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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND
FEVER.-No Cu7c. M Pan!

nR PRICES AGUE AND FEVER PILLS nie war
~ rantrd cure Ague and Fever in from twenty I"
thirty hours. il directions are followed. Ten Pil's
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases III
no instance have thirty been known TO fail. They are
prepared from simple vegetable medicines Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box; or 81 per
DOZEN Planters and Farmers would find II 10 their IN
ter-st keep supply hand, they may thus save
large Doctors Bills The Pills be- put mp IN neat
propre,ors in order To prevent countee,s and mposi
lion. are determined establish agencies. An or.
d.rs must be- attended with the cash. p II paid and d.
reclsdl 10 Dr. c. J. KENWoRTHY & CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
N. B. The money will be returned in every case Of
failure. July 3l-cu
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

TNIlE Bent Creek FLOUR MILL, which il in The l..
miis Of the new county of Appomaftox, bordering
upon the line OF Buckingham, and within mile or les
Of the James River Canal, and III miles by this
above the cy of Richmond.
This Mil has fixtures very SUPPLEMENTARY com
plete-is on neverallins stream, and the brand Of The
mil has high standing in Richmond and other markets.
The county djacent 10 the mill is fir-trare wheat
growing part of Virginia.
Those who may br DESTROYS Of embarkine In the ma
nufaciure of -four will find this mill advantageous IN
all respects; and those who may have disposition I"
engage in woollen cotton other kind Of manniar
tory would find this property very suitable TO such
undertaking. The mill house IL large, and the dam -.
constructed most sndy and endurabiy. The house IL
self could he converted into cotton or woolrn manu-.
factory, such mandatory could bS added 10 the
fn,ir mill most conveniently and advantagronsy.
Mr. Andrew White, who lives NJ the Mil, VIII show
this property 10 any DESTROYS Of purchasing
Ing the same. For terms, apply 70
RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta Vista, Albemarle county, near Warren.
AuR 9I-cIf
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MORE NEW GOODS AT
RIlTlER IL cos

