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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-06
MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE

Tn pursuance OF the last will ard lesiamen, Of
l. the late Col. Gideon a. Strange, we shall pro-
coed, on The 29;h day Of July next, or i! prevent.
ed hy bad weather, then On the next lair day, 10
expose 10 public sale. on the premises ihl, va
luahle. well known, and highly improved Estate.
OAK IT'LL, late the residence Of Col. Gideon
A. Strange, situate in the county OF FIuvann:,
within about Two miles of Fluvanna Court house.
This Farm, comprising 02i acres Is bcauli-
fully situated on tn Rivanna River, with 4 line
exposure 10 the South and East, well known Tor
the produclveness 81 lie soil, and Inc high sai"
oil improvement Of which il j. susceptible The
Farm Buildings Dwelling House, Barn, Stables
Tobacco Honsc, &c, are large and councillors.
There are 500, or $50 acres Of cleared land, $50
OF which are first rate Rivanna low grounds, The
balance in woods. well limbeTed The soil is
will adapted to corn, wheat and tobacco.
The tract will be sold subject Ia the dover in
iere>t Of Mrs. Mary Strange, widow Of the SAID
Col. Strange, which has been laid oil and allol
e,i 10 her though il is understood that her inter
esl will be offered 10 the purchaser Of The farm
on The day Of sale a, fair price, which will he
made known before the sale Possession will be-
given, so far as necessary Tor sowing crop OF
wheat this fall at once, and full possession on the
Isl OF January next.
Ternr-Sl 900 will he required in cash, the
balance in one, Two and three years. Bond and
approved security, and deed OF trust on the pro
perry TO secure The purchase money, will be re-
qured.
Mr.. James M. Strange, residing on The place,
will show the land 10 any one DESTROYS OF exa-
mining il before the day OF sale
BENZ. II. MAGRUDER,
A. p. STRANGE,
ACHING Executors Of G. A. Strange.
Nav 91-ctds (Whig 10 copy)
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W.P. Turpin's Lottery Office

A FEW DOORS above the Union Hotel,
II Nam Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Awake awake the couurys rising,
But not tor Clay or fr.linphuysen;
For folks Of all degrees and station
Rush .with will" Tor the ''Crtrs .Ndioa."
And why7
'Tis true, the "nation - quite place,
For lads and lassies are nowise "skace y
And golden showers fly quite certain
To those who "sport" al WIN. Turpln's.
The secrets out concealment's useless,
To stop the .'Crceksn you'll find il hontrss.
"Let all the world say what thew cam"
Leave doubts to traitors, Turpn's the
The following schemes will be drawn shortly
select the one you prefer 10 invest in-send your
remiltances, large or small, 10 W. Z. Turpin,
Richmond, Virginia, and secure CAPITAL.
Turpin sells Tickets in all Lotteries advertised
bv Messrs. Gregory & Go. Orders attended 10
BY return mail, and drawings forwarded as soon
as received.
Alexandria Lottery Glass No 22 for lS45, TO
be drawn on Saturday. Nav 3ist, 1915 IS nos
l3 drawn balo;s Prizes: 10000 dollars, 10000
G0G0, 5000 1000 800, 1000, III, 25 OF 600
% Of 500, IS Of 900 900 Of 200. &c, &c. Tick
els 10 dollars, halves ), quarters . 30. Cerliil-
Gates OF packages OF 25 whole Tickets 10 dollars
Is halves GO, 25 quarters 80.
$1,000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Nc ~, Tor ISIS, 10
be drawn June 9Th, 1915 Brillian, Scheme
$4,000 dollars. 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000 so prizes
OF 800 30 OF 500, 10 OF 100, &c. IS No. Lot
iery Is drawn ballots. Tickets % dollars, halves
). quarters 30 Certificates of packages Of 81
whole tickets $50 dollars, ii halves tj ,aa5 quar-
ters - 80.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria LOTTERY Glass ~, for ISIS, 10 he
drawn June ll,h, isl5 Splendid Capitals
30 600 dollars, 10000, GOoo, 1909, 1000, prizes
Of 1000, 8 OF 500 25 Of 900 25 OF SIN, 220 Of
200, &C., &c. IS number, Is drawn ballots
Tickets only 10 dollars, halves ;, quarters : 30
Certificates OF packages OF % whole tickets 80
dollars - halves Gl, 25 quarters 81 30
10000 Dollars,
Alexandria LOTTERY. Glass -, for 1915, 10 hc
drawn June 2lst, 1919. Great Scheme: 30 900
10 of 800, 80 oil 900, 30 OF 600 30 OF 500. &c
lars, halves 3, quarters 10. Certificates of
20, 26 quarters 80.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass %, for 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, June
2S,h 1915. Splendid Prizes: 10000 dollars
$4,000, G,O00 5000, 1000, 1000, y, prizes OF
1000, 25 Of 500, &C.. &C. Is numbers, - bal
lots Tickets 10 dollars, halves ), quarrers2 80
Certificates Of packages OF % whole tickets 100
dollars, % halves 65, % quarters % 80.
81. Packages and certificates OF packages of
wholes, halves and quarters, and single tickets,
wholes, halves and quarters in all OF the above,
for sale at TURPIN'S OFFICE.
May % 10. Main street, Richmond Va.
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r AND Eop SAIL.

