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LOTTERIES.
DlGGERS PRIZE OFFICE, Corac, ~ Nam
ID 0ad GGrernor .SiftctS.

DlGGERS PRIZE OFFICE, Coract ~ Nam
ID and GGrcrn0r .Sirtcts.
Schemes for the Week
Drawing received BY Wednesdays Mail.
Capitals 600, in prizes of 10000 each
$4,000 in prizes OF 5000 each. $500 1000, Al
prizes Of 1000, &c, &C. 10 Nos, II ballo.s.-
Tickets IS.
Drawing received by Thursdays Mail.
Capitals ,000 1000, 5000 1000, 1901
20 prizes of 1000, &c, &c. 10 Nos, II ballots
Tickets 81.
Drawing received by Fridays Mail.
Capitalists, goo, 5000, 1900 Gao ,0l0, Sc
&c. Us Nos, / ballots. Tickets 80
Drawing received by Saturdays mail.
Capitalist 900, 1000, 1000, 1850, l,l50
l.0ii, &c, &c. IS Nos, Is ballols-Tckcls
81
For Saturday Evening
Capitals-$l2 1000, II 50 prizes of /, 900, &c
&c. IS Nos, IL ballots. Tickets only ST.
Splcndid Schemes 10 draw Shortly.
Drawing received by Mondays Mail, Dec ,.
Grand Schcme-S35, 295 Capitals 0O(
neu!D
Capitals-:s335 295, lO,5l5, G000, 5000 1900
$500 $500, 2,0O0, 1900, 800 100, 1891, % o
1000 &c, &c rs Nos, - ballots. Tickets 10
Splendid Scheme-Capi,al go, O0O gJlO0 prize,
of 81 900 IL
Drawing received by Mondays Mail, Dee. Q.
Capitals-$30,0O0, $4,000, 1000, 2.iI7 30
sNTl00 prizes of 1000, - &c, &c. - Nos
II ballots. Tickets only $40.
Grand Schcmc-S30, 900 Capital 10 of $1,000
Drawing received by Mondays Mail Dec. It,
Capiials-S30, 000 10000, 5000, 2,il0. 10 oil
1000, 10 OF 800, 10 Of 900, &c, &c. IS Nos.
II ballo,s. Tickets only $40.
brilliant Schcmc-S3O, 900 Capital $1,000!
Drawing received by Mondays Mail, Dee. %.
Capitals-S3O 900, 10000 5000, 1000, 5000
, of 1000, of 500, , al ,213 80, p Of 900
p of 500. - of 300, 300 OF 200, &c, &c Is
Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets only $40.
Grand Schcmc-S30. 600 Capital! $4,000!
$1,000
Drawing received by Mondays Mail, Dec 80.
Capitals-S30 900, 10000. 5000, G00U, 1000
1900, of $500, = of 1000, : OF 500 = of 400
2of l,2l2, 10 Of 1000, 10 of 800, 80 prizes o
500, $500 lowest 3 No prize,) &c, &c. Is Nos.
IL ballots. Tickets Sl2
g-r Packages of wholes and shares. Single
whues and shares always on hand, in the usiia
great variety, and, as usual, prizes paid al sight
Immediately after the drawing.
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes. and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended To- and drawing sen
when requested. THOS. B. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
NV 05
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RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL

RICHMOND LAW SCHOOL.
THE subscriber has established Law School
i in this cilv;-the Term having begun on the
Isl inst, and ending on the last day Of April next
The currcn; Course embrace the outlines, OF
general principl OF the Law OF Nature and Ma
lions-oi Constitutional Law-and OF the NUM-
cipal Law OF Virginia al some length; and will
I've followed bv another Course, O! a more echni-
cal and practical character, extending through
another term, and embracing some OF the most
important branches of our Municipal Law-to-
ge,her with the subjects OF Pleading, Practice,
and Evidence-incre largely and infinitely consi-
dcrcd
AT the same time, 10 accommodate such stu
dents as may not choose 10 prosecute both these
courses at tull length, there will be Condensed
Course: embracing the most essential parts OF
each OF them, in single term.
