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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-19
The ENQUIRER
RICH MON ID, VA.
Saturday Morning, May IG, 1916
WELL DONE RICHMOND

We publish to-day the interesting prcces,;-
OF The enthusiastic meeting on Thurstav ,,at.
The addresses were stirring and in capilsl,,1.
and inc spirit animated the immense crswi
The next day, with the drum beat; . ana (.
flag flying, quite number OF volunteers na,,t.
through The streets. The intelligence On S,.,,
day morning, which We then PUBLISH! i, ,,s.
ira, announcing the disastrous defeat II e..
Walkers Texas Rangers and lheimaiDer, =.
ger OF Point Isabel, produced an ir,e,.e inc.
and encouraged more vigorous exes,iors \.
in the day, the whole complement fine CON-.
ny was made up-l00 privates anc y ot....'
On Saturday, Capt Darlington ami Lieu, ~.
rem proceeded 10 Washington city 10 ter5a-,....
services and 10 ask 10 be conveyed with H. ,,...
from Fort McHsnry, which will be inne.,,....
shipped from Baltimore 10 The seat ii wa II.
The Promplness and alacriiy Of The wholen.-.
ment do honor 10 the patriotism .! og- a;,y
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Mr.. Archer, in the Senate 90 FRIDAY 'l'D
ted resolution, which was agreed 10, "a 'e4''
Re,slued, Tha, The Committee on he Jll'. I
be instructed 10 inquire into the propres1 I.
viding by law for a change in The time .
ing the Spring terms OF The Dis,rlc, Cou,.
United States, holden al Richmond an y. {
in the State Of Virginia, so that Inc iofI' !,
stead Of commencing on The 18th DAY { - -
NAV commence on The % MONDAY N q
each year; and the latter, instead Of benz y
the Both day Of May. may commence 81 $
Monday in June in each year.
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The Richmond papers Gays The UhI0a
form US OF the death Of distingunhet 4
Robert Slanard, Esq, a Judge OF 'hs g
of Appeals Of Virginia. "He was struck Z.
by paralysis, while engaged in the rris
ton OF an opinion in his Office on "
night, and fingered until 3 o'clock W
day night. He was in his 9th year" ~
one ofthc most eminent juriss Of The cn1rit
At,he Bar, in the General Assembly an .
Virginia Convention OF 1880, he was ti,nas
ed by his great and commanding abilities
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Mr. Bc:.en replied II ii were true. as had
been stated BY the Senator, that the destiny of
this country for century depended on this Ques-
ton, surely that was not any argument against
due deliberalion. II is 100 untruly presented TO-
day, 10 Justify me in recording my vote in silence
If the bill provided for declaration Of war, the
argument Of the gentleman might be quite per-
tinent and proper. But that is not the question
No declaration of war is proposed by the BILL
II proposes 10 recognize the existence OF an ante
cedent state OF war. Ioppose The bill, first, be-
cause inconsistent with the truth; and, secondly,
because il involves consequences nor 10 be pro-
peIly haZarded by the exgency of the case. We
are according 10 the bill in state OF war with
out The constitutional action OF either Govern
ment How thenl Must il not follow that the
President OF the United States and The President
OF Mexico have power 10 declare war; Is that
true You have il from both the gentlemen
(Messrs. Pennybacker and Cass) that the power
10 declare war is vested in the Congress OF both
nations. They have failed in showing tina, any
modification OF the law OF nations justifes their
assertion that war does actually exist. There
was no analogy in the case put BY the Senator
(Mr. Ca.s) of the bombardment of an English
port BY The United States heet. We deny that
war exisis-we admit The existence Of hostilitieS
The power Of this Government 10 repel them
But whether those hostilites are The act Of The
Mexican nation, 0! even Of The Mexican Pre>i-
dent, we are utterly uniformed. The Senator
(Mr. Cassl states truly the law Of nations with
regard 10 hos;i,ies. They are 70 be repeet 1T
once. A formal declaration Of war is not neces-
sarv. Suppose The Mexican General did no, act
uncerlhe authority OF the constituted authorities
OF Mexico: would war exist even on The SUPPOSE
ton OF The Senator from Michigan! Certainly
not. But he says The Mexican army has crossed
the boundary Of the United States Is he prs.
y7
MIR. Cas- explained. His idea was, that the
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OF other governments inimcal 10 us. Their in
huences cannot be concealed. They are mani
fest. They will not deter me in The least degree
from pursuing the path that believe the honor
of my country requires me TO follow
Mr. President, coincide fully in the dislnc-
tion maintained on yesterday by The honorable
Senator from South Carolina Mr. Calhoun be-
tween mere Institutes and irar, according 10 the
meaning Of The Federal Constitution. No hosii
lities can be recognised as war by this govern
ment unless they have been declared by Congress
10 constitute war. hold, too that il is impor
tant this distinction should be maintained as
otherwise the acts of the Executive may create
war, and the wise constitutional provision placing
the power Of declaring war exclusively in Con.
greSs will be dead letter. am however, for
Congress in this case exercising its constitutional
power. AS have before said, should, after calm
delberalion on the subject prefer an affirmative,
unequivocal declaration Of war; but am not dis
posed 10 be faSidious as 10 The mode. | should
prefer manifesto stating our grievances 10 the
world Blu, the cG5c, of this bill, if il is passed,
will be the same as if il was such affirmative de-
claralion. The act of June Is, 1912, declared
"war to exist against Great Britain" and lhi.
bill reces that "l does exist by the act fMexco.h
The effect is the essential part Of the matter
Mr. w. said he was in favor OF the declaration
Of war, because he did not believe that hoslili,es
could be as efficiently, efiecually and successful
ly carried on by the Executive without it as with
ii. Iconcur (said Mr. W. in the opinions ad-
vanced on this point by the honorable Senator
from Virginia, (Mr. Pennybacker) and other Sen
ators.
Withoulit, and without the express authority
OF Congress the President cannot issue commits
sons 10 privateers-issue letters OF marque and
reprsal- cannot authorize the blockade Of the
Mexican poris-cannot authorize The capture OF
Mexican vessels on Ike high seas q prizes Of
var. Without such declaration Me1icans ia
ken in arms after defeat in attacking our citizeIs
or soldiers, cannot be held BY the Executive au-
iheritv as prisoners Of war-treason in aiding
her troops may even go UNPUBLISHED; and, above
all, without il The observance OF the duties OF
other nations towards US, the duty of neutrality,
so likely 10 be violated, could not be properly
forced Without such declaration, Mexico may
be supplied with arms, ammunition and NUM-
tons of war BY other nations; and if captured,
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heal this soss and should think isunnsuly and inposs
to beqSesh quarrel po.s.tt. 10 natural snsash. That
hey should think 70 srsnsthsn their claim with strong Ian
sasss, also In conformity with many sxsmplss- Bat
hs decision 90 be speedy only b By sssodsaoa.
either BY references By the method which.
In tho Of The disputed boundary Canadian FROM
der. proved 90 entirely successful. ..
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lotteries.
STRATT0N'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
I.ss al The AZ sas, tssy saa
Far selling Pn.<s. srzArTor's he nssi

