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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-06
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Ecbrunry LII Is1S


February 1st, 1915.
AT No. 50 WEST MAIN STREET,
Boo,s, Shoes. Trunks, Lcotter, Carpet Bags, Sc
Wholesale and Retail.
n BURLINGTON takes this occasion Ia
-. inform his town and country friends and
the public generally, that he has now on hand a
large and well assorted stock OF Boots, Shoes
Trunks, Leather, Carpet Bags, &c, which he OF.
ters at wholesale and retail, al very low prices;
for cash or approved paper. His arrangements
with The Northern and Eastern manufacturers
are such as will enable him to keep, at all times
an assortment of the best and most fashionable
goods, and 10 sell them at such prices as shall be
satisfactory to the buyer. He solicits call from
all in want OF cheap goods. Amongst his as
sortment are, viz
Ladies very superior French Morocco walking
Shoes and Observation-Disclosures
Ladies' very superior French morocco slippers
McCurdy's
Ladies very superior French morocco slippers
Ryan's
Ladies very superior French morocco and kid
walking shoes-Ryans and others
Ladies fine morocco and kid slippers, all prices
Ladies fine seal, calfskin and leather Shoes
Do white kid and satin slippers, very superior
Do. superior bronze morocco slippers, very
handsome
Ladies' coored morocco slippers, handsome ana
cheap
Ladies' superior wadded and silk buskns
Do. gaiter boots, half CATERS and gaiter bus
kins
Gentlemen's superior wafer proof and dress
boots. Miles & Sons
Gentlemen's superior water proof and dress
Shoes Miles 4 Sons
Gentlemen'S superior channel shoes city made
In En,p ott III n h,
Do. do. wafer proof boots, only IS
Do. do. do. shoes only g
Mems pesgcd and sewed boots, low-priced and
cheap
Mems pegged and sewed boots thick, for aborers
Do thick peysed and sewed brosans, all prices
Do lined and bound do do. do.
Women's leather, peggged and sewed boots, cheap
Do do. do. do shoes do
Do fine leather shoes and buskins do
Misses fine morocco and goalskin booees
Do. dc. leather boolees and buskns
Do. do morocco, goat and sealskin shoes and
buskns
Misses fine bronze and black morocco slippers
Boys fine calf skin, kip and thick boots
Do do. do. do. do. brogans
Chldrens fine calf skin boots
Do. do. leather boolccs and shoes, weed
and pump soles
Chldren's fine morocco booiees, anclle ties and
buskns
Infants very handsome button and tie boots.
Also,
Mems and boys Richmond made brogucs.
Also,
Leather Travelling Trunks, superior and low
priced; Carpet Bags Sole Leather, assorted
Calskins Brides and Maringales; Wagon
Whips; Cap and Letter Paper, Wrapping do
Backing &C., &c.
DAVID BURLINGTON,
Feb. 3 No. IS West Main ST.
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!. BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS. n

THE cheapest Boots and Shoes ever offered
i for cash are now selling atthe sign ofthe Big
Black Boot, No 40, Main Street, below the Bell
Tavern, opposite side. Invite all to come and
try l keep on hand ladies' thick soled Walking
Shoes, very fine; do. Slippers; gentlemen's fine
Boots and Shoes, a good article, and very cheap;
servants Shoes in large quantity, by the dozen or
pair, and very cheap, from 62s cents 10 81. As |
am determined 10 sell for The nimble sixpence in
preference 10 the slow shilling it will be my ruetu
Black Boot. Don't forget the number, 40, Main
street, below the Bell Tavern. opposite side.
Nov. a7-tf JOHN FITZGERALD.
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NEW TIN, SHEET IRON AND STOVE

NEW TIN, SHEET IRON AND STOVE
ESTABLISHMENT
TINE subscriber having commenced the Tin,
i Sheet Iron, and Stove business, is prepared
10 receive orders for any work in his line Fa-
miles will always find a good assortment OF
housekeeping articles at his store.
Merchants from the country are informed
that his assortment will be extensive and every
way worthy OF their attention.
Roofing, Spou!ng and all other kinds OF JOB
work done at short notice, and in the best man.
ner
Browns celebrated Patent Counter, Balance
and Platform Scales always on hand.
CHARLES D. YALE,
l2S West Main ST.,
Opposite Of Eagle Hotel Rims.
Dec 04-c2aW3m
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nRH. D. TALLAFERRO, having resigned
- his commission in the U. s. Navy, with the
intention of residing in Richmond, respectfully
offers his professional services TO The public.
Ofice, the corner Of Franklin and Governor
Streets Residence on East Grace street, opposite
the Old Church Jan. S-soE
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THE AYsHIRE BULL, SUSSEX,


