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NOTICE

NOTICE.
TLISHA A. HUNTLEY having this day, By
T. deed, recorded in the Clerks Office Of the
Hastings Court. assigned 10 me as Trustee for
the benefit OF w. c. Martin and other creditors,
all his personal property as also all debts due
him, hereby give notice 10 all persons indebl-
ed to him. that | alone am authorized 10 receive
what may be due him.
ROBERT w. HENRY, Trustee.
Oct, l5-f
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A GENTS for The Managers, %. Paine
~ Co \ Richmond Va

n GENIS TOT me NIdHdScISj ". FdIne q
n Co.. Richmond Va.
TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Hereafter we respectfully decline orders for
Tickets in Lotteries under The management Of
Messrs. j. G. Gregory & Co.. but shall take plea
sure in filling orders, with our usual p.omp,ncss,
in all Lotteries under the popular management OF
Messrs D. Paine & Co, whose Tickets We sell TO
the exclusion Of all others. We also respectfully
request, that persons desiring Tickets in Panc's
Lotteries will forward their orders 10 u.s. or to
those Vendors selling in their Lotteries.
The following grand Schemes are presented TO
adventurers; make your selection, and send your
or ders to the great Capital Prize sellers,
T. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
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MOS. EXCHANGEPLACE RICHMOND,
IN VIRGINIA.
Mule The following Schemes, and remit 10 Hoyt
10 ensure success All large Capitals are sold by
D. NJ. HOYT.
MORE LUCK AT HOYT'S!
Ticket Nos. @ G9, The capital of 5000 dol
lars in Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 254, was
sold and paid at HOYT'S.
Make remittances in all lotteries 10 HOYT,
and when in town, always buy tickets al No. 5
Exchange.
Splendid Lotteries FIR NousmIer!
10000 DOLLARS, 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 49, for 1915, to
be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, No
5000, $500, 1927, 5000, $500, 40 prizes OF
1000, so Of 500, &C., &c. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters so. Certificates OF packages OF 25
Whole Tickets, Sl30; 25 halves, G5; 25 quarters,
80 SO.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 500, OOC! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass c., for 1916, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, No
vemher 18th, 1916. Prizes: $4,000, 10000,
10000, 5000, 5000, 1853, SO of 1000 100 OF
500, l3o of 800, &c. 70 Nos. 10 drawn ballots.
Whole SI2 halves 6; quarters 3; eishlhs 30
Certificates of packages of26 whole Tickets 5lG0,
26 halves so, &c quarters 40, 2G eishhs 20.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. "A, for 1885, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, No
vember 22d ls45. Prizes: 10000 dollars TO-
600, 6 OOO 5,OOO 1000, 5000, $500 3, l2O 1000,
p Of 1000, 20 Of 500, &c. "a Nos, IA drawn
ballots. Tickets $40, Halves 5, Quarters so.
Certificates Of packages OF 25 whole Tickets $3.50,
25 halves 60, IS quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. As, for lsi5, 10
lie drawn at Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday, No
vember 29lh, l845. Splendid Prizes 400 900
dollars. 10000, $40, 1000, S nf2COO, of 500,
Of ,25O, 5 of 200, 40 Of 500, &c. IS No.
Lottery and II drawn ballots. Tickets 10 dol
lars; halves S; quarters 2 so. Certificates Of
Packages OF &c Whole Tickets 100 dollars; &c
halves 65; DC quarters 50 so.
z-T Persons from the country, when in town,
should always call on HOYT, iflhcy are in want
Of money.
ay Tickets in all The Lotteries advertised by ].
C. Gregory & Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended 10 with
promplness; and the drawings Of Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all who order of
~, ~ n Nj HOYT Richmond
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No. 100, West Main Street.

