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NOTICE.
r KENTUCKY LAND OWNERS.

NOTICE.
TO NONRESIDENT LAND WNERS.
THE subscriber, having taken charge OF the interests
L uf several Estates IN Kentucky, has removed Ia
Frankfort, from Culpeprr county, Va. Tie tenders his
services to such persons as have Interests ~ lands ~
Kentucky, which are likely 10 he lost, for non payment
Of taxes, or neglect in 0llirr respects a large pnii.u
Of these lands will he sold In January next. nnles. ir.
deemed before that time. Further delay may b. fatal Ia
the interests Uf The ~riehtful owners. The subscriber
will also attend 10 the collection of debts due ~ ihis
State, and has made arrangements for the recovery nf
claims for land or money from The General Government
or State Of Virginia, and pledges himself 4" 4 dllsrht
and faithful discharge Of al. trusts cnnhded 10 hun.
Having been actively engaged IN business lot several
yeacs, in his native county of Cm'prper, he refers I" The
Judge and Justices of the Courts, the memhe;s q! the
Bar. and the citizens generally, for any assurance y hich
strangers may desire. that any business placed III h,
hands will be attended 10 with p,ompinesS aud fidelity.
Letters should tr addressed to him, ut Frankfort. Ky,
and will be- answered a. soon as received.
If The owners of lands prefer 10 pay 4 portion Of them
for their redemption, such arrangements may probably
be made rs will be mutually satisfactory.
lie has made arrangements with Mr.. THOMAS
GREEN, of Richmond, Va for assistance in pro ecut
ing claims upon The Governmirtl, ana for obtaining
agencies generally.
Reference is made 10 him; also, 10 Gen. Bernard Pey-
Ton and Hon. John NJ. Patton, Of said city, for infliirr
information respecting the subscriber:
E0RGE MASON GREEN
Frankfort. XIV, Nov %, iSiI.-c3m
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SIX PRIZES OF TEN THOUSAND
n0[I.ARSt

NOW, gentlemen, you have a rare re. chance aisy,u 10
Ies viii le drawn-,he six leading
va .nn mn Zach With one ticket you have
RVS D srC'y a, OOOO-and. with six tickets,
I'm ~ nav gel The splendid sum Of SiAii
THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Tickeis only $40. a Certificate o. a pasHass
Il Whole Tickets will be sent Tor Si3O. rledse
= "no'e J. F. WORD,
actress Richmond.
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Negroes ami si0cH H1oraasc.

Al LII ION.
WILL be sold al Clifton, an the 18Th day O;
w December, 1915, il iair, il noi, tie first tar
day thereafter, about2 - or 50 Valuable Nesroes,
about hall the number plantation hands. Also,
the crop OF Corn, say 200 or 800 barrels, Fodder.
&c: all the stock Of Cattle ana Sheep, boih Of fire
breeds; some horses, wagons, cars, p!oushs, ami
all oihes plantation utensils. Terms cash.
The sale VIII commence al III o'clock.
J. K. HARRISON,
Execnirix o! c. II. Harrison.
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PRESENTS FOR CHRISTMAS.
O. m nun n1It,r ,nab I

Alexandria Lottery, Class Is, 10 be drawn at
Alexandria, y. c.. Saturday, December 70. Ca
piIals: & prizes Of $4,000, 25 of 900, 81 Of 100,
200 Of 200, &c, &c. Tickets so. Certificate
OF a package OF p Tickets $3.50.
\ New YsAR's GIFT.
3.5,29i Dollars
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 40, 10 be drawn al
Alexandra, d. c., Saturday, December 81. Ca
pilals: S35,29l, 10000, 5000, 5000, IS Of LOCO,
&c. Tickets so. A certificate OF a package
costs Sll0-Shares in proportion.
Orders Tor Tickets, received feeo Of Postage and
attended 10 by return mail. Drawings forwarded
when requested, a soon as received. For small
Ter schemes, see daily advertisement. Address
Nov. % w. u. TURPIN
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Few Thomas &c. T'aEiagerro.
NEGROES