LAND FOR SALE.
r AM authorised 10 sell the Tract OF Lard on
J. which William h. Banks, Esq, now resides,
on Banis,cr River and Pole-Cat Creek, in HE
county OF Halifax, three miles Northwest Of la
liiax Court House. The said iract OF Land con.
tains between 80 and go acres, fully one-,hird
of which is in woods and most Of which Is flne
tobacco land; most o The cleared land IS 10
good state Of cultivation, and all susceptible OF
high state Of improvement, having good clay
foundation and not liable - wash and is we'll
adapted 10 the cultivation OF tobacco and every
description OF small grain; lies well, and is well
wa,ered.
There are also on The land an excellent Gnst
and Saw Mill erected few years past. Banis-
Ter river is nayigable from these Mills, and any
quantity Of plank can be disposed OF in Clarks-
vile and oher villages on the Roanoke There
is large and excellent Dwelling House and Ill
other necessary out-honses The place is healthy,
and the society OF the neighboIhood is equal 10
any in Virginia.
All persons wishing 10 purchase, will call on
Thomas S. Flournoy, at Halifax Court House,
or William 6. Banks, who resides on the pre-
misses, or on the subscriber, residing at Chalk
Level, Pitlsylvania county, either one CT whom
will lake pleasure in showing the land and maxi
ing known the terms which will be reasonable.
May 2-cSw WM. L. PANNiLL.
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J. &. Gregory 4 Co.
MANAGERS, NO. IOi, MAIN STREET,
Wl RICHMOND, Virginia.
Snlsndid Loftcrics tor .Jnnr

MANAGERS, NJ. IUl, W1IN > IHEE
lNl RICHMOND Virginia
So1,ndid L0ttcrics for June.
$4,000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. o. for ISij, 10
no Drawn in Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday,
June IN. 1915 Brilliant Scheme: so, 00o,
IOOu 3 600, 5000, 1000, ,l2O, 30przes Of 500,
80 Of 500, so OF 400, &C., &c - No. Lottery, Is
drawn ballots. Tickets Sl0, halves >, quarters
20 Cenifcaes OF Packages OF 90 Whole
Tickets 1880 70 halves 6a 2bquarters3 81 3o.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class q, for lH45 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, d. c.. on SATURDAY., June
Iarb la15 Splendid Capitals: $50, O0o lO,ooo,
|; 600 s 600. 1000, 1910, prizes OF 2OOo, OF
100 Is of 900, % OF 900, go Of 2oo, &c,
&c. rs Nos - drawn baiols. Iicsets ohly
so, halves s. quarters oo. Cefilcates OF
Packages Of % Whole liche's Si'p; > 'di'eS
G5: Is quarters 80 so.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class % Tor 1919, 10 DC
drawn in Alexandra, d. v, on Saluruai, June n
OLE, 1Sa5. Great Scheme $4,000, 10000,
ac- , nr;,es Of $500, ) of 1000, 10 of 800,
"a 9o of 900 50 OF GOO, 80 OF 500, &c, &c. 70
Ms - ballots. Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters
. IN Cer,ihcates OF Packages Of 26 Whole
T; SI sllO; 26 halves 20; 26 quarters 50.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 20, for 1915, to be
drarn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, June
a1a"" ,si, Snlendid Prizes: $40 900, $4,000,
6 GOO 1000, 1000, 5000, e62s, $500, 25 OF
1000 IS Of 500, &c, &c. IS Nos, 10 ballots.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters SO. CertIh-
Gates Of Packages of % Whole Tickets $50,
halves G5, quarters 80 30
II Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger,
ti6cales OF Packages IN Inc above splendid
Lotteries, will receive The most prompt attention,
oJ reouested, To all who order from US. Ad-
dress J. G. GREGORY & CO.,
w. Managers, Richmond, Va.
MAY 23-c&d2awh
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A GOOD BARGAIN IN LAND.

