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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-09
TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ryoUyBER

Prince EDWARD, April 4, 1874.
At the February court of this county, our late able
and efficient delegate, Samuel e. Anderson, according
the time honored and wise custom of the Old Dc,
mnon, rendered very full and satisfactory account
to his constituents, OF the manner in which lie had
executed the trust which they had confdcd TO him
All seemed satsfed-nay, highly pleased, with the nc
which he gave of the proceedings Of the Legs
lature, and the principles and views upon which he
acted and the Democratic portion of the Assembly
desired 10 declare him candidate forthwith for the
Spring election He, however, objected, saying he
did not wish to be candidate, and would not be,
any portion Of the Democratic party should prefer
other. The Vigilance Committee then held meet
ing, and greatly enlarged their number, and called
meeting of the Democracy at March court, TO nomi-
nate their candidate for the Legislature.
In compliance with the call, the Democracy assem-
bed at March court in force and Organized for action,
by calling Moses Tredway Esq to the Chair, and APP
pointing VIM. A. Leigh Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been Explained,
James II. Wilson, Esq, nominated Samuel c. Ander-
son. the candidate Of The Democratic party Of this
county and, the nomination having been submitted
10 The meeting by lis Chairman, Mr.. Anderson was
lected without dissenting voice. A committee
immediately appointed 10 wait on Mr.. A.. TO inform
him of his nomination, and request his Acceptance
Having sgniiied his acceptance he invited to ad
dress the meeting, which lie did IN peculiarly I'M
pressive manner. The Democracy Of Prince Edward
mean to give good account of themselves, and re
turn to the councils Of the Sale that faithful Repnb
can The schemes Of the Wing and lis Owner, deve-
oped in their attempts to prejudice MIR. Anderson in
the estimation of the new county people, viii fail both
10 defeat him and to elect The contfiycr. The
county people understand the game well as these
who play it. The badinage and stuff about Mr.. A.,
contained in the communications made 10 the Wing,
are deemed scarcely worthy of notice That Samuel
&. Anderson should be "demolisbed by H. T. Irving,
may do TO tell TO people who know neither Of the
men; but to those who do it is all fudge. Mr.. Ir9Ing
is gentleman, and Of decent talents; and, n
doubt his heart desp'ses the slang and nonsense Of
those communications much any
Mr.. Anderson ably sustained the cause of Democracy
both in Charlotte end Prince Edward The people of
this County have given the best evidence OF their es-
mate Of his capacity and services, By the perfect unan
unity with which they have again called hun 10 the
field Anderson will be elected by strong majority
Yours respectfully, &c.
VOTER.
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,LBEuagLE COUNTY CANDIDATES.

