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

late OF PETERNDrRu,)
GROCER, COMMISSION AND FOR
HARDING MERCHANT,
BAstS BANx, in the brick bull ling recently erect
cd by Alc>srs. Crtnshaw & Co..
OFFERS FOR SALE-Su.ar, Coffee, Mo-
" lasscs, Salt, Leather, Bacon, &c; and so
liciis consignmens of tobacco, Flour, Wheat,
and other produce. ...,
All business entrusted TO him will bc faithfully
attended To-
RcEcrcaccs-ig PERMISSION:
Pelcr>burg-Mcs>r>. \. Kcevan x Bro; Ne
Ilwainr, Rrownley y Co; y. NJ Martin 4
Domains; Samuel Morieca, Esq. Lewis +.
Hicks; Col Henry Thwcalt
Richmond-Ale>srS. Jno. Maben & Co. Webb,
Bacon X Co.; w. $. q J. Donnan; John c. Hob
son, Esq. Samuel Marx; General James w.
Pegram.
RIcnMoxn, Va, Sept 2i, 1911. est
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WOOD FOR SALE-The subscriber is
w prepared 10 furnish families al very short
notice, with Oak or Pine Wood, al the lowest
GEO w. TOLER.
Agent and Collector, Lislcs Row.
Richmond Semi q ISL u
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INSTRUCTIONS on THE PIANO FORTE.
ID IL. TAYLOR, respectfully announces,
/ that he continues 10 give instructions on
the Piano Fore 10 limited number of pupils.
and having now few vacancies, IS ccsIrot> OF
filling them as soon as possible IN oTaer TO enable
him To make a convenient division oil his time.
For terms, &c. apply al his Piano Forte and Alt-
sic Store, opposite The Banks Sept. 30.
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..,,, AsUBURTON QUIZ CONVEX TED
~" INTO A WIG FORGERY!
>, .o,l.< N PENNSYLVANIA and .Ncw York.
r,rs,T Of letter from
"PniLApErPIiIA. Sept. ~.
.,b,y, laughed most heartily at the miserable
...;,n - that Fu GSput or quiz, published
-. yrw York Plcbcan, and copied into the
,.' ,;.h, Times aud PENNSYLVANIA, on the 9Th
,n,,,,, | herewith send tito you. The poor
No.. m, So desperate. that they have not even
II, enough left 10 appreciate good loEe nor Spl-
nauuh 10 counterfeit II by retoil--oul cAliac'
n i, sufficient 10 iorst ana safh'e u mo d
i.b!aclei SANDER The w heeling Times Is
,otxplain i9m this old ana OBVIOUS qH'> upon
Wb;.,, has been converted into serious and
crate forgery against The Loco focoS.) lou
, perceive Nv reading the original quiz that
IA humorous and good natured, and ala mote
p.ali. ii did hit upon a sore place.
j. 70 our prospects in Pennsylvania, they are
Ne shall give heavy majority for
...,.. say a, the l,7rca 1900. The Tariff has
.,.rr helped US Many of our people believed
.. =. some sort OF machine turned 10y hand
t.'? m. Government, bat they now understand
Antr Mr.. Joseph r. lnserSoll had finished
+ ,lssan, and elaborate Speech upon the subject,
!. ,,i buchanan cried out IVY blast YER lis a
!, .,.cr all."-and went away, satisfied that he
,.r reritclly understood that question, any how.
sr, n, Farner-Ihe intelligent Farmer, perfectly
..er>,and> il. and lis effects upon the Agricul-
u.,t interest. The discussion OF that question in
I-,n>yyania has been OF great serrice-con-
-rei many. and shaken none from the true
nnocratic faith We shall carry the County Of
a.7ielphia. whereas the Wings will be routed
h Of the City, by The Nati:es
The Wings are, just al this i,mc, possessed with
ma: CONFERENCE.-The confidence is 50 utterly In
fiealle 10 us that we apprehend some 6re0"-
raim->ome scheme, which their leaders nave
~ Ind the address 10 conceal from their follow
5. bnt we will discover il in day or two
7.ey acrcr can pelpeirate the same frauds as III
N II. Even then, they did not carry the State
Ta Harrison majority was 3l3-be r.tad a'nn-
= Abolition rotcS an lie State. The Democrats
organized in every county and every township
nd never 50 unanimous. have heard from
n coanty-compared all statements, and ou'
qIoritv cannot I've less than 5000 for Skunk
HoW can we be mistaken? Every possible doub
.ad contingency HIS been weighed and reflected
won AN0ring 10000 votes Tor pipe-layinS, We
Ut would beat them by 10000 clear majority
no, speak the language of an enthusiast oI
ok with prejudiced eye-but calmly and de-
tela,ely With every opposing influence careful
/. scanned and calculated upon.
Tsg YuRk is safe safe safe!!! They re-
.ni,c more hurraing than We do And yet our
GERMANS have got their spunk up We are sure
h, Mex York, and New Jersey, and Delaware
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Coxsis.rosEk's OsFicr,
- all itttf..f lSdA

