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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03
A NORTHERN WING.
WASHINGTON. De


A great number Of members of Congress, Sena-
Tors as we'll as Representatives, have arrived in
the city within the last two DAYS, 50 that it is pro-
la bic. though by no means certain, that quorum
will be present in both Houses to-day at the hour
oi meeting.
The PREslDgSrs MESSAGE. We learn that ar
rangements have been made by the Government
. run an express 10 convey the Presidents
Message from this city through Boston. ia quo
ium shall be in attendance Today, this document
will We presume, be transmitted 10 Congress al
- O'Clock Tomorrow.
New YoRK Y. S. SESAToRs.-Mr. Wright cleo
ted Governor of New York and Mr. Tallmadge,
appointed Governor OF Iowa, having resigned
their leafs in Inc Senate of the United States the
present Governor of the Stale Of New York has
filled the vacancies thus created b. the appoint
men, of Ex-Governor and Ex-senator William
[. Marcy, and John Savage, late Chief Justice
Of the State, (and many years ago a Representa-
tive in Congress.) neither Of whom, it is under
s.oci, will be candidate for election before The
Legislature.
The Texian papers state that Capt. David
Boon. of The United States Army, attended the
rccen, Indian treaty as Commissioner from the
Cnel States and also that Lieut.. Stephens, Of
the L 8. Army, arrived at Washington, Texas,
on the l2thult., with dispatches from this Govern
men, e-presenled TO be favorable to Texas
National InteAiccnccr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Monday, December ?, 1874
AT II, NJ, the House was called 10 order by
Mr.. PAYNEof Fuvanna the oldest member.
Mr.. WATTS, OF Norfolk county, nominated
for Clerk George w. Muntord who was unani-
mously chosen.
Mr.. WATTS then nominated for Speaker
Valentine w. Sou;hall, of Albemarle
The roll was called, and Mr.. Sou,hall received
the votes of all present, but Mr.. Ward and Mr..
Mcpherson of Page, who voted for Robert A.
Banks, and Mr.. Davis of Orange who voted for
Beuhring, Grigsby, Edmunds of Halifax, Stoval
Bassell, Smith, Mayo, Banks, Baskerville, Cabell,
Middleton, Barnes and Martz.
Mr.. SOUTHALL returned his thanks in APP
propriate terms owe hope that Mr.. S will fur
nish the public with copy of his address, since
we cannot undertake to do it full jus,ce.)
On motion of Mr.. WATTS, the rules and re-
gulalions of the last House of Delegates were
adopted for the government of the present.
Mr.. DAVIS, Of King s. Queen, presented the
memorial OF Archibald Samues, complaining Of
the undue election of Andrew s. BroadduS, as
delegate from the county of Caroline.
On motion of Mr.. WATTS, Daniel Ward was
appointed Serseant-at-A.ms, and Robert Bradley
and VIM. Chambers first and second Door
keepers.
The SPEAKER laid before the House COM
munication from the Governor, enclosing his an :
nual Message, which was read, and, on motion of
Mr.. STEPHENSON, who thanked the Govern
or Tor having done justice 10 the West, ordered
TO lie on the table, and 900 copies to be print
ed. (The message will be found in another par, of
this days paper)
The SPEAKER laid before The House COM
munications from the ID Auditor, the Auditor of
Public Accounts, and the Treasurer which were
laid on The table, and the usual number of copies
ordered % be printed.
On motion of Mr. WATTS, the Sergeant At
Arms was authorized TO employ two pages whose
compensation shall not exceed 81 80 per day
and places were assigned to the Editors of news
papers, to record the proceedings ofthe House.
On motion Of MIR. WATTS,
Rcsolred, That, when the House adjourn to-day,
il will meet tomorrow, at II o'clock.
Mr.. BROWN presented petition OF citizens
of Albemarle, for the matchmaking of the Staun-
ton and Scottsville Road.
On motion Of Mr.. PAYNE, the House ad-
iourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
By Tie Gortrnor of The STATE Of Vagina.
A ppO(.J AVIATION

