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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30
A CARD.

a CARD.
DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
TNiIE subscriber Offers for sale large and
L complete assortment OF DRY GOODS, suit
ed 10 the season, al i very great reduction from
the usual prices:
Ten bales Of tcl and white Fanncls
Twelve packages Heavy Negro Goods
Five Cases Alpaccas and Dress Goods OF all
kinds
Blankets OF every grade
Five cases plain and plaid Cambrics
Alarse assortment OF patent Threads and spool
Coiions
Five cases Kentucky Jeans
Five cases Salineits
Thirty cases Prints
Five bales f'lushinss ard Pilot Cloths
Country Merchants and others waning Goods
by the piece may rely on finding them unusual
" low. D. II. LONDON,
Sept. - Eagle Square.
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Wakefield dor sale

OFFEl, for sale one ci the hrst Estates On
i the Potomac River, containing abOu, 1870
acres between six and EIGHT hundred o.; which
ale arabic and now in cultivation. TIE land Is
generally rich black loan, in'ersrersed w,:'
shells and in fertility is certainly equal, II nui
supero- 10 any on The rirer. In one OF The fields,
convenient 10 wood, i, an ;neXhanslible BED ot
oyster shells, which conld be easily converted
into lime, and made ussinl on snch parts OF The
estate as nav no. 5e already suhcieniy supplied
with that valuable manure.
The Buildings consist oi III Ovetsrer's Housc.
Granary. and all The ou,-houses necessary Tor tho
use Of the Farm.
The estate /, bounded on three sides By Bridge
Creek, The River and Popes Creek-rccairing
less than The usual quantity oi fencing % enclose
il. II is the hirlh- place Of Washington. Fish.
Oysters ard Wild Fowl arr abundant and indeed
q; he ,ii;ies 9; living ere cheap and easily
procured.
With he Estate, wish 10 dsrosc OF i.-ll
eighteen 10 twenty LIKELY NEGROES, CON-
sis,ing OF 4 air propo:;iou Of men. women bo,n
anc ct;ldrca. Tie Servants vii! no. &c 90! 50
para,elv
The health y! the situation nav be estimated
ty ihr fact 81 which am Informed, thai :he ply.
sicians ill, 20; lie Isl Ten years, las 20! arc
RACED $!0 per annun.
SocietY i. gnG.i, aat The Ee!ghborb0oi general
" healthy Ii he number OF ye.y oh peisori
now living and the bills al mortality were con-
suited il would he found 10 bear q lair compare
son with any Of The rnIIn'ain regions @! he Siae
indeed, il is believed that, in The last ten year'.
in proportion 10 population, ever death have oc-
Cured than in any other part Of Virginia. Az.
ply 10 Or. WILLIAM WRIT Baltimore.
July lG-eo!s
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We warrant a package 10 draw

Risk on % Wholcs So
Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Packages OF Wholes, Halves and Quarters,
single Wholes 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 viii meet The
most prompt and confidential attention.
We have every day Lotteries from 10 ~ dol-
,,rs and when remittance is made 10 ms, large
ar small, we will always invest in the most popu-
lar Lotteries on hand.
The drawings sent, when requested, to all who
-i.r from nc T. r. B. K co.
ON all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
The postage Gas usua) need not be paid.
Ccni IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

Risk on 26 Whoes SOD
Halves and quarters in proportion.
Remember, that this is the Lottery that 'urruss
intends TO sell the thousands in; then here is ano-
Their chance. Call soon and get one Of thou
sand before they are all sold.
have every day Lotteries from 20, and
when remittance is made 10 me, large + small,
/ will always invest in the most popular Lolle-
ries on hand.
Packages OF who'es, halves and quarters,
single Whoes and Shares always on hand, in the
usual great variety.
For Prize Tickets send your orders, q come 10
The all-lucky office of e. BULRUSS.
Semi d
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VhssSOsgltIOn,

TIME business Of Richardson s McDearmon,
heretofore conducted in The town OF Farm
Vile expired by limitation on The Isl September.
II. G.. Richardson alone is authorised 10 use The
name Of The concern in settlement Of the affairs
thereof and for no other purpose.
H. G.. RICHARDSON,
SAMUEL D. McDEARMON.
I,.,,,;ll. Canf 0I,-c0u.
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j. &. Gregory g. Co.

