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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-18

VIRGINIA AT 4 Court of Quarterly Session ,,.Id
for King William county n the Court hoi,s. -
Monday, the I'D day of November, lei6: ~
Lucy Ann Prmberton, Palnt,F
against
VIM. A. Edwards, John Edwards, Napoleon Du,k.
Samuel rignor and Mary Ann his wife tIsanor pn,'
lard, Elizabeth Pollard and James Pollard ,h- r., !,
kin of susan Edwards, decreased. I)rfrndarts
The SAID Lucy Ann Prmbrrion In. IA, pr.nnr,nf.,
fof prohal paper writing and cet;4n ~. o. meme
randa endorsed upon another paper ar,lng pronouna
ed by VIM. A. Edwards. hereinafter u.ebttnn.n -
containing the nuncupaIlyr vii! OF Susan Edwards A..
ceased; and, thrrupon hr motion ii the ,a,d InSv
Ann Prmberon, the Count doth order, that ,inn,o,s
or summonses be- issued by thu Clerk 10 the SAID W,,
A Edwards John Edwards. Napoleon .u,k- SAMUEL
Tignor and Mary Ann his WIFE, Eleanor Po ard El,,-
beth Pollard and James Pollard the newt Of Nm II ,sia
Susan Edwards, 10 appear here The first d,. az ~
next term n this Court and contest the prnhat III al,
nuncupaiive viii, II they shall please 30 Ana II
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court ihai ,oh
Edwards, one III said pairs no. \ resident al mi,
Commonwealth, II Is ordered, that copy of s order
he forthwith inserted IN some rwsp.prr published IN
The cry OF Richmond, and regularly continue nntii lie
hrsi day oil The next term Of This Court. and ano, her
copy be- posted al The front door III nnrt house II
this county. And VIM. A. Edwards Al me same time
prrpomndrd fnr prohat trstanenary paper purportn.
10 be the last will and testament The said Susan Ed
wards, deceased. IN which lie Is named Executor,
aud moved that the same be proved aud established rs
her last viii, which motion is continued Ia the neat
term. a Cspy-Ttsir,
Nov 2s-dlt&cwim J. o. POLLARD ID. &.
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(signed,)

P.s.-On Tuesday, the House Of Representa-
tives on motion OF MIR. Hopkins Of Virginia,
adopted Mr.. Davis resolution, modified so as To
request, instead of require, the President 10 furnish
the information about these temporary govern
menls, il compatible with The public Interest,"
We cannot say what may be the course OF the
President, bu, we doub, moi that it will be made
manifest that he has aced in exact conformity 10
the Constitution and The laws and tha,the Wings
will rue The day that they commenced lnis fac
lious movement, when The country was involved
in war.
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The memorial to tne Legislature OF va, pup
,;,hed in another column, we feel persuade q,
speaks The sentiments .! a very small portion
even Of what is called The r,rai part OF The p p.
ulaliun of the County Of Alexandria. The ques-
ton OF Relrocesson was ianiy argued, tired am
seuhd Efforts 10 defeat II now, will be entirely
impulent, and can have no good effect whatever.
AS 10 The Constitutional qacstiun-lhat is a mat eT
about which men my differ. Our own opinion
Of It's entire consiuuti0naiity is, as it always has
been, from The lime the question was mooled,
years ago, undoubled-and the practical good ell
lec,s from the measure will, we believe, be grad
ualy developed -Ak1an0yia Gozctte, Dec. l5.
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Plaintiff

