARMERS BANK OF vIRGiNIA.-Thc general meeting Of
Stockholders Of The Farmers Bank ~ Virginia VIII he
held banking House, the City OF Richmond We'd
ne>iay. tie llih day of January. lsi3
An Act Assembly passed March 2'h sia provides, That
no Officer beor If Bank shall hereafter vote by proxy for
any Socklolc any eccion oil Directors Officers Of
Bank, shall proxy he valid which shall have been
executed sky days before The time of election
The slme Aci p.ovie That tarr ts annual meeting
no President D;rocor of any Saving: Bank, general
Agr,d any Manufacturing Mining Company, shall be
hereafter Eligible as Director Of any Bank"
November ~, isi! J. e.. BLAIR, Cashier.
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Ts1O THE HEIRS OF DANIEL. MclArRES.-A legacy b =
inp been len 10 the heirs Daniel McInuen deceased ~
The lasi will Of Geo f. Harrison, deceased 81
BRANDON county Of Prince George IN me state OF virginia.
notice Is hereby given they forward, without delay, an
claim their legacy Mr. McLauren was native OF Scotland
believed Of Pernshirewas hnnery IN hr employment o.
Mr. HARRISON manager and died, after leaving his employ
ment about The year 30 Any who give in
relation 10 the heirs aforesaid WI address me- al
Petersburg Va. go IEn. N. y, LIN,
n, i9-3m
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(,Out;IiLhNB LAND FOR SALE-In obedience 10 decree
N Of Goocland County Court. pronounced on the h day OF
)col-r 1872 the subscriber appointed Commissioner for tho
purpose will mh day Of December sia II fair, ii not,
the fair day thereafter proceed 10 ell on The premises p,
pub aurion highest bidder the Tract Land ~ said
nenioned of which Forest Hunter died seized and pos
essed, containing by survey al acres situated III the
county and bounded by the lands Of Tionll, It-r-
,ord Bradshaw, Estate Of Rev. James Warry deceased,
and others The sale will be: One fourth Of the Pur
chase money in cash the balance credit Of two and
three years purchaser giving bonds VIII. security TO carry
day Of sale, and deed OF trust on The land to
SECURE the payen the 1T day OF January
ls43 WILLIAM ]. HUNTER, commissioner
: NV 5l-tl0D
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sois 81 fataobie Property in The torn 81 Blcha1an
u yuc Deed of Trust, executed 10 US y the ae John
ID ohoo OF the Of Rohmond bearing ds'r me igh dJy
Jpy ISIS for the purpose OF securing certain denis therein
Iocnon.d duly recorded IN ic Clek ohce oi
cn!y Court oetoGrt shall proceed to sell al pun
Auction To tile highest bidder on Mnrday the ln "av o
october The whole Of the property III The town nt b.han
belonging said iobson. and conveyed IN sau deed VIZ
No lOi which very large, cnuhinuinus anu Va
liable hrick hudn. stories e.h wei calculated inr Il
establishment tavern hnl'. ana winch HAS
generally been and designated rs "ii"s ilor3r
on Lot. !n3 lc comfortable lwo sior! brch
u.e formerly occupied the Bauch Bank ct virginia as
Ranking House being fitted up with counter and very sun
.ialt,ai and secure vault.
ON. Lot. No loa. n vacant lot adjoining tie above.
Half Lot the South side OF High street on which
very huCd>omc desirable residence but ol BRICK two
high with good framed n.,e aud carriage hoiSea la &c
brick and smoke house Tins property Is
.noyn generally the Corr ,CE AMI very conveniently
and iasteiuv arranged. - 49,
so one other River street, On winch large ah,
c,nudiois brick store house. it.d nr win counters ana
ycs aud occupied store ever sIce ts erection
good s,snd for business, and situated immediately on Tue
sr loaded and unloadrd from Tue house
Also several articles uf household aud Kitchen Furniture.
The above completed IN the lth ddy oil oe'ope'
! be continued from day 10 day l completed.
t,r TO property believed to he nqnestona
hut acng Trustees shall only convey such tile as Is
Vested ~ ~ hv the deed Of aforesaid.
terms Of will be made known on the da! OF sale.
A. a R@EHNsoN' 'N'' Trustees.
3s-tds
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COMMISSION BUSiN EsS-Tie undersigned offers his ser
- vices 10 the Planters and Farmers Of Virginia az Commits
Merchant the sale Of Tobacco Flour Wra, and Corn
and Shippers generally the sale Of .1 Coffee, Mo
and Salt ether articles Of Foreign Produce which
NAV be entrusted IL his
Tobacco and Four any other goods intended for e ship
ncnr which may be his address, shall also receive his
particular attention.