M ANACERS, NJ. lOl, MAIN STREET,
lVI RICHMOND, Virginia.
II Who Ticket Nos, is So 65, the second
capital priz of $4,000, in Alexandria Lottery,
No. 222 Exa, drawn l7,h Instant, was sent from
this office J. T. Word, Yender, Richmond
Virginia.
ouar,erri,kri Nos - IS, The Capital prize
OF $1,000; in Alexardfia Lottery, No. IS, drawn
::,0th Aug was sent 10 this office
Halt ticket Nos. 6 IS Sc, The Capital Prize
Of $1,000, in the Alexandria Lottery. No 204
Extra, drwn 9th Aug, was sent to This office
Drawn ;os Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass A,
drawn 9Th September:
81 g. 30 - IL 81 ST 80 10 Is Is Is.
GRAD CAPITALS FOR OCTOBER.
Alexandra Lottery, Class 80 Tor lSi5, 10
be drawn in Alexandra, ID. c., on Saturday,
ilh Of october, 1888 Splendc Scheme: 10000
Dollars 10000, 5000, $780, 1927, 5000, $500,
40 Of 900, &c. IS No. Lottery, ~ drawn
ballots Whole tickets 10 dollars, haves 5, quar-
lcrs 3 o. Certificates OF packages Of 25 who!cs
40 dclars, 25 halves 65, 25 quarters 81 so.
$4,000! $4,000! 10000!
TIL splendid Alexandra Lottery, Class g.. for
1915 D be drawn 10 Alexandria, d. c., On Salur-
day, October IL, 1915. IS number Lottery Is
draw ballots.
Dr;li;,nt SnLor,ot
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE Co-parlncrship heretofore subsistng be-
tween Ludwell H. Brown and ~ Beverley
Fucker, in The business Of Commission Mer--
chanis in The city OF Richmond, under the firm Of
Brown & Tucker, has been this day dissolved BY
mutual consent. n. 3. Tucker is alone autho..
rized 10 receive all debts due 10 the concern, and
all persons 10 whom il stands indebted are re-
oues,ed 10 send in their accounts 10 him. in order
,ha; they NAV be examined and settled
LUDWELL FL. BROWN,
Sen, 26 n. BEVERLEY TUCKER.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

]. a. CLARkSUN < CO,
Importers and Dca'ers N F,,ejsn mad DomsSic
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND Guns,
No. II, BRuAp STREET,
Between Sth and OH, Shockoe fIi Richmond,
A RE now receiving their Fall supply ol
II HARDWARE, CUTLERY and GUNS,
which lhcy offer for sale al very reduced prices.
Merchants wishing the city vii! find ii greatly 10
their advantage 10 give Us call before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as we possess advantages possibly
over any other house in this CITY, and are deter
mined 10 give entire satisfaction.
Sept }. a. CLAlthSoN "
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no EsOl,sckeepers.

rHHE subscriber is now receiving his Fall
Stock Of Goods. He is opening some real
" beautiful goods. To those about commencing
house keeping he can offer them snch bargains in
his line as will convince them that he sells very
low besides saving them the trouble OF travers-
ing the civ, 10 pick up in the various stores, all
the articles that he concenicrs in his.
JAMES EVANS,
Sent % 40. 100 West Main Street.
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J.. Russell bigger ~ Go.

A GENTS for the Managers, Cd. Paine &
II Co.. Richmond Va.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE"
Tia, Fortunes Home Bisger's Prize Officel is
THE PLACE FOR PRIZES.
LOOK AT THIS!
4uoiher GRIND One for Tie an 81 Otobef.
$4,000 Dollars Capital
) Prizes of 1000 Dollars OF 5000 Dollars
100 of 1000 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No G2, 10
he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Salur-
dav October 4th; 1913. IS Nos, ii drawn.
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SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH

