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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-25
LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine & CO..
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
REDOCTIOF IN THE PRICE OF PACKAGES.
order TO afford every facility TO the patrons Of For
tunes iiome will hereafter give in FOUR Tickets
to the Package, instead OF THREE as heretofore Per
sons wishing packages may deduct the price of four
tickets. The following grand Schemes are presented
for October. Address T.. w. PURCELL,
Agent for ID. PAINE 4 CO.,
Manapers of Lotteries.
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MFRS. DREW respectfully announces that her
lNI School will be open on The Isl October next.
A few young ladies can be accommodated with
hoard Sent. l0-d&cwll
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CULPHATE QUININE.-5 500 ounces Sui
- pha,e Quinine, warranted best quality. For
sale by DUVAL PURCELL.
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$4,000 Sis .0OoI 100000

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 10, to be drawn
Saturday, Oct. 3, 1886, at Wilmington, Delaware. 7s
Nos, 10 drawn.
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w. Observation-Disclosures,

MO. lot MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vr-
IN ginla.
j. a. GREGORY & CO., M.7E7GERS.
w. P. TURPIN, VENDER.
1000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass E, for 1876, To be drawn on
Saturday, 26th September.
as Number Lottery-12 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Scheme.
prize Of S30,O0D / prize OF $4,000
10000 30 prizes OF 200
5000 % 500
3,l40 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves S. quarters 50. Certificates Of
packages Of IS whole Tickets $40; IS halves S.; -
quarters 81 SO.
Remittances received free Of postage Drawings for
warded, when requested rs soon as received.
For smaller Schemes see daily advertisements
Aug. % w. p. TURPlN.
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$4,000! $4,000! 1900

Y3U,UUU! To,UUU! I,oUU!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 80, 10 be
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Sep
TENDER &c, 1876. 70 Nos, 10 drawn.
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE ALBEMARLE LAND FOR

u icing bound for Texas, shall offer for sale, pri
ID vately, until The first day Of October next, my
Farm-CASTALIA. Ifnot sold before then | viii Of
fer il on that day, 10 The highest bidder
This Farm consists Of go acres Ion Of which l. corn
and ialow land prepared for SEEDING, lying liir
road from Charlotte sye Gordonsvilt, and joining
the farms of Capt. James Terrell ard DR. Thomas ".
Mrrwetller The soil is rich, and we'll watered Be-
lnu in the midst of wealth aud refinement, few places
can offer greater Ia persons wishing To pnr-
chase. invite all persons interested to come and see
for themselves, or write 10 my addftss-Everrt-ville.
WILLIAM l.. CRAVEN.
After the sale Of my land, will olrr all OF my Crops,
Of every description, stock and Plantation Tools.
Sept. a2-ctds w l.. Z.
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EDUCATION.
MISS MARY FORBES will reopen her
IVl School for young ladies on Monday, 18th
September. Her sisters, who will assist her,
will also continue their schoo! for children.
Sept 2-cw4w
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EA('TS TO BE KEMEM BEHEU.-IHd CUHsIHIIF
49,, ia almost always produced BY cold that might
civ civ he cured That Wistars Basam Of Wild Cherry
sanding. That the milder form of Consumption itself
ia also cured by this Balsam. That is conceded by
many lawyers, clcrgymen and physicians, that this
tons of the Lungs and Liver. That scores now re-
joce in the possession Of good health who, but for this
Basam, would have been In their graves-having been
given up 10 die by their friends and ply scians Above
all remember that this invaluable medicine has been
initiated under various names, and that DR.. W'stdrs
genuine Balsam Of Uid Cherry only can be relied on 10
crRr II has been warranted 10 cure Asthma in every
.tage-~ hat no physician has ever achieved-and has
never hern known to fail. For delicate health IN young
females il stands unrvaed-as IL does for all diseases
OF this climate.
None genuine without the written signature Of l..
Butts
0.- A fresh supply of the above valuable Medicine
constantly on hand, and for sale by
S.nt % GAYNOR Il WOOD, Druggists.
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SANDS SARSAPARILT.A-

