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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

A FARM IN CAROLINE FOR SALE
"A The valuable and productive Farm Pole
Cat, lying on Pole Cat creek about / miles from
Chesterfield Depo, on The Richmond y Frede-
rick>burg Rail Road, and about 10 miles from
Bowling Green, containing between 900 aud 1000
acres; will be offered Tor sale oh The premises on
Saturday, 9th October next.
This Farm contains a large proportion of
the Pole Cat low grounds, very productive, (the
crops on ii, averaging from 1000 To 1900 bar
rcls OF corn a ycar.) and adJoinS the lands 81
MesSr,. w. w. Dickinson, +, DeJarnelle and
others.
Tcrms-One-third Of the purchase money 10
be paid TN the Isl january next, and The residue
in three equal annual payments 10 bear inter
est from the Is, January. Bonds with approved
security and deed OF trust 10 secure the purchase
money, will he required.
Sept 2O-i}w SOPIlIA ALLE.N.
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JT7ORTHAM'S OFFICE, No :, Exchange
w Plaee, Richmond, Virginia.
Drawing OF the Alexandria Lottery, Extra,
Glass No 23t:
81 IS 81 81 10 Is II 81 2G 70 10 10.
gs Ticket Nos. 26 81 $500 sold here.
Grand Scheme for I1-day!
100000 Capital 80 prizes of 81 900!
The drawing of the Alexandria Lottery, Extra,
Glass No 236, comes BY this evenings mall
Tickets for sale until o'clock Prizes $50, 600
10000, 5000. $500. 5000, $500, 1895, 2 of 500
80 of 1000, 50 of $50, IS Of 300, IS of $50, l25
Of l25, &c. Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion
g,r A,so for the Wtei!es-g
October 4lh.-Prizes: $1,000, 1909, 579, 3Oo,
&c-Tickcts 81.
October 5,h-Prizes: $4,000 10000, 5000,
$500, &c. Tickets $40.
oci. 5lh-przes: $4,000, 5000, 5000, $500,
l,600, SC. Tickets So
TT A1d 10 be dram sam! Is
October l2lh.-Prizcs: $4,000, 10000, 5,ooo,
1000, &c. Tickets $40.
October l9th-Prizes: 100000, 10000, $4,000,
10000, 5000, &c. Tickets $40.
October 26th.-Prizes $s35295 IL, 1,7A 20,
6O00, 5000, &c. Tickets $40
sr Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised BY
Messrs J. G. Gregory & CO., for sale at this Of
flee. CHARLES WORKMAN.
Oct Sit
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III FOR RENT-A very desirable iami-
ca II residence in Philips Row, opposite
-1lzW7 Mcssrs. Hooper & Osborncs shop--price
$500
Also, 4 small tenement in the rear OF Mr. JAS.
Harjcn> stabe-price 500.
Also, three tcnement> on Union Hill-price
81, each.
Also one OF those small stores in Wacrman's
Row, near the Old Markct-price goo.
Also, the store on Shockoc EIll opposite the
Dcpol. lately occupied by John II. Jurey, Esq,
as Grocery and Commission Store.
Also, the store lately occupied by James r.
Grafton Esq.
Also, store No. g., Isles Row, cross street
leading 10 Mayos bridge.
Also, store and cellar under the Odi-Fcllow'>
Hall, next door below the Confectionery Store
The above described tcncmcnts will be rented
very low 10 good and permanent tenants. APP
ply TO GEO. w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Lislcs Row.
Sent 2O-tf
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS-OcroBER ,.
Wholesale Prizes Current

