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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-15
BIZ the Gor5rnor Of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS il has been represented TO the Executive,
that EVERETT DAY, free man OF color, con
reed OF felony, and late confined In the Jail Of Ches-
erheld county. has made his escape, and is now al
large, therefore William Smith, Governor of Virginia
do hereby offer reward of fifty dollars TO any person
or persons, who will npprehe nd the said fugitive and
deliver him rto the jail OF Chesterfield county, and
require an oncers civil and military, and request the
people Of the Commonwealth generally TO use every
exeron for his arrest that he may be dealt with as The
law directs
Given under my hand Governor and under ,bs ,es.
! ser seal of the Commonwealth al Rlchmnnd III;
= : ninth day Of May, in the year 1876.
WIN. SMITH
Everett Day is of ordinary size, and some IS O 40
years DID, with bushy hair, very low forehead, eyes
hat infamed with white film over one of them
Had blue cloth coat, and Oznaburg pantaoons and
,art The same man escaped from Chesterfield Jail in
January, 1885. May 10
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Eclectic Medical school.

re IER.tB u XII, VA.
THE subscribers will deliver course OF Lee
i lures in Petersburg, Virginia, upon the
Thomsonan or Eclectic Practice OF Medicine
commencing on the first Monday in November
next and closing on The las, Saturday in March
following.
The course will embrace ANATOMY, Physiolo-
ey, Pathology, Surgery, Theory and Practice OF
Medicine, Obstetrics, and Diseases OF Women
and Children, Therapeutics, Malera Me.lica,
Chemistry, Pharmacy, Medical Botany, and Fo-
lensic Medicine. Cost of the entire Course only
$50. Four Lectures daily.
The Course will be acknowledged by one Of
the best reformed medical institutions" in our
country. Cadavers are plentiful, and especial
attention will be paid 10 Anatomy and Surgery.
Surgical operations, OF AL kinds, will be par
formed during The Course gratuiiously, by Dr.
kenwerty.
Persons desiring further information, will
please address either of The subscribers, post paid
HENRY NJ PRICE, M. D.
C. J. KENWERTLl, NJ. D.
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Thomas & Charles Ellis,

IUIPUR EHS OF
Dry Coos, Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, &c.
No l06 MAIs STREET,
On Isl Floor, Dry COOL, Foreign and Domestic
On Cd Floor, Hardncare Foreign and Domestic
AT WHOLESALE.
TINE subscribers have received by various ar
: rivals full stock OF both Fancy and Staple
Goods, suitable Tor the Spring Trade, to which
they invite the attention Of merchants from the
country.
THOMAS g. CHARLES ELLIS.
March OS-0,n
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF MOND.
aigh Wafer this day, at IT o'clock. A. M.

ARRIVED
Schr. Tecumseh, Simmons, North Carolina,
t.h, 10 Webb, Bacon s. Co., and Davenport, Al
len i Co.
Schr. Ganges, Perry, Boston, plaster, 10 l.. D..
Crenshaw, Brothers Co.
sehl. H. L. Scranton, futile, New Haven.
schr J. Simmons, Small, Boston, sundries.
Schr. Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore.
Schr Panama, Davis, New York, sundries.
Sehr Gaena, Pierpont, New York, ballast.
Scnr. Mary Ann Elizabeth, Travers, Bal,i-
ncre, sundries.
Scbr VIM. Applesarh, Kent, Baltimore.
Schr. Presto, Sutton, Baltimore, sundries.
Schr Adams, Baker, Boston, sundries.
SAILED,
Schr Iona, Stevens, Charleston, S. c.
Schr Ophir, Ballard Boston.
Schr Crescent, Hawkins, Salem.
BELOW-Schr Edenton, Midget from North
Carolina.
BALTIMORE, May l4-Arrived, schr. Mis-
souri,, Groves, from Richmond.
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LOTTERIES.
Eagle Eottery Office,
DEMOVED TO MAIN STREET, COR
II NER OF 18TH STREET.