CHINA AND GLASS WAREROOMS,
No. 70 Main STREET
WE are now opening, per ships Henry Clay
w and Duchess D'Orleans, via New York,
and the barque Phoenix at This port, our entire
Fall importation of French and English CHINA
and RE, and from The various
American manufactures, full stock OF Glass.
ware. Looking Glasses, Casters, &c.
ALSO,
CORNELIUS g. Co.'S Paror, Hall, Store and
Stand Lamps, OF all kinds Wicks, Chmneys,
Globes, &c, &c.-all which we are determined
10 sell at small advance. Country and Civ
Merchants, and citizens generally, are invited 10
examine our Goods.
VIM. F. BUTLER & CO.,
70 Main Street, Sign OF Gilt Pitcher
Gan, II
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NEAR RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
fNHE HERMITAGE, lately The property OF
i Mrs. A. Mayo on The Richmond Turnpike
and Rail Road 10 Washington, about one mile
from the Corporation line, is Tor sale. That part
Of il between The Rail Road and the Richmond
Turnpike Tor Broad street conlinued) on which
The Mansion House is situated, contains about
l20 acres, will be laid of into lots OF to IL or Is
acres, lying on Broad street and on a street TO be
laid of on a RICH, line with Clay street, so as 10
form number OF beautifully situated lots, each
fronting on wide street, and having handsome
elevation Tor building site.
On one Of these lots IS large and connections
dwelling house fronting on Clay street, formerly
the residence Of The late Col. John Mayo, suiia-
bic Tor large family or public school-wih
number Of other buildings which could be put in
excellent order al very small expense.
That part ofhe Hermitage lying north of the
Rail Road, containing about l60 acres OF land,
mostly in wood and timber, easily made produc-
tive Tor farming purposes, because Of The natural
fertility Of The soil and conlisuity 10 The city Of
Richmond, will be divided into lots OF 20 10 30
acres each, all having either an eastern or west
eIn front on road connecting with Broad street.
a constant stream OF wafer passes through it.
SYDNOR'S POINT TRACT, containing
nearly 200 acres, lying between Inc Westham
Turnpike and the James River Canal About
one.lhird Of this tract is cleared and now produc-
tive, The balance in wood, which, BY the Canal,
on its southern boundary, is easily gollen 10 mar
ket.
A portion of the wood land is considered fine
Tobacco land, and il is believed that valuable
stone quarries exist along he banks otlhc Canal.
This property will be divided into two or more
lots 10 suit purchasers, if desired, according 10
location-and together with The lots al The Her
mlagc, lying within a short distance OF the city
and The Colleges and other public institutions in
the city, and being in a healthy neighborhood
where there is good society, is considered the
most desirable property in this part Of the State.
The plals Of he above property will be ready
BY the 10Th September. In the mean time, and
until The day Of sale, II the lands and lots, with
their boundaries, will be shown by Mr.. Thomas
Tacy, who resides near the Hermitage, and will
give any other information desired.
Terms Of Sale-One-lourl cash; The balance
inthree equal annual instalmenls bearing interest.
The above sale will lake place on TIL YRS
DAY. the 18th day Of October next, al i O'Clock,
al the Hermitage. r. h. CABELL,
a nd other Trustees, under the will OF Mrs. Abb
gail Mayo. Sept. l-eods
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.,p IouN THOMAS BRIscoE You are hereby
s IA. st Circuit y Superior
filed IN the ed Cbaucery for Jefferson county, Virginia,
Of Law ana Of ls causes on which my for
sss SSGsss ss
being ,hs, your attendance is required at the
nss .s Of the Circuit Superior Court OF ba
and clsassy for 5s fife sh ' saS q OCTOBER 1886
answer the same nc ppENRISITA BRIsCOE,
Scut, ll-cw4w
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FALL GOODS, 1916!
Roots, shoes. Trunks. &c

TWO HUNDRED PACKAGES.
WE are now opsnn NE By Shs dat, eo packets,
of BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for the FALL
TRADE, to which we respectfully invite our old
customers and the public to call and examine be-
fore they purchase elsewhere. Our stock will
be found desirable in all respects. We give This
early notice to our friends and The public, as we
have not, nor do we intend 10 trouble them with
extra postage, in The way Of circulars.
PUTNEY & WATTS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Boots, Shoes,
Leather. &c. Main Street. Sept
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Correspondence oflhe Baltimore Patriot.l

New YORK, Sept. 10, +. M.
We have no ,idings up 10 the present moment
q, The arrival OF the Cambria al Boston, now due.
She is now twelve days out from Liverpool
Her alvices, it is thought, may possess more
man ordinary interest TO the mercantile commu-
niiy, and in all probability may cause either a
iurher advance or a decline in the prices OF -four
and grain. 49,,
There are no local items worth noticing. We
have clear day and very pleasant weather, the
atmosphere much cooler.
The demand for -four is still active, and hol-
dersare few al the prices ofyeslerdayi viz: 62i
al IS Tor good Southern and Western brands
sales al the last named figures. The supply OF
hour is not large. Both buyers and sellers are
holding back Tor further advices from Europe,
now looked for momeniafily.
The demand for grain is not so active; buyers
are awaiting the foreign news-stock moderate
prime red wheat held at 100 10 los els; yellow
corn Go 20 cts; rye 10 cents; oats 80 cts.
The cotton market is firm at yesterdays prices
very moderate sales-dealers not disposed TO
operate until the steamer arrives.
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New Kent County, Aug a5-cwtds
LAND NEAR BUCKINGHAM COURT.

