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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29
+. Burrgass's Prize Office,

MO. 6 SOUTH l4TH STREET, Richmond
lN Virginia.
Scnmcs FIR The Ucck.
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Glass 10. 2
Capitals oil 10000 dollars, 5000, 5000 1000,
81, 20 Of 1000, 20 OF 400 20 of 300 90 OF ZOO
leo Of $50, 100 OF 100, &c.-7S Nos, 10 drawn
ballots. Whole Tickets 5 dollars, halves . so,
quarters %.
Frday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 90 Prizes:
10000 dollars, 1000, 2,4l5, $50, 900, 10 of
$50, 10 OF 300, 10 Of 200, 10 OF $50. 20 Of 100,
&c.-66 Nos IL drawn ballots. Whole Tickets
dollars, halves 2, quarters l.
Also Delaware Lottery, Glass 25. Prizes ::
1000 dollars, 900, 5Si, 400 300, , Of 200, &c
&C Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Whole Tickets dol
lar, halves so, quarters 25 cents
For Saturday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass No
81. Prizes: $500, $500, 1900 200, lllG, 5
Of SEQ, Of 400, Of 800, 25 OF $50, % OF 100,
&c IS Nos, ~ drawn ballots Whole Tickets
-, halves /, quarters SOC.
For Saturday Evening-drawing received By
Sundays mail. Pokomoke Lottery, Glass o.
Prizes: $4,000 5000, 1000, 1000. / ,423, 200,
100, 10 Of 000 10 OF 400, 10 Of 300, OF 200,
20 OF $780, 20 OF 1875, TO OF 100, &c. IS Nos, 10
drawn ballots. Whole Tickets 4; halves q quar-
tiers l..
Also, the Delaware Lottery, Glass No. 81.
Capitals: 5000 dollars, $50, 800, &c 66 Nos, ~
Drawn ballots. Whole Tickets |; halves Soc;
quarters 2oc.
Orders for certificates OF packages or single
,icke,s in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash or
prize tickets, will meet with The most prompt at
len,ion, and The drawing forwarded Immediately
10 all who order from q. BURRUSS,
Ian. % Richmond, Va.
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NbOraE,asas's Office,
MO :, UNDER THE EXCHANGE HO-
IN TEL. RICHMOND, Virginia.

LOTTERY FOR THIS MORNING.
$4,000 Capitals! Alexandria Lottery, Ex-
ira No. "a Drawing comes per mail To-Day.
Prizes $4,000, 10000, $500, y of 1000,
80 Of 500, so of 900, so Of 500, IS OF 300,
&C. 70 Nos, - drawn. Tickets SlO-Shares
in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
5000 Dollars Capilal-Fa. Monongalia, Glass
No 5. To be drawn at The Exchange Hotel TO-
morrow al II o'clock. Prizes: 5000 dollars,
300, 1000, $50 50, 10 Of 400, 10 of 200, 40 Of
100. 80 Of 60, 80 Of so, So Of 30, SC. Is Nos,
10 drawn. Tickets 81 25-Sharss in proportion.
Lotteries TO he Drawn nj Alexandria Soon.
January 3lsl-ss5,ooO 10000 5000, 3,l77.
5000, $500, 40 Of 1900, &c. Tickets $40.
February 7ih-3 prizes Of S25, 900 each, TO-
OOO 5000, 1927, 40 Of 1000, &c. Tickets $40.
February li'h-s40,oOc, 10000, 5000. 5000,
1887, 1000, 100 OF 500, 100 Of 400, &c.
Tickets $40.
N. B. All orders confidential, and postage paid
al this Office without charge.
Jan. 90 CHAs. WORKMAN.
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AGENTS WANTED.

