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~ BURRUss's OFFICE, No. 6, Sou
~. Nth Street.

n BUKRUSS'S OFFICE, No. 6, Sonlh
~. 18th Street.
Drawn Nos. of Pokonoks Lottery, Glass 70:
. Sc % IS 81 65 IS 10 40 6 6l.
Whole Ticket, Nos. p 81 50, $50.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, Glass Is:
So SO "a 81 66 A SO 40 IS 4 ~.
Whole Ticket, Nos. % So 63, and Ticket, Nos S %
A, TWO more prizes, sold and paid by BURRUSS.
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke Lottery, Cass9 8:
80 63 80 50 10 Sc 46 IS 6 IA.
Whole Ticket. Nos. sc SIS, $50 both sold and paid
Do IA 30 S., i00{by BURRusS.
For This Morning Splendid Little Scheme! Capl.
tai Prize 81, 600. Is No Lottery, u drawn ballots
Whoies So 50; halves 25; quarters C2i C.
p. S.-Psckages very low. Z. BCRRCSS.
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FOR RENT,
m A Lumber House, suitable for
ksssA Grocer and Commission Merchant, situa-
E:a:Ms led corner OF New Street, al the rear Of
the Exchange Hotel. Apply TO
WILLIAM HURLEY,
Jan. l3-dlw 90 Main Street.
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!" Y A NIX ZEE HILL

Will give his first entertainment This (TUES-
DAY. Evening, Jan. 20, 1916, at the Exchange
Concert Hall, where be will inlrodu the pecu-
liari,ies of Down East, by A Lecture, Anec-
do,es, limitations, Savings, Yankee Stories, &c.
which have been received with The utmost enthu-'
siasm by brilliant aSd fashionable audiences IN
The principal cities Of Europe and America.
q For particulars, see bills.
Tr Doors will open at I; 10 commence at
bali pas, : o'clock.
g-f Tickets d cents Jan. 2O-lt
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TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuABLEREAL ESTATE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
IN ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
glY virtue OF Deed OF Trust, executed 10 the sub
- scriter By Alexander PARIS The Ssh day OF aprl,
1884, Tor The purpose If securing certain debts therein
specified, shall proceed, the 9Th day Of February,
si6, the premises, TO sell Ia the highest bidder Tor
cash. all III. right, Ill and interest Of the said Pa'ip,
lii being an undivided half II il hr'irved in rnd 10
three certain parcels of lands lying al he
mouth Of Cedar Geek, JgcasoE'- River, in tie rcnn
~ aforesaid ON tie Turnpike Road from Sannion IN The
White Sulphur Springs, and wonii be frst rate sfua
tou for Tavern, u improved Tie said tracts or par
ce- lands by estiEation t9 acres 80 ncfs,
and % Of lands; large granlity OF vhifh are
cleared and IN cultivation. being River aud Creek Dot
TOM the remainder nne imbered land; and as all three
of the said join each other II would make d.
sirah!e Farm. Other lands, adjoining the above we're
conveyed 10 The subscriber by the Decd the snl-
of which il enjoned by The .aid Fairs an AZ The TIL
has been dissolved only tar rs the afo,e,ah tracts
are concerned The subscriber ~ only cier fer sale The
lands afofe said. he ntrres, of The aid Paris, and
. To The said lands afnresad. u believed TO ne IN
stionabe: acting, however. inFer, shall only
convey such title vested In me by the derd aoie-
sad. William skEEH- lTlstrr
Cnvingfor, Virginia, December oh. le4S-c!m
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IANn ANp nraER PROPERTY FOR sALH