D EMOVED To MAIN IKEEI, COR
II NER OF 18TH STREET.
.S.hcmies tor The JIrck!
Friday.-Pokomoke Lottery, Class No. 9G -
Prizes: 10000, 5000, 1900, 800, 1884, 600,
S OF COO. 500 &c. IS Nos - drawn halIols.-
Tickets , so.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Class No III
Prizes: 1000 dollars, 1900, 1913, $50, &c. Is
Nos, IT drawn ballots TIrHeis dollar.
acknowledgements Lottery, Glass 81. Phi
yes: $1,000, 1900, 5000. 1000, l,5OO ,l25, 20
Of 1909, &c. IS Nos Is drawn. Tickets g.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Glass us. Prizes
5000 dollars of 1000, 900, 7GS SO, 600, 500,
400, &c. 10 Nos, - drawn. Tickets so.
10000 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 20, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, May 10th, 1916. IS Nos,
Is drawn ballots Grand Capitals: 10000 dol
lars, 10000, 5000, 1000, 5000, 1000, 1900,
1878, rs of 1000, 25 Of 500, &c. Tickets $40.
halves 5; quarters So A certificate Of pack
age Of IS whole tickets costs Sll0-shaTes in
proportion.
Orders for certificates OF packages or single
tickets in all the Lotteries under the management
I'd. Payne & Co, will receive prompt attention,
and the drawings forwarded when requested
Address JOSEPH CHASE,
MayIl Richmond, Va.
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Double Gums,

OF RICHMOND MANUFACTURE.
TINE admirers offne Guns, and Sportsmen OF
l. the Field, are respectfully invited 10 call and
examine Iot Of superior Double Guns made ex-
pressIy for exhibition al the Washington Fair, TO
lake place on the Goth instant. These Guns are
all made and completed in my shop, No. 60 Main
street. THOMAS TYRER, Gun.Maker.
May Il
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MEDICAL Uses OF THE WILD CHERRY.
TVER since the settlement OF America, The
u Wild Cherry has been known TO pos ess We
~ importa n, medicinal v;r.ue. Ererp holy knew
this but no5odg knew bow 10 extract It's essen.'Q!
n operties. Every mother giTes Wild Cherry lea
To her children Tor worms Tor Colds and Ter a.
mos, every disease; aud adults Throughout cur
country are in the haoi, Of maxim. compound
or syrup Of Wild Cherry bark, ana ohef lngte-
dents. 10 be used Spring as an antidote 10 com
pIa;n,s incident to that ctangetul season. Il IS
found BY experiment that the Wild Cherry pos
sesses even far more important qualities than wa
sscrised 10 it, For The first stages q Consump
ton. Asthma, no matter hor long Standing,
Coughs, Liver Comp ani, eic., IL is proved 10 be
The bes, medicine known 10 man. DR.. Wistai's
Balsam OF Wild Cherry IS chemical ex,raci,
combined with similar extract from Tar, which
enhances lis value. lis success in curing Pull
monary disease, in almost every Stage, alter our
best physicians could do no more, has astonished
lie faculty. aud LED them 10 confess that Wisia;s
Balsam OF Wild Cherry possesses principe
heretofore unknown among medical men.
A fresh supply OF The genuine article or sac
by GAYNOR & WOOD,
Mayl5 Druggists, Richmond.
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A GENTLEMAN ard his LADY, OF expert
a ence in teaching. and of accredited ability,
10 take charge Of Female School, established
now five wears may obtain a most desirable and
nsrmanert situation by immediate application,
po.t paid. 10 Dr. H. C. w, Daryilies, Dinwiddie,
Va. The gentleman will be expected 10 take
CHARGE of the Literary, and his lady The Musical
department, and commence on The Isl Of October
nsyl April 25-cwu
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STEAM SASH, BLIND AND DOOR
e acfOrX

On T'rclti Street, near the Wig ONee,
rTHERE will keep on hand, or 10 order, at
w the shortest notice, the best OF the above
arices-Sash glazed or Blind painted and
trimmed complete, or The most reasonable Terms
As regards The qualify oil ny ~ofK, 90 WI
he given for The production Of oe'ler .ho''ice OF
ie"''o'' go" MILES AMBLER.
B-l have al my Factory, facilities Tor
eyscnrino work in the above line in superior
manner and in less time than any o!hor esta-
hl;shmen, in The Old Dominion. also keep
on hand any quantity OF resdy-made work.
Nav Adj NJ. n.
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AUCTION SALES.
sy Wellington GOddin, Auc.
wAIEcpTOV c0p SAFE


