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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28
LOTTERIES.
HoYT's LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 3, Ex.
LII change Place, Richmond, Va.
Snxfr-rI1rN-r~ on 49,


HOYT'S OFFICE.-S6O,0OO! Flora's first
Spring blossom will appear on the 5th of
April The centre will represent cluster OF
mint drops" of $4,000 value; this will be en-
circled by leaves of bank notes valued at $4,000;
The whole perched on a stem Of silver, Of So
600 value-making this little gem worth SEQ.
goo, and twenty-dollar note will grasp it-And
Hoyt has bis mind now on the man who ought
to have it; he deserves it; he has been good
patron, but unlucky. On reading this, Sir, you.
OF course, know who mean therefore, enclose
$40, and grasp $50, 000i'
P. S. Persons from the country should always
call at HoYts, when in Richmond, If they s1oaid
rant Prize. The 9Th OF April is close al hand
A remittance should be made Immediately. No
time to be lost.
For Saturday, 9th April
$4,000! 100000! l4,660!!i 2 Prizes OF TO-.
600 each! so Prizes OF 1000 are $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, [By authority OF Con-
gressl Glass Ia for lS45: To be drawn at Alex
andria, D. C., on Saturday, April S, 1885, [under
superin,endence Of Public Commissioners ap-
pointed for that purpose 7sNumber Lottery, i3
Drawn Ballots.
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. PAINE & CO.'S PRIZE OFFICE
J. CorncT 0f Main 0sI GoreTn0r Syrcs,.

SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 dollars-15 numbers, Is ballots.
Drawing received BY fridays mail Canitals.
10000 dollars, 1000, 5000, $500, 1000 1918,
&c. * numbers l3 ballots. Tickets 4 dollars.
5000 Dolars-l5 Drawn Ballots
Drawing received By Saturdays mail. Cant.
tails $4,000, 1000, 1900, 200, l,l96, &C., &c.
IS numbers, Is ballots. Tickets 50.
Also, Tor Saturday night.
Capitals $4,000, 1000, 5000, 1000 1900,
I.6OO, 500, HOO, 1900, 1920. 5 of 900, &c,
&c. - numbers, - drawn ballots. Tickets -.
Grand Scheme.
$4,000. Drawing received by Mondays
mail, March 81. Splendid capitals: 10000,
5000, 5000, 3 600, 1870, 5 OF 1000, ) OF 500
10 of 1000, Of 800 &C., &c. 70 Nos Is drawn
ba llots. Tickets $40.
n For other Schemes, call atthe Office.
e. Orders for packages certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries.
will be promptly attended 10, and drawing sent
when requested. D. PAINE & co.
Managers Office. opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
March a
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PUBLISHERS u. S. MAIL.