I1V LLf tI0rtTIlDT ~ fHE otHtc ~ , O., tHUA.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS. il appears. By The returns re-
w ceiyed from Commissioners appointed for
the counties of this Commonwealth, the cities OF
Richmond and Williamsburg, the borough OF
Norfolk and the town of Petersburg, TO superln-
ten,. the election of Electors 10 choose Presi-
dent and Vice President OF The United States, that
majority of the votes polled at the said election
were given in favor ofthe persons named below;
therefore, |, James Mcdowell, Governor, have
thought fit 10 Issue this Proclamation, making
known 10 all whom it may concern, that
John $ Mson Of Norfolk.
Thomas Wallace OF Petersburg,
VIM. r. Baskerville Of Mecklenburg,
VIM. Daniel OF Campbell,
Archibald Stuart of Patrick,
Thomas ]. Randolph Of Albemarle,
VIM Smith Of Fauquier,
VIM. p. Taylor OF Caroline,
VIM. II. Roane of Henrico,
Richard Coke, il. OF Gloucester,
Henry Bcdingcr Of Jefferson,
Green +. Samuels Of Shenandoah,
James Hogc oil Pulaski,
Henry S. Kane Of Sect,
Robert \. Thompson of Kanawha,
Joseph Johnson OF Harrison, and
WIN. S. Morgan of Marion,
have been duly elected Electors, for and on behalf
OF the State OF Virginia, 10 vote ior President
and Vice Presidcn, OF the United States.
The Electors are required By law 10 meet at the
Capitol in the city Of Richmond, on The first
Wednesday in December next, BY the hour OF
ten o'clock in the morning.
Given under my hand, as Governor, and under
GSyEsN the lesser seal of the State, at Richmond,
lassts;ss this ,weny-iirst day Of November, eish-
teen hundred and touy-four, and in The Goth year
OF the Commonwealth. ia. MCDOWELL
Nov 21-c,d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03
SALE OF 4 VALUABLE FARM NEAR
RICHMOND

DURSUANT' to a decree OF the County Court
i Of Henrico, pronounced on The 1lh day Of
November 1914, in the suit OF Britannia Wei
linoton kcnnon, widow Of Beverly kennon, de-
ceased, and EXccutrix of his last will and tesla
lnent Plaintiff agains! George T. Eelnon and
others, Defendants, The undersigned, acting as
Commissioners under the said decree, VIII, on
MONDAY, the sol, day of December next. al
II O'Clock, NJ, proceed 10 sell at public auction
on the premises to the highest bidder. a tract or
parcel Of Land lying in the counties Of Hemico
and Iianovcr, called Sociairc. at present occu-
pied hy the said George i. keEDon. coEta ining
eight hundred aud lwcntv-scven acres and two
lenths Of an acre, about seven miles from the
CITY OF Richmond on ChckabGminy Swamp.
ard near the Brooke Turnpike road. The sale
will he made on the following terms. TO vii: For
cash as to so much o.! The purchase money is
will he sufficient 10 pay the sum OF twenty-five
hundred dollars with interest thereon from the
Isl day of April, 1874, and all the coss attending
the execution of said decree, (incuding com
mission on the whole amount Of purchase mo
ney OF Ave per centum on the first three hundred
dollars, and Two per cent. on all above that AID
the residue of the purchase money PAYABLE one
half on The Is, day Ct January 1916. and the Ie-
>iiuc on The III da. Of January. 1877, Tor each
oil which instainen,S bond will I've lahen hear
ing interest from the day oil sale 10 he paid when
the principal is payable. No conveyance VIII te
executed 10 the purchaser until The sale shall be
confirmed. The purchase money Paid, and con-
ycyance directed by the Court.
G5P. + f I. IERErr. com''-.
Mo-. on-fScfds
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SaIE RY EXECETRIX.