On Monday Tucker Coles, Esq, s'gn'tied u the De-
mocra,c party OF AIbemarle that he would be unable
to accept the nomination which they had conferred up
on HIM as candidate 70, the county. PETER CARR,
Esq talented and able champion in the Of the
Democracy, was, with one accord, chosen cand;
date to run with Mr. Iaake Mr. Carr at once accept
ed the nomination, and will take the field in few
days Now, Democrats of Aloemarle, you have o.
porunily Of indicating your principles and putting
down those OF your opponents Be active, be vigan',
let every neighborhood be canvassed, and supplied
With documents bearing upon the ques tons before
the country Be firm, stand to your ground manfoiy,
drive back the enemy; have nothing TO tear from
public discussion, the talented and able champion Of
he Wings has been mpletely ENDORSED by one OF
your candidates Monday. You have the power TO
tefea, The Wings and elect your candidates. GoHDos,
LEAKE, and CARR. Will yon do it, Come out TO the
poll, every one of you, and it will be done;
Charlottesville Jefrs5a,ar.
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Union Level. FOR sALE-By virtue Of Deed of Truss
cycrucd Alexander Dortch. and duly recorded in the
Comfy Co. Mccklenburs hearing date the 9th day of May,
s;3 viii od the highest bidder, the PROMISES on the
m day OF June next the Tract Of Land which the said Dortch
now restless COUNTY of MacaenbIrg immediately on the
road leading BeIcd 10 Milton, y. u containing aH
49, nbc 100 which standing original grow Ill.,
and heavily mbcred and very productive IN cora wheat oats
and tobacco the staple of tbs country in which sad tract
euoted The Improvements consist of large anu comfortable
,ina house ntning eight rooms and large dry cellar
..d A. dining together with necessary out house.
servants tobacco barns stables. cribs, carriage house, ice
",.e &C. the West end of this tract good store
,s lilac snils shop. lumber house; ato, comfortable dwell
Ian, hnse with Stables crib, and two negro onSeS
md i kuown hv Of Union Level. IL Is believed to be
@ If The best stanGs This part Of Virginia for bisinessron
ru To 900 worth % goods he sold Annually, to advan
80 This tract Northeast from lovdion and
Don Macon College Tie situation is beautiful and none
more healthy virginia. Persons wishing to purchase would do
wen Ia examine before The day of sale
rrnysOnc.lrd cash. ana one and two years credit on the
satisfactorily secured. II preferred the Tract VIII he 1T
' a. mil l,lc!ase The tile Is unduhed; acting rs lrus
Ices We viii convey such only A. Is vested in Us
"e>' " va ISAAC HOLMES, lrru.sss
ARCHER HAYES,
Apl2
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- ;,,. az Deed of Trust executed the subscribers by
Is Richard C. Puryear, bearing date the N"vemaer 80
and duly recorded in The Clerks Once Of Msekenl. WI. m
Virginia on wednesday, the 1T day of May 1874 from ten to
dtteen likely slaves, mostly Young House Servants,
nnr and coed Capener-he remainder oh Stock Of ioI
srs Cattlr Sheep and Hogs Riding clrraes WAGONS
Furniture including twenty or thirty Beds and Furniture
TINS nn line dny nf sale. Acting Trustees, we shall only
, IN; "a is vested in by said deed; and believed To be
good. va ToiyERs T,u.eas
]. NJ JEFFRESS, }
&C., lGl-wtd
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-,oo pCyaRp-The subscriber wi give reward Of two
SZUU hundred for the apprehension ana delivery 81
,.tTiI,u r WALKER The laor Sheriff al Greene conn-
aIh,m, lie Young man, aged about twcny.elsht or
bi,tv years black hair Of dark eomrrton n Ice
al and Very heavy miscrd-abGu hive ieet eIsh inches
~ H. M nv In the month of September ls land
Is believed he ha. made his way TO enne or ss ae,
% i,, ear during ms from the state The Grand
cor The rount, Of Greene returned "a true b against the
said walker d. tue 'a ~ A. C. JONES
l0i-W6w
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celebrated Racer and Stallion viii stand the
" sung season my Stables Louisa county, two miles
South of the Court house, five dollars the paya
be The lst day of October lsfy dollars insure to
he in foa dollar the goomo be paid when the mare
Ceus was selected in England by P Cobin and
horse higher AT New Market Than any horse ever sent 10 the
United States with The exception OF Rowtun.
(es il by Whaebone dam Iamia by Golanna Ccrthce by
Woodrecker; Ten,ha Cuneonde by Blank; Cullen Araban
Pat,i, Camden Ganam Pullene Chestnut Araban
snanker in. POINDEXTER, JH
i,I..ch gl-m
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SPRISG-ls4i.
FRESH DRY GOODS.

II & J. s. JAMES CO. Globe sonars have now in Store
large ana general assortment Of FRESH SPRING GOODS,
on as oet terms Of them bom The cost If im"
10 wnch they invite the attention Of their old customers
anu The public generally.
hef STOCK conpehends many rich and splendid Goods
than they have offered many seasons Foreign Cords
deed Ueru chap.
large additional supplies
March % l03-St
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SIhiNI SuPPLY OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
,hE undersigned now receiving an extensive assortment
OF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TOOLS, &c. embracing
every hns usually called for In lne which will be- kept up
during me season. Mere mechanics farmers and oisr
Keepers VIII consult their interest by examining stock and
prices Deioe purchasing elsewhere VIII offer induce
niehts TO buyers generally. SMITH K HARDWOOD,
Apri2 w. - 49, init
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SPRING GOODS.

