Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-02

IN the United States Court for the Eastern District &c
Virginii, October llh 1916:
In the matter of Bankruptcy Of WIN. w Gwathney:
II appearing Ia the Court, from an anrndme Ierrtu
fore by order nf this Cont allowed 10 he made in
the schrlue Of effects surrendered by the said bankrupt,
that unscerlaned interest of The bankrupt in the
rae Of his grandfather, VIM. Watts, supposed 10 he
worth some three hundred and fifty dollars, there
aLous, f.mains undisPused o and nnconvered into
ney. f distribution On motion uf Temple G@atlImry,
creditor, who has proved his debt against said hank
rup the Court doth empower and direct Edmund Chris
tian assignee Of said bankrupt to expose III SALE and
sell. a, sach and on such terms as lie may deem
most atv-ablr at pubic auction, the cTtanrd IA
trr-s reasonable notice thereof aud 10 collect aud
The proceeds from such sale for future disrbn.
tim. Copy-Testc, p MAYO, Clerk.
Icr Pursuant 70 the above order of Court lhr under
signed will expose to iale At public auction, 10 The high
BIDDER in front Of the City Hail. in the city Of Rich
mnnd on SATURDAY, the l3h day Of December.
lei5, ~ O'CLOCK NJ, the unasceitained interest Of
WiiliAm W. Gwatmey, bankrupt, in ;.e estate uf his
grandiuher William Watts, as stated In the said order
of tturt.
Tns TyRM, or S.LE-One.tlrd cash, the balance at
six tnd twelve months. Negotiable notes, with ap
PROVED endorsers will be required for the deferred pay
mtns EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Gen. Assignee.
Dec. a-ctds
IInYT,s OFFICE-A good Scheme for To-Day
drawing comes 10 hand by uclock Capitals
SD ln M przes of 81 Gg0 Tickets only S5shares in
prnauuion For sale until VI o'clock, nj
Tecp n0Y1iS OFF, F., M. 3 Exchange.
VIZ TURPfS,s OFFICE. no lOi. East Main st.
w The drawing of a zine Lottery viii be received
10 day hy mail Capitals sIa6dO, 10000. 10 Of 1000,
&c. Tickets s5-shares IN proportion. rrII ne iIke'
for sale by w. T. IuhflH.
Dec ,
4, RuRRUss's PRIZE OFFICE Drawn Nos OF
". Grand Consolidated Lottery, No 20:
20 a9 "a 4 SO 63 Is 81 % 50 10 &c.
Ticket Nos. so SO 20, Prize Of s2, sold and paid
by BURRUSS.
For this sIornng--Deaware Lottery, Class No. 2s7.
Prizes &c 00O 500 $50 3,3 -, &c. IS No. Lottery,
II drawn ballots Whole Tickets 90; halves l; quar-
icrs 50 cts.
For This Evenina-rokomoss River Lottery Class LAS
a6i4 % of 900, &c - No Lottery, Ia avn ballots
Whole Tickets Sc; halves ); quarters So
Also, the Dollar Losery-Delaware Lottery, Class
No oes Capital Prizes: SO O0o 900, &c. 66 No Lot
l-,y II drawn ballots. Whole Tickets 81; halves SO c.;
quarters 25 C.
For large or small Prizes, you must call on The ever
lucky bOhhuSs.
Dec. .
Superior Boots.
!yvE have received from those celebrated ma
wv nufaclurers in Philadelphia, J. Miles &
SON large stock Of superior Winter Boots
double soles. We think them very superior, and
can recommend them as being a Boot that
will give entire satisfaction. For sale low for the
q1alily. PUINhl WA -.
Dec.2
UMBRELLAS! UMBRELLAS.
Decembe- end, 1915
d Fl. JENKINS has received
II. 1000 Cotton Umbrellas fIom 62! cents
10 So
1000 Silk Umbrellas, from 50 80 and up
wards.
All made In The best manner and parranied.-
Call for bargains at r. ii. JENKINS
CITATIONS OFFICE, No. South l4lh
- Street.
Let all,he world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToN's The man.
drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery. Extra, 8,
IS 81 6l 40 25 10 IS 10 90 l2 % 36 G2
Tickets Nos 25 40 G. and p % 62 two more
capitals, sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra, 2Sl,
& 81 4 As 25 Gl 10 J So Sc G3 AZ 81
Tickle, Nos. . Is 81, and Nos. % Sc 81, two
more prizes sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Glass 45,
Nov. 29ih
"a 81 81 IS 40 AZ 81 GO l6 3 70 2 So 49,
Drawn Nos. OF Leesbure, Extra, 10, Deer lst:
IS 81 &c 81 20 % - G6 25 62 sc "a.
Ticket Nos. 20 % 81, one more prize, sold and
.:ILu STRaTT0N