The undersigned will, Immediately after the
above advertised sale, proceed TO sell, (f The day
be fair, il rot on The next fair day theFoafter) on
the same premises al public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, an undivided mo!eIy Of certain porso-
nal property held BY her in common with Dr.
George T. kennon, (who will at the same time
sell his noic,y) consisting Of the stock q. horses,
mules, oxen, COWS, sheep, hogs &c. farming in
plemenls, grain and provender on the said farm.
TIE terms of sale will be, for all SUMS over
$40, six months credit; for sums OF that amount
and under, cash. Bonds with approved personal
security will be required Of the purchasers upon
credit.
BRITANNIA w. KENYON.
Fxecnir;x OF The last will ard tesis meni
of Beverly kennun decd.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

WILL be offered for sale, at public auction,
w TO The highes. bidder, on the Estate called
Providence Forge, in the county OF New Kent,
on Wednesday, The It'll day Of December next,
Gf fair, if rot, the first fair day thercaster the
personal property belonging 10 tie estate of noci.
Jones Oliver Christian, decd. consisting fslayes,
horses, mules, cows, sheep, hogs, household and
kitchen furniture, plantation utensils, &c. and
valuable library.
Terms OF sale will be-for all sums over so
six months credit, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security; for all sums of 800, or
under, cash will be required.
Nov. 20-aawtds ByMe Admiai%ratrir,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03
DINNER TO THE DEMOCRATIC ELEC-
TOPS OF VIRGINIA.

The Spartan Band Of the city of Richmond, for
the purpose Of celebrating the recent glorious ri-
umph achieved by the Republican party, in the
election of Polk aud Dallas, the standard bearers
Of their principles, propose giving complimcn-
iary dinner to the Virginia Democratic Electors
Tor President and Vice President of the United
Safes, at the Union Hotel, in this city, on
Wednesday next, the 4th inst, at five o'clock
7 NJ. Democratic members Of the Legislature.
ani our friends in the country generally, DESTROYS
uniting with us in the festivities of the dav,
informed that tickets OF admission may be pro-
cured Of the following gentlemen
James H. Pondexter Charles Workman,
$. ID. Dcnoon, Vim. Wallace, John Lynch and
Alex Grant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
AT OUR NEW BOOK AND PIANO
FORTE STORE

AT OUR NEW BOOK AND PIANO
FORTE STORE,
ON the ruins Of the cid Eagle Hotel, No. 1871
~ Main street, Richmond, you can equip your
selves with all the apparatus requisite 10 COM
pleie writing eslahlishment-sucha as
Paper, OF every species, hue and size
lnk-black, blue, rel and copying
Qulls, from 6, cents bunch 10 the noble Swan
pinion
Steel Pens from the best makers in Great Britain
and America
,rN9ters of every size and color
i"s:3 nds from the old fashioned cork 10 splen-
o aia ,,rench Fountain
'd naa,s of Japanned Tin, lockwood, glass or
ni, I'S very neat and useful article
rofianie w ritii. Desks, various sizes
Sealing wax, Ehlish Irish or American
Pen Knives of snhrior quality
Pencil Gases of gold {. silver GrT'
Port Folios with or wiihoe lock and key
Letter Clips, rev article
Ivory Paper Folders
Letter Stamps OF ivory, wood otrear
Pink Tape
Bes, British Ink Powder
Black Sand, fine and clean
India Rubber
Rulers, round or fiat
Pen Handles OF pearl, Ivory, wood or metal, a..
&c. NASH & WOODHOUSE.
/
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03

- The Committee appointed to make the ne
s-sS2ry arrangements for the complimentary din
.er 10 the Virginia Democratic Electors, are re-
Gue>,ed TO NEE, this morning at o'clock, at the
Office of Robert G. Scott, Esq. The following
gentlemen compose the Committee: Robert &.
Scot Washington Grecnhow, Samuel d. De-
1,oon, Charles II. Hyde, William II. Allen,
Cassie, John Womble. Daniel Trueheart, James
a Seldom, Charles Workman, Thos. 7. Giles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03
SALE or NEGROES