INF'IIAoEN.
Will be sold, This inorninc, al 10 o'clock.
one Negro Man - years olt. two Nrsro Boys
II ami - years Old. art one iii! u va : Cd
1'ilOS. III VALlArEERO.
Dec. IL Auctiuie.r.
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CREATIONS OFFICE, No. 5 South l4,h
- Street.
Let a!lthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia Lottery, Glass Al,
Dec l2:
a Al SO % 50 o. 48 II 10 SO Al Q
Hall Ticket Nos. . 50 IA, do. 10 80 80, do.
9 IS a, do. 10 % al, four more prizes in one
Lottery, sold and paid by STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Glass AZ,
Dec. 18th:
80 10 4 60 10 50 81 8 II - II so 40
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg Lottery, Glass Al,
Dec. 18th:
5 6S IS 81 II 80 IA IS Is 10 30 60
Dec. lC
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New Boarding House.

MFRS. WARRELL is prepared 10 accommo-
1tl dale families, memberS of The Legislature,
or day b%oarders, al her house over DR.. Hudson's
office, No. 2l7, Main Street.
To members Of The Legislature and day board
ers her location is very convenient, ana she will
use every effort 10 accommodate them in the best
style. Dec. l0--Gid'
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MFR. BRYANT, PoRTRAir PAINTER and DA-
1Pl ouERREorYPlsr, respectfully announces 10
The citizens Of Richmond and vicinity, that he
has taken rooms over The Dry Goods Store Of
Messrs. Thomas X Price & Co, 50 Main s.,
where specimens Of his unrivalled Dasuerrcolypc
Pictures may be seen.
g-,4r Ladies and Gentlemen are invited 10 cali.
n,c iO-J2m
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VACANT ROOMS-BOARDlNG.
THE MISSES MURRAY ION 7lh street,
i between Franklin and Grace notify Mem
bers OF The Legislature and others, that several Of
their rooms were vacated this morning. They
will be pleased TO receive early application.
Dec. l3-2l
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

yyyfI.t. he paid Tor The apprehension and delivery IT
w my Negro Man EDW ARD, whu ran awav IN 40
vrubcr, 1911. lie IS between - and 81 years uli, stout
aud muscular, ana IN stature rather lower than oftinafy.
lie has 4 dark. smolir SKIN, "ih 4 f.l bush; hc.d NJ
hair, and good counteuancr. liz cirri.d win han a
Roundabout aud Panialoon- u: C.r.y t1r.iroi. .nu"e
what worn. purchased HIM IN Richmond hhosf toar
years aga, of q Mr.. Thomas Williams, she rrcpggf
hm from Washington f;iy, 10 which place IT. rNirs-ri
4 desire Ia return. and III ,nr ncigbhnrDooI IL vNirnI
was raised. and has reaiiDns. ia has no ionti pa
curei fcer papers. ami j, probably passing ny u" nam"
1t BOWMAN, amd | have some rrrsnn II suIp E, th.t
hr escaped from IN. county by The AID OF thr boss, fI.i-
ming Gauistar and Roanoke Rivers.
1HDMAS JOHNSON.
Mului LauLcI IIaL.fln Nirn,nla No u-nm Lnl.
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JTANTED-By a young man from The coun-
w try, a situation in some Dry Goods store;
has had three or four years experience a, the
business. Good recommendations can be given.
Address A. H., Amelia c.. H., Virginia.
Dec. li-GlGs
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nnpSE TO LEND.

