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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-01
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND
MUTATIONS

The unpararled and astonishing efficacy Of DR.. Wiz
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry in all the diseases for
which il is recommended, curing many after the
skill ofthe best physicians was unavallins, has effected
large and Increasing demand for il. This fact has
caused several nnprincplrd couneritrrs and mitaora
Ia palm off spurious mixtures. of similar name and ap-
prarance for the genuine Balsam. SoMe called
'.Syrup of Wild Cherry" "ldlsam of Spikenard,"
"WIId Cherry, Comfrey," &c. Another, "Weser's
Ral>am of Wild Cherry miSpelling the name, and
forging certificates resemble those Of Tie true 'asn.
..Dr Wisars IIalsam OF Wild Cherry IS the only &C.
mime The rest merely initiate the name Q! the orisl
nal, while they possess none Of liz virtues.
LOOK WELL. TO THE MARKS OF THE GENU-
INE.-The genuine Basam Is put up IN bottles, with
The words s'Tr Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, PHI
lada blown in the glass; each bottle bearing label
the 'front.' with tile signature Of ". Wistar. NJ. ID.
None genuine without the written signature OF ].
Butts.
rrA fresh supply of the above valuable Medicine
constantly on hand, and for sale by
Aug 81 GaYNOR Il WOOD. Druggists.
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LAND FOR SALE AT AUCTION

LAND FOR SALE AL AUC llON
10y virtue oil authority vested in Inc, shall sell,
ID The premises, 10 the highest bidder on Saturday The
18th of September. the Tract Of Land on which Mr..
William Is. Banks lately resided This land lies on
Banister river and Pole Tat creek, two miles North OF
Halifax Courthouse, contains between 700 and 40
acres of land large portion Of which is Of excellent
quality Is well adapted 10 The crops usually cultivated
in this county, and susceptible OF high stale OF i'm
movement anister river affords good batteaux navI
cation to neadsville, which is three miles above -
There are several mills for the manufacture Of flour
within n few miles.
The improvements conss; Of a large and convenient
dwelling house. with all the buildings necessary for the
comfort of a family or The housing and securing Of
crops The land il well watrred, and the location
healthy Full possession will be given on The 18th De
ccmber next with The privilege Of seeding wheat In the
Fall II desired the purchaser could have immediate
possession of The dwelling house and portion of The
TERMS One third OF the purchase money to be paid
when possession given, the balance IN one and TWO
years.
Mr. Harden P. Edwards, who resides on the premises
of Nr. Thomas = FIournoy, of Halifax Coun-house,
will show the land 10 any one wishing TO see u.
Aug. ll-ctds WILLIAM l.. faNNiLi.
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VALUABLE LANDS IN MARKET