A GOOD BARGAIN IN LAND.
HNIlE Tract in Louisa county, owned by Mrs.
j Lavinia c. Smith for life, and afterwards
hv the children of Nathaniel A. Smith deceased,
is Tor sale. containing l73 Acres, on Elk Creek
and North Anna River, near Cars Bridge 80
miles from Fredericksburg - from Richmond,
and from FrederickshalI Depot, on the Louisa
Railroad. Two Of three hundred acres are rich
low grounds, and about TWO hundred and thirty
first rate wood land; besides one hundred and
fifty or more in pine, interspersed with oak, hick-
orv, &c. The tract has much granite, IS admi-
rablv suited 10 clover, and makes The kndesr re-
turns for all manuring and other efforts al i'm
provcment Good Judges think, thai, with a sin
gle exception, il is the best tract in The county,
opt ofkhe GrccR Spring ne,etbordood. Tocrown
its manv recommendations, il is surrounded by
the best Of ighbors-plain kind, sober and IN
lelligent.
The Dwelling House Col brics) IS large and
connections with more than the usual ou houses
and convenicnces. The purchaser orpurchaserS
NAV easily divide the land into two tracts one Of
about 40 and the Other OF 1870 odd acres, either
of which would make very tine farm. Per
sons inclined 10 buzz are earnestly invited 10 come
and see Mr. William @. Smith, living oh The
premises, will show them.
Terms-One third cash; for the rest, easy cre-
dis. Possession given next Fan, with entrance
10 SOW wheat sooner il desired. Apply 10 me at
Louisa Court House.
LUCAN MINOR,
Nav 30-cSl. For the Owners.
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VALUABLE LAND For SALE.


pI virtue Of deed OF trust, executed To The
- subscriber ~ Alexander Pals, bearing date
OF The 18th day Of April, lsli, and Of record in
The Clerks Office Of Allegheny County Conf.
shall proceed, on The l9ih day OF July. ol5, tiog
the purposes therein mentioned) 10 sell at public
auction 70 lhc highest bidder, iorca>h on the pre-
misses, lie following tracts OF parcels OF Land 10
wit: III, III, IL, - 1863, $50, and - acres Cor
such interest a. The said Paris may have therein
al! Of which said tracts are supposed 10 contain
40 acres and adjoining each o,her, lying in thr
said comfy Of Allegheny on Iacksons river;
large portion Of which are valuable low grounds,
and III high sialr Of cultivation, well adapted -
the culture OF grain, &c. and upon which i eIe,;-
ell valuable Tavern establishment, SHOWN asPa.
Kiss Tavern situated on the turnpike read, be.
tween Calaehans and Inc lloi Springs The
title 10 sand lands IS supposed 10 be iniispurabl:
bnr, aching as Trustee. VIII only convey such
title as is vested in lac by said ,tis, deed
WILLIAM SkEEN, Trustee
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Thomas Il Charles Ellis.
TNITUW IkHS UE
DRY Goods, Hardware and Cutlery