OF Boots. shoes sia1S. LeusneT, a.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON
IL have received their Fall Stock Of Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Leather, Shoe Thread Paper,
Cotton and Wool Cards, Trunks, &c, and now
offer one ot,he largest and most complete assert
ments of Goods that can BE- had in any house in
his country, all oil which were purchased with
eosi. and selected with care Tor the Virginia and
Eoiih Carolina trade, and will be sold ON The
most liberal terms. In our assortment will he
iound
200 cases mems and boys thick sewed and
peeged waller Boots
1870 cases mems fine call and seal, Sewcl and
pegsed Boots
1900 cases mems and boys fine calf, lined and
bound and coarse sewed and peeged Rrogans
$50 cases mems fine beaver, nulra, coney and
wool Hats
$50 cases mems fine otter, fur, seal, muskral,
cloth and hair seal Caps
5000 sides Sole Leather, OF every quality and
price
5000 lbs Shoe Thread
30 duZ wax, calf and kip Skins
80 doz white and pink lining Skins
700 reams large and small size Wrapping Paper
400 reams Writing and Letter Paper, some
very fine.
also, Of 0ur manufacture:
5000 pair mems russell, black and bound
Brogues, as soo as caa he madc suitable TOR plan
lalion, coal pit and factory hands.
All of which we invite our customers ana puy
ers generally TO call and examine.
Sept l5-eol0t
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AUCTION SALES
By Thomas 81. Taiiaaerre.
NEGROES
WARDS NEON For SALE.

VIII &c sold b. me This Morning, in NJ cfsce.
two likely Negro Girls, l7and - years Old.
Sept. 50 L. r. TALIiFERRO, Amer.
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NOTICE.


,,,liE Tapplhannock Seminary, urdsr the immediate
l charge III Mis-. Lucy \. Cray will reopen ON the
s.,t IA, vi October for the reception Of Young ladies'
M, ~ II re iLstruct in all the branches OF English
Ilrfa,uir as they 5ecome suitably prepared 10 enter
u3on them
W. sarah To-. known by many fer her thorough
A., >.r-ftnr qualifications IN teaching VIII assist Mis-.
, m the CONSCIENTIOUS discharge Of The duties u: the
Seminary
TERMS as HERETOFORE;
rnud -. ten months SlO0
Tn,.;,i, IN the first department 30
Srcaad department %
E~a ard bedding S5; Fuel 81
Latin ard Music w be taught BY gel tlemcn al their
own prices.
ln.rGc;ion viii be given, il desired in the French
I.n.ais-, likewise in Embroidery. Drawing, Painting,
Ww..s1 WO,k, &C., DC, at extra charges.
PATRONS:
Mr. William A. Wright of Tappahannock; Mr.. Ad-
tion l.. Carter Of Lancaster county; Mr. John Parker
4; r4?:ahannucS; Mr. George Frederick Brown OF
H-.imor-and county; Mr.. Richard Cfoxton OF Kappa.
Lsnncck. Mr.. John Criichrr, Jr, OF Wesimoreand
COUNTY: Mr.. George Dnbyns OF Tappahanpock; Mr..
lanes Elicit OF King Queen county; Mr.. George Big
sy III l,nchhuts; Mr. William. y. McCary Of Richmond
rtunty Mr.. Washington Perkins Of Essex county; Mr.
Ruwooi Of Richmond county; Mr.. W"rtey Montague
OF Go c.ster county; Mr. Ciaybroohe OF Richmond
eornt, Dr Francis u. Jones of Dinwiddie county.
Tsppaaannock, Essex county, 4 ptenber a-c4w
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Law office

John Nj. PATTON has renewed his Office
) to The basement of his present residence, cor
nee of 9th land Franklin streets. Practices in the
Courts in Richmond and lhe~Coun OF Appeals
at Lcwisburg Sept. l6-3w
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THE MISSES WOODWARD
w ILL reopen their School in the Sunday
w School Room 9, 81. James Church, on
the lst dav OF October
Sept. 2f-co4t
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TIN pLATE. SuEEr COpPER &c

TIN PLATE, SHEET COPPER, &c.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS are re-
l. ceiving per schooner Manchester full sup
ply of TX and bright roofing Tin Plates, Sheet
lron Sheet Copper, Iron Wire, &c, which they
offer at low prices. No. LOG Main Street,
double granite front. Sept IT-ti
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,-ru, Am FAsHIONABLE GOODS

