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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25
MANAGERS OFFICE.
II. Russell Bigger Il Co.

A GENTS for the Managers, Cd. Paine &
II Co.. Richmond Va.
BIGGER & co. present 10 their numerous
correspondents throughout the United States the
following GRAND SCHEMES for the close Of
the year. They are we'll worthy the attention Of
those in search Of fortune, which, 10 secure, you
should be particular to address the great prize
sellers, and prompt payers,
Richmond, Va.
10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 70, to
be drawn at Wilmington, on Saturday, Nov. 29,
l845. IS Nos, II drawn. Grand Capilals:-l
prize of $4,000, 5000, 5000, 100 Of 1000, &c.
&c. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters2 so.
For the Sirh of December.
$40 1000 30, 900! 100 prizes OF 600!
Lowest No. Prize $500
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No.. Il, to
be drawn at Wilmington, on Saturday, Dec.
9Th, l845. IS Nos. 10 drawn. Grand Capitals ::
l prize Of $4,000, 10000, 10000, $685., Of
5000, A OF 1000, 4 OF 5000 4 OF 1000, 100 Of
1000, 100 Of 500, &c. Tickets Sl5 halves so;
quarters IS. A package OF % whole Tickets
will cost 1915; less the price OF Tickets IS CO.;
which We warrant to draw not less than $lo3;
cost OF certificate Sl77-shares in proportion.
TIE Christmas Present far lS45.
Three Capitals of 25 900 DOLLARS!
$500 lowest 3 No. Prize
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. -, 10
be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Salur-
day, December Goth, 1916. 70 Nos, y drawn.
Grand Capitals: Capitals of S25, 900, prize Of
10000, Of 4,2H, Of 5000, . prizes OF 1000, ,
OF $50, 20 Of 500, 20 Of $50, 20 OF 1000 $50
Of 500, &C., &c. Tickets Sl2; halves 6; quar-
lers 3. A package OF 2G whole Tickets will cost
1912; less the price Of ) Tickets, $50; which We
warrant 10 draw back 1922 40; cost of certih-
cate Sl53 60-shares in proportion.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No H. 10
he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday
December 81, 1915. IS Nos Is drawn. Grand
Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000, 25
OF 1000 25 Of 500 &c. Tickets $40, Halves
5. Quarters 2 SO. A packages OF 25 whole Tick
els will cost 1920, which we warrantto draw back
ITO SO; certificate will be sent for 100 So
In purchasing BY certificate, you will be emit
tied TO all il may draw over the cost ofthe same.
Should The tickets be preferable, they will be for
warded al the price above mentioned. and will en-
title the holder TO the amount which they are
warranted TO draw, il demanded a. any time with
in II months from The day of drawing.
We have every day Lotteries from 10 20 dol
lars, and when remittance is made TO as, large
or SMALL we will always invest in The most popu
lar Lotteries on hand.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
the postage Gas usual) need not be paid.
Remember, for large Prizes and prompt pay
address T. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
Nov. -
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0fev A. Sixer,s

SADDLE AND HARNESS FACTORY,
Min ST., 4 dOors abore The Bel Tatrn,
NV HERE can, at all times, be found every
w article connected with the above business,
consisting of Ladies and Genlemen's Saddles,
Harness OF every description, Brides, Collars,
Whips, Traces, Saddle-bags, Sadde-russ, con-
slsling OF bear and buffalo skins &C., together
with all kinds of materials for saddlers and har-
ness-makers' use-alI of which will be sold on
reasonable terms. Wesolicil call from persons
in want.
We are now receiving large assortment OF
saddle-trees, hog and buffalo skins, harness.
mountiugs, &c. THOMAS OTEY,
Nov. Is HENRY +. SIIER.
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HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, Nov. l0-Arrived,
Brig Cleaner, Beckwi,h from Richmond.
BOSTON, Nov. 20lh-Arriyed, schr. T. FL.
Thompson, WiIon, from Richmond. Nov. Dist
Arrived, schrs. Meridian, Tarlton; Black
Hawk, fea,on and Santee, earle, from Rich
mond.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l-Arrived, schr. Ma
" Jane, from Norfolk, and schr. Isaac Towns
end Grant, from James River.
Nov. 22l-Arived, schr. Vesper. Baker, from
Norfolk Cleared, sehr Ann D., Treadwell, for
Norfolk; schf. Essex, Rollins for Fredericksburg;
By the Britannia -WYCK OF FOHR, Oct.
IA vessel is supposed TO have been wrecked
IN This neighborhood: cask Of American leaf
tobacco, marked M H. R. having been washed
ashore a; Amrum.
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Fresh Fall Dry Goods

