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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-16
TRUST SALE OF LAND IN HANOVER


ID virtue Of a deed Of trust executed by Abner Ro-
ID binson, which hears date M the 18th day OF NoveHl-
her. in The wear 1912. and has been duly admitted 10 re-
cord. the undersigned vii proceed, on Saturday, the eth
day OF December. Isis, nj 10 o'c'ook, precisely, al The
Tavern Of Col. Charles 7. %6ondall, in the county Of
Hanover. to sell, by public action, TO the highest bid
der. for cash, tho plantation, n the county of Hanover.
called COLES NIL, now m the occupancy oil MIS-.
Mary Cole. tnged about s0.) Who has a lie interest IN
il. The plantation contains 30 acres of land, and VIII
be sold for such, tmorr or iessl - of The usual quality OF
lands i'm The nci.hborhcod, anG is in an excellent neigh
bnrhood, aud is entirely healthr.
IL IL situated on the South Anna river, about 20 miles
from the city or Richmond, and about 10 miles from The
residence of Col. GuoGal, aud aloui Is miles from Tay-
lorsville. on The Fredrricksbur. and Potomac Railroad.
The plantation will be sold Suljrci Ia The life estate of
Mrs. Coles, and without warranty OF any kind-still The
title is believed TO be perfectly rnnd.
Nov. 7-clds JAMES LYONS, Trustee
~ POSTPONEMENT.-fn consequence of The in
clemency Of the weather, the above sale is postponed
until the !i;h day OF January, lsi6.
Dec. lG-clds JAMES LYONS, Trustee.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Great Bargains.

l. OFF Al COSI.
TN order to reduce our stock as much as pos
i sible BY the first of January next, we offer
our large, new and desirable stock OF Goods al
for cash or city accep,ances-in our stock
will be found almos. every article usaIly kept in
a Dry Goods store, consisting in part Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vc>lings
Salinets and Kentucky Jeans
Beaver and Pilot Cloths and Flushinss
Flannels and Blankets
Kerseys and Linseys
Irish Linens, Lawns and Sherlings
Plain and checked Cambrics
Swiss Jaconet and Null Mnslins
Prints-a large assortment
Paddings and Sail Ducks
Alpaccas and Bombazines
Apron Checks
Shawis-a large assortment
Stocks and Collars
Gloves, Hosiery and Suspenicrs
Umbrellas large stock
Letter and Cap Paper
Patent Threads and Spool Cotton
Buttons, Combs, &c, &c.
Our country friends and customers are request.
ed 10 send in their orders and GET goods at greatly
reduced prices upon The usual Terms.
Those in want Of goods will ia well TO give Us
a call, as we are determined 10 sell.
LONDON, WlLLlNGHAM & DREWRl.
Dec. I3-cSllf
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.-m,ST HEALING THE slCK.-This
cHhiS1 ,ruly magnificent in lis execution,
PaLoi" ned during Friday and SATURDAY laa us
va ,.,ahle number ofpersons, moi 70 comPale'
aa,,agysr, With the number IN some S SsHst Orleans lIeaa
-' ~ Fes,on, Cincinnati, Mobile; a New would would
- Baltimore, the Numbers Il gwen ss n resent
~, 'Iy tc credited. The whole o. NE pcpmonJ
80; vii! be given for he citizens o. ~ nan he
: yi,i, lie Picture AZ Trinity Gn",s .noon until 9
...n ether day from len oc'ocA 'o'e"0
s.,,.a ',",iye lectures given al IL, IL, ana nan
,a,h day and evening.
~, mi,iance s. cents, children Il. cents.
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STATIONS Office,