THE subscriber, being engaged in The publica-
i ton OF very valuable, interesting and po-
pulsr New WoRx, entitled The "Army and Navy
of America" is DESTROYS OF procuring several
Agents throughout The Southern States for the
above work. Any gentleman who wishes 10 ira
vel, and al the same time 10 make money, will
do well to apply as early as possible, with salts
factory recommendations, to the subscriber, at
the Madison House, Bank St, Richmond.
Ja1Il ISAAC S. ESKLEMAN.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. %.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. %.
TOBACCO-The sales of Tobacco since The
receipt of the European advices have been ex-
nufaclurers. No change in prices. We will
give more detailed account Of this and the TO-
reign Tobacco markets in our next report.
FLOUR-Nota transaction since The last TO-
reign news was received. |; is supposed no
change will take place in prices, which were IS
as 25.
WHEAT-lo5 cents for red, and ITO for white.
CORN-in demand. Sales al IS 70 cents
per bushel
OATS-From wagons and railroad 40 ~
cents per bushel, and from vessels IS Sc cts.
PROvlSlONS.-BAcoN: City Cured and
smilhfeld, new, 81; Mountain, new, III;
Baltimore and Western Sides, new, II s; Bal
,imcre and Western Shoulders, new, I; Hams,
new, Sa9c; Western sides, old, IA; Shout
ders 81 G. LARD: New, ssa9c.
WHISKEY-Bariels 81, hhds. 26 els.
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy & Co., 81 a5 a
? SO; A. Seisneue, IS; Imitation, IS SO CTS;
Sazerac, 3 90 50; Peach, duh at SO 100 cts,
Virginia Apple, (old) IS cents.
GlN-American, 80 CTS; Holland, 100 CTS.
RUM-New England, in bbs., 80 els.
COTTON-6. I cents per 10.
COTTON YARNS Richmond and Man
chester, Factory prices,) Nos. 70 u, II cents
Nos 1910 90 is cts.
OTATOES-Mercers, IS cents per bushel.
COFFEE-Rio II g! c.; Laguayra s a 81;
ST. Domingo 6 81 Java 9 a ll..
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder S. c. a 25
per h.; Black 25 GO els.
MOLASSES-PoltoR Rico 2ls 26; n. Or
leans, in bbls 3 c., in hhds., 81 G.; Cuba % Cts
SUGARS-New Orleans ct II cents; Por-
10 Rico u 81; ST. Crcix Il cts-demand
iair. Double Refined Loaf Sugars l3l c; COM
mon or single refined l2s els.
COAL-lO 10 Is els. per bnshel; best Clover
Hill 90 cts.
BANK AND STATE STocKs.-Falmers' Bank
Stock, 500; Virginia Bank Stock, &c G.; Ex.
change Bank Stock, 100, James River and Ia.
nawha Bonds, 80, Six Per Cent Stale Stock, loa
1887.
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SPLENDID PIANOS.

nRINkER & MORRIS having made ar
IL rangements with the celebrated manulactn-
rer, II. WORCESTER, late OF the firm Of Slud-
dart, Worcester & Durham, New York, for the
exclusive sale ofhis superior instruments in this
market, take pleasure in recommending them 10
those in want, as inferior to none in this country
for durability, sweetness Of tone and beauty OF
finish.
A MAGNIFICENT PIANo.-we saw, a
few days since, at Worcesters extensive manu-
factory, beautiful rosewood instrument, that sur
passed, in elegance Of shape and richness OF tone,
any that we have ever seen or heard. II has since
been purchased by Captain Compstock, of the
New York Hotel, for The ladies' drawing room Of
that splendid establishment, and would grace even
the palace of Victoria.-TN. Y Erenins Poa.
We have justreceived BY the Manchester an
assortment OF the above splendid Pianos 10 which
we invite The attention Of the lovers ola beautiful
instrument. We shall sell them al such prices as
will enable all in want to procure first rate insru-
ment, and pledge ourselves TO refund the purchase
money in all cases where they do not prove as
guaranteed DRINKER & MORRIS,
Jan. % 81 Main Street.
THE NAUTILUS MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
THIS Company having been organized with.
i in The last few years under charter, BY an
Ac, OF the Legislature Of New York, and having
recently established an Agency in this city, It's
business will be confnedio Life Insurance on The
Mutual plan. The Capital Of said Company is
amply sufficient TO guard agains, all contingent
cieS.
The undersigned is authorized to take lnsur-
ance for any sums, from 100 10 $1,000. for ole
year or seven years, or for life. He is also au-
lhorzed TO effect Insurance upon Slaves 10 The
amount Of lhree-fourlhs OF their valne, whether
to be employed in the Coal Pits or other Mining
Operations, or those that may be employed in
Tobacco or Cotton Factories or TO be employed
in any other occupation where there may be dan.
ger or risque.
Persons who may wish TO effect Insurance up.
on their own lives, or the life Of friend, or upon
their Slaves, will, BY an application 10 the sub
scrber, be furnished with The requisite iniorma-
lion TO do SO. Office corner of Cary and 18th
Streets. CHASTAlN CLARKE, Agt
Physicians to the Company-Jno. A Cum
ningham, NJ. D., for Richmond; Samuel Roy
all, Nj. D., for the Pits, Chesterfield county.
Ian 02-Udw
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CAPITALS FOR FEBRUARY, 1916.