Foreign and Cosne freishts viii also be procured for vessels
o al classes.
He respectfully >ocs share Of patronage assuring all those
may him viii; their attention. that eIeron SHALL
be used 10 promote their interest.
Office l tie present the Eastern o Shoekoe Ware
house GEO. LAMBETH.
My eft
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ElfE DOLLARS REWARD Ran away from the subscribers
in Cumberland county, Virginia, about month SINCE nm III
denied apprentice Carpenter business named George Non
tneuc between IL and IL oc All are cautioned
again EMPLOY harorn. said apprentice, the full penal
of the laws will he cno.ced for their doing The above
ward viii be paid for his delivery 10 w. near Cnrersvle
VI. & II. ROBERTSON
Dec J3--il.
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BY X. II. DICKINSON.
Public Sale Of Falnnbte james Rictr Farm, Crops,
Stock. &c. Sec.

Public Sale Of ralnnbie james her Farm, Crops,
Stock, &c, &c.
an WEDNESDAY lii day If December next, fair, II
" not the day. IL ocaok, The premises WI: he
sold At public auction my Farm in rowaan comfy yins on
lands William A. Turpn, Dr. H. W. R"ls George ~
Porter aud Thomas l!rrs and containing 30 acres oi wnhh
cultivation, and 80 wood land in original
g-owt, and heavily tmberedt0 bushels Of wheat have been
seeded This FALL
The dins- consist OF dwelling house with siS rooms and
all necessary houses
time, will lie sold all the crops nf Corn OATS Fod-
der Hay and lcks. Also the stock OF Horses Mules, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs aud Plantation Utensils.
Trims cash, the balance
credit of and years will be given, the purchaser giving
hnnd with deed Of the land the payments
Terms m the crops and stock f all of 800 and
der So H months credit for bonds with approved security
THOS. A. HARRIS.
ar Sar conducted By n. H. DICKINSON, Anct.
X. II. DICKINSON.
Dsc 6n-2aw tbs
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Auction, NJ in the of Ianreucevllc, Bruins
wick county, WEDNESDAY, l CT December iom 30 tn 80
valuable young Negroes. Many these from ]. la
% cf age accustomed TO farm work. and healthy aud
very likely. TriniS r:,si.
e. Il. COOKE, Executor of Il. Il. Stark, deceased
Der 1--t
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N.OTrowAY academy The Session Of t;iS Iniu-
iun viii commence Monday the 2ni day OF January
The uf Instruction viii embrace lie varlons
branches English French and Classical Literature, and the
elementary and higher branches u" Mathematics The eNpana
Tory OF Instructions pursued this institutions can
fail afford every facility for the RAPID and permanent nd
of the student Patrons need feel soicitude that
ryer,ion will be withheld either facilitate the progress OF
their designated branches II study 10 preserve
purity aud refinement of sentiment among the stu
The nrirlboood is OF provebaly moral and religious ca
racer and the location unvaed for eahnlncss and retire
ent As number is limited and here but few vacan
cies immediate application will be TO secure seat
Beard reduced prices be obtand In respectable private
families IN the neirhborinod.
The scholastic year Will be dvidednto Two sessions Of five
each, aud, the end Of each session, there viii I've
thorough examination, followed by vacation
Trims.
For 4 Classical Course $50
For English Cours-, so
J. PHILLIPS.
Nonway e. H. Nov. ~. 5i-2aw"w
NJ The Richmond Christian Advocate will please copy the
week ami send s acc"lat TO the
office nj the Enquirer.
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ID ti,-lr subscriber removed the Store recent
II IL occupied by j. D. Abbott nearly opposite a. paSa Co.,
aud second CORNER above hi, store
". ". HARRISON.
Nov Sim
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AW NOTICE john H. Cooke and John q Siegrr III Rich
IL mend have formed professional come Mon.
Tt.y will practise in the ConTI of Appeals, te Fedc-
raj Courts and the Court Of CIancery. in Richmond.
In a. Sicger ill practise separately The common aw sie
the Superior Cou Richmond and in the Court o
nsiigs alsu Superior and Inferior Courts Of Powhatln,
ard the Superior Court Of Amelia.