A gentleman residing in The city mas
~ No. / Riding Horse, which ne ~o4lu
~ lend 10 any person who would ,aSt
---- care a him until the Isl OF April; 'oio'
sl ,o,r o. GEORGE W. TOLER;
~ ID Agent and Collector, Isles NV
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4 YOUNG MAN, u native of virginia, formerly a
N member OF the Junipr Glass of Hamilton Literary
and Theological Institute. New Nmk, offers his services
as a teacher the following year. lie proposes TO give IN
s,ructicn i'll the branches commonly taught IN our CON-
man schools; together with The Latin and Greek Ian
guages, and The Mathematics. Address-R. ii. Land,
Liitle,own, Sussex county, Virginia.
lac lE-clr
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nan INV ORLEANS.

FOR NEW UhIEEtNS' -, -,
~ PacSst-T" san p%osifirsiy on nc 1om m~.
The superior regular packet oalque
ta-A > ,'c"IHpI.6R. Capt Horton, will sail as
- E,r freight, cabin or Storage pas
a.ss' ,r;ns elssan, accommodations: Apply
sag "e'""7 HASKINS s. LIBBY,
On p'a''' JAS. FISHERS SONS,
:, ar WM. ROWLETT.
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SABBATH coNvENTloSIThs
i, Convention. bv adjournment, Will meet
~. lorning, at II o'clock, in The Lee Wnr.
: - :, Panls Church, (Rev. MI. Nor
',''' corner oil Grace and Ninth streets.
"og" 60, The Secretaries.
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4

THE subscriber intends opening Il School, NJ hIs ~
L sidrncr. the rn,ning year, AMI wnGli hr clad -
yet 81 or eight pulii- Ia hoard ~ his family. Ta- -its
alton Is healthy, aud of cay arr'-- ,. NJ "hi'n three
hundred yard- Of the Richmond nnd Ff"d-ncn. Ia !
Railroad, fourteen miles from The former place. ~" lg-
had several years experience in teaching. and pledges
himself 10 use Every Effort Tor the Advancement oi The
pupils committed Ia ln- charge. and IN pay strrl aiisG-
ton Ia thor health, comfort, and m0Ill drp"frmsnt =
The School viii commence III. 18Th Of January next,
and terminate Tie 18Th Of December following. wtG a
recess Il one month IN summer aud the cou,,e - IN
sirletioD wi.i embrace the hTnnches ,snaiiy taugsi ia
u good English School, and a thoIoI2h course VI Latin.
Tsas.. For Beard, inclndiag washing and lodging,
and milton IN English, 500, Tor instruction IN Lam, Al
additional sum al SO. On- bali Of the shove sums " III
be required on The 1T Iuly, and tbs residue al The end
of line scholastic year.
Address Goodall's +. o., Hanover.
PETER W. BROWN.
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LOTTERIES.
w Turpin's Lolaerye Office
MO. IUs Nam Slr.cf, Richmond, TosMlo.-
CAPITALS FOR DECEMBER, 1915.

AT the close OF the year, TURPlN presents 10
his old friends and patrons another Grand Array
oil Schemes, 10 be drawn in the month Of Decem.
Der, which will be found 10 be well worthy The Al
tenliOn OF those who wish 10 realize a handsome
fortune al a trifing Ii>k. And his OEce being
now the established "IIome Of Madame For
lune," lin proof of which he will merely say,
that since Isl March last, he has distributed 10 il,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-16

The annual meeting Of he Stockholders Of
The Manchester Cotton and Wool Maunlac'n-
ring Company will be held Al HE Exchange
Hotel on Saturday, the 9Th inst, al = o'clock,
y Al Dec l5-eobI
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ITCTiG. .-.Es:-
By .Vannes e.. a.ymcn. Auc.'r

d. 600 OF STOCK AT AL TICE.
OJ.[OO VII &c sold, On Ilescav mex
10 Ii inst. at Il O'Clock in The evening, at ibc rs
change Ilolcl, s., 300 OF six rer cent. Stock S'a'r
Of Virginia, ard - shares II stock - ne BAL.
ol Virginia. JAS. II. LYNCH
Dec Io-sniiS
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AN IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Brooks, Bell a. Hudson,

