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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-17
w. P. Turpin : Lottery Office

A FEW DOORS above The Union Hotel,
IA Man Street Richmond, Virginia.
The following schemes will be drawn shortly
sselecl the one you preierto invest in-send Your
sremtances, large or small, 10 W. Z. Turpn
Richmond, Virginia, and secure a Capiru.
Turpin sells Tickets in all Lotteries advertised
3by Messfs Gregory x Co. Orders attended 10
Thy return mail, and drawings forwarded Is soon
Jas received
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery Class p, for lS45 10 be
drawn June 2lst 1919. Great Scheme: 10000
dollars, 10000, 1867 prizes Of $500, of2,0O0
no OF 800, 80 oil 1000 30 of 600 80 OF 800, &c.
Use. rs numbers, - ballots Tickets 10 dol
3arS halves 5, quarters > 30. Certificates O
packages OF 81 whole tickets no dollars, III halves
! 20, 20 quarters -.
10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 2i, ior 1915, 10 Il
Slrawn in Alexandria, D. c.. on Saturday June
a2Sth, 1915. Splendid Prizes: 10000 dollars
i ,OOO 5000, 5000, 1000, 1000, y prizes .
I 900, % Of 800, &c. &c. IS numbers Is bal
alos. Tickets 10 dollars, halves s. quariers2 %
Certificates Of packages OF - whole tickets l3l
5dolars. - halves % p quarters 81 30.
4 II. Packages and certificates OF packages Q
awholes, halves and quarters, and single tickets
5wholes, halves and quarters, in al OF The above
ator sale al TURPIN'S OFFICE.
4 Nav 81 I0l Main street, Richmond Va.
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Old Point Hotel!

yTHlS celebrated Watering place having been
i extensively improved and newly furnished,
Twill be open for the reception of visitors on and
latter the 10Th OF June Its means OF accommodation
are ample, and its proprietors have spared no ex-
3pense in rendering il in every way as desirable rs
aany summer retreat on The continent. The tables
! will be supplied with Hog Fish, Sleeps Head
Hard and Soft Crabs, Oysters, Turtles and Tara
pins, served up BY JACK McRAE, Of Petersburg
swhose devotion TO the Shell and Finny tribe is a
guarantee he will never lei them pass from his
3hands appearing otherwise than 10 The greates
advantage. To this list, every other deicacy Of
1.-The season will be added The cellars have been
stored with Wines hrandics, &c, selected BY one
. the best Judges in The country and in variety
{ and quality, are unsurpassed BY any other esab
3liShment
New and commodous Bath Houses have been
3erecied-arrangemenls for surf Bathing Tor those
: who prefer ii, and Hot Baths tor invaids. These
ahave wrought many wonderful cures in cases OF
SChronic Rheumatism, and all cases OF debility
&No place can offer more sources of amusement
: lhe fishing is MISUNDERSTANDING in The month.
Hoi August and September is very fine, the scener,
&beauiiiu in the extreme. In sight Of the Capes
6and in three or four hours sail of Yorktown anc
&Jamestown. There are pleasure excursions fol
8hose who desire them, besides the daily arriva
Hand departure OF Steamboats, A tine band o
MuSic will also be in attendance, and no eXerlior
@whalerer shall be spared 10 render comfortable
8those who may visit us.
Mr.. L. RAMSEY, formerly OF the Farmers
&tlotel, Fredericksburg. and late OF the Boiling
&brook Hoiel Petersburg. will attend TO the recep
2lion OF visierS and 10 their comfortable accom-
&moialion.
June 3-cwiw JAS. S. FRENCH.
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Notice.
pEpPECTION IMPROVED.