And there will be short additional Course OF
Notwithstanding the principles Of the art
more particularly applied 10 Forensic Argumen-
tation; which may be taken most adyanlaSeously
in short Summer Term, al the end OF either OF
the other Courses of Law; or, not unproflably, at
intervals during its progress.
The fee for instruction will be 500 for the
Course OF Law, for the term and so FOR the
Course of Rhcoric--payable i'll advance.
Applications may be made by letter. or person.
ally. TO the subscriber at the Powhatan House, or
al his office on lllh street, south side, llh door
from the corner on Main.
WA. MAXWELL.
Richmond, Nov. l4h 1914
saf Gentlemen intending TO enter the school
during the present term, NAV do so most conve-
nicntlv ON or before the Isl OF January next when
the Course will reach the subject OF Municipal
Law: and the fee for instruction in such case will
be $40, for the remainder OF the term.
Nov l0-2aW6W
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TN CHANCERY.-VlRG At Quarterly
l. Court held for King & Queen county, at the
Court House, Oh Monday, the l2lh of August,
1874:
Cary S. Bland, Plaintiff:
Against
Daniel Hemingway and John Bland, Admit
nistrators OF Eliza Hemingway, deceased,
Defendants.
The defendant, Daniel Hemingway, not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given security ac-
cortlins 10 the Act of Assembly, and The Rules OF
this Court; and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dence, that he is moi an nhabtant of this Com
monweallh, it is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here on the first day of the next De-
cember Court, and answer the bill of the plain
utl and tina; a copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond iortwo months snccessvely. and post
ell a, The iron, door of the Courthouse Of this
county. A copy este:
SAAIL. F. HARDWOOD, DC.
nnt I'm
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4$A tRUll 1HEfS. S9{3
The subscriber has for sale, al the Vir- 10
ginia Nursery, on the Westham ROAD, !. miles
from Richmond, a large quantity Of all the most
choice varieties Of Fruit Trees cultivated in this
climate. OF Apple Trees, there are more than
fifty varieties-of Peach Trees forty varie-
,es-and great variety of Pear, Plum, Cher
nv, &C., &c &C. Also Grape Vines of every
choice variety: Nor;on's Seedlr-, Lee Nair,
Catawba, Hebermeni.s Madeira, &c. He has
also 10000 giant Asparagus ROOFS, from one 10
years old Raspberry Vines, Gooseberry, Sc.
All or which can be had At the usual market
prices.
e. OrdcrS addressed (post paidD to the sub
scriber, orto LEWIS HILL, will he promptly at
tended 10. The Trees, &c, will be packet IN
such a manner as 10 he carried safely any dis
tance.
Oc;. 23-c2awl0i JAMES VIA.
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r AND IN TEXAS FOR SALE OR BAR
IL TER.-25G0 acres OF Land situated on the
San Jacinto River, within Is miles ol the City
OF Houston, in tracts of 32o and 6i0 acres, well
adapted to The culture OF cotton sugar cane and
corn, will be exchanged Tor any kind Of merchan-
disc. For particulars, as to title &c, apply 10
GEORGE w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, I.isc's Row.
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Mecklenhurg co. Oct. Is. lSll-c2m


III E.EN.
TTNHE exercises of this Institution will COM
/ incnce. Tor the ensuing year, on The 2Oih ol
January. and bc continued until the 2Oih Decem-
bcr The subscriber will be assisted hy his
present associate. Mr. John II. Pits, gentleman
of high attainments and cminenlly qualified in
all respects.
The course of studies will embrace (bcsides
the elementary works. The whole range ol Clas-
sica! and Mathematical authors usually studied
Al college, and all the branches constituting a
sound. practical English education, including
Natural Mental and Moral Philosophy
The sirc,est attention will be paid 10 the habits
Of the Students, and candid and impartial state
lncnl forwarded every two months 10 each parent
or guardian al his sons or wards intellectual
progress and moral standing. To the former
and present patrons o the school, 10y whose par
liali; and Kindness il has been 80 long and iibe-
ray sustained, We promise, thai our unremiiiing
efforts will be cXcrcd To merit Il continuance OF
public patronage.
