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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-01-31
To the Editors Of Tie Enquirer

JAMAICA MIDDLEsEx, January l6, l845
Gentlemen The political horizon in the Mid
dlesex Senatorial Districr, is, in my opinion.
oninous OF evil 10 The Democratic Party. 1t
will be acknowledged on all sides that The dis
ltc. is decidedly Democratic; as The best proof of
H. each county sent a Democratic representative
IL The last Virginia Legislature. fear from The
signs Of the times, that the party will be dis
rrac,ed, and possibly defeated.-See: Colonel
Dabney and General Ayle,t of King William;
David P. Wright and William Boulware, Esqrs.,
Of King & Queen; DR.. Shultice and William Fl.
Roy, Esq, Of Matthews: Gloucester in all proba-
lilily will have her favorite and Waller Healy
,sx. am in the abstract opposed 10 the caucus
,s,er; but in cases of emergency, such as the
present, approve Of it. Let Convention meet
at some central point (say Urbanna, Middesex
county on the fourth Monday in February next;
name Middlesex because OF its central position,
i, being The place al which the pollsare compared
for the district composed Of delegates from each
county,, and there let the claims Of each gentle
man be fairly and fully discussed, and the most
prominent and popular be selected and run. 1t TO
be hoped ,ha, all the delegates Should this plan be
sdopted) vii! be instructed TO relnquish all par
,lali,y and favorilism, for The good Of The cause
and The sake of their country. It would be ex-
trenely Notifying 10 every lover OF his country,
il anv who have been, or may hereafter be
named, should be unwilling 10 yield 10 the voice
Of The people He would have good cause TO
consider himself from hencetorth thrice politically
dead. would remark, that do not know whe
th.r Mr.. Healy or Mr.. Pauntleroy would accept
il nominated; have not consulted either OF those
gentlemen on that subject. Matthews and Mid
Sesex have not selected their candidate. Thomas
Street, in my opinion, would make faithful and
worthy representative; and his magnanimous
conduct, Two years ago, in yielding his superior
claims for the good Of the Democratic cause,
should en,ille him 10 prominent seat in the al
iec,ious Of the people Of this district. Others
have been spoken Of whose claims will doubtless
be urged by their respective friends. T.
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r F. WORDS oFrlCE.-smal Lotteries to be
y. drawn in February.
Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass 90, 10 be drawn
February g. Capital $4,000 Tickets 50. Risk on
Package S37.
Alexandria Lottery Extra, Glass 20, 10 be drawn 9th
February Capital u, 900. Tickets 81 So Risk on a
Package $50.
Munongaa Lottery, Glass 6, to be drawn 9th Feb
runry. Capital $4,000. Tickets 81. Risk on Package
Sl2
February. Capital ss,GOO. Tickets %. Risk on a
Package s33.
alexandria Lottery Esra Class 49, 10 be drawn 18th
February. Capital s., Ooo Tickets 8. so. Risk
Package $S.
Mononeaa Lottery, Class 7. 10 be drawn 18Th Feb.
ruary. Capital $4,000. Tickets 81 IS. Risk on
Package $40.
Alexandria Lottery, Extra IL to he drawn February
18th. Capital $4,000. Tickets 81. Risk on Puck
are $751;
Leesburg Lottery, Gas. B., 10 he drawn 18Th Feb
ruary. Capital aU0o. Tickets So. Riek on Pack
age s33.
February Capital $4,000. cket' 81. Risk u
Package S45
ar Orders for single tt els I'd Shares and Cenif
Gates of Packages in = abo Lotteries, will have
prompt attention If ad'iessei to WORD.
Ian an R'~hwo-d ",
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TN CHANCERY-vrEcIsia AT Rules held 10 the
i Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery Louisa county on the 5th day OF Janu
AIRY, 1876:
against
John H. Carpenter, Jnhn Loveless and Nancy his
Wife the said Nancy's children by The said John Love
ess and by her former husband - Arnelt, deceased
the descendants Of Sally Tisdae, deceased, Philip
Litie and son, Hall Nelson, Charles 8. Gay and Thomas
W. Maroon late merchants aud partners, Trading I'M
der The style and firm Of Hall Nrilson & Co., and
other Defendants.