IN No 10, UrSt .HHW NTttL
GEO w FERRY, having recently returned
epr, r,om The North where he has made arrangements
MEE win manufacturers, by which he Will be frequent
10 r.ceiyng flesh supplies Of Goods oil every de-
SzA a., uon usually iound in Hat Store and al rates
that will enable him 10 sell as cheap as The cheap
- hons ,,v. In fn The public that lie has just received per
coonrr Marietta Burr part Of his Spring supply OF ha,s ana
among which viii found sentemens, Youths and chl,
- Io, v.ve, and Glazed Caps, new and BEAUTIFUL
,, palm Ieaf Hats &c Country Merchants viii find 10
Ia examine Stock before purchasing, as he
WIN Ne aoie u os' '"s 96--wtf
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iieLets for tie Entertainment on tte occasion 81 Mr.
Ciay's Pish 10 Petersburg
WILL he sold until 10Th April, and il is earnestly re-
W the subscriber that gentlemen desiring 70 DC pre-
tickets s il will contribute greatly comfort and convent
know the number TO be
Tickets to be office of the Exchange Hotel IN hic
nond and al the Bongbook Hotel in Petersburg, at 81 eac
""''" e"'''' JOHN MINGE.
Petersburg, April A. Ioo-1l
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 0, 1914.

"hituLTUaALI MPLEMENTS.-Th subscriber would call
ION 10 his stock OF Agricultural Implements, Consisting
straw Cutters, Corn Shelters and Cob cinsrrs
~ 'l"es Shofels, AXES which he Will furnish n
so and sell as low they be had in the State of virginia
q. T.. BOLTS.
~ Garden Seeds of ,hebest quality variety, al
ways on hand. si-%n
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ONE DAY SAVED.
Advancement of the Western Mail and Passengers

Advancement of the Western Mail and Passengers
Twenty-four Hours.
IN after the Is, Of 1874 our Packet Boats VIII Leave
O'Clock precisely, and arrive at Lynchburg by o'clock A. NJ
Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays , :,
NJ This the Mail Passengers from The Morrill,
going West will directly after the arrival Of the cars
and arrive yncburs connect with the Western ana
time. go , ~
DAYS Al g. A. NJ arrive Richmond Tuesdays Thursdays and
,vf
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" Holland ~ ''
me Grnmher, Novel, by Miss Ellen Pickering.
near. History Of the Plifilaus. pari 3D.
;mcCnil1ch's Gazetteer, part oh.
by VIM Hewitt.
said 10 he iIst rate
headais Expeditions Narrative of Texan Santa Fe Eypedi
ton ny George W Kendall vols, IL Received and for
sale DRINKEH & NORRIS
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E En- Tie Manufactures Of your oon State.

