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Extract from the Ordinance, for regulating
sireets lanes and alleys xc

Extract from the Ordinance, for regulating
streets, lanes and alleys, &c.
"Every person who shall suffer TO be placed in
street, lane or alley, before his or her door or
LOT, dirt, stones, rubbish, fth noxious or offensive
matter, or distractions, and shall suffer the same
to remain unremoved more than four hours, shall
be liable TO pay fifty cents for every hour the
same shall so remain; provided, that any citizen
may place his or her goods upon the side walks,
DOORS where they exist and do no, extend out from
the house more than one-hali The side walk; and
where they do thus extend farther, then any cil-
zen may occupy, with his or her goods, one-half
such side walk; and in all cases where such huts
or cellar doors do not exist then any citizen may
occupy one-half the side walk, and no mare, with
his or her goods" Nov lS-4t
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TRUST SALE OF LAND, &c, IN
HANOVER

eu;ed TO me by George w. Talley and Others for
IAN purposes therein specified shall proceed TO SELL
on the premises. In the county Of Hanover, on MON
ss, fair day thereafter, Tract of Land containing
enc hundred acres, twelve miles from Richmond, on
The main road leading the Piping Tree, adjoining the
said land Is well timbefed abounds in excellent mar
and the Improvements II and valuable, consist
Ing of two-stored dwelling house. with four rooms
of $4,000
Also, likely Negro Girl, "a or Is years OF age and
other personal property enumerated In the said
trust
TERMS made known on the day Of sale.
WIN. T. n. POLLARD, Trustee
Hanover Nov. Of, 1916 -ctda
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Fresh Fall DRY Goods

THO MAS s. CHARLES ELLIS
HAvE received, per ships Virginia" and
IL Hathaway" from Liverpool, and BY re-
cent arrivals from The North, a full and varied
assortment OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
TO which they invite the attention OF country mer-
chants Their stock Of Cloths, Blankets, Heavy
Woolens and Prints, is unusually large, and at
low prices. No. l06 Main Street,
Sept l1-tf Double Granite Front.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber in Powha-
II tan county, Ter miles above the Courthouse,
on The 18th instant, my Man PETER, whom
purchased in Richmond, a few days since, OF Mr.
Eli Ball, Trustee for Mrs. Homer, who lives ten
miles above Richmond on the river road, where
suppose he will aim 10 get, or Turk about Rich
mond. Peter is about 81 or % years OF age,
about 5 feet or inches HIGH black, heavy
built, has been shot in one of his arms and one
Of his hips, no other scars recolIected except
ON his left cheek, rather bad countenance; had
on, when he leh. roundabout and pants, OF Glas-
gov jeans. will give the above reward OF $40,
and paw all other reasonable expenses 10 any
person who will deliver him 10 Silas Onohuhdro,
at his Jail, in Richmond, or secure him in any
jail SO get him again.
JOHN P. WILLIAMS.
Oct 3O-dil&cu
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SlOO Reward

TTTlLL be paid for the delivery Of CESAR,
w who ran away on the 18th instant. He is
feet inches in height % years old, black has
good teeth, and has a pleasing look when spoken
TO- The above reward will be paid it delivered
a, Belts & Edmondson's Jail, in Richmond, or if
confined in any jail so We get him. He ran OF
in company with nulatto man named Jacob,
2years DID, Thin visage, and stands feet 3 inch
es in height. Cesar was brought from Jackson,
N. c., and sold by Spraily Horn.
BELTS & EDMONDSON.
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SALES CELEBRATED MAIDSTONE FOR


THIS celebrated Stone, neveriailing pre-
i ventive OF Hydrophobia, and an efiectnal
cure ior The bite, of vrnomous snakes, spiders.
Sc, is offered for sale privately by the subscriber
Ii is believed that money can be invested in no
more profitable manner than in the purchase OF
this Stone, as it may now be bought for one-halI
Of the amount il has yielded in one year TO its
lurner proprielors. If not sol! privately before
that time, il will be sold a, public auction on the
81 MONDAY in January, 1916, Cha, being
Caroline Court day. al the Bowling Green, the
county seat OF Caroline county.
TERMs-Six months credit. the purchaser Civ
ins bond with approved security
\. BROADDuS, Jr Agent
Nov S-c,ds for Samuel Anderson
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COMMISSION RITS1NESS