THIS fine animal, (now 30 months old) ] am
i disposed to farm for another year, if can
succeed in getting by subscription 80 cows al SlU
each, which will alone enable me 10 do 20.
therefore give notice 10 those who may be disposed
10 send cows, that they can notify me oflher wish
10 DO 80, at any time between this and the l0ll
day oil March next; al which time iiihc nnmttr
should moi reach thirty, the Bull will be sent 10
the upper country, under conditional contract
made with bis owner.
OF the value of this remarkable animal, ]
need only 10 refer 10 ny advertisement OF he
last year, ard TO this additional fact that out OF
the limited number Of Cows sent TO him las,
Spring. (amounling TO some 2o.) the owners OF
severa OF them have refused The price Of $50 Tor
the Calves at the age Of six weeks. Those who
wish to send their Cows will address TO me al
Bacons Quarter Branch near Richmond, where
The Bull can be seen in fine health and condition.
= JOHN GODDIN.
P s. The best attention will be given to al
Cows sen, 10 the Bu-lhey will be kept in good
and safe lots for any length OF time that may be
desirable, and led upon the most reasonable terms.
Jan 3i-2awt Nh 10 J. G.
TONSUMPTION !--CONSUMPTION =
" DR.. SwAYSE's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry, for coughs, colds, consumption, difficulty
OF breathing, pain and soreness OF the breast asih-
ma, whoopng cough, bronchitis-in short all
diseases that indicate or would be likely 10 lead
to consumption. Those who have used this medi-
cine need no, be told ofits virues-as sale fam
lily medicine none has equalledt. Very pleasant
in lis taste, and, from its strengthening properties,
it is very much sought after BY those whose ner-
vous system has been impaired tickling or rails
ing in the throat, &c, to strengthen and clear tne
voice and throat. Public speakers have found it
an admirable remedy. When calomel has been
too freely used, this medicine will prevent its evil
effects and repair the hillary functions.
To be had genuine Of P. JOHNSTON,
Sole Agent, Richmond, Va.
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NEW MUSIC.-P. II. TAYLOR has just re-
IN ceived a supply Of New Music, among
which are the following
SONGS FOR THE PIANO:
Ole Ball and Ole Dan Tucker-conic
Gwine A long Down-comic
think OF thee when Winter binds, &c.
Dear Father smile upon your child
Be kind 10 each other
The Home bound Whaeman
With silent care and grief suppressed
Oh! let me gaze upon those eyes, my Mother!
Dandy Jim from Caroline.
WALTZES.
Les Boris du Rhin, grand valse, BY Hunten
The Elizabeth Waltz; The Eleanor do.
l. Allegro, Waltz; The Eoian Waltz
Lambert Simnel Waltz, by Burgmuller
MARCHES, &c.-The Gipsey's March, from
the opera of The Bohemian Girl" Newton
ouckstep BelissTio do; Edinburgh do kee ne
Lncy Neal Quickstep Old Dan Tucker Quick
step. MoSiC olUhE,
jan.2l Opposite the Banks.
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LAND FOR SALE

TIME subscriber offers for sale his farm in the
i county of Hanover. This farm lies imme-
diately on the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Railroad, IA miles from the former place, con-
tans about 262 acres. twoihrds in wood, and
the remainder in cultivation, and has upon it all
necessary out houses. and timber enough, ii is
believed, 10 pay The price asked for il. Two
hundred acres more, Immediately contiguous 10
the above and having upon it a small dwelling
and necessary out houses mostly new, can also
be purchased if desired and the two tracts would
make most desirable farm. For information
as 10 terms, &c. apply TO Jesse VIM, or 7. W.
Brown living near The premises.
Jan 22-wif JOHN J. WlNN.
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gr Whis will please copy.
THOMAS R. JONES,


