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Nov. %

DRIS1'fNG INK.-We shall have constantly on ~
supply Of Johnson s. Durart's best Printing Ink, 81
prices.
Enquirer Office, March 10, 1873.
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A Copy. Tesle,


IN CifiNCEEf -NfEGi>GA:--tt Rules hrd IN ilrt-.c
Of tie Circuit superior to';t OF Law and Chance, .
county. on Monday, January the 2ni, Isio:
Albert &. Watkins, Pa
against
Edwin /. Watkins, and Martha 1oArson. a!.ui.r,.,
David Johnson adii'o al Thomas johnson orc'd M
The defendant Er:In / Watkins NOT bayl. r.lesod b..
pearance and given security acc"t:n. tw aud
court, and itarpfarlng by satisfactory rvidegc Tat
lnhabtant Of this state. On motion oi the plaintiff. rs NJ.
new Il Is Ordered. That TIE laid defendant Edwin g.
appear before the Judge oi the said Court, Il the Cu
the FIRST dag of the al the said Court. an. r
plaintiffs bill and that copy Of this order he forthwith ..
in newspaper Published Ia the City ri RiclJ.ali 70.
months excessively, and posted 1T the front door a.
House Of this comfy, court day
Copy. Tesir, JOHN HUNTER. e {
Feb. 4.
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In the United States Court Eastern bisi5c, of y'ca
Jan. 9th. lst3:
John ClNDrNlNG, the late ifr of Graham !. t1nt
composed of the said John Cindin'ng and John t;ll
the said John Clindning in his individual clarar It -
of Richmond, having fled petition, praying ,!a. lr ~
Glazed Bankrupt II Is Ordered, that all persons rlsli.
creditors Of the said John C!ndinnc in MS al agd
character, sh,w cause 10 the Court the 18Th LAY Il @
next, why the said John clnnins, hi. ard
character, b. not declared Bankrupt, pursuant Ia tire
Congress IN that behalf AMI tii copy Of ord lee gs
Ell Ia the ew,crs according Tie I'D and aii.I rule II
CoY-Tc>ir
HENRY GfBSO,,. rI+t,
J,n tt
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In the United States Cont for thr Eastern District col
February II, 1873
EDWARD MAYO of the county Of Powhaian liavD. IS
~ petion praying that III may be declared BiHsw,i:
Ordered, thai all persons claiming he creor- %; III, ,1
ward Mayo show Case IL the tnLft, the ih DAY # NJ
ncA why the said Edward Mayo b. not declared ansi
pursuant; 10 the art Of Congress et Lriali. and thai c
this "rGei he published III the spaptt, according to t
and 2i;l rules oi Golrt.
Copy-Feste,
HENRY GiESON CHI
Feb. IL gs-w,a,
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I.fHIItI II. EIAI.cgH 0.---
Martha W. Burton, r,s
Lucy Webster, John w yarsor William Narscr, Il ~ e.,
Martha Varser Lawson Scnu, aud Clarke, Ei> We .s,
burton, executor Of Abraham tuition. drc'd, T."
The plant rs by aorncy, fhi> day fled tic:r b., Son,
PENDANTS. Lawson Scott ana Carsey his WIFE. Ht
SER Eu having entered their appearance and
cordug Ia the act uf Assembly aui the rul,> 81 5,t
il appearing ny satisfactory evidence. that they ar f
of this State IL l. ordered. That The sad Il irndla,
here the fret daj Of the next AIIl Tenn ~ ti. ,
the bill of the pl!nt.I. aud that cops 81,
forthwith inserted IN some nev ptcr published "a ~. "
Richmond Tor two mnhS succrSsivriy, and posted = e.
door of the Court House this couaiy.
A Copy. Tesle,
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IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Northumberland t.
4 Court. 10th October, 1872:
Frederick W. Wood, comp.anar
against
william " aicCariy AMI Sarah Lis wife, WHO ua, Ssfa
Wnpd, Marianne Woo', Eliza r. Wood, Gcorsr.tra K y.