No. 100, Uta ]L1n Slrscf.
III AVE received BY late arrivals from Eng
IL land and the Northcrn Cities. large and
varied assortment Of SPRING GOODS, which
they will oer 10 country dealers. and 10 purcha.
Sers generally, al very low rates consisting in
part Oh
Satin stripe AdrianopeS
New and ricn style Balzorines
Lawns and Mou>in de LANES
Black Alpaccas and Bombazines
Earl>ton and other GnshamS
Polka and many new pattern Prints
Rich Barge Shawls
Lace, check and plain Cambrics
Drab d etc, Croton Coalinss
Virginia Cord and Summer Cloths
Fancy and plain Cassimeres and Gambroons
Valencia and Marseillcs Veslnes
lrish Linens very cheap
Irish and BamSley Sheetines
Table Cloths Diaper and Towelling
English, German and Silk Hosiery
Ribins Gloves, Miir> aud Stispeniers
Marshali'S Seine aud Sewing Threads
Seine and Sampins Irvine.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
April li-i
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MEDICAL. INSTRUCTION.

HNflE Summer course Of private instruction
4 will commence on Monday, April The eth,
ami continue until The end o August The plan
which will be pursued during the course, is in
tended 10 prepare the Stu,i,ni in The elementary
branches Of his profession, and thereby enable
him 10 derive the fullest advantage from The
Winter course Of Lectures, and will embrace
lectures and examinations upon General phy>-
o'osv, Pathology and Therapeutics. constituting,
as they a." The entire sub>,ructure Of Medical
Science. The Student will also have llr benefit,
II clinical Instruction d. The Aims House and
College Hospital embracing i large share Of Sur
eica cases AMI operations Fee SO
AUG. l.. WARNER, NJ. d.
Richmond March Is lsIJ-cIlv
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Live HOLSTERS.

UNHE first Ire LobSterS ever seen IN Richmond
.5y The oldes, inhabitants" were brought
here ,wo Summers ago by the undersigned, since
,ben he has had several lots. but none better than
some received day, which are Of beautiful size
and every one alive Those generally brought
I, this market are cooked a, the North, and not
hall as good as when cooked here.
Determined always 10 have the luxuries Of
f.srv market from Boston to Ner Orleans epicures
i thew know when they are well of, will cons,nu.
10 buck mp TO the little Alhambra,-where Soi
Crabs, mountain Oysters, fresh Salmon, Halibu
S,eaks, Shrimp, Sheep Head, &c, are received
ocen. and served up in unequalled style by
Jnnc 6-3t K. w. ALLEN.
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Fol, SALE

OFFER Tor sale my Plantation, situated in
L the county OF Buckingham ON James River,
short distance below Bent Greek. The tract
contains tour hundred acres-onc hundred OF
which arc James river bottom, in a high state OF
cultivation. The high Land is excelIeni-con.
tanning fair proportion ol tobacco land, 10 clear
The Improvements consist OF small lul com.
Portable framed dwelling house, a large and vel
constructed barn, and all other necessary out
buildings, in good repair. Any person who may
wish 10 purchase will be pleased 10 call on the
subscriber, who resides in lhr ncishborhood 81
Bent Creek, Appomailoy county
Nav I6-cl0i, D. G.. JONES.
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100 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY about the first Of August last, a
N Negro Man named WILLIAM calls
himself WILLIAM JONES, about 80 years
old, 5 feet 10 to - inches high well made, OF
gingerbread complexion. He formerly belonged
to DR. VIM. A. Selden Of Charles City county
when last heard OF, he was running boat from
tersburg. The above reward of 500 will be
given if taken out or this Stale, or fifty dollars
(S50) il taken in the Stale, and delivered TO R.
Fl. Dickinson & Brother Of Richmond, Virginia
Z. L. WIGHT.
Powells Tavern, Goochland county, Virginia.
May 23-c2aw3w
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, June 4.
a % DIUHn