Bulletin, THURSDAY, 9th .Mares-l2 O'Clock
THE following new Works received 80 hours
L IN advance Of any Express in the country ::
By this Days Mail.
Nos. IL and 10 Sketches of Irish Character, by
Mrs Hall; % cents
Charles Blackford, or The Adventures OF Stu
cent. b Professor lngraham; l2s cents.
blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, for March;
25 cents
French, wihou, master, in six lessons, BY A.
Il. Mon,eith; l2s cents.
Letters and Journal of Fanny Elsler; II, cts
Lately Arrirsd and for Sale.
No 9 Wandering Jew; BY NJ. Eugene Sue
The Knights Of the Seven Lands, By J. II. In
graham, l2i CTS.
Sequel TO the Quaker CITY, No. /, y, cents
Fart Flavius Josephus, Martins clifton, IS
cents
Vol Isl Wandering Jew, BY NJ. Eugene Sue.
containing about one-half Of the entire work.
Harper's edition, so cents
The Cotton Lori, BY Mrs. Stone, 25 cents.
Columbian Lady's and Gen,lemans Magazine
Tor April % cents.
;. The Ladies Science OF Etiquette, bv an Eng
!isn lady OF rank, 25 cents.
Etiquette, or, a Guide TO the USayes of So
cieiy by Count Alfred D'Orsay, TO which is ad-
ced the only true theory of the Rhenish or Spanish
Waltz, and Of the German Waltz, tx temps.
y cents
The Germans Tale, Kruitzncr, by Miss Har-
fiett Lee, 25 cents.
Nos 43 and A Harper's illuminated and il
.asrated Shakespeare in one, 25 cents.
Paul Dererel or, The Two Judgments for
One Crime, by J. H. Ingraham, 25 cents.
Forrestal, or the Light of The Reef Ro-
nance of the Blue Waters, BY J. Fl. lngraham,
y cents.
Popular Lectures on Astronomy, BY NJ Arago,
Wit win additions, by Dionysius Lardner, L. L. D.,
25 cents.
The Boston, New York, and Philadelphia
Weekly Newspapers.
The London illustrated News latest dates BY
me Cambria, 25 cents.
Inc London Pictorial Times, % cents
Inc London Punch, l2i cents
no IS Littels Living Age, l2s cents.
Inc Protege OF the Grand Duke, Tale of Ita-
~ oy Frank Forester, Author of Albert Sim
mons, &C., l2s cents.
The Maiden, Story for my young country
women, BY T. s. Arthur, 25 cents.
MRS Peck's Pudding, BY Tom Hood humor
GU Gus paper, BY Charles Dickins, and Dramatic
Ske'en oySir E. l. Bulwer, with illustrations by
barley, 25 cents.
par End The Comic Blackstone, BIZ Gilbert Alb
ooo A. Beckett l2l cents.
Ahnurs Ladies' Magazine for April, 49, cents.
i. NO; Il harpers Illuminated and Pictorial BIZ
Die, IS cents
., 1odey's Magazine and Ladys Book for April,
HALPIN & KELLER,
Conductors Of the Publishers u. S. Mail
los Main ST., corner Of Main and l4th
~ Every Periodical and work Of merit for
March %
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1896 Prizes Amounting 10 81, l19, ll5
Tickets $40; halves 10; quarlcrs5; eishlhs $50
Certificate of a Package of 26 Whole Tickets
$3.50; % half Tickets 100; DC quarer Tickets is;
26 eighth Tickets 30 so.
n Orders for Tickets, and Shares and Ceti-
ficates of Packages in the above splendid Lolte-
ries will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested to all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, Feb % d. NJ. HOYT.
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NEW SPRING GOODS

nANIEL FL. LONDON, No. l35 Main and
IL Corner OF 18th Street, is receiving BY the
vessels Europe, Isabella, and others, just landed
at New York, his importation of British and
French GOODS, comprising large and se-
neral stock and he having spent the las, month
in the Northern cities, selecting his stock OF
every description OF American GOODS. asks
the attention OF dealers visiting this market this
season. assuring them that they can make their
Purchases of him as low as Of any house in The
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RICHARDSON q co.

%, -UiIN STTEET
4 ri. receiving their supply Of SPRING DRY
II GOODS, which will embrace a large and
varied assortment Of the newes, STYLES and pat
terms, By the lales, impona,ons ria New York, Of
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
MANUFACTURE;
and, with the usual quantity and descriptions OF
Domestic Fabrics, they are prepared 10 exhibi,
stock OF almost entirely new goods, al! which
they offer for sale on their tsua! terms.
March Ig-Gl6li-
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Richmond, March li-d&ctf
BOOKS AND STATIONERY

COUNTRY MERCHANTS are respectfully
~ informed that We are receiving our Spring
supply Of Goods. which has been bought principal
y with Cash. Mos, OF our stock will be sold at
lower prices than heretofore. Good ruled Letter
Paper at 81 so; good ruled Cap Paper al 81 -;
very large Wrapping Paper al 81 90.
BLANK Books OF various rulings, prices, sizes,
&c, &c. Call al SationeIs' Hail, l2l, Main
street, Richmond.
J. w. RANDOLPH & co.
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Brilliant scheme /!

Total Amount OF PrfLos, SI,I7J,f.s : !:
Consisting of the following Grand Capitals OF
$4,000, 10000, l4O6s, , prizes OF 10000,
2of 5000, &c, &C., &C., with $4,000
divided into prizes Of 900 each.
A LEXANDRIA LOTTERY-by authority
n OF Congress-ap approved By the President OF
the United States-Class II, for 1915, 10 be
drawn al Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday, April
S, lS45, under The superintendent Of Public
Commissioners appointed for that purpose. %
number Lottery, - drawn ballots.
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MERCHANDISE.
NEW GOODS =

THE subscribers are now receiving By the
i ships "Europ." and isabella" arrived at
New York, large and desirable assor,men; Of
DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, CUTLERY
and GUNS. They believe thai they can offer
unusual inducements 10 buyers this season. as
their Spring stock has been purchased BY one OF
their Clerks, in England, during the early part of
the present year, for cash. 1t has always been
their desire TO import good Goods, and they feel
assured, that, on examination, those now in
Store and expected, Will be found 10 compare well
with any in this country. The assortment, is
general comprising all The articles usually called
Tor by merchants and planters.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
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A CARD.

