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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-29

NEW YORK PACKETS.
,R OLD AND ONLY
~ X f Il LAR LINE. R
seA:s"e ro ,raT Csrwl Captain J. u ss,eE
cREENwHY' '"a- S''"' g. CIV ~. T co"@n
COURIER, tsEwl ~. CorcH
MARIETTA burr. GsrwI v. Ks.T.
MANCHESTER I'M M.rm.
OF the Merchants of Richmond than Year,
the prOPuetors solicit their
their goods safely and with dispatch The Vessels
class, lmo,y newt commanded by OF experience
trade and Merchandise be Insured by them, the
opemium For freight having aecommoda
HENRY FIsIiER, Agent.
~ Good, rc.hippd ocsn. Mobile ApaIaehi.
any other places win be- received nd or aed from New
York BY Agents York OF charge
eept such as may actually be incurred. -
FOX CHARLESTON, =. q.
TA The good Schr. PArMOS, Townsend,
sc mlste having pa,t or her cargo engaged will meet
desi RANKIN Il wHTrLoCK
.SA E0OR PHILADELPHIA. The good pack
q ct schr UNION, Gait Hu"Hs having PARTON Of her
ca'go engaged viii meet with dca'ch Per remainder Of freight
GcI7 HENRY FISHER.
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
ssN The new and superior brig SUSAN IL
$3.50 GRAHAM. 1000 barrels capacity, in readiness
for any voyage Foreign freight preferred hprly to
PoR PHILADELPHIA
fTSe The regular packet schr UNION, Capt.
M IIuaHE. hasirF PORTION Of her engaged VIII
ds1a'ch to balance OF 800 boxes Tobacco apply boa
III" Dock, or to de 20 RANKIN a wIlIrI.oCK.
q Passage 10 baltimore, meals ;nclud-
Ses--&-3iA cd, 81 oniy-Erery Tuesday afternoon -
IT," steamer COLUMBUS capt PAEEsI between
ths tity and nam 81, ard fare The aeenmmb
daons BY s line equal of any other thu
cities, atd leaving here Tue-iy afternoon o.
clock baltimore hs following Those Phla!cl
lh'a take ihe the morning . O'Clock.
De - HENRY ITDLAM 4 co.
fSA ENOR PORTLAND The fine schr CO
n-N L IUMBiA, Capt Edfigr hav az the cargo
engaged Will have Dispatch fOr bascc OF the buk OF zoo boxes
'oble o, ap-y board IN the Dock
deiO RANKIN wTITLOCR.
FOR HOSTON.
NJ THE superior regular Packet, Schooner
~ LOWELL. capt Baker loading day
with ptoIct "f quick dispatch. For balance FTc
Passage Apply to Ma At Fiekctl's WLa:f,
d., HENRY FISHER.
ffN NOR BOSTON.-Thc regular packet
I'LL Il SchT LOWELL, Capt Baker having 4 portion Of
her en!agei Will have Dispatch For balance Of freight
Of 800 b'Nes toJacco, apply board rcIcts
deg RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
,RN ISOR NEW ORLEANS.-NIRGINIA
tx AND LOUISIANA LiNE-FIKsr PAcKEr-The re-
from New ORLEANS daily expected possi
bic dispatch For freight cabin passage, having sure
rioT accommodations afpy DAVID CuRRE,
HASkINS * LIBBY,
d-5 CHAs. +. WORKMAN.
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF Yuut
OWN STATE

