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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-12-10
Nov. 20-.!&cids

r AND SALE IN BUCKINGHAM.-By
IL virtue OF decree of the county cour, OF
Buckingham, in the case OF Ferguson against
Elcan, &c, the Commissioners therein named for
the purpose will, on FRIDAY, the 20h day OF
December, 1871, on the premises. proceed 10 sell
al public auction, TO the highest bidder tract OF
Land whereof, the late Patrick II Elcan died seized
and possessed, containing G32 acres, living mainly
Oh the North side Of the road leading from Curds-
vile Ia The New Store, and adjoining the Buck
ingham Springs tract. This land is il healthy
region, and upon the tract is large portion OF
first rate tobacco land 10 clear. The ncighbor-
hood desratle--and navigation aud manuiac-
turing mill within two miles Of it.
Terms y small portion Of the purchase mo-
neg, to cover charges and expenses in cash or lis
equivalent: the balance viii he divided into three
equal annual payments, upon bonds with salts
factory security, and the tile will be retained TIL
Tic whole is paid.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
WILL be given for the apprehension and de-
w liveryt me Of JESSE, sometimes calling
himself JESSE MIrcnELr. who abscondcd on last
Monday, the llih of November 1871. Said man
is mulato, with long black hair, and on his
right hand he has one or two stiff ingers-hc is
about 80 10 80 years old supposed to be six feet
three 10 four inches high, and very stou,-hc
came from Stafford county, near Fredericksburg.
| think ne is aiming for Stafford county, or some
free State The above reward of SO will he
paid if taken in the State, and $50 if taken out
of the Stale, and delivered 10 me, or confined in
any Jail so that can gel him again.
ACHILLES LUMPkIN.
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gyTHE ANNUAL FAIR.-The Female
Humane Association will hold their Annual Fair
in the Concert Saloon Of The Exchange Hotel, by
The kind permission OF The proprietor. commenc-
ING Thursday, the 10Th December
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"a FREE TRADE, "a
G3 To al n general nnd erefg jOdg in 80
I'qyticUidf.


G3 T1 all IT general and ercfy jOdy in 80
IadicUidf,
M AklNG it a point TO purchase where can
VI get The best articles al the lowest prices.
|, in return, invite the Public generally 10 give
me a call, and trade on H.: same terms-as
| am selling al a very small advance OH the cost
price. have now on hand full and complete
assortment al hats and caps, OF every style and
quality. 80 HAT all tastes and iancc> NAV he
suited. aud at prices ranging, for hats, from 37i
c's. 10 Said caps, from IS, cents to so. You
have meie!rto call, 10 make s,lrc of bargains.
f. GARBANATI Shockoc Hill
Oct. LIT Hat Store, l39 Broad street.
NEGRO HIRING
INliE subscriber, thankful Tor the liberal patro-
i mage heretofore bestowed on him, again Of
tcrS his services 10 his country friends AMI the CT
tizens OF Richmond, as Agent for the hiring out
of Negroes for the ensuing year.
GEO. w. TOLER
Agent and Collector, Isles Row.
y. r. Every excrion will he used 10 procure
good homes for The servants placed in my hands,
and my personal attention given in case of their
sickness during the year
GEO. w. T0LER, Agent SC.
Richmond Dec , 1911
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WATSON & DlBRELL