ID ESOLvED tn emigral- during the present Fall TO
IL the South West the undersigned viii offer public
sale, at his residence, on The 18th Of September next,
his several tracts OF land, situated in the county Ia
roline. They are known rs SPRING GROVE, WEST
WOOD & FARlSH'S, and comprise IN the whole about
2,5nDa cres.
SPRING GROVE. my homestead, situated on the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad IL
within ten miles of Fredericksburg, ana contains eco
acres. The fertility OF the soil Is unsurpassed in tins
section Of virginia. II peculiarly adapted Ia the
growth of fine Tobacco such used by manufacturers
for special purposes, or Tor foreign export On il j.
reclaimed marsh, perfectly secure from inundaiion
which yields vi from eight To twelve barrla
Of corn per acre, varying according 10 the
The bindings embrace large Dwelling, Kitchen Ice
Carriage, and all other ontllOuses III good order. The
Barn nj modern structure. and commodIously arranged
is located within | of a mile from the Rnllroad,
which Il turn out, built for the convenience Of The
Farm. such the facilities Of transportation I.
Richmond Fredericksburg, that from three Ia nvo
hundred barrels of corn may he delivered in a day.
WESTWOOD, adjoining Spring Grove, contains 100
acres, upwards of 20n OF which are reclaimed marsh
Few present stronger Inducements 10 capitalists
Than this. known unusually productive u has CON
venently appOrtiuned thr cleared and woodland,
TO present but comparatively slight difficulty 10 The pro
prirtor in procuring fuel aud fencing. The buildings
for several years past have been InOccnprd, hut with
slight repairs may br mnde comfortable. They arc
elicbly situated On an emnencr, commanding view
Of the surrounding country, hch Is exceedingly PIE
iIrrsqur and attractive
FaRlSH'S contiguous to Hrstwood, il separate
tract, OF 400 acres i01 Of which u aIvia bottom
ianGs-sn.d 10 Corn, Wheat and Tobacco II has
upon IL an abundant and varied assortment of Timber
for building and other PURPOSES The indigenous
growth s Oak and Hickory, indicating III this region
soil peculiarly adapted To the cultivation of
CO, nf a superior quality.
The above Farms will be offered separately. al pr
sale, until The 18th Of September, when II not Sold
they will he disposed Of publicly that day. Intend
ing in n few days To leave the state, trip 10 The
South West any persons who may desire IN my ali
sencc either OF the trlcts do by calling
on my ovrrseer, Mr.. Reynolds who resides At Spring
Grove.
The third cash. 1iih a credit Of one and
,wo wears upon thr rrMandrr-thr deferred payments
10 be secured by Trust Deed upon the premises and
pe rs0na security.
In the Of selling my lands, will expose 10 pub
tic sale the and place. stock Of Horses
Mules. Cattle Hogs, sheep Plantation Utensils &c,
upon terms made known At sale.
July 2i-clds WILLIAM BANKHEAD
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Ey HaaI0es 81 Brother.
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY Fo

VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY FOR
RENT.
WILL be rented, on the premises, on TUES.
w DAY AFTERNOON, September Isl, at
O'clock, for one year, The What Property al
Rockets, known as "Ludam's Wharves"
HENRY LUDLAM,
ACHING Executor for the Esae of Lewis Lud-
lam, deceased. INLoEs & BROTHER, Aucts.
Aug. 23
OMMlSSIONER'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER.
by virtue OF decree OF The Superior Court
ID OF Chancery, for The Richmond Circuit,
pronounced in the suit OF Barker and ais, vs..
Fletcher and ais, on the 18th day of June, 1916,
shall as special commissioner appointed by the
said decree, proceed on Friday, the 9TH day of
September next, on the premises, 10 sell al public
auction, TO the highest bi der all The real estate
OF which William A. Robertson died seized,
consisting OF Two tracts OF land, lying in the
county OF Hanover, adjoining each other, and
containing by estimation one hundred and enc
and three quarter acres, upon the following terms
10 WI: one-third OF the purchase money payable
IN ninety DAYS from The day OF sale, and The resi-
due IN two equal instalmen,s al six and twelve
months, from The date OF the first payment, the
purchaser or purchasers giving bonds with secn-
Iity, for The several inslalmenls Of the purchase
money, and the title 10 be retained until the lasr
Payment shall have been made and a convey
ance directed by the Court.
This land lies on the Main Road, leading from
Coal Harbor To Richmond, about ten miles from
The latter place, and has on il a comfortable
dwelling and onthouses. The land is well tim
befed, aud is within half mile Of good Gris.
and Saw Mill.
The tile 10 this property is believed 10 be un-
doubled, bn selling as commissioner, shall sell
only such title as is vested in me ty The aid de-
cree. ROBERT BARKER, Conn.
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SOUTH WEST MOUNTAIN LAND FOR
SAIL