LAND AND OTHER PROPERTY FOR SALE
WILL be sod 10 the highest bidder the premises,
w the residence OF irrliita'd 7. Goodwin Sr., de
ceaser re Of the county Of Loui-a, IN MONDAY ihs
second Gay Gf February II f, otcr~se, IL. n,ai lar
day tsunday excepted, the Tract Of Land which he
resided lying Immediately on the road leadn. from
Louisa Court Ho 10 Richmond, nine miles East o. tho
former and abont forty frou the latter are, and within
FIVE nl-s of Luis railroad containing between eleven
and twelve hundred acres, adjoining the land, Of Or
Madison Pend eton. Charles Bar ell Nelson Walton and
athers: there is ample supply Of timber on the Farm TT
fire. fencing, sci also large portion OF Creek and Bot
ton, Land which has recently Teciaimcd together
with SIXTY or eighty acres % rich improved leis. Pc
Fam we'll adapted 10 the growth of Tobacco Corr.
Wheat, DATA, &c. There is large Dwelling "ons- gu
The Farm with rooms, five below, ans two an0se
stair, and large and convenient Care aud tha,
and Dat houses for the accommodation o large iany
Of Negroes also n large Barn. Tobacco honses' Co'h-
houses, ic.-housa, Carriage pns. &C Az ~ Zoo &c.
pair. the same time aud place VIII ie soid -; Eo
stock o. Horses, Males, Oxen, Cows S"'rp. r!o"',
Fa ming Utensils, Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
Wagons, Carts &c aIso about 800 barfr's Torn. nvr
or SIX thousand rcnrds New Bacon. me large yeuhg
lack Sir shares Louisa Railroad Storh the Crop 81
oa,s Fodd.r iIav shucks, Wheat Itraw, &c The
sale 10 continue from day day, nil all Is sold Terms
made known on the day Of salr.
jan 2-cwin 6s fRS SALSS wac
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New Yoax MARKET, JAN. l7.-Flour is
heavy: SEQ barrels GenesSee and Michigan sold
~ ~ rs; bu, there are some sellers at cents
less 200 bushels old Southern Corn sold TO
dis;i.er a, 10 cents weight, so days, without in
,sres New Orleans Moasses in barrels al %
cents Sugar is better; New Orleans has ad-
yauced one quarter cent per pound; sales at 5t
4 &, cents. Sales of 800 bales cotton 10 day al
steady prices. No changes in Provisions or
Whiskey. Sales OF 400 bags Laguyra Coffee al
II a cents.
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Exchange Concert Room.

FOR ONE NIGHT!
MIR. HILL, the celebrated and unrivalled
1I rersonalor oil Yankee Characters, fami-
liarly known as
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The evenings entertainments TO conclude with The
new and lanohahle Farce OF
The New FOOtnlaR n

The New FOOtman.
Mr.. Capsicnm. Mr.. Hnnlley.
BOBBY Breakwindow, Mr.. Forrest
Doors open a, 6. o'clock. Curtain TO rise al
:, o'clock precisely
IT For Particulars, see small bills.
gJ Boxes rs cts; PHI so cts; Colored Gallery
q cents Jan. 20
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AUCTION SALES.
Esy Hill & T'aaiaferro.

NEGROES.
VIII be sold BY Us This Morning, at 10 o'clock,
one Negro Woman, and likely Girl, II years
old. HILL < TALIAFERRO,
Jan. ~ Auc,iuneers
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AGENTS. w NTEO

nv, AGENTS WANTED.
ne ,; subscriber, being engaged in The publica-
NM. nvn OF very valuable, interesting and po-
pf'sf NEW Work, entitled the "Army and Navy
Acme, america" is DESTROYS of procuring several
ann Ans throughout the Southern States for The
vel WI ~oIk; Any gentleman who wishes to ira
do u aId al The same time TO make money, will
faco.n % apply as early as possible, with salts
The "A. recommendations, 10 the subscriber at
~. ".a1 .n House, Bank ST., Richmond.
ISAAC S. ESKLEMAN,
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Jan. Cows
--~---------------- :
AMELIA ACADEMY


GONE vacancies having occurred, few more Board.
- ors will lie received the first OF February. Board
and Tuition, from first of February To first Of July, SIS,
In advance The session will close The first Of July,
with examination.
Jan. l3-cwiw WIN. II. HARRISON.
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LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.

LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
10000 dollars Capital.-Alexandria Lottery,
Extra, No. l6. Drawing comes per mail 10
day. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, $500, 2,ll5, 1900,
~ OF 1900, 10 OF $50, 10 Of 200, 20 Of $50, lS5
OF 100, &c. IS Nos, and IL drawn. Tickets 5.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
1880 Capital. Alexandria Lottery Elk, Glass
No. H. Drawing comes per mail tomorrow
Prize: $500 dollars, $500, 800 i,O9S, OF ,O1O
OF 600, 5 500, Of 400, Of 800, 10 OF $50
10 Of 200, Is of 100, &c. 10 Nos, ii drawn
Tickets - SO; shares in proportion.
Lotteries TO DO Drawn Mt Alexandria Soon.
January 2ilh-3O,OOO, 1880, 5000, 1000,
j,a,oI 5000, % prizes Of 1000, &c. Tickets 10
aolars.
January st-s35. oOO 10000, 5000, a,l77.
5000, $500, 40 OF 500, &c. Tickets $40.
February 7h-3 prizes Of So, 900 each, lO,-
600, $500, 2,227, 30 of 900, sc. Tickets $40.
February lih-SiC,OO0, 10000, 5,O0a 1900,
23S7, 1000, 100 Of 500, 100 OF 40o, &c.
Tickets $40.
N. B. All orders confidential and postage paid
al this Otcc, without charge.
Jan. % CHAS. WORKMAN
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CONSUMPTION.

COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
Liver Complaint, Splitting Blood, Difficulty
of Breathing, Pain in the Side and
Breast, Paipitation OF the Heart, In
fuenza, Group, Broken Conslitu-
tion. Sore Throat, Nervous De-
bility, and all diseases OF
The Throat, Breast and
Lungs; the moslef-
f.ctual & spec
dy cIre ever
known for
any
the above diseases, is
DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY!
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tn a. A T X E .

BENEFIT OF Mr.. PRESTON.
Second night OF the Grand Equestrian MeIo-
Dana If LOCKWOOD; or, DICK TuSeiN,
.as HIdHwAYMAS.
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MANAGERS OBJECT. RUSSELL
lV RJGGFP q, no

INT ANAGER'S OBJECT. RUSSELL
1El BIGGER & co.
ssco9 900, SC, &C.. for this morning. rs Nos. Il
drawn. Whoes So 50; halves Is; quarters e. cents.
Good TO buy package in.
Two Lotteries for this arernoon.-4 prizes of $4,000,
of 900 of 500, of 1880, 20 OF 1000, &c. 70
Nos, - drawn. Tickets 50.
ALSO, % 900, &c. &C Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81.
Still among the thousands!
Drawn Nos. of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class
No. 3, t$50,000 Capital: y
6s IS 56 81 63 60 3 90 % e5 IS "a.
Whole, d 6s, and half, 8 IA Sc, prizes of 81 600
each-buh sent TO the country, and when presented,
will be paid, as usual, at sight, by the prize sellers,
Jan. go BIGGER 4 CO.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
,gMoND MARKETS.
MONDAY EVENING. Jan


