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RIgger,s Prize Office.

Nos 81 % g. prize of 81 500, sold In the last draw
ing, and paid as usual with BIGGER, al sight.
THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR.
ID IGG Err winds up the year with The following grand
ID Schemes, under the management Of u. Paine &
Co whose Tickets he sells TO the exclusion of all
ers ftlere who wish 10 close the year with
pocket full of the nerdfu let them send To the greatest
Prize yender in the world Address
JOHN B. BIGGER, Richmond, Virginia.
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IEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE, that
n am selling Hats and Caps cheaper than
than they have ever been sold before in this mar.
ks, This day received large lot OF fashionable
Beaver and Moleskin Hats; also, Cloth and Fur
Caps which will be sold at unprecedented low
prices. Call and supply yourselves at
r. NJ. ALIENS
Fashionable Ha, Store, No. 80 Main ST.
Der
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Tickets $40; halves s. quarters So Certificates Of
Packages Of % Whole Tickets SGD; &c halves co; &c
quarters 30.
cts and Shares in any of the above Schemes, address
ed to the unde gned, will receive the prompt
tenton, and an account Of zach drawing forwarded
free of postage, az soon AZ II isreceived.
]. G GREGORY & 60 j., Managers,
Nov 30 Richmond, Virginia.
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JOHN w. KING,
Attorney nj Law,

WILL regularly attend the Superior and Inferior
w Courts Of Meekenburg, Brunswick and Lunen-
burg, and The Superior Courts OF Dnwiddie county.
RrrRRrscr:-Jndge Beverly Tucker, Professor oil
Law in the University Of William Mary. Virginia.
Address-st. Tammany, Msckenburg county, Va
Nov T-cw5w
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MEETING OF THE COMMITTEES.

MEETING OF THE COMMITTEES.
The Committees appointed in the different
Wards, to procure subscriptions TO aid tho Vo-
LUNrEERs for The Mexican War, are requested to
meet at the office of the subscriber en- Saturday
next, al The hour OF 10 O'clock A. Nj. 1t is i'm
porant thai The meeting should be full. Near Two
hundred gallant men have volunteered, and are
now in the city. ROBERT G. SCOTT,
December 3, 1876. Chairman
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Tickets $40; halVes :; quarters > SO. Certificate Of
package Of wholes s9a 50; halves 10 49, ours. - u
Persons ordering by The Package may deduct the
price Of three Tickets.
We have every day Lotteries from twenty dol
lars and when 4 remittance is made TO u.s. large or
small, will always invest in the popular Lotte
rrs on hand. The drawings sent, when requested 10
all vino order from The cash for all Capitals
be had usual nj sight. On all letters enclosing cash
Prize Tickets, The postage need not be paid The
Tickets In the above Lotteries received and all
ders addressed will The prompt and
idental attention Address
ID. PAINE & CO., Managers,
,opd
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MARINE JOURNAL.
ruKT OF RicHMo n D.
Wafer this day, al S O'Clock. P. M.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
-. Courier, Couch, New York, sundries, 10
$ Co.. Brooks, Bell & Hudson, A. Levy,
F'ss,sb ]. Pizxini, J. Dooley, Wadswor'h, TUT
W Co.. Gaynor & Wood, J. Thompson q
20 ii. Harrison & Co. Pa'leson 4 Burr,
e. '" u,rris, S. Bonavira, Webb, Bacon & Co,
4. % prsr. Hubbard, Gardner & Co, Nash q
" n '.oase Keesee s. Sumner, Gordon & Skin
we, s.s,Ier & Gre,ter, Royal & Morgan, vanlew,
ks' u e Co. w. F. Butler s. Co, B. Peylon,
Sdl mn, : Valentine, Breeder 4 Co, r. M. Bur
4 Gin Stafford & Nimmo, J. Crane, J. Goode, w.
"a, e, , DP P. H. Taylor, James q Co, Q. A.
l Dunlop M0 @s,n: 8 Go. Co. y s4nwn
MS1' uSl,m & Co, H. w. Tyler, Drinker &
! :. ~ Keen & Co, Lee & Tinsley, Davenport,
asIss ca Edmund g. Davenport, Crenshaw,
AHta : : Co. D. R. Sydner and 10 order.
bfss steamer Engineer, Norfolk.
80 Home, Edmondson, Baltimore.
s' s. PENNSYLVANIA, Nash, Alexandria.
s1"'' SAILED,
-, G,ena, Pierpont, Stamford, Connecticut.
p,tTIMORE, Dec. 2-Cleared, schr. Ocean
n, on Wheeler, for Norfolk, Petersburg and
XIV yrW YORK, Dec. CLEARED, schr Poca-
MA. Smack, for Richmond.
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NEGRO HIRING. &C.