I WILL, until the 10th ui September next, offer nj
i private sale the Tract Of Land which | reside,
containing hundred and cighty-fiye acres. con-
sideird Of the hest tracts in the South West Noun
tains adjoining The lands Of Robert ll Carter, Dr. b.
F. Randolph aud others. The said Tract is situated IN
neghborhood provcrblay healthy-is finely watrrrd
by springs and running streams in every field and IN
the midst Of society remarkable for il intelligence
The land has 4 very fine SOIL being Of the red complex
ion, c"iored by peroxide of IRON, which characteristics
the red South West Mountain lands Of Albemarlr-
there is besides considerable por ion Of mountain Hats
Abont five hundred acres are cleared, and in a good
state Of culiiva0n the balance in The original growth
Of poplar, hickory, &c IL Is situated ten miles from
Charlottesville and ScOttSville the public road con-
meeting the places, and within four miles OF a Mer
chant Mill.
The improvements consist OF a comfortable Frame
Dwelling House, with rooms-iepl place in each
room-Batn, Stables, lcebouse, and excellent double
Cabins for Negroes, with stone chimneys.
The following will be the Terms :-Dnr third cash,
the balance and two years; tile latter payments
10 he satisfactorily secured.
Should tile land not he sold before the 10Th Of Sep
enber viii then be offered the premises AT public
auction. would greatly prefer selling privately, and
il il therefore hoped that persons desiring 10 purchase
will apply To NE Immediately la person. which would
he prrIrrrrd by letter addressed To al Chaollrs
vile, Alhrmarle.
MIR. William r. Parish, nr. Hardin Masse and DR..
Charles Carter, we'll acquainted with the land and
referred To. ISAAC WHITE.
Aug. ll-cwtsthSept.
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Pleasure Excursion

FROM WALKERTOWNT TO OLD POINT
COMFORT NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH AND CAPE HENRY
CAPT. JAMES HENDERSON, with view
~ 10 afford his friends and acquanlances in
King and Queen, and King William counties,
an opportunity of visiting Old Point, Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Gosport Navy Yard, Cape Henry,
and other points on the Sea Board, has chartered
the splendid STEAMER JEWESS, Captain
THOMAS SUTTON, for an excursion 10 and from
The above named places.
The Jewess will leave Norfolk on Saturday,
The 9Th OF September, at 8 o'clock, A. M, for
Walkertown, and returning, she will leave Wal
kerlown for Old Point and Norfolk, on Monday
the 7th of September al o'clock, A. M.
On Tuesday afternoon the Jewess will make
an excursion to Old Point and Cape Henry,
leaving Norfolk al O'Clock, P Nj.
On Wednesday, a, 9 o'clock, A. NJ. she will
return to Walkenown.
She will receive and land passengers, going and
returning, al Gloucester Point, and other inter-
mediate landings, on The York and Mataponi RE
vers.
"A Band of Music will be on board, and
every effort will be used by Capts. Henderson
and Sutton to render The trip in every respect one
Tickets for the Trip round, "a 90
Tickets to 60 or TO return, W
Meals on Board, 25 cents.
SNorfolk, Aug Is, lS46.-dtd
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LAND NEAR BUCKINGHAM COURT
HOUSE FOR SALE.

by virtue of Deed Of Trust executed by Dr. James
ID Austin and wife, for The purpose of securing the
paymen. az 4 debt Ia George Booker, ~ Executor Of
Samuel Jones' deceased which deed bears date the 10Th
day Of August. ls and has been duly admitted 10
cord in the Clerks Office Of Buckingham county, The
Trustees viii offer for sale, 10 The highest
bidder, for cash. il- premises, Oh SATURDAY, the
ig day al september next, il fair, and, II nat, the next
fair day thereafter Sunday excepted, the well known
ami valuable Tract Of Lard which Dr. Austin
resides. The Tract contains three hundred and forty
xix acres of which about hundred Slate River
law grounds regarded very fine. The houses com
udi and in good repair and hr land in good condl
ton II il sil,Iated within Two miles of Buckingham
Cnurt -Iulse ind in Of the best nrichborhonds IN
Virginia. JOHN W. IIASKlNS, r,
JuIy l1-eHa,n ROIFE EI.lRtDGE, ( e''
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Drinker & Morris,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOKS,
STATIONERY, AND PIANO FoRTES,
INVITE attention to their very complete as
i sortmenl OF Books and Stationery, embracing
almost every article appeuaining TO their trade,
10 which additions are now being made from the
Northern markets, which will render their stock
Tor the FALL TRADE The largest and most
commanding ever offered in Virginia.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS visiting the ci-
~, and others in want of goods in our line, are
invited TO examine our stock, with the assurance
on our part that they will always find in our
house complete stock to select from, al low
prices, and upon liberal terms
PIANO FORTES.-We are The agents for
the sale Of Worcesler's celebrated Piano Fortes
in this city. From those in want Of a superior
instrument at low price, we only ask an exa-
mination, as We are we'll satisfied, from the rep
RESERVATIONS Of those who have purchased OF US,
that The instruments will recommend themselves.
warrant them TO give satisfaction, and pledge
ourselves TO return the purchase money if they
do not. They are in Rosewood and Mahogany
cases, from six TO seven oclaves-a supply ct
which we have always on hand, al the manufac-
turer's prices DRINKER & MORRIS,
Dealer. in Books, Stationery and Piano Fores,
81 Main ST. Aug. %
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TRIrsT SALE OF LAND.

