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To Farmers and Planters.

TNHOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS have in
/ store, and offer al low prices, 10 reduce hea-
w stock, the following descriptions Of Goods,
suitable Tor Farmers and Planters use, viz:
London Duffil Blankets
Heavy Twiled Blankets
Superior Whitney Bed Blankets
Napt Couons, white and gray
Canadian Cloths, all wool
Sleeps gray Sallinets
Baltimore Linseys
Scarlet and white Flannels
Low-priced Cloths, Tor house servants
Lowell Kerseys
London Duffil Overcoa,s
Cotton OZnaburgs
Brown and bleached Sheetings
Brown and bleachcd Shrtings.
Nov Eft
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NORTHERN wHIcGERY> AND ABOLITION.

NORTHERN wHIGGERY> AND ABOLITION.
The blindes, must see that the course pursued
BY the Northern Wing press and Wing public
meetings, is far from producing that cordial feel
inc of union between The different sections OF The
country, which Washington SO solemnly and So
strongly enforced With but few exceptions they
denounce the South for scl6shness, for aiming al
dcspo,ic domination, and Tor shaping her policy
SO as to sacrifice The rest of the Union TO her
"slaveholdng monopoly" The South cannot
support any question Of great national beneflt-it
cannot advocate any system Of just and equal
laws, but the Wing journals and politicians OF
the North assa her motives as stepped in selfish
ness and as looking alone TO the extension OF
slavery. Fired with Ibis wild notion, they raise
their voices against slavery. and some of them
90 so far as TO run up the flag Of disunion."-
The more polite, while for expediency sake they
oppose such extreme measures, virtually encou-
rage their Abolition allies, By assuring them that
their principles are mainly The same, and that the
sures, mode of attaining their ultimate object OF
nhuman freedom" is, 10 act with the Wings as
uarty. This we have shown 10 be the course
pursued by the Wing Convention OF Ma>sachu-
sets.
In addition to the evidence already furnished
Of close alliance between the Abolinonls's ana
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fon THE ItEoUIRER.
,,a. c>.-.e-ini Election in The District composed
of the Counties of Goochiand, Fiuranna, Loui-
sa and Hanorcr.
Messrs Editors: am pleased to see that, tho
the names OF several very worthy Democrats
have been brought 10 the notice OF Inc voters Of
the district 10 succeed the late lairented Guer-
rant, the friends OF each manifest an entire will
ingness 10 submit their claims 10 The decision Of
The Convention which is shortly 10 meet at Mica
lah Parrish's in the county Of Louisa. Lei The
friends OF each but acl out in Convention the con-
cialory spirit evinced, and We shall sweep The
district by an increased majority. They should
sludiously avoid any appearance OF unfairness
in The organization OF The Convention, or in adopt
ing any plan of voting which might, by possibi-
lily, be operative Of injustice 10 any Individual or
county in the district The mode 6. voting in
the Convention recommended by Hanover" in
the Enquirer of the Goth ull., seems 10 me to be
subject 10 no just exception. lI"srants iavors
TO none, extends justice 10 all" Each delegate
would cast his proportion of the Democratic vote
Of his county in The Convention and majority
of the Democratic votes in The diaricl would de-
eide who should be The candidate. This i, no
new plan. The late Congressional Convention
Tor The AlbemaIe district adopted il and else
where il has been adopted with The happicsi re.
suits.
As may not be convenient for he convention
10 ascertain The Democratic vote given by each
county composing The district, al lae late Presi
DENTAL election, will you, Messrs. Editors, who
have The materials al hand, publish The vote which
each county gave in that election, and The majo-
rily given in each county on the Whis or Demo.
cratic side, by which the precise Democratic vote
of The counties in the district may be found q
Your compliance will oblige delesal. to the
CONVENTION
[In compliance with the above request We
give the following statement OF the vote for Pre-
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DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
OuarIeS Il McrWiM