IhE subscriber Offers the above place for sale II IS
situated nj the intersection OF the Frederic ksburg
nan ROAD, aud The road Trading from Richmond Ia
,;ouisa Court House, nine miles from the former
pace u contains two hundred and sixty four acres,
, ue III VI which are cleared. and substantially
ehcosed lhere are thirty Icr-s seeded I'M heal and
WE'VE ~ lye, ~ OF which look weli twenty acres
were seeded IN Herds Gri>s and Clover last Spring
There : good meadow Of several acres whirb viels,
about flteen thousand pound. Hay, of coed nstur,i
etais, annually. Theie i small Orchard NJ has,n,
trees, and large one Of The choicest fruii, from s,n
tons Nursery, sci ont by the subscriber last wear
lac improvements are large Brick Dw.lin,
lohSr, and the usual uilous-s, all IN good repar a
Iav-rn was for MANY yeas kept al this place and il
'irrs many Inducements 10 On. disposed engage in
that business This r'ace j. remarkably healthy, and
the wafer equal To any in the country
The terms viii b. very lib-ial-say one. fourth cash
the balance III three equal annual nstamrns with in
teresi. JOHN = rOpI AKIN
II the above Farm should not be sold privately b.
FRIDAY, the 18th day of May next 1t viii On ths,
day, al occck, 2. NJ, be sold AZ public auction upon
the terms above stated w. GODDIN
Richmond, lllrCh 27-ctds Auctlou-er
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REMOVAL

MRS. F.. BRANNAN his removed her
lHl MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT 10
the Store occupied by George Keesee, Esq, lor
several years IS a jewellery Store, . doors
above The Mansion House. anl Immediately OPP
posite The Bell Tavern.
Mrs B takes pleasure in announcing Ia tn
Ladies that she will open her Spring Fashions
on Tuesday the 26th inst
April 2S-i&c2,wlm
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MISCELLANEOUS.
e. WOrstsaAsl,
NJ E 4 c II A Mt I a L . X
And MaLGfaci0rcr Of crery description 81 Fd@'o'

M E 4 G II A n t L A l. Y
And Manufacturer Of crery description Of FdSh'0n-
allie Clothing,
No. 1855 MAIN STPEET,
COLLECTS The attention OF his customers,
- friends and those visiting the city, 10 the
most extensive assortment of New and Fashion
able Goods for Spring and Summer Wear, he
has ever offered for speciion-comprisns En-
sish and French Cloths for Dress and Ffock
Goats, Zephyr Cloths, Cashmeretts, Tweeds, &c,
for Business Coats Cashmere in various new
styles, Silk, Satin, Marsees and Chaliy Vest
ings in great variety, which will be made up 70
order al The shortest notice, at prices and in style
which cannot fail 10 please.
ApIil6-d2awlm est
NOTICE ALI persons having claims aga ins;
" the estate of Samuel Fcrd, deceased, either
as principal or security, will present them with
out delay. Those indebted will make payment.
TIL. NJ BONDURANT,
WILLIAM BRANCH,
Executors Of Samuel Ford, deceased
mil "a
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CASH SALE OF SLAVES.

CASH SALE OF SLAVES.
ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of The pre-
~ sent month, will SELL at New Kent Court
House, publicly, 10 The highest bidder, for cash,
between twenty and thirty very likely slaves. The
sale will be made under decree of The Superior
Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit,
pronounced on The 3lst day of March, 1876, in
the case of "Semple, &C., Us. Christian and
others" Said sale will be made BY me, as Com.
missioner for that purpose, appointed, in said
decree. JOHN b. CHRISTIAN
Nav 7-c,ds
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pkEatsAIuIi1Orp.