Al The Exchange Reading Room,
OFFERS his services 10 the public as General
" Agent and Collector. He will also attend to
obtaining subscriptions for Magazines Periodi-
Gals, Quarlerles and Daily Papers Refer TO The
following named gentlemen:
A. Stevens Nathaniel DENLY, e. A: Huniey,
James r. Bridges, Lewis Webb, Or. L. Fl. Car
michael, R. w. Mcclellan, Hall Nelson. D; M.
Puliam, at R. r. Feb.6-St
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SILVER MEDAL

A WARDED by the Franklin Institute, Phila-
n delphia, and American Institute, New York,
for
Improved DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENEssES
Taken by Van Loan and Refer.
ITRooms at the Mansion House, No. 35, Main
Street, a short distance below the Bell Tavern,
Opposite side,) Richmond, Va.
Miniatures Of all sizes taken, and colored, if
requested, in clear, cloudy or rainy weather.
Instructions given in the Art, and Apparatus
of the most approved kind furnished on reasona-
BILE terms. Chemicals and polishing substances
for sale.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and
examine specimens.
Open at 8 o'clock, A. NJ. Jan. i5-u
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MAR RACES.

Married, on the 22d January, by the Rev. Fran
els S. Mcclure, Mr.. JESSE F osLiS, 10 Miss Ga
RA JANE daughter OF MIR. George B. Green both
Of Mecklenburg county, Va.
Married, on Wednesday, the 22d JAM, by the
Rev. Philip Courtney, Mr.. WM Nelson of New.
ark, N j., TO Miss Susan HuGHEs, oflhis city.
Married in King & Queen county, on We'd
nesday the 25lh December, by the Rev Richard
A. Christian of Miadesex, DR.. Jonx S. TRIBE
of Essex, TO Miss EMEliNE CHRISTIAN, Of King
s. Queen county, Va
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Tickets $40, halves >, quareTss %. I'LL
6ca,es Of Packages of 26 whole Tickets Sl4o,
&c halves 70, DC quarters IS.
ar Orders for Tickets. and Shares, and Certi-
6cates Of Packages in the above splendid Lotto.
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account OF each drawing will be sent, when
reouesed 10 all who may order Tickets from US.
]. G. GREGORY & CO.,
Ian d Managers. Richmond, Va.
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GROUND PLASTER.
MARINERS purchasing Taliaferros ground
i plaster can be certain Of getting fresh ar,i-
Gle, ground in The City OF Richmond and OF the
bes, quality. Fl. 7. s. Z. s. TALIAFERRo.
References Messrs. VIM. Anderson Co.,
Workman & McGruder, John a. Lancaster &
ca Jan. l3-cw6w
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS, GRIsT

SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS, GRIST
AND SAW MILLS, &c.
TN pursuance of three several Deeds Of Trust,
i made by the late VIM. G. Elan and wife, and
Of another by James H. Chealham and wife. and
in conformity with decree of the County Court
OF Chesterfield for the foreclosure thereof, pro-
Eouncei The 9th of December last, and an amen
ta;ory decree pronounced The 18th inst: We, as
Commissioners therein named, or one Of us, will
proceed, on FRIDAY the 7h Of February next,
at The late residence OF the said VIM. G. EIam,
10 oifer Tor sale. al public auction, the following
real estate, to wit
The Tract of Land on which the said Elan
lately resided, containing about 225 acres living
on Swift Creek in the said county, with Saw
Mill and Grst Mill a connexions dwelling
house ani other Improvements thereon, all new,
or nearly SO.
Also, another Tract, containing about 1871 acres,
lying on the North side OF The said Creek, adoin-
ing the lands ofZ. H. Brooks, L. d. Homer ard
Others with the improvements.
The above property offers unusual attractions:
something like one-half perhaps more, OF lie
land being low grounds Of uncommon fertility and
the mills commanding 4 good custom, and situa-
ted in aneighborhood Astounding in timber
TERMs-One-third cash; onethird in one. and
the residue in two years. Bonds, with approved
security TO be given, and the title 10 the pronerty
retained until payment
A, S. WOODBRIDGE,
II. W. FLOURNOY, cOmrs.
Al the same lime will probably be sold some
wagons carry-logS, carts, &C. JAN l6-wtdss
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NOTICE.