HAVE received large ol Of desirable DRY
II GOODS from auction; amongst them will
be found Whilneyand Rose Blankets, OF very SUI
perior qualify; Dulil and Twlled Blankets
Male and Female Servants Clothing, great va
ricty, and very cheap; with many other styles u
goods, which makes our assortment very COM
pele. Our customers, and the public, are most
respectfully invtd 10 call and examine our stock
before making the purchases Terms cash.
Oct. I'm No. 229, Shockoe Hill.
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NTANAGERS' OFFICE-D. PAINE &
lVI CO.
For This Evening.-s2o,oOo, 5,oOo 5000,
1000, 500, /, ITO. 90 of 600, 20 Of 400, &c. IS
Nos, Is drawn Tickets SIS.
Also, the Dollar Lovlery-s3,OOO, 1000, &c.
GO Nos. Ii drawn.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke, Glass POS:
IS 46 c. l3 % 60 81 % - A Ga 50 II
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Glass 262;
II &c II So 10 At SO 63 So Is 81 "a Q 40 i6
Drawn Nos OF Grand Consolidated, Glass Al:
So al n % 80 81 I3 63 Is 80 80 i6 8 II az
Tickets Nos 81 IS So, $500; and Is 81 80,
l50-bolh sold and PAID by PURCELL.
Drawn Nos OF Pokomoke, No. 206'
AZ "a sc 80 50 &C % % - 10 a. 10
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, Glass 2G3:
70 Al 25 So % l6 Is 4 IL 80 SO & So 81
Nov 6
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Nov.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Therc is a little more ami
nation in the -four market within few days,
and prices have somewhat slifened. We hear
Of sales Of 1900 bbls. Of fresh ground -four at
S5s no old stock selling. Rye -four is held at
We hear Of sales Of 1000 bbls. oil corn meal at
3 Sc a 3 62t.
GRalN-W heat white is worth lis lG Cts;
do red los LOG cents. Rye is held al 70 cents.
Corn-6S cents for Pennsylvania round 66 cts.
for hat; and 65 cts. for white. Oats are worth
80 81 cts.
Wasyyy-4a "a c. per gallon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06
G4R4STiE's \
CHRIsTIE,S GALVANIsM.

A MONG the discoveries Of modern science, he NO
n useful and important are those relating 10 cav
ism aud it, kindred branches, El.orloty aud Nasnr
tlsm. The medical application Of thee Wogd-ta
agents is al present attracting peculiar Interest hon y
mernus and reliable cases which have occurred, dtaon
stratin. beyond doubt It's value and utility.
DR. Chrlsiie's Gaivanic Rings and Magnetic FLUID ~
the most approved form Of application NJ present nv"
combining perfect safety and convenience with oehaln
" OF beneficial effect. In all nervous complaints ~
are e.peciaIy adapted and no disease which The n!'
rioms power OF Galvansm affect, viii fail 10 y y
mauently relieved. Many distressing complaints
yond the reach Of medical art readily yield " W.
proper use. .,.o, :,
IN no case is the above more true than IN reaii". :
tho Galyanic Rings and Magnetic Fluid Of Dr. lh,''.
now gaining uneqnaed popularity f"r their won'el,-
efficacy in the cure Of rheumatism and all nervous
plants. ,,,
For further particulars, see advertisement IN aho',
part Of this paper Explanatory pamphlets may ~ -
gratis by application 10 the acentsfor this city, 'r,
DUvAL 4 PURCELL, Druggists, AZ Main st.; ~
mond. Va. November r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06

AsHEs-Tbere is but little doing today.
CoTroN The sales yesterday were light as
buyers are awaiting The accounts per Boston
steamer of The 10Th ult. We do not notice any
change in prices, although offers are made and
refused at reduction from orr quotations.
FLoUR-The sales yesterday were 10000 bbs.
ats 81 81, and part at 6, TO arrive. There is a
moderate demand today.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06

II The editor OF the Courier des Flats Unis
has seen letter from Havana which says Santa
Anna took with him from Havana score Of
Spanish officers Of acknowledged ability, among
whom was Narcso Lopez, Christine officer,
who has played distinguished part in the late
civil wars oi Spain. The Courier thinks they
will prove very useful auxliares for The Me1-
can GeneralsSimo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06

To lie Editor Of The UnOn:
send you an article that appeared in The
Telegraph" II is curious that The papers re-
iered 10 have never seen The light. Publish the
article and it may lead TO some development IA
vorable 10 The progress OF The Mexican war.
Nou, Ynrl. Ocf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06
JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 5.