Richmond 22nd August, 1914.
Pursuant 10 the foregoing decree, have appointed me
osh day Of October for the attendance OF The par
ues a. ~. Al they are hereby notified 10 attend,
,y,h m, EVIDENCE necessary 10 enable me TO perform
,bs duties required by The foregoing decree AND The
creditors Of Lewis Esenmenser deceased are also h"s'
drd 10 attend. the same day, WIN thrif c'as' ahu
IN. evidence IN support thereof; .....
n, s1-wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
BROGUES, * SIDE LEATHER SHOES,
A. the PenicntiaTy Store.
TIME Board Of Directors have just AUTHORISED
i reduction in the price Of The above arti-
Giles. that offers strong inducements 10 the CoUN-
TRY MERCHANTS, FARMERS, Factory PRoPRlE-
TORS &c, scao irish 10 buy. We invite pubic at
tention 10 our large stock, which is equal IN qua
lily 10 anv thing in this market:
Sept. 23-tf JAS. c. SPOTS, Agent.
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MORE NEW FANCY DRY GOODS
7Nursday Morn,ng, Octobcr 3, 1871.

TNurMaV Morning, Oct0DCr ;, ISL.
D H. JENKINS will open this morning 30
n. Packages of New Goods just received by
late arrivals from Europe, consisting of
100 different kinds of Shawls, Scarfs, and Dress
Hdk'E, Mouseins, Cashmere D'Ecosse, Linen
Cambria lIdk'ls, all prices, from nincpcnce to 81
Rich Winter Calicoes, from 6 cents Ia - cenis.-
Cloths, CasSimeres and Vestings &c, &c. with
many very cheap goods from auction.
Oct3
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THOMAS Il. BIGGER, Garner N liaiH ami
/ G0rcrH0r SflCthS.
SpI ENDID SCHEMES

TlIOMAS Il. BIGGER, Corner of 3ir'H an"
i Gorcrnor .ShceiS.
Drawing received Wednesday Evening, Octo-
her 81 Capitals SlS.0OO 60j0, 1000. 3,00o.
2GOO $50 10 of 900. Of 800, of 100, of 300, OF
200. of $50 of I25, 2I0 Of 100, &c, &c. Is bal
lots. Tickets -, Lowest prize 81.
Grand Scheme! Capital S::'5295, $50 900
ncu.) Pr Lowest Prize so net,-loweSt No.
Prize ::2O nett II Drawing received Monday
Evening. October 1th. Capitals: 1926, 10000,
5000 1000 3,292 81, 900, of 1000, OF 700,
~ prizes of 800, &c, Sc. IS Nos, II ballots.
Tickets $40 only.
Drawing received Thursday Evening, October
10. Capitals $4,000, 80 prizes of 1000, &c,
SC. IS Nos, IL ballots. Tickets -.
S30, 900 Capital! Drawing received Monday
E~ning. Oct lilh Splendid Capitals: S3',OOa,
10000 5000, 1000. 1000, , OF 1000, OF 500, OF
1913 -. y, Of 1000 Of 800, of 800, 300 Of 200.
IS Nos Is ballots. Tickets $40.
Grand scheme! S30.0)0 Capital--7-3J' 100
prizes olSl 900 are $>IU0,no0. ~ Drawing re-
cciycd Monday Evening. October l!'th. Grand
Capitals. $4,000 5000, 800, 1000, 5000,
2.3si 100 prizes of 900, &c, &c. Is drawn bal
lots Tickets Sl2.
~ 900 Capital. Drawing received Monday
~ nin.. October 2Sth. Capitals 80 900. so0o,
6O0O. 5000 1000 5000, cot $500 OF ,aOo, Of
100 of $50. Of ,2lo 20 of 1000. 10 Of 800, OF
100. 10 ol 300, &c, &c II ballots. Tickets
$40.
~. For smaller Schemes, call at the Office.
~ Packages of wholes and shares, single
whole and shares. always on hand in the usual
great variety. and As usual, prizes paid at sight
Immediately after the drawing.
~ Orders for packages certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes. and IN all .otlcreS,
i'll be promptly attended i" and drawing sent
vhcn requested. iioH. - =,
Manager Office, opposite ruins Eagle flo'eL
Sept. lS-did
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NC FROM THE DEMOCRATIC
Ah.sNn,,ClATlON OF WASHINGTON.
y,SE WIG FORGERY.
=, a.. D.,n,cr,<u