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TINE subscriber has this day formed co-part.
i nership With Mr.. MUNROE w. JONES,
of Buckingham county. The business will in
future be conducted underline firm Of DIBRELL
& JONES. They will make liberal advances on
produce in hand. Once on l2ih street. near
Galleso Mills. r. Fl. L. DIBRELL.
Oct. M-d&ctt
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NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE,
At CiRYSBROOk.

VIZ ILL be sold, al Cafysbrooh, on The 81 day
fair day thereafter, about so valuable Negroes
comprising % plantation hands. They will be
sold in families, and will afford good opportun
~ TO those who want well selected, and we'll
trained plantation hands 10 supply themselves.
Also, the crop of Corn-.say 400 barels-some
old corn-Oats. Hay, &c; all the stock OF Cattle.
Hogs and Sheep-all of them OF hne breeds,
horses, wagons, OK carts, ploughs, and all other
plantation utensils.
The Negroes will be sold for cash. The
Crops, Stocks, &c, al 6 months credit Tor all sums
over S20-and cash for less than thai amount.
The sale will commence at II O'clock
PEYTON HARRISON,
Administrator OF A. NJ Harrison.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER
COUNTY,


DY virtue of deed Of trust executed by Abner
u Robinson, which bears date on the 18th day
OF November, in the year 1912, and has been duly
admitted 10 record, The undersigned will proceed.
on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF December nexi,
al l2oclock precisely, at the Tavern OF Col Chas.
P. Goodall, in The county Of Hanover, 10 sell,
by public auction 10 the highest bidder, ior cash,
the plantation in the county of Hanover, called
COLES HILL, now in the occupancy of Mrs.
Mary Cole, Gagged about 10,) who has life inter-
est in it. The plantation contains $50 acres OF
land, and will be sold Tor such, (more or less J is
Of The usual quality OF lands in the neighborhooJ,
and is in an excellent neishborhood, and is entire
ly healthy.
Ii is situated on the South Anna River, about
% miles from the City OF Richmond and about
10 miles from the residence OF Colonel Goodall,
and abou; Is miles from Tayorsvle, on The
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
The plantation will be sold subject 10 the life
estate OF Mrs. Coles, and without warranty ofany
kind, still the title is believed 10 be perfectly good.
Nov. 7-ctds JAMES LYONS, Trustee
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GU RIOSITIES

MUFFS! MGFFS!, MUFFS!!,
WE expect to receive, early in the approach
wv ing week, lot OF Black Lynx NJ UFFS,
which, in point Of elegance and beauty, will be
curiosities in this market. Ladies are invited to
call and see them, whether they wish 10 purchase
or not.
We have now on hand great variety Of
Mufs, which We wish 10 sell on very accommo-
dating terms.
JOHN THOMPSON & CO.,
Nov 20 No. 81 Main ST.
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MAYnp,S nEEIcR

RICHMOND, November 18th, 1916.
COMPLAINT having been made to me, that
~ that portion of the ordinance, "for The resu-
lation oil the Streets lanes and alleys within the
city," which allows the citizens TO place goods
on one-half the side walk, next to their houses is
very generally violated, and no, wishing to take
the citizens by surprise, have thought it proper
to publish an extract from the Ordinance, for their
information; and 10 give notice, that on Friday,
the 2ls instant, and thereafter, the Police Officers
will be directed TO go through The City and report
every infrac,ion Of the Ordinance
WIN. LAMBERT, Mayor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SuDerGnc Hats.