The annexed certificate Of Col. Smith, super
iniendent OF the Virginia Military In.litue, i
appended for the satisfaction oi those acquainted
with Mr. Pits.
The year will be divided into two sessions Of
FIVE months each, and the entire expense per ses-
sion will lie Sl;5, for tuition, board &c, payable
al the end OF the session. D. WHITE.
This is to certify that Mr.. John H. Pits, of
Essex County, Ga graduate oi this Institution
was one year engaged rs an Assistant Instructor
in the institute. and he is considered in every
way qualified 10 perform The duties oi an Instruct
or. either in Latin, Mathematics, French or Eng
lisb. and as such is recommended 10 the patron
are of the public. FRANCIS RI. SMITH.
Sup. V. NJ. J.
Address 0. WHITE, Fleetwood Academy.
Nov. 22-c3t&wt
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PURSUANT 10 decree of the County Court
! of IIenrico, pronounced on the eth day OF
November, 1914, in the snit OF Britannia Wei
lin.ton kcnnon, widow Of Beverly kcnnon, de-
ceased, and Execu,rx of his last will and tcsta-
ment, Plaintiff, against George r. kenuon and
others, Defendants the undersigned, acting 80
Commissioners under the said decree, will, ola
MONDAY, the 30th day of December next at
l. o'clock, NJ proceed 10 sell at public auction,
on the premises, to the highest bidder, a tract cr
parcel of Land lying in the coentes o; lcnrico
and Hanover, called Soletaire, at present occu.
pied by the said George T. kennon, containing
eight hundred and twcniy-seven acres and two
teuts OF al acre, about seven miles from tho
CITY OF Richmond, on Chickahominy Swamp,
and near the Brooke Turnpike road. TIE sale
will be made OH the following terms, 10 wit: For
cash as 10 so much OF The purchase money IS
will be sufficient 10 pay the sum Of twenty five
hundred dollars with interest thereon from the
l., day Of April, 1914, and all the costs attending
the execution OF said decree (incrding com
mission on the whole amount OF purchase mo
ney OF FIVE per centum on the first three hundred
dollars, and two per cent. on all above that and
the residue of The purchase money payable one
half on the Isl day OF January 1916, and The re-
sdue on the LIST day of January. 1si1, for each
of which instruments bond will be taken, bear
ing interest from the day Of sale, to be paid when
the principal is payable. No conveyance will be
executed 10 the purchaser Until the sale shall be
confirmed, the purchase money paid, and con-
veyance directed bv the Court.
G G6P: +; f \. EEfErr. ,com'rs.
No, 10-dSctis
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Nnw Ih-N
CHERRY VALE NURSERY.
:

~ One m,ic jfom Richmond, on The Itta- 3a
INN ROad.
TIME Proprietor OF this establishment returns
il his sincere thanks 10 liberal public for the
patronage he has received at their hands Tor The
las, twenty years, and earnestly solicits 4 con-
,inuance Of their iacorS.
AT this establishment is cultivated the most
popular varieties of all the different kinds Of
Frui, Trees common To this climate, viz APP
pies, Pears, Peaches Cherries. Apricots, Pluns.
Nectarines and AIm:r.s Also a few OF the
most choice varieties Roses and Ornamental
Trees such as Linden and English Naples
About 10000 Grape vincs, OF The most approved
varieties, native and foreisn;-amongst the for
mer is the celebrated Norton, Virginia Seeding,
famous for table nse and wine He also keeps
constantly on hand supply of Domestic Wine,
the pure juice oil The grape. Raspberry Vines,
Goose berry Bushes and Asparagus Roots good
supply always on hand-all Of which he is desi-
rous TO sell at reduced prices Address.
JOHN CARTER.
Nov. eft Nurseyman, near Richmond.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DRACTICE OF LAW.-Thc subscriber
L having resumed the practice OF Law, will
attend the Sessions Of the Court of Appeals in
this City, and those of the Superior Courts OF
Norfolk Borough and Norfolk County, and en-
gage in any business in the line OF his probes
Sion. WIN. MAXWELL.