" wv
Commission and F6rraydjnc HcT,iqnts
No. =, l2lh street, Cron'ing the Basin sheds. ami
near CALICO Mills Richmond Va.
DEC; leave 10 inform their friends and the pub
ID lie generally, that they are now prepared to
give their personal attention TO the sale Of obacco
Flour, Grain, and every description of Produce.
ION which, when in hand, they will make liberia
advances pledging themselves that their bes, and
every effort shall be made TO obtain Inc highest
market price therefor.
w. q ID. will also give strict attention to the
forwarding OF Goes. which shall be done with
pIompIness. Dec 3d-c2awiw
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NEW MUSlC-MARCHES, &c.
NATIVE American March
~ Odd Fellows Grand March
Kentucky Central March
Alpine Singers Grand March
Bonaparte's Imperial March
Grand March from "Rober; lie D:able"
The Vernon Qnickstep
The York Town Quickstep
The Norma Quickstep
The Nuplial Quickslep
The Patriot Quicks,ep
The Serenadng Quickstep
Miss Lucy Neal and Dandy Jim arranged as
Quicks,ep
Just received and for sale at
P. Il TAYLOR'S
Dec Music Store, opposite the Banks.
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NO. l3 HARPER'S BIBLE.
r w. RANDOLPH & Co, III Main street,
j have received Harper's Illustrated Bible.
No. Is, with host of other new works.
Dec q
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MARINE JOURNAL.
High Water this day at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun
dries.
Schr. Pas,oty, Creighton, Baltimore. sundres.
Schr Fountain, Welsby, Thomas;on, Lime,
J Fisher & Son.
SAILED,
Schr Gen Scott, Doughty, Jerse;- City.
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PUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES.

likely Negro Boy Is years old:
Dee. 10 y. b. HILL, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES.
TN CHANCERY-VIRGISu In Henrico
/ County Court, November sih 1914:
Robert Barker, administrator OF his late wife
Mary Ann Barker, and administrator Of William
A. Robinson, deceased, Pit:
against
Abel Fletcher and Thomas S. Robinson, an
infant, under The age OF twenty-one wears, by
Loitin \. Elicit, his guardian al ltem, assigned
BIZ the Court 10 defend him in this suit, DIS
Lotin \. Elicit is by the Coud assigned guar
dian al iHcw 10 the infant defendant, 10 defend
him in this suit, and this cause came on This day
10 be heard ~ consent OF adults and OF infant by
consent OF his guardian 0d Item on the bill. and
answers, and was argued by counsel Op con-
>idefation whereof The Court doth adj ud9e, order
and decree that Robert Barker, who is appointed
special commissioner Tor the purpose, do sell the
slaves, Jacob and Nancy, BY public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, a, the front door OF
the Bell Tavern, in the City OF Richmond.
BIZ virtue OF The foregoing decree Of the County
Court Of Henr;cu The undersigned, Especial com
missioner named in the sd id decree, will proceed
to sell, ~ public auction, in front OF the Bell
Tavern, in The City Of Richmond, on Monday,
for cash the said slaves Jacob and Nancy; Jacob
is muatlo man, about % ord years old and is
first rate brick moulder; Nancy is about | | or
- years old, likely and nimble-Iased about The
house. The terms o. the sale are expressed in
the decree ana will be coniorned 10 strictly.
ROBERT BARKER. Spl Comr
sF Sale conducted by \. h. HUI, Auct.
Dec. 1-c&d2awtds
NOTICE The public are requested 10 attend
IN The sale Of "Eltham Plantation, in The coun-
" OF New Kent, heretofore advertised in the Rich
mond Wing, for the 18th December, day after
New Kent Court or the next fair day. SUNDAYS
excep!cd,) if the 18th prove bad. Sale on the
premises, twelve miles from The Court House.
Terms-onc-thiri cash, balance in two yearly in
stamens, secured as usual. l. contains 400
acres, and will be divided TO suit purchasers il
desired.
About 90 Negroes, a variety Of Stock, Crops,
Plantation Utensils, &c, &c, will also be sold
the Negroes Tor CASH with crcdi, OF six months.
on the other matters, for all sums over twenty
dollars. the Corn excepted, Tor which cash, OF a
negotiable note al 60 days, will be required, with
good cndeTsers
New Kent C0urthou Tavern, Sto!e-house
&c. will be sold or rented on the l2,h, (Cour
day. The land on the North side of the road
goes with the Tavern, &c.-ihat on The South
(about half goes separately with the usual Ic-
10 protect the other from inierf renee.
RooteS Quarter. containing about 100 acres,
will he sold or rented AT The Cour,-housc. Terms
Tor this same as Ethan.
A valuable, thorough blood Stallion. and Brood
Mare, also al the Conf Houss-->x months Gre
dit. GEO W. BASSETT,
Executor ol Il. Ba>seii, deceased
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IT There will be a meeting of the Bible So
ciety of Virginia, at the Capitol, in The Hall OF
the House of Delegates, on Wednesday night, al
O'Clock, at which time several addresses Will be
delivered.
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BACONIAN PHILOSOPHY.