~N, PtRFEC hun lMfftO V Ell, Hi6
Star Of The East or Young T ,, ai.
in Buckingham and Cumberland till lst July
5 when the season will expire. He will then com
mcnce full season, and may continue in hi,
section and Prince Edward Till about the 20lh d
: Tuly, when he will 90 to Campbell and Amhersr
> and remain there ill some time in August or Isl
; September And, as promised in the Spring
: the citizens OF Albemarle, Fluvanna, Goochland
and Louisa fall visit, he shall remain in those
counties ill late in the fall-say, Isl November.
d This nonpareil Of a horse has met with no op
! position wherever he has been, but has gone on
.onquering and to conquer in public opinion
Some persons, with more folly than! wisdom.
nave said he was TOO small, forgetting that The
lille horse jim Crack, as he was called in England
! he best horse the world ever saw, was 81 inches
over than he and the imported Medley u. Jim
: Crack was The sire OF Medley. They carried in
mile heats les lbs, and ran il in less time Than
he present long-legsed horses can, and carry l25
! bs lie takes after the Medley and Diomed, in
which he is rich.
The old Medley and Diomed stock, for broad
legsspure eyes, bottom and riding action, surpass-
ID all other horses, and this stock is in him com
: ,ined AS also before. mentioned, he runs back
TO Eclipse Of England, Flying Childers, and The
iodolphn Arabian exceedingly often Whal
remurkaDle MS OIL or Ti5nt hiuu ioot Is While,
! .fier Eclipse Of Ensland.-ISee Stud Book i
must confess, that have never seen such 4
horse; The bes, Judges say So and perhaps there
no, such horse in creation, lake him 0H in an.
i And, 10 test the matter, if any man will bring me
his like in beauty action anil purity Of Llood, /
[ will make him present OF this horse, which
! IS no ordinary present. The Queen OF Sheba
could not have been handsomer, dressed in pur.
: de, on her visit 10 Solomon, (sire and kind mn.
ais mutondis) And as for his riding action, II
would leave that TO Solomon, were he living
The curtain now drops for long time between
: This horse and his owner, perhaps, as i, is illy
suited 10 his avocations. With profound regard
he public's obedient servant
c. R. FONTAINE.
P. S. will let Star Of the West out in good
hands for fall season. Besides the richness al
| his stock and color, he rides remarkably well.
will engage from 10 200 bbls OF corn. 10 he
delivered as the purchaser NAV wish in meal ii,
Diana Mills, during this summer and fall Dia.
Ina Mills is in first rate ORDER and will grind corn
and wheat in small or large quantities. Water
always plentiful. {. r. +
lime I0-cWlf
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Sixty Dollars Reward.

1pAN away from the subscriber in Bucking-
~ ham county, Virginia, on his way South,
three Negro Men, to wit:
RICHARD, about 6 feet high, % or 30 years
3of age, black and stout made-sold in Richmond
1by Mrs. Organ OF Surry county, near CABIN
Point; no visible marks recollected. He had on
when he LETT white fur hat, with very small
zbrm, and a suit Of summer clothes.
TOM dark complexion, 81 years old, abont 5
feet inches high, has scar on the left jaw, from
The toothache-lhc skin seems TO have grown to
the bone. Had on when he LEFT black slick cap
land suit OF summer clothes. Tom was sold in
Richmond by Isham Lowry, and formerly be-
|longed to The estate of Mrs. Treviian, of Hano-,
|ver county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion. 81 years old, ).
about ieel 5 or inches high very stout and,
muscular no visible marks recollected; was sold
lin Richmond BY Charles D. Petlus, of Halifax
county, Virginia. will give the above reward
of sixty dollars for the apprehension and delive-
ry OF The above named slaves to Belts & Edmond
son in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
OF conveying them 10 said place, or twenty dol
lars and expenses for either one of them.
June G-cu +. G. BRADY.
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MERCHANDISE.
New Grocery Store.

sTlIE subscribers have taken the store former.
y " occupied by Messrs Aylmer & Son iour
doors below the Bell Tavern for The purpose Of
conducting The Grocery and Commission business
: we have, and shall keep constantly on hand, a
general and complete assortment of Family Gro
ceres TO which we respectfully invite the alien
ion OF our friends and the public generally. Our
goods consist in part Of
Gunpowder, Young Hyson, Imperiala and Blacl,
Teas =: The finest quality
Mocha, Java and Laguira Coffee
Woolsey and Woolsey's best Loaf. Pulyerised
and Crushed Sugar
81. Crox Porto Rico and r. O. SUGAR
Hull & Sons best Soap
Do Faiiegated do
No. Mackerel
A choice lot Sardines
Regaia and Principe Segars
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolate
No. ] North Carolina terrnss
Painted Buckets and Brooms
i great variety OF Spices
Letter and Fooscap Paper
Res; London and French Mustard
Patent ani Plain Sperm Candies
London and Philadelphia Porter in quarts and
apints
Manila and Spanish Mas
Connecticut Shad in half bbl>.
City cured Bacon, Hog Round.
LIQUORS.
French, Apple and Peach RranIy Of The finest
Equality.
Holland Gin
4 Old Jamaica Rum
Richardson's Rye WhisLey
8 Madeira and Sicily Madeira Wine
q Por, Clarct, Sherry, and Malaga do.
And all other goods belonging 10 the Grocery
8 Trade.
we also tender our services to our friends and
ne public generally for The sale 81 Produce and
HpTohi>e TO use every exerion 10 obtain the hinh
; est market price.
q II. y. TEMpIENlAN,
June WM. 3. RATCLlFFE.
No. 36-.l doors below tie Bel Tavern
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Hoyt's Lottery Office.