THE subscriber al his old stand, Main street,
/ corner below The Banks. continues TO Hire
Oh. Negroes, Rent GU, Houses, and attend 10 Col
l.cons OF every kind. Persons intending 10
send Negroes TO be hired out for The ensuing year
ought 10 send them 10 him as soon after Christ
mas as possible. thereby securing better homes
and prices. Every attention in sickness is given
10 The servants.
Mr.. R. G. TUNSTALL will continue TO as
sis, him in hiring RICHARD HILL, ia.
Dec 4-d&cil0thJan
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Capt. Murphy, who arrived al 81. Louis lale-
ly from Santa Fe. has made an arrangement
with The Bank for $4,000 in specie, to be taken
across The plains for he use Of The army.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
Nv N. IL. Il e. H. Hill, Aucts
SIX NEGROES.

ola NEGhOES.
Will be sold By us THIS MORNING. al 10
o'clock, six Negroes, viz: three Men, "a, 70 and
IS years, one Negro Woman 80, and one Wo-
man and Child.
Dec. NIB. & C. B. HILL, Aucls
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Mites AuhIer.
NOTICE.

MACHINE SASH, BLIND. and DOOR MANU-
yl FACTURER, and GLAZIER, on lah Street,
Soulful Corner Of Capitol Square, Richmond, Va.
Del. LII
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GAS HMERES AND OTHER DRESS
~ GOODS we are now offering al prices great
ly reduced from earlier in the season. Our as
sorment By frequent purchases, is good.
Dec. 2 CHENERY & HARTWELL.
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Tickets $40; halves ,; quarters oW CtrtIhcitt OF
package of whoes $lI halves % 5O quarters q 70.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
r. II. PendletOn,

SUCCESSOR TO ID. NJ. HOYT)
Lottery Office, No. 3 Exchange Hotei Richmond,
Virginia.
THE following Schemes show n beautiful arrange
i nIent for December. Note these Schemes particu-
laly, make remittance 10 Pendeton, and get Capt.
tai Prize. On the laih Of December you have 500O
IS Nos. and Is drawn. On The 18Th, $50 0O0-75 Nos.
and II drawn. On the Goth, s33 0O0 and other splendid
Prizes.
Notice these Schemes particuarly-th@y are worthy
your attrntion-and Capital Prizes will be- The result II
a remittance Of SIS or Sluio
E. o pENDLEToN, Richmond.
r. $. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 7, for oiG, 10 be drawn at
Alexandria, December 5tl.
IS Number Lo,tery-la Drawn Ballots.
Prizes:
Capital Prize OF $50 900 prize OF S3,liO
/ prize Of 10 900 50 ,O00
5000 20 500
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters so. Certificates Of
Packages Of IS Whole Tickets $40, a5 halves co. Is
quarters3u
Alexandra Lottery, Glass q, for 1916, to be drawn
al Alexandra, December II.
T6 Number I.0ttery-I5 Drawn Ballots.
Brilliant Scheme
prize Of sas'oSo 10 prizes Of s''s so"
5O00 10 100
a'ass Is 300
1900 400 100
packages Of % Whole Tickets slC2; IS havei 5l 70
quarters p 81.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass r. for 1876, 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, Dec. l9th.
IS No. Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme.
prize OF 100000 lprize OF $1,000
10000 25 900
6O0O ~ 500
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so. Certificates Of
packages Of - Whoes slOi IS Halves so So IS Quar-
iers o5 IS.
Alexandria Lottery Class s. for 1885, 10 be drawn al
Alexandra, December 26.
10 Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes
prize of saso 600 prize of 5000 5000
5000 30 :" 800
| 5000 50 +" $50
Tickets $40; halves S. quarters So Certificates Of
Packages Of 26 Wholes, $780, pc Halves, Go; % Quar-
tiers, 30.
Lee.burg Lottery, Glass 81, for 1876, 10 he drawn
Richmond, December a.
70 Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes:
prizes Of sl2,OO0 10 prizes Of $500
10 900 20 :. 400, &c.
Tickets IS; halves 2 so; quarters IS.
nr In addition To the above, there smaller
Schemes Capitals ranging from $1,000 $40 O00 and
Ticket. from ST TO S5-trawings Of which received
daily
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, Will receive
the mort prompt attention, and account of each
drawing will he when requested, 10 all who order
Tickets from e. 3. PENDLETON,
Richmond, Virginia.
On all letters enclosing cash Prize Tickets, the
postage, ae usual, need not be paid. Dec
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.
S50 600 IL O00l

Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. So TO be drawn on
Saturday, December 18th, 1886, at Wilmington Del rs
Nos u drawn.
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NEGRO MAN.
We will sell on MONDAY, 7,h inst, Negro
Man 81 years old, coed farm hand.
Dec. 4 ~ B. g. G. B. HILL, Aucs.
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MANAGERS oFFIcE-D. PAINE &

MANAGERS OFFICE-D. PAINE &
WI co.
!. For This Evenipg.-s22,6o 500, $500, $500.
Nv $500, ,53S, 10 Of 1000, 10 of 800, 10 OF
wv &C. 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS.
j. Also The Dollar Louery-$3,000, &c. Sc
Nos, ID drawn.
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke, Glass 22l:
IS Is 81 7 Is II A. SO 60 81 81 % 80.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, Glass 2s6:
81 4s 50 so 81 Al % "a So 81 80 II.
piasn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass 2s7
NJ q % % Ia So So so 20 81 AZ l3 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

IN CHANCERY -vIRoISIA:-In Nottowny County
Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery, oco-
Der term, 1876:
John BEDFORD and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Hurt
Joseph Philips and Lousi ID. his wife, formerly Hurt
Newton NJ. Harper and Susan his wife, formerly Hurt,
Thomas X. Hurt, Milton B. Hurt, Mary A. Daily Per-
melia A. Branch, both formerly Hurt, Plaintiffs:
against
Peter J. GrIgg, late Administrator of John Hurt, de-
ceased, and said Peter Grsg Individually and as Ad
mnistrator Of his deceased wife, Charity B., Mary A.
Daily. Admnstrarix of Richard A. Daily. deceased,
isham C. Lundy, Administrator Of Austin Watkins de-
ceased, Elizabeth Newman, Administrative OF William
L. Newman, deceased, Anthony Cils William Raines,
Thomas overtonland Ann Hurt, Defendants.
The compainants having preceded against the alb
sent defendants. VIM. Raines and Thomas Ovenon, in
the manner prescribed by law and they having failed to
conessed and the subpoena having upon
all the other Defendants aud they-excep the defend
ant Peter J. Grgr-faiIing to answer, although two
months have elapsed well since the service of the
subpoena them since the filing Of the bills as 10
them, ALSO on the motion of the compiainants, IL
ken for confessed and the coming on be heard
the original and amended bills, the Of the
said Grigg, late Administrator Of John Hurt, deceased
and the replication of the ccmplanants and the depo-
siiions and exhibits filed, argued by Counsel on
consideration whereof tho Court doth order that said
Peter ]. Grgg late Administrator aforesaid, render
before Commissioner Charles W. Fitzgerald an account
Of his transactions Administrator Of John Hurt, de-
ceased that said Commissioner state and settle the
same, and make report Of tho ihis Court; and
In settling said account said Commissioner shall take
the expsrte accounts heretofore rendered the defend
ant under order Of the County Court Of Nottoway,
priIna facie correct with leave 10 the plaintiff or
any Of them, to surcharge and alsify the same-and
shall PROFOUND the said CrEs such intenogatofies
the plaintiffs, any of them, shalt require to be put,
and the TO the same together with other proper
testimony, shal be used evidence in making said set
Element, and the Commissioner shall also report such
matters as may be deemed pertinent by himself, may
be required by The parties 10 be reported.
Copy-Teste, e. w. FITZGERALD, D. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