ARRIVED,
Boat Pig Iron, J. Spier, from Lynchhurg and
Elk Creek, with produce, TO l.. D. Crenshaw,
Bros. & Co., Lee s. Tinsley, and Workman,
McGruder & Co.
Boat Pennsylvania, G. H. WALTON, from
Lynchburg, with produce, 10 B. Peyton, and
Webb, Bacon e. Co.
Boat Abingdon, J. S. Wikerson, from Lynch
burg, with produce, 10 Crenshaw, Bros. Il Co.
H. Ludlam & Co., Shields & Somervile, and
Preston G Enders
Boat Tennessee, ID. Crumpacker, from Lynch
burg, with produce, to J. Il. Anderson, Caperon
& C.ump, aud Sheppard & Williamson.
Boat James Madison, w. Tompkins, from
Lynchburg, with produce, 10 Ha1aIl, Brothers
& Co.
Boa, Holker. F. Cowell, from Scotisvile, with
produce, 10 L. 9. Tompkins & Co., Thomas K
Blair Shields g. Somerville, B. Peyton, War
wick & Barksdale, Edmond & Davenport, and
Il. Probst.
Boat Log Cabin, F. Bland, from Scousvle,
with produce, 10 3. Peyton, R. Parrish, and
Warwick & Barksdale.
CLEARED,
Boat John Randolph, w. L. Minor, with Sc.
tons mdse., for Scotlsvie.
Beat Thomas Nj. Bonduranl, S. Guerrant, with
Al tons mdse., for New Canton.
Boat Lynchburg, R. S. Fields, with 20. tons
mdse., for Lynchburg.
Boat Exchange, D. Bland, wih3 81. tons mdse.,
for Scousvile.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06
LAND FOR SALE

THE subscriber intending from The county
Of KING 4 Queen, offers for sale The Tract Of
Land on which lie at present resides, containing
hundred and srventy0ne acres, and II distance Of
miles from the Rnppahnnnock and Maunponi rivers.
The Farm divided into four fields each of which VIII
easily produce from three hundred and hfty four hun,
drrd and fifty barrels Of cofn which, by clearing may
b. made 10 bring from i've 10 six hundred II has on
i an abundance Of both bank and PIT mar which ha.
been used, though mol extensively with complete
cess Two thirds nf the Farm timber, OF The orig.
nal growth Attached 10 II hnndtcd and twenty
ncres Of swamp, which II eqma~d. certainly not
passed ~ any IN the State for hS growth Of Corn,
Wheat, Tobacco, Hemp. lIay,&c &c.
The building which Is large airy and IN excellent
pair, has and four passages and the cHhr
winch sufficient Tor the mnodalion oi large
mly Of servants. also good repair, together viii
all other necessary out buildings. There Is also large
and orchard OF we'll selected fruit trees and
last though not least, the location SUCH that the
cirly i not surpassed by any III Eastern Virginia. Pre-
Stunning no one VII purchase without inst viewing The
premises. II viii nj all times give pleasure 10 ride
over the Farm with any one lo may wish To d. 90.
Ii not disposed of privately before the irs, day IL
December Brlt, IL will br offered for sale publicly,
fair not the far day thereafter. together with
valuable stock Of every KIND, Household and kilcht
Furniture, aud Farming Utensils of every KIND
Terms made known that day.
{. r. BAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06
DIR. WIsTAR'S GREAT DISCOVER