Jun r. Cooke viii practise separately heretofore, IN the
D,c 3 - CIR
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r AW SOTCE-We Ia. unlcd In the Practice of Law, and
Il viii regularly attend the Courts Of Bedford Campbell Am
be and sesnn the Superior Of Buckingham, and the
court. held Iynchburg. AL business, collections or other
kinds will h. promptly attended To.
Address, l. j. K. Garland, TyDChbnrg, Va.
J. GARLAND, formerly Of Nelson.
JNO. r. GARLAND.
o. j. Garland viii continue attend the Court Of Appeals,
and The Federal Courts holden in Richmond.
Is .r'-S"
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Dec. 6

L'LAX SEED WAATED.-We wish 10 purchase 200 bushels
Il Flax Seed. JOEL w. WoMAeh ";
Farm lille. Nov
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~ POSTPOSEMENT.-For the greater convenience Of me
gas Interested the will be postponed mill Wadnrs
t6v ,hc LIN ner.,nh.r newt TUE TRUSTEES.
a., lids
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A DMINISTRiTOKS SAlE-VALt ABLE NEAL ESTATE
~ AT ALcTl0NWi be- sold NJ Pubic auction 10 tht high
bidder Tuesday. lie oath Wilton james
a mi rasle Ntors, amongst them excellent mhle and
and field hands, men, boys and
.ifl> Blacksmith Carpenter The stocks Of ir SHEEP
l!o.- Horses and ur Plantation Utensils aud nhef gnJs
aud rhattes of Robert Randolph, decea-ed.
The viii ~ ocuck and e continued ir"in
dag da, concluded Terms male known lay Of
WM. E. CUNNINGHAM, AJmnistratu-,
With The " i'll annexed, u Robert Randolph dre'c.
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irDUCATlOH.-Mrs ELIZA a. TOD proposes opening
H. Scn FOR tie lunn Of young ladies', al the commence
at rhr ensuing year the Of Matthew's al Seaford
the residence OF her father Col. Tn iiudeins.
Her Of instruction will emlace all the varios branches
Of English Education. comprising tfhogrnphy Reading Wet
ing. Arithmetic, rammar Geography Ancient AMI Mnden ms
tory, Rhetoric the art III Composdon Chemistry Astronomy
NATURAL Mental and Moral rosnry Mrs Tod offers the very
Of eighty dollars fo oar and twenty for tuition
in all the branches fifteen dollar for instruction IN Spelling
Reading and wiring the elementary branches Mrs Tod
will be aided by competent assistant and deemns the inuc
III youth rather pleasure lan hurcn no pains Will he
spared Improve both the aid under standing of those en-
Trusted I" her charge
The school will open the rt Monday in January, and
tihue until the st OF August The months Of August and Sep
generally embracing Whole OF tic sicky in The
rr~nIy Mrs Tod proposes diving those months as recess
aud whatever the Winter. Each pupil will he talked
with weekly lessons during the thus .bvang the oIec
Of long Study Mrs Tod will engage the
Music Teacher the number Of scholars
will Justify Painting and Fanunae Embroidery, in silk and
or.fed will be taught 81 ead The French Language ~ e
taught session. The for board and tuition
CURED payable quarterly in adnre Each boarder will he
qnirrd when practicable iFnsh bedding towels and can
des-nr he furnished or the al dollars extra
Mrs. Tud requests all .ho may wish 10 paonse her
pupils the fn day Il possible deduction
will he made and much valuable Time is often lost by unneces
sary procra.tn1lion.
Reference -Pcsidcn, Dew of William Mary College, and
others, If necessary. ELIZA A. TOD
Seafrd Nov o. 1872. 5S-lawtlF
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ryNi eali uf Virginia ilr Sheriff ri Fuw1agn
county, greetings We command you, that focia
anu la h" made. according IN awwatahg Daniel ny aho 10
E, o.nr with Beverly Htti la appear before the Judge u
Circuit superior C"uu of Law and haner forth Comfy 4"
Powaian. al The Court house OF the SAID c"y on The Inst day
Of the May Joseph Allen d p;.a Of debt
Tor Two hundred dollars, with Interest on nEc hundred tp'a
thereof fr the FIRST day Of July LILO. and handed
dollars The balance thereof The day Of January, le
damage twenty doars that IL he doth not appea jnds
Viii h rendered against him in Tie said SUM-
said comt deprndn. and undrirrnnrd ard iav Thea hrre
this Witness VIM. $. Dance Clerk oil said Circn
Court the ConhOse aforesaid thf 2Gd dy of December
ci. III the C.tiI year Of our independence.