WE HAVE received LOT OF Hats Of the la
w test style, manufactured expressly 10 our
order, which we can recommend as being supe-
rior 10 any Hat offered in this market since The
prices have been reduced Many OF our CUSTOM
ers have inlinaled 10 us that they would prefer
beIIer article at corresponding price, and for the
accommodation of such persons, We shall in iu
luIe keep always on hand Hats OF superior Or
der, which We will sell at ST. We have also on
hand large variety OF Hats, which We warrant,
fully equal TO any Hat sold in this market at s..
A call is respectfully invited from purchasers,
al G2 Main street, By
Nov 1-tf IOiIN THOMPSON & co
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llragOOns AllentiOn !!

A TTEND meeting ofyour company, at No.
n Is Exchange Hotel, on Friday next, al 7
o'clock, P. Nd, to consider the expectancy Of dis
banding the corps. BY order OF the Captain.
Nov. lS-4t F. MARX, Ist Sergeant.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
II. Russell Bigger Il Go.

A CENTS for The Managers, %. Paine &
II Co. Richmond Va.
ANOTHER or $50, 600!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 60, 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, Del, on Saturday, Nov.
23nd, 1915. g Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals
prize OF $4,000, 5000, 5000, 5000, OF
1000, OF 1900, 10 Of 1000, &c. Whole Tick
els Si0 halves 5; quarters 2 so.
10000 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 70, 10
be drawn at Wilmington, on Saturday, Nov. %
lS45. rs Nos, l2 drawn. Grand Capitals ~
prize Of $4,000, 5000. 5000, 100 Of 1000, &c,
&c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So
BIGGER & CO. intend to sell some Of the
above SPLENDID PRIZES, therefore, il you
want one of ,hem send your orders without delay
10 T. RUSSELL BIGGER < CO.,
Richmond.
Packages OF Wholes, Halves and Quarters,
single Whoes and Shares, always on hand in
The usual great variety.
The Tickets in the above Lotteries are receiv-
ed, and all orders addressed 10 US will meet the
mosi promp, and confidential attention.
We have every day Lotteries from TO 20 dol
lars. and when remittance is made TO MS, large
or small, we will always invest in the most poPu-
lar Lotteries on hand.
The drawings sent, when requested, TO all who
order from u.s. 1. X. B. 20.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets
The postage Gas usuar need not be paid.
Oc, %
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SAILED,
SAILED,
.,br Henry Brown, Mingo, Newark.
=, brilliant, Hall, New York.

NANCY SOAPS cases Fancy Soap as
: ale low by JAMES SIZER & SON.
Nov. 81 --
ASTROLOGICAL ANAToMY.-Princi-
+ Mes Of Pathological Anatomy. adapted 10
! rncyclopRdia Of Practical Medicine, and AT
'ae ~" Elements with Two hundred and sixty
th o,u colofed illustrations. by J. Hope, NJ
~ cRS Physician 10 Maryebone lnilrmary,
q, &c mrs, American edition; by L. M. Law
Md Professor in the Transylvania Uni
,s-.,,y Just published, in one royal octave vo-
,.mc-tor sale by -
SELLING OFF AT COST.
,1,uE undersigned, having determined to make
! change in the nature Of their business, will
~ inc balance OF their large assortment OF
pFipYHaDE CLOTHING at or below cost,
:, l.,e The present concern. Those in want are
r,.ricularly invited TO call before purchasing, as
w. are determined 10 sell OF our stock at once,
.,;s sell al such prices as will make il The IN
,s,.>, II purchasers TO bnv us.
We have on hand full assortment OF Over
ms winter Frock coats, Dress and Frock-coats,
c,lS,, and large assortment of Business coats,
Win pants Vests, Shirts, Fancy dress articles
IN srsa, variety, &c, &c:
G. DUNSPAUGH & CO.,
NV u No. 81 West Main street.
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STEAM SASH AND BLIND MANUFAC
TORY,

On TN Street near NE Whls Uboc,
VIZ HERE will be received orders for the above
w articles, at least 20 per cent cheaper than
at any other establishment in the State The
subscriber also Keeps the common sizes Of Sash
on hand, ready glazed or unslazed.
Any orders from the Country or City will be
neatly executed and promptly AMENDED TO by the
subscriber and the best references given in regard
TO the quality fwork. MILES AMBER.
PSI have the right Of Walcolt's Patent
Single Machine for this State, which well sell,
either as county or individual rights.
Aug d
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J. A. MARTIN