UHoCMS I-fbSS CWTCW.
BEEswAX--25 a 2Sc
CorrEE.-Laguira Il; Rio, CT a q Cuba, CT a
6,; 81. Domingo, 81 =.
CorroN-Fair quality, ait.
CASpLrs-Spermaceii, 30 49, patent lallow,
II. II; mould, % TO-
CnccoLATE--Sl a9c.
CuEEsE-6A a l.
CorroN YARSs-Richmond and Manchester,
Nos ) 10 II, Is G; from II 10 Is, l9c
BAcoN--lIas rather advanced since the last
quotations. We note sales of Western Sides al
Auction, at 81 a 81; Shoulders, A.; ToddS,
(hoground,) 6 81; Smilh6eld, q. a6..
Flsu-Herrings, No. l, 81; No. :, 3 80; gross,
3; Shad, ! a 50; Mackerel, No. l, Ii 50; No. ,,
9a9 80.
FEArnERs-2s 80 c.
GRA,N-Wheat, for red, so SIS; white, So 90
and gel; Corn, from The Dock, So 81; Oats D
- per buShc
HrpEs-Green, S c. cured; Spanish, II lG.
lRoN-Up Country bar S11k 50; Trcdcgar,
IS 90; Swede>, So 90; English, 65 ~
L,Rp--l00 kegs No. | Baltimore was yester-
day sold al u; Mountain, Il II.
LIMe-A cargo of Thomaston has been sold
from the Dock, in lots Of SO and 100 casks, al % a
l00c.
LEAD-5 SC.
LsAruER-Marked good, light weights, l5l a
lG middle do, l4a Is; heavy, IL damaged, l2l
l3t c.
MolAssEs-New Orleans, in bbl-., 80 a p; P.
Rico, 2Sa30.
NAlLs-Assor,cd, isaii.
OrFAL-Bran. c.; Shorts, s C.. Brown Stun,
l5c; ShipSiuf, II - c.
Ons-Fall Sperm, 81 o. Winter do, l 10;
Linseed. SO S., per gallon; Tanners do, $l2
IL per bbl.
PL.srEs-Lump, at Rockets, by the cargo, r.
15a 3.
SoAr-Lee's, 5 a 81; Colgate's, 5, cents
STARcn-13 Sc.
SuGARs-Si Croix, s, 81. sales Of common
Porto Rico, at Auction, al =; a u; New Orleans,
7sa1i.
LOAF SrdAR-Sinele loaf, lOiall; double re-
fined, III l2!; lump do, eA 10.
SrRIrs-Whi>kev, Baltimore. in bbls. is held
| firm al %. a %; in hhds, 81 2it: Reclied do,
80 40 C.; n. L. Rum, in bbls., 30 C.; in hhds,
~ a 30 Apple Brandy Isle of Wight, - 4 80;
Northern, 50; limitation Brandy, SOFA 50 G; Ma
laga Wine, - a 30 G; Peppermint Cordial, -
30c.
SArr-rrom the Wharf, 81 60 Liverpool filed.
Snor-va. Wylhe Shot Tower 8; ioule's, 81.
WooI.-2S 30 {.
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CINCINNATI MARKET-sep, 2s


