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LOTTERIES.
Eagle Prize GsEcc,
MO. 2, East .ll~tA Street Opposite The Oh
Z .l}9ritt.

lS .Nniet.
LOOK AT TuIS!-LOOK AT THIS!
A grand and magnificent Lottery draws Salur-
DAY, Dec. 6'h-lhe dra wing recei:ed IN Richr.ond
Dec. Sih. Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Deia-
ware and Georgia, Class IL. Grand Capitals
&l0,G00, $1,000. 1000, S.SlS, OF 5000, 4 OF
1000, 4 Of 1000, 1 If 2.00O, 100 u 900, Sc.
1'he lowest three number pIize is S50U; and the
scheme closes IN win Lbs iwo.number priz.s,
ranging from so 10 2Ju dollars. - numbers, II
drawn. Tickets ID 90; haive, : 80; quarters 3 10.
Peco!icct, that The Eagle Prize Office is The place
10 gel prizes from a thousand up 10 the Capital.
Come all you who never tried your luck before,
And buy in this splendid scheme, il you never
buy in any more!
Do not forget the prizes are al The Eagle Prize
Office, No. 2, East Main Slreci, opposite The Old
Market, and they must be sod.
MOORE& co
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NEW FIRM.

w & s. II. GORDON have this day associated
w with Them in h,isinrss Mr.. ". u MONTAGUE
who has acted heretofore 80 satisfactorily a. salesman
in The iuisrs Of William Gordon, aud W. : II. Cor
don. The business will hereafter te conducted under
the style Of w. 4 : II GORDON y CO., who oiler
their services Ia the friends Of the old concern, and the
public generally. who may desire llirir aid in The sale
of Tobacco, WHEAT, Flour, &c. The same liberalIty
will be- extended by the House a. heretofore.
WILL AN GORDON,
:. n. GORDON.
II. Is. MONTAGUE.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
Russell Bigger 81 Go.

4 GENTS for the Managers, Cd. Paine &
II Co.. Richmond Va.
BIGGER & co. present 10 their numerous
correspondents throughout The United States the
following GRAND SCHEMES ir the close OF
The year. They are well worthy the attention of
those in search Of fortune, which, 10 secure, you
should be particular 10 address the great prize
sellers, and promp, payers,
T. RUSSELL BIGGER Is Co,
Richmond Va.
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a CARD

The subscriber, through The means of Mrssrs. VS.
: u GORDON, finds himself able Ia ohef 10 his old
friends and arpuaihtanccs in The country his beat atlen-
ton 10 their Interest in thu safe Of produce, particularly
of Tobacco, la which lis attention has been devoted
fnr Tho last twrnIy five years, n part of which time lie
has been n manufacturer, slrmmer and %stripper. and lie
asks 10 be- remembered ia the distribution Of their
favOrs. II. Il. MONTAGUE.
Nny = c1nt
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no ISABELLA E. POLLARD. Ella r. Pollard, and

Elizabeih p. 7. Pollard, infants by Rohrrt Pollard,
Jr., their guardian al litenl, Samuel g.. Fanntleroy,
William Pollard, and - whining and Julia T.. hs
wife, who was Julia r. Pollard, tihe three last OF whom
are non-iesidenis az The State of Nirglnia
Take nntirr, that on ri The 18Th day of ia
mary, 1916, brtwera The i"n- of Q O'clock, \. ~ aud
6o'ciock, p. ~, nj ilr CLERKS Office of King 4 Queen
Comfy Cont. | shall proceed 20 lake the dispositions Of
Lambeth Iiundiev and nileis, 10 be- read rs evidence IN
the suit now prndins hr for- the Circuit superior Court
If Law and Chancery for King n Queen County, in
which I, as guardian IL Isabella f. Pollard, Ella +.
Pollard, and Elizabeth r. ]. Pollard, AM plaintiffs, and
you are defendants. Should any circumstances prevent
The taking or complexion Of The said drpositions on HE
day above me nlioned. the taking thereof will be con
timed, from day 10 dav. at tlr same place, and between
the same hours, until they sliall have been closed.
SAML. +. HARDWOOD,
My II-rwsy Eu1td,an.
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Two PATSEY BOOKER, Frederick A. Booker. Ed
j ward NJ. Booker. Grorgs Booker, ferdinand Nc
Lrod and Lucy his wife, Robert T.. riire and Ann his
wife. Spencer Ppn;rk and Augusta his wife, James A.
TayInr and Amanda his wife, and Mercer NJ. Booker:
Take notice, that | shall, III the Couti-honse of the
county of FRINGE Edward, in the State of Virginia, he
tween the hours Of Ten o'clock in the forenoon and five
o'clock in the afternoon, on the 18th and 10Th dag. oil
February ne II, proceed 10 take the depositions of John
Walthall and others, 10 he read n evidence IN a emit
d-pend ng in Tire Circuii Superior Cont 81 Law ana
Chanccry Tor Prince Edward county, Vifeihil, III which
| an plaintiff and you are ief,niants.
Dec. ) -cwiw u. j. NUhSHaM.
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xHOyt,s Prize Office.