The defendant John Pyle, not having entered III. ap.
peaance and gwen security according IL the act 4" AS
semhy and the Rules nf this Court, aud u appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he u not inhaitan IL b
country IL IS ordered that the AID absent 1rie al do
appear the rules 10 be holden for thu said Court On
the first Monday in January next md answer The hill II
plaintiff, aud that copy 1T This order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published 10 tile ely II
Richmond, for months >:cce-svry. aud posted 1t
the front door Of thr Cour House Of TIL, county.
Copy. Teste
Oct 20-cw2m K. ELDRtDGE, G.. &. =. T..
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Cholera, Sunmcr Complaint, D,arrbed,
Dysentary and all other arrangements
Of fhe stomach and boWcls, cured bV
DR.. JayHeS CarminGiive BalSam,
New York, 6ih month, let, 1888,
Friend Dr.. Jayne-lt gives me mich pleasure to
inform you Of the result of case in which ad-
minsteled thy Carminallyc Bssam and consider
It a matter of duty to thee and the public to give
the following statements. Being called to visit q
patient few days since, found he was vomiting
and purging most violently, with severe Tormina
and Clamps in the upper srd lowor extromites,
and also in the abdominal pnrieties. The crump
was so violent, that it took fou men TO rub him
lncessantly TO keep down the spssm, and to use his
own words he said it seemed to him as if his bones
would snap in two There was also violent cholic
pains around the ubIlcal region attended with very
distressing nauseal In short | considered it to bs
case OF genuine choltw found on inquiry the
patient had been unwell the day previous, with q
Ooseness OF the bowels That six hours before
saw him he was seized with the complaint and had
gradually got worse. The extremities we cold
and he was nearly pulseless, Immediately gave
him spoonful of thy Ralsum which in few mo-
me ents was elected from the stomach. but on giving
it few times tho stomach became settled and he
expressed himselfrelieved. then gave him calo.
mel and opium powder, In two hours from the
time saw him he felt quite easy and fCll asleep
and slept well for five hours; but on waking lh,
symptoms again returned. dirccted more of the
Balsam to be given him when the disease subsdet
and the patient was convalescent 1t took one bot
tic to effect cure. have also 50 olton witnessed
the beneficial effects of the Carminaive Balsam il
Summo; complaints and iiarrhoa that would no
be without for ts weight in silver
Iremain thy friend
THOMAS MOTT, 4S Broadway, Y.
Prepared ouly at No 8 South Third street, Phil
adelphia
The boveMedicIne are for sale o
The store Of
JOHN r. MOYER,
BIoOmsburp.
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Miss Mary.

Mise Mary i,a charming maid,
A comely lass is she;
She every morning coffee drinks,
At evening, sip, her tes.
She's never gadding in the street,
Bu'loveS to stay al homs,
Her eyes Sro parted by her nose
Her ringleis by a comb.
She has pretty fost,
And sometimes wears prUnelISj
On sunny days she sports a shaw
On rainy, an umbrella.
She, virtues self parsonifsd-
She scorn, 10 do a wrong,
She keeps her tongue between her teeth
Where peoples tongue belong.
The poor have always found her kind;
She weepsfor others woe.
On Sunday eve she sits alone,
Unless she has beau.
Each leisure moment she employs,
To snlIivate her mind'
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IRar CrEfhis Fills