D ESPECTFULLY returns his thanks to the
IL citizens Of Richmond, for the liberal Sup
port thew have thus far favored him with and
would inform them he has just returned from the
North with we'll selected stock OF Cloths, Gas
simeres and Vesting>, which he will manuac-
ture 10 order, ina fashionable and workmanike
manner.
He is, also, receiving supply of new and
fashionable Ready Made Clothing, which will
be sold for cash, at the loves, possible rates.
His stock embraces every thing that appcilains
10 genlleman's wardrobe, and all that is desira-
bic for The approaching season; and will be fur
nished al as reasonable rates as they can be pro-
cured al any other similar establishment in Rich
mond. Thankful for past farors, he earnestly
solcils continuance OF patronage from gene
rous public. J. A. MARTIN,
l34 Main ST., few doors below Exchange Bank
Nov 6-tf
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WHEN THE BODY IS SUBJECT TO
MANY CHANGES, 1T REQUIRES Me-

WHEN THE BODY is SUBJECT TO
MANY CHANGES, 1T REQUIRES Me-
DICINE.
CUDDEN changes from very hot TO chilly wea-
- Their, are untavorable TO health; and il is a
fact, universally admitted, that heat and moisture
arc powerful agents in producing disease, and that
constant dry and constant wet weather are both
favorable 10 its generation; it does not signify
what we call it; it may be sgue; it may be bi.
lious fever; it may be yellow fever it may be
dysentery; ii may be rheumatism it may be
bronchitis; il may be cholic; it may be consi-
patton OF the bowels; it may be Inflammation Of
The bowels; it may be Inflammation of the
stomach; it may be a nervous affection but still
il is disease, and disease durable by the Bran
dre,h Pills, because they remove all impurities
from the body, all that can in any manner leeo
the further progress of the ma!ady; no matter how
called thus these Pills are not only the most pro-
per medicine, but generally the ouly medicine that
need, or ought, 10 he used.
Dr. Branlreths principal Office 24l Broadway,
New York; other Offices in New York
M. BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
No. | East Main street, Richmond, corner oppo-
site the Old Market, where country agents and
planters can be supplied withlhe genuine, at New
York prices. Nov IL
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SECOND AND L Asst
CONCERT.

AFR. BARTON respectfully announces that
vi he will give his secoud and last Concert,
AT TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
~ FRIDAY EVENING, 2lst inst. on which
,,casion. he will be assisted by Mr.. DUNDER-
DALE who will preside at the Piano Forte, and
sing some new and select Songs.
Mr. Barton will play some OF his most brilliant
Faniasas.
Miss CAROLINE DuR.Na pupil OF Sisnor De
Begins. and member Of the Philharmonic Con-
GERS. Philadelphia, will also sing "The Soldiers
,ear. "Angesever bright and fair, and the eele-
p-aiel song by Sir Henry Bishop, "The Echo
) ing with Flute obligato accompaniment
q, Tickets so cts, TO be had at the usual places
The Concert will commence at "A o'clock.
Nnr. d
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FRENCH WINES.

FhENCQ WINES.
TINE subscriber has received direct from
i France Clarets, Champaignes, Chambern
& Wermoulh Wines, Of superior quality, and
various brands, all Of which he warrants genu-
inc, and offers them for sale at moderate prices.
Ocl. 90 -2aw3m CHAS. F. OSBORNE.
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STRATToN's OFFICE, No. South l4lh