Mo-, EXCfIANGEPLACE. RICHMOND,
IN VIRGINIA.
No.e he following Schemes, and remit 10 IIoyt
10 ensure success. All large Capitals are sold by
ID. Nj. IlOYT.
The year 1915 winds up with The following ar.
ray OF brilliant CAPITALS
$50 900 The 9Th OF December, 500. 900 The 18th,
and, on The 20ih, the new OF which will reach
You about The morning OF the Gath. $4,000 in
prizes of 1900 each; ard, IN the 9th, $35,29i;
this is intended 10 close the year with.
FuRyrsE H;SraRs are particularly desired 10
CONT HOYT. His charms are solid; il iStrue.
IS per cent must be taken oil; but that is better
Than taking off half; and frequently you find less
than a quarter of what you expected. So, court
HOYT, il you do these things for money.
Make remiuances Immediately If at a distance;
il in town, apply in person 10
D.. NJ. HOYT, No. =, Exchange.
Spendtd La9eTifs far DlcemLcr,
50,0G0 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class ~, 10 draw 18th
5000, 1000, so Of 1000, &c. Whole Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters , 50. l30 dollars will
buy a certificate OF a package OF whole tickets in
this scheme--shares in proportion.
& Prizes of 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Is, 10 draw Deem
Der 20. Capitals: 6 prizes OF 100000 are 60, 000,
25 Of / 900, &c. Ticks only so. A certificate
of a package only l3G doliars-shares in proper
tion.
1924 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 40, 10 draw eth De-
cember. Capitals S35, 294, 10000, 5000, 1900,
Is prizes OF 900, &c. Tickets $40. A %certifi-
cate of a package costs Ito dollars-shares in
proportion.
- Persons from The connlry, when in town,
should always call on ElOYT, iflhey are in want
of money.
gr Tickets in all The Lotteries advertised BY J.
G. Gregory s. Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 with
promp,ness; and The drawings of Lotteries sent,
when requested, to all who order Of
Dec. / d. Nj. HOYT, Richmond.
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and sfocE ESoc soie,

~ tl.lf ION.
WILL be sold al Clifton, en- The 18th iay 81
w Decrmtcf, lsl5, il iair, il not. The firsl iair
day thereafter, about - or SO Valuable Negroes,
about hairihc number plantation hands. Also,
the crop oi Corn, say eco or 300 barrels, Fodder,
@c.; all Inc Stock oil Cattle and Sheep, both oil fire
breeds; some horses, wagons, carts. IpIonehs, ami
all o,her plantation utensils. Terms cash.
The sale will commence at IL o'clock.
J. H. HARRISON,
Esecn!riS u {. II. Harrison.
Nv 15-ao,l 5.hDac
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The defendants nni having entrrsd ihrir appearance
and given security, according To an act at The General
Assembly and lir rules of This Court, and it appearing
~thatthry are not in inhabitants Uf this State, on the mo-
lion Of The plaintiffs. by Counsel. il IL entered Al rules
aforesaid, and accordingly ordered, that The said defend
ants do appear al rules 10 be taken in The Clerks bthor
aforesaid on The first Monday in January newt, and an
sMer The plaintiffs bill; alb that 4 copy Of ills order be
forthwith iEs .ried IN sonir one of ih- public newspapers
printed in the ely Of Richmond for Two months success
sively, and also POS ted II the front door Oi The Count
house ofthis county. a copy-Trstc,
OCT. I4-cw2n R. ]. WoRSHAM, C..
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LOTTERIES.
r. Turpin's Lottery Office,
MO. los Main Sh,et, Rieamoad, Krgtnm.-
CAPITALS For DECEMBER ,sa5.