Office on ll,h Street, South side, four doors
from the corner on Nlain Nov. l9-2awbw
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MISCELLANEOUS.

m FOR RENT.-That desirable Resi-
fsas1A dence known as WHITE PLAINS, i'm
ssasW medialely on the Williamsburg Stage
Road, one mile from Richmond. The houses
consist of Il brick Dwelling, containing seven spa
cious rooms, two Slore-roonls aud Il cellar, brick
Kitchen, brick Office, and other outhouses.-
There are four acres of land aitachcd-a two
acre garden and two lots. This place is very
healthy; and persons conducting business in Rich
mond, will find it a peasanulislancc. Terms very
low. Apply on the premises or al the Enquirer
office. Nov Is
t<Hr.-zat,-:1;7;zn1h PACKET BOAT LINE
Ez2Si7 SyszzN TO LYNCHEURG.-Aller
he 22d INST, our Daily Line of Packer Boats TO
Lynchburg will be discontinued until March lsl,
IS45
Our Tri-Weekly Line will leave Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, al the usual hour, 5
P. NJ. precisely, until further notice.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Nov 2l-tf
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TaiuaLic Rcai Eadtc en- .jdmcS Rrcr, in BucLing-
6am, iOr .Salc, irithom rcscrrc.

TaiuaLie Hcal Eadtc on .jamcS Rrcr, in BUciiRg-
6am, iOr .Salc, lrithom rCScfrc
DY virtue of two deeds Of trust, or one Of them,
ID as the case NAV require, executed BIZ Charles
A. Scott. during his lie, and duly recorded in tie
Clerk, Office of the County Court OF Bncking-
ham. The first of which bears date The 2lst day Of
Apri 1925 and the other III: / lh November,
1879, the undersigned, Trustee, will. on WE'D
NESDAY. the 18th day of DECEMBER, ISL l.,
offer for sale, 10 the highest bidder Tor cash, at
the residence OF William A. Scott, in the said
county, the whole, or ~ much ~ iDav be sutf-
cicnt for the purposes for which tho said deed-
were executed OF the Tract Of LsES in The said
deeds mentioned. on which ths said Charles a.
Scott resided, adoinin9the lands Of George Book
or and others and upon which there exists pre-
viouS lien for the benefit oil DR.. Charles Everett,
upon which there is due about $4,000. This
Trac; is beautifully situated on the South side
OF James river i'll ull view OF, and having
easy communication with tie Canal, about nine
IL miles above the civ Of Richmond, and is est
mated Ia contain about twentysevel hundred
acres, OF which il is supposed upwards OF three
hundred acres are valuable river low grounds
A large portion of the high land is perhaps the
richest in Buckingham The whole Tract lies
well. /, well walcled, and az healthy situation
as any in Virginia. The sum required 10 BE-
raised under the decd OF trust which is for the be-
nelit OF Mrs. Nancy Nicholas, Adminisrralriy OF
George Nicholas, deceased, will b. upwards oi
nineteen thousand dollars. II is expected that the
lien in favor Of DR.. Everett will he enforced on
the same day, and that The whole Tract will be
thus offered for sale at The same lime. BY the
terms of the deeds the sale is required TO he made
Ior cash but it is probable that the purchaser or
purchasers. will be able To make with the parties
interested some arrangementby which reasonable
time may be obtained The title 10 he acquired
by the sale under the deeds Of trust is believed TO
be unGucslionahlc The sale will lie made sub
icct To the lien existing in favor of DR. Everett or
with his consent. and TO the dover rights Of the
widow of the said Charles y. Scott but sellin9a>
Trustee. shall only convey such title as is vest
ed in me The land will he shown TO any person
desiring to purchase, by William A. Scott, who
resides on the plantation, and whose house will be
open on the day Of sale, With all necessary com.
forts Tor those attending the sale. II, from bad
weather. or any other cause, the Trustee should
deem il proper, for the interests and rights OF the
parties concerned, TO postpone the sale the same
will he adjourned from day la day The land
will certainly be sold. and persons DESTROYS OF
purchasing most valuable, healthy beautiful
and convenient farm, are especially invited to
come and examine the fine crops now growing
upon il. WIN. BltANCH, trustee.
ne, 1-oovtds
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H. Valuable Murl and Ifmbcrcd Land for -
sale in Surry county. L
THE subscriber offers for sale Clio acres of
i LAND situated in the county of Surry, adj
Joining the lands of L. A. Maddrea and p. T..