~ IhA lONS VI FIFE, NO. South IAN
y Street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArroN's the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongala Lottery, Extra, No.
6, Nov. l4th:
54 81 80 I 46 10 % 81 Is.
Half Ticket Nos. 10 81 80
10 % 46
!" 81 81 46
Three more prizes, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg Lottery, Extra, No. 8,
Nov l7th
10 % Z SO e. IS As II 80 8 81 S 81
Halt Ticket Nos. 10 IS c. one more prize,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Class
274, Nov. II:
60 81 "a 81 90 80 % 81 81 G2 70 80 43 81
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandra Lottery, Extra, 215,
Nov. 18th:
GO SO 70 25 20 26 60 CT 6 Il 81 &c 4 6l 20
Ticket, Nos. 25 So SO $500, and Nos. &c 81 u,
two more prizes, sold and paid by
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 2f6,
Nov. 18th:
GO 10 80 6 sc GO 43 SIS AZ 25 IA 4G Al 40 IS
Whole ticke, Nos I3 IA 25, one more prize Of
$50 dollars, sold and paid by STRATTON.
Nov, 81
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THE BERKELEY FISHERY FOR RENT,

Will. rent or lease out, for term OF years, the
Berkeley Fishery. IL is the most vau BILE Fishery
James River. and one Of the most valuable n the state
81 Virginia. II ss on the North side Of James River
The Berkeley Estate in Charles City county, about
.tor eight miles be ow City Point.
Any person wishing TO rent lease will please apply
personally. at Shirley Charles City county. by
l'ter. directed TO City Point Post Office.
Shirley, Nov. III. ls45.-c6w HILL CARTER.
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ich will be added the Fa
The Secret.

Alter which, MISS JULIA TURNBULL will
appear and dance Ell BOLERO!
Which viii conclude The Evenings Entertain.
ment
sT Boxes IS cts; Pit SO cts; Colored Gallery
IS cents. Nov. 81
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Robert IL. HOWisOn,
A TOR EY A r. L A w.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
D ESPECTFULLY offers his professional
II services 10 those who may need them. He
will practise, as heretofore in the Courts Of Rich
mond City and OF the counties of Henrico and
Chesterfield.
II Office on E or Main Street. over the store
OF MeSsrs. Jones & Winston. Nov. 6-v3m
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November 2Hst, lS4J.
BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS AND CASSI-
MERES

p H JENKINS is now opening real black
IL. French Cloths, Of superior finish, all pri-
ces from to dollars per yard. Also, black
single and double milied Cassimeres. Likewise
Fancy Cassimeres, all prices fiom so cents 10 the
finest qualities. The above will be sold by the
piece or yard, al extreme low prices. Nov. d
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New COInmissiOm House.


TIIE subscribers having this day associated
themselves in business under the style and
firm Of
WINFREE s.. SHEPPARD,
for the transaction solely Of General Commits
sion Business, offer their services 10 the public
for the sale Of TOBACCO, WHEAT and
FLOUR. Liberal advances will lie made on
produce in hand, when desired. They have
taken the house recently occupied by Gibson s
Thornton near Shockoe Ware House.
SAM. WINFREE,
J. Nj. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, October 4-deolm&c2m
The Lynchburg Virginian, Petersburg INTEL
ligencer, Charlottesville Advocate, Danville Re-
porter, Clarksyille Herald and Raleigh Register,
will insert the above one month"; send Us copy
OF the paper containing it, and toward their ac-
counts 10 This Office for collection. w, & 8.
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LINE! LIME!! LIME!i
TINE subscriber having purchased the Kiln for
i burning shells, near The TIedegar Iron
Works. is prepared TO furnish Lime, in any guam
lily al short notice and upon reasonable terms.
Farmers DESTROYS of improving their lands, and
Brcklayers in want OF the above article, will pro-
mote their interest by calling on me. Orders len at
Major Snead's Office on the Basin, will meet with
prompt attention. VIM. SMITH.
Nnu IS-cOa ui
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AUCTION SALES.
Negroes and Stock For sale,

At CLIF ION.
WILL be sold at Clifton, on the 18th day oil
w December, 1885, if fair, if moi, The frs, iair
day thereafter about IS or 80 Valuable Negroes,
abou, halt the number plantation hands. Also,
the crop Of Corn say 200 or 800 barrels, Fodder,
&c; all the stock OF Cattle and Sheep, both OF line
breeds; some horses, wagons carts, p!oushs, and
all other plantation utensils. Terms cash.
Tie sale will commence at IL o'clock.
]. R. HARRISON
Executrix OF c. II. Harrison.
Nov l5-eo,l5ihDec
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3 Nos Il dra wn ballots.