FHNIE Franklin Manufacturing Company hand At THEN
PAPER MILL the Depot OF the Railroad good
assortment OF auPrThne,
Nat cap papers ruled and PLAIN also medium printing envep
wrapping OF various
TO which they public quality and
pnee their manufacture will production
Of Northern FACTORY. They prepared orders for
description Of paper that customers NAV
require Merchants aRd dealers Paper
NH
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TO Farmers and Planters.
THNUONAS N CHARLES ELLIS. have IN
n and offer low prices reduce heavy stock of the
following description Goods suitable for Farmers and Planters
usr,
London Dum Blankets
Heavy
Sup White Bed do
Napt Cotons, White and Gray
CANADIAN Cloths. an wool
Sleeps Gray sattncts
Baltimore linseys
Scarlet and White Fannels
Low priced Cloths, for Servants
Lowell i.in'cys
London Dufil Ovefcuas
Cotton OZnabutgs
Bfown and Bsaclcd shcetings
10 d. Shuinrs no2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NuptTiOT qunEfg.
NNTE hand received fine sock Of Genemen
w Dress Bcos and Winter Boots, winch invite
friend. aud the public to call and examine
no 10 PUTNEY WATTS.
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NEM GROCERY STORE.

FASHIONS HEAD QUARTERS!.
100 MAIN STREET,
(Co,Her 1874 and Main Sfreefs)
u. B. SPENCE. Agent,
A NTlClPATING the mcctingui the Lcgisla-
~ turc AMI m inefensi a. cty .r
their better ~ iou enlarged his assomnf lgI wall
through thu S1'ou add rto NJ %.
pft.0t
READY MADE CLOTHING,
AND ENrLEuFN's TAN,y wARF.
TIE dr'u clf AFR TO- D-r tuI Nirfut public I1s
bad or be- Coos ay anything ,,mmsrdion suffice
Il that he WARRANTS ali clothing lrfe1s
The f1l owing 'tr pat comprises hisa-s1rmrut
C.ais-Ftench AID " i.hsup Black 90 M dress Ff.rk
DO over. Cashier Beaver ant Bond Go h Black Blown
olive &c
DO SACK. Ga .mrrc. rc,yc- ord B'otJ Cloth
d" on. .ur fr' H. rcy of guns tud co'ors
C0lks Biacs AMI Uur Bcay,r and Broad Cio,h
Fsnts-r lirk " nch p5rsk.n iurtr
DO French ID Other Fancy r1ss.mrtr
Vcss-Farcy and Nh Velvet
DO Fancy M,unu and w. 0sn Velvet
do Fancy rui HJ-k stk lui Satin
Do Fancy VALENCIA 1udragk &C. .simrfr
Scarc-fHn AMI Blacks kliI Satin
Cravats Fancy and 80 sik AMI safu
so.ks-slun and Hami lfn.
Pocket Uandtcr,h cf.-sHS and Lnrsn su,,ric
Gi'y's-sik. ki, Bugk'krn and Nrubp
Go i1rs and Bosom
sht --Dr,s'. Plain and Fancy
do Under. sip. Neuru and CutIu
nrsVers-Meuro AMI cotton
suspcfdcts
umbrrnl,-sis Cirriart Ge,Ee.
% y VIII as h,f.t'ffe H loft sncu pref anil having
able Fr1blsimct Of Jno. " 60 Hsltmorr Tins be- b.
enabled by ihe raos0f ur Etfc's w d'ina .cw ds, drs
NEW HtCE.-au Rice i1ui,nr and Tor ale by
~ dr9-tOt UNNENrOgr ALLEN A 90
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Servants Clothing, Blankets n wooden
esOOds--DcC. q, IstG,
ID ". JENKINS will s.ll oil chcap, IinScys
80 kerr} a non ielc @, tlrb e.
1000 Hsrkrts. an pri,rs fJut 7se
100 pair o. Hi1ufttt
Saui0sts kenurty J.aus
tlf'fs. CafH. ld Voc re
Nht'. yellow ardtud hun. ffnr zoe oa sal .uInrrr
I'onon uLlalurs brown siruints al slfstul
Apron ho,tss every d. cupton 81 Fsrc, C,is-uu D.
soh ~ rsduse1 pfioes, ~ whoess-and fffsnst
n JENKINS Nsv stofe,
o. Tsc Square
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valuable article which has been highly approved by
who used IT, Such the effect tender Nipples
tie proprietor willing every
cure, money be refunded
DUVAL PURCELL. Druggists
~ t47 Main
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RAGN.iOoo &c Bus H,ss ,upcfor quality Coz
- f-Eh dcs WILLIAMS a HANALL
SHIRrS. full supply Of Sm.is 81 my own
- manufacture prices tos2so Thsv as vel on Do
sol VII p'esse ~ The a. stlAs MERCHANT.
noH ia MAN ST.
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fSl NOR BOSTON.-Thc regular packet
@--N Il SchT LOWELL, Capt Baker. having portion o
her cargo enagei Will have Dispatch For balance Of gh
Of 800 bsNes apply board Pckrts
RANKIN 4 NHIrIoCK
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,SSA ENOR NEW ORLEANS.-NlRGlNlA
tx AND LOUISIANA LNE-FIKsr PAcKEr.-Thr re-
guar packet Bauiur ltNIN, Capt Nathaniel Boush
from New ORLEANS, and daily expected. po
bic Dispatch For freight passage having sure
nor Accommodations afpiy DAVID CURRIE.
HASkINS & LIBBY, or
d-5 CIIAS r. WORKMAN.
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p A/OR STROPS. Gentlemen wishing n
- good Razor SiTop elegant
gers Chlpman's HmafFons M"chs, Woods
make and superior finish
~ Po'sess the sharpening qualify to perfection,
4 nrug
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French slippers and Shoes,