Three Capitals OF $4,000 Dollars
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No G, 10 be drawn
al Alexandria, d. C., on Saturday, February :.
Capitals 3 Of s25 COO, 10000, 5000, 1927, 40
Of 900, so of 400, 50 Of 2a0, 40 OF 600 &c. IS
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 10. A certificate costs
ITO 00--Shares in proportion.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass T. for 1876, 10 be
drawn Feby u. Brilliant Scheme! $4,000,
10000, 5000, 5000, 1887. 1000, OF 500, OF
1890, 5 of 1850, 100 OF 500, 100 OF 400, &c. Is
Nos, II drawn. Tickets 10. A certificate COSTS
Sl30-Shares in proportion.
35,29i Dollars!-l00 of 1000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 8, for 1916, 10 be
drawn February 81 Grand Scheme: 1921
dollars. 10000, 5000, 5000, 1873, 100 Of 900,
lis, of 300, &c. Tickets 10. A certificate costs
no 00-Shares in proportion.
$4,000 Dollars!-5 so Of /, 900 30, 900 10 900!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No ., for 1916, 10
be drawn Feb'y %. Magnificent Scheme: 80 900
dollars, 10000, 10000, 5000 1000. 1883, 80
of 900, 100 Of 500, 1870 OF 800, &c. IS Nos, 10
drawn ballots Tickets only u. A certificate
costs lG0 dollars Shares in proportion.
Orders for Tickets, received fccof Postage ard
attended TO by return mail. Drawings forwarded
when requested, as soon as received. For small
Ter schemes, see daily advertisement. Address
Jan. % w. p. TURPIN
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Correspondence OF The Baltimore Patriot
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, P. NJ.
There is some stir is Cotton; holders are ask
ing high prices, but not much doing. Flour is
dropping, and some factors offer to sell al IS,
others are demanding 5,25-nolhing doing. No
change in Sugars or Molasses, and nothing done
in Provisions
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THE READY REcKoNER, being correc.
i measurement, of scanlling, plank, square,
timber, saw-ogs, wood, &c.-compiled in num-
Der OF tables; 10 which are added, tables OF wages,
rent and other expenses at given rates by. the
year, month, week, or day; also, interest tables
BY J. M. Scribner, A. NJ; price IS cents. For
sale by NASH s. WOODHOUSE.
Jan, %
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NEW BOOKS,
p ECEIVED BY NASH & WoODHOUSE,

. ECElVED by NASH g. WOODHOUSE,
IL January 29lh
Sketches from Life, BY the late Lamar Blan-
charj, edited with a memoir OF The author by
Sir Edward Bulwer Ly,ton, Bart, in two. parts
forming Nos. so and 81 Library Choice Reading.
Price IS CHS.
Joan, The Heroic Maiden, by Alex. Dumas,
translated from The French by Louisa G. lngersol.
Price Is cts
The Strange and Wonderful Adventures Of
Bachelor Butterfly, illustrated by 200 comic
drawings. Price rs CTS.
Jan. 80 NASH & WOODHOUSE.
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Correspondence Of The Baltimore Patriot

NEW YORK, Monday, P Nj.
The sales OF Cotton to-day do not exceed 500
bales. Prices have not undergone any material
alteration since the arrival of the steamer but on
the whole buyers have the advantage.
Flour is perfectly inactive Holders ask 5 62i
a IS for Ohio, Michigan and Genessee, and
so 4 IS for Southern kinds, bur there are no
BUYERS at these prices, and il is expected 10 go
down to so for Western Canal Flour, before
any sales OF importance are made.
6000 bushels North Carolina white corn sold
al Csc. No sales Of wheat or rye.
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Negro Hiring.

TINE subscribers offer their services 10 their
i friends and the public generally, for the hi
ring ont of their Negroes. They will pay pari-
cular attention to them in sickness and try and
get good homes and good prices They feel con-
fdent lhatlhey can please all who may palronise
them. HILL u TALlAFERRO.
gr Once in Bell Tavern Alley. Dec. l5-c,lF
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ToHN WOMBLE, COMMISSION MERCHANT
y No 100, East Main street, offers for sale, on
the most satisfactory terms:
10000 lbs. superior Mdding Bacon
10000 lbs. superior Shoulders
5000 lbs Handsome Old and very fine
80 kegs No. Leaf Lard
Is bbls. do. do.
800 bbls No. | ~ C. Gu, Herrings-cheap
Is cases Liquorice Paste
40 boxes Adamanline Candies, &c, &c.
Tor
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
r. Russell bigger s. 90.
A GENTS for the Managers, %. Paine &
~ IN \ Rirhmond Va