,,s,cco-There has been rather more &C
IT,. he market this week, than any other
de's - = hovdays-bo,h shippers and manufac-
sinc - ssy;ns taken hold of parcels and single
,a ",' Of such quality as suited their wants. ou'
,.' demand has chiefly been from the manafae'u-
''s The range of prices have been from 81 to
~ "a NOR 100 lbs. A, the inspections, the busl-
. = fa.,rsmely lmi,ed, both in old aud new
hsI e.. .n5 loose. The demand is fair, and PR
u Inn .h,uI The same as our previous quotations.
y,r loose is perhaps lille lower
ir,,uraT-l1o cents for red, and lis for white
cnpN-;n demand. Sales at 65 20 cents
rr bushel. .,;,r,,a >, %
.,,,s ner bushel, and from vessels at 80 90 CTS.
pRoyISIONS-BAcoS: City Cured new, OF
.ac. Western, old, sides II; shoulders o.;
LARD: New,9c.
wuIsKEY-Banels go hhds., Is cts.
ppaSnY-o.ard, Dupuy s Co., So % a
+, 20. s.isuel,e, ! IS; Imitation, IS 90 cts;
S,~.,ac GOA 50; Peach dull al 81 lVo c's'
virginia Apple, (old) IS cents.
GIN-American, 80 els; Holland 100 cts.
RUM-New England in bbls., 30 CHS.
COTTON-G, Il cents per b.-stock small.
COTTON YARNS-Richmond and Man
chester Factory prices,) Nos. 10 Il, II cents +;
Nos. l2t 90, Is cts
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NOTICE.
FTNHE subscribers will offer Tor sale publicly,
l. 10 The highest bidder, on MONDAY, the
26lh inst, (t fair II not. the Eext fair day he.eal-
ier) part of the perishable properly OF Mai. NJ. II.
Gardner. deceased-consisiing OF house hold and
kitchen furniture, farming utensils, horses, cows,
sheep, &c. They wonid also rent or sell private
u, on the same or any future Gay, thai valuable
property called The Brook Spring
ELIZABETH GARDNER,
Executrix, and
GEO. w. GARDNER, Executor,
Jan. l9-tds q! NJ IL. Gardner, decd.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

NEGROES FOR SALE.
by virtue Of decree rendered al the last term Of the
~ Circuit Superior Count of Law and Chancery for the
county of Lunenbu z, in tho Of Pully, &C., tx.
Browns Administrator, will sell, at public auction
for cash. the 9Th day of February next, at Lunenhurg
(beng Court dsy,l between " and - like
ly Negroes, consisting of men, women hoys and girls
2. u. CHAMBERS, Cn,,
X. ID TURNBULL, So "
Ian i-coawlds
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BosroN MARker Jan. 1.-THE prices OF Flour
are uniform, and the demand moderate; sales OF
Richmond brands al IS IS cash. GRAMMAR
te. heavy and prices dropping; Southern yellow
n, Corn % CTS. and white 10 Il. Oats 40
a.. Wheat ll5 1875 els. Cotton Is firm IN
mice: sales OF the week amount 10 1869 bales
f,n,,ing and fair qualities a! 8 9.c. 6 months.
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j. q. Gregory e. &c.
IYl RICHMOND, Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 1,
10 be drawn at Alexandria, D. c., Saturday, 24ih
January, 1876 IS Nos, IL drawn ballots.
/ prize Of $4,000 20 prizes Of $4,000
/ l2,50O &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 80.
Certificates of Packages Of Is Wholes, $3.50 90
Do. do. 25 Halves, 65 90
Do. do. 25 Quarers, 80 so
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. $,
10 be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
January 3lsl, 1876. IS Nos, 10 ballots.
Grand Scheme:
l prize Of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
/ {" 5000 l 1900
/ I" 3,l77 40 1900
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets $40; Halves S; Quarters SO.
Certificates Of packages Of rs Wholes, $3.50 90
Do. do. 25 Halves, Is 90
Do. do. 25 Quarters, 80 SO
s-T Orders for tickets and shares and certif-
Gates of packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account of each drawing will be sent i'm
medialey after il is over 10 all who order from
US Address
j.. G. GREGORY G. CO., Managers,
Dec 29-2awd&c Richmond, Virginia.
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MADISON LAND FOR SALE.