L HAVE Just received an invoice Of French
II Slipper, wear which will sold cheap
aud have French Letter Paper large
good quality &C ~ u. II. LONDON.
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~ THE superior regular Packet, Schooner
S.E LOWELL capt \ Baker ccmHenc. loading to dly
with pro- Iet gu dispatch. For balance Fc
Passage Apply L. Ma FIekcps Wla:f, orio
d. HENRY FISHER.
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MORE MISIC--OcI. 10.
n w. RANDOLPH " CO, l2I Main street
- have just and oPenCd pages new stan
dlrd Music selected by gentleman great Judgment
Nov received every liberal discount to
teachers aud merchants
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G pRIZES OF 10000 DOLLARS
ssGrtl.asii's Office,
NIO. I, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
" MOND VIRGINIA.

~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Draping ,cceirGd daiiU at II 0clOck, Z. NJ
FOR TODAY.
Capital $4,000 Va. Munonsalia Lottery,
Glass No. as rs Nos, and l2drawn. Capitals
$4,000, 500, 1000, $50, l0of 500 10 OF 200, 40
OF TO- so OF 60, so Of so, &c. Tickets 25-
shares in proportion.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW.
First-SplenGid Scheme! $4,000 Capital !!
Alexandria Lottery, Class l., 10 b. drawn al
Alexandria, Va, on Saturday, November It'll
Prizes $4,000, 500, 5000, 1000, 5000, 800,
$3.50, 1000, $780, 800, 1900, 400, 300, u
$50, 1850 so prizes Of 1000, so Of 400, so OF
go so Of 200, &c. rs Nos. Is drawn. Tickets
$40.
Also, Sussex County Lottery, Class No. o.
rs Nos, and Is drawn ballots. Capitals: $4,000,
$50, , of 1000, > OF 500 , of 300, of 100, 10
OF SO, sc. Tickets 81; shares in proportion.
Lotteries to be Drawn at Alexandria Soon,
November l4-AlexandIa Lottery, Class Nj.
Prizes: 600 each, $500, 2,340, 25 prizes
Of 900, SO Of 400, &c. Tickets SlO.
November 2l-Aexandria Lottery, Glass N.
Prizes: $4,000, $4,000, 10000, $3.50, 6 prizes
of 1000 10 Of 1900, 20 Of 300 so Of 900, &c
OF 500, &c. Tickets 10.
II Tickets and Packages in all the Lotteries
advertised by j. G. GREGORY & Co., Tor sale on
| The same terms at this office.
Il Al! orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of SIS or more. al This Office, wi'hou
charge. Shares in each Lottery in proportion
| Address CHAS. WORKMAN,
Nov. 6 Richmond, Va
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE ESTATEIN NELSON COUN-
TY, FOR EAT PUBLIC AUCTION.