CAPITALS FOR DECEMBER, 1915.
Al the close CT the year, TURPIN presents 10
his old itirnds and patrons another Grand Array
.! Schemes, 10 be drawn in the month Of Decem.
Der, which will b. lound 10 be we'll worthy the al
len'ion OF those who wish 10 realize a handsome
ioitnne at a lfining risk. And his OFF, being
now the established "Home Of Madame For-
tune" Gin proof Of which he will merely say,
that since Isl March last, he mas distributed 70 is
pdlTOnS
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KY James "a. Eyncl,. Aucs'r.
STOCKS Ar AI;cTIoN

STOCKS AT AUCTION.
WILL be sold on Wednesday, The 10Th inst.
W at q O'Clock in The evening, al he I;x-
change Hotel. Il Shares OF the oil Sleek OF the
James River Company, il lois IN .uit purchasers.
/ he par value Ct the above sock is Ss0O-,he
Interest is regularly paid aiii,s Treasury in Janu-
arv and Jn'y. Also, nine Snares OF Virginia
Bank Stock. JAS. II. LYNCH.
Dec. 1-eofd
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a

WANT employment for The ensuing year as
w Teachers
|. Miss \. Has laugh, two years; teaches all
lie branches of an English Education, French,
Painting and Drawing. Terms: 800 dollars and
boarj rer scholastic year.
=. Miss B.. Viii teach rs above with the ex-
ceplion o: painting and drawing. Terms: 200
dollars and board.
8. Mr.. c. Has taught several years; is A.
NJ. OF University of Virginia. Terms 600 dol
lars and board.
4. MIR. d. Teaches Mathematics, Latin,
Greek, French, English and the Natural Sci.
ences; has been Professor Of Mathematics in u.
5 Navy; wants immediate employment. Terms:
500 dollars ami board.
5. Mr.. L. Has had some experience in ,rach-
ing; will leach as Mr. D., with the exception OF
Natural Sciences. Terms: 400 dollars ard board.
e. Mr.. +. Will teach as MIR. E. Terms. same.
All Virginians oflhe right stamp. Choose We.
Direct (sIiorl letters, rosi-raidl Lodore p. o.,
Amelia. WIN. II. HARRISON.
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l.. ID. C~RENsHAW, BROTHERS q co..
CONTINUE the Commission and Forward
" ing Business in their New Firc-Pruol Build
ing ON the Norli, side Of The Ba>on, Zone square
below L. d. Crcnshaw & Cos old sland,) and
are prepared to grant cash advances IN consisn-
ments.
gJ Particular attention paid 10 the execution
OF orders for Groceries. &c. Noy. 22-clN
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RICHARD HILL, JR.
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
a TTENDS 10 Hiring Out Nessors, Renting
II Out Houses, and Collecting Claims Of every
description.
NEGRO HIRING.
The subscriber wculd respectfully suggest 10
those owners Of Slaves, who wish 10 obtain his
aid in hiring them out for another year, 10 send
them as early as practicable, BY which he max Sc
cure better prices and >i:nations for ihcm. lie
promises s,ric, attention 10 them during llr year.
He viii be aided hy RICHARD C. TuN-
STALL, Esq, in Hiring out Negroes.
RICHARD HILL, in.
Office on Main street, over the Enquirer Office,
and corner below the Banks.
Dec. 2-c&dtl0Jan.
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SITUATION

A Young MAN, Il recent graduate af a Virginia
- College, who has hld considerable experience IN
teaching, and can bring the highest Testimonials n
Ia character and qualifications, wishes to secure a stu
alton ~ Teacher for The ensuing year. He ran give
instruction in the English branches, together WIN the
Latin and Greek Languages and Matte Dl1tics. h~ii'i
alton In Virginia or Nmth Carolina would b. preferred.
HJ- Address p, P~owbaian Court House, Virginia.
Nov, % -cttf
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TN CUASCERY-VIncISI.:-At rules taken in the
L CLERKS Office nf The Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chamcery of Prince Edward couhiy, the 9th day At
October. lsIJ:
Robert u. Cole and William I. Ballo~, Plaintiff
against
Granville NnnnalIy and Ephraim Nunnaliy,
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Brilliant LucI a. BlGGERS