f>et al
f Far ssuins Prizes. srRArTess mai
Drawn No. Of L.esbarr Lottery. Glass A. Jsn 22nd:
8 % ~ 10 10 IS 67 10 50 Is u 46 81.
Ticket Nos. 10 -. prize of $1,000, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of MononRalia Lottery. No. 4. Jan. %:
30 SO ~ % 81 81 81 35 81 n "a l.
Half Tickle, Noe. 90 % 30. Three more Prizes in
Half Ticket Nos ~ 81. Zone Lottery. sold and
Half Ticket No- 81 50. Sp.id by sTRATroN.
Drawn Nos Ls.sburg No. 4. Jsn Goth;
CD IS 65 II n 81 Il So ~ 30 % &c ~ III a.
Nos. IL So II 100. sTRArroN.
Drawn Nos AkI.Bdrs. Extra. Cl.,s 2o-Jan ~:
~ 81 81 90 ~ IS 10 IL - 20 6s 50 Ia III
Drawn Nos. In Aerabdris. C.ss t-Jsn'ya -:
D.. 6l 81 Sd &C II 20 - 81 G. a 25 ss
$4,000. $500.
~ E,u. cspisis $4,000. 1900
Use. ''' s4-'''''
$4,000. 10. 900.
Thuuiay-AeraDdrs "a Extra Cspitar $4,000 10 ooo ne
1000 10 Of $780, SO of 1000. &c 70 Nos ~
$40. Lalves 5; quarters SO.
$4,000, 1900
Fnday-Mononsala S. Capital. 5000. 1900 1000 he Ae
10 Nos- ~ dawn wboes ~ IS. halves g. q ii cts
Sl2.0O0, 1000.
ssurdsy-Ahz,ndr EI. 20. C.pt.ir si2 ooo 3ooe 1000
is 90 Of 500, he 60 Nos 10 drawn whoiss u; halves
quarters I. '.
e35.Ooo. 10000.
Monday Mornne-Ai-rasdra. C1a.s s. C,,it.,. "A, ooo
10000 5000 5000 aSoo IS Nos. IL drawn
Whoies SO halves S, grs SO.
:. the Once, proof of What done and every
drawing continues paid by me-
W Orders for paekas,s eenea .bov,
Schemes and In all Loses promptly attended TO- and
drawing wien requested.
Piease address orders NJ srRhrroN
Rieh W..
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r. BuRRUss' OFFICE, No. 6, south lab