.,n,,c.,and, that the Wing Frankins and
W w Committee are now having printed al
S,',G,,,hc National Iniellisencer tory lhou-
a', 49,. Of document, headed "TnE SoyTii
81 ,t ,.s purpotting 10 be issued by me Ne
P'>.' association Of This city. This is base
i- We have authorized no such use OF the
~. ~, association 10 any document issued
w. D"' auspices Of the Wing Congressional
nv committee Ii, therefore, the Demo
-, ,,1.,, free States should find any document
Y ',,racer such rs the title of this might m
/ .1 ;o circulation amongst them, they viii de-
"a t. y !, a a Wing forgery, and treat The trick
',.. res. Thus will The people OF The coun-
: sand lie morals Of The party We have 10
Z ' ,,:,, This trick Of these political Mum
r.. D, ". j on par with the Roorback romance
an >~,.,l,>brl hv one Of their leading journals.
:, i,i,1jsye ii 10 be our duty 10 pu, The Demo
"' N hen suani against this forgery; and we
s'.' 5 y" rbr Democratic papers throughout The
'e,ry Will rcpuhlish This eard, -,
.-''' JAMES TOWLES, Chairman.
% y SgxGSTACS,
.,.sory TX. Com. Dem. Association.
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AUCTION SALES.
~ pnnlon. Mon.urc q co.

Commissioners .Saic NJ ducilon 0f Ccatr0i Com-
manning hcai E'aafc.
by virtue of a decree of the Chancery Court
ID otthe Richmond District. will be sold on The
premises, on Monday, the Dist October, al II
o'clock, that central most commanding square OF
Lots situated between 18th and 9Th streets extend
n9 from /. or Main to ID or Cary streets, bein.
Nos. 5Si, 5sl. Coz and COS according 10 tie plan
OF The city OF Richmond.
Also Lot No. 81. situated on the Canal al the
intersection Of Il and 9TH streets.
Also. Lois Nos. 633, 65,; GA and G1J. being the
square situated between Il and G streets and II
and ID streets.
Sale 10 be made in the order as advertised, on
the following terms. Ia vii:
Onc-cshlh in cash, onc-eghth in months,
one-cisht!I in L. months, and the remaining five
eighlhS n the expiration oilre years, all from The
day Of sale, with the privilege To the purchaser 10
continue the credit upon thu last ilve-eighths for
the lifetime Of Mrs Thomas Taylor, il She suf
wives The first five years: the said FIVE eialIhS p0r
ton OF the purchase money Ia bear Interest from
the day OF sale PAYABLE quaueryearly, the pur
chaSer> lo give negotiable notes satisfactorily
dorscd. for the payment of the two eehhs at the
expiration OF six and twelve months; and. for the
residue bonds with good security, payable a.
Aforesaid and the title 10 be retained, subject 10
the further order of Court.
a plan OF the Lots may he seen al The office of
the Auclionecrs Dunlop, Moncurc Il Go.
WILLIAM GAIT,
GEORGE w MUNFORD
Sept 20-cliS Commissioners.
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VALUABLE TANNEEY AND OTHER