The defendants above named, not having entered
their appearance and given security according law
and the rules Of this Court and appearing by satisc
tory evidence that they not inhabitants Of this State
on motion OF the plaintiffs by their attorney IL is order
ed that the said defendants John Carpenter, jain
Loveless and Nancy his wife. the said Nancy's chill
dren by the said John Ioveless and by her former us
band - Arnett. deceased, The descendants Of Sally
TIsdaIe, deceased, Philip Litig and son, and Hall Neil
son, Charles g. Gay and Thomas W. Maroon, late mer
chants and partners trading under the style and firm of
Hall Nelson Co do appear before the Judge Of the
said Court at the Court House, the first day of the
next term OF the said Court and answer the plaintiffs
bill and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
In some newspaper published in the City of Richmond
for two months successfully. and posted front
door Of the Court House Of this county Court
day. Copy. Teste,
Jan 3l-ow2m JOHN HUNTER, G. G.
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4 GENTS for the Managers, %. Paine s
II Co.. Richmond.Va.
The following Grand Schemes are presented 10
The patrons OF Fortunes Home We particular.
" call attention 10 the Grand Scheme for 2Sh
February 10000 dollars Capilal-lowest three
number prize 1000 dollars-66 Nos, 10 drawn.
The Scheme is a good one, and We take pleasure
in recommending il as decidedly the best Lottery
for the month.
10000 DOLLARS-l2C 0O-1CO Of 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 5, 10
be drawn on Saturday, January 3lst, 1916, at
Wilmington IS Nos, IL drawn. Grand Ca
pitals prize of $50 600, ! OF 10000 Of 5000,
5000, ZOO, $500. 2,l33, 100 Of 1000, SO OF 500,
SSof 800, &c. Tickets sls; halve. g. quarters
3 A certificate Of % whoes will be sent for
SILL co; % halves 70 So 2G quarters 35 40.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 6, TO
he drawn on Saturday, February 7h 1886. IS
Nos, IA drawn. Grand Capitals: 10000 dol
lars 10000 5000, 24l0, 10 Of 1900. 10 of 800.
10 of l,2OO 10 OF 1000, 500, 300, &c. Tickets
10 dollars; halves S. quarters SO. certih-
cafe of 2G wholes III dollars; 26 halves So 80;
2G quarters y 70.
80 600 DoLLARS!-5O of l,oGO DOLLARS!
Lowest Two No. Prize 40 dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. I, 10 be
drawn al Wilmington, Del, Feb. 18th, 1916. IS
+. Nos, l2drawn. Grand Capitals: 10000 dollars,
10000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 5000, 1893, 80 Of
900, 80 of 500, 80 of 400 &c, sc. Tickets 10
dollars halves 6; quarters 3. A certificate Of
25 wboles will be sent for Sl4l GO; 25 halves
10 so; 25 quarters IS 40. Every Two No. prize
will decrease The risk on a package; and pack
age may draw in double prizes POI dollars, maxi
ing the risk on 25 wholes only 60 dollars.
10000 DOLLARS !-l5,O O0!-lOO of 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. s, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, February 2lst, 1876. 70
Nos. l3 drawn. Grand Capitals: 900 dollars,
$4,000, 2 of 1900, 2 Of 5000, Of 1884, 100 Of
1000, &c. Tickets IL dollars; halves 6; quar-
ters 3. A certificate of 90 whoes SAB 40; 26
halves IL 20; 26 quarters IS IS.
Tic OA Siyle LofisTy,
10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
Lolesl 3 No. Prize 900 Doars!-ls, and 2nd
drawn Nos 500 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 9, TO
be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, February
2Slh, 1916 sc Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Capt.
lals 10000 dollars, l2,000, 1928, 5000, 4 OF
$500, 4 OF 1000, Of 800 1 OF $50, 100 low
est three number prizes of 900, &C.. &c. Tick
els l6 dollars; halves 8; quarters 4. A certif-
cate Of % wholes will be sent for loi dollars; y
halves 81; 22quauers 4G.
u Persons offering by the package in any OF
the above can deduct The price Of three Tickets.
Remember, for large Prizes and prompt pay,
address T. RUSSELL BIGGER s. CO.
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-. of ne Ensu,,er,
=. j. CdiioFs Of the En41seTf
w.,n,ssroS, Rappahannock Co, Va,
January 18th, 1916.

