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LOTTERIES.
DIGGERs PRIZE OFFICE, cyrner of MIN
- uH0. fyttHW ,sItttS.
GfaMd .S.hcms 10 he Drarn .SioyllN.

ID dsGorcfAor Streets.
Gfand .S-icm,s 10 he Drorn .SiortlU.
$4,000 Capital Drawing received Monday
c.-nlng, October 2Sth. Capitals $4,000, 5000
5000, 5000, 1000, 5000 , OF 1900, 800, 300
1850, 1910 20 OF 1000 10 OF 500, 400, 10 OF
300, &c, &c. IL ballots. Tickets go.
| Drawing received Monday e"ening Noyem-
Der ilh Grand scheme Splendid Capitals
$1,000, IL, 900. 1904 5000, 2a3Gs. 80 prizes OF
1000, &c. - Nos 10 ba!lois. Tickets SIS A
splendid scheme 10 bug by the package.
Drawing received Monday evening Nov llth
Splendid Capitals: $50 900. $4,000 300 5,GJ0,
5000, 2,SSi 100 prizes Of 81 600, &c - Nos, Is
ballots Tickets Sl2
Drawing received Monday evening Nov. 18th.
Splendid Capitals; go 900. 5000. 1000, 2,Il7 80.
100 prizes OF 81 900, &c IS Nos, II ballots
Tickets only $40.
Drawing received Monday evening Nov 25,h
Capitals: so 900, 10000, 5000 10oo, > POO 1000.
| 800. 500 200, Col, 10 OF 1000 300 OF 100,
Ne - Nos, II ballots. Tickets SO.
Drawing received Monday evening, Dec ID
Splendid Capitals ,:3s5. 295 (:i0000 nett. 1855.
5000, 5000 500 $500 $500, 200n, 900, 500,
! 700, 1891. - OF l,00o &c. IS Nos, l3 ballots
Tickets 10
3-a-For smaller Schemes call at the Office
81 Packages of w!ioles and shares. Single
whues and shares always Oh hand in the usual
great variety, and, as usual prizes paid at sight,
Immediately after the drawing.
3T Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes and in all Lotteries,
will he promptly attended to, and drawing sent
when requested TIlOS. II. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Oct II.
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BALTIMORE MAEKET-Oct. 81.

FLorR-Wc rote sales of $50 barrels new
Howard street Flour yesterday and today at Il
% Some holders however ask a fraction more
We are unable to quote a definite receipt price
Holders of good parcels of old Flour ask 81
City Mills Flour is held at 81 31s, but no trans
actions. Small parcels Of Susquehanna Flour
are selling at 81 BIT.
GRAlN-very liule Wheat at market to-day
and yesterday. Small parcels were sold at 50 a
% cents for good 10 prime reds and one parcel of
very superior at % cents. Ordinary 10 good is
worth 20 IS cts. Sales of old white Corn at A.,
a Is cents and of old yellow a, l6 a A. cents
We quote new Corn at 40 IL cents for white,
and - As cents for yellow. A lot of 800
bushels old Pennsylvania yellow sold al iS cents
Oats have advanced liille and we now quote at
% p cents-sales.
PRovsioNs.-Bacon sells moderately as fol-
lows, viz: prime Western Sides at 4! a 5 cents;
Shoulders at 4t 5 cents, and Hams, at 6 a I! Cts
Lard sells slowly at 81 cents for No. | Western
in kegs.
WHlskEY.-T are no hhds in market Bbls
are scarce-last sales Is cents.
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ttGO REWARD.-Ran away from the sub
DIV scrbcr. about the 30lh July last, Ne
gro Man. named William, who calls himself VIII
liam Jones He is about five feet, ten inches in
height stou, made, of copper color, abon'
twenty eight years of age, and wears full head
of hair | purchased him OF DR.. VIM. A. Sci
den, of Charles City county, in December last
The above reward will be paid upon his delivery
to me, or confinement in any Jail, 50 can get HIM
again. Z. L. WIGHT.
Tuckahoe Goochland CO., Va.
Oct. 26-c4t
Country Wing is requested TO copy 4,
DRESS COATS! DRESS COATS :
~ G. DUNSPAUGH & co. have jus, receiv-
ed three dozen Dress Goats, Of English and
French Cloth, ranging from eleven TO twenty-five
dollars Call at the new clothing store, No. 81,
West Main street, ) doors from R. Fl. Jenkins
corner. Oct. 10
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r G.. GREGORY & CO, MANAGERS,
d J. Number l0l, Main Street Richmond
NOVEMBER SPLENDID LOTTERIES.