DR.. WISTAR'S GREAT Discovers.
II was once said "There was nothing new
der the sun" This has been emphatical!' - =.
in regard 10 medicines. Hundreds OF Pts =
naceas, Expectorauis, and Specifics Of al ~,
have been pulled into DoiorieIy, all made msn5
of the same ingredients, adding no new n'ds !
ais to The healing art. But DR.. Wisials basS''
OF Wild Cherry furnishes new medical !,
a new principle evolved from Natures cwn %
pository. |, cures Asthma, incipient Consl'n
ton, Liver Complaint, and all diseases oil ~
Lungs, when nothing else will. -. !,
Remember, we positively, in no case ram =
unreal cures as produced by this inva luaoe
medv. Be sure 10 get "Dr. Wis'ar's bai'a" !
Wild Cherry" n I
None genuine without the written signature %
Butts. ,,, ,I-dicint
con SANITY on hand, aud for sale BY p,usgisls.
Nov, 1876 GAYNoR s. Woopi
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lEtna Fire Insurance Comply
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Agency al Richmond, Virginia.
THIS Company was incorporated in the year
i 1918, with perpetual charter and acapIial
Of $3.50 600, and insures against loss or damage
by fire on dwelling houses, manufacturing estab-
lishmep.s, household and merchandise in general,
On the most favorable terms.
Any losses which The Company may sustain
on risks taken al this agency, will be adjusted
with promplilude and iberaity.
Applications for insurance OF The renewal Of
noIicies NAV be made 10 ne subscriber, who has
bern dnJv anpoin~.. Ascn, fur the Oily Of Hicii-
mond and .i.ihlly.
'''"- Fl. BALDWIN, Agent.
Oct. 3l-3td2c Office l42 Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06

We find that we we're misntormed in refer
ence 10 the case Of King which was tried before
The Superior Court, and hasten 10 correct our
error. The only witnesses examined for the de-
Ience were as 10 the character of the accused,
and they all stated that he was most noffensivc,
harmless man, and had always lived on most ex-
cellcnt terms with his wife.
The witnesses for the Commonwealth were
none of them present at the time The wound was
inflicted, but proved The declaration OF The prison
er, made in the presence OF his wife. and uncon-
lradcted BIZ her, that he had tossed broken knife
from The table towards thu fire. place, which had
accidentally struck hci as she passing.
Ii was also proved, that he had given every At
lenlion, and showed every kindness 10 his wife,
and had made no etior! 10 escape. Under these
circumstances, The jury held The wound 10 be en-.
lirelv accidental, and acquitted the prisoner. The
wound was on lhe Top OF The head, was small,
and did no, bleed freely until some time after il
was rrcci .ct .,,r-----
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by East Evenings Mail.

Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4, ., P. NJ.
NEW YORK ELECTIONS.
send you The following, comprising all the re-.
nins received from New York up 10 ., P. NJ.
his evening. 80
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STATE OF THE BANK OF THE VAL
EN IN VIRGINIA including iis Offices of
s2367,247 90

VIRGINIA, Frederick County, set:
This day Henry M Brent, Cashier OF The Bank
OF the Valley in Virginia, personally appeared
bclure the subscriber, a Justice OF The Peace in
and for The county Aforesaid, and made oath that
the foregoing exhibits true state ofthe said Bank
on the lst day Of October, 1876 TO the best Of his
knowledge and belief Given under my hand
this Both day OF October, 1876. J. p. RELY.
We have examined the above statement and
find il correct. r. "A. TIDBALL, Pres't.
DANIEL GOLD,
JACOB BAKER,
D. w. BARTON,
JOHN N. BELL,
WIN. STEPHENSON,
RICHARD Z. BYRD.
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P0WHATAN HOUSE, RICHMOND VA.
rINHiS long established and well known Hotel
j in good order, We'll furnished with attentive ser
wants, and vii be found al all times with iabe vel
served.
The undersigned solicits the continued patronage ~
friends aud III, public assuring al that every rfo
vision necessary for their comfort viii be m1dr
CHS l.. DIPRElI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06

Being now Connected with, and having an interest
-. ha'np 1IoG.o. flc uDJe,siPn.d lakes Tho efg
Of recommending II 10 The public and particulars 50
hs friends The house viii be kept In Us good syr
II egerwas, ii not better
Persons DESTROYS of visiting il, need have apprrhen
SION OF any decline In The Il, or innttenti.n 10 Their
comfort. He especially soci's the patronage II hi.
friends. Any 81 them having business with him, VIII
Ind HIM occupying room IN thr house.
Nov. 6-dltSctl-tDrr T.. q. GRTSWOLD
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ny THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF VA
A PROCLAMATION