Spratley, and lying both sides of the Stage Road
leading from Cabin Point 10 Surry Courthouse,
being about six miles from the Courthouse, and
three miles from Floods Landing on James river.
There are a few acres Of cleared land, with an
old frame building on it, Mos, of the land is
still in the original growth, there being on it a
considerable quantity of Heart Pine, White and
Red Oak Timber. The soil of the land is well
adapted 10 the growth ofCorn, Wheat Oats, &c,
and has Mari convenient and in abundance. 1t
has also, a fine range for cattle and hogs, having
a plentiful supply OF water at all seasons of the
year. Persons disposed to purchase will be shown
it by applying TO Mr.. T. A. Maddrca, or S N.
d. Carroll and they can know the terms,
which will be accommodating and the price low,
by applying TO William M. West, Deputy She
riff of the County or to the subscriber, in Ports
mouth Should the above land not be sold pr-
yately before it will be offered at public auction,
at Mr. Samuel N d. CarrelIs Store, (Which is
near the Land,) on THURSDAY, the 10Th OF
December K. II. TATEM.
Portsmouth Oct 29-wtds
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Runaway from The subscriber living near
Fishersvlle, Augusta county, Va, on the 3olh OF
last month, Negro Man, named Charles, -
years OIL yellow complexion five feet eight or nine
inches high, and would weigh about $50 He
had on a blue cloth coat and blue cloth panla-
looms, high-crowned hlack fur hat, and a
pair of boots when he eoped-and wore silver
watch. He may, however, have changed his
clothing and disposed Of his watch. He was APP
pretended in Haydensville, Goochland, last We'd
nesday, and again escaped on his way 10 jail,
and it is likely has made his way TO Richmond, as
he has negro acquaintance in this city. lie is,
no doubt making an effort 10 get to some of the
Northern Tree States The above reward will be
given for his apprehension out OF the State OF
Virginia, or fifty dollars il taken in Virginia.
To be secured in either case until get him.
Oct. g-cr GEORGE COlNER.
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MEDICAL INSTITUTE.


WE next session Of the Medical Institute will com
nence on the first of the ensuing November, and
continue ten months In this Institution all the branch
eso' complete Medical Education are taught Espe.
attention civcn to the practical departments, such
az surgery and the Practice of Medicine by and
..nfa' illus,ratons Chemistry by experiments, and
snh'.omy by dissectons. An abundant supply of the
muefia Tor the study Of practical Anatomy, al.
ways Ne had during the proper season.
eonrss IN this Institute will enfitle students 10 come
Tor graduation after attending full course In
e Washington University of Baltimore one Of The best
Medical Schools in the Union
ne Zee Tor full course will be one hundred doliars
rYnp'e ia advance. Any number OF students wishing
Jun ths institute, can he accommodated with board
&C, in its immediate vicinity.
"a ne institute Is located within half mile Of Prince
Nv aIa Courthouse, a mile Of Hampden Sidney Col
N.Y. ana siI miles from Farmvie; and in a neighbor-
and morality
IuHN ?. METTAUER, A. M. Nj. D.,
FRANCIS J. METTAUER, ia, A. NJ. NJ. d.
-iIhce Edward C. H.. Aug 70, 1874. 13-wtlD
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CHARLES p. GOODALL,
HENLEY G.. BOSWELL
Commissioners

COMMISSIONERS,
By virtue of the same, above mentioned de-
cree. we shall likewise proceed TO sell at pubic
Auction to the highest bidder on tie 18th day OF
December next, il fair if otherwise, on The next
fair day thereafter, Sundays exccpied) on the
premises, a tract OF land containing Two Hun
bred and Fits acres; lying in the county OF
Hanover, and adjoining the lands of VIM. Pat
man and Others
Terms Of sale: Onc-lourth cash; the balance
on a credit oil G. II and Is months, Tor approved
endorsed negotiable notes, and the title withheld
till the credi, payments afe made.