ENEA and understand The time will come
M when tie medicine, BGrdrcth Pills, will lie
appreciated as they ought and deserve it will he
understood that DR.. BrandIPth has the strongest
claIms upon the public. 1t is true that every IN
liyIual who ma es trel Of the Brandrelh Pills
cOnccde them to he the best medicine they ever
used They arc indeed medicine about which
here Is no mistake. Their value in climate so
our. cannot he sufficiently aEprOCi0t-
Icd ,ree rCrspiraUon is at once restored thus
They cure colds, md consumption is preventcd,--
Those who have a redundancy OF bile iiud them Of
1.-THE most essential service, and should there he de-
Ihccncy Of that important fluid the Bandreth Pills
have an equally beneficial effect. Often has this
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re-
lgIoa5 where the drcadlul yellow fever was prevail
ling few doses taken Immediately upon the IN
| IoCtIOn being received into the system, will he al
most certain to prevent any material nc0nNGUrnce
And at no stage of this dreadful epidemic is hclo
IsO proper medicine az the BrcnIrclh Pills. Let
ithis medicine lie universally used in this
disease, and no loss OF blood allowed, and few
very few, would be its victims. So it is with other
diseases Assist nature with this all important
medicine to remove morbid humors from the hIoo(,
and do not resort 10 bleeding or mercury, and we
shall have very great sCacity persons afflicted
with cronic maladiCs. The fedthcredtibe-thea all
imal, kingdom. over which we aIe tie lords, als
not afflicted with chronic mal6des neither should
we lie if it were not for our pride which occasions
than. Follow nature. Use the medicine which
IharGonizCs with her, which mildly bat surely re.
moves all hcimpurlties Of the bloodNhCh strength.
lens the iCpJIeahd yet reduces those Of too full habit
Ito a healthy standard. Let me again say that eyerv
IJCraltmCut Of The manufacture OF BTaudscth FiiIs
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Your ExpectoranI think will soon be
exclusively popular. Yonls &c,ADEIAL ELY,
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The following is from a PHYSICIAN
and much respected CLERGYMAN Of
The METHODIST Society, dated Nodes
Town, Va. Aug, 27, ls4G
DR. Jsyne-Dsar Sr-l have been u,.
your ExpecIoranI extensively 10 my prac,
tic for the last three years and for ali al,
lacks Of Colds, Coughs MAama,iOn Of the
Lungs, Consumption, Asthma, Pains snd
Weakness Of the Breast, it is decidedly the
bes! medicine have ever tried. Very re-,
'Pec'fnly yours. r, W. WILLIAMS, H. D.
Asthma sured BY Dr. Jnynes Erpecior-
ant.-Mss MARY CAMPBELL, Of New ua-
ven, Fsyone unity, has been cured Of
Asthma, of more than eighteen years con.
Inuance, by the use Of DR.. James Er-
pscto'ant. She commenced taking the
medicine last summer, and after using eley.
en- bottles, was entirely rid of this distress.
ing disease. Wssrc assured Of this cure
by lady Of undoubIed veracily, and re,
quesiod 10 make it public for the benefit oil
others -Mount Pleasant PA Register.
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She ties her apron on before
Her hustle on behind.

She ties her apron on before
Her hustle on behind.
Whenever she shopping went,
She Paid for what she bought,
Ia sleep she always shut her mouth,
As every body ought
Small faults she has and who has nol
She strives them to reform,
When her Toes are rampIsd upon
She says get Of my CorD!'
Accomplishments like these would max,
A match Tor Count OF Earl,
And all the neighbors say she is
A pattern Of girl,
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nPNEW ESTABLISHMENT
TIN and sEgHEETTROs5
ZtANUEA0T0BEo

THE subscriber having located himself in
Bloomsbury, IS prepared to furnish all kinds n
ware, and perform all kinds Of work in his line Il
business, at cheap rates and at short notice le
has furnished himself with new aid splendid
stock Of tools, machinery aud material, from pho
delphia, and made large purchase OF COAL and
WOOD STOVES, Of various patterns, to supply
his customers. lIo will constantly keep on har d,
TIN W'fRE ofevcy description.
ST0T'ES large variety, neatly and subsan-
italy finished, together with PIPE.
S'OUTs for buildings.
CO.GE BUCKETS, &c. &c.
lie respectfully socits public patronage Hay.
ing been iorSom years engaged in his business,
aud having experienced assistants, he feels conf
dent Of satisfying all who may favor him with
their custom.
COUN THY .uERCMSNTs supplied on
liberal lcTrns.
Call on the souh side Of Nain-strcct doors
below tho office Cfthe Columbia Democrat
October IL, l645-ly25
S, T.. CRAIG,
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BLOOMSBCRG

BLOOMSB CRG
Cabinet ware House.
TUyIE subscribe would respectfully inform the
u public, that he has taken the sh ,p lately oc
cupled by Samuel Lilly, near the upper end OF
Bloomsbury where he is carrying on the
OMDINlAH DUSTNl8SS0
ia all its various branches, and where he will he
happy wait upon all those who may favor him
with their custom. His Furniture swarunted lc
be made of good material and durable, and he in
lends keeping on hand
.Sideb0ards. Secretaries, Bureaus
Wardrobes. Card TableS, Dining
IaJlcs. Breakfast Tubies,
Cupb0urds, Stands, WaSh
Stands, BedsteadS,
D0ugh-trOughS,
CoGnS, SC.
and all kinds Ofworli in his line, which he will sci
upou as reasonable terms as they can be purchase,
IN the county.
BY strict attention to business he hopes to re
Iceive share of public patronage.
April 25, ls45-lyl
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JAYNEs EXPECTOKANT.-.We
esteem II pleasure 10 beaSIe to recon-,
mSnd this medicine as The best calculated
Tor the purpose of curing coughs, cod,
sore throat, asthma, and all affection, Of
the lungs. From long personal acquainl,
ancs with Dr. Jayne, we know that be is
no quack, and his medicine, are moi nos.
trunlS Of the modern cry up, bu ale the
result Of his long experience as practising
phy'lclan, and the expense Of great labor
-Harford Comm Daily Reviev.
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WATERFOWL, n Y, Ocl 20, ls4l.