Whole, Nos. 10 46 GO, the Grand Capital Of
800, goo, and Nos. . SO &C, the Grand Capital Of
100000, together with innumerable smaller pri-
yes OF 81, 900, &c, &c, have been sold and paid
a, sight by BIGGER & CO, since Isl Of June
last.
Also, . Grand Capitals Of 100000, | do. Of
IS, 900, . do. Of $4,000, IL Of 10000, and hume
rous smaller ones of 1900, 5000 1000, 6,00O,
5000, A 900 5000, and an endless number of .00o,
have been sold at Bisger's Old Stand, where The
Prizes are still floating and are every day paid
over 10 those who address their orders 10
# RUSSELL BIGGER 4 CO.
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The Christmas Proscnl lar ISIS.
Three Capitals Of $4,000 DOLLARS

Three Capitals Of 25, 900 DOLLARS!
$500 Lowest ; No. Prize!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. %, &c
be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Satur-
daY, December Goth, 1915. rs Nos, II drawn.
Grand Capitals: 3Capitals OF $4,000, ! prize Of
5000, | Of 4.244, l Of 5000, > prizes oil 1000. !
Of 1850, 30 Of 800, 20 Of 1850, 20 Of 1000, $50
of 500, &c, &c. Tickets SD; halves 6; quar-
lers 3. A package OF DC whole Tickets will cost
1912; less The price Of 3 Tickets, S36; which we
warrant 10 draw back Sl1 40; cost OF a certin-
cate 1888 60-shares in proportion.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. "a, 10
he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday
December 81, 1915. rs Nos, Is drawn. Grand
Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000, 25
of 1000, 25 of 500, &c. Tickets $40, Halves,
s, Quarters , SO. A packages oil 25 whole Tick
els will cost 1920, which we warranttodraw back
40 SO; a certificate will he sent for l09 30.
In purchasing by certificate, you will be emit
lied to all il may draw over the cost oithe anne
Should The tickets be preferable, they will be for
warded at The price above mentioned, and will en-
title the holder TO the amount which they are
warranted 10 draw, if demanded II any time with
in ID months from The day Of drawing.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
the postage las usuaD need no, be pail.
Remember, for large Prizes and prompt pay,
address L. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
Nov. -
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ACADEMY,

htAfb - = ISLsN
'J'HE Exercises Ut The ninth annual session ri this
1 Institution will commaLcs Oh The I'D January me- II.
The scholastic year will br divided intn tw" sessions,
Win one months vacation during lie Summer.
he subscriber will be- aided by his present accom-
p.ishet associate, Nj. J. II. Pits. whose high aud varied
requirements. patirntan prrSrverins %assIdu.ty, insure
The efficient discharge of his duties.
The Course of instruction will embrace The English,
latin, Greek and French Languages. tie elements OF
Chemistry, aud nf Nllnra! anh Moral Philosophy.
lie mathematical course, theoretical ana practical,
WIZ be extensive, CORE spending with thar Taught NJ The
virginia Military Institute, 81 Is lirh Mr. PITS eradua,ed
win The highest distinction.
The most careful attention will be paid 10 Ihn morals
OF the pupils. aud should any enter whose habit, aye
drpraved and incor.gihlr, they Will be dismissed (Ge
safest remedy in such cases without hesitation.
A lair and impartial statement Will he forwarded
rvery Two months, Of each Students progress aud de-
pertinent To his parent or guardian
Having no Faith III any system nj Instruction which
does moi aim al diScip'ihing the mind. aud rlicitirg its
faculties, our object will he 10 irach radically The sub
Ject' We profess; ana "a 10 The IIu!is al our plan and
mode hitherto pn,.s.,ei, | feel rfatiI,ra IN referring The
friends and ~rnuidins p.trnns Of The sriool Ia th- sub.
joined certificates from The Learned aud distinguished
Faculty oi William aud Aary.
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NEGRO HIRING.