NEW AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
rJnE subscribers at No. Main street, have just re-
i ceived and opened beautiful asso tnent OF new
and fashionable GOODS for ladies' wear I" which they
particularly call The attention OF country merchants ana
Others purchasing in this market
Super Fou ard Rips, rich aud beautiful article
Fine new style Cashmere De Coss, English and French
Super figured Roumrias
suuer figured McDuras and Lenobias
Striped and ch1nyeable AlbeTtrrs
FIGURED Eolans and FnUlard Mnslins
Plain and figured Alpaccas
Back and blue Coburcs, for ladies' dresses
New style Fall Prints, large assortment
Wooen and other Shawls in great variety
Linen cambria and other fIandkerrhieis
Long hafhnceTed Muts, black and white
Black and white silk Hose
Jaconrt and Swiss Mnsiins
Plnn and check Cambria, large assortment
Lise ace and EdgIng
Paris Gimp and C rides, black and colored
Black Bonbazine, SILK, Florence Braid and Willow
Bonneis
Bonnet, Cap an l Lustring Ribbons.
These goods, with many others, have been selected
with much care and Will be offered 10 purchasers eI
tremely low. -
Sept 9-c&dT
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Il. W. u E.Tt q 10,
Sept 6-eo9l Anclionesrs.
PUBLIC SALE OF A SPLENDID HOTEL
OH rIIE EIHS,r IL ASS

PUBLIC SALE OF A SPLENDID HOTEL
OF THE FIRST CLASS.
Dl VIRTUE Of, and in pursuance Of The au-
ID thority vested in them by tuoteeds Of fIIsi.
the subscribers will offer al public auction
in the city oil Baltimore, on THURSDAY,
the 18th of October, 1915, at one o'clock F. NJ.
al Inc Merchants Exchan.c, that very extensive
and valuable property in said city kown rs
THE EUTAW HOUSE HOTEL.
The LOT on which il stands is situated al Tie
north west corner oi Baltimore and Eutaw street,,
containing upwards of23, 900 square feet oigrourd
and fronting ll2 ieet on Baltimore street and lsr
feet on Eu,aw street 10 an alley; tt feet ol which,
on the last named street form yard planted with
Ornamental Shubbery Of various kinds.
The House is ) stories in height covered with
slate occupying the whole front Of The 10, on Bal!
timoIe sreei, running back ls6 feet on lie wes! 70
the alley and 100 feet on Enlaw Stree.
having an area in The centre OF the hu.:-
ing Tor light and air. with two main entrances,
one from each street; that from Baltimore street
leading 10 private parlors .nd family rooms, ne
other on Enlaw street 10 The pubhc part Vi the
House The Basement or lowest slory Is tvic-
ed into Stores on Baltimore street, ION Euta"
street and adressing room, Kitchen pastry, lar
der, mangling, ironing, drying, wash ana oa!h
rooms.
The second story has ; parlors on Baltimore
.,rne, and on Euaw street, 4 smoking room,
office ladies' dining room 80 by 25 fec, ant
/ -ep,lemans do. 90 by 80 feet, with scr:aa,s'
/ hall chambers, billiard room, china closet &c.
There are upwards OF 200 rooms in The house, OF
which ~ are pariors
This Building was erected in 1885 expressly
Tor Hotel, and is believed 10 possess every con-
yeniencc usually TO be found in those OF The frs,
class: is most elieibiy situated in IN agreeable
part Of the city, having wide and much frequent,
ed street on each Of lis fronts. |, is nov IN tie
bes, order in every respect for the reception Q.
| company, aud will be 50 Kept BY The piesen; Pre-
prietor until sold. This property offers ctca! in.
| ducemcnts 10 person who could combine with
activity and energy, sufficient capital 10 conduct
the business Of The Establishment 10 advantage.
The House is completely furnished, and IL
good style, and The purchaser Oft can obtain Tie
Furniture, or portion q il, on reasonable terms
hy making suitable arrangements with he Tru.
tees.
The terms, which will be accommodating, VII!
be made known al The time q sale.
JACOB ALBERT,
ROBT. A. TAYLOR, Trustees.
SAMUEL JONES, Jr.
July Ia-cvtls
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LOOK AT THIS LOOK AT THIS
Marm6ecnt Scheme FIR Satuydan: Oet"1cr ih !
Fifty Thousand Dollars!
nrizes OF $4,000 prizes OF $1,000 100
prizes OF 1000 Dollars!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Of
II Delaware and Georgia, Glass No. G2, 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, Oct 18th, 1915:
Splendid Scheme
| grand prize OF $4,000 100 prizes OF 81 GOO
10000 SO " GOO
5000 80 500
3,l26 $50 300
Isl and 81, or Sd and lth drawn nos, 300
XII md Gth or Tth and Slh $50
OH and 10Th. or nth and 9Th lC0
lolh and 18Th, or 18th and Nth, !" SO
Whole Tickets 800; Halves 10; Quarters 5;
Eigh,hs , So
The cost of a package Of &c Whole Tickets is
S46o; each package must draw back in small
nrzes 1898; the risk, therefore, on package OF
Whole Tickets is only S:e22.
In this magnificent Scheme there arc 16,0T6
Tickets, which comprise 1925 packages in The
whole Scheme. The advenlureI therefore, who
purchases by The package has one chance IN
1927 9th Capital Of $4,000; one chance in
2n9 OF drawing either the $4,000, or 10000 or
5000, or 1926 Capital; and one chance in 26 OF
drawing either 1000 a 3,I26, 5000, 10000,
or The magnificent capital Of $4,000. One pack.
ace NAV draw The splendid amount Of SO, 900 dol
DISTINGUISHING o! The $4,000, and ) prizes OF
10000. ),
Tickets in this Grand Scheme can lie obtained
of The Al-Lucky Prize Seller, SMITH,
Sept. % OPtosIe Inc va hdfse''
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
\ Few Boarders would be taken by Mrs.
Dunklee, at the fourth door above 9Th, on
0,a'e street. Terms moderate.
sept 9th dit
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