TIME subscriber has received nearly Ill OF his
J. Fall Supply OF Goods, and will he pleased
10 show his assortment, consisting OF
Dinner and Tea China OF all and beautiful
patterns
Every description of Earhen-ware, China and
Glass
Every description of Lamps, Looking Glasses
and Looking Glass Plates, Knives and Forks,
Walters, Casters, Spoons, Canielabras, Giran-
doles, Candlesticks
All kinds OF Britannia Ware.
And all at snch prices as cannot fail 10 please.
Call at No 1909, West Main Street, before pur
chasing elsewhere. IA MES EVANS.
Oct "a
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

nv lSE i " i Rh fELLERS.
Daily Line (Smmdays ercepted) from Richmond
aaI Petersburg to and from Norfolk, and
through 10 Baltimore, ,0itho,S detention.
b b The steamboat CURTIS PECK,
SSssEs;sas 9. Capt John Davis, leaves the wharf
at Rockets, at halt-past six o'clock every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday mornings; and the
steamboat ALICE, Capt. Thos. Skinner, leaves
the wharf at the same hour every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday-each boat touching al
all the Intermediate landings on the river, and
connecting with the Bay Boats in Hampton
Roads BY 4 o'clock, ESQ that passengers going
North will arrive in Baltimore by o'clock the
next morning in time to lake any of the routes
from that city, and arrive in Norfolk BY half
past 4 O'clock. Returning, they will meet the
Bay Boats in the Roads by o'clock in the morn
ing, and arrive al Richmond by half past o'clock
P. M.
Passage and fare (from and after the Isl Novem-
Der next from Richmond and Pete sburg, to
and from Norfolk, $3 90
cluded, SC 90
Oct. % HASKlNS & LIBBY.
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Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth OF
BOOTS, SHOES, &C,

AT RETAIL.
TIME attention of Planters, and buyers gene
i rally, OF town and country is solicited 10 the
subscribers Stock Of the above articles, which
will be found as complete as any South Of New
York.
Heavy Brogues, Richmond made, for farm
hands.
Heavy pegged Brogans, from so CTS. 10 81.
Heavy lined and bound Brogans, from IS cts.
10 81 25.
Heavy sewed and pcggel coarse Boots.
Water Proof Boots, Shoes &C., Of all kinds.
Mems heavy Boots, Buskins and Shoes.
Boys heavy Boots, Brogans, Sc.
Gentemen's fine Boots, of all qualities.
Ladies Walking Shoes, Slips, &c, Of every
variety.
900 pair Chidrens Shoes from II! cents 10
any price.
Ladies Slips, from 37l cents 10 any price
Purchasers would greatly consult their interests
by calling 10 see The subscriber before supplying
themselves; as having purchased many OF lae
above goods at auction, at prices much lower
than original cost, will sell proporionally low
al retail.
Farmers and Planters particularly, who have
TO buy Shoes for their hands, should not fail TO
call at No. II, Main street, where great bargains
may be had. J. D. HOOVER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, II Main 81.
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WINTER STRAINED LAMP OIL
w Two hhds. pure Winter Strained Lamp
OIL direct from the manufacturers received and
for sale by w. M. HARRISON.
Oci 30
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:, water this day, al 1t o'clock, P. Nj.
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Risk on 26 Wholes

Risk on 26 Wholes SlG6 so
C. BURRUSS has never failed TO sell from one
10 three thousand dollar prizes in these Grand
Consolidated Lotteries, and he thinks ne will sell
the Capital in one of the above Schemes Re-
collect, that BURRUSS is selling more large
prizes than any other vendor IL Richmond, All
orders confdenially and promptly attended 10.
Postage paid at all times.
or Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Pack
ages and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, I'M
der the very popular management of d. PAINE
& CO. will be promptly attended 10, and drawings
sent, when requested, 10 all who order from
C.. BURRUSS,
Oct 25 Richmond, Va.
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TO Farm crs.

TAW'S ThTENT ADHESIVE HUKSEFUWEK.
A S many persons have expressed desire 10
II see the above machine, the subscriber will
exhibit one al The Henrico Agricultural fair the
4th Of November. He has several Threshng
Machines, which he will sell on very reasonable
terms JOHN IIAW.
Hanover Oct 11-cilt
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PLOUGH AND CASTINGS AT COST.
WYE HAVE remaining unsold, small LOT oi
w Ruggles', Nourse & Mason;s and Makers
Ploughs and Castings which we will sell at cosl
Also, half ton oil McCormick's & Palmel's
Mould Boards. JONES g. WINSTON.
Oct 0S-clm
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O-PARTNERSHIP FORMED.
MITCHELL a. TYLER,
Watch Makers e. Jewellers.