TIL MAS & CHARLES ELLIS
lave received, per ships Virginia" and
LII Hathaway" from Liverpool, and BY re-.
cent arrivals from The North, a full and varied
assortment OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
10 which they invite The attention OF country mer-
chants. Their stock of Cloths, Blankets, Heavy
Woollens and Prints is unusually large, and al
low prices No l06 Main Street,
Sept lift Double Granite Front.
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CURIOSITIES

WLFFS! WNFFS!! .NL'FFS!!!
WE expect 10 receive, early in the approach
w ing week, lot OF Black Lynx MUFFS,
which, in point Of elegance and beauty, will be
curiosties 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
Mutfs, which We wish TO sell on very accommo-
dating terms.
JOHN THOMPSON & CO.,
Nov 90 No. 62, Main ST.
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HOyt's Prize Office,

MOS, EXCHANGEPLACE RICHMOND
IN VIRGINIA.
Note the following Schemes, and remit 10 Hoyl
10 ensure success. All large Capitals are sold BY
D. NJ. HOYT.
MORE LUCK AT HOYT'S
Ticket Nos. &C. the capital Of 5000 dol
lars in Alexandria Lottery Glass No. 254, was
sold and paid at HOYT'S.
Make remillances in all lotteries TO HOYT,
and when in town. always buy tickets al No. 3
Exchange.
Splendid Lotteries far NouemJer!
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Glass No. As, for lS45, 10
be drawn at Alexandra, D. C., on Saturday, No
vember 29lh, 1916. Splendid Prizes 40 900
dollars. 10000, $40, 5000, 5 of20O0, of 500,
of $50, 8 of 200, 40 of 500, &c. 70 No.
Lottery, and IA drawn ballots. Tickets 10 dol
lars; halves 5; quarters , so. Certificates OF
Packages OF 2G Whole Tickets 1870 dollars; 81
halves G5; % quarters 80 so.
g.r Persons from the country, when in town,
should always call on IIOYT, iflhey are in want
OF money.
AZ Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by J.
G. Gregory s. Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets, attended to with
prompness; and the drawings of Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all who order of
Oct 81 d. Nj. HOYT, Richmond.
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500 Reward

WILL 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 pleasing look when spoken
to. The above reward will be paid if delivered
at Belts & Edmondson's jail, in Richmond, or il
confined in any jail 50 we get him. He ran Of
in company with mulatto man named Jacob
81 years old, thin yisage, and stands feet inch.
es in height. Cesar was brought from Jackson,
N. c., and sold by Sprally Horn.
BELTS & EDMONDSON.
Auo. 3(-cH
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New commission House.

New Commission HOUSE.
TIME subscribers having this day associated
i themselves in business under the style and
firm Of
WINFREE & 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 be made on
produce in hand, when desired. They have
taken the house recently occupied by Gibson &
Thornton near Shockoe Ware House.
SAM. WINFREE,
J. M. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, October 4-deolm&c2m
The Lynchburg Virginian, Petersburg Intel
lieencer Charlottesville Advocate, Danville Re-
porter, CIarksville 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. & S.
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LIMEl IIMEli LIMEll,

TIME subscriber having purchased The Kiln for
i burning shells, near the Tredegar Iron
Works, is prepared 10 furnish Lime, in any guam
thy, al short notice and upon reasonable terms.
Farmers DESTROYS OF improving their lands, and
Bricklayers in want Of the above article, will pro-
mote their interest by calling on me. Orders lel at
Major Sneads office, on the Basin, will meet with
prompt attention. WIN. SMITH.
Nov. l6-c2aw4w.
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Education.