-. .'uu7HIe ne NdH"T"cIuTtS ~ Y0UF 0t'H o1dtc.
I'nE FRANKLIN MANUFACTURING COMPANY have on
manu- good assortment supernc. and common
ce folded and Hat cap Paper ruled and plain Also, medium
hs envelope and wtappn. Papers Of various sizes nj the
lowest Wholesale prices, which they invite public attention.
al IN quality and price, their manufacture VIII hear
pirison with the production any Northern Factory They
are prepared 10 execute orders for any description of Paper that
he hnkrt may require Merchants and dealers requested 10
can al iis Paper Mil and examine for themselves
March
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NEW FANCY SPRING GooDs-The Subscribers have re-
~ ceived offer for SALE large aud desirable
Stock Of Fancy Dress Goods, consisting in part Of
Striped and Plaid Crimfcd Fouard silks
Rich Striped and Plaid Adranoples, something new
Striped and Plaid Paris Barge
Figured Lawns, some very rich
Balconies, latest Paris styles
Stripcd aud Plaid Zenohas
Rich Striped Nous de LANES
Rich Chaugeabe Chusans and Plaid Tesans
Plain and Figured Alpaca LtIslres
Bla, k Silks and Satins
Back and Blue Black Bombazines
Black Lace Wells and Mitts
Black and White Silk Gloves
Lace Goods for Caps, good assortment
Ashburton I.aces and Edgngs
Satin Striped Lace Muslin, very rich
White Canbrcs and Check Muslins
Jacone and Swiss Mus'ns
Bonneis, latest shape and fashion
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, very rich
Rlack and Coored Lustring, do.
Black Pink and White Grapes
Lace Racbes. something
paid Neck Ties and Dress andkerclefs.
With o other fancy and staple Goods all Of which
will be sold fair terms.
LONDON, WILLNGIIAM 4 DREWRY,
No. &c, West Main street.
March ~ l03-wi
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,7HoMAs & CHARLES ELLIS, Importers of DRY GOODS.
Hardware Cutlery and Guns, street, opposite the Ea
change Bank Store the largest portion Of their spne
supply which they offer country merchants and others Oh a.
low terms as can be found any other house in the city,
Mareh sa o-lm
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SEABRooK's WAREHOUSE affords the Inspectors ."
VIRGINIA and North Carolina that Seabrooks Warehouse
in good order reception of TIA. ample nee
If Sravare Is the same as other Warehouses; that freight
win be paid on all to hem tha! their undivided at
enon win be paid business of the Warehouse and every
effort made on their part TO expedite business.
~ ~ THOMAS c. BURCH, 1..,...ax,
THOMAS T. JOHNSON, inspectors.
- 20 7s-2awtf
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MlTCnELL's MAPS OF TEXAs AND OREGON TERRI


Public are informed, that on the Large Map of the
States, recently published and exhibited here, There
arals Nap OF Texas and Oregon in connection wiz, all North
America, exhibiting all Treaty and assumed boundaries OF
every portions ALSO the old and Northeastern Boundary Us
well as tile more Southern line claimed by Great Britain ,
on the arge most and valuable Map OF The world
tsix by seven fee published in Europe America the
Northern line of Texas is the Arkansas and the Western the o
Grande, including Santa Fee most Of New Mexico !,
Oregon and NJ E. Boundary equally minute as Wen as al
the divisions of the world
Also, all the all Exploring Nayigators, from
The earliest period of the world including Com Wilkes regent
Expedition of four years with all their discoveries Tue new Ant
aruc Continent before any other Map
The ACCOMPANYING History of the World 81 SIX hundred pa,
with the Flags Nations, Tan interesting Chart and key
includes comprehensive account of Texas Oregon ana every
Island Province and Empire discovered The Map and His
tory only slo Price of English Edition six guineas
The Maps of the United States 81 50 to SO 1.-THE large one
with valuable ndex aud five and half feet square, about
one half the usual price OF Maps of the size
The and satisfaction of the
Richmond convince the "Agent of the Publisher
their expectations than realized in the correctness
aud beautiful execution Of these useful works.
Their in education render them exceedingly vaua
bile every family we'll office of abundant III
formations fully impressed the mind by the attractive appear
ance.
They be the the Banks the Powhaan
House, Exchange and Columbian Hotels, where orders lett will
be promptly attended TO, II applied for early.
April loft
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SPRING IMPORTATION OF EARTHENwARE,

WILLIAM F BTTLER * co, (Sign Of the Gold pcher.)
are now receiving bne John Caskin, and other airi
V Their Spring supply of China, Eacnware and Glass, pr-
CHASED al Inc lowest cash prices, which they offer 10 The trade
upon me ost accommodating Having ordered very hea
WY io The Spring trade will enabled present unbro-
Ken assortment oi new and fashionable throughout the
SON Purchasers are respectfully invited give call
WM I. BUTLER & CO.,
. Three doors above the Bell Tavern.
Marrh5 g6- wtf
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JOHN II. TERRELL,