To 10 Esa4ers ofhe Rie.s'oad Eaqmfcr.
7 u. HOOVER, Dealer in French and Anne
y rican BOOTS AND SHOES, three doors
below Kent, keniall & Atwetsr, No. Il West
Main Street. Richmond. Va, respectfully solici's
Your attention 10 his stock Of the abose articles
which is as extensive as ans in thi, metropolis
and which he selling at the re:ai prices OF the
manufacturers.
Should you favor me with call and consider
my prices and terms as reasonable as those OF
any o:her establishment. woDd be happy 10 re-
ceve your patronage and influence.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, Main Street.
March 16-3t
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NEW SPRING GO o ID : !.
CHINA HALL.

DY the ships Europe, a, New York, and Me-
ID Ia, al Baltimore, from Liverpool, the sub
scriber is in receip, Of a portion Of his Spring
supplies OF Earthern Ware and China, direct
from the Poueries-and having recently returned
from the Glass Factories a, the North, where he
purchased, at auction, many goods, much below
the regular PRICES he is enabled 10 offer full as
sortment Of very desirable goods, in his line. on
the most favourable terms.
Lamps, Looking Glasses, Fancy Goods and
Stone Ware for sale.
Country Merchants, and all others. waning
any article OF China, Glass, EartAenware, Sc,
are respectfully invited 10 call and examine tie
goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere
HUGH A. WATT,
No. -, Yves, Main street.
@ta.,L % or2yr
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500 Prizes Amounting to sl,l7s,l7s
Tickets $50; halves $40; quarters s.; eighths
80 so.
Certificate OF Package OF 26 Whole Tickets
$3.50; o6 half Tickets $3.50; &c quarters Tick
els s65; 26 eishths Tickets S32 so.
Y Orders for Tickets, and Shares and Ger.
,iicaes OF Packages in the above splendid
Scheme, promptly attended to, and an aceonnt OF
the drawing sent 10 all who order from us Ad-
dress ]. G. GREGORY & CO,
March IL Managers, Richmond, Va.
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SALE or REAL ESTATE