Immediately after the above sale, win lie sold
at public auction, Tor cash, about 80 likely aud
valuable Negroes pa!t OF which belong 10 the
estate of the lale Beverley bennon, ana tie re-
mander to the undersigned, George T. Kennon.
BRITANNIA w. KENYON, Execuuix,
GEORGE. T. KENYON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03

HaY-Good qualities Of North river bale are
in moderate demand at 81 10 c.; prime sells
81 10 a IL c. The receipts continue TO mode
tate extent, and the supply firm for the season.
psoyisloNs-Ohio pork is in fair request
We quote prime at Sc 81. a 6 s7s; mess at
% ~. Beef is very firm, without much de-
mard New city prime sells at 81 C2s; do. mess
., S. 62,. Lard is rather active than other
wise, and kegs sell at a 6! c.. barrels, coarse,
a,jc
Wu,sKEy- Drudge casks are still held al 81 c.
Wc,,ern and prison barrels sell as wanted at 2i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03
OLD JAMES TOWN FOR SALE.


TIME undersigned wishing 10 change his occu-
patton. now offers This desirable and ralua-
bic farm Tor sale Ii is situated Immediately on
the banks ot the lower James River: in James
CITY county, Virginia. II contains about 1000
acres of land, about one half OF which is arabic
the greatest portion being now in high state Of
improvement and cultivation; two-lhirGs OF il
having beca married and lined. And ny this
Improvement, the crops have been greatly in
creased. This land is, by many who are ac-
quaincd with il, and consequently competent
ridges, deemed to be the BEST wllEaT soil in the
State One of The fields having produced last
year, b. actual measurement, over 80 bushels 10
the acre. There are now seeded on the land,
nearly 800 bushels of wheat, mostly on heavy
clover tallow, and which, from The present pros
pcct bid fair 10 MAKE from 5000 10 l,u01 bushels.
no crop having, from am coi.Sc wkatsref. failed
on this farm during The last Is years This is
one of the best stock farms in Eastern Virginia,
having ample pasturage for 800 head OF stock,
The improvements are 4 substantial three story
brick house 40 by 90. with rooms on ioor, in
good repair Il kitchen a laundry an overseers
house, a dairy, a smoke-house, barns and stables ;
together with negro houses, all OF which are new
and in good order. Since the draining OF the fresh
water ponds on this place. it has been very heal
,hv for white persons, never having bcen other
wise for negroes
There is young apple and peach orchard Of
the hest improved fruit from the Baltimore and
Richmond nurseries, bearing yearly, and which
has never been known 10 be injured by frost
This farm has ferry belonging to it, productive o!
$500 Yearly, as we'll as steam boat wharf, now
paying an annual rent OF $500. The terms OF sale
will be accommodating; only one quarter OF the
purchase money will be required in cash, and the
remainder three quarters in three eqnal annual
inslalmen,s, with deed OF trust on The property
10 secure The credit payments. II desired the
purchaser can have about - young and likely
negroes, together with all the stock and team of
ever kind, farming utensils, &c. &c.
In concluding this advertisement the subscri-
Der would only observe, that the river prospect
from the plantation, is very fine, while it were
superrogatory 10 enlarge upon the mul.iioTm in
teresiing associations of all this sPo, with the
"landing OF Smith and Tie Settlement OF the Viz
g;na Colony Few localities arc more ceebra-
ted in history than tie CLASSIC soil Of old James
Town. G.. DURFEY.
Williamsburg, Nov %. 2aw,lst JAN
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DI ED.

Died, on yesterday morning, Mrs. MARTHA J.
C,ssiE, wife of John Caskie, Esq, in the 47lh
year Of her age. The friends of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend her funeral this al
ternoon, al half past 3 o'clock precisely.
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LesIsiatt~c Of virginia.

a1,uG sn'6 DIE,
The Senate was organizes iot ~. ;,,,o,,
of all The old officers, viz: 'ne "pPo'''"'"'
Mr. Scott, of Greensville Speaa,
Addison Hanstord, Clerk. =
l.. w. Allen, Sergeant at Arms
Thomas L. Nelson and Julius Martin, Door.
keepers.
Mr. McMULLEN moved 10 abolish the OH
of u Door-keeper. Rejecied-ayes |, noes %.
The annual communications were read, and
the Senate adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03
MARRIED.