n u. s, T. \ T. III "A ~ " Il Il.hSrr nv ~
IN MOND, Prgin'0.
Splend,d Lotteries jar .j"ns.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class 2j, fol 1915, 10 b
rawn in Alexandria, y. c., on Saturday, JUNE
,Is,, 1915. Great scheme $4,000, 10000, 1867
Of $500, Of 1000, 10 of 100 80 % Of 1000 1000
Tickets $40, halves,, quarters %. Certii
Gates Of Packages of DC Whole Tickets sl4o
26 halves 70, % quarters 80
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 20, for 1913, to b.
rawn in Alexandria, p. C., on SATURDAY, June
18Th 1915. Splendid Prizes 81; Slo 100! ooo 1000
1000, 5000 1000, 5000, ZOE. 300 % prize
II 1000, p OF 500, &c, &c. % Nos, - bal
lois. Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters = 80, Ger er
iGcales Of Packages OF s5 Whole Tickets $3.50
IS halves 65; 25 quarters - %.
AZ Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Cert
6cates Of Packages in the above splendid Lotto
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, ant
AN account OF each drawing will be sent I'M
nedialely to all who may order TICKETS from
Richmond, May d. u. w. rlOi 4.
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4 MISCELLANEOUS.
81. Il. Words Lottery Office

fnPPOSlTE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. Rich.
~ MoNp, Virginia.
Magnificent Loitcrtcs far Junc.
10000 Dollars Capital
4 Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. %, 10 he drawn
/ June 81, lsi5, Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 1857
1880, 1000, 10 prizes Of 800, so Of ,OOO SO Of
s600, so OF 500, &c, &c.
Tickets $40. A certificate Of package Of
a26 whole tickets will be SCI for Sli0, halves 49,
gquarlers 49,
10000 Dollars Capital!
: Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 2G, 10 be drawn
June IS lS45. Capitals: 100000, $4,000, 5000
$4,000, 1000, $1,000 2,62a, $500, 25 prizes Of
II 900, &c, &c.
) Tickets $40 A certificate OF a package OF 2i
whole tickets will be sent for $3.50, halves 65
n quarters 30 so.
AZ Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerlif
cafes OF packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
& (or smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
The week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets
Hwill receive the most prompt attention, and al
doilicial account OF each drawing sent immediate
sly after it is over 10 all who order from
Nav % j. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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Land for sale.

1THUE subscriber offers Tor sale his liact
i Land, lyin. in the upper par oi Chester
ahcd county, on Swift creek 20 miles from Ih'
Z city of Richmond, 4 miles from the Chesterfield
$Cua Mines, and half mile South Of The Ioat
3irom Richmond 10 Lvnchburg. The tract con
stains 595 acres, large portion Of which is su
1perior na land, very fertile and, ia quality, high
Sly adapted 10 the growth oil wheat aud tobacco
3bcns OF slili, loamy clay. The ilat land :
airee from water, except some cleared hui uncut
1iivated land on the upper creek low-srounds
(which NAV be made perfectly free from wafer a
Ia small co>t--Say some 10 or 100 dollars. At
5ached. is an excellent new Gri*t Mill, with q
dsin.le pair OF stones bnlt Of brick, and Of illst
! rate casl.ion machinery The mill commands {
good custom, and yield, per year from 10 10 l5l
3barrels Of Toll corn. The high land belonging L
1 he tract is Of Two varieties, good portion being
Ia close compact muIa,lo and The rest grey, though
4 $50 close and firm in texture Is 10 produce very
Sfnc wheat and tobacco. Tie county-line be
stween Chesterfield and Powhatan, passing through
Ga corner of the tract, throws some 30 or til acres
10 The latter county, giving freehold in The same
4 would only add, in addition, tina; The place is
livery accessible, remarkably well watered u
jeyery direction, and at all seasons, with GOO
springs and branches, and is prorebial for i:
shcalthiulneSs
The terms OF sale, which wonld I've either isl
sor credit as might best suit purchaser, will bt
amade. in detail, very accommodating.
Any person wishing 10 purchase can apply
personally, 10 the subscriber, residing on the pre-
1m>es, or BY letter, addressed 10 Flat Rock Pos
3Oaice Powhatan county.
NJ. AURELlUs SALE.
June l0-cw5w
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Potomac Land for sale.