XITHEREAS Vacancy has occurred in The General
w Assembly by the death Of David Crawford. Sena-
tor elect for the District composed OF the counties Of
Shenandoah Hardy, Page and Warren, the sherifs OF
The several counties of the said District are therefore
required to hold an election the fourth Thursday Of
the present month, for Senator to fill the vacancy
aforesaid
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth al Richmond,
,rALI this third day OF November. In The OF
Lord eighteen hundred and foity.si1, and OF The
Common we alth the seventy first.
Nov. VIM SMITH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06

r AW NOTICE-The subscribers have as
IL sociated themselves as Partners in the prac-
tise of the Law, under the style OF JOSEPH &
GEORGE S. FUQUA. The former partner,
who resides near New Canton, Buckingham,
will attend the Superior and County Courts OF
Buckingham and Cumberland, and The Superior
Courts of Albemarle and Fluyanna; and the
latter, who resides in ScoitsvIlle. Abenarle
county, will attend the Superior and County
Courts of Albemare, Fluvanna and Bucking-
ham. Any business confided 10 them will be
promptly attended 10. JOS. FUQUA,
Aug. l4-cwl0m GEO. S.FUQUA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06

NEW JERSEY ELECTION.
annex summary u the returns from New
Jersey, as far as received, for Governor, every
county giving Wing majority, as follows:
Hfig MaJora"s- Burlington 800; Mercer 55c'
Morris 500; Hudson 500 Essex 1000; Passalc
$50; Bergen 81; Salem Us; Somerset GO; MID
desex $50; Camden 800.
Congressional The Wings have elected ihels
congressman in four Of the FIVE districts. The
third tislric, j. not yc, heard from, bu, il is pre-
sumed TO have elected the Democratic candidate.
By LAST NIcH7's BoAT.-The above dispatch
does moi give The City Congressional vote
The New York Courier OF yesterday morning
received last night says:
"Mr. Tallmadge is elected in the 5ih Congress
sional District by small majority. Mr.. PhD.
nix is probably defeated by forty eight votes, AM
MIR. Monroe by ,hir,y-nine votes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06

DIO GRANDE BOOTS.-A superior ar;i-
II Gle OF Philadelphia manufacture just receiv-
ed by JOHN THOMPSON q W.
Nov 5
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The general belief in New York is that Young
is elected Governor. With regard 10 lie Lien.
tenant Governor no returns have been received
COngresionai-The returns from the Cor.
gressona election, as Tar as heard from, indicate
the election Of IA Wings and Democrats, leay.
ing IL vel 10 hear from. Ia the presen, Con.
gress the delegation consists Of II Democrats. Q
Wings and Natives.
NEW YORK ELECTION.
The Philadelphia papers Of Yesterday morn
ing have some returns ION the election in New
York on Tuesday.
The majority in the city OF New York for Silas
Wright the Democratic candidate, is stated 10 be
between 5000 and G000.
Henry G.. Murphy, (Dem.) elected 10 Congress
in Kings and Richmond couni.>-Demooratlc
gain.
Henry Michel Dem probably elected 10 Con
sress in Inc 81 (ciy) district, in place Q! Vim.
S Miller, Native
F. A. Tamadge (whis) elected in the 5,h
(cily) district.
Is. 5. Jackson (DemocraD elected in Tho Oh
district
J.P Phnnix Wing is supposed to be elected
in Inc 81 district.
The Philadelphia North American has recev-
Ell BY Telegraph returns from The following
towns Of the vote for Governor:
Manraics for Xonns, Htig.-Rufalo, 80
Auburn, $50; senet, Sc; Troy 800; Albany 81.
Rochester, 225; Oswego 80; Syracuse, 81,
Wa,ervleii, Az; Utica, SOC; Cayusa, 5 more
towns, $50; Geneva, so; Poughkeepsie, 400,
Lansineburgh, l6I; Schag;icope, 81; Waletfoi.
%; Brunswick, -; Rome, A..
Majmt.ies tor HrisH, Dsm.-Soneca Fail. 100
Kings county, $50; City OF New YORK.. PROBABLY
5000.
Reported returns from the following counties
have also been received, which We compare with
the last Governors election
1916 lSfI
Young. w. Wright, ID. Whig Dem
Caynsa y maj. 1873
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06