NOVEMBER SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
S60000 in six prizes of 10000 dollars, Alex
andria .oierv Glass NO 80. for 1871, TO be drawn
in Alexandria, ID. G.. on Saturday, the OH OF No
vemher 1874. Brilliant scheme: i prizes Of $40, :
600 amounting 10 to 900. besides prizes OF $500,
23l0. - prizes OF 900 50 OF 400. &c. Tickets
$40 halves 3 90; quarters , 80. Certificates OF
packages OF - whole tickets Sl30 Ol; p halves
Is 90: - quarters 81 80
$4,000, 10000 l0,01G! On Saturday, 10th
Nov. 1911. the splendid Alexandria Lottery,
Glass 10. for 1914 will be drawn at Alexandria,
d. C.--7s No Lottery, IS drawn ballots. Grand
prizes: splendid prize Of $4,000, 10000. 10000.
5000, 1000 90 prizes OF 1909, l00 OF 800, &c.
Tickets SIC: halves 90; quarters , 90; eighih>
| 81. Certificates OF packages OF ~ whole tickets
Sl6D 90; - halves 40 co. 81 quarters 10 %.
ii eighhs ~ 90.
::30,00o .-Alcxandfia Lottery, Glass -, for
ISL, 10 be drawn in Alexandria, d. C., on Satur-
1900, 1000. 3,210 80 prizes of ( COO, 81 .!
800, ls2 of 500, Sc, Sc Tickets $40. havcs5,
quarters > 80. Certificates OF packages Of %
whole Tickets $50; 70 halves is, % quarters
- 50.
$25,00o.-Alexandria Lottery, Class II, for
1914, To be drawn in Alexandria, D. C., on Satur-
dav. Nov. -. 1914. Prizes-S25 900. 10000
1000, 5000, 1890 10 prizes Of $1,000, 10 Of 800,
10 of 100 &c, &C. IL drawn Nos oul of 6li-
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 50. Ccrifi-
Gates of packages OF - whole Tickets $40 -
halves -, % quarters - 20.
3O,0G0'--Alexandria Lottery, Class IL, for
1914, 10 be drawn AT Alexandria, ID. G.. on Sainc-
day, Nov. 30th 1911 Splendid Prizes go
600 IL 900, 5000, $500, 3,2211, 5,091, $500 ~
prizes of $: 900, 30 OF 800, 90 Of 400 &c, &c,
&c Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters , 50. Ger
iihcales ui packages OF - whole Tickets $50,
Is halves 65, % quarters - so.
- Orders for Tickets and Shares aud Cetill-
cafes of Packages in the above splendid Lotto
rie>, will receive the most promp, attention, and
an 0cc9Wai II each dfaring will bc sent, when re-
qucsied, To all who may order Tickets from MS.
]. G. GREGORY x Co,
Oct - ;fqaagcrS. Rtkm0nd, Va.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Oc, %

AsnEs-Po,s are very dull, and we sill quote
81 49,; pearls are very steady at 81 81. a 4 81
BRrApsTurrs- is no change To-day in
any sort Genesee flour, 81 rs a sl,.
Co7ToN-Sales to-day of 800 bales, entirely
to Spinners. Prices firm.
PRoyisoSs.-There is little better feeling
among pork operators, and slight improvement
has taken place. We quote prime Ohio at sc 81!
a 81; mess at IS rs 9 12.. Beef is very dull,
and without alteration in prices. Lard is in mo-
derate request We quote kegs at 5, 6. els.
Butter is in fair demand. Ordinary 10 good, sells
at Q IL CTS. western dairy al IA Is cts. Cheese
is held at At a 5, cts
WHIsKEY-Drudge casks are in moderate de-
mand, and we quote 25! 26 cts Western and
prison barrels are held at 81 81! cts.
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FATHER A DAMPER TO COONERY.
niis Netting In Ncr York.