We have This day purchased OF Mr.. VIM
Mitchell, Jr., his entire stock OF Watches, Jewel
~. Silver and Plated Ware, Military AMI Fan
cy Goods and most respectfully solicit conlin-
uance Of patronage from his old friends, customers
and the public. We shall al all times have on
hand a large stock Of goods in our line, of The
best quality, which We will sell as cheap as goods
ofsame quality can be purchased in the city or
elsewhere. SAML. P. MITCHELL,
JOHN II. TYLER.
Richmond. Oct. l, 1915. oc IA
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COMMISSIONS BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TINE subscriber has This day formed a co-par
i nership with Mr.. MUNROE w. JONES,
Of Buckingham county. The business will in
future be conducted underline firm Of DlBRELL
& JONES. They will make liberal advances on
produce in hand. Office on 18th street, near
Galleso Mills. r. II. L. DIBRELL.
Oct 23-d&ctf
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DURRUss's PRIZE OFFICE, No. South
J S. THURSTON,

PIANO FORTE TUNER AND REPAlRER,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WE, The undersigned, having frequently had
w opportunities Of testing Mr. Illusions
qualifications as Teacher, do hereby certify, that
we regard him as the best and most faithful Tuner
olrianos we ever met with, and recommend him
as snch 10 the public. Signed,
THoaAs ROBINSON, M. D.
a. PE1coLAs pe,ershurc ",
Fl. KNEcHr,
CHARLES BERs.
' %'s. Dss n. Rss,s.os Richmond, Va.
The bearer, Mr.. Jasper Thurston, has been in
our employment for considerable length Of
Time as Tuner of Piano FurteS, in which sitn-
alton he gave us enlir. satisfaction. We have
always found him sober, industrious, oblging,
and attentive TO his business. Being fully COM
peent TO tune and regulate III, instrument, We
can, with confidence, recommend lin TO any one
having occasion for his services. Signed.
STODART, WORCESTER g. DJNHAM.
Piano Forte MaAers.
New York. LIST October, 1889.
This is to certify that Jasper S, Thurston is
competent 10 tune and repair Piano Fortes, and
We recommend him 10 the public, with The full
assurance that he will faithfully finish any work
entrusted 10 him.
(SisnedD NUNS & CLARK,
Piano Forte Makers.
New York, July IA, 1910.
n Orders left with j. W. Randolph & Co.,
Dfinker & Morris, or al my Office, No. 76 Main
street. opposite Thomas R. Price & Co., will be
promptly attended 10. Oct. 3-c2awlm
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Education.
WANT employment for the ensuing year a:

INFANT employment for the ensuing year as
w Teachers
l.. Miss A. Has taught two years; teaches all
the branches OF an English Education, French
Painting and Drawing. Terms: 800 dollars and
board per scholastic year.
,. Miss B. Will teach as above with the ex-
ception of painting and drawing. Terms 200
dollars and board.
3. MIR. C. Has taught several years; is A.
NJ. Of University Of Virginia. Terms 600 dol
lars and board.
T. Mr.. 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 ana board.
s. Mr.. E. Has had some experience in teach
mnsi will teach as Mr.. D., with the exception Of
Natural Sciences. Terms: 400 dollars and board.
g. Mr. F. Will teach as Mr. E. Terms, same.
Al Virginians ofthe right stamp. Choose ye.
Direct (short letters, post-paid) Lodore P. o.,
amelia. VIM, III. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-31

TIME Lectures introductory to the regular
course will be delivered during the next
week, in the following order, al II o'clock each
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO BALTI.
MORE AND PHILADELPHIA.

b 70 b The steamer COLUMBUS"
Capt Parrish, will continue her re-
guar trips between this place and Baltimore du-
ring the winter, leaving Baltimore every Satur-
day afternoon, al 5 o'clock, and will arrive here
the following Monday. On her return, she will
leave The wharf here at4 o'clock every Tuesday
afternoon. Her accommodations for passengers
are OF the best kind. Passage and Fare to Balt.
more only S5. HENRY LUDLAM g. co.
Oct 80
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BurrusS' Prize Office,
No, 6 South IAN Street.
Grand Schemes 10 be draicn SOON.
~ nN0 n,llarc In nm nnlia re I I