WANT employment for The ensuing year as
wv Teachers
|. Miss A. Has taught two years; teaches all
the branches of an English Education, French,
Painting and Drawing. Terms: 300 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.
8. Mr.. C. Has taught several years; is A.
Nj. of University Of Virginia. Terms 600 dol
lars and board
4. Mr.. D. Teaches Mathematics, Latin,
Greek, French, English and the Natural Sci
ences has been Professor Of Mathematics in IT,
S. Navy; wants immediate employment. Terms:
500 dollars and board.
S. Mr.. E. Has had some experience in teach
ing; will teach as MIR. D., with the exception of
Natural Sciences. Terms: 400 dollars and board.
6. Mr.. F. Will teach as MIR. E. Terms same.
All VirShians ofthe right stamp. Choose ye.
Direct (shor, letters, post-paid) Lodore P. o.,
Amelia. VIM. ii. HARRISON.
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NEW FIRM.

w & g. II. GORDON have this day associaied
w. with them In business Mr. II. b MONTAGUE,
who has acted heretofore satisfactorily as salesman
in the houses Of William Gordon and w. e n. Cor
don. The business will hereafter be conducted under
the style Of w. 8 II GORDON & CO., who offer
their services 70 the friends Of old c0nceFH and the
public generaly who may desire their aid In the sale
or Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, &c. The same iberaliiy
will b. extended by the House as heretofore.
WILLIAM GORDON,
s. II. GORDON
II. B. MONTAGUE
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

TINE subscriber has This day formed co-par-
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. Office on l2h street, near
Gallego Mills. R. Il. L. DlBRELL.
Oct 23-d&ctt
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Public Sale of Land and Negroes, tritaout reserve
IN Am,I;1 C0unLU

Public Sale of Land and Negroes, trilaout reserve,
in Amelia County.
TN pursuance Of a decree of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chsneery, for the county Of Ame-
liza, pronounced al the October term, lS45:
We, the undersigned, trustees 10 a certain Deed OF
Trust from Thomas E. Jeter, will on Tuesday, the e5th
day Of November next expose TO sale publicly TO the
hiehes, bidder tse premises, that valuable Farm in
Amelia called Wane Oak; il being now freed from all
contingent dover claim, the title will be good II con-
tans 200 acres 275 Of which Is heavily timbered about
60 acres Of low grounds some valuable improved lots
The dwelling is superior, with all necessary outhouses,
suited TO such Farm.
TIahs: Twelve months credit will be given the
purchaser his giving bond with good security, and
the title retained Mil the whole Of the purchase money
be paid Possession will be given to seed small grain,
and full possession the first day Of January, 1886.
On the Goth of November ls45, on the premi'es, at
Jetersvie shall also sell To the highest bidder the
lot Of land including the Tobacco Factory and all the
buildings attached The same the terms. And
at Amelia Court House, the 18th day of December
next, ten valuable Negroes, consisting Of a good
Wagner, tJo~,) a good Cook woman, Chambcrmaid
and sempstress, and six likely Boys and Girls. The
Negroes will be sold for cash.
JOHN w. C. WINGO,
JOHN A. JETER,
Nov. 4-cw4w TILMON Z. JETER.
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A CARD.