MADlSON LAM fOh DALE.
NJILL he sold publicly, The premises, on THURS
w DAY, the 18Th day of February, 1886, II fair, 9TH
erwlse, the fair day, Sundays excepted the land
belonging to the Estate of the aie John Stockdee, stu
ated in the county of Madison, about seven miles
South Of the Courh0use twelve from the Gordonsville
Depot, and adjoining the lands of Miles Mafkqnlss
Benlamin Scott and others. and containing between
seven and eight hundred acres. There will be survey
made Of land PRIOR the day of sae TO ascertain
definitely the quantity
Upon this land there is a stored framed dwelling
house. with three and passage below, md four
rooms above with large and convenient cellar, aud
some out buildings.
This land is well waered and timbered, and highly
susceptible Of improvement
II is deemed unnecessary 10 60 Into detail as TO The
quality surface &C., Of hisland as II expected those
wishing purchase would prefer seeing for themselves
Those wishing examine this land will b, afforded
an opportunity of doing by calling either OF the
subscr bers W no will take pleasure In showingit
The Terms will be accommodating, and made known
the day of sale. Jas. w. WALkER.
BENJAMIN SCOTT,
Executors Of John Stocsdele, deceased.
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FOR BALTIMORE.
+ ra d The Steamer POCAHONTAS,
-, Captain Holinsshead, is nov run
ming regularly between this and Baltimore, leav-
ing Rockets every Tuesday afternoon al 4 o'clock,
ard Baltimore every Saturday afternoon al
o'clock. Passage and are 10 Baltimore only 5
dollars For freight, apply 10
Jan. 10 HENRY LUDLAM g. co.
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STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. 5, South l4th
- Street.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArroN's The man.
Drawing of Alex. Lottery, Class s. Jan. II:
81 IA 40 So 65 A "A S 80 40 3 % Is.
Ticket Nos. 4 % 27, prize Of $500, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery, No 3, Jan. l9:
AZ 46 50 - Ga 81 35 IA 33 63.
Jan. 30
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by Thomas u. FaIiaferro.
SIX NEGRlES

SIX NEGROES.
will sell on WEDNESDAY,, at 10 o'clock,
six Negro Men, young and likely BY order OF
In. cXecuuiX.
THOS. III. TALIArERRO,
Jan. 20 Auctionrer.
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BALTIMORE, Jan. ls-cld., schr. Mary,
Hubbard, for Norfolk and Richmond.
BOSTON, Jan. l7.-Arrived, schrs. Edward
Baker, from Richmond; Atlantic, Chase, from
Norfolk; Gladiator, Nicserson, and Joseph, Mat
thews, from Fredericksburg.
Emeline, Baker, and Pacific, Wood, from Nor.
folk.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l7-Cleared, schr
Union, Hughes, for Richmond.
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pIVEp IaND FOR SALE

RIVER LAND FOX SALE.
rHHE undersigned wishes sell his Estate on James
i River, In the counts Of Fluvanra. sixy-our miles
Richmond The Tract contains five hundred and
five acres, which hundred and Eve river
bottom of this very best quntyof the high land, one
hundred acres have been cleared, alarge portion with
in years past all OF which Is in good condition,
annually improving under the operation CT clover and
plaster. and lying the North side Of the river, pre-
sents fine exposure, which experience proves 70 be
important u the wheat CROP Much Of the remaining
portion Of the Tract is very fine tobacco land, and fur
nshes abundant supply Of plant land. The improve
ments are substantial and comfortable, consisting Of
Dwelling House. Barn, Thra.hing Machine, good Ne
gro Cabins, and Tobacco Houses, sufficient for tho
curing Of thirty thousand ponnds. The line of the
canal passes at the base of the hills, and leaves me
bottom lard in an unbroken body. The Estate Is well
supplied with springs of fine water s healthy and on
the hole, unitrs many advantages for Comfort ana
port as any other Of the size on the river. Inc
land will be- shown any person wishing to view II ny
the subscriber, living Immediately on the opposite side
Of the river The terms will be lheral and If the pur-
chaser should desire it, credit Of five years will be al
by securing the purchase money and paying the
interest thereon annually.
Jan. l3-cwGw WILLIAM WOUDSON
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TN CHANCERY.-vIsclsiA:-At rules held in The
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chance,y for the county Of Nottoway on the 10Th
day of January, 1896
William G. billy and Mary Eliza his wife, formerly
Franklin, Peter Franklin and Wills Womack,
against fiaintlus
Thomas L. Bacon and Eliza his wife, formerly Eliza
Wonaek, and David G. Williams, Defendants:
The defendants, Thomas L. B,con and Eliza his wife,
formerly Eliza Womack, not having entered their APP
pearance and given security according to The act oil As
sembly and the rules Of ths Court; and It appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they not Inhabitants OF
tais Commonwealth, il ia Ordered, thai the said defena.
ants do appear here the first day II the next April
term and answer the hill of tile plaintiffs and that
COPY o this order he forthwith inserted in The Richmond
Enquirer months successfully, and posted at The
front door OF the Courthouse Of this county.
Copy.-Teste,
IN Observation-Disclosures rules held IN the
Clerks Office nf the Circuit Superior Court ct Law
and Chancery for the county Of Holloway, on the 10Th
day Of January, lS46:
Anderson Bradshaw, Plafntin:
against
Robert Bradshaw and joel T. Watkins, Defendants:
The defendant, Robert Bradshaw, rot having entered
his appearance and given security according To the act
Of Assembly and herul.s OF this Court and 1t appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not nhabtant
of this Commonwealth. IL Is Ordered that the sad de-
PENDANT DO appear here the first day Of April term
next and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that
mond Enquirer for Two months SUCCESSFULLY aud post
ed at the front door Of the Court house Of this county
A Copy-Tesie.
Jam l3-cw9m G.. w, FiTZGERALD, d. &.
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AxEnrfa,ans,s ssGsce-