MO. s, SOTTH F0UR TEENTH
In STREET.
Schemes Tor th> Week.
Draring rsceircd ertYy tan al ! o'c'oei, p. II.
l2OOO Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
Observation-Disclosures Extra, 29S. Capitals;
$4,000. 10000, 5000, 10 OF 900, &c. IS Nos,
II drawn. Wholes 50; halves : 80; quarters
| y.
5000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars!
Observation-Disclosures Extra, 300. Capt.
tails: $4,000, 5000, 400, 200, LOO, 5 OF 900,
&r. - Nos, Is drawn. Who!es 81 30; halves
| -; quarters e.! els.
5000 Dollar>!-7,5oO nollar>u
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lottery, Extra, Glass
300. Capitals: %, 900 dolial>, 900, 4 1000, 1000,
10 of | $40. 10 OF 1000, &c.--7S Nos, Is drawn.
Wholcs. ; dollars: halves, 4; quarters, ,
I1.000 Dollars, 5000 Dollars,
Lecsburg, Ezra, Glass A, 10 be dra al Pc
tcr%>hurg-rcccived Friday morning. Capitals:
1900 dollars. GOD0, 5000, 2,o9U, LOO, 10 OF
900. Ne. IS No>, Is drawn. Wholcs 81;
halves ;; quarters /.
1000 Dollas,--l,OOO DollarsM
Friday-Monongalia Lottery, Glass IL. Ca
pitalS: 1000 dollars, l,Oon, SIS, > OF 300, ) Of
100, &c., &c.-GG Ms, Odrawn. Wholes, one
dollar; halves, 50 cents; quarters, . cents.
$500 Dollar !-2,5C0 Dollars!
Saiuriay-A!eSandria Lottery, Extra. Glass
302. Capitals 1900 dollars, $500, 900, 30 If
400 &c, &c. Is Nos, 10 drawn. Wholes, e. 30;
halves, | 25; quarters, G2s cents.
10000 Dollars 80. 800 Dol.arsu
Monday MISUNDERSTANDING Lottery, Class
Is. Capitals: 6 oil 10000 dollars each, $500, -
OF 900, &c.-3 Mos, IL drawn. Wholes, 10
dollars; halves, :; quarters, , 30.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single Tickets in all lhr Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when re-
questrd. Please address orders 10
n. STRATTON,
De. L., Eirhmrn!. Va.
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EDR PRINT

our Two Sores, IN the Eagle Square, new
- below Mtssrs. Alexander Buval & TO- "l'pe
Esss:sm completed in time fu. The Spring Iiade, one :"
GAswhich Will be occuprd asa hfy .'oous - ~
IN =. finished 10 suir The views of the tenant. The
four stores just erected on NE Eagle Square. BY Mr. ). :,
u"hsa, mi ourselves. vii te finished in n uniiniii
To-. - front. each store having British Plate Glass IN
m. windows, iiAaS inches, 30 q cost ri $50 per lilhi,
which will be OF great importance 10 Dry Goods Men,
Who lose nothing ny showing handsome goods To ad-
vantage.
The stores are 100 feet deco, with cellars the same
size. well lighted, and ampk- pitch. There is also =
room SO feet long over the rear part Of the main store
room. well lighted hy side windows and SKY Light. The
npper rart of both stores will te finished IN handsome
si,le for families, with spacins kitchen, wood and
coal house, servants rncms, L., in The rear. One, or
Apply TO BRoohS htpSoH,
nrc If-c3t No. ~, Main u.
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John M. CIarke'S
IFRP iTED PRIZE OFFICE,


kow,ieenM S2rcet, Rictm0nJ. Va.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR DECEMBER.
10000 DOLLARS!
E Prizes OF 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class Is, 10 draw Decenl-
Der 70. Capitals: u prizes OF $4,000 are 10000,
- Of | 900, &c. Tickets only 10. a certificate
OF a package only $50 doilars-shales in proper
ton.
3529i DOLLARSl
Alexandra Lottery, Class 10, lodraw 9th De-
ccmher. Capitals: S3j,29i, 10000. 5000, 5000,
- prize ol goo, &c. Tickets ;flo. a ceriitI-
cate Of a package costs 10 doiiars--shaIes IN
proportion.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cer.iii-
Gates of Packages in The above Splendid Lo;te-
ries will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account Of each drawing will be sent immeIi-
atcly after il is over, free Of postage, 10 all who
order rom lnr. Address,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Dec. | R~irfmnul, Va.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, DECEMBER Is, 1915.
ARRIVED

Canal Boat Paul Pry, Jas. Gilmore, with 50
tons merchandise, from Lynchbure, 10 L. D. Cren-
shaw, Bros. & Co., Shields & Somerviile, Will
liams & Robinson, Lee & Tinsley, S. J Jones and
II. Ludlam & Co.
Boat Buchanan, t. Lenahan, with s. ions mer-
chandize, from Scollsville, 10 Capcrlon & Crump,
I. G. ompkins & Co, A. I. Harris and N. II.
lsagland.
Boat Virginia, VIM. T. Minor, with AZ! tons
merchandise, from Scoltsville, 10 Parish & Beaz-
ley and +. CT. Tompkins < Co.
CLEARED,
Boat Highlander, Jas. Byers, with 40! tons
merchandise, for Columbia, Scotlsville, New
Market and Lynchburg.
Boat Victoria, S. Johnson, with iOt tons mer-
chandize, for New Canton and Hardwicksville
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CHEAP LITERATURE.