Schemes for the Week.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lottery, Glass Is; Pines
S25,OOO. IS Of 1000, 5000. 3OOO 1000, I4OO 1850 s
OF 500, 50 Of 300, 200 of 2O0. &c. IS No. Lottery.
Is drawn ballots. Whole Tickets Sc, halves T. qrs
Also. Delaware Lottery, Class23 Prizes-S 1000 1000
500, Sol. Of $50, &c. IS No. Lottery - drawn bal
lots Whole Tickets 81, halves 30. qrs. IS.
Thursdsy-P"komoke Larery, Class 10: . C.pi,,l. Of
Sl2 000 5000, 3O00 2OOO 1914 30 Of 1000 20 Of 400
20 OF 800. 90 Of go, 100 OF $780, 100 Of IOO &c rs
No Lottery. 10 drawn ballots. Whole Tickets S. halye.
so. qrs. II.
Fnday-Pokomoke Lottery, Class 90: Prizes-Sl2 600
1000, 24l5, 1850. 1000. 10 Of 75O 10 Of 800 10 of
200, 10 Of $50, 20 of 100. &c. &c No. Lottery, IL
drawn ballots. Whole Tickets 81, halves 2, ars l.
Also. Delaware Lottery Class IS Przes-S4 1000 1000
5S4, 400, 800, o. 30, &c. &c No. Lottery 10 drawn
ballots Whole Tickets 81. halves So, qrs. as
Saturday-Posomoke Lottery. Class 81: Priz,.-I Of
$500. $500. 1900, lll6. OF 500, of AGO. of 300
% of $50, % If 100, &c. IS Nos. Is drawn Tick
cts 81, halves |.
Saturday Evening-Drawine received BY Sundays mail
fokomoke Lottery, Glass No -: Pnzes-Sl5 900 5000
$780, 2O0O 1923 1900, 100. 10 Of IOCO 10 Of 400 10
OF 500, 20 Of $50, 20 Of 1875, 90 OF 100 &C. rs Nos
10 drawn ballots. Tickets 81, halves 2, qrs
Also Delaware Lottery, Class No 81: Capital-s3OOO
$50. 300, &c &c Nos. II drawn. Tickets 81, halves
Soc. qrs. 25c.
% orers Of packages packages and sny. ek
cts In all the Loter', vii be promptly to- and the
ngs sent when requested. Please address orders 10
CICERO BURRUss,
IA 20 Richmond Va
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" ihsNA superior Conr Of ChAnesD Zoe the Rich
mosd rest heh Al me capitol m the City Of Richmond
fraay' me ROM Gay o. January. 1855;
nere~e'nef l. hnaenon' Administrator OF David Anderson,
DECD rfh.
ss.n"
sonn nInor poes eevery Bar ana fhii9 Harrison Dens
came on th Gay " Dc heard by consent OF the
u oy ue counsel upon tne o answers epheAton- and erh
oe ana va" sueo oy CONSIDERATION ~heteo and by
De aoofe oferr and decree That unIe
e 'oon hnor bot OF some person for him. Do
ne 10 s.y % net pay 70 inc painful the sum Of
I'm AI' I'm inp' us,e'h |" Dc computed al the
-, ron inc mt Gay OF January oae
'o'V lniee uhui paid anu the costs by
ln IN u'e hn su-that tnen the aid de-
'onh nho' snah o oss'sr n Against the
aho tne be'y BAR OF all equity and night
tn An An p.e me sni ana sIn'ois and proceed
ht "a. event. .ne our ~ hks consent doth
' 1 $3.50, n11 rhnp haHison and David
no e,e mercy Appona ior the purpo~e
n-''ns e e' ue'n,' am Paee o. he' Tor weeks
IN sas one o. oe inc printed IN The city OF Rich
mono 70 % Aueuon on me premises TO the high
en- o 10y Money 'ne ana ana premises Aforesaid and
os o. ne 'ae a'eI Seiayns ihe expenses there
~, ~ - 80. .s a' - 70 gay u he paiauu MS
~" eH ana OUT OF be rescue To pay To
~, a "A Jabn Nino Ron, =, Iii A. -
veal bopd, OF M. AID John Minor POTS ,nd ~ 49, az,
mini, an thi. eau. and the co. nv ,hc "a
Blair .rp.nd.d In defending th. suit and M, ,l,nc,
the defendant John Minor Bots and tha upon ~. ~
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE,
b8skAE-ST ROOMS UNDER THE EAGLE.
CossrR MlIs AID l3rm sTsErr.