CONTEMPLATE moving into their new and spacious
~ Store. N the Eagle Square, by the commence
ment Of Spring. and as they intend Then TO offer their
friends strong inducements To continue their PATRONAGE,
al their new place of business, they have determined 10
commence thus early selling oil their cut goods nj re-
duced prices. so rs 10 make room for n large stock OF new
goods Tor TIC Spring trade. They have but recently re-.
ceived their srcond supply Of FALL \ WINTER
GOODS which makrs their assortment III IicseEt
equal To any in The CITY. They have now in store many
elegant DRESS GOODS, PRINTS, CASSlMEREs, &c,
a fair profit lower than The same styles were sold Tor III
the early plri OF the season. They ask particular al
t.ntion Ia the following Goods, viz
Large stock Of French, English aud American Bian,
ke,s; 1--WE purchase between four and five thousand
Blankets, at unusually low prices, and Will sell them a
bargain :, French and English Cloths and Cassiiieres;
veivets, restings, plain and fancy Silks, from one 10
four dollars per yard: shaded Cashmercs aud De Laines;
new style ClnaSinas; Gala plaids for Dresses; whiie and
scarlet Flannels, frnm - cents 10 the finest; real nom
shrinking Welsh FlanneiS; fine silk warp L.ustres ana
Orleans Cloths; Damask Table Cloths, from 81 Ia 81;
Linen and Cotton Shceting, fron | 10 3 yards wide;
Silk, Cashmere and Cotton Hosiery; superior Embroidet-
ed Grape, Cashmere aud Tlibet Slawls; new style
white Thibet Shawls, richly embroidered; Crimson and
scarlet Grape Searts; Embroidery, Laces, Edgings, HI,
bands; blue, crimson and drab worsted Damask, worsted
and cotton ftinees; large stock bleached aud brown
Shirtings and Sheeiinss; uznabnres. Penlleniiary
Jeans, Mallory Gable Kerseys, and other heavy goods for
servants wear. Dec l6-c3t
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WIN. P. TURPIN'S OFFICE, No. lOs,
w East Main street, near the Union Hotel.
For this Mornine.-Capitals 10000 dollars,
10000, 5000, 10 Of 1000, &c.-7S Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets 5dollars-shares in proportion.
For this Evening 5000 dollars, 1000, l,4OO.
1900. 1886, LOO, 5of 1000, &c.-75 Nos, Ii
Grawn. Tickets 2 dollars and so c~enls-shales
in proportion.
IYRPIN is sill ahead!
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, No. 292, Ex-
ira, drawn Monday, December Slh, 1915.
Z 90 81 % 55 Il 6 II 80 80 &c 3.
Ticket Nos. ! 81 SO, the Capital Prize OF
10000 dollars, sold and paid 10 a citizen Of Rich
mond also Nos. II &c "A, 100 dollars, both
sold and paid at sight by that ever lucky vender,
w. p. TURPlN.
Drawing Of Mononsalia Lottery. No. al:
"a A so Is 50 e. is IL 10 SIS Al ..
Ticket Nos. 9 3S Al, the fifth Capital Prize Of
300 dollars sold and paid by TURPlN.
Dec. Is
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Nl'rII'i.'

IN pursuance Of the provisions Of a deed rf Tmst,
! executed 10 n- 10y Charles H.. Moss, on the 10Th 30.
yemhrr, 1850, aud iniy admitted t. record hy Essen
County Court, we >l,ll, on the lMh day of February.
1916. or on the next fair day thereafter, should the lUth
he unfit. on the premises, offer At public auction. for
cash. all The richt, lille, interest and estate Of The said
Charles u. Mts = in a Tract Of Land in The county of
Essex. called Pigeon Hill, late the property OF William
Fisher, deceased.
Tlir interest Of the said C.. 3. Moss i, that which he
acquired by virtue Of his marriage with Ann L., the WI
dow of the sad Wm. Fisher, and Is tAa' waich was as-
signed Ia her a dover IN tir aid tract III land. II in
clndes the dwelling housr, new, and built of brick,
kitchen, stables, gardens and orchards
The situation il high, aud comm inJing a full view Of
The village Of Experimentation one aud a half
miles iIsiant-as we'll a The river. ana n large tract Of
country. JOHN a. FARMER. T,nSn.s
Drc. la-ctds ". a. WRIGHT,
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SALES CELEBRATED MAIDSTONE FOR
SALE