FURTHER TESTIMONIALS following ,estimo
ny TO the value of Sands Sarsapara is from thr
Rev. Luther Wright, aged seventysix years, Pastor Of
the Congregational Church Of Woburn, Mass:
WonrRN, Mass, March Both, 1886
Gentlemen: From what have experienced, and
from the information have recently received from
number cf persons Of high responsibility, who have
used your Slrssparilla have not the least donb but
that il most valuable medicine, and that the hume
rous certificates You have received Of It's efficacy nre
fully sustained by experience; and although s eputa-
ton and utility very extensive and stand in no need
OF nv humble efforts them, want all Who
are afflicted By disease TO become acquainted with the
efficacy and power of your valuable medicine.
am, gentlemen, gratefully and very respectfully,
Yours LUTHER WRIGHT.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of
It's superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which
may be obtained Of agents gratis.
expectation, by A. b. * ID. SANDS, Druggists ana
Chemists Granite Buildings, No 20, Broadway, corner
NJ Chambers street, New York. Sold, also, by puNaL
A. PURCELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond, Va
Price SI per bottle, or six bottles for S. Sept. y
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND, STOCK, CORN,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNl-

TURE, &C., &c.
WILL SELL at public auction, al my residence, near
4 Milier's, Essex, on THURSDAY, the hrst of octo-
Der IL fair il not the first fair day thereafter, tue
whole Of my Household and Kitchen Furniture, COM
prising variety; together with neat baroncne'
lately repaired with pair Of valuable Carriage Horses
Stock OF Cattle, tamong them some excellent Mich
Cows Sheep and Hogs, Corn, Fodder, &c, &C.
Hat the same time and place VIII CHER Tor sale my
Tract Of Land containing two hundred and nve acres,
more or less situated the stage road from Richmond
10 Tappahannock about six miles from the attet ana
adjoining the lands Of Colonel John H. Smith, and VIII
liam Croxlon, RsQ abounds with mari Of easy access;
buildings sood and the place desirable, being proven
bal for health, &c. The purchaser will have the prvi-
iege Of seeding wheat this Fall.
hIy nephew, E. ID. Booker, will show the premises,
and make known the terms Of sale, &c.
sent o5-c2ts DOROTHY GARRETT.
uJoYT,s PRIZE oFFlCE-Drawins ef Lersburg
III Lottery, Glass As:
"a 81 IS 80 40 20 Q 10 GO l6 II 46 II >.
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery, Class 16:
So 40 81 - 50 so 81 "a s Go 26.
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery, Glass .@:
a is &c "a 81 "a 9 IS 65 81 A y.
$4,000 Capital for To-day!
Tne drawing takes place in the Exchange al 5oclock.
Tickets only si-shares in proportion.
certificate of package Of rs wholes cost but Si2
80; halves Q 40; quarters 20.
Call befoxs O'Clock, and secure prize at
HOYT'S OFFICE,
Sept. Is No. Exchange
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WARDS NECK FOR SALE


THIS Estate viii be sold al public auction, witiou
j reserve, to the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, the
18th day Of October next, the premises, under tie
viii Of Clement Read, Decreased. IL lies on Stauntnn
river, in the county of Charlotte near The Nam ROAD
that leads from Halifax To Charlotte Courlnnsr, about
three miles and half below Coles Ferry. The estate
generally regarded the hest tract Of its SIZE IN The
county and perhaps in middle Virginia II contains
by late survey $50 acres of which 2H are first quality
river bottom lying unusually high, aud rarely over
flown. There u body of liable land around the dwell
ling house Of abont 80 acres a level, anu nearly Is
valuable Us the low ground. This trnct unitrs every
advantage for profitable investment ann hriieh'iu
family residence. II is situated in the midst oil me So
cety, very accessible, supplied with water by 10 or ~
bnd springs The farm compact dying III Tue nrhd o.
the river that bur little fencing is necessary WIN soon
navigation above and below the wood land Is ablln-
dant the buildings are comfortable.
TERMS-One half nf The purchase money 70 hr Iaiu
al the end Of twelve months and one half al The r1pi
ration of two years from the day Of SAFE II preferred
by the purchaser the whole any part Of the purchase
money Will bs received in cash. The usual discount
Bonds. with approved security Will be required. and q
deed of trust taken the land be- released when
the whole Of the purchase money paid. Joint pos
will be given To The purchaser the day oil sale,
and full possession The growing crop can he
secured and taken oil. WILLIAM H. GREEN,
Executor of Clement Read, deceased.
Charlotte, Sept. lS, lei6.-cwids
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Wholes sic; halves 6; quarters 3.