Married, on the 9th Of Nov, at Elm Wood, in
The county Of Dinwiddie, by the Rev. Theodrick
Pryor, Mr. JAMES r. CRAIG Of Holloway, to Miss
May ELIZABETH, daughter Of Mr.. Samuel Pryor
a Dnwiddie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03

COMMERCIAL. RECORD.

NEW YORK MARKET, Nov. So
AsnEs-Pots are in very limited reques, al
II: Pearls are firm but inactive al 81 IS.
PegswAx-Prime yellow OF all descriptions
sells as wanted at % %! c. The demand is
very moderate.
Coton-The sales today only amour; TO 600
bales, at quotations below:
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FoRM or rRoXY.)

KNOW ALL MEN III THESE PRESENTS, That VIC,
the subscribers, being Stockholders in the James
River aud Kanawha Company, do hereby consli-
tuic and appoint -, our true and lawful
attorney and proxy, To represent each Of us in all
general meetings Of the Stockholders Of said
Company, held within six months from and after
the date hereof, when we are not personally pre-
sent OF represented b. some other proxy; with full
power and authority q, such general meetings, 10
give such vote or votes and 10 do such other act or
acts as each Of us could give or do, as member
OF the said meetings. if 70 were personally pre-
sent; and W. do hereby ralif; aud confirm what
ever vote or votes, act or acts, our said attorney
nav lawfully give or do for lis in pursuance OF
the authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seal this--day Of
-. one thousand eight hundred ard.
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NOTICE.

The Sub Committee appointed by the Com
i!icee q Arrangements TO superintend the De-
mocraiic Dinner on Wednesday next, will meet
a. a. , Inc Union Hotel, Wednesday morning at /
O'clock A. NJ.
:. Cn'miRco: Washington Greenhow, John S.
nnaSile, Charles Workman, Daniel Truehear,
Robert G. Scott, Jr., f. H. Hun,ly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-03

COPARTNERSHIP- subscribers have
~ agreed 10 form special partnership, 10 be
conducted under the name of Henry James the
purpose OF which partnership is 10 transact bust
ness as dry goods merchants. The general part
ner is Henry JAMES, who resides in the city OF
Richmond. The special partners are the firm OF
+. {; ]. S James & Co; composed of Fleming
James, residing in Richmond, Edwin James, resi-
ding in Petersburg, and the said Fleming James
and Edwin James as executors of joseph S.
James, decd. The special partners F. & J. s.
James & Co, have contributed 10 the capital
stock Of the partnership tea thousand dollars, The
said partnership commencing on tie frs, dag of
September, 1914, and is 10 terminate on the frs.
day Of September, ISL.
HENRY JAMES,
F&J S. JAMES & CO.
Richmond, Nov. &c. 1874 WOW
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NOTICE.-The subscriber will offer for sale,
~ al public auction, for cash, at North End
Store, in Matthews county, about seventy likely
Negroes. The sale will take place on The first OF
January, 1915, if it be a fit day Should the
weather prevent the sale on that day, it will take
place at Matthews Court House on the second
Monday in January, without further advertise
ment. JOHN DAINGERPIELD,
Administrator Of A. A. Van Bibber.
Nov I2-cwsW
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WATSON & DlBRELL,

No. G. l2,h street, (ronting The Basin sheds, and
near Gallego Milis,) Richmond, Va.
DEG leave 10 inform their friends and the pub
d lie generally, that they are now prepared 10
give their personal attention 10 the sale OF Tobacco
Flour Grain, and every description OF Produce
ION which, when in hand they will make liberal
advances) pledging themselves that their best and
every effort shall be made 10 obtain the highest
market price therefor.
W. & d. will also give strict attention 10 the
forwarding Of Goocs which shall be done with
nrompness Dec 3i-c3aw4w
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ior. 1-ctf NnrseYman. near Richmt nd
I,RIrEr TREES