% Nos Il drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 3 So
Certificates Of packages OF DC Wholes $i30 90
DO. do. u Halves, G5 90
DO. do 90 Quarters, 81 so
II Orders for tickets and shares and ceriG-
Gates of packages in The above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each dra wing will be sent TO all
who order from u.s. Address
J. G. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
Oct. 25-d&c2t Richmond Virginia.
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". P. TURPIN'S PRIZE OF

W.P. TURPINS PRIZE OFFICE.
FORTUNES NEW HOME.-The Virginia
L Mononsalia Lo,tery, No. Z, Extra, draws
Today at the Exchange Hotel al halt-past II
O'clock. Capital $4,000. % Nos, II drawn
Tickets 81 50-shares in proportion. For sale
until half-pasl IL o'clock, al the prize ONCE oil
w. P. TURPIN,
Nor q No. l0& Eas, Main Street.
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MANAGERS OBJECT. RUSSELL
IN BIGGER s co.
Two Lotteries for this Morning-Sl2,O 900,
1000, 5000, 5 Of 900, &c. y Nos, ~ drawn.
Who tickets I, halves ,, quarters l.
Also the Dollar Lottery, 600 Capital prize.
66 Nos. II drawn. Whole tickets dollar. For
Packages or single tickets call before IL o'clock
this morning at the capital prize Office of
T. RUSSELL BIGGER CO.
For This Evening-sO0O Dollars, &c. 10 Nos.
IA drawn. Whole Tickets 2.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 800
"a 81 10 6 65 AS GO 70 4S "a So
Ticket Nos. So 69 "A, small prize OF $50,
sold and paid by BIGGER & co.
Nov. 81
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rXccnToR,s sAIEoF SLAVES

EXECUTORS SALE OF SLAVES.
an MONDAY, the Bib day Of December, ls45, that
~ being Caroline Court day, shall, in obedience TO
The will Of John McKens-y, deceased, proceed To sell
at public auction, nj the Bowling Green, TWENTY
Cildren-most Of whom very likely.
JOHN f. MCKINNEY, Surviving Executor
OF lnhn MckHnnfY. daceaard
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TIIE subscribers having this day associated
themselves in business under the style and
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CLARKEs HEAD QUARTERS, / door be-
~ low Exchange Hotel, l4,h street,
For To-day-Va. Mononsala, Extra, Glass
MOI. Capitals: $4,000, 1900, ,057, prizes
Of 500. 5 of $50, S Of 200, 6 OF lis, 10 OF 100,
&c. 70 Nos. IA drawn. Tickets only So
Sales close al ii l-2 o'clock.
Drawing Of Alexandria, Extra, Class No. 276:
60 l3 80 6 Sc 6s 43 SIS 4S 25 Ii 46 Al 40 IS
Nos. IA Al 43, another capital, sold and paid
by CLARKE.
Nov 81
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NOyenber 9ISf. 1915.

NANCY PRINTED WATERSHED CHI.
L tren's Drewes-l0 pieces Fancy Colored Vel
vets, suitable for Children's Dresses, Cloaks, &C.
selling of at the extreme low price Of 81 l.2 cts
per yard, at R. II. JENKINS.
Nov 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-21

HARDWARE AND SADDLERY
THOMAS s. CHARLES ELLIS have re-
i ceived per ships Virginia and Harkaway,
direct from England, and by various arrivals
iromthe North, a very large assortment Of foreign
aud domestic Hardware and Saiiery. They
solicit the attention OF Country Merchants and
others, who are DESTROYS efpurchasing al reason
able prices. They pledge themselves 10 sell as
low as any of the importing houses OF respectable
lily at the North. No. LOG Main Street, double
granite front. Sept. l7-tt