CosstR MAIs
SCHEMES FOR THE FOLLOWING WEEK
wednesd.y-Pukomote CAS- H. rs Nos. IL dawa-a bean
ufai Scheme $4,000. IS Of 1000, 5000 1000, Tickets
halves Z, er. 9.
Thursday-Pokomoke Class Numberp IL dra~n-2 Of
$4,000. 5000 3ooo 1000 Tickets 81 halves So or. IS
Friday-Potonote, No. II Drawn sI2soo 1000
etIS. 1850 &c. whoIes 81 halves 2; qrs l.
saturday-Pohomots Class 81. rs Nos, Is drawn $1,000
$500, 1900 22oe ke Tickets =, halves 1, quarters
Also-Pokomote Gas, 9s IL Drawn Ballots Q, ooo
5000 1000 1000 &C Tickets q halves qn I-Dn~ins re
eeivtd on Monday.
Also for Monday elst-A splendid SCHEMES Con-
sotated Lottery No SIS Nos $4,000 IL 600
eooo 5000 100 Of 1000. ke Tickets sie halves g. or.
p T. LUCK taxes pleasure recommending To hi, friend,
and the public generally the above Scheme
ofpAekases CT single teke. address e. q LICK
MA all Prir,s in the hands Of -LseE"'
Remember TOT PrIes address &. d. LUCK,
ja26 Ri.hno,S ".
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NOTICE. -
TO PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC

III e. KING, in expressing his acknowledge
nssts fcs ihs LIBERAL pairorAge % eoamsnay .sis
ssp~s The vrius % III Proh Efsesfsaa
wnshs has sees-ssly au-mpsed furnish v<A q
hsesof- prices fsrhsr
Seh ssa we~rss Vhgisa By The Inc ssia< dsaasds
$3.50 nsafAe HE pssons srenuoa much longer
e.sd he has been thsrebv enabled
seees with the Northern Law
hshers and has greater inue.
ensrs. -
MS principal pace Of susins- being fully established
eepha ~ always is,eneed
say IN Richmond 10 necessarily limited . Gays only.
An seni'emsn wishinsto requ
ring his personaI ssnt'os vii By akins early
within fsw days bic ones pleased 10 meet
them and oth<rs.
Professional sny ftom the is,.ror OF eoup
u.s who have ,rai saesed bu.nes any sse.
seh are partieui,rv invited via thar ffend.
Subscribers Who have supped ordered viii
psase iAorn hin ~ vi.es nd
IN hfthes orders shall Be promptly sepded
t cd ?. ID. DOL t.. r. ID c. KING,
Once the Exchange,
b4 Mem doos % he Post-one>
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n RUSSELL BIGGER q CO., AGENTS