OOAL sCUTTLES Another Supply Of
~ Coal Scuules, just received and for sale al
low prices, by CLARKSON & GARDNER,
No. Ill Broad ST., sign of the Hand.saw.
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NEGRO HIRING.

fTHE subscribers tender their services 10 their
i friends and the public, TO hire out their Ne
osoE. for the ensuing year.
They would advise those who wish TO employ
them 10 inform them as early as practicable, that
they may have an opportunity of obtaining good
homes and good prizes for their negroes
They hope that an experience Of several years
will eniille them 10 liberal share of patronage.
Their office is On the corner OF Franklin and
18Th streets, in rear OF City Hotel, formerly Bell
Tavern. N. Is. q Z. b. HILL.
Nov. 30-d&cil5lhJ
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NOTICE. Mrs. WRENCE, corner Of
Y Governor and Main streets. opposite The
Eagle Square, has several comfortable rooms,
suitable Tor the use Of Members OF the Legisla-
lure. She is also prepared TO accommodate tran
sien, Boarders on moderate terms. Persons vi
sling Richmond on business will find her house
one Of The most convenien, locations in the city.
Dec i-d1t&r2r
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100000. $4,000! 10000 |!

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No ~, TO bt
drawn nj Wilmington. Delaware, on Saturday, De-
cemher 9Th. 1916. ~ Nns. Ii hrawn.
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WIN. B. ARCHER,
JNO. A. LEMOSY,


DAN AWAY from the subscriber, about the first
~ OF September last, Negro Man named JOHN,
and half inches high quite likely, stoutly built light
complexion, his hair growi4e pncommonly low down on
the back part Of his neck, with decayed in 'front.'
and supposed be about thirty three years Of are
expected that he is in the neghborhooo OF Goansvie
he raised near that place, and has wife and mo-
Their residing in the neighborhood will give reward
Of SIS taken in and $40 if taken Of the State and
delivered TO confined in prison. that get him.
Dec. 4-cw4w& RIGID. p. CAMPBELL,
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DECEIVED yesterday from auction ol OF
~ very cheap Goods. Call il you want bar
Domestics; Flannels
Cheap Woollen Gooas for servants
New Style Calicoes
Black and brown Cloths
French Buck Gloves
New and very handsome Vestinss
Plaid Cassimeres &c, &c.
Dec. CHENERY & HARTWELL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

TURS WANTED-Theh highest cash prices
I paid for all kinds of Fur Skins, such as Bea-
yer, Otter, Muskrat, Mink and Coon, by
r. NJ. ALLEN,
Dec.4 No. 90 Main ST.
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Attention, VoIunteers,l

As The requisilion made recently by the Co.
vernon Of this Commonwealth, tor Regiment OF
Volunteers, to serve during the war now existing
between the United States OF America and the
Republic Of Mexico, has not yet been filled, the
undersigned propose 10 raise in The city Of Rich
mond Company OF good and true men, who will
pledge themselves 10 sustain, when called into
action, that character bequea,hed TO them by the
Volunteers Of l776.
VIM. B. ARCHER,
JNO A. LEMOSY,
WIN A. ALLEN,
N. Fl TURNER, JR.
A lis, Of those who may please 10 join The Com
pany will be found at the Marshall Hotel oppo-
site The Fredericksburg Depot, at which place
there will always be person in attendance au-
thorized 10 receive Volunteers. Dec. 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