aDf virtue OF the last will ami testament al
q IL " Hiram II. Sydnor, deceased, late oi The
gcountv nl Northumberland AMI Stale OF Nirsi-
Enia, ! VIII. al The Court House Of The county
saIoresa. on Monday, The l;h day of August
sneXt, il lair, Otherwise The next ar day. Git being
SCuuli day,) offer for sale, 10 Tie highest bidder,
Sihal valuable Farm called "Cupii'>" situated on
sCupid'S Creek in the county aforesaid ard con-
Htaining by survey 81 acres. : FOODS and I'D poles
5ol land OF excellent qualify. Ahoui lwo.thirds
Vol this land are cleared The balance is in wood
9and heavily timbered The fences are Of dura-
Shlc materials and in good repair. The houses
Marc commodiuuS and suitable, a we'll for he
accommodation OF n geneel Ilmiy. a Tor all the
apurpoSe> of a farm.
There is on This land an extensive orchard q The
Emo>l choice fruits. This farm is nearly eqni
SdiSlant from Baltimore, Norfolk, and the Dislric
Col Columbia, with the advantage OF an inlant
amarIe a. il is only eight miles from the count;
yCour- house, and within six miles OF the N0rihum
Ebcrland Academy, a well conduclc! and flourish
Sing School. Il j. pre-emineni Tor fish, oysters
Sand wild fowl. The ncighbolhood is bo;l healthy
Ssand agreeable a iarun desirable is seldom III
Emarkrt The subscriber invites persons wishing
Sic purchase 10 view This valuable property which
tE.wil he offered on the most E5t1f and ae-ommo-
altiGtag credit, the particulars Of which will te
S,nair known on he day oi sale. Possession viii
ghe given on the first day OF January next. The
g>ubscrber reserves ohlinSel The privilege oi one
shM. THOMAS 5. SfDNoR,
d Executor Of VIM III. Sydnor, deceased.
June i-cwl0g.5i
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Pirley Point,