~ RUSSELL BIGGER d CO., AGENTS
Il for ID P.Sr Il Co, Richmond Va
Drawn Me-, e Grand Consolidated Lottery No. }:
6S 55 Sc 81 50 90 3 &c % 7 25 IS Ia
The wroe Of $1,000 country and when pre-
The Hall OF 1000 senIed will be pae by BIGGER co.
The following are presumed to the patron, Of
Scheme fer 2sth FebasSO Capita-owe., tire
number 1000 doIar66 Nos, 10 The Scheme Is
$4,000. 1900, 100 OF 1000!
Grand Consolidated Loter Class No drawn on s.ur-
day January aist 1896 at Wilmington. IS Nos
Grand Capitals prize Of $50. 900, 10000 Of 5000 5000
1000 $500 asa 100 Of 1000 SO Of sOO 90 OF 900
sis halves 6; quarer certificate whoes viii be sent
for si'l CO. 2s halves 10 So &c quarters IS 90.
$4,000. 10000!
day February 9TH sts 7s Nos "a draw" crans
$4,000 10000 6soO sio 10 OF 2OOO 10 1900
Certificate Of 70 whoes slll 20 halves IS IS
$4,000. so OF 1000!
LOWEST TWO NO PRIZE 40 DOLLARS.
minEton Del Feby 1886 IS Nos ~ Drawn Gmpd CAM
a $50 o0e 1900 soOO 5OoO IooO 3OOo 1892 OF 1000
eereat. Of 20 whOes for si4I 60 halves 70 so
Is quartz" 90 Every two No prize viii deesA.s the
PACKAGE and package draw prizes 200 do.r
making the risk on IS wholes ony 90 dollar.
$4,000. $4,000. 100 OF l0O0
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class drawn on satur
s3OsOO. 1900 Of $780, SOOO Of 23s4 100 Of 1000
Tickets w halvese quarters eeh,ate of2s co.
20 halves II TO- 20 quarters Is IS.
The old Sfyle Lottery,
$4,000 CAPITAL!
Lowest three number prne slOOO6rt
400 DOLLARS
Sand Consolidated Lottery Class No - TO be drawn Whining
ton. Delaware February 25h, 1876 Drawn Grand
Capitals $4,000 sOVO, 1928 5000. $780, Of 1000 Of
1901 OF 1880 100 lowest three number prize
TIekrs SIC baves quarters eerheate % wboles viii
be sent for lsi; % halves ~; % quarters ts
10 rsrSon from the county visiting city should bear
mind That Bigger Co ntend 10 sen Splendid
PrEes therefore, you Of them your ou
delay T. RUSSELL BIGGER A on Richn,ooa
hN Nha0 81.
can deduct the price Of three Tickets
me Iehe" in the above Lotteries received and
ton.
eT"e have every day Lotteries from when remit
lance made TO H'age snail We VIII always the mos,
popular Lotteries hand.
eThs Drawings sent when requested to az who order from
" T.RR. 4 co.
las usual need not be paid. no rs
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AUCTION SALELThe hull Of hin I,
BY Dunlop. noncure a 60.
VALUABLE TENEMENT ON MAIN STREET

VALUABLE TENEMENT ON MAIN STREET.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION UNDER DECREE or CoUR RI
WrpsEso.r the iih day of February oeoet On the
" prenis VIII be sold IN. desirable Store sling Hou..
occupied by Joseph A. Weed. Esq
TERMs-One third Of purchase money 10 b. mid N, e,.h
the residue In two equal nsalmen Of
the day Of sale good security IN. title 10 tn
property 10 be retained until the notes for the credit
paid SIDNEY : BAXTER Conmi..ion,,
sae conducted By DrsLor. hosevRE 4 ce,
ALL
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WILLIAM ANDERSON, Jr.
To THE PUBLIC.
The Richmond Gas Conpduu. {"