i3i bblS Flour were sold at Canal Yesterday,
viz 1874 hbls at $3 80 a ; SO, and 200 bblS. at 3
So clear.
A small lot Of Whiskey was taken al 20 cents.
Sales, also, of about 5000 lbs. No. Lard, al
81 G2 per 100 lbs.
The River here continues 10 fall slowly. There
is now scant three feet in The channel 10 Louis
vile, and none but the lisltest draft boats are
running.
The steamer Ohio, which arrived at ST. Louis
on the Goth, reports full four feet water on the
Upper Rapids Of The Mississippi, and but three
and half feet on The Lower Rapids and falling
fast
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T.. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OFFICE
j opposite the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, va.
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotto
rics, for sale by ). T. "o'N
The following brilliant Lotteries are TO hc
drawn in October Orders for Tickets in these,
ar any other Lottery, will NEE, with prompt al
tcnton. if addressed 10 J. +. Wohp.
Alexandria Lottery, for 9Th Octoher-S.'o 0ou.
10000 10 Of 2.0o0, &c, Sc. Tickets $40, a
certificate of Package will be sent for Sl3o-
shares in proportion.
Alexandria Lottery. for l2th Octobcr-s3oooo,
10000. 10 of 900, &c. &c. - Nos, - drawn,
A certificate of Package OF % wholcs, VIII
cost only 500, halves and quarters IN proportion
N'S' " IT $4,000 q
Alexandria Lottery, Class +, for ISL to I've
drawn al Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, l!h OF
October 1911. IS Nos, Ii drawn ballots. Grand
scheme :-S6000o. 10000, $4,000, 10000, S,ooo,
1000. G.00O, 5000, 1000. $500, i al 2.0oo, oil
200 10 of 800. 10 of $50, 30 oil .00U 3u ol
500 30 of 100, 100 of 300 lO0 OF 23o, llo oil wv
l2i of 80. lei of l00 Sc. Tickets S2o-snares
in proportion a certificate oil Package oil III
Tickets will be sent for i2sO-shafes IN proper
ton.
Alexandria Lottery, for 2Glh Octoher-S'5,2'l
II 1Gi 10 of 1000 &c. Tickets so certi-
6oate of Package of wholcs, costs SlJo- shares
in proportion.
s~5. Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger
t;fcaicsof Packages in the above Splendid Lotte,
rios will receive the most prompt attention, and
IN account of each drawing will be sent, when
rnnncs,ed 10 all who NAV order Tickets from me
ro,,, 81 J.F. WORD.
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r G. GREGORY & co, M,SAaEas, RieA
GeauA S.hcmes tr Otalsf. ISL.


y mond, Virginia.
Gfoa4 Schemes fer Otolsr ISL!
100000! Alexandria Lo,cry Class 81, Tor
lsll 10 b. drawn at Alexandria, ID. T., ON Sa'ur-
DIV. October the 5h, 1911. Splendid Pri%.S:--
$4,000 10000, 5,oo9, $500, 3,32l, 40 prizes oil
1000 Sc, 81.
Tickets $l0-halve> l-quarterS 1o.
Certificates of packages Of y whole Tickets,
800: halves, -; quarters. 3 81.
$4,000, Alexandria Lottery, Class ito, lor
lsii to he drawn in Alexandria, d. g., on ga
,nr,Iay. October the I2th, ISL ID drawn Nos.
o,l oi - Grand Prizes S:'D.0Oo, 10000, o,oo''
900 2. 400. 1000, 10 Of 1909, &C., &c:
Tickets Sl0-halves 5-GnarIer> d.
Certificates of packages of - whole Tickets,
:.l20; halves, 80; quarters. 80.
529il Alexandria Lottery, Class ~ ior
IsIt 10 lc drawn at Alexandria, d. G.. on Satur-
day, October the Doth lsii. Splendid Lottery
s95. a,9i. ll.76l 5000, 5000, 5000; % prizes oil
900, &c, sc.
Tickets =in-haIvc> 3--quartcrs 80.
Certificates Of packages ot - whole lIcKe's'
$50: halves, 81; quarters, 81 81
s,r Order, for Tickets and Shares and Ceitiil-
cafes of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
will receive the mos, prompt attention. and an ac-
count Of each drawing will he SEM, (when request
cJO Ia all who nav order tickets from us.
Address J. G. GREGORY X CO,
sem 25 lfsaaecfs Richmoad, Va.
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TN CHANCERY-VlRG Court held
i for Mecklcnburg county, at the Courthouse
thereof the 10Th day OF September, lSii
John Lewis, administrator of Naomc Lewis,
decd Thomas Bailey and Orpha his wife, Rich.
ard Barnes and Mary his wife, and John Lewis
and Sarena his wife, Plaintiffs,
Against, -,
Joseph II. Roberts, administrator with the will
annexed of John Robinson, decd, Judah Robin
son, Nancy Robinson, Elizabeth Robinson, and
Mary'Pamore, peiehaa,is;
The defendants, Judah Robinson, Elizabeth Ro-
binson, Nancy Robinson and Mary Palmore, not
having entered their appearance and given secu-
rty according 10 the Act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and ii appearing from satisfac-
tory evidence that they not inhabitants OF this
Commonwealth: On motion of The plaintiffs by
counsel, it is ordered, that The said defendants DO
appear before the justices of our county court oil
Niccklenburg at the Courthouse thereof, on The
third Monday in December next, and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs, and that copy OF this order
he forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in the city of Richmond or town OF Petersburg,
once in each week Tor Two months successfully.
and posted at the front door of the Courthouse OF
The said county. A copy-Teste:
Sept. 96-f Pm H. &. BAPTIST, &C.
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oEn NEGROES FOR SALE--The sub
LCU scriber will sell, BY private contract in
families and lots TO suit purchasers, the above
named number of likely and valuable negroes at
any time between the present date and the first OF
December next, or until that number or there
abouts is disposed Of Southern planters and oul-
ers ,cisaiag to purchase, are requested 10 call up
on the subscriber, residing near Loretio Post o.
fee, Essex county, va-and all letters ofenqniry,
post paid, will be promptly attended TO- The Ia
cilities for transportation, by land or water, are
very good and the negroes as lot, are equal 10
any ever offered for sale i'll Va.
80 RICHARD BAYLOR,
July 4 lift Executor of Robt 2. Waring'
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G. GREGORY < Co, MANAGERS
Mammoth Scheme for l9h October, lsll.
gT 100000 II
Rich and Brilliant Lottery!
Moro Pt,-es than Bi0nkS!
.1T1rc Ptl@fS W0H BINHhN
40 ~, o,,, ~ ~ &C