lTHIS Establishment now in the course OF re-
Il pairs, and nearly completed, was opened
for the reception of company on the LIST June
4 No expense has been spared TO make this beaut
itu summer retreat equal 10 any OF its kind il
1.-The Union. The pleasure grounds have been
VERY much improved, new arbors have been erect
2ed and boats are provided for the accommodate
zion Of parties of pleasure deligh,ing in aquatic
excursions. Visitors leaving Richmond in the
|mornng cars, on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, can arrive al Piney Point the same
lay, hy intercepting the steamers Osceola or Co
|lumbia at Aqua Creek The Osceola also leaves
!Od Point Comfort twice a week, viz THURSDAY
land Monday evening, al o'clock, for The Point
fare -, meals included.
Fish Of all kinds, Oysters, hard and soft Crabs
aud indeed every luxury, abound here, and the
citizen may escape the hea, and dust of the city
and spend few days al Piney Point for 50 small
an amount TO warrant the proprietors in erect
ling extra accommodations, believing that a gene
rous public will reward with their patronage the
energetic measures taken in catering for their
comfort. The board per day will be 81 %: pei
1week, s.; and per month, S25. Thankful ioI
past ldvors. they will necessarily continue 10 me-
lit continuance.
q A Band OF Music has been engaged for the
season. No extra charge for Bathing.
The steamboat for the Point leaves Norfolk al
4 o'clock, p NJ, every Monday and Thursday.
June 7-eo6l. TYLER & BIRCH.
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< VERONA AT Circus
Sncs-ior Court Of Law and Chancery, con
ma and held for buckingham county, al the
7lr,.bon>e. on Thursday, the l4,h day OF Sep
g,er 1913. sitting as Court of Chancery:
Zachariah Lewis, plainlln:
against
r3wa7, NJ. Straion and Sarah his wife, Tor
.-y Sarah Sanderson, Reuben B. Paueson and
r.liiam n. Tapscotl, Catharine Sanderson, Da
sanierson and Daniel Sanderson, the las
; Of whom are under the age OF twenty-one
- Defendants:
The defendant. Stratton, being on, Of The State
!. agains, whom the plaintiff appears 10 have
,aeded in the mode prescribed by law agains
sent defendants, and they still failing 10 appear
|. answer. on the motion of The plaintiff, by
lnSei The Cour, doth take the bill for confessed
these defendants; ihereupon, this cause came
I lie heard upon the bill confessed, the exhi-
|, and was argued BIZ the plainnft's COUNSEL
9nsideration whereof the Court, not deciding
| Oi the questions which may arise IN the
- doth adludge, order and decree, that VIII
II II. Tapscou and Reuben B. Patteson, lrus-
\, or agents under the deed made by William
arsan Of the 9TH OF November, 1887, do rem
an account OF their actings and doings under
,ower conferred BY said deed, before one the
.m.sioners OF this Court, and that they shall
a.sr an account Of all the property, both rea
| 5sf>oaal, which came 10 their hands under
ICED. showing what property has been sold
] lor what purposes, BY said trustees. and al
uni showing The amount OF outstanding anC
Fa,i,fed debts OF The said William SandersoI
i existing. A Copy Teste,
r. ELDRlDGE, G.
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Hanover Land for Sale,


pY virtue OF decree OF the County Court OF
IL Hanover, pronounced on the 9Th day OF
sMay, ISIS, IN the case oil Ejmondson ct ais, IS.
! Edmondson ct ais. shall, as commissioners there
Gin named, proceed 10 sell on the premises, al put
3ic auction, 10 The highest bidder, on Wednesday,
Eihe 25lh day OF June, lS45, the Tract Of Land
dmcnlioned in The proceedings ofhe sui, aforesaid,
firing in the comfy OF Hanover on the old road
pleading from Richmond 10 Hanover Town, about
inne miles from Richmond, and eight miles iron,
stlauovcr Town, adjoining the lands OF Edwin
sShclton, Thomas c. Tin>ley, and Thomas Gard
aner The Tract contains about 100 acres, two
s,hfds OF il in cultivation, the balance in wood and
a>wamp land. lying Tor three quarters OF mile Oh
shc Po:ototomoy Creek, with an abundance Of
gnarl, a dwelling house and other out houses.
The abo"e sale vii take place at / O'Clock, on
3the day above menlioucd il lair, il not. the next
alair day.
Itrms.-One-lhird OF The purchase money in
acash the balance i'll equal insanenis, OF one ana
1.-TWO year>-Bond with approved surely for The
Scredi payments, and The title withheld until The
8paymeni Of The whole purchase money, and :,
! conveyance directed by the Court.
WIN. A. EDMONDSON, Comr.
a limo .rfic
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AND FOR SALE.

sJ AM authorised 10 sell the Tract Of Land Of
Ill which William +. Banks, Esq. now resides
Con Banisrer River and Pole-Cai Creek, in ih'
fcounw Of Halifax, three miles Northwest Of Ia
silax Court House. The said uacto OF Land con
9tains between $50 and 700 acres, fully ont-thrc
OF which is in woods, and mos, OF which is ilnt
tobacco land; most OF the cleared land is in ;
! good state OF cultivation, ana all susceptible o.
IN high state Of improvement, having good clay
Foundation and not liable 10 wash, and is wei
sadapted 10 the cultivation of tobacco and every
description OF small grain; lies well, and is wei
swaiered.
There are also on the land an excellent Girls
! and Saw Mill erected a few years past. BANS
Gter river is navisabe from these Mills, and any
! quantily OF plank can be disposed Of in Clarks
Sville and other villages on the Roanoke. Their
sis large and excellent Dwelling House and al
aother necessary out-houses. The place is healthy
Sand the society oil the neighbolhood is equal L
Sany in Virginia.
4 All persons wishing 10 purchase will call OF
eThomas S. Flournoy, al Halifax Count House
3 Gr William G.. Banks, who resides on The pre-
amises, or on the subscriber, residing at Chali
6Lcvcl, Pil,sylvania county, either one OF whom
: Twill take pleasure in showing the land and max
ling known The terms, which will be reasonable
Nav 2-cSw WM. L. PANNlLL.
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HE FIELD To > III I7Is'I 4f.NNf1U II HIIIEK
S:Re. 900, i'm a Whole Ticket