THIS celebrated Stone, 4 neyer-failing pre-
i ventiye o. HydroPhobia, and an %cftectnal
cure for The bites oil enormous snakes, spiders,
&c, is offered for sale privately By the subscriber.
It is believed that money can be invested in no
more profitable manner than in the purchase Of
this Stone, as ii may now be bought for one.half
Of the amount il has yielded in one year 10 lis
former proprieto,s. Ii not SOLD privately before
that lime, ii vii! be sold at public auction on The
81 MONDAY in January, 1916, Chat being
Caroline Cour, day,) al The Bowling Green, Tie
county seat OF Caroline county.
TERMs-Sis months credit, the purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security.
A. BROADDUS, Jf, Agent
Nov. d-c,ds for Samuel Anderson
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FOR HIRl;

NEGROES FOR HIRE.
THE undersigned. as Administrator of Joseph Shell
4 ion. deceased, will. on the lst day OF January next,
if fair. if not, The neat fair day thereafter, al Shrllon'S
x Roads. in the county Of Louisa, proceed IL hiie, Tor
The year 1876, the Slaves belonging 10 said Estate, row
in his charge. They amour, IN ahunt sixty IN number
AMI consist of men, women. boys and girls.
TERMS.-Bond with satisfactory security, will be
required previous To 4 delivery of the property.
w :. FOWLER, Administrators.
Louisa. Dec. IL, lSi5-cvtd
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Besides an extraordinary large number Of other
prizes, in amounts OF from 600 10 100 d%o'lar~,) he
expects this month 10 distribute more literally
than ever the iavors bestowed by "IIer Lady
ship" upon those who palronisc her newly e>iab-
lished h~ome-Turpin's Prize Office. So, let those
who wish 10 share in The distribution for this
month, forward their orders, without delay, adj
dressed 10 w. p. TURPIN,
picbuopJ VI
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The D e w e SIS,

ON Tuesday Evening. December 10TH
Win be performed, for the first time in this city
the Drama of
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BENEFIT OF MR.. BRANDON.

VINO will appear in THREE NEW DANCES.
BENEFIT OF MR.. BRANDON.
on Tuesday Evening. December 16th'
Win le performed, for the first time in this city
The Drama OF
The D w IS,
or, THE COUNCIL or CONSTANCE.
TAKEN rom events during The Persecution OF 1.-THE
Jews BY The Papal See.
Ele.z,r (;he Jew.) Mr.. Brandon.
i.eo:o!d. Grierson.
Jack Forester, Forrest.
Rachel, (,he Jewess,) Mrs. Potter.
Dlring the piece. a GRAND PAS De DErx, by
Miss TUtNBULL and Mr.. GOODWIN.
Ms JULIA TURNBULL will also dance
LA TRAN G l. Z.
T. be followed by the Historical Drama Of
The Lady Of the Lake!
Roderica Dhu, MIR. Brandon.
tilzIanes, Grierson.
Douglass, Dawes.
Ellen, Mrs. Forrest.
Miss JULIA TURNBULLwil l then appear and
dance La GRACIOUS,
Which will conclude The evenings entertain
= For Particulars, see small bills.
Boxes IS cts; Pit so cts; Colored Gallery
- cents. Dec. l6
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DIVIDEND.