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Tn pursuance of decree OF The United States
i Court fourth Circuit and Eastern District d
Virginia, pronounced cn he fh DAY 81 Deem
her, 1911, in the name OF TIE Unied STATE, 81
America, plaintiffs, against John Q. Lay = ais
defendants, vii! be sod Is the undersigned, Con.
missioner, at public auction. 10 The hiel,es; biz
der, on the lG.h day ot April 1915, al The Bell
Tavern, in The city OF Richmond, between tic
hours Of II O'Clock, A. ", and 3 o'clock, p NJ !,
the following properly 10 wit a certain .:ac; ct
land situated in Madison county, State Of Virgi.
MIA, containing 2311 acres, more or less, adjoar.
The lands OF Thomas Bohannan and others, ru.-
chased By The said John O. Lay G! Herbert A.
Claiborne and WIN. b. Chan berlayne, trustees
for benjamin DJval Also, a certain 10; Of
ground situated in the city OF Richmond. near
nayo's Warehouse. purchased BY The said Lay
from VIM. Mayo.
The sale will Be made upon the following
terms, 10 wit: One-ihri OF the purchase mcnes
10 be paid in cash and the residue in Two equal
ins,alnents al six AMI Twelve monks from re
'ay OF sale, The purchasers giving bonds with op
proved security for the deferred payments. arr
the title 10 the property TO be retained until ,he
whole OF The purchase money is paid
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Marshal L. 5. Z. D. " and Commissioner
March 05-ctl
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MISCELLANEOUS
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
BOOTS AND SHOES-BY THE PACK.
AGE OR DOZEN.
T d. HOOVER, No. II, Main Street opno.
y !. site Thompson & Co.'s Hat Warehouse.
sol,cits The attention OF Merchants visiting Rich.
mond Tor their supplies Of Boots, Shoes and
Trunks, 10 his extensive stock of those articles
just imported direct from the best Northern manu.
facturers, consisting of every STYLE in use which
he is selling on the most liberal terms, for cash
city acceptances, or approved notes.
Boots and Shoes by the package or dozen
Trunks by the nest or single size
Backing by the gross or dozen
Brushes BY the dozen.
Merchants would consult their interest BY ex-
aiming my stock before purchasing.
J. D. HOOVER,
March 26-3t No. II, Main st., South side.
FISHIN TACKLE!
SAMUEL SUTHERLAND,
Opposite the Banks,)
HAS just opened from the importers and manu-
IL facturers his Spring supply of
FIS HING TACKLE,
which, for variety, has rarely, if ever, been
equalled in this market. His assortment en-
braces the most superior, down 10 the most COM
mon, and the cheapest article. His friends, and
the public, are requested 10 call and examine the
assortment. The following list comprises some
OF the leading articles:
FISHING RODS.
Portable Walking Stick Rods.
Rods in joints, assorted
FLOATS,
Bound and an5ound.
Barrel Floats
Quill do.
Egg do.
Fancy do.
FISHING LINES.
Float Lines, complete.
Plumb Lines do
Flax Lines, do
Cotton Lines, do.
Common Silk Lines, in hanks.
Patent Twisted Silk Lines, 10 hanks.
Hair Lines, do. do.
Grass Lines do. do
Flax Lines, do. do.
Cotton Lines, do. do.
ARTIFICIAL FLIES.
ARTIFICIAL NNoWS.
SNOODS.
Silk Worm Gut Hoods.
Sea Grass DO
Gimp and Hair DO.
Irvine do.
HOOKS
Superior Staple Bent Hooks.
Kirby River Hooks, on gut.
Kirby Salmon do. do. do.
Limerick River DO do. do.
Limerick Salmon do do. DO.
Aberdeen HOOKS.
Virginia Hooks, and all other kinds.
Cast Steel Hooks, on wire.
CANE CHAIRS.
Portable Seats for Fishermen.
FISH SPEARS.
And, indeed, every article needed by the Dis
ciple Of "Old lack Walton" can be found al
S. SuTHERLAND'S,
March &c Opposite The Banks.
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BELL TAVERN-RIcHMoND, Va.
TINE subscriber having rented tbs Establish
i ment for the present year. will continue 10
keep The same His Table and Bar will be always
supplied with the hes, Inc market affords. He
has attached 10 The establishment good Stable,
where the horses of visitors can be attended to-
Also, for hire, several Saddle and Harness Horses
March S-e&d n. 3. HILL
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MES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, March 26. ls45.

ARRIVED,
!, Roa, Ohio, James Gilmore, with 43
can9 INN INN Lynchburg 10 ]. r. Anderson.
rs ila' re-, Bird, 3. Goolsby, with S3a tons
Boa, m ~ Iynchburs TO Preston s Enders, Hen,
NIX iio,n & Co, L. D. Crenshaw & Co., anu
ElnonIp : - ,ry, VIM. A. Gillaspie, with 3
Boa, a y,,m Lvnchbnrg, Elk Creek and Hard
:.H> na1t. - Wren & Macon, Ro. Gwa'hmey,
40: lamf fS1;r.slsnder Jas. Bvers, with l5a tons
boa. ~, New Marke, 10 Webb, Bacon & Co.,
ia':s ., I Inn. and Thos R. Blair
!. l ii-''' CLEARED,
Nanny Perkins, G. Cabell, with 50! tons
Boa; :; na1 Hasowardsrilie, Midway Mills, Hand
iaiH. n, New Market and Lynchburg:
Si pS, Commerce, J. R. Beal. with 27s tons
ndss ~ Iss York ]. NJ. TapscOa with Il tons
moe = ~ w9 |. Lancaster, D. Couch, with ~
D'~ snlzs for Lynchburs.
''3s mon Ono J. Gilmore, with !. tons mdze. for
' .,.hhur1.
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EDIT('ATT0E