.rb, New York Herald gives an amusing &C
IN, Of the meeting OF the Wings of the city,
ll;.b has - often been proclaimed with flour
VIM" W. =, lrumpctS After all, though the embellish-
- were splendid, the number in the process
' ,,n dil moi exceed $500 persons, with coach
~, !, ladies' in the rcar.)
The principal orators were CaSSius M. Clay,
l., Of Lexington, aud J. w. Fowler, Esq, III
i't, ~ latter being decidedly the best speak
N The occasional good orator, brilliant and
versatile.
tho Herald processes TO open up new view OF
,,,r,cS. II says: The impression produced on
-, mini by the aspect Of this great meeting is,
va, .he Wings Of New York have privately and
'., abandoned all their local tickets here,
',,,n; The elec,oral-except MIR. Clay. In fact.
-. Whole movement is evidently, not so much TO
~, the power of the Wing party but 10
IT,, Mr. Clay at all hazards aud at any sacri-
-. and 10 lqy he Foundation Of a paytp 10 secure
80 Sgte.Nioa 10 NJ. UeiAcr-dna IN This point Of
,,.,. i l-dS a most }'otem on3 po'cerfM demonsfra-
..,a ia2ccl. 1t contains. however, the seeds of a
.,r,aus and terrible contc>, within the Wing
,,n,< for the spoilS hereafter Mark this. Mr..
Weo>tsr'> speech IN Brooklyn, to-day, wiltbe
rer important.
can his be so9 What, Clay first, and Web
80, neytl What will the sovereign people say ?
psrbar> they may take il into their heads not to
rms, ,he Wings at all with the reins of power
~, IA M, in Clay at ALL What then becomes OF
.Ls (;oi.like Daniel2 We Go not know what the
,re neoole OF the South say TO this succession OF
,lc tmpirc-bu. for our own parts our blood boils
=, the yelv idea. that this great country the only
p.nnbc on earth, should be so held by aspiring
men or their supple followers rs 10 be marked out
t1ryear> and years as the property and spoilS Of
ambitious and proflisate men.
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VXToRTHAM'S OFFICE, NJ. :, Exchange
w Pl0re. RicAm0ad. I.ksiMiA.

w Ploce Rcdm0ad, F,sini4.
50 29l II Capital! The Alexandria Lotto
re- Class No 81, draws lo-iay-drawing received
ON Monday morning. Tickets for sale until L
o'clock, p. NJ This Is he best scheme publish
ed for the amount ri>ked. The discount just
takes off the ragged edges and the holder of the
lucky ticket gets $4,000 nett! Up, and at il
with ragged $40 note Prizes S..s5.29l H.,
II. 16l 70, 5000, 5000 5000 300, 2,3Gl ~, 80
of 1000 80 Of $50, 10 OF a00, G3 of $50, &C.
Tickets only Si0-shares in proportion,
Alm, FIR I6-Dap
$4,000 G pital in the Grand Consolidated Lot
terv Glass No 81, for sale until halt past2 clock,
PM. Prizes: $4,000. 1000. | ,759, , of 900,
Tickets S2-slares in proportion. Certificate OF
a package of WholcS, ;S:25 co. Halves, Sl2 so;
Quarters, 81 TO-
AMI 10 Ic Dlawn Soou.
November 2!.-S30 600, 1900, 1000, 3,210, 90
Of 1000, &c Tickets $40.
November 9lh-SG0,0 900 in 6 prizes $500,
$3.50, - OF 1000, &c. Tickets $40.
November lGth-$i0, 0a0, 10000, 10000, 5000,
1000 80 of 1000, &c Tickets Sl2.
Oct 26-lt CHARLES WORKMAN.
ALAS! ALAS! THE RED BOOT is IN
"A A SCRAPE,-Three Thousand Dollars
Wanted or the Red Boot. that same old Red
Boot, must fan, and great world be the fall
thereof Come 10 the rescue, ladies' and gentle
men.
will sell from now until raise 5000 dollars,
cheaper than any person in Richmond. My
,iock of Boots AMI Shoes is very large and com
petr, and, as the crediloi the Red Boot must and
SHALL be sustained give me a call and as
sure YOU the prices shall be made 10 suit ALL
Call in crowds, or dozens. or any way you please
and carry of The Boots and Shoes by dray loads,
basle, loads, or wheelbarrow loads, OF any way
YOU please, 50 you leave he the REilNO.
S. A. SMITH,
Red Boot, Main 81, No. J, Corner House.
p S. Backing only cents per box.
()ct Diff
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The Wing is complaining bitterly of the Exc
cutive appointment of Commissioners OF Flee
TONS, viz majority of Wings in Wing coun-
ties. and rice rcrsa. Ii We are not much mis-
taken, the Wing expressed its satisfaction with
the app onlments when made. Has any thing
occurred recently? Is it likely that some stftt
movement from Wing Head Quarters NAV be
,hwarted BY the present arrangement OF The Com
miSsionerS 1t is very strange, that al this late
hour the Wing should hurl lis thunder at The rule
adnnied hY The Executive.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING TONIGHT.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING TONIGHT.
There will he a meeting OF the Shockoc Hill
Democratic Association OF this city tonight a,
past O'Clock, al Democratic Hall, over The
Marshall Hotel, ON II Street, Shockoe Hill. A
ull attendance is requested
a-.r The Meeting which was proposed 10 be
held at the Exchange this evening will not take
place, owing 10 the room having been previously
engaged but will be held as above, a, the Mar
shall Hotel. Much good speaking may be ex-
uecied
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THOMSONIAN BOTANIC PRACTICE
DIP Il u RORINSON