Henrietta =. Wood, John /. Wood and Cha:lrs l.. Wool
De...tisae
Ills day Tie complainant. rs his iirrnry ga H4
liz 10 The satisfaction q. The Cont, that The defendants Hm
McCauy and sarah T. hi> wife who Sarah Z. .gei ya
anne Wood, Eliza 7. Wood Ge"rg-aira H. WOO, naa;.
Wood, john y. Wood and Charles j. Wood iatst
OF this State: On the motion of The plaintiff !. Oor.i
the SAID defendants appear here the Fad Nondsy S.
next aud the bill Of the pa:of; aud ;sa; CON
order be forthwith inserted for months
Richmond Enquirer, and another copy thereof posted
door OF the Cont house of ibis county,
Copy-leste,
NJ. D. CRA,.Lr {. l.
jan, 81
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(Fro,a the Mare. No. ef the Democratic Ree'es J
c.npA.rII WORSHIP In TILE FOHEST.

..Mrcn YET REMAINS u>su>c."
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Amelia Ccuui, L.,
. January, 1888:
Daniel ". Baton. Iemuel II. Eu,,on Elizabeth A. o.,
Martha W. Burton,
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IN CHANCERY--v,hGi.tA:-- M Rules held IN i. -
L ce Of the Circuit Superior Co:ft Of Iiw and r. iNs
Louisa county, on Monday, lie BID day Il DC. l.r y,
MaryP. Duke, Administrative OF BENJAMIN Il u..- =
agains: r'
William shelton in his right, aud IA sur.iy,o,
Jnhn Shelton, deceased, and a surviving Tu>e. n,
John Shctou's VIII for John Shel.on, Jr, IoAa ..,'
beth Winston and David Shelton, Et.. p
The defendant, David Shelton, n.i having e,.;,,r
and given security. according In Law and The 49,.
Court and il appearing h. satisfactory evidence thu,
an iniabltant Of this state, on motion of The paai+
Counsel, il l. Ordered, That the said defendant s4
do appear before the Judge of the said Court n, The
The first day OF the term Of the Cont a.. -
the plaintiffs original and amended bill; and thar
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pptl
city of Richmond for months succe-siyc:y, and
front door Of Tie Courthouse of this county SON, t
A Copy-Teste,
JOHN HUNTER. ..
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I'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rules held j.,
Office Of the circut Superior Court OF Law ana a7
the county Of aliddIesex, on the first Monday IN
William X. Perrin and Sarah T. his WIFE C a4'y,
against "'"''as.
Thomas NJ D. Roy, in his own right and ~ p,
last will and testament Of Thomas Boswell a,souo,r
Roy, Robert Chew, Executor the last vii and @ A.r
John Chew, deceased Jain E. Meade and Rrh.c m
who was Reaecca w. Beverley, Edward r. Rand,". b.
beth his wife, who was EIizteth D. beverley ant
dolph and Aan y. his wife, who Ann n p '"psf 4
Beverley, Carter Beverley, William d Beyetley ,s
ley, Carer w. Wormelsy, Elizabeth Il. Wootv,a W.
trix of Philemon Woodward, decreased lair sbr' tht
county. and, such, Administrator of Ralph W. ':-
ed Lewis b. Montague, late Sheriff of sai - e..
To whom the Estate Of The said Ralph Wo,rseey -;
for administration DE- bopis non, Robert X The COINS
de bonis of said Ralph Worneiey and en-, t ~,
Administrator OF his lae wife, Eizabe,a Eaxton, r. b
zabeth Wormelcy, ~ y,
The defendants, Edward b Randolph ard r, ,s;s1fl
wife, Robert Beverley and Carter Beverley no l' L
their appearance aud given security, acrortng VIZ. tt
Assembly and the rules uf this Court, aud - M
Wit flied, that they not inhabitants of Ills STAT, . "a
tha, the said defendant do appear here lie 6r, @
term next, and answer the bill Of the plaintiff. sst = =! 3
of this order be forthwith inserted in the Ric.uJ
Two months snccessvey, and posted tie fior, :
Court house Of this county. f
Copy-Iestr, JNO $. HEAL;
Feb s''''l g..
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OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH.