by virtue of a Deed Of Trust executed by Dr. James
- Austin and wife, for the purpose Of securing the
payment oil a debt 10 George Booker. Executor Of
Samuel Jones' deceased which deed bears date the goth
day Of August 1912, and has hren duly admitted to
cord in the Clerks Office of Buckingham county, the
undersigned Trustees w offer for sale, 10 The highest
bidder, Tor cash, the premises, on SATURDAY, The
18Th day Of September next II far, and IL mol, the next
fair day thereafter, sunday excepted, the well known
aud valuable Tract of Land which DR.. Austin now
resides. Tile Tract contains three hundred and forty
six acres Of which about hundred Slate River
low grounds, regarded very fine The houses are COM
nodiois and good repair, aud the land in good cond
tion. II j. situated within miles OF buckingham
Court holisc and in Of the best neghborhoods in
Virginia. JOHN w. HASkIHS, T,,.,..s
InIy I7-cw2m ROfFE ELbRIDGE. I
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JEFFERSON b. SINCLAIR, i''s'ee
Cept II-rwfds
IREMARIE LAND E0R SALE

ALbEsNAhLE LINN L Yin On LIZ.
DY virtue of n deed of trust executed 10 ny Ma
ID thaniel d. Goolsby, for the benefit Of John Crank,
and Of record in the Clerks Office Of Albemarr county,
shall proceed TO sell the Of land conveyed in said
deed, by the OF East Ridge THE lith Of Ucto-
her neat, upon The premises, at public luction 10 the
highest bidder for cash. This tract Of land is situated
in the vicinity OF the village Of Warren, within mile
from the James River and kanawha Canal II contains
about four hundred and seventy acres, three hundred
Of which cleared, and the remainder il in woods
The soil is Of the best description OF red land. and pro-
dmces tubacco, wheat corn, &C. in great ahundancr.-
There il 4 small dwelling house upon the tract, two to
bacco houses negro cabins, &c II is in good state Of
improvement and altogether is very desirable uac Of
land.
Allen Qlarles, Esq. WIN resides upon the premises,
or Nathaniel GooI-by, will show them to any person
DESTROYS of purchasing.
Should the safe be prevented by bad weather on the
day Amounted, il will be made on The neat fair day
IL il probable that, the day ri sale, arrange
ment NAV he made by which the amount OF cash re-
lured will not exceed thousand or fifteen hundred
dollars and credit will he given for the remainder.
The title il believed 10 be unique stionabe, but, acting
as Trustee shall only convey such title as is vested IN
me- GEo. w. haapoIrH, iiustce'
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gIoYT,s PRIZE oFFICE.-Drawing Of Leesburs
= Sc II Ss 70 IS SIS 10 50 10 % 90 81 %,
Ticket Nos. 10 IS so, Capital, sold by hofi.
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery, Glass IS:
4: 80 so 9 60 IL SO ID 81 B.
U.awing Of Alexandria Lottery s GAS as ! % s.
T;cte, Nos sas IS, Capital Prize, sold by HofI-
=, ooo c.u,,, q, To-day. The drawing takes place
s0sp Package gsss' Of only s hfs
so cents; quarters IS cts n s. ouarsrs5 7s-far
cts costs out 80 20 na''> HOYT"S OFFICE,
sale until oeioeA' 1" No. 3, Exchange
~ The Splendid Schemes. 81, ooS nr al. AZ
Ssn, IS, S'o''o"' HOYT'St 70. 3. Exchange.
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Correspondents Of the Baltimore Patriot.l

...,,h.r-it is now cool and comfortable. No
mo =, local interest. The Flour market is
Nv. .n ntm and holders contending for the advance
SUES 81. Nol less than 81 so will be taken Tor
R gsss ground city brands; old stock sells at
! ~. The supply of Grain is still small; sales
u mime red Wheat at 81 per bushel; yellow
earn IS a is cts. Sales of New Orleans Mo-
,,s,es al - per gallon; New Orleans Sugars
a.; TIE Provision market is steady. quote
uh,.key al D 4 % c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
CHINA HALL,