I WILL offer for sale, Public Auction, on WED
NEsDaY, the 25th of November, 1916. on the pre-
misses, w not sold privately beforc,) ms Plantation in
Nelson county, containing say ~. 4 acres This Land
is situated IN an agreeable aud hrnltly nrishborlood
and convenient To market, being only eight miles from
new Market on The James River Canal and 6v. nile
from Livingston, the County Sent. Although situated
anona mountains, this land lies remarkably we'll Win
not fly The mountain side too strep (o rii
Walton. There the tract aht hundred acres
OF creek Hats extremely fertile, having kept IN NJ
tobacco lois and capable OF being converted into
ed meadow, and there At least SIX hundred
10 clear 81 rs line tobacco land rs any III that region Of
county, -t leaving abundant supply of TIMBER
The whole Tract Is remarkably well watered This land
lies III lic range OF mountains extending through Abe
naile Orange, IGpep,r, Rappalannoek, FauQui. and
oGdon and IN point of rrotnc;rrness is equal most
OF the land in those counties which command rcadI.
when PUT into market, from $50 10 $50 per acre
A. am DETERMINED To scll this Land, and ss the
size of tile may lac an obstacle in dsposinr of IT,
have cuncuLrd should Il he required, TO divide IT into
Two tracts of which, embracing nearly all the best
land .Ed ali the improvements could be made IN
from $50 10 SEQ acres, as the purchaser might de-
Sire would however, prefer selling the whole IN
holy, and am prepared 10 accept price that would
make thr purchase 4 valuable investment, even II 4
sucruiaio, amy one disposed to engage in such
enterprise The improvements consist of an Oserr.er's
House with four rooms, Negro Cabins sufficient for the
accommodation Of forty slaves, Tom House, Stables,
Barn, with Threshng Machine attached, aud Tobacco
Houses suhc 30 GOO pounds obdcco all in
good repair. have twenty hsls wheat on
the land suicrn. 10 furnish seed for the ensuing crop.
Al the Tine ard place, viii sc,l upwards oi
twenty Slstb itsi VI iItHi ihtl Young men ana
women Also. all the CROPS II Corn, Oats, IIav, &c
all The Stock of Horses, Cattle Sleep, Hogs, &C.
Their " i'll d good assortment Of Farming implements,
Wagon. Carts, &c.
The for The Land will he third cash by the
first of January nrAtihe residue in and years
the deferred payments 10 he secured by bond and deed
Of the property. For The Slaves. cash will be-
required. For the other Personal Property, the terms
viii he, for all under So cash For all
thar amount, bond and approved security.
Shoiln he prevented from attending the sale IN per-
VI. Attorney
empowered 10 act Ior me ~ all respects.
tic,. Sl-roids Oh. COOKE.
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Eagle Ell tel,

T Il K NJ l. L T., K U II a.
THE subscriber, having removed from the Farmers
j Hotel to this old and well known estahishmen t
recently kept by Col. F. H. James, which is acreeaby
and conveniently situated on Main street, within fifty
steps Of RanduIph's Warehouse, and within a short dis
lance ofthe Farmvle Warehouse, and in the bu-
siness part of the town. begs leave 10 make known to
his friends and the public generally, that he now pre-
pared 10 accommodate all persons who may favor him
with call. His table shall be constantly provided with
tho best the season and country aifordhs bar with
the best liquors be had in this and the Eastern
kets-his stable. with the best grain and proyender
and attended ny experienced and attentive ostl.rs
From his own experience in thu business, and de-
termination spare pains effort TO make his house
comfortable and agreeable 10 ihuse no may either
bolrd with him or him. lie fatters himself that lie
will receive portion Of public patronage. Ill, charges
shat, be accommodated 10 the times. tall and see.
Nov. 6-c2aw2m THOS w. EPES.
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Great INatienaI Cfrcus!!!