OPERATIONS on THE TEETH.
b. CHEWING, DENTIST, Of Rieamond has opened Of
flee in Petersburg, Sycamore street, door to Henry
Aylme Son, where he will DC happy attend TO all who
respectfully referred to the following Cards:
have acquainted with Dr. F. B. Chewing about six
years. and have had opportunity Of knowing him WELL As
Is ementiy skilled in every department Of this curative ant and
affords great pleasure him every
worthy confidence and patronage who the
loss or decay OF their Iee may need the services Of Dentist
&. A. HARRIS, NJ. D. d. H. g.,
Professor Of Practical Dentistry In Baltimore
College Of Dental Surgery.
have and examined operations kinds perform
by Dr. Chewing Teeth which, and dura
biiy surpassed do, with confidence recommend
my patrons friends and the public generally
L. BAKER, Dentist, New York City.
To me citizen. Of Petersburg and rieirity.
Our fiend, Dr. F. B. CHEWING is about TO locate
Office your has BEEN during years successful pac-
OF DENTISTRY in this cy-and having had ample op
pcruny for Judging Of his ability and skill think he has
in his profession here elsewhere With the utmost
chceuness recommend him confidence and paran
age, assuring you thai il viii not be misplaced.
1h Johnson, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy Physiology In
the Richmond Medical College,
L. Bohannan, NJ D. Professor OF Obsetrica Medicine In
the Richmond Medical College.
8. Maupn, 81. D., Professor Of Chemistry the Richmond
Medical College.
NJ. Clark. b. d.
TIL. Nelson NJ D.
John c. Hobson.
s. 3. Baxter
H. e. }. Fry & Co.
A Moseley
G. Watson, NJ d.
Edward II. Carmichael NJ. D.
Dunlop, Moncnre & Co
Richmond, Nerembor letl.
Ian u s0--w1w.
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them on the ouspicous results Of the late elections AND
on the many proofs which the last few years AFFORD o.
the wisdom Of the leading It has been the''
effort 10 establish. !,
But the in6rmities Of age deny this pleasure, and
permit me only in The retirement of my farm, to rect
orocate the mis- and feelings which elected
by the exer,ons Of those who can take more actse
part in defending the rights Of the people, and IN
ing those faithful servants who through good ana ev
report have done their duty
1 concur with you, gentlemen, IN Tue tribute you
nav to the character Of Mr. Van Buren,, and recognize,
in the strong language, by which you represent the
humhuQgery of the last election, the working OF thst
ma My spirit which belongs to the American people. u
is the Office of this spirit to separate truth from error,
and restore justice the influence it may have lost oy
the temporary prevalence of prejudice No ONE there
FORE who has faith in this spirit, or in the public virtue
and intelligence from which it emanates, can be sur
prised at The high estimate in which you hold the ser
vices of Mr. Van Buren,, at the paralily you ayow
for him as the candidate for the next Presidency that
may be put in nomination by National Convention OF
the Republican party.
In responding thus frankly TO your sentiments on this
subject, that opportunity may be afforded
TO those disposed TO misudge me- of ascrbing to me
wish 10 interfere with the judgment of that convention
But nothing be further from my purpose. am but
rendering act of justice to tried servant OF the
people, and bearing that testimony to his patriotism
and fidelity which long acquaintance enabled me most
fully to test.
In so doing am sure that none who are anxious for
the .scendancy of The old Jeersonian Democracy will
charge me with DIcTATIoy and but little for the
praise or censure Of those who belong to the opposite
school of politics.
With these views, gentlemen, beg leave to offer
the suboined sentiment the occasion OF your meet
ing compliance with your request for one, and have
the honor to be- with great respect your
ANDREW JACKSON.
Martin Van Buren-Fathfu in all his acts to the
Democracy of the United States he merits their full
lest confidence.
To the Committee.
Correspondence 10 be eontinued.i
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AucH YER REMAINS ussuSc."
THE pIUNKARD'S ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS ENEMY
EITHER .M4TNEH.