FALL UPPLIES, IS 10.
TINE subscriber is now receiving, per pa'quss
i Phoenix. from Liverpool, 10 this port, anu
by the ship Panlhea, al New York, his Fall up,
plies Of EARTHENWARE aud CHINA: an
by the regular packets, from The Northern Faclo-
res, his supply OF plain pressed and cnt Glass,
Looking. Glasses, &c, &c-comprising one of
the best assortments he has ever offered; and ha-
wing been purchased on the best terms, he as
sures all who may be in want OF any article in
his line, that he will sell as low as any house in
the market, whether declining business or intend
ing TO prosecute it, Country Merchants are par
ticularly invited 10 examine his stock and pri-
ces. HUGH A. WATT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

LAND For SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale two valuable Tracts Of
j Land, situated IN the comfy Of spotsvvania.
and the other in the county ~ Caroline. They are
known as Farish's & Punket's-FarIsb's contains
about 400 acres, and Punkets contains about 81
n no sale should be effected privately, before the Eth
Of September next, they " III then he sold at my Farm
called Wes,w ood (which adoins Farlshs) auction
In The mean time, II will give me pleasure 10 show
these ands 10 any person DESTROYS of viewing them
Sept i-ctf Wh. BANkIlEib.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
LARGE AND FRESH SUPPLY OF
DRY GOD s.

ScUff mNCF It'll, SFUs
D II. JENKINS would invite The attention
n. OF merchants and others, who are buying
for cash. or CITY acceplancas, 10 examine his en-
lire new and extensive Stock Staple and Fancy
DRYGOODS, now receiving. Having been puI-
chased within a few days, AT greatly reduced
prices, they will be sold accordingly. Those
wanting bargains would do well TO call.
K. Fl. JENKINS,
Sent IS New Store, Eagle Square.
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FALL SUPPLY.

BOOKS AND IATTONERY.
r w. RANDOLPH & CO., l2l Main ST.,
y !. are receiving by The various packets, their
Fall Supply Of Books Stationery, Music and Fam
cy Goods, which were bought BY one OF The Firm,
principally for cash. A full stock OF Blank
Books, Of their own make, which are warranted
superior TO northern work, for durability will al
ways be found on hand-Blank Books of any we
or pattern, made and books bound to ORDER
Country merchants and others will find il TO their
interest TO give us call. We have an unusual
ly large supply OF cheap Wrapping, Fooscap
and Letter Paper. Teachers and Parents will
please bear in mind that we pay particular alien
lion TO our School Book Department.
Sent Ii J. w RANDOLPH & co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, intending change his place Of re-
1 sdence, offers for sale, reasonable terms, his
Farm. lying in the upper end of New Kent county
This Farm contains Two hundred acres The improve
ments consist Of good dwelling house, with foHr
rooms, and the necessary out houses. Persons wishing
to purchase land respectfully invited 10 view the
premises II this Farm is sold privately before the
2sl day Of September next it will that day, ii fair,
f not The fair day. br offered public auction,
To ihe highest bidder, on the premises.
Terms will he made known on the day Of sale.
JkO. COLGTN.
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The Hermitage and sydm0r's
Point

Sale conducted by WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Auc
toneer Sent 9-J,ds
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SALE OF VALUABLE NEGRoEs

In pursuance of the provisions OF the said decree II
the County Court .f Orange III the said Webb,
&C, against William &. Wrhb's administrator and
Others, the undersigned administrator of the late
William &. Webb deceased, VIII on THURSDAY, The
eighth day OF October next, NJ the late residence of
William 4. Webb deceased in the lower part Of Orange
county, the Orange Springs, offer for sale
highest bidder, at public auction, for ready money,
from twenty 10 twenty-five very valuable slaves,
slsting of men, women aud children, amongst them
good Blacksmith. WILLIAM &. MOORE, ST.,
Administrator Of William e. Webb, deceased.
Ana T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
KENT. KENDALL & ATWATER