MO :, UNDER THE EXCHANGE HO-
IN TEL. RICHMOND. E,gulia.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 8,
Jan. lHh, 1916:
81 II AZ 50 65 A IA IS 46 3 A % l5
Nos. p 40 "a, $4,000; Nos. 3 ls 46, $50
Nos IA 81, 100; and Nos. 4S SIS 65, 80 dollars
all sold and paid in the above al Ibis office.
Drawing Of Va. Lcesburg No. q, Jan. 10:
AZ 46 s 50 3 - 81 81 IS ii 80 G3
Nos. IA IS II, another capital OF 100 dollars,
sold M this ollie.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF MOND.
:
ARRIVED,
Schr. Pelican, Picnic, Boston. salt. &c.

High Wafer this day, a, IL o'clock, A. M.
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TUESDAY EVENING, January 2osb,

Peter Bradley THE Sexton) MT. Jamlspn
Dick Turpn (The Hishwayman) MIR. Preston.
Svhl Mrs. Potter.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-15
FOR SALE.

IA A FARM, containing $50
fss.Na N acres, well proportioned
HIM. 10 Meadow, PlowIand, Pasture
- and Wood land.-Said Farm
lies both sides of the rond which leads
from South Farms to Watertown, and
is about two miles fromihe former place,
and lies in the town of Bethlem, two
miles northeast from the Meeting House.
There is on the Farm large two-story
DWELLING House, suitable for one or two
families; two large Barns, with suita'
bic out buildings.-The Farm has been
used for Dairy Farm for thirty years,
and will keep 30 Cows, pair of Oxen,
and span of Horses, summer and win
ter; besides sufficient land to plough
A liberal credit will be given for q good
share of the purchase money, if desi-
red.-Enquire of the subscriber on the
premises.
DANIEL L. BENTON.
Bethlem, Dec. 2, 1874. tf29
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gness want TO see the Governor Can
not communicate your wishes TO the
Grvel norP said the officer. 'Well,
guess not-l want 10 see him. Telling
him to wait q moment, the officer diSap-
pearcd aud shortly returned, beckoned
our adven ureT. and u>hered him into
The presence. In he marched, stiff as
m-major. wall, Governor, how dye
du? I'm free American citizen-Tve
shuk hands with six Presidents, and See
ing as how as I was here, didn't like TO
go away without seeing on yer. Got an
annzin' fine house here how much does
it cost yerY The Captain- General in
the meanwhile, looked Of him. and at
lasI getting an opportunity to speak,
while the Yankee took breath, addressed
him very blandly, Why my friend you
see 1 am very busy just now. but if you
will call to morrow at o CLOCK, we will
have talk 'Ob, certainl y-dont let
me interrupt you. I'm a free born A
merican aud know the true vally oftime.
Good mornin', GOVERNOR Good morn
ing, SIR The Yankee did not call again
he had probably met something that
was more novel than the Governor would
have been
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