rHHE only regularly conducted establishment
i 10 the United S,aies-ii being in This country
what Franconies and Astcy's are III Paris and
London!-( Admission SO cents; children and CO
ored people % ccft>) OF the Park Thea
ire New York, and The National Amphilhca:rc.
Philadelphia; comprising upwards ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY MEN AND HORSES,
will be exhibited al Richmond November Alb. 9Th,
9th and 9Th.
II Doors open a, !, P. NJ performance 10
commence al halt pas. 7. P. NJ.
II No ladies admitted unless accomPanicdby
gentlemen
g--J The Great Equestrian CayaIcade vii tic
preceded by the celebrated Brass Band Ohirtcen
Musicians,) in an elegant and costly Chariot
drawn hy Twelve Beautiful Cream Coiofed
Horses
II. Every attention will be made 10 The observ-
ance ard preservation OF The g oil order which is
always Indispensable ~ well regulated Exhib-
lions. JAMES w. BANKER, Agent.
0ci I6-dScNov1
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HowIett's vyavcrIy Hotel,
RICHMOND. VA.

EXTENDEO up Locust Street 10 the corner
T. on Franklin, and within less than ono hun
dred yards OF Trinity Church, Exchange Hotel
Post Once, Auction Stores, Hardin's Livery Sta
BILE, and the Old Bell Tavern, The very centre OF
business. This House now gives the Proprietor
about 20 Rooms, which enables him 10 make his
customers more comfortable, particularly The La
dies, who will occupy the Private House just
taken, and give Gentlemen Single Rooms.
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 furnish eve
~ thing in season 10 cat and drink that IS good,
al great deal less price Than any good House IN
lie City. Ali he asks is a cal.
TO all OF my former customers, return my
sincere thanks. WIN HOWLETT, Agent.
October 80. lsi6-c3t
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters > so. Certificates
of Packages uf &c Wholes Sl0; aG halves S. 2G quar-
lers 81 SO
" Orders for Tickets, and Shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the above splendid Lotteries, Tor smaller
ones that ae drawn every day in the week. enclosing
cash or Prize Tickets. will receive the most prompt at
tenon, and an official account OF each drawing sent
immedalely after is over, to all who order from
Nov Q J. f. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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H. FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL 10

NTILLIAM R. PRINCE & CO., P.oP1ie-
w tors OF The Linnean Garden and Nurse
ries, Flushing, New York, which comprise seven
iy acres, offer Tor sale The most choice and ex.
lensive collection of Trees and Plants in The
Union. Priced catalogues will be sen, to every
postpaid applicant, and orders executed prompt
iy, ana in superior manner.
WIN. r. PRINCE & co.
Flushing, October 3l-H'
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LAW NOTICE.
WILLIAM MAXWELL,

TORNEY AT Law,
DRACTISES in all the Superior Courts held
/ in the city of Richmond, and will engage in
any professional business that may be conhded
TO his care.
Office on lllh street, south side, 4lh door from
the corner on Main.
TO STUDENTS OF LAW.
The subscriber, practising in the Superior
Courts held in the city Of Richmond, will receive
students of law into his office, or under his tut
lien, and give them such instruction, both scien-
tifc and PRACTICAL, as hey MAJ desire 10 obtain
Further information will be given on applca-
ton, by letter or oitcrwise.
Oc,. 27-d&clm VIM. MAXWELL.
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CAPS. cAps.! cAPs!!!