TNHE firm oi ]. B. & w. FOSTER, Grocers,
i is this day finally dissolved BY mutual agree
ment between The understanding firm having
been continued after the death OF VIM. Foster by
his execulrix and the surviving partner. All
persons having claims against the said firm will
forthwith present hem 10 James 3. Fos'er, and
those indebted vii! make payment 10 him.
JAMES 2. FOSTER,
FRANCES T. FOSTER,
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WEDNESDAY, MAY BIN The Senate today,
The House bill making annual appropriations for
certain Notifications was passed, with an amend
ment increasing the appropriation for the lortih-
cations on Florida rect, from one hundred thou
sand dollars 10 double that sum. The Indian
Appropriation Bill was also taken up, and seye-
raj amendments were proposed, leading 10 pro
tracted discussion, pending which, motion 10 go
into Executive session prevailed.
In The House, after action had been had in
Committee on the West Point Academy Bill, a
long debate took place on the bill making appro-
priations for the support oflhe army. The bill 10
regulate the appointments and promotions OF OF,
ficers in the United States revenue marine, and
for other purposes, also underwent some discus
sion, but was mol finally acted upon.-( Union.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
R,1uNpsn 18th AnrtI IS.E

KicHMoNp, 18Th April, 1916
PURSUANT 10 an order of the Superior Court oi
1 Chtucery fof thr Richmond Gircuit, made On The
twenty fifth Gay of February, lsi6 the creditors oi
James Sccgs deceased hereby notified 10 produce
before me- my office IN thr city of Richmond on the
10Th day of June next their claims against The estate Of
the said lame. Scngg-, deceased. with the evidence IN
support thereof JNO. SHORE, Com'r
ANIL l1--asw
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Desirable Real Estate

FOE II LE VIZ NT-AN
r1,HAT delightful residence. lie West Of he CITY,
4 known rs WATSON, llyise, recently occuplrdly
Vat D-abv Ed, and situated between tie rc'denfri
or Peter Cotton Esq ard rhr Hon. andrew Stevenson
The House having beeE hu only five y.ar- ago Is III
.1crllcn order and perfect repair. ~ finished IN SUI
,criot rtyIe and contains eiIit rooms with bn oces
and Two dressing rooms. The Green house, Smoke
Eouse Kitchen, Carrass hou-e ami Stobl-s, are hun IN
the very best manner IL the advantages both
Of country and city residence, being entirely apart
from The hustle Of the city, yet nearer 10 the centre OF
business than many houses within the corporation It's
original cost was thousand dOIlar; but the present
proprietor is willing 10 take for II something less than
half that sum, II immediate application Is made. u
not sold early day. II can lie had hy good enart
al moderate rent Application may he made per, ona
w. or by letter 10 w. Go'din. E.q
Nav s-cst AUGUSTUS A. hughes.
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GROCERY STORE.

st' The subscriber will continue the grocery
business al the old stand for the present ON Cary
Street, between 9Th and 10Th streets, where he vii!
be happy 10 furnish all his old friends and the
public with every vaTiety in the grocery line
MAY 4-c2aw2w JAMES B. FOSTER.
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$4,000! $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. %, 10 h
drawn On Saturday, 18th May, le46, al Wilmington
Delaware. Is Nos, 10 drawn.
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WA NTED.

A SITUATION (fnr young LADY, as teacher in n
n private family. She is competent IL teach Music,
French and all the branches of English Education
The most satisfactory references given. Terms veiy
moderate. Address Miss 81. 0. T., Warrenton, Viz
rinIs. ayl-eH
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Virginia Military sissaiiute

TN pursuance ofthc following order OF The Board
j Of Visiters, applications will be received un-
Ill The 24lh day Of June next, 10 fiji The Chair OF
PHYSICAL SCIENCES, in the Virginia Mill.
lary institute:
''Rssoired, That The Board will proceed, al
its next Annual Meeting, 10 appoint Professor
of the Physical Sciences, and lha, The Superin-
tendent be directed to advertise The same in such
newspaper. as he may deem expedienl."
Signed, p. G. JOHNSTON,
President Of the Board Of Visi.ers.
Persons DESTROYS of making application, may
obtain all necessary information By addressing
the Superintendent, BY letter post paid.
FRANCIS Fl SMITH,
Superintendent Va. Military INSTITUTES
March l4-3iaw3w &law24Ju
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TIME subscriber has formed 4 co partnership
i with Mir. MUNROE w. JONES of Buck
ingham county. The business will IN future be
conducted under The firm al DlBHELL g.
JONES. They will make liberal advances Oh
produce in hand. Office in Front Building, near
Shockoe Warehouse. r. Fl. l.. DlBRELL.
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DIED..