Canal Boat Columbia, w. Cox with CT, tons
mdze. from Lynchburs to K. Gwalhmey, Preston
4 Enders. Henry Lndam 4 Co., s. ]. Jones,
Jones & Blair, L. d. Crenshaw & Co, and D.
c. Randolph.
Boat Pig Iron, S. Wik, with Al, tons mdze.
from Lynchhurg and Hardwcksyille, 10 J. R.
Anderson, and Deane G. Brown
Boat Old Virginia, c. Taylor, with 81 tons
mdze. from Lynchburglo R. Gwa,hmey and Will
liam G. Crenshaw
CLEARED,
Boa, John Randolph, A. Pamplin, with Ill
tons mdze. for New Market and Lvnchburg.
Boat Thomas M. Bondnrant f. Henry, with
S. tons mdze. for Elk Hill, Columbia and New
Canton.
Boa, James Madison, VIM. Tomphins, empty,
for Scottsville.
Boat Union, J. D. Burton, with tons mdze tor
Lynchburg.
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SIXTY thousand Dollars Worth OF New
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Ar BROOkS & HIDSON.S.
SECOND SUPPLY l9rn MAY. 1915.
THE subscribers have received, by The latest
/ arrivals from New York. Philadelphia and
Baltimote, their second supply al
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
comprising 4 selection oil the b's, ana newest
styles which, Tor variety and chcapncsS, are un-
surpassed in this market. The following list
embraces part Ct;hc goods received, viz:
New style shaded stripe and printed Bareges
aud Baizorines,
New style Hermann Bareges and Marquesans,
Tor dresses
French Work Collars and Capes.
Muslin and Cambria EGsings and lnserines,
Thread LaceS, Edgngs and Inser,ines,
Lyle and Faleveene Laces and Elsings
Shaded Gimp Cords and Cords and 1'as>es. for
trimming dresses,
Ladies Kid and Silk Gloves ANA Mu>,
Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Ribbons,
Paraso>, Parasolletts and sun Shades,
Silk and Barge Scaris and Shauls.
Bineblack Annurr and Pouit De Sol Silks
striped and plain,
Light and iarl, ronlari ami Gro de Pekn
silks,
Extra fine Silk Warp Alpaca, Bomba2nes,
Chal!ie Bomba2ines, for Summer dresses,
Blscl. and bue6lack Grape
Love and Grape Wells,
Fine black Mourning Prints,
Solid black Lawn and Bingham,
10000 yard, French, English and American
frinls, from TIC IL the finest imported,
Linen Cambria Handkerchieis, from Is. 10 So
Superior l2-i Irish and Burnsley Linen Sheet
ngS and Pillow Case Linens,
Heavy IndreSscd liish Linens, for family use,
Double Satin Damask Table Cloth, and Nap
kns,
Iluckabuci;, Eirdseye and Russia Diapers,
India Grass Cloth,
NloIlar ana Corded SHIFTS, white, black and
colored,
Lace Striped and Check Mns|inS,
Cambric>, Jacone,tS, Swiss and Null Muslins
Plain Striped and Checked Driiling>, for boys,
French and English Cloths and Cassimeres,
Mountain Tow Linen, Butlaps,
Brown and Bleached Shirtinss and Shee,ngs,
Cotton Oznaburgs, Bed Ticks, Drlings, &c,
&C.. VERY CHEAP, al
Nav 2O-cGt BROOKS & IlUDSON'S.
UNREASONABLE BOOTS AND SHOES,
Tern Cie0p-!Hadc BIZ j MILES and son.
TIME subscriber has remaining on hand a LOT
i OF genilemens fine Boots and Shoes, which
are questionable, and in order 10 close Them as
speedily as possible, will sell them al very redu-
ccd prices. Gentlemen will do well 10 call soon,
and iii themselves.
DAVID BURLINGTON,
Jurc 4 No. So West Main Street.
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NOTICE.