nv virtue of a deed of trust executed to us by b. L.
Is Meade, and Of record in The Clerks Office Of Pow
hatan county we shall proceed to SELL on The premises
al public auction Saturday. Inc istn oil septemnef
- Tact If Land nm which The said D. L. Meade lately
resided. There are upwards Of nine hundred acres in
the tract Of land large proportion Of good low grounds
and sufficient supply OF wood land both OF forest ana
nine The dwelling house Is large and conmodiou-,
~ hers are M rony-n, n, Offices and out houses and
an excellent eranary on the land. The plantation Is
in Powhatan county, on the Appomat'ox river aLou,
miles from The Court house anu auJos Tue ia"u "
DR. Abner Crump. ,,
The Terms VIII be 4 credit of one, two and lliree
year.-bonds, with personal security, and deed OF
trust on the land, TO secure the ol le pui
rnod, but, selling as Trustees, we will only convey
such Till. as Is vested in us by the deed Of uust.
'"e" JOHN d. HARVIE, Tns,sss
Aug. 2l-cat WILLIAM OLD, ia,
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Commission Business.

TNHE undersigned continues the business here
i ,ofore conducted by Minge & Russell, on his
own account, and under the same style and firm,
and s0lrcsts the patronage Of his friends and ac-
quaintances planting in Alabama, and the North
East portion of Mississippi, assuring them OF
ft OF ten years experience in selling the staple OF
our State COLLIER II. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
u Refers to: Gen. John f. Cooke, Edmund
Rnfin, Hill Carter, John Thomas Smith, Ed
mund Christian, John Marshall, DR.. John Minge,
and D. c. Randolph. Virginia.
April 2l-d&c6m
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IN STORE,


lTTOMIENES
v Graduated Cashmere Robes
Cashmere D'Paris
Cashmere D Cosse
AIpaccas OF all colors; Alpaca Reps
English and American Prints
Dress Handkerchief
Shawls-a large stock
lfish Linens and Lawns
Linen Sheetings
Gloves and Hosiery
Satin and Silk Ves!ines
Scaris and Collars
Dress Ties and Stocks
Umbrellas
Worsled Ves,ings
Embroidered Vestings
French Cassimeres
Ensish and American Cassimeres
Bacs, Bronze and brown French Cloths
IVES. OF England Cloths
Back and blue do. Of all grades
Beaver Cloths. Pilots and Fiushings
Irish Cloths for Overcoats
Ccttingions Tor do.
Tweets OF all kinds
K.nucsy Jeans, very low
HEAVY .ulled Cloths for negroes
Napl Couons
Ker.svs and Linseys
Turkey red Cotton
White, red and yellow Flanuels
Lau.bs' Wool and merino Shirts and Drawers
Saline,s, a large Stock
Furniture ard Apron Checks
White Marseilles Quilts
Bed Ticks and Lace
BobiHet Laces
White Cambria, and lackonels
Plain and other Swiss Muslins
Bishop Laces; Null Muslins
Damask Table Cloths
Damask Napkins
Birds eye and Russia Diapers
Hackaback Diaper and Towels
S41.s, "A, 81 and l2.4 Bleached Sheelings
IS, IA and 81 Brown Sheetinss; amongst
xhich are Bauersea, Etlrick, Virginia Stout and
Manchester Goods
Duael, Mackinaw and twiled Blankets
Green Blankets
Bed Blankets, some very fine
Pa,en. Threads, Spool Coltons, Buttons, Combs,
sc. &c. which are offered TO The trade upon The
nos! accommodating terms.
DANIEL H. LONDON,
Sept, Corner 18th and Main Sis.
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LOTTERIES.
!. G. Gregory & Co