TIME subscriber again Offers his services 10 the
L public, as agent Tor hiring onl negroes, &c,
for the ensuing year. tie tlatters himself, in>
experience in that business, warrants him III
saying, he can do as well Tor those Who mag think
proper To employ him a> any other agent in The
city. Persons in The country having servants if
hire, can save the expense Of coming 10 io"h ~
sending their servants 10 The subscriber, with dl-
~rectionS 10 hire them oG;, and rest assured that
every %exeTtion will be used 10 procure the aigheS;
price and good homes, and my personal attention
given in sickness. II will he the interest oi TOWN
ers Of servants in the country 10 send their ser
wants in as early in lie month Of January a.
practicable. GEO. w. TOl.ER,
Agent and Collector, Lisieis Row, opposite
Dunlop, Moncure & Co. Dec. ]
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MANSFIELD ACADEMY,

4 MATHEMATICAL and CLASSICAL. SCHOOL, by
~ Alfred C.. A. Coleman, in the county of Amelia, ten
miles Past Of The Cour,-house, one mile from Bevil's
Bridge.
December, with 1 vacation of one month during sum
mer. In il will be taught all The branches Of a thorough
English Education, comprising Mathematics, Astrono-
nv. Natural aud Moral Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany.
History, Logic, Bellies Lettres, &c, the Latin, Greek
and French Languages.
TIRMS.-Eng,iSh Branches, 500; Mathematics, s25;
Languages, $50, Board, $50.
The subscriber has teen engaged in teaching five
years-,he last three as Principal NJ one Of The public
Academies of the State. He will continu- tn pursue
his former mode ri instruction, critically analysing each
recitation, and rendering it clear aud Ineligible by ia.
miliar lectures
References may he had TO any ofthe following gentle
men: Col Jno. T..Ro,tnin, Of Amelia, VIM. II. Robertson,
NJ. d do; BENZ. Bddsfoth. do; J. A. Jeter, do Vim.
McGehee, Prime. Military Institute, Petersburg; Peter
B.. Wills, do.
Address the subscriber, finney Mills.
Der Q-tl5Jan
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t6oK OUT FOR THE EAGLE OFFICE
THIS WEEK!
GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN THE WAY
(T OF LOTTERIES.
the first is a magnificent Lottery ior To-Day,
Tlesday.) Capitals $4,000. 800, 1000, de-,
e. l6 drawn Nos. out OF %. Tickets ? 30;
.,lves | 25; quarters o. c.
Ii is a rare thing in Lotteries 10 see lG ballols
ar OF rs Nos Call at the Eagle Prize Ofhce,
md gel a package in the above, if you are in
want Of money.
For Wednesday-Two magnificent Lotteries.
Grand Capitals: S25,0 0O, 5000, 5000, $500, 20
d LOCO, &c. "a Nos, Il drawn ballots. Tick
4. $; halves 4; quar,ers2.
Also, the Peoples %favorite, the Dollar lottery.
CAPITALS "a, 600, 1000, &c. 75Nos, Is drawn.
Ticse.s 81; halves so c.; quarters 20 c.
THURSDAY A Splendid Scheme. Capitals:
$4,000. 5000, 5000, 1000, l,645, 10 OF 1900, 10
# i $50, 10 OF 1000, &c IS Nos, II drawn
balols. Tickets SIS; halyes2 so; quarters ! %.
n For other Schemes, see ,o-morrow's paper.
Reca,iect, that the Eagle Office Is the place TO
81 The Capitals. Call early, il you want one, on
]. MOORE & CO.,
.,,be Eagle Prize Office, No. 9, East Main ST.,
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Va.
nac q
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SALES Gel. EBRATED MAIDSTONE FOR
&lI l.

TtlllS celebrated Stone, 4 neYer.iailing pre-
Il %yenlive OF Hydrophotia. and an effccinal
cure Tor ihr bites oi venotaouS snakes, spiders,
SC, !. offered Tor sale privately ny The subscriber.
IL IS believed that MONEY can be invested IN no
mote profitable manner than in Inc purchase 81
this Stone. as II may now b. bought foc one-hail
OF tie amount ii has yielded in che year 10 nc
former PROJECTORS. Ii nut .olc privately before
that lime, il will be sold At public auction on The
IL MONDAY in January, 1910, (thaI being
Caroline Court day at The Bowling Green, he
county seat OF Caroline county.
TEaMs-Six months credit, the purchaser gig.
ing bond with approved security.
\. BkOADDuS, Jr, Agent
Nov. S-c,ds Tor = mnpI Anderson
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Besides an extraordinary large number OF other
prizes, in amounts Of from 900 10 100 dollars he
expects this month 10 distribute more literally
than ever The layors bestowed by "fIer Lady
ship upon those who p%aironise her newly estah-
lished home-1'urpin's Prize Office. So, lei these
who wish 10 share in the disli ibulion for this
month, forward their orders, without delay, adj
dressed 10 w. p. TURPlN,
n.L.l
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH NJ . d.
High Water this day, az IL o'clock, p. M.