JdUudIy tCfV,
..r. Editors l notice in the Enquirer oil
ond January, communication from Kap-
CO. in relation 10 the selection OF SOME
Fa ,.h,s man as the candidate of the Democratic
- represen, them in the next Legislature
:, virginia. The proposition Of IL. p.' IT.
s.,,ove. and, should The Democracy think as
~ ,oss land | believe they do) and each pre-
n ;,s, annoint their delegate, as proposed, peg
,aavs 10 present 10 the consideration OF 'nal oon
rsn,iun. and the people generally, Inc Claims %
'rorhv gentleman OF The county, whom oeileVe
,o be in every respect well anaiihea ~ "ise sSaS;
NO 3olies Of representative; one to whose nuel-
VI. VA ani care we can safely trust our interests
,ns who would watch with an eagles eye an
~ interests of the State one whose known
n,;,c;nles are OF the true Jetfersonian Schooi;
nne who understands the policy OF our Stale 20
vprnment as we'll as any and who Is uuiy
. State Rights man-one who, since nave
Known him, land doub; not throughout ms
whole poli,ical course) has been asl inmoVaoie
as The star of the North, which was lhe guius
and director OF the mariner over the unSowil anu
hoislerous seas, before the invenllon OF .ne eon
mass. A man. TOO, who has fought through Inc naiu,
est political ba,les, with an nny'eluins hsa. aua
an pn,ir;ne spirit-one who, 1t cannot be oouoteo,
taken
If his country, both in the county and Pfeslden-
,iaI elections, than any other in The county, ex-
eep. The candda,es-yea, believe, even more
than they
With such a man for our siandard.bearesr,
10 sound the "clarion OF peace" (quoting The
words of az. D., jr.") 10 The Democrats, BY
which they could all concentrate their votes upon
him. and present one unbroken front TO the battle
men,s OF Whiggery, we may come out as victo-
rious as did Cesar at The battle of Pharsalia,
Notwithstanding i, was said that Pompey the
Great "coull stamp upon the ground and al
army woul appear"
Then, with these facts before MS, may not the
county OF Rappahannock with her rolling hills,
whose SUBMITS tower 10 The clouds, and afford
a shelter for the emblem OF the nation; with her
green valleys "deeked" with flowers of every
hue, presenting the most grand and magnificent
scenery, be redeemed from The misrule OF Wing
eerv. and the light of Democracy shine as gently
end as brish, as the midday of an April Sun, by
placing Mr.. Thomas J. Massie at our helm1 My
VOID for it, The strong redoub;s of Whiggery
would be overthrown.
Respectfully, yours, DAMON.
g+ Flag OF '95 win please copy.
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LIBERTY! LIBERTY!!
Eagle Prize Office,
mo. ,, East Main Sreet, opposite The o
1T1rIri
ARRANGEMENT Foa THIS WEsK.

hhhhNOEMLNl rO1 HlS VEIN.
For Saturiay-A fine little scheme. Capitals:
$500, $500, 500, 200, i,ll6, 5 of 500, &c
IS Nos, II drawn ballots. Tickets S2-Halves
Quarters SO els.
For Saturday Evenng-Two Splendid Lorie-
riss Grand Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 9,
900, 400, l2U0, LOO, I'D OF 1000, &c. IS
Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Tickets Si-Halves
3-Quaners |.
Also, the Peoples Favore, The Dollar Lot ery.
Capital: $4,000. &C Nos, IL drawn ballots :.
Tickets Sl-Ilalvcs so cts.-Quarlcrs IS Cts
Then comes the Grand and Brilliant Lotteries
Tor Ibis and next month. Look Look ! Lool, 1! q
10000 DOLLARS-l2,O 100000 OF 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lollery, Glass No. S, 10 he
drawn al on Saturday, Jan. 81, 1876. IS No.
Lottery, II drawn ballots. Grand Capitals: |
prize of $4,000, of 10000, 5000, SOTO, 4, 900,
2 500, 2,l33, 100 of ,000 SO OF 500, GO of 800,
&c. Whole Tickets IL; halves 6; quarters g. a
certificate OF package OF 26 Whole Tickets
will be sent for SILL GO; 26 halves 20 SO; 2G
quarters IS 49,
10000 DOLLARS 10 900 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. e, 10 BE-
drawn on Saturday, February 1;h, 1916. 70 Nos.