~ lG drawn Nos. out Of Is! 81
Alexandria Lottery, Glass +, for lsl4, to be
drawn al Alexandria D. C., on SATURDAY, l9th
October 1874 IL drawn Nos. in each Package
Of % Tickets. Grand Scheme Il Grand Car-
tai Prize of $50 000 100000 $1,000 10000, 5000,
1000. 5000. 5000 1000, 1900 2,3ll, OF 1000,
5 of $50. 10 of 800 10 of 1850 30 OF 900 50
500. 80 OF 400, 100 of 300. 100 of 23o. besides
prizes Of 2Oo $50, loo 50, 10, CO. so, 40, % 70,
Is, II, 10.
g-r Pncc Of Tieteis. "a
Whole Tickets so, halves so, quarters >,
Certificates Of Packages Of IS whole Tickets,
$3.50 certificates ofpacl'ases OF % hal! Tickets,
$40: certificates Of Packages OF % quarter
Tickets, so; certificates OF Packages oil III
eighth Tickets. So.
- Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger.
,ifca,es of Packages in the above Brilliant
Scheme will be promptly attended To, and as o.,
soon as the drawing is over, an account o II Will
be forwarded, when requested, 10 all who order
from us. Address
'' ]. G. GREGORY 6, co, Managers,
Sent. 20 Richmond, Va.
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- uATS AND CAPS,

~ INI NM ..tI = -,
6AYo Country Merchants, Farmers ami OhefS.
+ HAVE ON hand a complete and general as
i sortmcnl of HATS AND CAPS, oi the latest
fall fashions which will sell al very small adj
vance on the cost price, inr cash. My STOCK, III
part, comprises The following, viz
Beaver, Nu,ria, Brush Fuf, Russia, Molc>kin,
Cashmere, Silk, Concy, Sporting and Wool
HATS.
Also, men and boys Fur. Cloth, Fnr-uimmcd
Cloth; plain, fancy, travelling and slou>h, &c
Velvet plain glazed, fur-trmmcd &c, glazed.
plain, navy fancy, peated, &c; Morocco, hair,
and sealeite-CAPS.
Chldrcis and Infants Hats and Caps, in great
variety, and of various patterns.
Give me a call, and you will moi fail 10 par
chase. HENRY GARBANrrl.
Shockoc Hill Hat Store lS9, Broad Street.
Sept 2s-w:im
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a. ATKINSON.
WIN. ALLEN.
DRAPER AND I'AHOR,