MO. So Li'iell's Living Ase-rricc -! cis.
" No. Al Harper's Illustrated Bib!c-price
% els.
No. 5 Harper's ILLUSTRATED Wandering Jew
price % cts.
Vol. : The Artist, Mcrchan; ana Statesman Of
the age of The Medici, and our own t.nes, by C..
Edwards Lester.
Fleming Field, or the Young Atiisan-a ale
Of The DAYS OF The Stamp Act, by J II. Ingrahal,..
Esq.-price 25 els.
The Charity Sister-a tale, by The Hon. MIS-.
EIskine Norton.
Manon Lescaut, by The Able Preyo>r, with y
illustrations.
History and Adventures OF Little Mary-a New
Years Gift for the young.
The Masi-Ship, or the Bumhardmenl OF Fa!-
mouth, By J. II. Ingraham, Esq.
Francis Abbott, or the Hermit OF Niagara-a
tale OF the Old and New Worldly The author Of
Metallak, &c.
The Child of the Islands-a poem-by Hon.
Mrs. Norton.
Review Of the Relations between The u. STATES
and Mexico, and OF The claims OF citizens OF The
United States against Mexico, by Richard 5.
Coke.
Par, ,, and last, Of Marslon, or The Memoirs Of
a Statesman.
The Book Of The Colonies, comprising a histo-
~ OF The Colonies composing The United States;
by John Frost, LID.
just received By
Dec. 16 NASH & WOODHOUSE.
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Musical Totice

THE Celebrated Band cl SWISS BELL
i RINGERS, who were SO iavoraLly rcctiscd
here on their first vi,il, respectfully announce
their intention OF giving their FAREWELL
CONCERTS prior 10 their departure for Mcxi-
co in the course OF the present week.
They will perform 4 variety Of New and Pn-
pular Compositions, and will be assisted IL Miss
CAROLINE HIFFERT, The favori'c Vocalist
who has been so lavofably received in all The
Northern and Eastern cities.
II Full particulars will be duly announced.
na. IS-Dt
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Il PuIliam,

ArcTfoNEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Bell Iarcrn, Rtdmoad, 1%irgini0.
NOR The purpose Of conducting, in This city, a
{ general Auction and Commission business,
The undersigned have associated themselves in
co-pa1aership, and will on The lst Of
January next. Their assiduous attention will
be devoted 10 selling anI hiring negroes, selling
Merchandise, Horses and Produce; also 10
Plantation sa!ts, and 10 selling Real Estate, and
renting out Houses. They will col!ec, bonds for
the hire Of negroes. &c. The junior (Mr. P.)
has had considerable experience as an anclion
salesman. They ask The encouragement OF their
friends and The public and indulge the hops,
Ina, by faithfully executing (on The most iiberal
ie1ms) all business confded 10 them, 10 receive a
liberal share OF il.
The business will be conducted under the Firm
Of HODGES & PULLlAM. Once on Bell
Tavern Alley, opposite The Bell Tavern.
G.. A. HODGES,
D. NJ. PULLlAM.
Dec. lo-d&c 2awllslF.
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TIME present Superintendent Of The Poor
i House Of The city of Richmond having re-
signed his office, 10 take effect on The 18th day Of
May next, the Board OF Overseers will proceed
10 supply his place on The first day OF January
ensuing. Applicants for the Office Will lay all
testimonials of character and qualifications be-
lore The Board on that day. or, in The mean-'i'nc,
place them in The hands of
SAML. F. ADIE,
Dee. l5-2aw2w President Of the Board.
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In CHANCERi.-VIRciSi.:-ln Nrttoway County
! Court, 4th December, 1916:
William X. Jennings, flainlif:
against
johnson NJ. Duncan, William A. Chambers, Edward
C. Chambers, Robert 4. Chambers, James G. Chambers,
Samuel A. Chambers John G. Chambers aud German
NJ. Griffin and Elizabeth his wife. Defendants:
This day came the p'aintifr, by his Counsel. and filed
his bill against the del-ndanls; and the defendants, Ed
ward C. Chambers, Robert I. Chambers, James G..
Chambers, Samuel A. Chambers, JOHN {. Chambers,
and German NJ. Griffin and Elizabeth VI. ms VIE, mol
having entered their appearance and given security, &C
cording to the act Of Assembly and the rules OF thus
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not Inhabitants Of this country, u y ordered,
that the said absent defendants do appear here on the
Arst day OF March curt next, and answer The bill OF the
plaintiif; and that a copy of this order be forthwith IN
serted IN some newspaper published in The city OF Rich-
mond for two months successfully, and posted al Tho
front door Of the Couri-house Of this county.
~Copy-Teste,
Dec. l6-cw2m +. FITZGERALD, C.. C.
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NOVEL EXHIBITION.
The Rivers Family
MR.. ARTHUR NELSON