DElNG appointed receivers of all claims due
ID 10 the firms Of Fitzpatrick, Clarke & Lyon
and Fitzpatrick & Lyon, and OF John y. Fitz-
patrick Individually by The Superior Court OF
Albemarle county, We notify all who are indebt-
ed 10 me parties aforesaid, either by bond, &C
coun, or otherwise, that speedy payment must be
made, as il is important that all matters con-
nected with these concerns be closed as early as
practicable.
We have pu, claims into The hands Of Col.
Alexander Fitzpatrick due to the firm Of Fizpat-
rick s. Lyon and J. N. Fitzpatrick individually,
Tor settlement and collection, as many OF them
100 remote for us 10 attend TO their collection
10 person; but no suit is authorized 10 be brought
until reasonable notice fails 10 effect our wishes.
HOGG, WHITMAN & co,
Scottsrille, Va. Receivers.
y. B. No other person than ourselves is au.
'h1rised 10 collect any claims whatever, due TO
The persons aforesaid or John n. Fitzpatrick in
digidually, except such as we authorize.
June 6-c,t H., w. g. co.
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TN CHANCERY-YlRGINn AT Rules held
i in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for the county of
King Queen, on the 10th day OF May, 1915 :
Abner w. Hockaday and Thomas A. DiggeS,
late merchants and partners trading under The
firm and style Of Hockaday & Dgses who sue
for the benefit, and at the costs, of Abner w.
Hockaday, Plaintiffs;
against
VIM. 9. Chapman and John Wright, Def is.
The defendant VIM. c. Chapman moi having
entered his appearance and given security, ac-
cording 10 the act of Assembly and rules Of this
Court, and il appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that he is not an inhabilant of this counry-ll is
ordered that the said defendant do appear here on
The first Monday in September neS, and answer
the bill Of the plaintiffs; aud that copy of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city OF Richmond fortwo months
successfully, and posted al The front door of the
Cour, House OF this county.
A Copy-Teste:
ROBERT POLLARD, in. C. c.
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27,7l6 prizes, amounting to 81 ,0Si, 4l8
Whole Tickets 800; Halves 10; Quarters 5 90.
PAcKAdEs.-It is well 10 observe. that, in
package of25 Tickets, there must he l3 prizes
A package Of 25 Tickets costs $500, but, as il is
sure to draw at least halt back VIC are enabled 10
send
A certificate Of package OF 25 whole tickets
for $50 dollars.
A certificate Of package Of % half tickets for
l25 dollars.
A certificate of package OF IS quarter tickets
for S62 so.
A certificate Of package Of a5 eighth tickets
for S3l 25.
All orders must be addressed to the Agents.
CHARLES MCINTYRE g. Co..
No. Is, Wall street, New fors.
May 27-cll5Je
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AGNES DE WE'RE,

WIFE'S RE J F. Nc f
e. William Gordon, MIR. Huntley.
~ ~, vars Mir Brandon.
,,,s. Ds We're Mrs. Potter
-, Dohhs Mrs. Kemble
Ty,olean Waltz by Misses J. & A. Wags,af.
r, conclude with the laughable Farce OF
THE FRESHMAN IN LONDON.
Nnrioch Delaney, Mr.. hemole.
- Price of admission: Boxes IS cts. PIT Sc
GEMS Ms Side Gallery 80 cents; Colored Gallery q
Doors Open at halt past : o'clock. Curtain
~ ;, : aclock precisely June 6
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RtrD1,roolU GMq11lrra>,
LOTTERIES.
STATIONS Office


MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR ENTH
In STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
D'awing receired c1'ery day al ocloek.
$1,000 1859
Virginia Monongaa No. %, for Friday. one
o'clock, at the Exchange. Capitals 1000, 1852,
GOT 1000, of 500, &c. 80 Nos, l.; drawn
Wholes ]; halves so cts; quarters 25c,s.
$1,000, 1000.
Alexandria, No. 1856 Extra, for Saturday,
Capitals; 10000 1000, $50, 1000, 10 OF 900,
sc. IS Nos. II drawn. Wholes !; halves =;
quarters ].
$4,000, 10000.
Alexandria, No. %, drawing received by Sun
days mall ready on Monday. Capitals: S35, 900,
10000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 30 of 200, 80 OF
500, &c, &c, 70 Nos, IL drawn. Wholes
$40, Halves s, Quarters 3 so.
Orders Tor packages, certificates Of packages.
and single tickets in all The Lotteries, will be
promptlyaltended 10, and drawings sent, when re-
quesled. Please address orders to
n. STRATTON,
June Richmond Va
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.

A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER, situated
II in a pleasant village in Virginia with :
large and increasing list Of subscribers, and :.
good share Of advertising and job work, is offered
at private sale. The materials are all good, con-
sisling of such as are necessary TO print an extra
imperial sheet. The terms will be moderate, and
may be ascertained by making enquiry, (Pos'-
paid,) Of The Editors Of The Richmond Enquirer,
as, also any information in regard TO the chce,
May 6-cn