No. l0i, WEST MnS STREET,
UTOULD respectfully inform his friends and
w those who have 81 literally palron'scd
him that he has Just returned from the Northern
Cities where he has selected with great care a
beautiful assortment of FALL GOODS IN his
line. comprising Cloths, Cas>imere>, Nesiing>,
Gloves, &C. and indeed, every article constituting
\ Gentlcman's Wardrobe He has spared No
Mains in the selection of the above Goods, and
would respectfully ask the attention of his friends
to them, feeling assured that The terms upon which
he will he able 10 furnish them, will be such a
10 give satisfaction, being determined 10 sell
them as low as such articles can bc purchased nj
any Northern OF Eastern Establishment, style ana
quality considered. Sept '~-eoim
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NEW YORK MARKET-Sep,. 81

In the Cotton Market both sides stand upon
their dignity, and nothing has been done.
Flour is steady 200 brls. Brooklyn city sold al
81 49, Ohio and Michigan are 81 % 3S; 1000
bushels Northern Rye al is cents; Corn, AZ a 81
cents for all sorts; Northern Oats, 80 81 cents;
Barley, 60 cents
Exchanges have closed firm nj previous rates
Sterling 9. 10 prem. francs 5,22i per dollar
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For Pt.\I'

IA Two new Houses on ilh Street near
TTHI Mayos Bridge, neatly finished, with
:.E=W. Stores suitable for Groceries or other re-
tail business. Topemanent, respectable tenants
the terms will moderate. Apply at the Store of
Beers & Poindexlcr
Sept. eft JAS. III. POlNDENTER.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-sept 30.
Flour & Grain--Holders are asking this day
81 81! a so per barrel for snperfine shipping
brands; fancy brands on Broad stree, for city con-
sumption, 81 62. 4 4 IS. Rye flour 80. Com
Meal - 25. Wheat 81 81 cts. per huShe
Rye 50 n 56 Com. yellow, 10 cts; Southern Oats
20 CTS Linseed Oil SO a 20 cts. per gallon.
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-i3w SOPHIA ALLEN.
WARREN FERRY TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE

WARREN FERRY TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.
slY virtue Of Deed of Trust hearing date an ilir
- 3lst day of August 1871, and of record IN the
Clerks Office at the County Court of Buckingham, exc
cutrd 10 the subscribers by John H. 1apscoti and julia
his wife thu payment Of the purchase money
We or one of NJ, will proceed Ia SELL nj Warren Ferry
James river the premises, in 'ucainc cham county
Ia the highest bidder at pnh!Ic ancton for cash, on Fr-
day the st day Of November, ioii two thirds oi Inc
Tract of Land called Warren Ferry, aud twothfds oi
the Ferry and Ferry Beat: and also Negro Boy named
plrasantor much of rad property a> VIII be- nrres
sary pay ih- iva last instruments, I" vii: sx hundred
and sky six dollars and siuysy cents, with interest
from the 3s, day of August, Is3-and the like sum,
with Interest from the 3st day of August, lciiand Tie
costs and charges of rxrcnn. This deed.
There Is the premises n comfortable Dwelling
House and Out Houses House convenient for Store or
Grocrry and Lumber House. The Ferry IL believed IL
he proiIahr.-a line though snail piece If James nver
low grounds attached Ia II. The total tract contains
about 35O acres, ai,rdinsa sufficient supply At wood
and timber. -
The TILE is believed 10 b. good but, selling ~ THUS
tees We will only convey such title Is vested IN s
GEO. BOOKER, lr,o
{. c. NUNNAl.LY, ''"''''''
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SELF-PROTECTORS