CONTINUES TO offer his professional ser
" vices to those who may prefer the BOTAN-
&c PRACTICE. Dr. r. is a graduate of the
Medical College OF Ohio, has devoted several
wears to the study OF MEDICINE, SURGERY.
and other branches connected with the science OF
Medicine, including two full courses OF Lecture.
upon subjects usually taught in reputable Medi-
cal Institutions. His experience and success
during the last nine years, in me treatment OF
Chronic forms OF disease, such as Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Ash
ma, scrofnla, Tits, Spinal Affection, and all tn.
forms of disease peculiar to females, Justly the
assertion that large majority OF those who have
long been afflicted, and have despaired oi ge'lin:g
well. NAV be, by ajudicous use Of the BOTAN-
&c remedies restored 10 health anu strength.
" Persons residing at distance can obtain
board with DR.. r. which will make greatly III
their favor. The Doctor will attend personally
in cases of MIDWIFERY-charge only $40
A supply OF genuine Botanic Medicine for SALE
wholesale and re.ail--a.so, Thomson's new book.
containing s:4 pages.
Oct Chm II street, Shoekoe HILL
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To tic Editors of Tic EnGAarcr.


FREngaicKsErRG, Va, Oct -, 1871
In a late Richmond Wing, | noticed, that M
der the head of Texas opposed To Annexation.
the Editors attempt 10 gull the people with the
idea that al the late Presidential election in Tex
as, The question of Annexation was raised, and
that the aaii-aHnclafion candidate was successful
! have the pleasure of enclosing "The Teyian
Democrat" OF the 2l>l OF August last printed in
Houston, which contains 4 letter from the Hon
Arson Jones, the Texan Secretary OF State, one
of the candidates for the Presidency, and who has
since been elected, in which he SAYS. that The
charge oihis opposition to that great measure, is
"a haSc daadcc"
In private letter from a friend 10 Houston, he
says-"Our elections for President, &c, come of
in few DAYS; the candidates for The Presidency
being the Hon. Arson Jones, and Gen. Edward
Bureson The former is native OF New York
but has been in Texas Twelve years or more, hav-
ing served his adopted country with fidelity in the
offices of Representative in Congress, Senator
Minister 10 the u. States, and lastly Secretary oi
Stale. He certainly will b. elected. a base IA
IRRIGATION has been circulated among The conntrA
Prop2s, 10 the effect that Jones IS opposed to annex
alton. as hieu arc uaaaiaonS in fnr"r n i-but il
is totally false, and is so regarded here; for nc
one has bccn mare mitcioUs, m IS nor for The re-
oaacr.tion Of TIas to The bMio", Maa M
.J0Rrs."
IT. the paper enclosed, you will find several ar.
,iclcs which speak plainly the course that viii
probably bc pursued, in case The "eaemy 81 IGf-
as" should be elected President OF The l.. 81
mean. of course, Henry Clay.
' " Yours. 4 DEMOCRAT.
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P. MAYO. Clerk.