v "a
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
DY virtue of the power conferred by the will Of
ID Joel Holcman deceased, we propose la sell
that valuable Tanning Establishment, Dwelling,
and other houses thereon, in and adjoining The
town of Smilhiicd and county OF Isle OF Wight,
of which the tcstator died possessed. The dwell
ling is, in fact 4 handsome Two story brick house,
with a large framed room attached, used &c
morally as the chamber. There are three rooms
on the first floor, and two passages, basement
rooms, &c. Attached is very fine garden, with
good fruit trees, a house, garden, Nc, for The
superintendent OF the tlnnery, and all the houses
necessary 10 the comfort Of a family, and the
manufacturing ui leather. In the tan yard are
81 vals, bark houses, and all the essentials 10 the
operation Of a large iannery. This property has
been productive Of a handsome profit and as il is
the only tanncrv in many miles ot this place,
with an abundance of bark in the ncShborhood,
and being in Il few hours of travel 10 Norfolk, II
is supposed that Il most advantageous investment
NAV be made Several acres Of land are COM
prised in this property, which will I've sold on
credit of one, Two, and three years, with interest
from the date Persons are requested 10 examine
the premises We shall sell TO the highest bidder,
at Isle of Wight Court House, on the first Mon
KAY in November next. the Mill IN the said
county, called Vests Mill, the property of the
ieslator, and one single Tract Of Land, near 10
Scotland JohnSon's, and within three miles OF
Smi,hield. Apply TO
a ATKINSON,
JOSIAH HOLLEAiAN,
NJ. L. WHITEHEAD,
Executors of Joel llolleman.
Smithficld, Isle OF Wight county.
81 The Editors of the Whi2, American Bca-
con, Norfolk and Old Dominion Portsmouth,
are requested Ia copy. ocl ''-ld"i
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cAppIACrs, CARRIAGES !,

CARRIAGES! CARKIAGf.S I!
-1 The Subscribers would most re-
Q&5Z specially inform The public, that
Ss51l2 have on hand full supply Of
Carriages, OF the various kinds and descriptions
and Of The best manufacture, which they will sell
low for cash or approved paper. All our work
is warranted TO stand equal 10 any work IN the
Union We have also for sale an assortment o.
Coach findings, and harness mountinSs, low iol
cash
g'rseyeral good second hand Carriages for sale
All Repairing done with ncatness and despatch
HOOKER. OSBORNE q cox.
Corner of Main and Slh Streets Richmond, va
SOM 20 d&c At
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Tais is a great season for vegetables and
rnon. Nina JoN1R0l
Ye>. and bigger vegetabl TO cone On
Tuesday next, the Journal and its Wing friends
Min NEE, with the largest squash" they ever did
,-,->o large, that they will be unable To get over
"a 4 srea, season for vegetables
PeRnsdraRi0n.
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SCHOOL ALTA VAIJI.I.

SCHOOL AT La NALLEE.
TEIE subscriber, with the view Of educating
/ his own sons, will reopen School NJ La Val
lee. on the Isl OF October next. The School will
be conducted 10y Mr.. +. G. Anderson oI Buck
ingham, under the immediate supervision OF The
subscriber. Mr. Anderson was mary years the
pupil of the Rev. +. y. Sanders, and occasion
ally assisted him in his late School Il dis place,
and has since then been engaged in teaching
The integrity and proprely Of his conduct is well
known to The subscriber, and is bc,ites recon-
mcnicd by persons of high responsibility; among
whom is Professor Dodd of Princeton College,
(whcre he was 4 stadcnt) and other oroicssor>.-
lie vii! teach the usual branches O. an English
Education. together with the Greek, Latin and
French languages and the subscriber will him
sell pay strict attention 10 the manners and mo-
ralsoi the pupils. There is no healthier situation
in Virginia than La Vallee. During the whole
time of the Rev. T.. d. Sanders School, which
lasted four Years. containing upwarcS OF twenty
scholars each year, not one vas seriously SICK
or confined 10 he'd, (Tiih but one exccp'ion,) and
that from I'll accidental injury. Terms for the
scholastic wear of ten months For tuition and
board including all expenses, Sl3o-Iayable in
advance. !. H. + EliHpSo.N.
La Val!rc Sept Is, 1874. Nv
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT,
Ii The Store and Dwelling on Main ST.,
EfFzn few doors below the Old Market, re-
-E.l.N= Gently occupied by John E. Laughton,
Esq, as a shoe store. Apply to
GEO w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Lsle's Row.
Ocf .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
High Water this day at S. o'clock, A. Nj.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr. Daniel Francis, Small, Boston, sundres.
SAILED
Schr. Oscar, Hickman, Boston, coal
Schr. Spy, Cannon, New York. coal.
Schr. Columbia, Barns Norfolk, coal.
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, flour
md tobacco
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