WE respectfully solicit Your carly attention
w 10 our wholesale department. being now in
receipt Of large and splend stock, comprising
The hand,omesr assortment in The city, OF Foreign
Dry Goods and Fancy Articles, all OF which are
well adapted 10 The trade. and worthy your notice,
before purchasing elsewhere, having been pur-
chased a, the lowest prices. We assure you We
will offer greater bargains than any house in The
city. JACOB BROTHER,
No llo West Main Street, Eagle Square, Sign
OF thu COLLEEN Bee Hive. Sept. lin
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FRESH SUPPLY OF FALLAND WINTER
CLOTHING.

T UST received, per steamer focahontas, three
y cases Of Fall and Winter Clothing consist
ing Of Cloth Dress Goats. Tweed and Felt Cloth
Coats, black and fancy Cashmere Pants, Satin,
Silk Bombazine, Valencia and Cashmere Vests,
together with general assortment Of Merino,
Angola, Buck>kin and Cotton Shirts, besides
.;carls, Crava>, Gloves, Suspenders. Bo>oms.
Drawers and Seeks, &c, &c, at IL, Main street.
Sept. II SlLAS MERCHANT.
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For NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
etS The superior regular packet Brig OR
aM2LEANS, Capt. VIM Smith, will sail for
The above port about the 18th OF October. For
freight or passage, having superior accommoda-
tons, apply 10 JAS. FISHERS SONS,
WIN. ROWLETT or,
Sept. Is HASkiNS & LIBBY.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
TIME subscriber has this day succeeded n. b.
i HILL in the Auction and Commission bu.
siness heretofore conducted by him u The Bell
Tavern, in The City Of Richmond, and hopes nv
his puncuality and attention 10 business, as well
as an experience OF many years, 10 merit share
OF public patronage.
He will devote his attention 10 The hiring ana
selling Of Negroes, publicly and privately; also,
10 selling Houses, Lots, and other properly IN
Richmond and lis vicinity, and any kinds OF pro-
duce that may be brought 10 market.
He has engaged the services OF Mr. y. D. Hill
TO aid him in the business.
Sent. pc THOS. II. TAL1AFERRO.
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VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE
nnDpEpTN At pnINATE SAL E