DLOCK.TIN DISH COVERS-Jusl receiv-
d ed AMI Tor sale in sets by
GARRISON & GARDNER,
No III Broad Street, sign OF the Hand Saw.
noe 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

Nov 30-d&ctl5hJ
NTOTlCE-In consequence OF The state OF my
IN health, have this day Withdrawn from The
Commission Business and will be succeeded BY
my Two nephews, Mr.. r. C. Gwalhmey aud Mr.
w. w. Gwathmey, under The firm OF R. g.
GWATHMEY & CO., who will retain the old
stand, near Shockoe Warehouse, which have so
long occupied.
beg leave to solicit The patronage Of my old
friends and customers in behalf Of The above
mentioned Firm, and 10 ask payment Of those
~ RoBT. GwATHMEY.
Richmond, Isl December, 1876.
NEW COM MISSION HOUSE.
successors TO Mr.. RoBr. GwATHMEY
II C GWATHMEY and w. w. GWATH-
II. MEY have this day formed CoParlner-
ship, under the firm of r. c. GWATHMEY &
Their Business will be exclusively Comnis-
sion one, Tor the sale Of Country Produce gene
rally-and they have secured the old stand near
Shockoe Warehouse, SO long occupied by Mr..
Robert Gwathmey, and have likewise engaged
The services Of Mr. TEMPLE GWATHMEY,
who is SO we'll known 10 Inc public as Sales
man Of Tobacco.
We shall be prepared 10 grant reasonable adj
vances on properly III hanu, ana nope, oy asst
duty and strict attention 10 business 10 share a
fair portion OF public patronage
r. C. GWATHMEY,
w. w. GWATHMEY.
Richmond, Isl December, lSi6.-lf
SERVANTS CLOTHING, BLANKETS
AND WOOLLEN SOCKS.
DECEMBER 81, lS4C.
y II. JENKINS will sell off cheap Linseys
II. Kerseys from l2s cents TO the besl;
1000 Blankets, all prices, from IS cents;
100 pair Bed Blankets;
Salineils Kentucky Jeans;
Cloths, Cassimeres and Veslings;l
While. yellow and red Flannels, from shilling,
90 cents, 25 cents, 37s cents and finer;
Cotton Oznaburgs; brown Shirlngs;
Brown Sheetings; Apron Checks;
nd every description OF Fancy Goods, will be
sold al reduced prices, by wholesale and lelail, al
r. II. JENKINS
Dec. 3 New Store Eagle Square.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

DLATE WARMERS-Just received and Tor
L sale cheap by
GARRISON & GARDNER,
No. Ill Broad Street, sign OF the Hand-Saw.
Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

NEW STYLE CALEDONIA PLAIDs-
IN New style Caledonia Plads, Kid Gloves,
French Edgings, &C.. just received from Slew
arts. CHENERY & HARTWELL.
Dec 2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

DENDLEToN's PRIZE OFFICE.-Draw-
[ ing of Leesburg Lottery, Glass 81:
So Al SIS 6 46 II 50 &c 81 Is II IS 16 60.
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery, Glass 95:
9 25 50 43 Dc So Ga ~ IS rs 81 y,
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Clas.>4s:
46 81 IS 10 So So 43 IA IS "a 60 So "a ~.
- drawn ballots in each Package OF Is Tickets.
For To-day.-Capilal $1,000! Whole Tickets
on'y 81; halves and quarters in proportion. A
Package Of IS Wboles cost but SAG; rs halves
rs . quarters III so. Sales close al 4 O'clock
FOR Prizes applyat
PENDLETON'S OFFICE,
Dec. No. Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

DIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
/ There are many persons who have Pianos
thai are either old, second or questionable,
who would dispose OF them in exchange for new
instruments, could they do so to advantage. To
such We would say, that fair price can be OBJ
tanned ior their old instruments when new one
is wanted, BY calling on
Booksellers and Dealers in Piano Fortes. Music
and Stationery, 1879 Main ST. Dec. I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

NEW SHAWLS-Jast opened, few very
y handsome Cashmere Shawls; Black Silk
D., rich; with many others, making very hand
Des4 CHENERY s. HARTWELL.
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COMMISSIONERS, OFFICE.