Importers aud Wholesale Dealers, II Main Street,
HAVE in store and are now receiving their
i i stock Vi Rritisi, French ami american DRY
Goods for the fall trade, comprising an unusually
large and extensive variety, which will be sold
as low as they can be purchased in this or any
other market in this country, and 10 which they
respectfully invite the attention Of The trade
KENT, KENDALL s. ATWATER.
Sept3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
Consumption Can be Cured!
dOMESoe' ,ynnn NApTuA

- HOMPSVN'6
I Ho WOOD NAPTHA
WILL. CURE CONSUMPTION.
,Ye.Ilent medicine has fully established its repu.
This, ali that is asked is fair trial of II to prove
ation, ,ajn remedy for the cure of Consumption,
IL the only achs, Splitting Blood, Bronchitis, Hoarss,
Pain the
diseases OF the ctabiIily certify to Its beneficial eI-
ais of the first res. Else would relieve.
Il f. ass
and Spruce streets, pn,,S BY pUyAL PpEcELL.
For sale in a Peeersb coRLs C. S9
in Norfolk by Nj. A. shNTos,. ~ Dr.. JAMES COOKE
II. sEAY; in Fredericksburg 3, nr WM. II. CHAP
and c. II. HUNT; in FarmVile' July "a
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nv Last Evenings Mail,

n,sMlSSED.-It is stated that Capt. Fazio
nsso dismissed from the Revenue service, in
ha 4Ss.oueuce of no, conveying the bearer of de-
e0us .srs he had on board his vessel, Immediately
sPs Vera Cruz, instead of running into Southern
" ~, ,,r lear OF gale of wind.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
MANAGERS oFFIcE-D. PAINE s

For This Evening-20, 900 dollars, SO of ,O00
$500, 1900, 1850, 1900, 1850, LILO. &c. 10
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 5 dollars.
Also, The Dollar Lottery-S4,00O, &c. ~
Nos, Is drawn.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke Lottery, Glass III;
ca 69 II IL IS 40 Is 30 % 43 2 81 81 Is.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Glass 300:
= 30 is SO Is % AZ 80 81 81 IS GO 46 D.
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke Lottery, Glass l7S:
IS 3 81 IS Al 4 10 SIS "a Go 30 As.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Class 22l:
50 "a sc Ia AZ l6 % 80 IS 81 Al 45.
Sept Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
MERCHANDISE.
New Fall E|ry Goods.

T WILLINGHAM, No. s. Main street, is
j now receiving and opening his stock OF new
Fall Goods, TO which he respectfully invites the
attention of his customers and the trade general.
" August 25-d&clm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

II M. ZIMMERMAN, 1877 Main Street,
h. opposite the Exchange Bank, dealer in
Cigars, Tobacco, Snutis, &c, offers for sale
10000 Havana Cigars, favorite brands
$4,000 Regaias, 40. DO.
5000 Pressed, do. 90.
$500 Ladies, do. 90.
$1,000 Principles, Juslo SAM, Steamboat, and
De la Cruz
$4,000 low priced Cigars
40 boxes fine and low priced Tobacco IN
small and large
5000 dozen smoking Tobacco, Oronoko, Gu,
and dry Spanish and canister
Fine Gu. Chewing Tobacco -,
Maccabau Rappee, Scotch, Nachioches, Hard
hams and Lundy Foors Snuff
Meersehaum, German, Powhalan and common
Pipes. ,.,,. ,a cn,g hores
:, orea, variety; all of which will be sold on as
good terms as they can be purchased in the CITY,
Sent 4-w3m d&c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18