To tic CrcdtDyS Of tic Banhrnpts 0Jorc mentioned.
Notice is hereby given, that the assets men
toned in the order of Court above, as on depositc
in the Bank OF Virginia. 10 the credit ofthe Court
of the United States, Eastern District Of Virgil
MIA, al Richmond in the Bankrupt cases therein
stated that after ten days notice, dividend and
distribution will be made of the said assets, and
such other assets as may be recovered in any ol
Tie said eases, before the passing OF an order for
distribution therein
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Gen. Assignee.
Oct o5-l0tu
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The T. Wing SAYS. that lis party will carry Fir-
cinia East of the Blue Ridge by 5000 majority
We enter our solemn protest agains! such claim,
and in proof, submit The following recapiiulatlon
Of Congressional Districts, East OF the Ridge,
which we take from a table of The whole State,
furnished by gentleman who has made this
mater his study. In 40, he came within 80 OF
the vote OF Virginia, Notwithstanding the large
estimates of the Charlottesville Convention, at
which he was present, and saw all their estimates
much higher than his OWN His calculation is
therefore. entitled to much consideration:
Last az RIuc Rhine
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

- Hague, in his Horoscope for November,
says Clay was not ordained 10 rule as Presi-
den,-.iat station was ordained for James N.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
High Wafer this day at 4 o'clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVED,


ARRIVED
Steamer Pocahontas, Hoilin9shcad, Baltimore
suniries.
Schr. Nassau. Chester, 81 hours from New
York, sundrcs 10 !. kirch, J. Lipscnmb
Guarlcs, Merwin * Sutton, Valentine, Brce-
den & Co, Keen 4 Co.. Ludlam. Preston Co.
Saunders & Luke, ). Bonayta. Dunlop, Mon
cure q CO., G. w Ferry, J. Myers DTinkel
4 Morris, S L. Dove, T.. Sheppcr>on, w. Tay-
Tor. Paueson & Burr Davenport & Allen, Fry
& Co, O. A. Srccker, J. Goodc, V. A. Fariar
II. w. TYLER, w. Palmer Royal & Morgan
I.athrnp 4 Vandeurson, F. II. Amidon, L. u
c. Ellis L. d. Crenshaw & Co, Boyd, Ed
mund {; Co. W. Ritter, r. w. Allen, L. A
Rust. C. r. Weller, Il. NJ. Burton. Inloes &
Brother. J. Pzzini, J. Thompson 4 Co, Brown,
TAYLOR & Tucker, J. Thomas, 3. Peyton Wads-
worth. Turner & Co, J, c. Crane, r. r.
Duval w. NJ. Buruss. J. Moore, l.. Frank
A. Dnyal & Co, Levy & Brother, L. 0. Rails,
J. c. Bennett & Co., j. Bonavila, T. Sharp,
Allison & Evans. J. G.. Watson, J. Szcr &
Son. p. Cullen, Gibson & Thornton, Nash *
Woodhouse. T. p. Vial, Gaynor, Wood & Co,
Kerr & Brother, Vanlcw, Smith & Co, J. Evans
French Consul, A. Barsamin, Williams K
aaxall, ]. +. Allen, Bosher, Robinson x Co,
Kent. Kendall & Co, Brooks & Hudson Gle
land & Mott
Schr Ataanta, Wing. Wareham, ballast.
Brig Henry Lee, Smith, New York, coal
Schr II. w Candy Candy, Fall River,
coal
New York. October 23-Clcared, schr Maria,
Richmond.
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DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of Nam
d and G0rcrhor Streets
Drawing of the Pokomoke River Lottery,
Class No 203
Al , AZ s 81 5 43 63 Is 81 62 10
Drawing Of the Pokomohe River Lottery,
Glass No 20i
= 46 10 30 80 Is IS - % So 80 AZ 10
Half Tickets, Nos. IS 80 73,-Stil another
Capital sold and paid BY BIGGER.
Oct. %
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orn ,IARKrT uOTEI,