"A GENTS for the Managers, %. Paine q
II Co.. Richmond Va.
The following Grand Schemes are presented 10
the patrons Of Fortunes Home. We particular
" call attention 10 The Grand Scheme for 28lh
February so 900 dollars Capiial-lowest three
number prize 900 doars-6G Nos, 10 drawn.
The Scheme is a good one and We take pleasure
in recommending il a. decidedly The besl Lottery
for the month.
10000 DOLLARS-I2Q 00-l00 of ,000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 5, 10
be drawn on Saturday, January 3ls, 1916, at
Wilmington. IS Nos ~ drawn. Grand Ca
pitfalls prize oil $4,000 OF 10000, ! OF 5000,
5000 1000, $500 2 1873, 100 Of 1000, so Of 500,
3 certificate Of 26 wholes will be sent for
Sl4l 60; 25 halves 70 80; % quarters IS 40.
10000 DOLLARS!-lO,OOO DOLLARS,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No &, 10
be drawn on Saturday, February 7lh. 1916. IS
lars, 10000, 5000, 2,il0, 10 of 1000. 10 Of 500
10 of 200, 10 OF l,C0O, 800, 800, &c. Tickets
10 dollars; halves 5; quarters = SO. a cerifi-
cafe Of 2G wholes III dollars; 70 halves IS 50;
26 quarters 81 Is.
10000 DoLLARs!-5O of 1000 DOLLARS!
Lowest Two No. Prize 40 dollars
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. I, 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, Del, Feb. l4th, 1916. IS
Nos, ~ drawn. Grand Capitals: 10000 dollars,
10000, 5000, 5000, 1000 5000, 1893 80 OF
1000, 30 Of 500, 80 Of 400, &C., &c. Tickets u
dollars; halves 6; quarters B. a certificate OF
25 wholes will be sent for Sal GU; % halves
10 81; 25 quarters IS 10. Every two No. prize
will decrease the risk on package; and pack
age may draw in double prizes 2Of dollars, maxi
ing the risk OH . wholes only GO dollars.
10000 DOLLARS Ia ,OO0!-lOO of LOCO!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 8, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, February 2lst, 1916. IS
Nos. Is dra wn. Grand Capitals: 10000 dollars,
$4,000 2of $500, , OF 5000, Of 1884, 100 OF
1000, &C. Tickets l2 dollars; halves 6; quar-
ters 3. A certificate OF 10 wholes SAB 10; 20
halves IL TO- % quarters 50 o5.
The OM Sivle Lottery!
10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
Loles, No. Prize 1000 Dollars list and 2nd
drawn Nos. 300 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 9, TO
be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, February
18th, 1916 &C Nos 10 drawn. Grand Capt.
tails 80 900 dollars, 1900, 1928, 5000, OF
$500, 4 OF 2GG0, OF !, 500, OF $50, 100 low
est three number prizes Of 900, &c, &C. Tick
cts l6 dollars; halves 8; quarters 4. A certifi-
cate of % who!es will be sent for l64 dollars; p
halves 81; % quarters i6.
~ Persons offering by the package in any OF
the above can deduc, The price Of three Tickets.
Remember, for large Prizes and prompt pay,
address T. RUSSELL BIGGER g. co.
The drawings sent, when requested, 10 all who
order from US. I. K. B. & co.
The cash for all Capitals can be had as ususl
atsighI,
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p T. MO " Al.

RE OV VAL.
T HAVE removed my Store from Cary Street
i 10 East side Of Main Street, No. l00 few
doors below the Jewelry Store OF Messrs. Mitch
ell 81 Tyler, and directly opposite The Stores Of
Messrs Putney g. Waits and Hubbard, Gardner
& Carlton. My old friends and customers
are desired 10 continue their patronage, and the
public generally TO give me a call as no effort
on my part shall be wanting 10 give satisfaction.
My services are offered 10 the public as Gene
raj Commission Merchant, and strict attention
will be paid to The sale OF all kinds OF Country
Produce. Liberal advances made on all Con-
sgnmens. JOHN WOMBLE.
Ian 81
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w P. TURPIN'S OFFICE.-Drawing Of
w Alexandria Lottery, Class % Extra:
"a az IL Sc ID "a Ia AZ 20 d so