$4,000! $4,000! 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 49, 10 he
drawn on Saturday, October Sd, lslB, al Wilmington,
Delaware. IS Nos, Is drawn.
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Whole Tickets $40, halves S, quarters so

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass to be drawn at
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, October lOil
1886. IS Nos, 10 drawn.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

A first rate FARM. lying on the Military road A leading from Little Rock to Texas. and about sixteen miles from this place, and one mile beyond Coilegeviiie. This farm contains two hundred acres land Of the best quaity-ftty acres cleared. ready for cultivation, and about thirty enclosed fos a woods pasture. Has on 1t fine new frame bail- ding large and roomy; aiarge Orchard containing the best fruit In tlse Stale; good Well. ssd s the Sta bles. Cribs and out Hoases necessary for farming purposes. Fences tn good order.
 This is the most desirable stand fos . hcnse ol Entertainment That there is on the road from this point to Red river. Possession given immediately For fnrher particulars, persons wishing to rent e hay. are referred 10 Col, S. M. Rutherford, who lived the place last year, snd now at collegevie
 Terms made to suit applications. Apply to
 HUFF Esfne Rock
 EifHe Rock. fss. 25, issr 2.-tf.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
 As Boarxlers and day Scholars.

MRS. HARRIS begs leave to inform the citi- MI zens of Little Rock, ard the surrounding country, that her school re-opens on Monday neri- Particular care is bestowed on the children com mit:ed to her charge. The mode of discipline pur- sued by Mrs. Harris, is one of uniform genieness, calculated to prodnce the happiest effects upon all dispositions Strict attention is paid to their mor- als. Mrs. II. hopes that unremitting attention and faithful discharge nG duty. will still prove the best evidence of her quaiihcations and now returns her sincere thanks for the patronage she has received during the last twelve months.
 The courss of instruction comprises all the higher branches of good English education.
 Mrs. H. would be pleasedto form a French class, taaght on the Oral System Of Manesca.
 Terms made known upon application at the school.
 Mrs. Harris has the honor of referring to the fol- lowing gentlemen, viz:
 Hon. b. Johnson, Col. A. F.. Thornton, Col. wm Field. Mir. Wm. F.. Woodruff, Col. A. II. Ruther. ford. Elder W. W. Stevenson, Dr. Cunningham, Col. D. Snapp.
 Little Rock, .fsg. 2S, lsl6.-5I-tE.
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To the Public.

To the Public.
 DILLJOHNSONw would re- @NfS=M Dspcctiully inform the pup
 Es$G lie that he is now prepared with
 first rate Carriage, and also, good Baggsge Wagoas, for conveying passengers and their baggage to the
 Hot Springs. He can accommodate four passengers with their ser wants. and any quantity of baggage. He assures the Ladies and Gentlemen that he will convey them to any place he may contract for, with as much comfort and ease as they could travel in their own private carriages.
 As driver, his skill and attention 10 the safety of his passengers is well known to the travelling public His charges will be in accordance with the hard times He can be found at all times by inquiring at the bar of the Anthony House, or the Franklin House Little Rock, April n, 1s44-3i-tf
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Lands for Sale, / aDKaNsC aC N~f, afTSCTS CTpDy

&Ad1kNAS xOx 0cA4C9 IN ARKANSAS AND .1fISSISSIPPL TTSHE subscriber offers for sale 10000 acres of l Land, in the cotton growing counties of Ar. kansas: Say Hampstead, Serier. Clark, Daifas, La- ay~ffe, URtoa Sr.. in quantities to suit purchasers Also. in the cotton growing region of Mississippi: Say, the counties of Desafp, Marshall, 76nica, Pa noio, YaIiabusha, Chocian. 7sIiaAatchie, Holmss, Kinds, Washington, Curnon, and Rasoo. Town ship maps of portion of tese lands have been pro- cured taken from the original surveys. showing ali the water-courses. &c.; and the undersigned has been at the expense of procuring competent persons to examine many of these lands by quarter sections, and furnish field notes of each quarter, being mi- mute description, with diagram of the water courses and springs on the same.
 Terms, five payments, one-fffh cash in hand, and residue one two. three and four years: equal pay ments, with interest from date of sale.
 N. B. Persons having plantations lying in the neighbcrhood of these lands, can be called upon, who will show them to those desirous of purchas- ing. Further information can be had by addressing (posf paid Bowers x Co.,, Memphis, Tennessee, or wm. H. Bowers, Little Rock, Arkansas.
 VIM. H. BOWERS.
 August I9th, 1Si6. 49-lm-f
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Furniture.