M ANAGERS, NO. lOI, MAIN STREET.
1VI RICHMOND, Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER. 1896
Alexandria Lottery, Glass b. for 1896 TO be drawn on
Saturday, September 5th. : W
Is Number Lottety-la Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Capitals
J grand capital Of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
! prize Of 10000 . g 1000
5000 % 500
Tickets SO halves S; quarters So Certificates Of
ters 81 so. aA'
10000 DOLLARS!
New Jersey Lottery Glass "a, for 1876, 10 be drawn
70 Number Lotlsry-la Drawn Ballots.
! prize of $4,000 1T 50 prize. of $1,000
Il prizes of 1900 50 500
Tickets $lo halves S; quarersa 50.
Alexandria Lottery Glass c. for 1896 TO be drawn on
Saturday. September 10.
10 Number Loitery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
'''.s'' s' 's ,sSS ls g prizes of 500 500
Tickets Sl0 halves 5; quarters So Certificates of
packages of a6 whole Tickets s20 &c halves 60; &c
quarters &c.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass d, for 1876, TO be drawn
on Saturday, September 10.
Is No. Lotlery-Is Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme
! grand Capital OF $50, 400 SO prizes of $500
l prize of 100000 SO 400
10000 loo - $50
81 1000 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves 80, quarters IS. Certificates
Of Packages Of 26 whoes slGU &c halves 3d. &c quar-
tiers 40; 26 eighths 90.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class E. for ls4G, to be drawn
Saturday, September g.
IS Number Lottery-lo Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
prize of $4,000 prize of 50 600
10000 so 1000
i 5000 20 500
/ 3li0 &c &c.
Tickets $0 halves 5; quarters 50. Certificates of
packages Of . whole Tickets $l0; % halves So, IS
quarters ~ so.
- Orders for Tickets and Shares and Crrtih.
Gates of Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries will
receive the most prompt attention, and account Of
each drawing will be SENT when requestrd 10 all who
order from Address
J. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers,
Aug. % Richmond, Virginia.
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TRUST SALE OF STEAM ENGINES,
rADC

PURSUANT 10 two deeds Of trust, executed by the
Portsmouth and Roanoke RAILROAD Company, dated
respectively The 18th Of March, lao, and 18th October,
lei3 both duly recorded in the Clerk oice OF Norfolk
County Court for the purpose Of PM Ing certain notes
due To the President, Directors & Co. Of the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, and the President, Directors Co. of
the Bank Of Virginia. therein provided tor III the first Of
which deeds am the surviving Trustee and IN the
cond was appointed sole Trustee. shall sell nj public
auction, before the COrose in Portsmouth, for cash,
the 4th Of September next at half past 10 o'clock,
A. NJ the following property mentioned IN SAID deeds,
10 VIII Two Engines, severay called The a. Joyn-r
and A. Emmerson eight wheel Passenger Gar, call
ed the Washington; one eight wheel Baggage car one
Screw Cutting Machine; twelve iOnr-whe-l common
Wood Cars; three eight wheel Freight Cars twenty cast
iron chilled Railroad Wheels, many Of the three
last described articles ma be in existence and 0ne
righlwh-rl Engine, called the Roanoke and her Ten
der, made hv Eastwck and Harrison.
should II be deemed advisable by those interested in
sale until after the sale Ia br made by the Board Of Public
Works, under tr mortgage 10 the State, which is advrr
used 10 take place al on the day, then the
above properly will be sold immediately after such SALE
The title 10 The above property is believed 10 be per-
feet all Of il having been acquired by the Portsmouth
aud Roanoke Railroad Company after It's mortgage 10
the Board Of Public Works and duly conveyed above
mentioned, yet acting as Trustee, shall sell and
vey only the title legally and tqulably vested in by
the deeds aforesaid. WIN. II. WILSON Trustee.
Portsmouth,, August IL, le46.-ctds
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Pianos sold on Trial