SO IS II Sc 70 81 IA 43 70 25 SO l.
Ticket Nos. IL 25 &c, prize of 100 dollars,
sold and paid by the unrvalled prize seller,
w. p. TURPiN.
Something magnificent for This morning
Grand Prizes: $4,000, 10000, 5000, II OF ? 600,
80 OF |, 500, so of 1000, SO Of $40, &c. A whole
ticket costs only 10 00-halves and quarters in
proportion Call on me before IL o'clock If you
wan capita prize in this lottery.
For This Evening, a small lol,eIy-Capitals:
$1,000 300, l000 &c. IS Nos, IL drawn
Whole tickets only 25; shares in proportion.
Prizes can always be obtained from
Jan. @ w. P. TURPIN.
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ToFF'S PILLS, Beckwith's Pills, Peters Pills,
r. Brandr.,h's Pills, Wrights Indian Pills,
smiths Sugar Coated Pills. Jaync's Sanatve
Pills, Cosby's Ambitious Pills, Dyotrs Antibi-
For sale al wholesale or retail at proprietors'
nricss by DUVAL g. PURCELL,
Ian y l47 Main street.
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J. &. Gregory 4 Co.

MANAGERS, NO. l0l, MAIN STREET,
It1 RICHMOND, Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 5,
to be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
January 3lst, 1886. Is Nos, ~ ballots.
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-The Rev. Alfred
G Balray will deliver an Exposition Lecture in
me Univetsals, Church, This Evening, (Thurs-
day) a, II o'clock. Suhject-"Fallen Angels"
The Public are invited TO attend.
Ian %
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CopARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
rHE Subscribers have this day associated
themselves together for the purpose of Ma
nufacturing Tobacco in the city Of Richmond,
nnJer The Firm OF GEO. ~ GILLIAN s. CO.
p. II. JACKSON
]. M. JACKSON,
Ian 90 GEO. w. GILLIAN.
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~. P. Turpi,a's lottery Office

MO. 10. MAIN STREET, Richmond, Yir-
LII gina.
Correspondents and others are requested TO no.
tce the annexed schedule of Schemes 10 be drawn
in the month Of February; and when in search OF
Prize Tickets, be careful in all cases to address
orders to w. P. TURPiN, Richmond, Va.
$4,000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. S, 10 be drawn
al Alexandria, D. G., on Saturday, January 81.
$500, 1000, Oof 800, &c. rs Nos, u drawn
Tickets 10. A certificate costs $50 OO-Shares
in 7roportion
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MANAGERS OFFICE-T. RUSSELL
WI BIGGER co.
Fine Lottery this Notwithstanding received
his dav Capitals: 2 OF $4,000, 20 Of 1000,
&C. IS Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets 49,
aalves2 SO, quarters 25.
Two Lotteries this Af,ernoon-dra wing receiv-
ed tomorrow. Capitals $4,000, 1000, 2,4l5,
&c. Tickets A. Also, 1000, &c. Tickets |.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. 4:
50 60 Is IS Is 80 20 A II SO 10 "a PC.
Jar 20
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T F. WORDS OFFICE.-See Lotteries
j. published in another column, 10 be drawn
in February, and address
Jan.21 J. t. WORD,
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Wednesday morning, the 2slh
Inst, by the Rev. J. B. Jeter, VIM. NJ. GAsxINs,
al Northumberland, TO SUSAN s., daughter OF
Wm. Tyree, Esq Oft this city.
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COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
THOlfPSOHS COMPOUND SYRUP or
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA !!

TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA
TINE unbounded popularity acquired byt this va
i luable medicine, and the thousands VINO have
recovered health by its use, are proof OF It's excel
lence in all pulmonary complains. we mere.
fore caution our readers 10 avoid every species OF
Imitation. as various articles are sought TO be
foisted on the community, BY approprating part
of The name and paming them of on The rcputa-
ton of his medicine. Ifyou are wise, touch none
Of them, bul procure the genuine article:
Price, 50 cents per bo,,lo-si, hotties for 81 So
For sale In Richmond by DUVAL' q PURCELL
General Agents in Petersburg ny unaIles Goi.
H. seay; in bv Or. James Cooke, and C.
H. Hunt; and in Farmville by Or. Wm. H. Chappeii
Dec
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Brilliant Success /!