WATERFOWL, n Y OcI 20, ls4l.
DR.. ID. Jayne-Dear Sir Your Hair
Tonic is an excelIant article. Many res.
peU'soIe persons also otier their certificates
in favor ol your Expectorant | believe
your medicines are tho best preparation
Iha! have ever been offered 10 he public.
for The relief Of the afflicted, for the cure
of the disease, for which they were intend
ed.
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I.T(Ga s. s. SIGGE

I2GN IMNTEACLGlATo
TE7HE suhscriber respectfully in(orms'hc public
b that he has opened shop, on Muin.srrcct,
Gcarly opposite Clay tons Tavern, in Bloomsburg,
whce he intends carrying on the above business.
in all It's various hHuchgs.
IIN W.4RE,
otcvery description, viii be kept on hand fov sale
at WHOLESALE or RETAIL.
SHEET IRON
Manufactured into any form required,
STOVE PIPES,
Of all sizes kept constantly On hand. Stoves finish
cd to order.
Being determined TO do bu,iness IN the right
way, he rcqests all to call upon him before they
purchase elsewhere, rs he will iurnhh oil articles
in his line as cheap as they can be purchased in
the county.
D. j. RICE.
September 20, ls45--lyc2
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The following is valentine received il
this city by gentleman; and so far as ou
experience enables u' to judge, is far su
Psror to the aversge character Of such &c
casional effu'lons The lsdy's wishe,
seems so very reasonable, that she had ou
best wishes for her SUCCESS in the request
Boston Journal
VALENTINE.
Wanted, A HAND TO hold mine own,
As down Lils's vale glide
TAINTED, AN ARM TO lean upon
Forever by my siiel
Wanted, A FIRM AND STEADY FOOT
With secure and free,
Too keep it, straight and onward pace
Over Life's path with me,
Wanted, FORM erect and high,
A HEAD above mine own
So much, that | might walk beneath
lis shadow Ger me thrown!
Wanted, AN EYE within whose depth
Mine own might look and see
Upsprings from guileless heart
0'erhovn with love for me!
'Vantsd, A LIP whose kndest smile
Would speak for me alone,
A VOICE whose richest melody
Would breath affections lone
Watted, A TRUE RELIGIOUS SOUL
TO pous purpose given,
with whom my own might pass along
The road that leads to Heaven!
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THE G. ARIA N ID.
",---- Wi!h s0sS;esi (iGwsys enrichd,
From VGNi0is gasdsas Guild With care"