MISS LUCY p. NJ. LEAKE viii oren 4
vi School for the education OF Young Lad.e, 3;
Stony Point. within one mile OF Scosrilie, 4 he
marie, on Monday, the lst o. Apr! next. II;
course Of tuition will comprise the usual eFanch-
es of an English education, together Win f"acn
Music and Needle work Alter some Years e1-
perience. Miss Leake faiers herself hal hose
who commit their daughters or ward. 10 Ter
care will be Sralified with me results Safis'ac-
,orv testimonials viii be prodaced TO those WHO
NAV wish them: in the meantime. she refers par
tic,Ilarlv 10 The Rev. WIN. 5. White, Char!oues-
vile Col. I. J. Randolph, Edge Iiiil, and Fran:
G. Ruin, Esq, shac"eii
Board including all accommodations may +.
had in he family % her brother, Mr.. Samuel 4
Leake, with whoIn she resides. H= VII! haze
ample room for len or twelve.
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WHITE PLAINS FOR SALE.

jNEE subscriber wishing 10 remove from The
Il vicinity OF Fredericksburg, offers Tor sale
one OF the most desirable residences in tie S,a,e
including 20 Acres OF Highly Improved Land
To mos, persons in this section Of the country,
minute description OF this property is unuecessa.
ry-suliice il 10 say, that The Dwelling House -
in complete order containing large rooms,
Green House, TWO large PorcoS the door o. one
ot which i laid with marble-two spacious Ce.-
lars with fire places The grounds abou, In.
house are laid of in the most tasteful manner.
and are ornamcned BIZ variety OF flowers, tree,
and shrubbery On the premises are two large
Cisterns-a We'll Of good wa,er-a large and
handsomely laid-oi' Garden-all the usual out.
houses, and number Of Frui, Trees, bearing he
very best Fruit.
JAM l1-2awtlM NJ. T. LYNCH
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SPRING STOCK.

". & E. r. Carpenter & co,
Srr.CTrRGRs AXp WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STRAW GOODS,
LEGHoRN AND PALM LEAF HATS,
No. L. Exchange BLock, Richmond, Va.
IJAVING made extensive arrangements Tor
Il the SPRlNG trade, they are prepared 10 ex-
hibt large and we'll assorted stock OF
BoSNETS. LEGHoRN AND PALM LEAF HATS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &C.,
10 which they invite the attention of purchasers.
March dr.
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AND CONCE RT
THE ORPHEAN FAMILY,

THE ORPHEdN FAMILY
FROM the BANKS or THE KESSEBEC,
Consisting OF Two Brothers and Two Sisters.
DESPECTFULLY announce 10 the ladies and
II gentlemen OF Richmond, that they will give
TWO CONCERTS at the EXCHANGE CONCERT
RooM, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVEN
TNGS, March 9Th and 18th, when they will in
troduce all oflheir most popular Quarte,ts, Trios,
and Duets which have met the approval oflarge
audiences in New York, Philadelphia, &c.
s5 Tickets so cents-can be obtained at the
Music Stores, al the bar of the Hotel, and al The
door.
II Doors open at half past 7-ConceT TO
commence al so'clock. March y
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DY virtue otihe provisions ola deed Of nus exc.
ID cued by Cornelius Garrison deceased 10 lie
subscribers. bearing ca,c on the 9Th day OF De-
ccmber, 1911 and dulv recorded in The Clerk :
Office Of the County Cont Of Miid!aSex Tor lie
purpose OF securing 10 John x. Taylor lie pay
lnent OF certain suns Of money therein .nenticl.
ed We shall proceed 70 sell Il, public auction
on the premises Tor cash, on THURSDAY, lcth
OF April, 1913 TIC tract or parcel Of land desert
Ell in said ceed, containing six hundred AMI
twen,y-seven acres. being part OF That va!ua
bic estate known as Bushy Park lying On he
Rappahannock river within five miles ofthe Ches-
apeake, Bay. The principal part Of his land Is
covered with valuable cord WOOD, wing convenient
10 the river has on il two capacious docks Tor he
reception Of the wood when cui, and holds out
great inducemen; TO any one disposed 10 engaer in
,ha, business. The subscribers vii! convey oLl;'
such title as is vested in them bv said ICED, 10.
il is believed To b. unquestonable.
BENJAMIN TEMPLE,
GEORGE L. NlCOLSOE
Feb I3-rWSw. Trustees
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NEW GROCERY AND COMMISslO.
COMMISSION BUSINESS