NOllCE.
r HAVE sold to James Fl. Ellis and Semple
i Elicit, all my interest in the Co-Par'nership
ofEllis Elicit & Co, which was dissolved in
April, 1910, and also all my interest in the Co.
Partnership of Ellis & Elicit, which was dis
solved the first day Of July, 1912 All debtors
and creditors of either of said firms, are requested
10 settle with James H. Ellis and Semple Elicit
September 18th, lS43 WILLIAM ELLIS.
We have this day purchased all the interests
of William Ellis, which he held in the firm Of
Ellis. Elicit & Co, and Ellis Elicit, previous 10
the dissolution of his connection with said firms.
All indebted to either Of said firms, are request
ed TO make payment TO the subscribers without
delay, and those having demands against either,
will present them to US for payment.
JAMES Fl. ELLIS.
September, II 1913. SEMPLE ELLITT.
The Co-Paetnership heretofore existing under
the firm Of Ellis g. Elicit was dissolved by mu-
tual consent on the lst inst All persons having
claims against said firm will present them for
settlement and those indebted will please make
immmediate payment 10 either ofus The name
Of The firm will only be used in settlement OF The
late concern. JAM ES u; LLL I.,
TIME subscriber having formed Co-Partner-
chin with George w. Atkinson who has
acted as salesman for Ellis g. Elleuthe past year]
The business will in future be conducted under the
firm of Ellis & Atkinson. IT Upon produce
actually in hand, liberal advances will be made.
Office. The old stand Of E. g. E., near the Gailego
Mills. JAMES n. ELLIS.
Frebuary6 -clt
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LOTTERIES.

pIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of .,1uia
- AID Goreraof Streets.
Drawing OF the Pudomokc River Lottery, No.
90, drawn 2Sth January:
% as Is 81 u 81 40 % "a l3 % 90
Tickes Nos. lG 81 AZ, a Capital Prize of!ss 600
in the above drawing, was sold and paid at sight,
By BIGGER.
Schemes for tic Heed
$l5,DU0.
Drawing received by THURSDAY 5 mail, CAM.
lals-Sl5,O00, 5000, 1000, 1000, l,i23, 200
LOO, 10 each of ,0Oo &c. &c. IS Nos. 10 ballots.
Tickets only 81.
Drawing. received BY Fridays mail. Capt.
drawn ballots. Tickets 49,
$G000-l5 Ballots.
Drawing received BY Saturdays mail Cap-
tals-$6,000, 1000, 800, 1900, 1886, &C., &c.
IS Nos, IS drawn ballots. Tickets 81
Also, for Saturday night
Capiials-Sl4,0O 1000, 5000, 1000, 1901.
20 prizes of500, Of AGO. &c. IS Nos, - ballots.
Tickets 81.
Brilliant Schemes for February!
Magnificent Scheme:
Grand Capital-S50, 0OO!- 100 Prizes of 81 600 |,
Drawing received by Mondays mail, Febru.
airy 10. Grand Capitals of $4,000, IS 600
5000, 5000, $780, 3,193, 20 prizes of 1000 800
1850, LOO, 100 prizes of 1000, &C., &c. rs
Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Tickets SIS.
$4,000 Dollars Capital
Drawing received by Wednesdays mail, Feb
ruary IL. Splendid Capals-l OF S25 600 5000
5000, 1900, 20 prizes Of 1000, 500, 800 100 oil
$50, &c, &c. 7SNos., IA drawn ballots. Tickets
only IS.
Brilliant Scheme:
$4,000 100 Prizes OF 81 900 $500 lowest 3
No. Prize y
Drawing received by Mondays mail February
II. Splendid Capilals-l Of $4,000 5000
1000, 2,5iO, 1000, 1900, 100 prizes Of 900 ia
prizes Of 5oO-(lowest 3 No. Prize s5OO) &c.
&c. 10 Nos II drawn ballots. Tickets only $40
Splendid Scheme:
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
Drawing received by Mondays mail February
81 Splendid Capitalist Of $50, 900, 10000
5000, 2,4l0, 10 prizes of2,0O0 800, 200, 600
800 &c, &c IS Nos. Ii drawn ballots. Tickets
$40.
II For other Schemes, call atthe Office.
~. Packages of wholes and shares Single
wholes and shares always on hand in The usual
great variety, and, as usual prizes paid at sight,
Immediately after the drawing.
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended to, and drawing semi
when requested. THOS. B. BIGGER.
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
Jan. 20
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Notice to Creditors and Debtors.
A IL persons who have claims on the late Jas
"A G. Dickinson, Of Louisa, will please make
the known without delay, for set,lemeni and any
10 whom he may be bound as security for Others
will please inform US thereof Of the date, amount,
&C.. OF the obligation.
Those indebted to the estate, too, must make
immediate payment as its condition require all
lis funds
address, (post paid,) Frederickshall, Louisa
Co. ROSCOE C. DICKINSON,
JOS. S. DICKINSON,
Exor's Of James c. Dickinson, decd.
Feb 6-w5w
g. Wbio will nlease COW
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AUCTION SALES.
By n. u. Hi, Auctionrer.