"---- Wih ssoss;esi (lawsys enriehd
From various gasdsgs Guild toih care"
===--- -. -----------------s -
From Dickens London Daily News.
wait u Little Longer,
There's good time coming, boys,
A COED time coming:
We may not live 10 see the day,
But earth shall eliaen in tbs ray
of'ho good lime coming.
Cannon balls may aid the truth,
Bot thoughts weapon stronger;
Well win our bat lie by ils aid:
Wait little longer
There's good time coming boys,
A good time coming:
The pen shall supsrssds the sword,
And righl not might. sAall'be the lord,
In the good time coming,
Worth, not birth, shall rule mankind,
And bO acknowledged stronger
The proper impulse has been given,
WaiI little longer
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming,
War in all mems eyes shall bs
A monster Of iniqully,
In the good time coming.
Nations shall not quarrel then,
To prove which i, the stronger
Nor slaughter men FOR gl0ry's sake;
Wait little longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming
Hateful rivalriss Of creed
Shall not make their martyrs bleed
In the good time coming.
Religion shall be shor of pride,
And flourish all the stronger,
And Charity shall trim her lamp
Wait little longer.
Thele's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming,
And poor mans family
Shall no! be his misery,
In the good time coming.
Every child shall bs help.
To -aoLa hie .;sL. .... -"onsp.,
The happier he, The moro he has,
Wait lille longer.
There's good time coming, bOyG
A good time coming;
Little children shall no, toll
Under, or above, the soil
In The COED tins coming.
But shall plav in beal.hluI fields,
Till limbs and mind grow stronger,
And every one shall read and wrts,
Wait little longer
There's good tins coming, boys,
A good Time coming,
The people shall be temperate
And shall love instead of hate,
In The good tina coming,
They shall use, and no. abuse,
And make all virtue sIronger--
The reformation has begun,
Wal! little longer.
There's good time coming, boys,
A good time coming.
Let Us aid il all we can,
Every woman, every man,
The good time coming.
Smalles! helps, il rightly given;
Make tho impulse stronger,
Twill be strong enough one day.
Wal! little longer.
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New York, March l0lh, ls4I,

New York, March l0lh, ls4I.
Df' Jayne--Dear SIt--Beiog severely
afflicted with lErLvaNzA-a bsrL CoUau
and AsTHMA-and finding every means
tail Of relieving ma, CossumPrloN appeared
lnevl'abIe-but b. using two bottles Of your
h1PECT0RANT, was restored to per.
feet health
Respectfully yours JonS ELLIS,
Late Pastor Of The Baptist Church, Siam.
for, CT.
The above Medicine are all for ssle
at the store of
JOHN r. MOYER.
Bloom'bUrg
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IAS7ONLSHLNG NETSs %
NEW 4 CHEAP GOODS
AT The
VcG4) NgG2'ee
LIGHT-STREET, COLUMBIA co.
THE subscribers tales this method of informing
the public that they have just arrived from phila-
deIphil with splendid assortment of
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
among which maybe found superior selection Of
Black, Blue Black, Blue, Green, Invisible
Green, Olive and Mixed Clo,hs supe,
rioI French andFaDcy Cas>imeres,
Salinels Of all color, and prices
Kynlucky,Jeans, Heavy
Buck rwped, and
Hard Times
A splendid assortment
Of WooIen, Velvet Ve-
Ienha Satin and Swangdown
Veslngs, Fanneis Of oil coIors &
prices, colorcd. bIcached 4 unbeached
Cotton FanneIs Furniture andApronCheck
ALSO
Manchcr cnk Scotch Cinghams, Bed 10 ing
hIcGchcd and un5s1chcI Ia = Zap. ..ur Tiyr G5-
ured and plain Alpacca3; Pondcchc.ry ne,, articl,
for Ladies wear Furniture and Dress Cacoes Of
I'll prices; splendid assortment of
ShaWtS, Dress HaRdherchieE, CyuvatSI
and COiiareitS.
A full assortment Of
Ladjes' and Geniemen'S H0sierY and
GlOOes, Gentiemcn'S BosomS, C7ilars
St0ckS, Gum Elastic, Uorsted and
Cotton Su,pcrders, &c &c.
Togetherwith O full ASSORTMENT Of
birCCcricRs hardware and
QuGCnswssre.
with variety CT other articles too uumcrous to
meutiOn.
The sub scribrs feel coahden:, since their goods
have been purchased on he be.i lelm., and have
been selected with great cars that they can sell low
er than they can he bought at any other store ID
this part Of The county they thsrs9ro solci. the pa
trUnOge Of gencIou, public
f,11, .....' s.....a The highest price paid for ALL
igIz-k. k..sesS kinds Of COUNTRY PRO.
aISzT DDCE in exchange for
Goods.
AMOS B. KN4BB e. Co.
December 8; lS45--33lf
ST0VE PIPE for sale at The New Store.
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tFz0m Bednesday Nigdt's Union.]