NElt1 DE>lkl BILE. hND hi-D abl-I'
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
TIME very desirable and well known property.
i called The Globe Tlolr!, on The North side o!
Pennsylvania Avenue and opposite h Union
Office, is for private sale. |, has long been very
rroh,ably occupied IS a hotel hy MIR. james Ma
he.. and there IS not more desirable location in
The city for hotel, being conrenicn, 10 the pub.
lie Offices, market, &c The lol irons 81 Ice, on
PENNSYLVANIA Avrnu", and rms bach 20 tee; The
Ii, ,.,e is connexions, containing twenty -one
rooms, with excellent back buildings md good
yam There is penty o. room on the lot ior other
buildings
II the above properly is mol disposed II a, phi
vate sai, ~ he lstday Of Oc'oher nexi, II will on
TIA. las he sold 81 auction without reserve. Al
hall pa! o'cloca, T. NJ.
Tie property is now unoccnped, and VIII not
- rented, The owner being determined to 81 Il
The term, will be made known on application
10 US.
The kew can he had and The property examn.
ed al any time, on application 10 Mr. James Ma
her. or To the subscribers. There is 4 quantity
ui furniture which can b. hal with The house, al
a fair valuation, il desired.
z. w. DYER & co.
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GRAND CAPITALS 4:

prizes Of 3,l26, 100 prizes oil 1000 so pies
Of 60O so prizes Of 500, &c, &c.
Amounting 10 over one million Of doi'>.-
Tickets 20 dollars, halves 10, quarters; A
Package of % Whole Tickets costs $500
Deduct The price Of 3 Wholes 60
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lust received and Tor sale The following ele-
j CANT French Prints and Engrarings:
Sizes Pitloresques de la Suisse
Etrides d. apres les Grand MaIes
Contentmen, passe Richesses
Intrigue ct Naiveie
Amour Filial {, Maternele
A. 6. PENDLETON,
Sent. 2g 10 Main 81.
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PRIDE AND PREJUDICE

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
BENNETT, OR PRIDE AND
u PREJUDICE, a Novel, BY Sarah Austen
Price % cents.
The Widows Pirate Son, or Pauline Coustry,
The Corsair's Mate-Prce l2s cents.
The Cruiser, or IT'S Thirty Years Ago, BY
Jules Melyile-Price l2l cents.
NEW CHEAP MUSIC.
Les Russes-A self of Mazurkas, and sett of
polkas-with Instructions for dancing Polka and
Mazulka quadrilles By Glover-Price % cents
Guitar Music-lO Songs from the Bohemian
Girl-ior 25 cents.
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Sept. % Dealers in superior Piano Fores.
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NTOTlCE,-Thc subscriber has this day trans
y lerred his Auction and Commssi IN Bust
ness TO Mr.. THOMAS II. TALIAFERRO, 10
whom he recommends his friends and The public
generally. y. q. HILL.
Spu 0f
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j. Il. Words Lottery Office,
/ ApPOSITE TIE EXCHANGE Hn-rt R1cn

A certificate of package WILDE sent for SI69
halves and quarters in proportion.
Orders for tickets, addressed 10 the undersign-
ed, always come safe. Please address
J. F. WORD, Richmond
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerlii-
Gates of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week) enclosing cash or prize Tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediate
ly after ii is over 10 all who order from
Sept. % ]. F. WORD. Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-30

lust RECEIVED, a very extensive assorl-
j ment of ALIENS SINGLE AND
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-03-05
Richmond and Newport Turnpike.

Wo solicit citizens to recollect that thcro
i, to be a meeting held at Chester school house
on Saturday next. to take into consideration
the expsdiency of constructing Turnpike from
this place to Newport distance of ten
miles. We have assurances that in case
the road be mado to that point to the
county line, that the citizens of Winchester will
make road from that place to intorsecsi it. The
route is practicable, being Lowell country.
and at every point, gravel Of the best quality is
to be had at a less distance than two miles, and
for half the distance within quarter Of mile.
The Importance Of road running north will be
appreciated by every Whilst en-
deavoring to make roads upon which TO tran.por,
tho surplus produce from tins place, We should al
50 make good roads to bring produce hero. We
hope citizens will attend the meeting and
take hold Of the road.