OLD MARKET HOTEL.
TINE Proprietor OF the above named House
i returns his thanks 10 his friends and The pub
lie generally. for past favors, and bess leave TO
inform them, that he is receiving by every arrival
large supplies Of FRESH OYSTERS, which
he can warrant 10 b. rs soOd as any brought 10
this market The evidence" of this can be pro-
ducei at any time. He is also supplied with
all kinds of WILD GAME, such as WILD
TURKlES, DUCKS, PARTRIDGE, soRA.
&c, &C. &c, in their season.
Families supplied with Oysters on the mos,
accommodating terms. Snacks served up 10 or
der
The public are requested 10 call, and test the
quality and quantity of the above.
GEORGE L. SADLER,
Or, 1T-l2t 81 West Main 81.
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Whole Tickets Sl2-shares in proportion.
A certificate of a package of 26 whole tickets
will be sent 10 any part of The Union on receiv-
ing a remittance OF SlG0-hayes $50, quarters
so, cighls S2o.
g.T Remiuances always come safe, il addressed
To J. +. WORD,
Oct. 23-ctl Richmond
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OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS!
TUST received another splendid 10, OF Over
j coats. which will be sold verv cheap for cash,
by u. DuNSPAuGH O. 20"
Oct. - No. As West Nam 81
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MERCHANTS MAGAZINE.-HUNT
Iil Merchants Magazine, for October-re-
ceived by DRlNkER q MORRIS.
Oct. lS-,f
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THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,
Importers Of Dry Goods Hardndrf, CmHoS anil
(,uuS

MpatcTs ~ DRY Goods, I0Fd""'f, tNHo1' 0"4
Guns
HAVE REMOVED TO 80. JOG, MiiS sTREsT,
The tenement with iwo-siory Granite Front, hehi
to Mr.. William Mitchell.
rV,,;E undersigned will receive IN few days, by the
i ships "Rob Roy" and Orchard Anderson" iIona
Liverpool direct their Fail Importation In their Dry
Goods Department they offer the vey beet Goods 10 Id
obtained in both Foreign and Domestic markets-snei
a. Cloths, Blankets, Napt Cntons Fiannrls Woolirn"
of every kind for servants wear. Irish Liuen Pns.
H-rry. SC. In the Hardsare Department, they inr-
nish large beautiful and unusually varied assortment
all of which they pledge Themselves 10 sell Al price"
az low rs may be found any other house In the ely
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
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4 BEAUTIFUL NEW ANNUAL-NA-
Il ruREs CENSOR Am0ron HId F7o,rTs,
IN ileir Nai,rc Haants, by Emory C. Embury.
with 20 plates OF plants, colored after Nature, and
Landscape views Of their localities, from drawings
on the spot b. E. Whitfield. Just received For
sale by DRINKER < MORRIS.
Oc, Ji
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A CARD.-rhe subscriber will not attempt
~ an enumeration of the various styles and
auqi,;cs OF SELECT RETAILING DRY
GOODS, which he has recently purchased in The
largest markets in our couniry-hut will content
himself with saving 10 his friends and the pubic,
that his stock embraces a 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 1-clW
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A "pAIR" HARD TO BEAT

A "PAIR' HARD TO BEAT,
THE two Lotteries below are worthy of all
l. attention.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 80, to be drawn No
yembcr 9th.
Schemes:
grand prize Of $4,000 grand prize oil $4,000
= 10000 " :. 10000
/ &" 10000 Z" 10000
Being the first six prizes and louI Of them can be
drawn in one package.
Also prizes Of $500, y OF s 600. &c SC.
Whole Tickets $40 only-shares in proportion.
A certificate Of package OF % whole ticket,
will be sent 10 any one who will remit me $40
halres and quarters in proportion.
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NTEGROES FOR SALE.-All the Negro
IN Slaves belonging to The Estate of Dr.. John
~ Sebrcl deceased, will be sold to the highest
bidder, al his late residence in The county OF Sur
rs, on Tuesday, the 29;h day OF October, instant,
wenty-onc in number, men, women, boys and
girls, al young and valuable except one, Gagged
Terms cash, or bonds on demand, with approved
security, 10 bear interest from the date or day OF
sale. T. r. SPRATLEY, Adn-s
J. w. SPRATLEY, -'''"''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

r AW SCHOOL IN RlCHMOND.-The
IL subscriber proposes 10 open a Law School
in this cv-,he term commencing on the ir>,
day OF November, and terminating on the last
day of April next.
The fee for instruction. will be $50 ioy tho
erm-payable in advance.
Applications may be made BY letter. or per
sonally to the subscriber, al the Powhaian House
Oct l4-d&c If WIN. MAXWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

Sc6Oad ScheaN in .Norcmju,
Alexandria Lottery, Class 10, 10 be drawn lGih
November.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-26

Dem. maj. Yves, of Blue Ridge, 49ll