30 QUO Dollars !--IU,UUU Dollars 7!
Grand Consolidated Lottery OF Delaware and
Georgia to be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware
November Isl, 1915. Grand Capitals: $4,000
dollars, 10000, 5000, 4,2u8, OF 1900, I of $50
of 800, 90 Of 800, SO Of 2aO, and 100 of 300
10 drawn Nos oul Of G6. Whole Tickets 10 dol
lars, halves 5, quarters so.
Another Splendid Schemes Prizes Of $4,000
dollars are $4,000 dollars. Grand Consolidated
Lottery Of Delaware and Georgia, Glass No. g.
TO be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware, Novem.
her 8, 1873 Nos, ID drawn ballots. Grand
Prizes: 5przes Of $4,000, Of 1000, Of 5000
Of 1888, 3 Of $500, 3 of 1900, 100 prizes Of
900, 100 OF 500. Whole Tickets Is dollars,
halves so, quarters 3 10.
A Package of 26 Whole Tickets $500 90
Deduct the price of3 Wholes SID 90
Package warranted 10 draw SITS 30
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

MEDICAIL CSlAlAbNh.
TIME Lectures Introductory to the regular
course will be delivered during the next
week, in the following order, al IL o'clock each
DAY:
Monday. Oct. %, Prof. Chamberlayne.
Tuesday, %, Wyman.
Wednesday, ~, Cullen.
Thursday, 80, Bohannan.
Friday, 81, warner
Saturday. Nov. l, Manpin.
The Medical Faculty and citizens generally
are respectfully invited TO attend.
AUG. L. WARNER, M. D.
Oc, a4-6t Dean Of Faculty.
DURRUSS'S PRIZE OFFICE, No. South
ID li;h Street. 80
For Ftday-Prizes: | of Sl2, 900, so OF 900,
Sc Tickets S., halves 2, quarters |.
Also, the peoples tavorile again-the Dollar
Lottery. Prizes: $1,000 dollars, 600. &c. IL
drawn Nos. oul Of Sc. Tickets dollar, halves
- cents, quarters 25 cents.
For Sa,urday-Przes: $1,000, 1000, 1000,
sci, 10 Of 800, 10 Of 200, 10 OF 100, and 800 OF
80 &c III drawn Nos out of 10. Tickets z,
halves |, quarters SO cents
For Saturday Evening close al z. M.
Drawing received By Sundays mail. Prizes
$4,000, 1000, 5000, $500, 1920, Of 900, &c.
Tickets 4, halves 2, quarters 2. II drawn Nos.
CUT of IS.
Also the Dollar Louery-Capital prize 5000
dollars, &c-l2 drawn Nos. out Of 66. Tickets
81, halves Soc, quarters 25c. Oct -.
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MUFFS! MUFFS!! MUFFS!m
WE would rail- the attention Of the Ladies TO
w a handsome assortment of Mutfs just re-
ceved. Among them may be ionnd all the diff
fcrcnl kinds thai are worn. Some very fine and
handsome. r. NJ. ALLEN & CO.,
No. 60 Main Street,
Oct. q Next door 10 R. II. Jenkins
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lust RECEIVED, AT PENDLEToN's.-
y The Only Daughter, domestic story, edited
BY the author Of the Subaern, The Hussar.
Minstrel Love, romance, BY the Baron de la
Moue Fouque, author Of Wild Love, Sintram,
Undine.
Arrived Gillens,ern, or The Robbcr Captains
Bride, tale of love, treason and mystery, trans
lated from the German OF c. F. Vandervelde, the
Waller Scott Of Germany.
Metallak, the Lone Indian OF the Megalloway
Love and Malrimony, Letter TO Betrothed
Sister, BY a lady OF Baltimore.
For sale by A. G. PENDLETON,
Oct. % l6, Main 81.
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HORSE FOR SALE

HORSE FOR SALE.
q The subscribers have for sale very
GI> fine HORSE, six years old next SPRING
AA works we'll in double or single harness,
and warranted sound in every respect.
]. A. GARRISON g. CO,
Oct. II No. Ill Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
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FRENCH WINES,

FRENCH WINES.
TINE subscriber has received direct from
i France C!arets, Champaenes, Chamberin
& Wermouth Wines Of superior quality, and
various brands, all Of which he warrants senu-
ine, and offers them for sale at moderate prices.
Oct 23-2aw2m CHAS. F. OSBORNE.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
II. Russell Bigger Il Go.