The Richmond Gas Compdnv
WHEREAs, by the General Assembly of Virginia
passed January 2is 1886, entitled Act incorporate
tie purpose Of erecting suitable works for The and
drbuton Of Gas in the City OF Rchmobd shall lawful for
Henry L. Brooke samT 8 Myep Hrnry L.dam lame, o.brr
on at such convenient place days
notice having been daily newspapers
City OF Richmond the headed as fonou,:-
We rAase hereso sVered Brsaise psy
hs RA~Ssd Gas Company ts Of TSeuiy for
e' sHd ~ sSsI nay desFzat4 By
tors IF tAs koA~oad Gas Company
In which Books they shall permit per-nns Of lawful are
either personally BY Attorney duly authorized subscribe Tor
number Of shares Of the said subscribers
James Bosher and James or majority Of them Al
the time Of subscribing do share such time
ard such proportions shall be required the
Richmond Gas Company herein provided for,
And further provided In force nom
approval be hled the eeper Of The RoT
And whereas By Resolution Of the City Rich
Of the Keeper Of the Roll. the said Act spproved-
NOTICE is therefore hereby given that the
undeisigDed will firth day PEBRUARY neIt between
the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ and NJ at lanes o..r,
Once front basement building Maia md 9th
streets Books for subscription said Com
which ad Books will open FROM day 10 day be
the One Hundred Thousand
Doa the smount Of Capital Stock authorized BY Act
subscribed for.
HENRY l.. BROOKE
sAhL 4. MYERS
HENRY LUpLAh, Directors
JAMES KOSHER,
las c. CRANE,
Jsnusry 2''h, lsts d6hRsb.
WANTED-A youth, Of respectable connec.
w tons who can come well recommended from ~ ~ as
OfsEs, live eouay store At Powhatan cos Hous.
GALLAGHER oLpNER
JAYS No s Wet Main u, Richmond Va
RLACK SATIN sLIPPERS-A fresh supply,
- made BY seCurdy, jus, received by
s4 PrTSgY WATTS
RI oEocg BLACKIl0i ven TaSs197 sr5' I55,v,fT f5i
CC abby "a iNIoEs RRorHER
VTMBRoiDBRED EVENING DREssEs-ws have fsw Of the
~ shove on hand which wHbe cold low sloss.
blo HAwEs. VAN DEuRsEN WARD
ID II. TAYLOR has received from the cele-
e,,,d nsnT,.,og q Mgss. Ca Ne. Yorl ,no'bsr
o. r,aNo sE toS 1Ss Ss SS1s TZs '
bB Opposite The Ranls
~ T.. Rum, in hbds landing this morning
$50 cEALsER
EECHE5. A supply Of healthy European
- ieeehe'' 10" received, In COOS ordeIn
sn IouSsToSs, us Main 81
tHEEss AND HUTTER-9o boTes Eprr.h Dairy CBss.s
, hhiH'P prime Goshen Buuer-go, s,ls y
RANDY-4 half pipes superior Cognac Bran.
Al. DAVENPORT. ALLEN Co
BUILDING HARDWARE.
INhE Subscribers offer the following Building
Hsrt-sfs aieos 70 which thsy respectfully
uoh ~ mechanics and
Carpenters genune and imitation Enob toeka
horiee Closet and stock focks
kpob, Thunb a. Gate Uatcbss
Broad an. Narrow Rutta al sircs
" fsoo-s Joni
Parliament ard l. Hinees
hcsi Arel Puners sssh Cord
re-h and hlind Fasteninfpy Bolts. Screw kc.
Pinishins Hsis o. ~ ss..
"a. CLARKsoN CO.
No ~ Rrood Street, shoctoe Bu
Jaw sign ofihs Nan
.ovEs sEsD-'Oo Ss.AsA cVvs' seed Sush' and Sssd
sic HEsRY LUpLAA AGO.
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Auftion Gales.
FUTURE DAYS
FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND o., lanes RIVER
Aaleaaiax sAe reun Of uaaeh..s.~