TO BE RETURNED IF NOT GOOD.
EEELING confident as TO the great snperiori-
L " of Nuns & Clark's Pianos over those
d any other in the United States, (havins sold
hem for Is years without having one returned,
and with entire satisfaction TO the pnrchasers,)
Gll continue 10 sell them on trial, and at the ma
nufactureIs' price.
No one can run the least risk in purchasing
Piano of The above make ass written WARRANTED
will be given with each instrument, so mat Inc
purchaser can exchange it, or have the money re-
funded, should it not prove perfect in every re-
spect
Proprielors OF schools are respectfully inform
q, hat low priced Pianos, of good tone and r1y
.e'aJle, can be bought Of me al special reduc-
Rt
Pianos packed with care, and forwarded with
despatch, upon receipt of an order.
Prices-S23O, $50, 275, 300. 800. $50, 400,
and upwards P. II. TAYLOR,
sepi.I 100 Main ST, opposite the Banks.
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MO. l0i MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vir-
Drawing of Leesbure Lottery, Glass Al, August 81:
% - sc So % 81 ao ~ % 81 ST
Ticket Nos 9 80 a., prise OF 500, sold and paid
by 1URPlN.
w P. TURpIN, vENDER.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER, 1886.
Alexandria Lottery Glass b, for 1916, be drawn at
Alexandria, September 5,
IS Number I.oltery-ia Drawn Ballots.
! prize Of $4,000 ! prize Of $1,000
10000 IS 900
6,OOn % $40
Tickets Sl0, halves 5; quarters So Certificates Of
packages Of IS WhoIrs costs sllo; IS halves SIS; %
$4,000 DOLLARS.
New Jersey Lottery, Glass No. u, for 1916, TO be
drawn al Jersey City. September
70 Number Loltrry-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes.
j p,i. prize. Of $4,000 5000 g prizes of $1,000 1900
30 . 800 &C. &c.
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters2 50.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass L, for ls4d, TO he drawn At
Alexandra, September l2th.
20 Number Loltery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
pF.: Of s1 ls,SS" IS s. prize Of $500 500
Tickets slO halves S; quarters 50. Certificates Of
packages Of a6 wholes costs $780, IL halves TO- % quar-
tiers 80.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass ID, for 1886, 10 be drawn
Alexandria, September l9th.
IS Number Lottery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes:
prize Of 100000 80 prizes of $500
2U,OUO so In0
10000 100 $50
so " 1000 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS halves 50; quarters IS. Certificates
of packages of 26 whole Tickets Sl60 III halves So 20
quarters 49, &c cighths 90.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class E. for 1876, TO be drawn
Saturday, 10Th September.
IS Number Lotlery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme
prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
| 10000 80 prizes Of 900
6,0n0 70 500
" 3ii0 &c. &c.
Tickets Sn halves S: quarters 80. Certificates If
packages of IS whole Tickets $40; IS halves 70; -
quarters 27 50.
Renttances received free Of postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, as soon az received
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements.
Aug. 90 w. p. TURPIN.
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Removal.

Monday MORNING, AUGUST "a, 1886.
z H. JENKINS, having moved to The New
~. Store, No. 14i Main Street, Eagle SQUARE
vi Dc pleased to offer bargains from his presen,
, NJ o. goods, which has been replenished with
sm mssns had this change in contemplation for
o Sas lime, and having sold off all of his old and
,syecuonahle stock, he will now be able from The
,.uuSed prices at which most articles have been
purchased 10 sell a, wholesale ., retail &c ,ow
States. purchased 10 Inc united
New Goods will be received amos, dalv and
ssns every description of Dry Goods - ,s
"and most fashionable kinds. Auyu ",e s oe