Oct. OF
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D. PAINE s CO., MANAGER
ANOTHER GRAND SCHEME
$4,000 Dollars!

Dirided into Five Prizes Of $4,000 Each.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 67, to be drawn
at Wilmington, Del, Saturday, Nov. 8, 1875.
ST., 900 are $4,000, Of 1000, Of 5000, 100 of
1000, 100 of 500, &c. Whole Tickets SIS !;
Halves 50; quarters 3 Is.
A package Of 26 who lie tickets costs $500 90
Less the price of ) tickets d. 90
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
fIs-ltyss,1.,A On and after the LIST of No
zaEla1sa vcmber our Packets Boats will
run tri-weekly.
Leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at 5, P Nj, precisely, and arrive in
Lynchburg in 30 hours.
RETuRNiNG-Leave Lynrhburg Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday at s, A. NJ, and arrive in
Richmond next day at 4, P. NJ.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Oct 25
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Ticket Nos. 0 g, The capital Of 5000 dol
lar, in Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 254, was
sold and paid at HOYT'S.
Make remiuances in all lotteries to HOYT,
and when in town, always buy tickets at No. 5
Exchange.
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EHOyt'S Prize Office.

ELECTROMAGNETIC RICHMOND,
In VIRGINIA.
Mule The following Schemes, and remit 10 Hoyt
10 ensure success All large Capitals are sold BY
D. M. HOYT.
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FOR BREMEN.-Passagc o,lv.

FOR BREMEN.-Eassagc O'ly.
s{N The A | packet ship NEW YORK
A2 having her cargo fully engaged, and going
on board this week, will sail from City Point for
Bremen about Both instant. A few passengers
can be handsomely accommodated and will be
taken at a moderate rate. Applyto
Oct. 20 HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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n ENTLEMEN'S BOOTS.-We have ill,l
VI received very handsome Boot Tor gentle
men, at 4, s and dollars. They are very neat
and good, and ofthe latest Style
Oct. 80 PUTNEY s. WATTS.
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r UMP PLASTER.-5OO tons of the above
IL article, on hand, and for sale, at our ware
house on The basin, in parcel, TO suil purchasers.
HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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ANOTHER SUPPLY OF WINTER
CLOTHING
lust received, per schr. Nassau, three cases
y Winter Clothing, consisting OF Beaver and
Felt Cloth Overcoas, Tweed Cashmere Bust
ness Goats, Dress and Frock Goats, Of English
and French Cloth, mad. and trimmed in a very
superior style. For something fine and cheap,
call at the cheap cash store.
G. DUNSPAUGH & CO.,
Oct. 90 No. 81, West Main ST.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
,oRT OF RICH MON ID.


-, water this day, al It o'clock, P. Nj.
ARRIVED,
.,nsr Curtis Peck, Davis, Norfolk.
s's ,H Robert Henry, Davis, Alexandria.
sthi' SAILED,
Mary s Elizabeth, Smith, New Bedford.
sem SEN, George Washington, Coleman, Bal'i-
ln n,pT wALTHALL, October Gar
tVn sr;s Sterling, Gallop, master, from Boston,
's" Cos S. 10 uaxall, Brothers & Co.
.ncaRTOWN, Oct. 25lh-Arrived, schr:
Ian. Kelleran, from Richmond, Va, bound
, 6sSiIua, pELPHIA, Oct % Arrived, schr.
n i.a,s Hudson, from Richmond.
,pSpoENEN, Oct. 2-Arrived, Arsonaut, from
.sfI,s,hes1TFORD, Conn, Oct. 23-Saied, schr.
iiiai Moore, for Richmond.
sT xrW ORLEANS, Oct 23-Arrived, barque
. .n (of Richmond, Va,) Captain Hiram
Nm, I'm days from Arkansas Bay, Texas, in
' No.. 10 Baily & Baxter.
: T5s schr. Henry Chase, Hedden OF New York,
.rs al Charleston, was boarded off Ha,teras,
!. yS,i inst, BY heavy sea, which carried away
as,cheons rail and plank-shear, on the larboard
:. - ana stove boat and galley.
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AMELIA ACADEMY