The subscriber, through The means OF Messrp. w. &
g. H. GORDON, finds himself able 70 offer 10 his old
friends and acqnaintances In the country his best atten
ton 10 their interest In the sale of produce particularly
Of Tobacco 20 which his attention has been devoted
for the last twenty five years, part of which time be
has been manufacturer, stemmer and stTpper and he
asks TO be remembered ia the distribution of their
fsyoTs. H. B. MONTAGUE.
Nov 7-cl0t
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HAROWARE AND SADDLERY

THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS have re-
i ceived per ships Virginia and Harkaway,
direct from England, and By various arrivals
from the North, a very large assortment ofioreign
and domestic Hardware and Saddlery. They
solicit the attention OF Country Merchants and
others, who are DESTROYS efpurchasng at reason
able prices. They pledge themselves 10 sell as
low as any of the importing houses OF respectable
lily at the North. No. 100 Main Street, double
granite 'front.' Sept lit
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Splendid Lotteries far .Nopemler /!
W.P.Turpin's Lottery Office,

IN
CAPITALS FOR NOVEMBER, 1915.
$4,000! 1900!
Alexandria Lottery. Class No. 45, for l843, 10
be drawn at Alexandria, ID. c.. on Saturday, No.
venber %, 1915 Splendid prizes: $4,000, 10000,
$40, 3,OOO ) Of 20O0 OF 500, 5 of $50, S
OF 200, 40 OF 500, &c. 7S No. Lottery, and II
drawn ballots Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters
$50 Certificates ola package OF 26 whole tick
els $3.50, &c halves G5, % quarters $3.50.
Orders Tor Tickets, received free n Postage and
attended 10 by return mail. Drawings forwarded
when requested, as soon as received. For small
Ter schemes, see daily advertisement. Address
Oct. % w. p. TURPIN.
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NEW FALL SUPPLY OF
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

URI.NhER & 4UURRIS,
Uale SMITH & PALMER)
HAVE opened NJ their new stand, No. % Main
IL Street their entire Fall Supply OF BOOKS
AND STATlONERY-par particularly adapted 10
The demands Of country merchants and teachers
including all Standard Publications. Classical
and School Books Letter and Cap Writing Paper
Wrapping Paper, SC 10 which they invite The at
lention of purchasers.
DRINKER g. MORRIS,
Nov 10 81 Main Street
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BOSTON MARKET. Nov. %.

F,ora-Since the arrival Of The foreign news
holders have advanced their rates about % cents
per Dbl, and prices are unsettled, wholly SO ior
Southern; some parcels OF Howard street have
been taken a, Sc SO IS, and parcel 10 ar.
rive a, The latter price. Genesee is held at 3 20
for common brands and 90 Tor fancy.
GsuS-Corn has again advanced; and the Ia
les, sales were for Southern yellow fiat al ~ cts,
and white al 76 II Cts Oals of good quality
IL a Al CTS.
Corros-Prices same as before the arrival oil
the s,eamer.-[ Duly Advertiser.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25
MERCHANTS HOTEL,

LA IL bEhWO j
Charles street, near Baltimore street, Bauimove,
BY HOPKINS s. FIELD.
THIS House has recently been rehtted and newly
furnished ghout, and Ia situated In the most
central part OF the city. A. NJ HOPKINS,
Formerly of ssnderson's, Philadelphia.
WM. FIELD,
Aug. 2a-w3m Formerly Of Bucks county, Pa.
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MERCHANDISE.
Penitentiary BrOgues