CHARLES p. GOODALL, c,.-
HENLEY c. BOSWELL. { coraF>-
Sale conducIedby Il. H. Dickinson & Brother,
Richmond Nov. 9-cwtds Auctioneers.
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SALE OE'TALEABLE IRONEROPERI'Y
In RIICkINCIIAM

DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust executed TO the
ID undersigned by the Buckingham Iron Ma
nuiacruring Company, bearing date on the 9th
day of November, 1910, ard duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF buckingham County, for the
purpose OF securing sundry debts 10 Edward W.
Sins &c. | will proceed TO sell 10 the highest
bidder for ready money, at the Furnace said
Company, in tie County OF Buckingham on
Friday Inc 10Th day OF December next, il fair, il
not The next fair day thereafter. Sundays except
cd. the whole Of the Lands owned bv said Com
pany containing, as supposed, $500 acres. with
all lis appurlenanccs thereto belonging. This
property lies in the lower end Of Buckingham
and within a mile Of the James River 4 Mana
villa Canal About one hall Of :hc land has been
chopped ovcr-thc remainder is well Wooded
The fund of Ore is believed 10 be ineShausiibIc
and near 10 the Furnace. Every necessary
building has been erected for The prosecution o! a
large business. The Stock and Casting honse is
believed TO he the best in the Stale. Considering
is proximity To market-the abundance oi Ore
aud iucl-the superior roads leading 10 The Fur
mace and other advantages, il is believed that no
other property in the Stale offers such induce
menis 10 capitalists 10 invest their money. Such
tile as is vested in me will b. conveyed 10 the
purchaser. GEO. Ii. ANTHEMS,
Nov. lg-lawlds Trustee.
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TN CHANCERY-ViRG AT 4 Court
/ held for Accomach county, at the Courthouse
thereof on Monday, the 18th day OF October,
lSH
N1ease Smith, Plaintiff:
against
Soutley Grinalds, Robert \. Young, and Ed
ward P Pitts, Defendants:
The defendant, Southey Grinalds, not having
entered his appearance, and given security, ac-
cording 10 the act of Assembly and the rules OF
this Court, and i, appearing by satisfactory evil
dcncc, that he is not an inhabitant of this Com
monwealh, it is Ordered that the said defendant
do appear here on tie first day of the next Janu
AIRY term of this Court, and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper Published in the
city OF Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the Courthouse of
this county. A True Copy-Tesie,
J. J. AILWORTH, Deputy,
For Thomas r. Joynes, c. A. c.
Nov 1fj-v2m
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TASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA,
T. TO WIT BE it remembered, that on, the
tenth day of September, A. ID. 1914, in the
sixty-ninth year Of the Independence of the
United States Of America, VIM. II. Richardson,
of the said District, as Secretary of the Com
monwealth of Virginia. for, and on behalf Of
said Commonwealth, hath deposited in the Clerks
Office OF the United States Court, for the Eastern
District of Virginia, the title of Book, which
is in the following words, to wit "Reports of
cases decided in the Supreme Court of Appeals,
way Robinson.-volume II.-FTom April LIST,
ls43, TO April Isl, 1874" The right whereof he
claims for the Commonwealth of Virginia, as pro-
prietor thereof, in conformity with an act of Con-
gress entitled "An act to amend the several acts
respecting Copyrights"
A Copy. Teste, P. MAYO,
Oct. 29-w4w Clerk of the District.
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r C. GREGORY & Co., Managers Office,
j No. l0l, West Main ST.
Drawn numbers OF The Alexandria Lottery,
Class No. Al, drawn at Alexandria, Saturday,
23rd, Nov, 1871
81 81 80 G2 GO AZ ca 3 - &c lG !.
No. "A 81 80 entitled 10 the Capital prize OF
$4,000. No. II l6 81, also 4 prize Of $4,000, in
the above Lottery, were sent 10 this office and sodi
the former 10 citizen OF this place and the latter
10 a citizen OF Petersburg Nov 26