HAVING made arrangements 10 receive from
II the manuf. .turer, on the very best terms,
the above SUPERIOR and INVALUABLE PISTOLS
to travellers, "eiihcr by &G OF I6nd,' | am now
enabled 10 sell them By the quantity, or single one
al rates much reduced from former prices.
THOMAS TYRER,
Importer and Manufacturer of Guns Rifles, Sc.
Sept 2o-2aw3w No. 6o, Main Street.
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IN The place in The mr!ehh"riood Of Gun
IN Spring in The county of Goocl'and, known
r-=sa=A=as 'sDflmwrights Nursery" IS miles from
Richmond. on the Three-Cbopt Road. containing p;
acres late the properly Of Richard Nicholas, now n The
uccU panry of Ittelrrrv =. Palmoe. There l. IN The
land i comfortable dwelling, with the usual out houses
of farm good Store House, (at one time occupied by
Perkins x Dandrdge) and an excellent wei oi water
For terms Apply 10 SircssIIs W. Miller, Esg, al the
Clerks Office Of Goochlanh; 10 John Th"np'on, Jr.
E>q AT Gooehiand Court house; or I" The Subscribers
in Richmond. THOMAS Il CHARLES ELLIS.
Aup 30 I-tt
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.

ITIO VIVID q CII-fINLI..S EIsI.TsS,
importers Of Dry G0o'ts, HarGrarc, Cuttrg, and
Guns
HAVE REMOVED To 80. LOG, MAIN STREET,
The tenement with two-story Granite Front, next
to Mr.. William Mitchell
THE undersigned will receive IN FEW days, by the
L ships "Rob Roy and "Rcllard Anderson" from
Liverpool direct their Fall Importation In their Dry
Guods Department. they offer the best Goods 10 br
obtained in both Foreign and domestic markcrs-snch
~ Cloths Bankets, Nipt Cntons, Fiannels W0ollens
IF every kind tor servants IRISH Liucn Prints,
Hosiery &c. In the Hardware Department, they fur
nsh large, beautiful and unusually varied assortment
all al which they pledge themselves Ia sell ii prices
as lew as may he ourd any other house IN the city.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
Aup O 27-tf
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RICHMOND BELL AND BRASS FOUN-
DRY, AND FANCY CRATE MA
NITEAl"IlR6