MIR. ARTHUR NELSON,
(IHe Musical Pienoml Yo,l
d ESPECTFULl.Y announce 10 Inc Rich.
IL mond Public their Extraordinary Entertain
menr, Al The Exchange Concert Room, ior three
Evenings, (Moniay, Tuesday and "Wednesday,
December 18Th, 10Th ami l7Il,l composed ol
MUSIC.
OF ne riches, harmony, produced from SOLID
STONE, pieces Of COMMON Srsck laii on hnudic,
OF straw, and The ANCIENT DrLcMeR; The per
Of which must he witnessed 10 he ere
dlled. Together with The truly elegant and as.a-
nishins pcrsonalioas Of the renowned RIVERS
FAMILY, Character D"ar,!, CioSSir G,osp-
iagS, g..
~. For Particulars, sec bills Of the day.
Dec. 1875
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uI,I & ~TALIAFERRO,

r,nxE AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ore "a rear Of Bel 7area, Richmond, a.
u,I,Fy will attend 10 the selling and hiring out
Of Negroes, both publicly and privately
I,ey viii also attend to selling ofall kinds OF pro
INK IN the couu,ry-,o the renting out Of H 40 sn1
mi - the collecting OF Claims IN me cry S"u
4 aceni counties.
K HEAD QUARTERS, door be-
( lew Exchange Hotel, lith street.
For To-day-Alexandria, Extra, Class 29S.
Capl,,l> SO. 600, 10000, 5000, l,5Ss, 10 prizes
/, 1000. 10 OF 800, 10 OF 400, &c:-Ie NOS, IA
trawn ballots. Tickets only . dollars. SAFES
Ills Evening-Capials $4,000. Tickets q
dollars.
Drawing Of Lebsburg Lottery, Class4l:
3 10 6s 81 IL SO IA IS IS IL j 10.
~, NJ J. NJ. CLARKE.
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TRUST SALE OF LAND, &c, IN
MONTH";

IN pursuance Of thr provisions IL a deed &c trust, exc
l cuted Ia me By trcise ". Tallry and oihetS, 10: Ger
tain purposes therein specified, ! shall prorerd 10 sell,
On the premises, ia The county of Hanover, an MON
DAY, The 32nd 81 December, ISIS, u fair, 1t not, the
first far day thereafter, a Tract of Land. containing
one hundred acres. twelve miles from Richmond. On
the main road leading 10 th- pipIns Tree. adjoining Inc
iand- a! Charles Hughes, Mrs. Mills, aud others. The
said land i well timhefrd. abonads N rycclirH; mari,
and the Improvements an II new and valuable, consist-
Ing OF Il two ,toricd dwelling house, witii iolf rooms,
and the necessary ont houses, erected recently. al a cost
of 81, 0DO.
Also, a likely Negro Cir, II OF IL years - age. and
other personal property, enumerated III he raid deed oi
trust
TERMS made known on the dav of sale.
WM. Il. II. POLLARD, Trustee.
Hanover. Nov. 81, I-ih-c,!>
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GRlST AND SAW MILL, IN HANOVER,
LDD ~ q

E)r vi,iue Of Il decree Ofihr County G. nrt Of Hanover,
ID pronounced on the 2-;h day Ul November 10, III
The cause al Mrli"h'- Guardian against Melton and
others. >hall, as Special commissioner. appointed ir
The pirpn;r. proceed, IN TUESDAY, The yiih oi lcc.ui
her, ief5, II lar, It noi, TIE ~. II lar day thereafter, Ia
sell, Ia The highest bidder. on the premises, The Gfi>f
and Saw Mil, with The Land atticllti li,-r@to, b-l"ng
ing 10 the Estate of I, T.. Hrlton. deceased.
The ancvr property lies IN the lower end nf Ia coln
" al Hanover. twu miles bclow Cold llubor-Is 10
Gated on an excellent branch III the thichah.miuy-an
wcli sitIn'rd Ia s,cuar custom ti boih Mills. The Saw
Mill j. new.
Terms or SNcr-Cnr thlri of Ike purchase money
VIII Lc rru,tiifd in casI the remainder IN Two tqlal IN
sediments I'll ln:r AMI eight m"aihs, the purchaser eye
cutting bonds with approved security for the credit pay
meEts-thr lille Ia The said ptupetty Ia he retained I'll
the Whole of The purchase money be- paul
WIN. T.. II. POLLARD, Commissioner.
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Observation-Disclosures ESTATE.