DIVIDEND.
TIME Board Of Directors Of the Manchester
l. Cotton and Wool Manufacturing Company
have declared a dividend OF nine per cent, pay
able at my office on and after The 18th inst.
ALFRED II. HARRIS,
Agent OF The Company.
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fEiEA ". bhD'
Hanover, Or. %, lsi5.-cwtJan.l

IN Hanover County Cou. 4, Ucobsr 26.h, i-i5:
! On th- motion 81 aafy VI Muncus end Ellrn 2?
Mnncus, TWO ot the h.ifs and Distributes of Ff4nci-
Mnncus, deceased. who has been dead mo E than Two
years, II IL Ordered, t'ha, I'll person. ..ho have claim,
against the Estate Of the sail deceased do present 'brn,
10 John p. G. Brown. Administrator If Francia Mnncus.
deceased, for settlement, IN o. before The Januas, tenn
Of this Court; and that a copy of This or:er De published
In the Richmond Enquirer for eight weeks sncre- aivtiy.
and posted up al the from: door Of the Court hoase CT
this county for Iwo several Court days.
a ~copy-T-str,
Nov. li-ewsw WM. q. WINaTON. g. IL. c.
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TREEk COMPANY.-A meeting of the
~ Stockholders of the above Company will be
held on Saturday, the both instant, a, Ii o'clock,
A. NJ, al the Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
BY order OF The PRESIDENT.
Dec. 3-dtd
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L III h E !.

Last night OF the engagement OF
MISS JULIA TURNBULL,
VINO viii appear in THREE NEW DANCES.
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FRANKLIN HOTEL-LyNcnEuRG, VIRGINIA.
a THIS well known Establishment, situated
80 on the Main street, IL fof rent fur one % more
E-.,m years. The House contains So bed rooms, .
lk.-pariors, bar roam and Office, and other ronve
niences necessary for lhr conduct OF a large buSinrss
On The premises there Is an Ice House, Canil2e House,
and a good We'll Of Water; and besides, the har room
aud yard are we'll supplied with wafer from The Water
Works. There Is stable room fur - horses, and ample
room Tor putting away pravcEdet. Possession can he
md on the lst day Of February next. For rrrnis apply 10
Nov 2S-cwiw j. VI. WARWICK
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DLASTER, ground and c%alcined, Tor sale
l. by DAVENPORT, ALLEN co.
Dec. 6
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Tickcls 80; Halves 5; UnaTiefS ! 80.
Certificates ul packag 5 Of % Wholes, 5Il0
DO. DO. IS Halves, 20
DO. do. 26 Qnarlcrs, -
-. Orders for tickets and shares and Cerliii-
Gales u packages in lie above splendid Lolteri'S
will receive the most prompt, attention., anj an
o:icia! accoui. Of each drawing will be sem 10 all
who order from US. Address
J. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Nov. 27-2awl&c Richmond, Virginia.
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uOYT'S PRIZE OFFlCE.-Drawing OF
IL Nononaalia Lottery, Class Al:
Il "A so % SO 81 As IL 10 IS Al 9
Ticket Nos. 9 10 4i-another Capital sold and
paid BY lIOYT.
Alexandria Extra, Glass 200:
; : Is SO 20 SO 81 81 i2 GO 10 Al % 60 3
Alexandria, Glass A.:
80 20 1 GO IS 81 6l 8 Il 30 ~ 80 ~
Nos. Is Il 80, and 80 80 GS-two more Ca
Yi,als sold in yesterdays Lottery BY
HOYT.
To day-Sl2,0O0 Capital. The drawing re-
ceived bv The Northern mail. Tickets S3-lor
sale until ii o'clock al
IlOYT'S OFFICE,
Dec. lG No. 3 Exchange.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
.oRr OF RICH D.
=, Wafer this day, a, 81 o'clock, P. NJ.