IA drawn. Grand Capitals 100000 10000
10 Of 900, 500, 300, &c. Tickets $40, halves
s, quarters 2 50. A certificate Of 26 whoes IL
dollars, 26 halves IS so, 2Gquar,ers 81 IS.
so 900 DOLLARS!-5O of 900 DOLLARS
Lowest Two M. Prize 40 dolarsl
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No T. 10 be
drawn al Wilmington, Del, Feb 18th. IS Nos,
IL drawn. Grand Capitals 30,0 600 dollars, H.
900, 5000 5000, 1000, 1900, 1913, so of 900,
80 of 500, 80 Of 400, &c. Tickets ~ dollars ;
halves 6; quarters 3. A certificate of 25 wholes
will be sent Tor Sl4l 60; % halves 70 80; 25
quarters 35 40. Every two No. prize will de-
crease The risk on package; and package may
draw in double prizes 1904 making the risk on
25 wholes 80.
10000 DOLLARS $1,000 100 of 1000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass S, 10 be
Nos, Il drawn. Grand Capitals: 10000 dollars,
1000 &c. Tickets - dollars; halves 6; quar-
lcrs 3. A certificate Of 2G whoes Sll3 40; %
halves II 70; &c quarters IS So
Tie Old Svlc Loitvu.
10000 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
Lowest No. Prize Sl,000-lst and 2nd drawn
Numbers $500.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. Q, 10 be
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, February 26h,
1916 66 Nos 10drawn Grand Capitals: 800
900, IL, 000 1928 5000, Of $500, 4 OF 1000, 4
OF 500, of $50, 100 lowest three number
Prizes OF 1000, &C., &c. Tickets l6 dollars;
halves 8; quarters 4. A certificate OF % whoes
will be sent f1r 1871 dollars; % halves %; quarters
AZ.
u Persons sending for Tickets in any of the
above Lotteries, should bear 10 mind that the Lii
berry Birds Office CT mean The Eagle Otice) is
the place 10 send they want money.
j. MOORE & CO.,
No. :, Eas! Main street, opposite the Old Mar
ket, Richmond, Va. Jan. 81
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A CARD.

r A MARTIN most respectfully returns his
y sincere thanks 10 his friends aud patrons OF
Richmond and vicinity, for their liberal patro-
mage during tie past season, and hopes BY con-
tinued and unremiling application 10 business,
10 merit and receive continuance of the public
favor.
Intending 10 leave Tor The North The beginning
OF February, ioE The purpose OF selecting his Spring
stock of goods, and expecting 10 be absent from
Richmond thirty days, he would suggest 10 his
customers or those who intend purchasing soon,
The importance OF presenting their orders for
Clothes, previoustn his leaving Town, SO as 10 en-
able him 10 manufacture them at much less ex-
pense. and from new Goods, al his Store North.
They will be forwarded BY express as soon as
manufactured, occasi0nine little or no delay.
P. S.-A sklfnl Gutter will be employed here
during his absence. j. A. MARTIN,
No l2l Main street, few doors below Exchange
Bank. Jan 80
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THEArRE.-It will be seen, by The advertise
ment of the Theatre, that MIR. Jamison takes a
Benefit this evening, and we hope ii may be a
benefit. We feel interested in the result, from ha
wing seen MIR ]. in many characters and though
he came amongst US stranger, unheralded. un-
knopn TO fame, We know many who concide with
US inopinion, that his ability is of The very high
est order-and thai the Tins will come when he
will be acknowledged as one of The first in his
arduous profession.
A new Play, called The Patrieian's Daughter,
will be performed This evening, for the first time
in this cily-a Play which was received with en-
lire success in London and in our Northern CT
ties MIR. J. also plays LoOney Nc Trailer, in
the Farce of the "Review."
Play-goers of Richmond, show that you can
appreciate real talent, though it comes modestly
before you unlabelled with foreign stamps or
home pnffery. Go to ]amisions Benefit.
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Foa THE ENotJlRER,


re The Voters If The Senatorial District composed
rae eonnt'eso If Hanorer, Louisa, FTIrGnna and
Goochland.