SOLD BY 4. RI SSELL BIGGER
The following are the drawn Numbers .,
The Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class NJ 4,
drawn at Wilmington, June 9Th. 1915:
46 GO 10 Is 1s 81 81 81 60 % sc = 40
Whole Ticket Nos 10 l6 60, entitled 10 Tho
Grand capilal Of S30OOO, was sold, ana will be
spail when presented al f~iunc'S Lounge. BIZ
T. RUSSELL BIGGER
BESIDES the above 'Anmc,0HS small ons,n 81
Isl 900. 800 100, which would he tedious 10 men.
ilon in The form Of an advertisement Il there.
s.orc you are in want OF MONEY, call or ad,Ires,
syoul orders for Tickets in the 100000 for lhp
l2l,i. OF The $40 900 Tor The 18th, 10
II. RUSSELL BIGGER
gent Tor D. Paine u Co, Managers OF l.ol,eri. :
SCHEMES ron rnE WEEK.
S;Ss O0O.-15 Nos ii ballots fine Tor package
4 For Tuesday $4,000. &c, &c. j Nos, ia
Sbalo,s Whole Tickets <. 3O. Tie risk on 4
package So
S2O00O-s5OO Lowest > No. pri...
j For "Wednesday 900, 10000, &c. ta
SNos., 10 ballots. Tickets IS.
4 $4,000. 20 OF 1000
For Thursday; + 900, 20 Of 100 - Nos.
si2 ballors. Whole Tickets 81.
dsl2 OO0--l5 drawn ballots fine icr a package
For Friday-sl2 1000. &c. - Nos. IS drawn
abaIlols. Tickets 81. The risk m a package
only II %.
Sc COOS Nos, II ballots fine .or package
70, Saturdays 1000, &c. Tickets ~ 90
] 1.-The risk or a package only ) -.
Also. ior Saturday Nigh-SaeS Il = al
O'Clock, r. M.-Sl0n00, &c, &c - Nos, l.:
SbaIlol>. Tickets 81.
aGRAND SCHEMES TO DRAWSHoRTLY
3Grand Consolidated Lottery No. e., 10 lie drawn
II Wilmington Inn III.
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, June Ii.
a RRIVED


B Canal Boat Union, J. ID. Burton master, with
I 80. tons merchandise, from Lynchburg, to L. D.
Cren>haw & Co, Shields & SomeIviIle, John N
Gordon. Frys 4 Co, and James c. Spots.
Boat Ohio, James Gilmore master, with fl
tons merchandise, from Lynchburg 10 Joseph r
d Henderson.
Boat Highlander, Joseph Byers master, with
stS tons merchandise, from Lynchburg and New
kMalkel, 10 Wren & Macon, l.. ID. CTenshaw &
sCo, and Schaer u Co.
Boat Victoria, S. Johnson master with 81, ton.
smerchandize, from Hardwicksville 10 Deane
EBrown, J. J. Faris 4 Co, Wren & Macon, ID
sH London, and Frys & Co.
: Boat Commerce, ]. R. Bcal master W III =
&tons merchandise, from Scollsville, to J. J. Fari.
8& Co., Blair and Brockenbrough, Shields &
Bonneville, John n. Gordon, r. Sheppard, AM
$Greuer & Grelter
CLEARED
u Boat Oclavia, J. III. Anderson master, with 80
13tons merchandise, for Warren, Howardsvillea n(
SLynchburg.
q Boat Pioneer, r. Parsons master, with Ill ton
Amerchandize, for Scotsville, Stapless Mills am
sLynchburg.
n Boat William L. Lancaster D. Co Oh master
: with 10 tons merchandise, for Scousville, Mill
9sStone 50, Howardsvile, New Market, Elk Mill
- and Lynchburg.
i Boat PhGnix, ]. +. Wills mast +, with 4. ton
#merchaudize, for Columbia.