IN WEDNESDAY, the 2i;L day at Drcrnihrr. isIj,
~ viii he sold IN the town If Clafk-villr, IT public
auction. my entire interest in The residence tract of The
Kindrrion Estate. continuing $40 ac;rs, aud adj lining
The town ur tlarkstilir. This well known establish.
,ncnt is one of the most elegantly improved III t!r up
prr country. and j. mast snitiblc establishment for
professional men, of gentlemen owning - at9s on The
nvcr Roanoke. II is sufficiently remote from the river,
Ia le psrf.ril. hca;tiy. and - well whirr.d. Mr.. a.
Morton, on The premises, viii show The e. ale Ia those
de, ring Ia see IL. AZ The same time am authorized Ia
state, that all outstanding interests IN 1915 land ran he
purchased on thr most accommodating and fair terms.
At The same time and place VIII be- Sold a tine situation
10. Il settlement. Also adjoining The town OF GAINESVILLE,
called Springfield, containing 30 aore-; and siindry other
lots of cleared and wood lands IN tie same vicinity
Terms $ III hr very liberal, and made known on The day
Of sale. Purchasers are also referred Ia X. + Lester,
ESD. CIarksviur. y. I. BILE
Farmviile, Nov. ~. is35-cwiw
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F.XecniriX 0! c. TT. iiarIis0n.
Nov. l5-eotl5lhDcc.
CORN. OATS. FODDER. TOBACCO. Sc.

CVTt-N' y ! - 7 'T'I'tsN' TVHsNNC', W.
Fer sale ~ 1mtt,S, IN N.drito.
7 AM authorized by Ms. =. Read, Executrix
L OF The late G. II. Read. 10 sell all lie Corn,
Oats, Fodder. Shucks, Tops, &c, belonging 10
The Estate, i: Amtier'>, IN tie cuGn!y Of iieI.
rico. There are meas 800 barrels Of Con-, tnew
crop 30 or 10, 600 lbs oi 0aiS. with Shucss am
Tops Of The Corn Crop. desire 10 sell private
". and Immediately, that time may be taJ before
Christmas 10 deliver. will sell the Tobacco
Crop, supposed 10 he about 10000 ltS ID be de
liverei in Richmond a soon aS stripped. II M
sold by the l3h December, The Crop viii, "a
lhaiday, BE- oiirrei Al puhiia sale.
Terms c.>H. Price. he Richmond Market.
Dee l-lAciS " - SINS.
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Eagle Prize Office,

MO. ;, EaS .h0in Street Opposite Tic Od
" lIorha.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN TIE WAY
OF LOTTERIES.
For Monday, December l5,h-The Grand
Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware and Georgia,
Class No. -. Grand Capitals $4,000. 1000,
6,000. 1000, 5000, > Of 2,3ji, ) oi 1000, 5 Of
500, 5 Of 300, 100 Of 500, 100 Of 20O, &c.
Is Nos, II drawn ballots. Tickets $40, halves
), quarters : 50.
Also, Another Magaifceni LoUc,n.
For Saturday, December 20th-Drawing re-
ceived December 22l. Grand Consolidated Lot
terry Of Delaware and Georgia, Class 73. Grand
Capitals: 3 of $500 making $4,000, 10000,
l,2ll, 5000, , OF 1000, , OF l,750, 20 Of 800,
20 oil $50, 30 OF | 900, $50 Of 500, (lowest three
number prze,) besides 1896 lwo-nnmber prizes,
from a up 10 $50 dollars. IS Nos, Il drawn. Tie
kel> only u 90; halrcs { Go; quarters , 90.
Recoliecl, that the Eagle Office is the place 10
g, HE Capitals. Call early il you want one, on
J. MOORE & CO.,
Atlhe Eagle Prize Office, No. ,, Eas, Main st.,
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Va.
Dec. 10
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MANAGERS OBJECT. RUSSELL