CAPS, CAPS!! cAPS!!!
VUST received ,arse and splendid assortment
j of fine CAPS lor Gentlemen, Youths and
Infants, made IN expressly for retail, from The
latest paris stvics; and for beauty, style and
tiash, cannot be surpassed b. any in he city.
r. M. ALLEN,
Noy. No. 80 Main Street,
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FOR RENT,

n The Store lately occupied by The sub.
fra scriber, Immediately opposite the Rich
s.azM. mond and Fredericksburg Depot, and
three doors below the Richmond Theatre, is for
rent. As 10 The locality il would be snperfuous
10 say any thing. For terms, &c, apply 10 the
subscriber. J. FRA NhLlN.
A
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Ssyasts,rp7s Office

NJ; 1 I ! = : IN 70 4 rh HS ="
Let allthe world say what they can
Fer selling prizes SrRArToS's ;hc man.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongala No. Al, Oct 30lh :
50 30 II d go Is - So 81 10 90
Tickets Ms 81 81, and 80 So 81, Two more
Capitals, sold and paid by SrRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Extra, No. SO, Oct. 81 !:
IS 1 60 GO II 10 IS 81 l6 | 62 81 8.
Ticket, Nos. 1t, Capital, sold and paid
BY STRATTON.
Dawn Nos. OF New Jersey, No. 81, Nov. Sd ::
80 As 81 6S 6l 30 So 40 63 SO 90 80
Ticket Nos. % 33 81, prize Of Sl5O-
- &c 60, a prize Sl5O-both sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, No. A. Nov. 4th i:
As 80 - 3 Al Is u 81 50 10 I'll 40 A %
Hail Ticket Nos. 8 10 "a, prize OF 500,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Schemes for the Week.
i)ran'als rcceiUcd creIy dnv al O'Clock, y. M.
5000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements Lolrcry, No. IS. Ca
pitals 5000 dollars 500, 1000, Sc. IS Nos,
l2drawn. Tickets 81 %; halves 81 cents; quar-
tcrs 81 cents.
1000 DOLLARS! $50 DOLLARS!
SArURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
IS. Capitals: 1000 dollars, 1852, > Of 1000,
&C., &c. 10 Nos, and l3 drawn. Tickets
81 halves 50 cents; quarters IS cents.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass L, for la4G-lo be
drawn Nov. 9TH. IS No. Lottery, IS drawn bal
lots Brilliant Scheme! Capitals: OF $780,
OO0, 500, 5000, 600, so OF 900 80 OF 400, so
Of 30 50 of 200, 2i0 of 100, &C. Tickets SlO
halves S; quarters 3D.
Certificates OF packages oil - Wholes Sl20
Do do p Halves TO
Do do 25 Quarters 80
6pRlZES OF 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery. Class NJ, Tor lsi6-,o be
drawn Nov. iilb. IS No. Lottery, 10 drawn
ballots. Grand Scheme 6 Of $4,000, oil
$500, Of 2340, 25 OF 1000, SO Of 400, 200 Of
2u0 &c Tickets $40; halves S; quarters . 80
Certificates oil packages Of p Whoes $40
halves and quarters in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Glass N, for lSi6-lo lie
drawn Nov. 2lsl. 70 No. Lottery, IL drawn bal
lois Grand Scheme! Capitals: | OF $4,000,
10000, 10000, 100, 6 Of 1000 10 OF 500 20
OF 400 50 OF | 900, 60 OF 500, &c. Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters so.
Certificates OF packages OF 26 Wholes Sl20-
halves and quarters in proportion.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawinss sent when re-
aues,ed. Peasea address orders to
N. STRATTON,
Nov 2 Richmond. Va.
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Alexandra Lottery Class ., for lilo, 10 he drawn al
Alexandria, Nov 4eih.