CROWDED HOUSES THREE NIGHTS
LONG Err, AND POSITIVELY THE
LAST!
Previous Arrangements precluding the possibility
OF performing beyond that period.
Thursday Friday and Saturday Evenings, Jan.
uary 2lth Both, and 3ls,,
AT THE EXCHANGE CONCERTROOM
SlGNOR BLITZ respectfully announces, lba,
~ 10 compliance with The solicitations of seve-
raj OF the first families in The city and in conse-
ouence OF many OF the visiters being unable 10
obtain Abundance arising from the crowded state
OF the Room, he will repeat his performances
on The above evenings, when he will introduce an
ehu'e chlnge OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
variety Of new and astonishing decepiions never
before attempted BY any other Professor of The
AT 10 America. During the evening,
VENTRILOQUISM,
To conclude with the celebrated
DANCE OF SIX PLATES ON A TABLE!
accompanied by Music.
II Admission SO cents; a ticket admitting
price.
Doors open a, I, and 10 conclude at half pas, 9.
J., tickets may be obtained al the Exchange Ho-
sl and atihe Saloon.
anu leSSODS given, on
sppllcation TO Signor B., from whom may be
sI,,nased variety ofiamiY amusemeuts
INSTRUCTIONS IN VENTRILO COUSIN.
Jan. 2S-4t
~ ,,,.,on.,, -----------
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chesterfield f,,nntv
Ionrt, January the 18th. 1886: A'
nomas Gregory administrator de bon,s non with ,ha
~H' annexed Of John Laprade, deceased. PiuIn,ia.
:, John Martha and Ann his wife, Ibom.o cor "a
lasoe his wife, George w. Leprads in bis own ,h,
aug tho said George w. Laprade az the admn;,,s ~
matnn Laprade, deceased; alsn, Andrew Ianrad. ~ -
isnln Laprade, Alexander Laprade. Phineas lanai
Is muha Laprade, and The unknown heirs Of William
pIsas and John Laprade, children of the said John
ThIs a., ueeeased, Defendants
I'm MS nay came the plaintiff by counsel, and filed hi.
Ian ssu Tue defendants, Andrew Laprade, BENJAMIN
,na,,s Alexander Laprade, Phineas Laprade I'd.
Iu n.a Lapfaar, and the unknown heirs of William
ia ana John Laprade, children of the said John
sns deceased. not having en'ered their appeaY
M eha gwen security according 10 the act or Assem-
r, anu lne Rules Of this Court and IL appearing nv
In, eofy evidence that they are not inhabitants NJ
country, Is ordered that tho said d.
id c"s appear here at the next April term az the
tha, ean and answer the bill &C the plsin,ir and
Enon,so OF THIS order be forthwith inserted in thr
mond r.' newspaper published In the Civ OF Rlrb
front a Wo months sneeessively. and pasted at the
Ac aoo' Oh the Court House Of this county. '"'
jim "a Isse, w. w. T. COCBlII.. o. g
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Ir7,sTARS BALsAM WILD CHERRY.
w Swayne's Syrup do do
r,r sale by DUVAL g. PURCELL,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29

SALES OF Srccxs were made al auction, on
Tuesday, by Mr.. James FL. Lynch, al the follow
ing prices SO, 600 Of six per cents. Of the State
OF Virgin a, at SOB l2.; $4,000 Of six per cents
Of the City OF Richmond at SOB i2s; $4,000
OF James River and Kanaawha Bonds, at 500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-29
JOHN 3. GOODIES ESTATE.
Land fO.. Snge

DY virtue Of decree OF The Circuit Superior
ID Court OF Chesterfield, made at The last term,
in the case Of Battle and others, agains, J. s.
Goodies Administrator, ard others, shall sell 10
The highest bidder on Monday, the ID day OF Eel
fuary, 1916, the whole Tract o. Land whereon
John B Goode resided al The time Of his death, in
Chesterfield county, near the residence OF Mack
Goode, Henry Cox, and Joseph Phaup, subject 10
the widows dover estate the whole tract is es,i.
mated 10 contain GS2 acres Of which 1870 acres
have been assigned TO the widow, 10 hold during
life. Possession can be bad Immediately; and al
the death of the widow, The purchaser will be en-
titled 10 the part assigned TO her as her dover.
Persons wishing 10 examine The land, will please
call on Mr. Henry Cox, or on Mr.. Mack Goode,
who will show the same
TERMs-A credit OF 6, - and Is months,
bonds with good security required and the title
withheld till The turtle, order OF Court.
JOS. GOODE
Jan. l3-2w Commissioner.