DIED.
DIED, suddenly, on the l4lh inst, at his resi-
,sncs in his city in the Goth year Of his age Ro-
,esr srASARp, ESQ one Of the Judges Of the
Court Of Appeals. His friends and acquaintan'
ces are invited 10 attend his funeral from his late
residence on Grace Stree, al 10 o'clock this morn
in1
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FAIR AT HANOVER coryRT-pousE

n'N - h.H.No I'm SOCnl-uOCSE.
VI The Ladies OF the Pole Green and Salem Congre-
cations viii have sale Of Fancy Articles, at Hanover
Court House, on Wednesday and Thursday, the goth
and 2lu Of May, for the purpose of raising funds dis
charge the balance due for repairing Pole Green ana 10
assist IN pa! ing their Pastors salary. May l3-ctd
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LOTTERIES.
e. Burruss's Lottery Office,
MO. 6SUUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
lN Richmond, Virginia.
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK.


LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK.
Friday-Pokomoke River Lottery, Class No.
&C. Prizes: 10000 dollars, 5000, 1000, 500,
! ,234, 900, VI 600 5 of SEQ 5 Of 800, Of
200, &c. rs Nos, Is drawn Whole tickets
, 80; halves -; qrs. &c.
Also, the Delaware Lottery, Glass lis. Pri-
yes: 1000 dollars, 1000 343, $50 10 Of 100, &c.
IS Nos. II drawn. Whole ticke.s l. halves 50
cts quarters % els.
tails: Si4 600, 1000, 5000, 2000 500, 1923, 20
OF 900, 30 OF 300, 20 OF 2G0, &c. 70 Nos, 10
drawn. Whole tickets 4; haves2; q:s. /.
For Saturday Evening-drawin received BY
Sundays mail. Delaware Lottery, Glass III.
Prizes: 5000 dollars, Of 1000, 900, 7GS, GOO,
500, 400 300, 200, lis, $50, 1875, Of 100, &c. IS
Nos, - drawn. Whole tickets SO; halves 70
cents; quarters SIC.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 90, 10
be drawn on Saturday, May l6, 1916, at Will
pitals $4,000 10000, 5000, 1000, 5000,
1000, | 500, 1913, 25 Of 1000, 25 of 800, &c
Whole Tickets 5l0 halves S: quarters 2 So
Certificates OF packages OF - Whole Tickets
SllO-haives and quarters in proportion.
Ano.her Grand Scheme jor 2la 1iuy.
10000 DOLLARS 30 600 ,!-l5,G00!!
- NUMBERS, Is DRAWN.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 81 TO he
drawn At Wilmington, Del, on Saturday, May
Dist. Grand Capitals &GO,OUO, 10000, $4,000,
1900, 1896, so of 1000, SO OF 500, 50 Of 600,
leo Of 400, 100 oil 500 100 oil $50, &c Isl and
3D. or % and 81 drawn Nos. 200 dollars, &c,
&c Whole Tickets 70; halves 10; quarters s.
A Certificate OF wholcs costs S2O5; halves l02
80; quarters 81 %. A package Of tickets in
this splendid Lottery may draw the first five
prizes, amounting 10 over one hundred and six
teen thousand dollars.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Lowest No. Prize $40.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. % 10
be drawn al Wilmington, Del, on Saturday, May
3Olh, 1876 IS Nos, II drawn ballots. Grand
Capitals: 10000 dollars, $4,000, 5000 5000,
1000. 5000, 1893, 80 of 1000 &c. Tickets
$l2; halves 6; quarters 3.
Orders for certificates oil packages or single
tickets in the above Lotteries, enclosing cash or
prize tickets, will meet with The most prompt al
tenlion, and the drawing forwarded Immediately
10 all who order from C. BURRUSS,
MAY II Richmond, Va.
j. G.. Gregory a. Co.
M ANAGERS, NO. l0l, MAIN STREET,
W. RICHMOND, Virginia.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY
1924 DOLLARS!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 10, for
1876, 10 be drawn al Alexandria D. c., Satur-
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Notice.