Our present faithful Senator having determined
not to be a candidate for reelection, it becomes
your duty 10 select a suitable Democratic receive
your sufirages at The approaching Spring cleo
lions. That there may be union and harmony,
We ought to hold convention for the nurpose of
making nomination. We propose 10 the De-
mocra,s in each OF The counties of the district 10
hold meetings at the February courts, and APP
point delegates 10 meet at Micajah Parrish's in
the county Of Louisa, on the first Friday in
March, 10Th of the monthly This point of meet.
ing will be as convenient 10 the whole district
any that can be selected We trust that these
suggestions will meet with The appreciation OF
our brethren in The district.
SEVERAL DEMOCRATS.
JAN 29lh, 1916.
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IN Observation-Disclosures I'm Goochland County
1 Court, 18th January, 1876:
Massey Shelton, Thomas Shelton, David X. Shelton,
Elizabeth Meredith, who was Elizabeth Shelton, Ce-
celia ID. Turner, who was Cecclla d. Shelton, who
sues by her fIiend and husband George w. Tar
ner and the said George W. Turner, distributes Of Jo
seph Shelton, deceased, Plaintiffs:
against
David g. Terrell and Others distributes OF Joseph
Shelton, deceased, Defendants:
On the motion Of the plaintiffs. by Counsel, leave Is
granted them amend their bill, aud make parties
in place uf the defendant Elizabeth Watson, who Is
dead, and to whom this abato-; aud they
therenpon filed amended hill, making the heirs and
distributes OF the said Elizabeth Watson deceased,
parties defendants in this suit and the defendants Hen
ry P. Watson, Shelton Watson, and George Watson,
not having entered their appearance aud given security,
according the Of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and ii appearing The satisfaction Of the Court
that they Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth. Il
s Ordered, that they do appear here on The first day
Of April Court next, and The plaintiffs einul
and amended bills; and that copy Of this ord.r be
forthwith inserted In some newspaper published In the
city Richmond for months successfully and post
ed al the front door Of the Courouse Of This county
ian. sl-cwam Mar. w MILLER, D. C. &C.
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CADDIS B. LUCK'S
New Hascky Lottery Office,

IL corner Of Main and 18th Street.
The following are The Schemes for this week :
For Saturday-Pokomoke, Glass 81. IS Nos
10 drawn. $1,000, $500. 1900, 300, &C.
Whole Tickets .; halges |; quarters 50
Also, Pokomoke, Glass 22-7S Nos. 10 drawn
$4,000, 5000, 5000, 1000, &c. Tickets 4 !;
halves 3; qrs |. Drawing received on Monday
Also, for Monday, February IA splendid
Sch,~ne of the Grand Consolidated Lottery, No.
5. rs Nos, ID drawn. 10000 dollars, $4,000,
5000, 5000, 100 Of 1000, SC. Tickets IL dol
lars; halves 6; quarters3
&. B. LUCK takes pleasure in recommending
TO his friends and The pnblic generally the above
Schemes. For certificates Of packages or single
Tickets, address e. B. LUCK.
N. BAH prizes are in the hands OF LUCK.
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w. Turpin's Lottery Office,

81
N r. stn a. "Ai' :
Correspondents and others are requested 10 no.
tice the annexed schedule of Schemes to be drawn
in the month of February; and when in search OF
PRIzg TIcRErs, be careful in all cases to address
orders to w. p. TURPIN, Richmond, Va.
CAPITALS FOR FEBRUARY, 1876.
Three Capitals OF 25, 1000 Dollars
Alexandria LOTTERY Glass No 6, 10 be drawn
at Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, February T.
Capitals: 3 of s25, OOO 10000, 5000, 1927, 40
of 900, SO Of 400, SO OF 250 l40 OF 200, &c. 70
Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets TO- A certificate costs
l40 00--Shares in proportion.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass !, for 1916, 10 be
drawn Feby IA. Brilliant Scheme! $4,000,
10000. 5000, 5000 1887, 1000, 3 OF 1900, 3 Of
1900. 5 Of $50, 100 OF 500, 100 OF 400, &c. IS
Nos 70 drawn. Tickets 10. A certificate COSTS
Sl30-Shares in proportion.