A DISCOURSE on the Baconian Philosophy
"A by Samuel Tyler Of the Maryland Bar.
The Philosophy of Rhetoric, By George Camp.
bell, d. D-a new edition, with additions and
corrections
Part End OF Thirwalrs History of Greece
p cents.
Tales from the German-comprisings specimens
OF the mos, celebrated authors-l9 els.
Auilla, Romance; BY c. P. II. James, ESQ.,
25 cents
Helen Halscy, or the Swamp State of Conela-
chita-a tale of The Borders, BY Gilmore Simms.
For sale BY
J. w. RANDOLPH & Co,
Dec. q l2l Main street.
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s-rAUCTIoN NOTICE-publc attention
is called 10 our ,ale of Real Estate, which takes
place this day, commencing a, II O'Clock. NJ
r. Fl. DICKINSON y BROTHER,
Dec 10 Auctioneers
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BRITANNIA w. KENYON,
Eyecu,rix OF the last will and testament
oi Beverly kennon, decd

The undersigned will, at the same time and
place, and upon the terms of the above advertise
ment, unite in selling the personal property there.
III referred TO- 80 that it may be sold a. a whole
and no, by undivided moelics.
GEORGE T. KENYON.
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Nor. 7-ctf Nurseyman, near
NOTICE.

WAS committed To the Jail OF Fairfax county,
w on the llih Of August 1871, Negro Wo-
man, aged about Thirty-tive. said woman Is
spare, about five feet four inches, a dark mulal-
10 and pleasant countcnancc when spoken TO-
Said woman says she is free and was raised IN
Prince George county. Maryland.
The owner or the above property is requested
to come forward, prove property and pay charges,
or else she will he disposed of as the law directs
l.. T. THOMPSON, Jailor
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a N EXPERIENCED TEACHER who is
II graduate Of one of our principal institutions,
is DESTROYS of obtaining a situation for the en-
suing year, either in an Academy or private
school, where the services Of a Classical and Ma
thematical Teacher would be required.
The best references can be given.
Address r. II. G., Barbour's Y Roads, Isle OF
Wight county, Va. Oct 7-2awif
NOTICE.-I hereby torewarn all persons from
IN putting anv back loading on either OF my
wagon drivers, Joe and Harry, or any other dri-
yer may have, while in Richmond or Peters
burg or on their return home, unless b. special
contract made with me in person. and will en-
force the law against any person doing 50.
Dec 5-c3t JOHN W. FOSTER.
r OST.-A sci OF Books which was left in the
IL stage Office, al The Columbian Holel, 9Th No
vember, directed 10 The Farmers Bank, in Farm
vile. II is likely the books were sent oil with
some ones baggage from the Hotel II any one
should have them he will please return them 10
the office, or lei me know where they are.
SAMUEL ). SUBLETT,
Dec G-c3t Columbian Hotel
CHESTERFIELD CRATE COAL.-The
~ subscriber is prepared 10 furnish Chester
field Crate Coal, all lump, III Is cents, mixed
IL cents, Hail IA cents, all Of which will be de-
lived at those prices. Apply a, the yard of the
Richmond and Petersburg K. Il. Co.
Dec 6-co3t r. e. WElSIGER.
NOTICE.-The subscriber will offer Tor Sale,
~ al public auction, for cash, al North End
Store, in Matthews county, about seventy likely
Negroes The sale will take place on the first of
January 1915, il it be ii, day. Should the
weather prevent the sale on that day, ii will take
place al Matthews Court House, on The second
Monday in January, without further advertise
menl. JOHN DAlNGERPlELD,
Administrator OF 4. a. Van Bibber.
Nov l2-cwSw
NEGROES FOR SALE
T y pursuance Of decree the Circuit Superior
i Court OF Law and Chancery, for the county OF
Nelson, pronounced in the case of Fortune and
wife, &c, against Hansbrough, &c, al the last
term OF said Court, we shall sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder, on credit Of twelve months,
the purchaser giving bonds with approved sccuri-
", at the residence of Samuel Hansbrough, in
the county OF Nelson, on Wednesday, the 22d Of
January, 1915, between fifteen and trrentv likely
Slaves. :. CLAIBORNE,
J. GARLAND,
Nov. l6-wtds Commissioners.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
IN the estate of James c. Dickinson, decd, Ell
Their as principal or security, are requested TO
come forward and presentthem, or this notice will
be placed in bar Of their recovery; and all per-
sons indebted 10 The estate of James c. Dickin-
son, decd, are requested 10 make arrangements
10 pay by The first day Of December, or no farther
indulgence will be granted them
Oct 23-2autf MARY DICKINSON.
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gr NOTICE.-An argument will be deliver
ed neS Thursday Evening, a, !; O'Clock, in the
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EST aTE