Nottoway Court house, Nov. 23d, 1876.
The parties interested In the foregoing decree
hereby notified. that shall proceed on the 9Th day Of
February next TO take the account therein directed
at which time and place they requested attend
with their papers, vouchers and evidence in order that
may execute the same.
Dec. 4-cwew C. w. FITZGERALD. CON-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
Splendid oysters

THE largest and best favored Oysters seen
i this year are now tor sale al The Alhambra,
where you can also find Terrapins, Patridges.
Wild Ducks, Fresh Venisou, Fresh Fish, Beef
ssass, Mince Pies, Egg-Nogg, and all the good
ihnss oflhis life. Call on r. w. ALLEN,
ALEXANDRA,
Dec.4 l4lh ST., 9Th door from Main ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

DISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.
THE Dismal Swamp Land Company, at their AIMS
i al Meeting, on the 18th November, declared dvi-
dsnd of and per cent, which IS 500 on each quarter
share over and above six per cent interest.
The Company require that Stockholders should give
receipts for dividends In their Record Book either per-
sonay or by attorney The President OF the Company
nds necessary adhere strictly this regulation
Any person disposed to purchase quarter share Of
Stock In this Company, do for So $780, If mmedi
ate application is made TO the subscriber.
RU. BUTLER, President
Dismal Swamp Land Company.
Smthfeld, Dec. l, ls46.-c5t'
WANTED-At the Penitentary, Hoop Poles and
w Pine Cord Wood Nov. 3-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

THREE CASKS Imitation English Cheese,
i received ami for sale by
Dec. 9 WIN. e. F. C. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

$4,000! $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass SO, TO be drawn on
Saturday, December l2th, 1886, at Wilmington, Della
ware IS Nos - irap,n
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Who1e TICKETS $40: haves s. quarters = 81. CeTtf-
cate Of package Of whoes $780, halves co. quarters 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04
LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine IL Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR 1886.
THE following Grand Schemes nre presented to the
patrons Of Fortunes Home. They are offered "a
Christmas PRESENTS and those who DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning more of them for a small sum should
make a selection and forward orders IN
Z. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-04

100000 10000!
Is Drawn Nos. out Of each package Of Is Tickets.
Splendid for Packages.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class So, TO be drawn
on Saturday, December Goth, 1916, al Wilmington,
Delaware. IS Nos, Is drawn.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26

STYPIC WHICH WILL STOP BLEEDING
OF THE LARGEST vEssELs.-Take Of bran
dy or common spirits two ounces; CASTLE
soap two brahms; potash one drahm-
scrape the soap fine and dissolve it in bran
dy, and then add the potash; mix it well
together and keep it in close phial. When
you apply it let it be warm and dip pledgets
of lint, and the blood will Immediately con-
geal; it operates by coagulating the blood
a considerable way within the vessel. A
few applications may be necessary for deep
wounds and where limbs are cut off.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26

EsoU1RE.-Mr. Cist, of Cist's Cincinnati
Advertiser, requests as favor from his cor
respondents, that they will not in future ap-
pend the Esq. to his name. He says:
1t is inapplicable to me. Esquire is de-
rived from the French Ecuyer, stable boy
or ostIer. | have not cleaned stable for
forty gears.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1846-03-26

Why DO NATIONS GO TO WAR DIR
Franklin answers this question in single
sentence. "The foolish part of mankind
(says the Doctor) will make wars from
time TO time with each other, not having
sense enough otherwise to settle their diff
cultes0