NEGROES.
Will be sold This Morning at l0t O'clock, Two
likely Girls, 30 and Is years old.
Also, a Negro Boy IL years old
NATH'L B. HILL, Auc,ionecr.
Feb 6
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II7oRTHAM's OFFICE No. !, E1chang
w Place


$4,000 Capital in the Alexandria Lottery, Ex-
ira, Glass No. 81. Drawing received today al
o'clock. Prizes $4,000, 10000 5000, 1000,
5000 @@,2O5, 3 OF 1000 5 of 1900 Of $50, %
Of 1000 40 of 400, 50 OF 300 100 of 1870, lO4
Of l0O &c. Tickets $40; shares in proportion.
Lol,ery for Tomorrow.
$1,000 Capital in the Virginia Mononealia
Lottery. Drawn at IL o'clock tomorrow
Prizes: $1,000 $500, 900, 433, 3 of 400, 30 OF
$50, so of 200 10 of I50 10 OF 1875, 10 OF 100, 20
OF IS, 20 OF Co. 200 OF 40, &c.-Tickets 50; shares
in proportion. Certificate OF a package OF
Wholes, So 60; Halves, 10 so; ouarers,6 40.
and 10 be drarn som:
Feb'ry sth-S4O, 900, 10000, 5000. $500, 1928,
&c. Tickets 10 dollars
February I5th-s3O 900, 10000, 5000, $500,
1928, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
February 22d-siOO0O, $4,000, 5000, 5000,
320s, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
For sale by CHAS. WORTH AM.
Feb 6
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DOORS, sAsHEs, FRAMES, &c. FOR SALE
The subscriber has on hand large quantity OF
Doors and Sashes, made in the very best man.
ner which he would like 10 con?ert into money
a, prices greatly below the value OF such work.
Also on hand, from small buildings taken down
and others changed, Door Frames; Pannel Doors:
Window Frames, with Sashes; Glazed, Panel
and venitian Shutters; Glass Doors, suitable for
stores; two very spacious Bow or Projecting
Windows, we'll suited for fancy store; and, also,
two very handsome Counters which would be
sold on very favorable terms. Persons who are
repairing. or may want 10 erect small buildings,
would find their interest advanced BY giving me
call ]. A. u.
Feb 5-eo3;
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COMMISSION BUSINESs.-The sub.cri-
" Der, after an experience of many years in The
sales of Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse, offers
his services to the Planters and Dealers III To-
hacco in Virginia and North Carolina, TO sell To-
bacco Wheat and Flour on commission. All
produce entrusted TO him shall have his striclesi
attention. Otfice-in front Of Shockoc Ware
house JNO. M. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond Dec II lSi1-c2m
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.IdII. If-I~ "NSFs1I
ALL SORTS OF BARGAINS y!
Bouts, Shoes and TrunIS, Hais and Caps Ladies'
IHuGs
T HAVE on hand most complete assortment
i OF the above goods. including Brogans and
servants cheap Hats and Caps, and can furnish
any kind, from servants, 10 the handsomest dress
articles for Ladies and Gentlemen, a little cheap
or than they are usually sold.
Z. STEPHENSON,
30 Main ST., door below r. II. jenkins.
Ian
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MERCHANDISE.