ESTTE.
TN pursuance of deere OF the L. States Court
/ for The fourth Circnland Eastern District OF
Virginia, pronounced on te lth day 81 May, 1911,
in the case Of Lewis Roges and Charles Sagary,
merchants and partners. fading under the firm
and STYLE Of Rogers & Co.complanants, against
Thomas Hudsins, Robei Hudsins, John l..
Hndsins ard others. dei@naniS the undersigned,
acting as commissioners udcr said decree, will
proceed TO sell at public action, 10 the highest
bidder. a, Mathews Cout louise. on the first day
Of January next if lair ii therwlsc, The next fair
dav thereafter (Sundays exepted,) the following
real estate, lying in the ountics OF Mathews
and Gloucester, 10 vii: oncDdivided mo;ciy OF
Il water oisi and awmill nj mill seat with The
lands thereto attached, and belonging, formerly
known and called "Whtins Mill This pro
perry lies in the county of C0ucesier about seven
miles from the Count Hou,, and is very valua-
bic.
Also a lot at Ma,hew.Court House, upon
which there are several buses, one OF them is
occupied as 4 Tailor'> shoI and another lot about
one quarter Of a mile from Mathews Court House
and adjoining the MalhewAcademy, supposed
10 contain about forty acre-on this lot there is
a new two story dwelling. Terms OF sale, one
third cash, and the residue equal instruments at
six and twelve months crdt, the purchaser or
purchases executing boadwiih approved secu-
rity for the deferred paymds, the legal title will
be retained until the credpayments are made.
SHEhRD C. MILLER,
JOE BOHANNAN,
JON II. DIGGS,
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BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES, &c,
Ono Dam Jclo, r. H. L',kias's, No. 90, Main 81.
~ ENTLEMEN from the country, in want of
VI Boots and Shoes for themselves, or families,
or servants or field hands, will find them rcrv lotr
and a complete assortment, at my cheap cash
store. Also superior and plain Travelling
Trunks, and a general assortment of Beaver
Fur, and cheap Hats for servants Please give
me call. gentlemen.
Dec. ) L. STEPHENSON.
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PARTNERSHIP subscribers have
" agreed to form special partnership, TO 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
F. &J.S James 4 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 5.
James, decd. The special partners, +. & J. S.
James & Co, have contributed 10 the capital
stock of the partnership ten thousand dollars, the
said partnership commencing on the first day of
September, 1914, and is TO terminate on the first
day Of September, 1877.
HENRY JAMES,
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TEFFERSON'S MANUAL. W. RAN
y D0LPH X Co, l2l Main street, have Tor
sale, Jetierson's Manual of Parliamentary Prac-
lice Dec. Q
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PRIZES! PRIZES !! PRIEST,