l 000 PAIR for sale at a lower price
l,OOO than they have ever before been
offered in this market. Farmers and manutac-
lurers are requested 10 call and examine.
JONES & WINSTON,
Oct S-clm Below The Bell Tavern.
CHEAP CARPETINGS, RUGS SsiFLOOR
CLOTHS:
p II. JENKINS would invite The attention
LIZ OF those wanting the above articles 10 ex-
anime The following
Stair Carpeling al Is, 25, 81 ID and Soc
hemp Carpetins, over one yard wide, 25c.
Cotton Carpeling, = yards vide, IS 81 per yd.
Carpeinss, yard wide, al 81 l-2 and Soc
Ingram Carpetings, all WOOL s. 3D., As. Cd, 5s
and Gs.
Elegant !hree-py carpeings, Brussels pattern,
9s per yard.
Rugs2 sos so, 4 90 up 10 10 dollars.
Printed Floor Cloth Baize, is. 3d., IS. 3d. and
higher
Green Baize al IS. Oh. and As. Cd.
Bargains in all of the above articles, by whole
sale or retail. Nov. "a
THE QUIET HUSBAND, a Novel; by
Il Miss Ellen Pickering author OF Agnes
Serlc, Nan Darrell, The Heiress, The Secre, Foe,
&c.
The ODonoghue, a Tale olIreland, fifty years
ago; by Charles Lever, author of Harry LORE
quer, "Charles O'Malley," "Arhur OLea-
ry," &c, &c, with illustrations by Phiz;) 10
which is added ST. Palrick's Eve, or Three Eras in
the Life OF an Irish Peasant
The Shilling Library of Instructive and Enter
tanning Literature, containingt the Christian Rei-
son, an account oievery sect, its origin progress
tenets OF belief, and rites and ceremonies careful
lycompiled from The latest and best authorities.
just received, and for sale by
A. G. PENDLETON,
Nov. - No. lG Main Street
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II us oFFiCE.-spendid Scheme for To-Day
90 sn swlny comes 10 hand BY 9 O'Clock. Capitai,:
s,le UNI, ieur prizes Of $4,000 Tickets only Ss-for
Nov o. u ocloek,a al HoYT's OFFICE,
No. 3, EXCHANGE
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HATS, HATS, CAPS, &c.

We are in receipt OF handsome Beaver Hats,
hne Moleskin and Castor, made to our order,
and which for neatness and durability cannot be
surpassed.
Also, large and varied assortment Of Cloth
Caps 10 which we ask the attention OF purcha-
ssrs. r. NJ. ALLEN & co.
my o.
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Splendid prizes

70 Nos, Ia drawn ballots
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 9 so.
Certificates OF packages Of 26 Wholes, $3.50 90
Do. do 2G Halves, 65 90
Do. do. % Quarters, 80 so
z-y Orders for tickets and shares and certih-
Gates OF packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
Official account Of each drawing will be sent TO all
who order from us. Address
]. G. GREGORY G. CO., Managers,
Oct. 25-d&c2t Richmond, Virginia.
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FRENCH WINES.

FKENC1 WINES.
H,HE. subscriber has received direct from
France Clare.s, Champa ignes, Chambenin
s. Wermoulh Wines, Of superior quality, and
various brands all Of which he warrants genu-
inc. and offers them for sale at moderate prices
O,t 23-2aw2m CHAS. F. OSBORNE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25

IN pursuance of the provisions Of deed OF trust,
cuted to me by George W. Tallsy and Others for Ger
tain purposes therein specified, shall proceed to sell
ON the premises, in the county of Hanover, on MON
DAY the 22nd Of December lei5, if fair if not, The
first fair day thereafter, Tract of Land containing
one hundred acres, twelve miles from Richmond, on
the main road leading the Piping Tree, adjoining the
said land Is well tnlbered, abounds In excellent mar
and the improvements on and valuable, consist
ing OF twostoried dwelling house, with four rooms,
and the necessary OuthOuses erected recently At cost
Of 81, 900.
Also likely Negro Girl, "a or Is years OF age, and
other property enumerated in the said deed Of
trust.
TERMS made known on the day Of sale.
VIM. T.. n. POLLARD, Trustee.
Uanoysr Nov 81 lS3L-ctds
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TO THE DINNERS OF SLAVES, Pr
I,S.LL,1,kiL