LYSANrER TIORD. JOHN H. TERRELL.
ErGnJtrt, hg. Ballard co., HI.
V'O NONRESIDENT OWNERS OF LAND IN KENTUCKY
The Undersigned will jointly undertake the Agency the
prosecution 0 suits Tor Tie recovery of Lands owned by
sides ~ Kentucky, aud viii give particular attention tile in
vestsaton OF claims Ia Land in the District apart the Off
GERS and soldiers of the Virginia state Continental lines L.
Hod, Attorney at Llw resides Frankfort Kentucky where
lie has I'll ali times access the public offices Of the Sa;r; and j.
and has knowledge Of the land titles
IN that section Of tile State.
Any communications, addressed either Of them, pad
viii receive immediate attention.
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TO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
SPRING STOCK.

TO MERCHANTS UTTEKs.
SPRING STOCK.
receiving the general gents
w ladies', and childens Boots, Slips, Ties,
Eastern Brogans, youths, boys and gents
Servants and chldren's cheap Shoes.
Peered Boots and lItogans, in variety.
And, also manufacturing ladies' and gents sips ana
Boots, in the durable manner
We call from all who wish 10 buy By the package or
single The lowest cash prices determined To sell
cheap for cash, approved paper -
LEONARD * CO.,
No. %, Main ST., one door below X H. jenkins
March g 97-wtf
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u.rpER,s SPLENDID BIBLE.
~ p,NnoI piI 4 CO. BoKsELLrns BINDERS, l2l
West Main street, Richmond have received 'os. anu
u,Yn.r'. spleudd Pictorial Bible price % cents each
Ali the publications are received soon as isseu ron Tue
Press. oa-wtf
March u
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TINE POLYGLOTT--A Mcnthy Journal, devoted 10 Modern
Iananares viz: English French Italian, German. Spanish
and Portuguese by Louis r Kipsiein NJ, Of Charleston s
Vol Isf No l. Is 10 Subscriptions at five dollars per
an NM payable in advance; by DRlNkER NORRIS,
a'na'a' P'' " Book Binders and StatoneTs
nett nc l03-wtf
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HOOKER a. OSBORN,


VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY FOR SALE
WIN he sold to the highest bidder WEDNESDAY, the
Nay property the or Aton
North Carolina belonging Million Manufacturing Compa
I The Cotton Factory building, and all Machinery
tanned in belonging The building, which nearly
brick aud il - long by fj fret WIDE four stories high
and resting and costly ewn stone foundation
The Whole haldn. constructed IN the best style o! workman
ship of the best materials, and Is covered with metal roof
The Machinery made by Mer Rogers ke;chum and Grosvcn
Of Paterson. Nc Je.ry their best style and the
modern plan Is also nearly and III excellent order II
consists OF.
II Card, Pickers Specdc Drawing Frames, Raj road
Heads IN Frames containing ga Warp Splrdles Frames
containing 10? Filling andr Double Reels Spoo!n. Frame,
90 Loouis, Dressing Frame, Varying Frame, Lathe and
Tools viii! all .c various Geerng Machinery and ap
purtenances 10 operate the
ID and Mills and Cotton Gin. The GriSt Mil
wooden tune n feet long by 80 wide, three stories high
and !ui Of excellent materials IL contains two pair Of Barr
Stones wheat ana pair o Cologne stones, Tor cornwlth
all The machinery and apprtenances belonging To large
manufacturing mills. The Saw Mill adjoining the Grlst Mil,
and constructed for Saws Both Of The Mills have
ccleni custom.
Al those Mills the Cotton G and Saw Mills, and the
Cotton GIN, driven by power belonging The Compa
n.y. and which believed to be equal TO any in this section
country.
81 Some twelve Buildings, with suitable lets at
fached 10 EACH for the families live in whose members
empIoyed in the eslabnenneay all of which have been
erected few yeaSin addition 10 which, there Is suEi
nuccuped ground belonging 10 the premises on winch
Ia erect rs many such houses may be needed.
As presumed that would purchase such Vala
Bile property without personal examination, further descnp
Company will all times PLEASURE show the property
those who wish TO purchase, give any information which
be- required
fr and paymcnsand the whole To bear in
after year from the day o sale The title to the above
property Is unqIcstonabie
'' BY order of the President and Directors,
J. WILSON, Agent, NJ. NJ Co.
Milton y. C., Feb. n, Is4i 9i-wids
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT
CHINA HALL-RlCHMON VA.