1924 Dollars!-l00 OF 1000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 8, for 1876, 10 be
drawn February 81. Grand Scheme: IS, 29i
dollars. 10 600, 5000, 5000, 1873, 100 Of l,000
II5 of 200. &c. Tickets 10. A certificate costs
40 OO-Shares in proportion.
so 600 Dollars so OF 900 20, 000l-l0,0 00
Alexandria Lottery. Class No. 9, for 1916, to
be drawn Feb'y %. Magnificent Scheme: 50, 600
dollars, 20 900, 10000, 5000, 5000. 1858, SO
OF 1000, 100 of 500, 100 Of 800, &c. 70 Nos, Is
drawn ballots. Tickets only ~. A certificate
costs 100 dollars-Shares in proportion.
Orders for Tickets, received free Of Postage and
attended TO by return mail Drawings forwarded
when requested as soon as received. For small
Ian. % w. P. TURPIN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Moro Bargains

IN DRY GOODS FROM AUCTION.
SATURDAY Morning, January 3la. 1916.
r N addition TO the many articles purchased al
i auction, saved from The fire, r. II. JENKINS
will offer additional inducements 10 those want
ing cheap GOODS, BY wholesale or retail, 10 The
following opening this day
Calicoes 6 cents, cents, 10 cents, III cents,
and finer.
Several lots of Linen Cambsic Handkcrchirls
al i2l cents, | shilling, rs enls and finer, all
very cheap
Blown and Bleachcd Shirlings and Shee,ines,
all widths.
White, red and yellow Flannels at reduced
prices
100 ladies' Lace Caps, for one-half The real
value, at prices from l2s cents 10 IS. 3d.-greal
sacrifice
Also The following damaged Goods at reduced
prices:
lining. &c. one yard wide--yery cheap
Cambria Mnsns, in yard pieces, for l2l cents,
worth % cents.
Plain Swiss Muslns for 81. cents, worth IS
cents
Fancy Bobbine, Laces, 6 cents per yard
A oi Of Bed Ticlinss, 10 and l2l cents per
yard.
A LOT Of Bleached Shirtngs, in ends.
Cambria Dimily, worth 40 cents, lizards wide,
for one shilling, with many other articles, desery-
ing Of attention For bargains, call al
Jan. 81 r. Ii. JENKINS.
STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. S, South l4lh
~ Street.
Let alllhc world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToHs the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongala Lottery, No. 4, JAN
%:
20 50 10 % 81 81 80 s IS So II Oil
Half Ticket Nos. 90 20 &c, } Three more
Half Ticket Nos. 80 81, Prizes in one
Half Tickle, Nos. 81 So, } Lottery, sold
and paid by SPRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Leesburs Lottery, No 4, Jan. Of:
60 IS G5 II II 81 II SO - 80 % &c % IL 4S
Nos. 36 60 n, $50; and Il So II, 800, sold
and paidby STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. in Monongalia, No. 5. Jan. 80 /:
46 10 CT lS 80 20 SO as 81 SIS 5
Tickets Nos. So 90 81, and 5 IL 55-bolh sold
and paid by STRATTON.
JAN 81
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Editors Of The ENQUIRER.

RICHMOND, Jan. 90, 1916.
mo my name in your paper oil the 9th inst,
coupled with some complimentary terms, over the
signature OF "Many Democratic Voters of aano.
SeF calling for my nomination 10 reflect,be;r oni.
mons, on The subject OF Convention, in The yir.
gina House Of Delegates. thank these friends
,TaTmsoever they may be, for their compliment,
: oeeve The question Of taking the sense Of III, h.,
popie on The subject Of the call OF a Conycn.
n WI be settled this session. coupled with 4
proposition 10 take the vote at the anne time mon
me Vexed question Of The white and mixed ba.
~, ~. Inc latter OF these will remove all obiec-
a oasw with vast majority TO the first, and, in my
,mn neo ~ would be the proper course would
,nIPly add, for the information OF those Who
, :" any interest in the matter, that have had
~, ~ consultation or advisement in this proceeding.
have ~ political opinions are unchanged and
h0fabe post proposed. 'a'' ~ '''e NO
respectfully, your obt servant,
G. w. BAsSETT.