CnrsrrRr,FLp.-R w Henry, Esq, Of Rich
monA. will address the people Of Chesterfield on
ne II Monday in October, ina, being Court day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-R Ran away
L from,hc residence OF @. y. ililliard, Charles
ton. South Carolina, some time Since two Negro
Men. BEN and JOE GRIMES.
Ben is about 50 years old, 5 feet 10 inches high,
Jet black, good teeth, smooth face, somewhat
knock-kneed. speaks quick; he was formerly own
ed by B. y. Duiton, Esq, ol Gloucester county.
Joe Grimes is about u years old. light black
complexion, about feet 10 inches high, stout,
and well made, large eyes good teeth, speaks
slow. vas formerly owned by w. w. &. George,
ESQ. Of Lancaster county. They will attempt
10 yet back 10 the ncishborhood in which they
were raised. The above reward, together with
any reasonable expense, will be paid for the APP
prchension and delivery al said Negroes IN any
Jail ot ibis or the adjoining States, 50 that the
owner can get them or twenty-five dollars Tor the
apprehension OF either.
Sept. 20-ctl d2,- HUGH llAuAN.
A TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE, AID
JOINING RICHMOND.
T OFFER for sale privately. the above tract OF
| Land. containing between three hundred and
lil:v and four hundred acres. Il is situated
in the county of Ilcnrico about Two miles from
the Main street of Richmond, being Land former
IL owned by Reuben Blakey, deceased, and now
occupied by Mrs Redfori and Mr.. r. Il. Boyd.
Contiguous To it are the lands Of Mrs. Cook Mrs.
Geo. Blakcy and M.>>yc, Mabn, Poe, Starkc,
Gregory and New. /, is rare that an opportunity
offers of purchasing land near the city oil Rich
lnond and embracing. So many advantages as are
united in this tract. Any person DESTROYS oil pur-
chasing this Land, can liz shown II by calling
upon the present occupants; and for Information
as 10 price. will please address the subscriber
who resides i'm I.ynchburg The terms Of credit
will be liberal and made entirely to SUIT The con-
veniencc of the purchaser.
ADOLPIIUS d. READ.
Oct 1-d5 com
NEW GRANARY AND FEED STORE.
I'm AN Siifci 0ppoNie he Store n Ffy 4 Ga.
TIME subscribers beg leave 10 inform the clil-
zcns of Richmond and the public in general,
tina, they have opened a Granary and Feed Store al
the above place, and hope TO merit share OF pub
lie patronage. Is they are determined To sell every
article in their line al a small advance on cost
price for cash They have on hand all the usual
variety kept in 4 store of The kind. One hundred
bales Northern HAY of excellent quality. ln>I
received also. 800 bushels OATS, which they
will sell low being purchased for cash.
JOHN CLENDENING,
FRANCIS CLENDENlNG.
r.. 500 loz Philadelphia PORTER and y lt'
of excellent quality, on hand in quarts and pinls
20 srocc Empty Bottles wanted,
A CARD.
The subscriber, thankful Tor the liberal support
he has received from the citizens ot Richmond ioI
the last ten years, hopes, Through strict attention
ace J. CLENDENlNG.
|
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yx,RI,sT SALE OF LANDRY virtue OF Deed OF
TINS, e,rruted by DIR. Jack Vaughn, Of Prince Ed.
ward comfy, 10 ~, and duty recorded in the Clerks
Office Of Prince Edward county, we shall proceed to SELL
in front of the Courthouse, on hoNDhf inc 2is. %
n.,oha, new fha being Court day. To the highest bid
e.'G "r ea, the Tract Of Land which said Vaughan
now resides, containing, by esiimaion, 1863 and two.
third acres, adjoining the lands OF SAM; Bse, James
questionable, but acting Trn'tees we shall convey
o"'' SUI" u. N. WATKINS.
A.. IA on-,v3m SaMI. &. ANDERSON.
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LOTTERIES.
uoY1's PRIZE OFFICE, RICHMOND, Viz