NUFACTORG,
I; aad Oh streets, Rlcamon1 Va
nNIlE. subscriber continues 10 carry on The
i above business, in all lis various branches
| have large supply Of manufactured Graics, OF
all k nds. such as ale generally used in all the
Northern or Eastern cities have large and
heavy supply OF Crates on hand, and am manu-
featuring them daily at Northern prices. Orders
from town and county, both wholesale and re-
tail, punclnally attended TO- A liberal discount
from The Northern prices made 10 those that p'Ir-
chase 10 sell again Gentlemen wishing 10 have
Crates made 10 order, after their own fancy, can
I've supplied Having paid much attention 10 the
Crate making, and bcin. determined 10 manufac-
tire none but good article, at low price, ask
those in want of Crates to give me a call.
SAM'L d. DENOON.
Cont Ot-tI
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TN Y.-ViRcrNIA:-At Quarterly
i Court held for King & Queen county, at the
Court House, on Monday, the 18th OF August
1871
Cary S. Bland, Plaintiff:
Against
Daniel Hcmmingway and John Bland, Admi-
nistrators Of Eliza Hemingway, deceased
Defendants
The defendant, Daniel Hemingway, not hav-
ing entered his appearance and given security &c,
corting to the Ac, of Assembly, and The Rules OF
this Court and it appearing by satisfactory. evil
dcncc that he is not an inhabitant of this Com
monwealth, it is ordered, that the said defendant
do appear here on the first day of the next De-
ccmber Court, and answer the bill Of the plain
Tiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted in some newspaper published in The city of
Richmond fortwo months successfully, and post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse OF this
county A copv-Ieste
SAML. +. HARDWOOD, DC
Ort 3-W9m
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EORTY NEGROES FOR SALE will
L sell ior cash. 10 the highest bidder, at Char
lore Couu House, on the first Monday in Octo-
tober thai being Charlotte Court day, forty Ne
groc>-among them are several very valuable
Servants They are sold Tor no particular fault,
but 10 raise money. They consist of men, wo-
men and chidren-young and old.
JAMES w BOULDIN.
r. p. 5. There will he good many other
Negroes lor sale, at the same time and place
Sept 26-,ds
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A CARD.-Thc subscriber will not attempt
n an enumeration of The various styles and
qualities of SELECT RETAILING DRY
GOODS, which he has recently purchased in The
largest markets in our country-but will content
himself with saying to his friends and the public
that his stock embraces variety, and was pur-
chased with advantages which Justify him in say
Ing, that he can and will furnish them on the most
favorable terms. He invites calls and examina-
tons THOMAS R. PRICE.
Oct Civ
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e. NoricE.-Weia take pleasure in announcing
lit John Winston Jones, Esq, will address his
Fellow Citizens Of the County OF Henrico, and
a.Jw ofRmhmond, on Monday next, the eth in
stan q; uenrco Court House Republicans of
teaneo Organize Organize Orsanize.l
lr he great cones, ia November next. Appoint
ynmillses in every section Of the County --di-
de the duties among subcommittee, in the
a1>: uticious manner-appoint no man upon
,l, important duty, who is not calculated by the
energies of his character to perform it in The most
tis ,ual manner-,o see that he accepts the office
hich !, confded to him-and 10 sec from lime 10
nae that thorough organization be carried out.
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NEJT CLOTffI.NG STORE.
~ DIESpaITGH K co.

lust received two dozen Tweed Goats, beau
j ifnlly cut, and made up very substantially
and worn for winter ware.
Also very fine lot OF Beaver Peltos Frock
and Dress Goats; black and fancy cashmere
Pants: silk, satin, bombaznc, velvet Vests
Shirts. Collars, Bosoms, Gloves, Su>penders
Hali-Hosc, &c, &c, &c.
All who wish something very pretty and cheap
would do well to examine our stock before Pur
chasing elsewhere Having just opened, with
determination 10 sell for very small profits
we respectfully solicit a call from the public e
nerally. Goods always warranted.
No 81. West Main 81, ) doors below that lead
ino TO Mavo's Bridge. Oct III
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CTRATTON'S OFFICE-Drawn Nos. of
- Alexandria Lottery, Glass +, drawn 18th
September:
G3 II 81 50 80 As 43 CO &c + Go CT IL g.
Drawn Nos of Leesburg Lottery, No. 10, drawn
Both:
% GS G5 10 GO Is 50 50 so 81 81.
Ticket Nos. 10 As, a prize of $500, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Alexandria Lottery. No. IS. for 9Th October
Capitals $50, 0O0 10000, $500, 5000 $500, 40
of 1000, &c. IS Nos II drawn.
For l2h-Alcxandria, No. 36-Capitals:
1000 10000, 10 OF 900, &c, &c. IS Nos.
l5 drawn. Wholes $40.
For l9th-Alexandria, Glass F-Captals:
100000 10000, 10000, 10000, 10 Of 500. 10 OF
$50 80 of 900, 50 of 500. rs Nos, lG drawn.
Wholes so.
81 Orders for packages, certificates or single
Tickets in all Lotteries will he promptly attended
TO, and drawing sent when requested. Please adj
dress orders to
~,
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FRESH IENISON

A FINE YOUNG DEER just received al
n the Alhambra will be served up in every
known style This day by the first Cook in Virgl
MIA Epicures are requested 10 give me call.
Sora Parridges aud Oysters can always *
had, first rate, by calling on
r. W. ALLEN, Nth Street.
n. B. Private Rooms for Supper Parties.
Oct 2-3l