DISPATCHES TOCOM. SLOAT.-Some
of The letter writers from Pensacola 10 the New
Orleans and to the Mobile papers have stated
that when the steamer Princeton touched at PEN
sacola. she took on board an officer OF the navy
rifh dispatches Jor Cam. SioGt, concentrating
his previous orders, and Tin The phrase OF these
writers) carrying message OF peace" This
is mistake. No such counter orders, so far as
we are advised, have been sent 10 Com. Sloat.-
The dispatches were first handed over to Lieut..
Hunter and then to Mr.. Lee
Lieut.. John P. ellis, United States navy, with
dispatches from The Pacific and Brazilian squad
IONS, aud from Mr.. Wise, our Minister TO Bra
I'll, reached Washington last evening. Lett the
United States frigale Constitution (boundto Bos-
ton, on the l4th inst. in lat. IS NORTH Ion. SO 80
west, and arrived al Philadelphia in brig Tweed
Monday evening last.
Lieut.. Bache who commanded the u. States
survey brig, The Washington, and who was un
fortunately swept from the vessel in the late
SION, and drowned, was an officer OF great merit
Heis a brother-inlaw Of the Secretary OF the
Treasury
Mr.. Ralph w. Ingersoll, of Connecticut, was
in this city Today making arrangements for his
mission 10 ST Petersburg. He expects TO leave
The United States in the month OF November
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WOrtIlaln's Office,

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MoND, VIRGINIA.
Drawings received daily at u O'Clock, r. NJ.
Drawn Nos. Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 80:
AZ IS 26 81 81 81 Q rs 65 81 IA 10
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
Capilal 81. 900! Va Monongalia Lottery, Glass
No. 50. IS Nos, and IL drawn ballots. Capt.
tails: 1000 dollars, 1910, Gao, d59, Of 3OO,
of 200, 5ofl50, S OF l25, 10 OF 100, 20 OF 60, 80
of so, l42 of 80, &c. Tickets dollar; shares
in proportion.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW.
First-Splendid Scheme $4,000 Capital
Alexandria Lottery, Glass e, 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, D. e., ON Saturday, Sept. 20 1916.
Grand Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000. 3,l40
8 900, $500, 2,000 SO of 1000, 20 of 500, 20 OF
800, 1873 OF 200, &c. IS Nos. and II drawn
Tickets IO-shares in proportion. A Certificate
of a package OF IS whols Tickets costs Sl3O;
halves and quarters in proportion.
Also, Sussex County Lottery, Glass No. liz.
CAPITALS: $4,000, $50. 3 Of 1000, Of 500.
If ao0 Of loo. 10 OF 80, 20 OF so, so OF 40, &c.
70 Nos. l3 drawn. Whole tickets !; shares in
proportion
,.o.,.rtes 10 lie Drawn mt Alexandria soon,
October 3d-AIeyandria Lottery, Class F.
x30 600. 10000, so prizes oil 1000, 5O oil oOo,
1872 of 800, &c Tickets 10.
$50 e ooo 10000 Of 900, Of 1900 of 5000
) Of $500, 4 of 1888 30 OF 1000, 20 OF 'ooo'
October 24-A!exandria Lottery, Glass H. IL
20 400 dollars, 10000, 5000, $500, 1927, 5000,
40 prizes Of 1000, SO of 500, SC. Tickets H.
TrAll orders confidential, and postage Paid
on ali sums of IS or more at this Office, without
charge. Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CdAo' WIZ hin "
Sept. 25 h,cn'hon', va.
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Nash & WOOdhOUse,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
AND
f.. II. Nash,
pETERSRURG, VIRGINIA,

PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA.,
|,ONTINIJE their establishments in the above
u named places upon very LARGE and ES-
TENsiyE scale.
They keep on hand at their Two stores, from
tuen,u 10 fortv Piano Fortes, varying in price and
finish from the panesl and cheapest up 10 The
riches, and most costly; all OF which are offered
upon trial, subject 10 be returned il mol good, and
unon terms moi only as favorable as al other e.
adjustments in Richmond and Petersburg, but
also as low as they can be had in any Of The
Northern markets. -
They have been selling these instruments for
The last len wears, and whilst upwards Of fire hun
dred have been sold, not one has proven bad.
Their full supply OF Books, Piano tor'es, STA
lionery, &c, has been purchased upon very aa-
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