Tickets Sln. halves ), quarters ~. Certificates of
packages III whoes Sl0; III Halves S., IL Quarters
Iemittanees received Jres er posings Drawings for
warded when requested ~ so0n as received.
For smaller Schemes see daily advertisements.
Nov. 2 w. r. TlfRPIN.
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Tickets s0 halves s. quarters So. Certificates of
Packages Of 26 Wholes $780, &c halves CO. 26 quar-
tiers 80.
Alexandria Lottery Glass o. for 1916, TO be drawn al
Alexandra, November 9eth.
rs Number Lottery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
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J.F. word. Lottcry yender.

nPPOslTE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
~ OFFICE, RICHMOND, ViRcIsiA, sells Tickets in
all Lotteries under the management of. u GREGORY
& CO.. on the same terms that they are sold al the
Managers Office.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
New Jersey LOTTERY Glass 81, for 1916, 10 be drawn
al Jersey city, November I'd
IS Number Lotery-la Drawn Ballots.
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LOTTERIES.
ssIgger's Prize Office.

BIGGER presents TO his patrons, all,
The following Schemes, that draw this Fal
lie would inform those who wish 10 know,
That in purchasing by the package, he gives IN Jour
MAKE your selection, and for Prizes, forward your
l'E orders to
JOHN D. BIGGER, Richmond, Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER, 1886.
75U00 DOLLARS!
Divided into five Prizes of Is 600 DOLLARS each .
lou Prizes Of 900 and 500 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No as, to be drawn on
Saturday, November 7th, 1896 At Wilmington, Del. 10
Nos "a drawn c,,na c,o,,,,s
! prize Of 1000 100 :. 700
1 't 5000 100 Sc 500
g 1913 $50 2cu
Tickets Sis; halves 50; quarters IS. Certificates
Of packages oil whoes s66; halves 3d. quarters Al So
$4,000! $4,000! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass 46, 10 be drawn on
Saturday, Nov. IA, 1916, at Wilmington, Delaware. 70
Grand Capitals.
prize Of $4,000 prize Of 5000
1000 40 zoos
/ g 6,000 10 s. 500. &c.
Whole Tickets Sla halves Il; quarters J. Certificates
of packages OF 26 whoi-s, Si3 % halves, II 5O ~
quarters, 50 IS.
s32,ooo 10000 $1,000
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No. ~, 10 he drawn
Saturday, November Dist 1886. al Wilmington, Del.
IS Number Loltery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
Capital Prize II $32 500 prize Of $3.50
:. l2O0D 70 $50
5000 ~ Goo
G,0nn 20 400
1850 20 900, sc.
Tickets Sln halves 5; quarters 80 Certificates Of
Packages Of a5 Whoes slug 50; shares in proportion.
1926 DOLLARS! 10000
Any two numbers, $40 melt.
Ann ci,, uIo
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine s. Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
vW,HE attention of those who buy, and those who
X bought before, is called To the following
large and extraordinary brilliant Schemes, under the
management OF ID. PAINE & CO., Managers, for the
month Of November. The Tickets are received and
Prizes can be had by sending orders 10
Z. W. PURCELL, Richmond, Virginia.
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9J- In addition 10 the above, there smaller
Srirnrs-Captals ranging from s4,DOO To Ss0UO0, and
Tickets from 81 TO S5-dav ngs OF which are received
daily. Address
Oct27 f. b. PENDLEToN, Richmond, Va.
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Tickets $40; halves s. quart-rs so. Certificates Of
Packages OF IS Whole Tickets SllJ; - halves So; Is
quarters % 62.
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Tickets Sl0 halves 5; quarters 80. Certificates of
Packages Of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50; % halves 20; IS
quarters 80.
Six Prizes OF 10000 DOLLARS,
Alexandria Lottery, Glass NJ, for 1876 10 he drawn
al Alexandria, November lih.
IS Number Louery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
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Alexandria Lottery, Class y, for oi6, 10 be drawn al
Alexandria, November 2lst.
20 Number Lottery-l2 Drawn BaIlols.
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