High Water W!s udy, az IL O'Clock, +. M.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Maria Causey. Siubbs, Fail River, ballast.
schr. Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore, sundries.
sehr. Missouri, Carmine. Old Point, light.
Sclr. Thomas Ireland, Somers, New York, ballast.
Brig Nancy lane, Godfrey, New York, ballast.
Sohr. Robert Bruce, Snow, Boston, plaster.
Sloop Mary. Dennis, Baltimore, sundries.
sear. Canton, Baker, Newport, potatoes.
SAILED,
Schr. Eliza Ann, Tyler, Baltimore.
schr. Union, Hughes, Philadeiphia.
PORT WALTHALL. Dec. 3.
Arrived, barque Philadelphia, Green, from Ptiladel.
phia.
Dec. 4-Bsrque Mazeppa, Smith, from New York.
BALTIMORE, Dec. s-Clesred, schr. independence.
Kirwan; and schr. Curlew, Geohagen, for Norfolk aud
Richmond.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6-Arrived, sclHs Adeline,
Morse; General Scott. Doughty; Peter Ritter, Derrickson;
and Patrick Henry, Chester, from Richmond; also, schr.
Juliet, Woglan, from Petersburg. Cleared, schr. Yes
per, Baker, for Norfolk; and ship Mary Ellen, Tyler, for
City Paint.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. ARRIVED, ship Virginia, Wood
from james Rvrr.-Suv. IL, sailed, ship James Hunt,
Somerset, for Norfulk.-Nov. l3, arrived, ut Brouers-
haven. ship Harkaway, Cormick, from James River
Nov. 18th, arrived at Gironde, ship James Caskie, Pills
hurry, fom Norfclk.-Nov. 90, arrived at Trieste, ship
Vernon, Bisb e, from james River.
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corn, OATS. FODDER. TOBACCO.

Far she al .im5t,s ~ Ncnyico.
An authorized ty Mrs. e. Read, E.xecutr;x
L o. The late c. Fl. Read. 10 sell all Tie Corr,
Oats, Fodder, Shncks, Tops, &c, belonging 10
the Estate, al Amb!er's, in The county Of Hen
rico. There are near 500 barrels OF Corn, (new
crop 30 or 90 1000 lbs. Of Oats, with Shucis and
Tops Of The Corn Crop. licsire 10 sell private
", and Immediately, thu; lime may be hal before
Christmas 10 deliver. | will sell The Tobacco
Crop, supposed 10 be about 20,Go0 lis, lote de-
livered III Richmond as soon as stripped II not
sold by The l2h Decen,ter, the Crop wit or
thatGay, he offered at public sale.
Terms CASH. Price, the Richmond Mafksh
Dec. 4-G&cS W. D. SIMS
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
COUNTY,

pY virtre oil a deed OF nm! executed by Abner
- Robinson, which bears date on The 18th day
ol November, in The year 1912, and has been duly
admitted Ia record, The undersigned will proceed,
on SATURDAY. the 9TH day OF December mex,
al i2o'clock, precisely, allhe Tavern OF Col. Chas.
7. Goodall, in The county 81 Hanover, TO sell,
by public auction, 10 The highest bidder, for cash,
the plantation in The county Of Hanover, called
COLES HILL, now in The occupancy of MR..
Mary Cole, Jagged abonl 20 who has a lille inter
eSt in il. The plantation %cuntaits $50 acres OF
land, AMI will he sold i"r such, (more or less ! is
OF The usual quality Of lands in the neighborhooi.
and is in an excellent neishborhood, and is entire
Is healthy.
Ii is situated on The South Anna River, about
2G miles from The City OF Richmond, and about
10 miles from The residence Of Colonel Goodali,
and abou; Is miles from Taylorsville, On The
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
The plantation will bc sold subject 10 The life
estate OF Mrs. Coles, and without warranty Of any
kind, sill The tile is believed To be perfectly ecoi.
Nov. T-ctis JAMES LYONS. Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-09

WILLIAM BURWELL SMITH,
COUNSELLOR &ATTORNEYdT Id w,
WILL attend the several Courts Of Holloway, Ame'
w liza, Lunenburg and Dinwiddie.
Ofce-Sottow1y COurt-house.
Dec S-r3m