a-r For other particulars, certificates, &c, see
daily advertisements. For minor prizes, see
schemes al the counter OF ~. >, Exchange.
IIOYT
Il Persons from the country, when in town.
should always call on HoYr. il they are in want
OF money.
yF Tickets in all the Lorrics advertised by J.
c. GREGORY & Co, constantly on hand. Orders
enclosing cash or pie tic,ets, attended 10 with
promptne>s, and the drawings of Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all who order Of
d. NJ. HOYT,
Dec. . Richmond
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFrICE-Thc grand Ca
II pita Of SO, 900 sold by that lucky of all
lucky prize sellers, Hoy, Nos. II - b, so,
900 in Alexandria Lottery, class No. H. drawn
on Saturday, the 23d, sold by IIoy. No , Ex-
change. All big prizes will fall into Hoyt's
hands There is magic n his fingers. There
must be- This Winter Loyt will sell every boz
dy prize, if they will onk buy 4 ticket
Persons in the country wanting capital prizes,
should always call al Ii,yts, No. ), Exchange,
when in Richmond and when they send tor
tickets, always direc; 10 d. NJ. HOYT
Richmond, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEWIS HILL,

COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT,
~ assisted by Mr. VIM. Gouliin, continues 10
hire out Negroes aud collect claims in city and
country Office over Jos. H. Colquill's saddle
store, Main street Dee 9-cw3w
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LARGE & VALUABLE STOCK OF DRY
GOODS AT COST

GOODS AT COST!
WE have determined 10 offer our large and
w valuable stock of Dry Goods, amounting
10 nearly erenty.frc thousand dollars, from and
after Monday, the 18th instant, until THURSDAY,
the eth OF December, at and bclo,r cost for cash.
or approved paper, a, short date. On the last
mentioned day, VIC shall commence the sale OF
the stock remaining on hand al public auction,
w,itoat limit OF rcscrrc which will be continued
until the whole is sold
Our stock is entirely fresh. nearly all having
been recently purchased at the present market
rates, or imported by ourselves under the most
favorable circumstances.
We invite the attention of purchasers generally,
and can assure them, that until the day of sale,
great bargains may be obtained
Orders from our country customers will he
promptly attended to, and the goods in all cases
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
Nov 25-ctdS
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AUCTION SALES.
By n. II. Hill, Auctioneer.