AMELIA ACADEMY.
Some vacancies on LIST of November. You had
S %usr MI them. Board and tuition from Novem-
vance. ~ 10Y -
Direct as above
Oct M-cwsw WIN. H. HARRISON
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u. p. TurDin's LOlteryOffic,

MO. l0a Main Street, Richmond, Nrginia.-
CAPITALS FOR NOVEMBER, 1915.
10000 Dollars fer November ls
10000 {" /" 9Th.
$1,000 10000 !. (" l 81,
10000 /" 9th.
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SPLENDID CHEssNEN, BACXGAM

MON BOX, SC.
r w. RANDOLPH u co. have for sale
y The most splendid SET Of Chess.lnen, Back
CANNON Box, Draughts- men and Dice-Cups
ever seen in Virginia. The men and cups are
made Of ivory elabora,oly and beautifully cary-
ed. Call and examine these great curiosities.
Oct 80
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Penitcmtiary BrOgues.

N0N PAIR Tor sale al a lower iprice
i ,OOO than they have ever before been
Offered in this market. Farmers and manuiac-
turers are requested 10 call and examine.
JONES & WINSTON,
Oct 23-clm Below the Bell Tavern.
WATER PROOF BOOTS.-We have jus,
w received splendid lo' Of gcntlcmsns su-
perior Waller Proof Boots made by Miles Of
Philadelphia. For sale bv
Oct. 80 PUTNEY & WATTS.
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VIE subscribers having this day associated
L themselves in business under the style and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-31

DTsToLs.-six barrel Revolving, Pocket,
Duelling and Rife barrel Pistois--a f1ll as
sortment always on hand, al the Gun and Sport
ing Store opposite The Banks; ~
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III. X. ANDERSON
CONVENTION MEETING.

AT meeting OF the people Of Chesterfield County held
at the Court House. the 9Th day Of September ISI5
luke into Consideration the proposed call ui Convention
To alter the State Constitution: PARKE POINDEXTER
was called TO the Char, aud ALEX. jones' appoint
ed Secretary
Col; "ootson w. Hancock having in a few pertinen,
remarks, explained the object of the meeting on motion
aconmitee, consisting OF oodson W Hancock Richard
w. Flournoy. Mack Goode, James Clarke and Edwin "
oihueAe was appointed, consider the subject of the
meeting, who, after short retirement reported the E,ow
ing resolutions, which were unanimously adopted:
L. Resolved That We, the people of Chesterfield in mi
mary meeting assembled, do hereby enter our
test against the proposed call Of Convention TO alter The
Constitution at our State and believing as we do, thai
most OF the evils complained or If they ALL are ad
lnsratvo merely and not organic in their character We
declare our unwillngness risk other evils Of more
nous, vital and enduring nature, which, in our apprvbe
sion, would ensue from such change.
= Resolved hat, without recapituating our other oh
JecuoS "hch are numerous and
10 tue adoption o the white basis in our
Legislature, M lieu OF that established by our
suutol convinced, as that espe
cihiy IN that body which the taxing power is TO be
hded should, IN all cases depend great gree on the
proportion OF the pubic burihens which the
body represented would he liable to contribute and that 10
depart from this rule would be repudaie one of tue s
sehlinl principles established with our m
naon and again recognized the adoption of the Feder
al CONSTITUTION TO w.t. that repTesentaton and taxafioa
should go together.
s. Resolved. That these proceedings be first signed Inv
Inc Chairman and Secretary and that copies b. forwarded
to the Editors OF the Richmond Times Enquirer and Wing
and OF the Petersburg Republican and lnelgencer with
request TO publish the same.
And then, On notion the meeting adjourned.
r. POINDEXTER, Chairman.
ALEx JONES, Sec'y