CHINA, QUEENSWARE & GLASS,
Solar, Lard and OIL Lamps; Looking Glasses Sc
AT 80 Main Street.
WE have on hand handsome stock OF every
w kind Of goods in our line, which We are
anxious to reduce previous to The receipt OF our
Spring supplies.
Merchants, Families and others are assured
that every inducemenl will be held out TO purcha.
sers.
Call at 81, Main Street, sign Of the Pitcher.
Jan. % WM. F. BUTLER g. co.
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ARRIVED,
schr. Henry Clay, Martin, New York, sun
dries.
schr. VIM. Thompson, -. New York.
sundrics.
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SAILED,
Schr. Col. de Russy, Parker, Baltimore.
Steamer Pocahontas Hollingshead, Baltimore
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New YORK, Feb. 3.-Ceared, Schr. Manches-
ter, Worth, Richmond.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME subscribers have this day formed con-
Il ne1on for The purpose firansaclinga Gene
raj Commission Business in the city Of Richmond
under the firm OF PREsroS & ENpERs, and will
give particular attention to The sale of Tobacco,
Wheat Flour and other produce committed to
their care, They will contne themselves exclu-
sively to the Commission Business and make
liberal advances on produce entrusted TO their
charge Their office is Immediately opposite
Shockoe Warehouse.
MOSES H. PRESTON,
JOHN ENDERS, Jr.
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DR, RITCHIE has taken an Office over the
~ Store of Gaynor, Wood & Co., one door
above the Bell Tavern. Entrance from the alley.
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WANTED TO HIRE, for gentleman near
w this city, good Ploughman Apply"
Jani7 RICAU HILL, u.
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HUMBUGGERY THE ORDER OF THIS
AGE AND GENERATION

HUMBUGGERY THE ORDER OF THIS
AGE AND GENERATION
Not much Of an Arehitcct Jut pretty fair Builder
TINE undersigned ever Che hopes) grateful,
i takes this mode of expressing 10 those friends
versity, his heartfelt thanks and 10 assure them
that though he may moi have The facility OF doing
yery extensive business, if an indomilabe anu
uncomfortable spirit, energy of character, and
assduty 10 all business coniided 10 him, shall en-
title him to a continuance Of their iayors he will
entertain no apprehension ollhcr being withheld.
To the citizens OF Richmond generally, and It's
environs, he would say there is as much hum
buggery, perhaps in house-buildins as in most
other things: and whilst he makes no very great
profession about his skill in architecture-that it
is not every Architect, who may make very
pretty house upon paper, who is a Builder; nor is
every Builder an Archtect-he tlauers himself
that he can plan and build as good house as any
of these fine paper house-buccrs-an should
they be in want of his services, he would be
pleased to wait on them and they may rely upon
any work done by him, being executed in man.
ner that shall please and the charges, though uni
form, as low as those Of any other man. Tor SINH
lar material and work.
Having been in business here from early boy
hood 10 this time, and intending, il an honest liv-
ing can he wrought out, TO rest bis Zones near The
CAPITAL Of his native State, he will not trouble his
friends tor newspaper recommendations the work
is what he wants.
Very respectfully, ]. A. GODDIN.
y. B. This is the season 10 make contracts, II
you want good house built during this year
l. A. G.
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CITATIONS OFFICE.-Drawn Nos. OF
- Alexandria Lottery Glass 5, February Isl:
s "A % So rs 81 az 36 CO 50 Al ~.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery, No 5, Jan.
3lst:
G5 IS % 81 81 81 IA SO 4 80 10
Tickets Nos. 81 81 G5, anG % 80, two more
capitals sold and paid BY STRATTON.
For Saturday, Feb. slh-SiO,0OO, 10000, G,O0O,
5000, 5000 $500, 1000 1863, 1000, 500, 1850,
1900 20 of 1000. Tickets $40.
Feb. 22d-s4O,OOO $4,000, 5000, 5000, 3,aDs,
Sc. Tickets So
Orders for packages certificates of packages,
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent when re.
quesed. Please address orders 10
n. STRATTON.
Feb. Richmond, Va