HENRY LUDLAM & co,
Comm1ssio7 Nsrcinnb.
WILL make liberal advances upon produce
w 10 hand-and haying engaged the services
OF Benjamin C. Gray, to attend particularly TO
To5acco sa,e., they nope 10 give satisfaction TO
their friends who may favor them with consign-
ments Feb. 21-cSw
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81 SOC prizcs-amouniing 10 Sl,l79l77
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, 10; Quarters, 5.
q. Great chance by the Package System.-A
package Of Tickets in The above splendid Scheme
costs S520-but, as ii is sare 10 drase at least $3.50
We are enabled TO send
A Certificate Of Package OF % Whole Tick
els for $40.
A Certificate Of Package Of &c Hall Tick
els for Sl20.
A Certificate Of Package Of 26 Quarter
Tickets for $50
A Certificate of Package of 26 Eighth Tick
cts for $50
II Observe that one Package Of Tickets
may contain The first tour Capital Prizes, amount.
ing to SlIi,06s
- For Single Tickets, or Packages. address
your orlers post post paid enclosing cash. drafts,
or prize tickets.
CHARLES Mcintyre & CO.
No Is Wall St. and l3 Broad ST., a. York.
II All Communications will be held strictly
confidential; the drawings will be sent free Of ex-
pense and prizes paid in specie funds on de-
mand with the usual discount.
March le-c3t
TURPIN's NEW LOTTERY OFFICE
i No. 10l, E. Main ST, a few doors ADORE the
Union Hotel.
Nos. Q % Sc, prize Of 81 600 in New Jersey
Lottery No. 81 drawn 18th inst, SOLD By Turpin,
and paid at his office on Wednesday last.
Splendid Scheme TO be drawn 9th April, con-
tanning Prizes amounting 10 upwards OF ONE
MILLION OF dollars.
Alexandra Lottery, No. a.
Capital Prizes: 100000, 10000, ll,O65
9 prizes OF $4,000 10 prizes OF 81 500
2 5000 20 300
3 5000 90 900
And others Of $780, 400 800, &c, &C., amounting
TO Si,l79,176
70 No. Lottery, Is drawn ballots
Tickets 800, halves 10, quarters 5, eighihs 50.
Certificates Of Packages Of % whole tickets $3.50,
halves, quarters and Fights in proportion.
g.T Or1ers for Tickets in the above scheme.
and all others advertised b. Messrs J. G. Gre.
CORY s; Co., will receive prompt attention, and
drawings forwarded as soon as received
Tickets in smaller Lotteries, Capitals ranging
from 10 100000 which are drawing daily, for
sale in Packages or single wholes halves or
quarters, at
W. P. TURPIN'S OFFICE.
March q No. l0i East Main street.
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NTOTICE-We, the undersigned, hereby give
IN notice 10 the public, that we have revoked
the powers OF Mr. Wieman Thomas, as our agent,
for making sales ofour lands lying in the West
ern parts Of Virginia, and that We will not per-
form or ra,ify in any way, any sale or contract for
the sale or any conveyance which may be made
or executed by The said Thomas, as agent, a'any
time after this day, in respect 10. or of any ofour
said lands. And we forbid payment OF the whole
or any part OF any money agreed to be paid 10 the
said Thomas Tor the purchase of any lands sold
hy him as our agent, and shall contest the validity
Of any deed mol upon record at this date.
CHARLES F. OSBORNE,
WILLIAM GRAY.
Richmond March 10 lSl5-clm
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

THIS establishment is being thoroughly re-
i paired and PAINTED Board per day 81 IS;
yer week $40. The proprietor takes this oppor-
;oniiy 10 return bis thanks 10 his customers for
their liberal support and will endearor 10 meri,
their future appreciation.
FREDERICK BOYDEN.
March o2-cIm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-28
A CARD.

NTRS. WELLINGTON, grateful for past pa
lll tronage, would inform her friends and the
public generally, that in addition 10 her Day
School which is still continued she will give in
s,ruction 10 Young Ladies in The various branch
es OF NEEDLE-WO RK,-viz: Embroidery,
Bead and Worsted Work, both raised and fiat
Also, Drawing and Painting in water coiors, sPe-
cimens of which can be seen BY calling al her
room few doors below The Union Hotel, Oh the
opposite side of The street
Lessons 10 commence on Tuesday next, The Isl
of April, at 4 O'clock, P. NJ.
March 2.-2,+