CHINA HALL-RlCHMOND, VA
THE subscriber of the late firms Of Allison WATT and
l. William Allison < Co., informs his friends, The customers
of The late of Allison Wat and William Allison
Co., public generally that he has taken The large and
conmodious new street, below Messrs
van-Lew Smith Co., ard tw" doors above Mess Wehb, Ba
expecting via Liverpool direct fion the
Manufacturers by first arrival, his Spring Supplies of EARTH
ENWARE AND CHINA, and by fret arrivals from Boston,
from the Manufactures, his assortment If GLASSWARE en-
racng all the varieties kinds and him 10 of
fer an entire stock and les and patterns his friends
public generally who particularly invited 10 call and
examine goods and prices Being beginner his maxim
will be, small profits and quick sales.
Country Merchants going North will do well TO examine his
nducement will be offered retain in Old
Virginia her circulating medium.
Stone Ware packed at Manufacturers prices
Feb ss-w3m HUGH A. WATT.
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STRAW GOODS! SPRING STOCK!
MARCH a9th leiI

w. 4. Z p. CARPENTER,
Manufacturers UAoesde Dealers Foreign and Domestic
STR.7W GOODS LEGHOR.T md Palm LEAF mrs,
for cash, No. /, Erehangs Block, Richmond ia.
HAVING made arrangements for their Spring Tade
they prepared exhibit large and fashionable Stock q"
onne their manufacture together
with heavy and well selected of c.horn and Palm Leaf
Hats Flowers comprisin. all the largest and
most desirable Stock STRAW GOODS introduced into
the Virginia Market. -
They pledge offer their Goods at prices that will
hear comparison any other establishment IN the United
States Confident that their Stock will al all lines be worthy o
the attention of Dealers they respectfully solicit call
March % lu3-an"3m
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STATIONS OFFICE.
FoURT ZENITH STREET
SPLENDID SCHEME TO BE DRAWN AT ALEXANDRIA
APRIL Goth, 1874
$4,000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Glass B-CAprTAis-s50.00n
10000 10000 6OO0 5uOo so of 1000 SO Of $780, SO of $50
100 900, 70 10 drawn Whoes ST., Halves So
Quarters 3d.
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery, No &C. drawn ls ApEi
81 6 "a So 50 IS % GO 2i 10 25 4.
~ 'N' sTRATToN.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery. No; la -
IA Sc 40 IS 25 "a 10 "a ~ "a 81.
Half Ticket Nos IA % 81 S20n; ALSO Nos ~ 81 &C. $780, and
% Sc g. $500, sold and paid by srRATToN
: o. Drawing vi =. o. e eT ~ 81 "a "a a. g.
Ticket Nos 10 81 as another Capital, sold and paid y
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RRoWN, TAYLOR TUCKER formerly Brown X Tayor,l
."Nii-son MERCHANTS L GR0cgRs, Richmunf Ia Will pay
particular attention 10 the sale Tobacco Flour and Wheat
I.TDN ELI. II. BROWN,
EDWIN VI. TAYLOR,
BEVERLEY TUCKER.
Refer b. Nrssrs Storm, Dubois co New York; Caleb Cope
' Philadelphia; Lewis Webb, Esq, Richmond; Wyatt Card
well, Esq.,, Charlotte e. H. William Kinney Esq, staunlon;
Mayo caee E, Nelson Judge Henry George Tucker, Uni
Feb 20 G2-wIy