THOsE persons iniendiag 10 submit eids 10y
/ building the Cour, house pforoseu 70 DC
erected upon he site Of the MUSEUM WI can a.
The Armory. 10 examine change mace 10 me
nia : md snec;6catiop before they seal ;heirbids
pau anu C. DlMMOCk,
M.vl4-a Capt Sup. Pc.
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STRAYED

a From The Buck Island Mills, on the 10Th
instant. a large GREY MARE, about EIGHT
HTS years old works well, either 10 the wagon
----6 or plough. and perhaps she may show some
sens Of the gear tots toeraby WELL but PAGES short
and apt 10 throw her head up even upon slight jerk
Of the bride has full tail; and think both OF
her hind feet white, extending above the ankle
bought her OF gentleman from the county of Rocking
ham, and perhaps she may try 10 make her way back.
will Give liberal reward TO any one who will give
Information so that get her again Ny Post Office Is
Poindexter's Store, Louisa county.
May l5-c2t PLEASANT HhCREII.
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Ed. Paine & Co.,
NAGERS DE O1,TI'D IES

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
I PRESENT below, 10 Tie patrons of FORTUNES
U HOME, til. following grand ispay of Schemes for
May, lsIi. They are all gnod-bu the Scheme for the
ODD presents extraordinary chance for fortune
SGO,00O Capital and Is drawn ballots Examine 70,
yourselves, make Your selection, and forward your
ders 10 e. W. PURCELL,
Agent for D. PAINE Il CO,
Managers Of Lotteries.
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Prize Of 10, 900 DOLLARS, in Leesburg Lot,e-
~, M. l3, drawn the 23i March, and sold by
STRATTON 10 one Of his city patrons has
since been presented and cashed at STRAIT
TONS Prize Office.
$4,000 SOLD BY STRATTON
Drawn Nos. in Lcesbnrg, Glass 20, May 4h
SO 90 8 II 80 2S 10 1s So 40 Al 20 6S.
Ticket Nos II % 81, prize OF IS COO, sold
Yesterday to a most worthy and industrious cIll-
zen, and was prcsen ed this morning, and the
Inc all-prize seller.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery Extra,
Glass ll2 hlay u:
as CT 50 5 lG a 81 Al 81 80 D. 3S.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Glass Io6, May 4:
II AZ SO 10 81 10 62 n IL 80 81 IS 81.
Nos 10 20, prize OF lbs dollars, sold and
maid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, Extra, ll3, May l3:
SO Is 60 81 81 10 81 81 81 81 50 6.
Ticker, Nos. 81 81 So, another Capital of 100
dollars, sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Class 10
81 A. 81 ii 10 p p "A - "a 62 IL.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex, Glass 14
PC 81 81 &C 40 SO IS 8 Al 80 6.
Schemes for the Week.
I)rOtrlnE f[CFiTcH ESEfU HnH nt " c~thb A''
1000 Dollars! loco Dollars
Friday-Monorgalia No. 20. Capitals: 81, 900,
1000, &c. OF 300, 10 Of 100, &c. IS Nos,
- drawn. Whoies |; halves so cents; quarters
25 cents.
5000 Dollars 1900 Dollars
For Monday-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No. Is.
Prizes: 5000 dollars 1900, 1000, SC. IS Nos.
70 drawn. Whoes 81 25; halves 81 cts. quar-
: IS, a94 Dollars! 10000 Dollars!
Monday Morning-Alexantra, Class l9a
Capitals az scoo' GGoS Of e $500 g sn 10
&c 70 Nos, ~ drawn. Wholes $40; halves
" y 3. For 3o,h May-Grand Capitals: $780,
OoO 10000, , Of 10000, &c. y Nos, l4drawn.
Tickets SIS; shares in proportion
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedtc, anddrawinss sent whenre'
rues,ed. Please address orders 10
s'N'' n. STRATTON.
MAY II Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-15

WANTED, for the use Of the Penitentiary, 10000
w head and Stave Billes, for making -four barrels;
for which, liberal price will be paid on delivery.
May l-ewat JAMES c. sP0TTs, Agent