AN IRISH SONG-BY Cot. BLAcKER
Away with Father Mathew. away with sober thought,
Away with silly notions of doing ought:
Well drain the overlooking bowl, H. Tor life aud time,
lurrah! hunah for whskey, the Of every crime
Away with Father Mathew away with good advice,
comfort cleanliness and cottage trim and nice;
So5rieiy and Temperance on life are heavy drags,
Hurrai, hurrah for drinking, for poverty aud rags.
Away with Father Mathew and his efforts for good
The change from squaid penury 10 raiment and to food
talk Of starving children and the addened mothers wall
Iurrah, hurrah for whissey, the treadm and the jail
Away with Father Mathew, and his eloquence fine,
What reck OF commandments, whethe, human divine
Who bend before idol glass in alteration low,
Iurrah, hurrah for drinking, come future veal or
Away with Father Mathew, and his wishes for peace,
That luanrng should be more and discord Cease
Give the Joy Of listy-Cuffs aud rolling in the mud,
Hurra hurra ior whskey the bltdgeon and the blood
Away with Father Mathew and his energies 10 win
Our minds froT dissipation the flowing source OF sin
Another and another cup, give revelry full scope,
Iurrah, hurra for whiskey the gibbet and the
lilo, Taps,ers the rescue We Publicans come on,
Winners sound the warwoop for occupations gone;
Shout every advocat. Of vice. who in 4 word edge
Away with Father Mathew, the Medal and The Pledge!
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Fall Imported CHINA and QUEENSW.7RE,
SELLING VERY Low.
by the ship Harriet Rockwell just arrived added TO previous
- receipts am placed In possession Of large and command
Ing stock of Queensware and China.
German, French and american Glassware.
Also hand extensive and varied assortment Of Cut,
Pressed and Plain Glass Of German French and American Sa
nufacre German Silver aud Britannia Casio stone Ware
ETC., etc.
The Goods have been purchased at sey lou rates. h
money, and am anxious 10 sell in The same way.
My old and punclual paying friends invited 10 buy the
usual credit. WIN. F. BUTLER,
3 doors above the Bell Tavern.
Sent 90 39-wf
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u UNAWAY NEGRO IN RUSSELL JAIL There was COM
~ med to the Jail Of Russell county, Va about the first Of
September, 1892 Negro Boy who calls himself Bll-hnd
when committed old jeans and panaloons and wte hat
all nearly e says present masters name is VIII
ams and purchased about is months before he
from trader by the OF Beverly Said hoy Is about 10
20 OF made and active He says he
tell the of State be FROM The owner
requested forward prove property and take him away
otherwise, he will be dealt with according to law.
EDWARD D. HERMAN,
d. Sheriff Of Russell county, Va.
Dec. 6f-w3m
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TO VIRGINIA MERCHANTS

Print and Hosiery Store, NO. 40 Cedar stre.f A. :,
WILLIAM F. BULkLEY, lof the late firms Of can''
openins and offers for sale, by the piece package
new and large assortment Of % ah enta,
FRENCH ESst.sa sAS scoTea AND
together with full assoltment Of bleached and h,es
Linens Brown Hollands, Linen Drlls Cotton do Ps Coz
Mexican Mixtures Linen Cambria and Cambria Hns Den
Bamhaznes Cambria Musns, Jaeoners, Nansoot
Swiss and Null Muslins, Striped and Plaid Jacons,s
and Brown Table s s or ss
chants VIII always 6nd to their advantage to buy ,S
where the stock Is new, well assorted and consanv u
hands. AAtts
Cash purchasers viii always find our stock fun a, an
of the year; and owing facilities Of procuring so
from Auction American and European Manufacicfe. Ss
dence In inviting dose and good buyers examine on,
Merchants that find IL inconvenent visit this civ Nt
themselves by remng the money, giving correc, d.a
be executed with despaleh and at low prices as can
In this city WIN. +. BI'fRtIrsse
New York, Jan. i9th, ls43. ,gaaY
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honor Of our country abroad, and the relations Of the
several States and their citizens and institutions at
home, that1he first wish is to see that finished under
your administration which was frustrated or left n-
complete, and to behold that bright mark of popular
confidence given TO you which has been bestowed on
those faithful servants Of the Republic in whose steps
you have truly followed.