DIGGER PRIZE OFFICE, Basement
d Rooms, Eagle Hotel, 18th Street.
For This Day. Fdayo Dra wing IeGs a of
1000 >. 500, 1000, 1850, 1900. 1850, LILO, 20
oil $50. &c. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets a5.
Also. The Dollar Lottery-4,OOO dollars, 500,
500 $50 &c. 70 Nos, I3drawn. Tickets and
shares 10 be obtained unit! half past o'clock
this evening OF J. b. biGGER.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Glass 22l:
80 "a 66 IA IL I6 D 80 IS 81 Al As.
Whole Ticket Nos. "A SO &c, $50, sold by
BIGGER.
yT Recollect, tomorrow is the day o. when
the drawing of the Grand Scheme takes place. ao
so 900 Dollars Capital, of 10000, 3 Of 10000,
&C. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets S2O. FOR
full particulars. see Scheme advertised in ano,her
column. sept 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
ID. Paine & Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
nInIISI0Mn MIREIMIA

r PRESENT to the patrons Of fortunes Home" one
NJ the largest and most attractive Schemes of the
season. and It presented al this early day in order
that distant correspondents may have full time 10 order
Their Tickets and receive them before the day Of draw
ng The attraction OF the Scheme speaks for ITSELF and
the extraordinary chance fur fortune offers rare in
ducements to clubs individuals To purchase by the
package. For grand capitals, address
C. w. PURCELL,
Agent for d. PAINE & CO.,
Managers Of Lotteries.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
DAVID J. WOODFIN,

iTTURNEY 1T LAW,
NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VA,
WILL practice regularly in the Superior and Inferior
w Courts Of Law aud Chancery Of Buckingham,
Cumberland Fnvanna and Powhatan. All business
conhded 10 him will be promptly atlendsdto.
Aug. % c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
MCHRISTIEsSA

THE great and astonishing effects daily being pro-
duced by the operation Of Gaivanism, when app,s
to Morse's Geographic invention should satsiy ne
most increduous as To its power, when properly ap
piled, TO produce action, health and life, even 10 'hu
bonsa well the whole system of those ainlcfu w
Rhcumatisn or any of the various deaihlike nervous
complaints by which the lives of thousands were en,
Uttered Its power for good admitted by the
faculty Of the whole world, and its application 10 tne
human system by means Of The Galyanic Kings, Be'is
and Bands, and Braces invented by Dr. CHRIS lie,
the most mproved and scientific FORM being al once 'he
most safe and certain mode Of obtaining its benehts
For further particulars, advertisement IN another
part Of this paper Explanatory pamphlets may DC nau
gratis by application TO the agents for TINS Guy, Messis
bUVAL & PURCELL, Druggists, LAT Main ST., hich
mond Va. Sept. 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-18
LOTTERIES.
J. F. Word. Lottery Yender.

Opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
~ OFFICE, RICHMOND, VIRGISiA, sells Tickets in
all Lotteries under the management of J. G. Gregory &
Co., on inc same terms that they sold At the Mana
gers Office.
Orders for packages single tickets will have prompt
attention, if addressed 10
J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81 for 1885, 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, September 18th, 1876.
70 No. Lottery-A Drawn Ballots
Splendid Prizes:
! prize Of $4,000 10 prizes of $500
5000 $50 100
10 1000 &c. &c.
Tickets S.; halves SO; quarters IS
Alexandria Lottery, Class ~ for 1885, to be drawn al
Alexandria. September 18th, 1886.
70 Number Iottery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Prizes:
| prize Of $4,000 so prizes Of $500
l I" 10000 SO IS 400
" 10000 100 &C $50
Tickets SIS; halves so; quarters rs. Certificates
of packages of % whole Tickets $780, &c halves 80
26 quarters 40; 26 eighths %.
10000 DOLLARSi
Alexandria Lottery, Glass f, for 1896 TO be drawn'on
Saturday, September o6.
IS Number Loltery--l2 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme.
prize of ss iSSSS % prize Of sa $500
5000 % 500
3,l40 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 80. Certificates OF
packages of IS Whoes slO; IS halves SIS 25 qrs. a7
Orders for Tickets. addressed TO the undersigned
always come safe. Please address
J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
On all letters enclosing cash prize tickets the post
age las usual) need not h1 paid. Sept.