MANAGERS FL
lNl BIGGER & co.
Drawing received by this days m~aii.-S,OOO
dollars, 1000, &c, &c.-75 Nos. II drawn bal
lots. Whole Tickets , dollars and % cents,
halves / %, quarters G4 cents.
For This Eyening.-25 600 dollars, 1000,
100 of 500, &c. IS Nos, - drawn. Whole
Tickets 3 90.
Also, The Dollar Lotery-Prizes 5000, &c
66 Nos, III drawn bailois. Whole Tickets 81;
halves SO cents; quarters p cents.
Drawn Nos. OF Granl Consolidated Lottery,
Class -
IS So 81 So ! 80 G3 Al , 66 10 10.
Whole Ticket Nos. 10 50 Is, a small prize OF
$500, sold and paid by BIGGER & co.
Drawing of Pukomoke Lottery, Glass 2iS;
As IA 10 50 5 / so IS Is 81 81.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery. Glass 29o:
81 SO 80 SIS 6 4 go 9 CO IS 10 90.
Tickets Nos 81 % G2, . 33 62, and ~ 3G5s;
three more capitals, sold and paid by
BIGGER g. co.
See grand Schemes advertised by Bigger & Co.
in another column. Dec. 10
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MRS. soUTHGATEs SEMINARY,

EOR YOUNG LADIES, will again 90 into operation
Il the 18th of January, 1916. The course of instruc-
tion will be thorough, embracing all the branches OF a
polite English Education, French, Music, Drawing ana
Painting, and Ornamental Needle Work.
The scholastic term will consist Of ten months. ana
pupils viii be received at any time during the term, but,
without an explicit undertaking, viii he expected 10
remain the whole time after entrance.
Particular attention shall be paid TO the health and
comfort OF the young ladics, and unwearird care taken
Ia impro owe their murals. Three teachers will be daily
engaged in advancing their intellectual attainncnts.
TERMS.
Board, 70! the Term, sco
Lodging and Lights, o
Tuition in English branches, ~
Music, W
French, : w.
Drawing and Painting, ~
Ornamental Needle Work, ,
Locust Cottage, King & Queen CO., Stevensville Z. o..
lice LIZ lsil-clal5l
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TpUSTrrs, SALE or LAND

DGRSUANT Ia the provisions al Il Deed nt Trust,
J executed by John y. Sheppard "a Ihr sui. cribcrs,
hearing date The 81 of March, 1881, aud recorded m the
Clerks Ohire of lienriro County Cont, we shall pro
reed Ia sell. 10 The highest bidder, on The premises, for
cash, on MoNDAY lin ri day nf December, ISIS, The
Tract of Land wherron iie sad John \. Sheppard now
resides, lying ia The county al lIrndro, on ,'hirkab"mI
ny Swamp. ard containing 2;ji arrrs. adjoining thr
lands Of i.ydIall l'owlrs, deceased. aud John Sheppard.
The title Ia the SAID Land Is lriI'vtd 10 he Indi>prlahle,
tut we shall coaScy only such THE a. i vested IN usby
virtue Of said trust deed
ALFRED WINSTON, 'H's'rrs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-16
LOTTERIES.
WorthaE,,s Gfgice,
MO. 7, UNDER TIE EXCHANGE HO-
IN TEL, RICHMOND, Virginia.


LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
10000 dollars Capital! Alexandria Lottery,
Extra, No. 293. Drawing comes per mail 10
day. Prizes: II 81 eco, 10000, 5000, 1853,
10 Of 900, 10 OF 500, 10 Of 100, 10 Of 800, 10
of 100, 60 Of 10, 80 81 100 &c. IS Nos. and II
drawn. Tickets only ) dollars, shares in proper
lion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
1000 Capital Alexandra, Extra, No. 90.
Drawing comes per mail tomorrow. Capitals:
$4,000, 1000, 400, 1900, 1876, LOO, 5 Of
1000, 5 of 400, 10 OF POO. 10 of 80, 10 OF 100, &c.
rs Nos, l3 drawn.-Ticke!s s. 50-shafes in
proportion.
Lotteries to lie Drawn at Alexandria Soon.
Dec. 2Oh-Six prizes Of $4,000, each, are
$4,000, $500, 2,3iO, IS Of I, Goa, &c. Tickets $40.
Dec. 27th-S3o, 294, 1900, 5000, 5000, IS
prizes of 900, &c. Tickets $40.
Tickets and Packages in all the Lotteries, ad-
verlised by J. G. Gregory & Co, Tor sale on the
same terms al this office.
n. B. All orders confidential, and postage paid
al this Office, without charge.
Dee. IL CHAS. WORKMAN