uOYT's PRIZE OFFICE, RICHMOND VIZ
ID. NJ. Hoyt desires, most respectfully, that the
public will look AT his Schemes oil Lotteries Tor
this month, October feeling satisfied, il these
Schemes are only looked al orders will be sent
t for Tickets; and that being done, he knows prizes
will be The result. So therefore, il any one is in
want of money, looi, al the sketch OF Schemes be-
! low, send an order Immediately, and gel capital
prize. HOfTS OFFICE,
No 3, Exchange
" T. Gentlemen visiting Richmond should al
ways call on IIoyt, il they would like prize.
Grand .Sdcmcs FIR Ostobcr 1914
:s30,0u0. Alexandria Lottery Glass 30, for
| 1911. To he drawn at Alexandria, ID. C., ON Satur-
day. October the 9th, 1911 Splendid Prizes
SIU0OO 10000, 5000, $500, 1927. 10 prizes OF
1000. &c, &c
Tickets Sl0-halves 5-quarters so.
Certificates oil packages of - whole Tickets,
$3.50. halves, G5 quarters, 32 81.
$4,000! Alexandria Lottery, Class So, Tor
! 1914. 10 be drawn in Alexandria. II. c., on Sa-
out OF 10 Grand Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 1000,
4 900. 3l00 1000 10 OF O00 &c. &c.
Tickets Sl0-halyes 5-quarters 90.
Certificates oil packages oi % whole Tickets,
800; halves. TO- quarters, 30.
BaHie n lphiOrH Loiicry.
SG0,0o0!! Alexandria Lottery, Glass +, for
1911. 10 be drawn al Alexandria, d. C., on Salur-
dav. lgth October, 1871 IS Nos, III drawn bal
lots. Grand Scheme: 100000, 10000, 10000,
10000. 5000 1000 5000. 5000, 1000, $500, 1 Of
1000 Of 100, 10 Of 500, 10 of ,25O, 90 OF
| 1000 80 of 800 80 o 100, 100 Of 300, 100 oi 25o,
| 40 of 900, l3i ol 30, l2t of 100, &c.
Tickets $:30-sharcs in proportion. -.
A Certificate of a package OF % Tickets will
be sent for :s25)--sharcs in proportion.
50 29i. Alexandria Lottery, Class 81 for
1914, 10 be drawn at Alexandria, d. g., on Satur-
dav. October the 26lh, ISL Splendid Lottery /:
35,29l Il ,1Gi, G,000, 5000, 5000, 80 prizes OF
| 900 &c, &c.
Tickets ;sl0-halvcs 5-quarters ) 80
Certificates of packages Of ~ whole Tickets,
Sl30; halves, Is; quarters, y Oh.
IT Tickets in all The Lotteries advertised by J..
G. Gregory & Co, constantly on hand. Orders
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 with
prumpnc,s: and the drawings of Lotteries sent,
when requested To all who oldcr of
| Oct ID. NJ HOYT, Richmond.
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gs,If the above property is not disposed Of pr-
ya,clv, before the Goth instant, Will ON that day,
lie offered tor sale, al public auction, tosc highest
bidder. without limit ~ reserve.
TgRMS.-One-iiiih cash, the balance in T. IL,
Is. and II months. On the credit payments,
no interest will be- required w Z. l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-03

IN CiIANCERY Il Superior Court Of
L Chanrry for the Richmond Circuit, held IL The Capt
tol, in the city of Richmond, On Tuesday, March 2bh
lri4:
u.p,v ,pdrrsnn Plaintiff:
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r AW SCHOOL At STAUNTON.-Thc
next session will commence on the 10Th No
vembcr next, and continue until the Goth March
following The Text Books employed will be,
Chillys Blackstone fuckers Commentaries,
Lomax's Digest Of Real Property. Lomax ON
Executors, Isl volume OF Starkic on Evidence Isl
volume OF Chity on Pleading Stephens on Plead
ng and Luhc'> Equity Pleading. Fee for in
s,ruc,on $50, payable in advance. Boarding
and all other necessary accommodations can he
had al the hes, public houses in Sta nion, upon
very moderate terms.
LUCAS P. THOMPSON.
IT, \ fluff
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A CARD.
The subscriber thankful for the liberal support
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the last ten years hopes, Through strict attention
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