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND ON JAMES RIVER
AdJotaing the Tswn OF uanehester.
Rf virtue of n deed of trust hearing date the
- 2slh day of March 1892 Mayo add as-,,,,
his wife, IN Joha G. Williams nysn papo-. tb-,,p
men oned. L. ssrvtvn wEDN EnpAY
e xsth dsy % February 10 ooek, n far
nsrt TAR cay therea-r
upon the premi.es the bidder
Land IN the county of C>st- adjoining
t-r containing about nin-iy
lying and esinr the the
Railroad bdse and The bousdare. .pe
cited n said deed.
The above ntioEed extremely valuable for the parpo-.
OF cultivation and so power which
pn-e-~s ROBr G. NICHOLAS.
" I9-efeohs Surviving Trustee.
A UCTION SALE.-The hull Of ship Lo-
os as she now hes In the Hundreds
frtber With the be N Pnbhe
Auction hs fourth February Zoe III. e-p.nt Of ho
nay eoneern For asd.sJ r. Pranes. Riebmo.d
Va or enquire Of pH RANKIN h wBTriOcK.
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NOTICE.

r. No. GODS shipped for Philadelphia by
~ the Steamers Columbus and P,,c,soD,,s
~ not be r,e-Psd for farther u consigned to lb
atsnt baHors BRAssT Jr they be thence
% Philadelphia BY Railroad CaAsL aIs rate. charged By n :.
libes - -
"a l5-Q HENRY LUDLAM e. co.
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On the WEDNESDAY following the land a. aboy,
Advertised 70 Wit on the ish inst will
Com Oats Shoek Fodder
Sheep Hogs and plantation Implements every aeepon on the
Farm TERMS made known day Of sale.
Henrco. Jan II. mo NJ RoT-rs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-28

A LIST OF LOTS AND PARTS OF LOTS
In the City Of Richmond,
Returned delinquent for the non of City Tax.,
for the year ls45 which said Lots parts Lot. will
be cold In front OF the City Hail. the first day OF the
next February Term VI the Hustings Court for City
Richmond, in pursuance Of Ordinance Of the City
Sounc unless tho Taxes due thereon together with IS
per cont additional. be paid by that time.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-28

HLARKE'S LOTTERY OFFICE, l4,h Street. ons
" door below Exchange Hotel
For this Notwithstanding received by this
1896 Alexandria, Extra 23-Capas: $1,000. $780, $780, 1915
OF 1000, S Of ooo &c. Tickets ~. IS Nos IL Dawn.
For morrow-haEn6cs received
nouou's mail Iany 2sth, 1886.
SPLENDID SCHEME,
l prime Of $4,000 20 prizes Of sisoo
10000 SO 1000
5000 so 500
~ 1000 &e-
Tickets so.-Cans at CLARKEs onee. you Capital.
HOYTS OFFICE. Drawing Of small Lot
IL to hand BY day. $1,000 Tickets
only s3-shsres In proportion Packages for
until n O'Clock a HoYrs OFFICE,
N 20 No. J Exchange.
MANAGERS OBJECT RUSSELL BIGGER &
III CO.-Two Lotteries this MISUNDERSTANDING received
this day $25 900, IS Of 1000. &c. rs Nos Is Drawn
Tickets %. Also. 1900, 1 200, &c. IS Numben-I2
Drawn. ickets 81.
Of $1,000 30 Of 1000, for this afternoon 70 Nos
- Drawn-Drswing received to morrow.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class I:
80 so Is Is Is 80 30 ~ II 81 l9 81 &c
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-28
VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE

VRGINIA3-At saPerior cour Of ChAncery Rich
mood ftres be Al the Capitol City Richmond on
Friday the goth day of January. l5tt:
here~ether l. Asersoa, Administrator Of Anderson
deed, Phd