"a FRUIT TREES. ~
The subscriber has for sale, at The Viz I
GINA Nursery, on the Wcstham Road T. miles
from Richmond, large quantity Of all the most
choice varieties of Fruit Trees, cultivated i'll this
climate OF Apple Trees, there are more than
fifty varieties-of Peach. Trees forty varie-
ies-and great variety Of Pear, Plum, Cher
y, &c, &c. SC. Also Grape Vines of every
choice variety: Norton's Seeding, Lee Nair
Catawba. Heherment,s Madeira. &c. He has
also 10000 giant Asparagus roots, from one 10
, years old Raspberry Vines, Gooscberry, &c
All or which can be had at the usual market
prices.
81 Orders addressed (rost paid TO the sub
scrihcr, orto LEWIS HILL viii he promptly al
tended TO- The Trees, &C., will be packed in
such manner as 10 be carried safely any dis
lance.
Oct 22-c2awl0t JAMES VIA.
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The undersigned will, at the same time and
place, and upon the terms Of the above advertise
nent, unite in selling the personal property there
in referred To- so that it may be sold as whole,
and no, by undivided moielies.
GEORGE T. KENYON. I
Nov. 20-d&ctds {
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LOTTERIES.
DIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of lIain
ID an. Ci0rern0r Streets

DlGGERS PRIZE OFFICE, C0ncT Of .hdtn
ID ans Gorcrnor Streets.
For Saturday Evening.
Captals-Sl2, 1000, II 80 prizes of 900, &c.
Sc. IS Nos, IL ballots. Tickets on 81
Splendid Sciences 10 orar SHORTY.
Drawing received by Mondays Mail, Dec. ,.
Grand Scheme-$35, 295 Capiials-(S3O 900
ncH!D
CAPITALISTS, 295, l0,5l5, 5000. 5000, 1900
$500, $500 1000 1900 800, 100, 1891, - OF
1000, &c. &c. rs Nos, Is ballots. Tickets TO-.
Splendid Scheme Capital $50 900, g-yl0O prizes
OF 81 900 81
Drawing received 10y Mondays Mail, Dec. 9.
plaIs-S3O0OO, $4,000, 1000, 2,ll7 50,
a-fl00 prizes Of 1000, I,S &c, &c. Is Nos,
II ballots. Tickets only $40.
Grand Schemc-S3O, 900 Capital! 10 of $4,000
Drawing received b. Mondays Mail, Dec. Ii.
Capitals 100000, 10000, 6,000, 2,4l0, 10 Of
1000, 10 of 1900 10 Of l 900, &c &c. IS Nos,
IL ballots. Tickets only $40.
Brilliant Scheme-S3OOO 900 Capital 10000!
Drawing received by Mondays Mail, Dec %.
Cari,als-Ss:30, 600 10000, 5000, 1900 1000,
% of 500, 25 of 300, 300 OF 200, &C., &c. Is
Nos, l3 ballots. Tickets only $40
Grand Schcme-S3O 900 Capital! $4,000!
$4,000!
Drawing received BY Mondays Mail, Dec 80.
Capi,als-S30, 10000 5000, 6,000, 1000,
35hl, of $500, of 1000, > of | 500 2 of 400,
2oi i212, 10 Of 1000, 10 OF 500, 2oJ prizes OF
aoo, Sa0 lowest 3 No prize,) &C., Sc. IS Nos,
10 ballots Tickets Sl2.
! II Packages of wholes and shares Single
wholes and shaI,S always on hand, in the usual
great variety, and, IS usual, prizes paid at sight,
| Immediately after thedrou.;no
81 Orders for packages. certificates or single
tickets in the above Schclhcs. and in all Lotteries
will he promptly attended I, and drawing SEMI
when requested. THOs b. BIGGER.
Managers Office, opposite RUNS Eagle Hotel
Nov -