We have examined the above statement and
find il correct 7. A. TlDBALL, Prest.,
DANIEL GOLD,
JACOB BAKER,
D. w. BARTON,
JOHN N BELL,
RICH'D E. BYRD,
WIN. STEPHENSON.
VIRGINIA, Frederick County-sl:
This day. Henry M. Brent Cashier Of the
Bank of the Valley in Virginia, personally ap-
peared before The subscriber, a Justice OF the
Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, and made
oath that The foregoing exhibits a true state of
the said Bank ON The lst day Of July, 1876. Civ
en- under my hand this Both day Of October, 1886
]. P RELY.
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2Stct1,ro1uu a5atatatrFr-


STATE of the BANK OF THE VALLEY IN
Virginia, including its offices OF Discount and
Deposit, July |, 1876. :.
Specie, $265 osS 0 a
NuIes of other Banks, 1889 w
Due from other Banks. 1929 IL
Noles discounted. l,5f5,993 10
Inland bills discounted. 1909 46
Bond account, 1857 ~
' ade b. - " $4,000 90
Real estate, 5O,3lo "
In transitu between Bank
and Branches, 0Oo W
Bad debts S7042 %
Doubtful debts l6539 g.
S2320,429 IS
Capital Stock. SLOTS, 900 90
Notes in circulation. S67 ,040 so
Due 10 other Banks. 2O,734 80
Discount 1903 81
Contingent Fund, 56,lI9 ~
Profit and Loss-being The nell pro-
fits for The hall year ending this
day, 44'oao "a
Deposit money, 2le,o3l ~
s2,32O,429 IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06
NEW STYLE OF CAPS.

NEW STYLE OF CAPS.
T SOUTHER & co. have This day received
y by express an entirely new assortment OF
Mems, Boys, and Infants Fancy Caps, which for
beauty and durability, are superior 10 any here
lofore offered in the city, al lG2 Main Street op.
posle the Banks. Nov. E
T F. WORDS OFFICE.-PRlZEs SOLD!
>. Nos: D 50 rs, $50 dollars, in Leesburg
Lottery, Glass 50.
Nos Nos.4 l ,s y, capital in M0nonsalia' is.
Nos. 6 81 81, capital in Alexandria, 42.
Nos. Ia 50 90, capital in New Jersey, So.
Nos. 40 81 a. 300 dollars. in Leesburg, 40.
All sold in few days.
Tomorrow, 10000 dollars capital, 50 OF 900
&c. Tickets 10. rs Nos, Is drawn.
See The other schemes 10 be drawn this month,
and for prizes address J. F. WORD.
Nov 6
DENDLETON'S Day $4,000
i Capital. The drawing takes place al The
Exchange al ID o'clock. Whole Tickets only
SIPS, halves 62l-2 cts :, quarters 81 els. Pack
ages and single Tickets for sale until IL o'clock
al PENDLETON'S OFFICE,
No. Exchange.
u Notice particularly The scheme for TO-
morrow, $50 900. IS Nos Is drawn ballots
about one prize 10 blank. Call and secure a
Ticket in this splendid Lottery al
Nov.6 No. 3 Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-11-06

DIGGEHS PHILE UFFICE. -bdseIHeII
ID Rooms, Egle Hotel.
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke Lottery, BOG:
a. Il &c 80 SO 66 % go % 10 "A 10
% 10 IA, small one ofSl00, sold and cashed
by that LUCKY BIGGER.
Two Lotteries for this day-S2o,000. IS Nos.
Is drawn. Tickets 5.
Also, $4,000, 1000, &c. sc Nos. II drawn
Tickets 81. Come 10 Bigger's Office before 81
P NJ, and secure one or both OF The above Capt.
tails
To Mouow-sl2, 900. &C Nos IL drawn
Tickets 4.
5 of sl5 900, for Saturday. Tickets only sl5.
Nov. 6
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NEW YORK MARKET. Oc,. a.

WaIsKEy-24 IS C. per gallon.