TO THE DINNERS OF SLA YES, PIT.
HANDS ESPECIALLY
TINE Chesterfield Mining Company are pre-
i pared TO enter inlo engagements with the
owners of hands, for the hire ofslaves Tor the en-
suing year, 10 work in their pits at Black.Iiearh,
as we'll as on The surface.
Hands who are willing 10 60 down the Pits
though they may never have done SO, would not
be objected 10.
Application, if BY letter, TO be addressed to the
undersigned al Richmond, or by personal COM
muncation, al Black Heath, in The county Of
Chesterfield. A. F. ID. CLIFFORD.
Nov 2-2awtlslJa
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SELLING OFF AT COST

SELLING OFF AT COST.
THE undersigned, having determined TO make
i change in the nature of their business, will
sell the balance Of their large assortment OF
READYMdDE CLOTHING al or below cost,
TO close The present concern. Those in want are
particularly invited 10 call before purchasing, as
We are determined 10 sell of our stock at once,
and will sell al such prices as will make it the in
terest Of purchasers TO buy ofus.
We have on hand full assortment OF Over
coats, winter Frock coats, Dress and Frock-coats
Cloaks, and large assortment of Business coats
with Pants, Vests, Shirts, Fancy dress articles
in great variety, &c, &c.
G. DUNSPAUGH & CO.,
Nov.2l No. 81 West Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25

DOWDER FLASKS of every description,
i from common to superior, just in time TO suit
purchasers. All ask is call
S. SUTHERLAND,
Nov Is Gupsmith
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

CIV DOI.l14i To ftL :" HND.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, in Powha-
n tan county, ten miles above the Courl-house
on The 26lh instant, my Man PETER, whom
purchased in Richmond, 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 7 or inches HIGH black, heavy
built has been shot in one OF his arms aud one
of his hips. no other scars recollecled, except
on his left cheek, rather bad countenance; had
ON, when he lef, a roundabout and pants. OF Glas-
gov Jeans will give The above reward Of $40,
and nav all other reasonable expenses, To any
person who will deliver him 10 Silas Omohundro,
al his Jail, in Richmond, or secure him in any
Jail so get him again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25
BALTIMORE MARKET.-The Baltimore

Patriot Of Saturday afternoon says; Since the
arrival Of the advices per The Britannia this after
noon holders Of Howard Street Flour have ad-
vanced their asking price 10 y ~. NO saies,
ssver took place Nd. dealers Yark psave 10 the mar
I'm, mere Offers were made in the afternoon TO
Ss. ., a. bnt refused City Mills has advanced
~! : similar proportion. We are not informed OF
III onsr,,;ens 10 grain. We learn that Wheat
an! s1so advanced in like manner with Flour, but
40, lss have come to our notice"
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Five Dollars Reward.

Dan AWAY from the subscriber, on the
IL 10th instant, Negro Girl, named MARY
Ann, about S fee, inches high, thick lips and
fiat features. She slightly lisps in conversation.
The above reward will be paid on her delivery to
The subscriber at No "a West Main ST.
Nov 25-d3t JNO. v. HANDWlCKE.
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Y. q. Gregory & Go.

MANAGERS, NO. l0I, MIN SIREET,
lVI RICHMOND, Virginia.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOVEM-
Der.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. As,
for 1915 10 be drawn al Alexandria, D. G., on
Saturday, November 90 1915.
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Oct. 30-dlt&clf

TALABRIA LTQUORICE-3,OOO lbs. SUI
" ptr6ne Calabria Liquorice for sale by
P. JOHNSTON,
Nov. % Druggist, No. lis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-11-25
Negroes and Stock For sale,

NV ILL be sold al Clifton, on The 18th day OF
w December, 1915 if fair, il not, the first iair
day thereafter, about Is or 30 Valuable Negroes,
abou, halt the number plantation hands. Also
the crop ol Corn, say 200 or 300 barrels, Fodder:
&c; all the stock of Catlle and Sheep, both OF fine
breeds; some horses, wagons, carts, ploughs, and
all other plantation utensils. Terms cash.
The sale will commence al II O'clock.
J. r. HARRISON,
ErecutrS OF c. II. Harrison.
Nov lJ-eOti5ihDer