We are, with sentiments of high respect your friends
and fellow citizens
VIM. H. Bryce, Israel Young,
James R. Hnyman, Thomas M Rush,
Wm.F Knitting, James A. Sloan,
Miles N. Carpenter, Andrew McDole,
D. c. Skerrelt, Henry Jaques,
VIM Dohnert, VIM Rush,
James Hoahan, J.R Yeager.
John II. Dohnert,
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EVANSVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY, v4.-The mex. SEES.
- sion OF this Institution will comnrnce The first day Of
February next end st day OF August following
Terms per session Of six months:
Board including every personal accommodation, $50
Tuition in the higher English Branches, le
" Music, and use Of Instrument, "a
Latin or French, extra,
class Of Misses under IL years will be taken nj II
SAMI- l. VENABLE, Principal.
Dec. % 10-W4W
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACToRY,
Cary Street, three doors above the Columbian Hold
Richmond, Ia.
H. ANTHONY still continues sell Hats nt the foowp
y low prices:
Plain Russia Brush Hats, from So to S. Silk HITS made
on hne fur bodies, water proof from 50 so 50 5 Boys Has
from 81 IS to 81; Fur Caps from 81 $40; Gentlemen cI
Caps from 81 10 81; together with OF Men. al
Boy HAIR sealet and Glazed Caps black and drab Wool m
wholesale and retiil 7erns-Cash.
r. g. lie kreps during Summer large assortment u.
hor Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats. suitable all agr
n. u. Hats made 10 order
Jannnry LIST. 1912 73-ulyi
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L1EMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, BroKIsonAM covs-
IT. VA-The Faculty, present organized, consists OF
Rev. Lorenzo Lea A. NJ Professor Of Languages Moral and
Mental Philosophy.
Thomas C. Johnson A. D., Professor of Mathematics and
Experimental Sciences.
Mrs. Mary A. Lea, Governess.
Miss Mary A. Bailey Precepress in instrumental and Vocal
Music and Teacher Of French.
Miss Harriet p Bailey Assistant Pecertress in Music, and
Principal Of the Preparatory department
MIR. Geo. w F. Dashel, Steward.
The of months Is divided into equal
The first Of the session will close the Tuesday
preceding second Wednesday in January 1888 after private
exanaton and the second term will commence the day
thereafter
TO graduate in the English course including the French and
Spanish languages requires period Of three years. with La
tin languages u unless The pupil has advanced be-
yond the elementary branches.
Rates Of Tuition for months:
or elementary English branches, $l3
For hpher English studies, with Languages, 1e
Music extra including the of instrument, %
Board, including lights, fuel, bedding, SC, 50
Payment tuition and board in advances otherwise interest
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Dec. % 70-w4w
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
Completion Of the Railroad to .7guia Creek.
IarirnIIS1 En.aI.f.a.

CO"Ftett0H y INC HutHUdu 70 7qHlu L7fth'
Unriuatied Expedition.
E Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
NY hereby announce that their Railroad completed M
Potonnc river on the 10th instant and that travellers nos
conveyed between Richmond and Washington all
The year, by Railroad Cars and Steamboats, the Steamboat
pany being provided with effective ice boats keep open "
navigation during the hardest weather In Wnter leaving
mond at NJ, precisely instead A. as heretofore 80!
reaching Washington In 9and Baltimore - hours; nor
than "a hours In advance of the River Bay Boats
Travellers by this line proceeding Philadelphia imm-da
on their arrival NJ Baltimore reach that city al g. A. ~
morning, or in % hons after leaving Richmond
nstrnd Of paying their fare heretofore IN K
only and afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat
Washington, passengers Will take tickets the Railroad
both for Washington and Baltimore The fare in tbs way
be less than paid separately, different portions
Whole fare TO Washington,
Do. to Baltimore, si0
Do to Philadelphia, (,y Peek and I.ore's line, or
the afternoon Railroad line from Baitnooe,) 81?
No charge for children under three years Of age-ohers
twelve OF age half price, Or colo,ed ersons PR
THOMAS SHARP
Superintendent Of 7[ansportaica.