BY order Ot Court
WM. 5. DANCE, Z.
ACopy -Tcsc,
WM s. DANCE &.
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Any NUrtcE-ie subscriber has removed h office 10 the
IL his residence, the Of OH AMI
streets opposite Office Mutual Assurance Society He
may found office, when in attendance asdn
stunned on Of the Courts OF the City,
THOMAS GREEN.
lily
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TIEMALE SCIIOOL-rhr subscriber having engaged Hiss
L Sarah Toie an accomplished lady from Philadelphia a an
ns,,nctres r daughters will be pleased TO receive I'M" ms
rily few yomnu ladies' who viii be instructed in all the
ful and branches OF finished female education
Miss roe selected and engaged for the subscriber by me
Rev Dr. John Ludlow Rev. DrJ Mcknight of Phiadc
pla who furnish The most unqurs0able testimony 10 hef mo-
raj as intellectual wolth and recommend her US young
ady wen qualified every respect m nstructrrss
The School will open the 10Th oi January l3 ana close
the 10th OF December, win vacation during Inc moh ."
M b.f object Of tho School il the education of my daugh
ia va The number of pups will br limited TO ~
7rmssiCO for board and tuition any Of English
branches including bed, washing, fuel, lights &c on
Music Ie, with the nse Of the Piano, IS
Painting and Drawing, ~
The location Immediately the stage road from Tappann-
mock Richmond twelve miles from The former and tbsx
from The 1,r place-he ucghboood agreeable and gcntee
situations remarkable for Its healiGess In the event o.
sickness however every attention will be bestowed with pare
tai care aud charge made for professional services should
advance Of 20 or $50 will half of the resi-
due TO he paid the Isl Of July and the balance at the end OF Inc
the Teacher engaged scholastic year. nj iig
priee and number OF pupils limited none VIII he rcesed
for a less THE than 10 months. :. :, ,,.,.e,
References arr made Rev. John Mcclure Rev Philip
Montague Mr. James NJ Garrett OF Esssx; essrs ve
White and John w Dew of King Queen; Mr. Robert ro'ard
and Or A. Halves Of King William; Mr. Noborns Sutton and
Col B. CoriH OF Caroline; Mr. Wm H. Tayoe OF Richmond
Address the subscribers a, Mier's Tavern Va
Midway, Essex comfy, Va, Sept af, lsi! f.-tloy
SITUATIONS OFFICE,
nRAYINC OF New Jersey Lottery 96, drawn Nov 2'si:
~ .; 70 % III 20 81 II : Is u t9 y u.
Ticket CO - ~ prize of $780, sold and paid on pre-
srpalion by the all prize seller sikai ioH.
.laothcr One!
Drawing of aIonongaia Lottery, No. ., Nov asth:
II 20 81 II IS l6 IS Is 81 a.
Ticket Nos 10 6 3d. another good prize, sold and paid y
Still .qnothcr
Drawing Of Ieesburg Lottery, So, Extra, Nov. 9sti:
a ,. 40 3 1 o 10 20 % ~
iieA''' we = sTRArToN.
Mammoth Scheme for 17th December, 1872
UNION LOTTERY No. Is, TO be drawn al Alexandria, D. c
Copes-i prizes OF so5OO0 each, OF 10 oO s,ooo t,ooo
5 1855 OF 4nOo Of 2,o00 50 Of Ooa, so Of 500, &C.
Whole Tickets s5-shares in proportion.
IS Nos, II drawn.
N. B.-Tckets In sill the Lotteries for sale at
" " CITATIONS LUCKY OFFICE,
lab street; Richmond. Va
n. Gilt
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T'HE HALIFAX ACADEMY is Of the best and cheap
Schools grade Virginia. 3lr. w l.. Harris en-
gagged Pfircpa aud Mr. j. w Lambeth Assistant ir the
year si They are gentlemen Of high characters ana qiaa
onsOh having received the onor Universiy being
experienced teachers and -inr jealousy devoted TO the business
0f Teaching Fer apply Cn VIM Bailey,
Treasurer Halifax C.. H. The session will Isl
February.
p,c G2-l0
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NJ OTICE-i PERSONS hereby forewarnrd from hunting
shooting or otherwise tr-spasng my land. under The
most rigid penalties of the law. WILLIAM GALL.
st, ist3 G3-lmt