NEGRO BOY.
viii he sold this moaning al 10! O'Clock, a
likely Negro Boy Is years old.
Dec. 10 \. Il. HILL, Auct.
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.Js"r,, ..s,,, la,rin aiut ,rim, vu,,t,,t,.,
The property now rents for - 400 and The re-
cessary repairs, and - known in Richmond to be-
one OF The most valuable pieces OF property in
this city. The terms of the sale are expressed in
thedecree, and will be coniormcd To strictly.
JAMES LYONS,
MlCAJAH BATES,
Nov l9-ids comnissior,cys
fNHE CO-PARTNERSIIIP heretofore exist
l. ing under the STYLE Of Ro. Hill 4 Brother, is
this day dissolved. ROBERT HILL.
y. h. HILL.
December lst. ISL
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
n near New Canton, Buckingham county,
Virginia, on the 5h inst, Negro Man named
Henry Langhorne, about 80 years old and about
5 feet 10 inches high, spare. but well made, with
a bright brown complexion; he has scar on one
cheek believed 10 be the right; ne has an honest
open countenance, and is quite intelligent, his
nose is formed more like white mans than
negroes is something OF carpenter and rough
shoe maker-Ha on, when last heard IRON,
coarse Jeans irock coat, and pants dyed brown
neither new, the coat TOO short, black fur hat
somewhat worn purchased him last fall OF
Rev. ]. r. Bennett, who moved to Missouri
about The same time. He has wife at Mr.. Tho
mas Edridge's in this county. He was heard
fromon Friday the 9Th inst, in making three I'M
successful attempts 10 cross the river IN the
neishborhood of New Can on, with view pro-
badly of escaping by ii, canal. The same
night gentleman in the vicinity lost black
horse which he may have carried off. II is pro-
bable he NAV aim for a free Stale. The above
reward will be given if taken out OF the State OF
Virginia, or fifty if taken in Virginia TO be Sc
cured in either case until can get him.
WILLIAM LEITCH.
Nov 26-cw2m
II Lvnchburg Republican requested to copy
and send account 10 Enquirer office Tor coec-
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NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
BIZ our Mail Line Of Packet Boats Tor Lpaed1nrs,
and Stage Lines connecting nth them ior
FarmrMc, Charlottesville and Stanton
t<.c-sSse-,.'a,.a,h On and after the 9th instant,
HE2S5Ss1sxa5lh Boats will leave Richmond
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, al ), p. NJ,
and arrive in Lynchburg in 80 hours.
Re,urning-leave Lynchburg Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday, a, s, A. NJ. and arrive in
Richmond next days at H. P. NJ. Passage and
Fare, St.
aTIos-s., Passengers for Charlottesville and
EHxAaA Staun,on, leaving at3, p. NJ, reach
ScollSvlile at Q o'clock next morning, and Char
lo,tesvils, 20 miles, by Stage, al o'clock, 7. Nj.
The Stage for Staunon, Al miles, at Q, p. Nj.
Passage and Fare 10 Charlottesville, s. 70
Do (and Fare on the Boats,) TO Staun-
ton, w
Our Boats connect al Lynchburs with the
Danville line, the route through by Big Lick and
Wytheville into Tennessee, and the route by
Fincastlc, White Sulphur Springs, and Charles
ton, 10 Guvandoitc.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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SWendtd IO'iCFttS tOf lcttWrF, 1911.
Alexandria Lottery, Clas No. fl, 10 be- drawn
at Alexandria Saturday, lin December, ISL ~
Nos. and II drawn ballots.
Grand Schcmc.-One CAPITAL Prize OF! SD, 900
OF 10000, y OF 5000, # i001, 5000, 2,50o,
200n, 1000, - Of 900. "icket> So Halves );
QrS. = 80; certificate Of package oil - whole
tickets 500 do do % hall tickets TO; do do -
quarter tickets 30.
Alexandria Lottery, Clas Is, 10 be drawn AT
Alexandria Saturday, Dec.als;, 1911 - Nos,
II drawn.
Splendid Scheme-Onc Capital Prize of $50,
900; 10000. COCO $40. a19q. 2.5U0, 1000, 30 OF
&c. Tickets $40; halves; quarters , 30. a
certificate OF Il package Of - whole tickets Sl30;
D halves Is; - quarters - 90.
$4,000 Alexandra Lottery. Class No. iG,
10 he drawn a. Alexandra, Saturday December
%. 1871. IS Nos, / dr,wn ballots Grand
scheme: Grand Capital Prize Of 10000, Of
10000, | Of 5000, Of 5000 OF $500 of
2,50o, of 1000, of Oh, | Of 1000. Of 500,
, of $50, , of 200 2c Of 1909, 300 Of 500,
and MANY of 100. 800. 10, 100 DC, &c. Tick
cts only SO: haiveS ); Charters J 30 \ ccFt-
.ca.c Of package OF 2Gyhce tickets $50; 2G
halt tickets e. 2G quartz ckc's ~ 30.
Persons visiting he cit, should call on Il0YT,
If in want of moncv.
Orders for Tickets, AMI shares and Certificates
OF Packages in The above Splendid Lotteries, will
receive the mos, prompt attention aid IN account
Of each drawing sent Immediately after il is
over 10 all who order licu u. NJ. HOfT,
Nov u Richmond, Va.