Nov. y 59-wly
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p EMovAL-R. N HUDSON Dentist, has removed bis oaa
~ TO tho square above the Banks Main street,
the residence Of James Bosher, Esq.
He performs all operations the Teeth for beauty
preservation and Inserts Incorptibie Teeth singiy in IL
sets, ON the most approved plans.
Ladies' and gentlemen interested respectfully Invited
and examine his OF Teeth, comprising every ysy
OF shades carefully selected from the celebrated nnr
turers.
lie also Inserts Artificial Palaies designed to restnre the
TO Its proper and sound.
Refer To the Rev. Or. Pumer, Rev Dr. Empe, Hubbard Cart
Co., Gen. Peyton g. 8. Baxter ESQ.,; Dr. Chanbera
Dr. Brockenbrough, Cen Pegram, and DR.. k. @. Cabe.
Oct. lS as-wl
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lanes A. PATERSON, COMMISSION MrwcHAsr, nnsasS'
Pa-Wi give prompt attention TO sales OF all kinds Of T.,
ducr AMI Merchandise consigned bis care Oh "
street, adioining Messrs CaprrtoR & Crump
Oc,. ls 1, w
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HERMITAGE, Dec. &C, 1912.

HERMITAGE, Dec. TO- IS42
Gentlemen have received your favor Of the 9TH
ns apprising of the intention of the Democratic
citizens Of the city and county of phadephia who
in favor Of Mr. Van Burens selection the candidate
for The next Presidency to meet together on the 9Th of
January next, and inviting me at the same time on be-
half Of those citizens to attend the meeting
For the terms Of warm personal respect and conf
dence in which you pleased to convey this invita-
ton, beg you 10 accept my sincere thanks, with the
assurance that nothing could be grateful to my
feelings than meet my democratic friends more
al Phadelphia and exchange congratulations with
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&c. GREGORY & Co.. Managers.

]. G. GREGORY & Co., Managers.
Office on ain SsioD MANS and l4h strss
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR ls43.
S3O,0O0-25 prizes Of $4,000
UNION LOTTERY, Class No. for 1913, to he drawn at
AleYandrIa D. c. on Saturday, ah OF January, 843
n,,z. Of s spdSS I' I prize Of 5000
! 10000 $500
! 5000 i 2,l95
! 5000 IS prizes Of 1000
&C. &C.
Certificates Of packages Of IS whole tickets. $3.50 90
No do Is half do Is 90
No do a5 quarter do - 50
For Tickets Shares Certificates Of Packages the above
-p' j. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, Va:
Drawings sent Immediately aeI they all ho order
usc % 70-td
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OLD WINES AND LIoUoRs-Also, GRoCEkEs.-I have
" and general of old Wines and Ii
qnors part which been kept hand improving
years. and then said to be 20 years DID, My Groceries will
bear fair comparison with the beat In the city, may regard
quality and price, cefulness putting OF them up The
old Wines and Liquors will be found most beneficial for the pre-
Of health, when moderately and judciousy used
Should any be found ncreduos not TO have firm and
mistaken belief in PLAIN matter OF fact assertion let him
enquire subscriber who has been regular tempe
drnke during the last SO of his fe and f sats
fed with his healthy appearance they can portrait Of Ills
uncle who died few years ago The State Of New York aged
years. and he eH kaon be drinking fish since the
day he left Ferentosh, then STRIPPING.
WIN. WALLACE.
Aug % 3-wy
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ID N. HUDSON, DEsrisr, performs all operations On :
N. TEETH, for their beauty and preservation, and rr
coruptible teeth, singIy In full setis on the most ast
plans.
Ladies' and Gentlemen interested respectfully ns,.
call and examine his Of teeh comprising ey.r
ety Of shade carefully selected from the most celebrated M
facturers.
lie also inserts Artificial Pala,es, designed restore III,
to its proper tone and sound
& Co.. Gen. Bernard Peyton, Dr. Chamberayne Dr. Boz
broueh s. g. Baxter, Esq Dr.. B. C. Cahell General PEN
George Watson, NJ. d.
~ Office on Main street, square above the Banks
Ilpr =.