tt-h
ARRIVED,
-, Sidney. Montgomery, Auakapas' sugar
hIs aS.es. 10 Dunlop, Moncure q 20.
'oi ~ Wanda, Richardson, Salem p'as'ei .
RanSln wm' Wright, Weldon, New York.
S'a. ro.. Phillips, Baltimore.
S'm' Wm. w. Wyer, Adams, Boston.
I'M I'm Lagrange, Crowell, Philadelphia.
SAILED,
a,,,s,us S. Johnson, Rogers. New loth'
svn. New York. Allison, Baltimore.
80 baltimore, Phillips, Norfolk
fountain, Wellshy, Boston.
~ N,s.ouri. Carmine, Baltimore.
nrI ow-schr. Lagrange, Fasse't, from Phi
aj,lphia. .
80 ORLEANS. Dec. 3.-Arrived, barque
NV ponsh from Norfolk and Richmond;
Pa9"lI, Nlaanet. Burgess, from Richmond.
NORFOLK, Dec. l2-ArriVe1' sIni' n.y.
snmons, Small, from Boston; ana sem p p
NV: Yeaton, from Portsmouth, .h'-oo ~"
srot 10 Richmond. a arr;vsd scbr
2pyIilLADELPHIA. Dec. lo;-AfI,veS, senI'
marine Amanda, Bradbury, from nt &c ams.
IMPORT, Dec. l0.-Arriseu' ss"i'
r,;.hee from Boston, for Richmono, 49,
4 MI MES HOLE, Dec. ll.-oa'ieo' sem
WAN l9I Dec. 9-Arrivcd, schr. Age
y, Hrrr;ck, from Richmond. So a.
Ia IirTr11NORE, Dec. l4lh.-Arrivea' pig ~,
bALi picbmona, Smith, u days rom NEW
sans, W AMI schr. Oregon, Padden, liae ApPiei,
Oceans .a WAS lost overheard, on the outward
sa'h' XII Oct.1 from Port SPAN, lrihioau.
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j. q. asrecerY 4, &c.

MANAGERS, NO. lOl, MliN &THEET,
w. R!CHH0\D, Ivgtaa.
Ticket (Sharel Nos. II e., the Capital Prize
81 5lu,O0o in Alexandria Lottery. :.f2. Extra,
drawn : Ii December, was Sent h lhi, O.iite. and
sold ~ ". +. Tufpin, yrnle!, Richmond, Va.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FO& DECEM-
Der.
$4,000, in { Prize. 81 10000 pJliafs.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Class No. Is,
ior ISIS, 10 be drawn in Alexandria, u. &. On
Saturday, December 20.
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..,.,oi Dullo,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class H., loi
lSi5. 10 be drawn in Alexandra, -. e., on Sa
,urday, December 9Th.
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Is No. Lottery. Is drawn haIlu

- .NU' AUWcIJi 7" HIH"I II 'IIIUtN'
Tickets $40, halves ;, quarters > 80.
Certificates Of packages OF y WhoIc>, $50 90
DO. H.. - Halves, 10 60
Do. do. y Quarters, - 81
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

COMMISSION BUSINESS.
TIME subscriber has This day formed aco-part-
i nership with MIR. MUNROE w. JONES,
Of Buckingham county. The business WIN IN
future be conducted under the firm of DlBRELL
Jones. They will make liberal a~dvaltcson
produce in hand. Office on l2ih streci, near
Gallego Mills. K. II. L. DibkELL.
Oci. 9-d&cit
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Nov. li-cw5w WIZ. .. wINaToN, c. IL. c.
FRENCH WINES

TINE subscriber has received direc, from
i France Clarets, Champaisnes, Chamrertin
s. Wermou,h Wines, Of superior quality, and
various brands, all Of which he warrants genu-
inc, and offers them for sale at III Aeretc p,ices.
Oct. 23-2aw2m CHAS. F. OSBORNE.
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Daring the piece. a GRAND PAS De DErx, by
Miss TUl.NBULL and Mr.. GOODWIN.