YSHE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his oli stand on Markham Street. and is prepared to i'll orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER, PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.AX
 AND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar ket price.
 N. D. osi furniiuse neatly repaired, and varnish- ed; Cofins made at all hours Prices te corres- pond with the times. WA. ANNENR. Oct. 6, iSA5. 4-ti.
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PIOUJGHS.

9 4 SMALL east ploughs, with points extra; < F Rowiand's 6l and feet Rill and cross cut saws; Ames spades; patent straw cutters; hay forks and rakes graia eEadies scythe snaths garden hoes corn mills; nails and flooring brads: wraught nails; anvils; vices; screw plates; sledge' and nd-ham- mers; Hunts axes; broad. siinging and axe-hatch- cts; wrapping paper; drawing knives. enameiied kettles; shoe pincen and hammers; steel and iron squares; tin, bookcase. and cupboard locks; car penter's knob locks; plate locks; gun locks; gun nippies; wood screws; coffee mills; handsaw. flat and half round files; coach wrenehes; OK chains; smooth, jack, and jointer planes spoke shaves shoe peg cutters; door springs, Se.
 Received and for sale, by
 VIM. B. WATT. April Ilth.-3I:tf
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9tIxov ApvxxTss;xe The Southern
 telIs : slpFy of 2 maa in London, d lz1In6d to spend sll he made during Tpt y1er ta slI7sfsjsinx; he soon found ' q slAs 1,poSnihlp 1r m simple reaaon, r m aofe he sasIyertised, the more he m aiaes \ slrenuoass eI16ss io n rid
 onsy U ssivsrtisin9, hs had . sise
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Es. aRv1... -Ths Mi..i..ippi .. 5

InE NHIvxRs.--The Mississippi at St. oaje, sys ths Republican of the 10th inst, M 6o0lHe booming river, !, having risen
 nisle feet altogether at St Louis In \ lsw days, and was still swelling s reioe5ssi rise is said to be from the ui0neh lts Illinois k also rising. At TsoNIsyiiIes on the e-ening If the Sfh shase wsrs npwards of l2 feet water on " EnIIs nd rising rapidly. A few feet oes Y ( fise, aad from appearances, will Et;nG lfo NSteFs says the Courier, ap to the E5a1l Y shs Levee. \ good deal of rain VI oaisyilis on she 6sh.
 siver was ai | stand as Louisville on
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GrOceries &c..

Groceries Gc.. "M. VANCE k BROTHERS, Main street. w have received by late arrivals and offer for sale at the lowest rates
 50 Sacks prime Rio Coffee,
 30 Bbls prime Bfown Sugar,
 Bbls White Loaf Sugar,
 l2 Bbis New Orleans Moiasses,
 Bbls Sugar-hoise MoIasses,
 l50 Sacks coarse Salt,
 6e Sacks fine Salt,
 2s Boxes best Sperm Candles. ALSO whole. half and quarter kegs, Riie Pow der, Dsop and Buck Shot, Lead, Nails, Iroa, Gc :. Ali which will be sold wholesale or retaii--as lcv as can be got in the city. Terms CASH. Little Rock July is, iStS. A-u.
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FIyHE undersigned has taken the we'll known store l recently occupied by S. II. Tucker. Esq, for the purpose of conducting and transacting an Aue. ton and Commission besine@- He begs leave of the pas.:s, generally. io express hope that his long experienee and kielity in the above business, vii seenre him the patronage of his friends and the com manity- He is now suliy prepared to receive roa- signments Of any description whatever. Sales will be effected at any and all times. at the ..Apetien Mart. " upon Slaves. Real Estate, Merchandise, Household Furniture, ee. ke. Returns made imme. da,eiy after sales with pFemptnsss Liberal adyan- ces wii be made spon eoasignments, when reqnireA The Auction Mart will have regular sales on Moa. day. Wednesday, and Saturday s, and on Tuesday, Thursday and Sstuniay evening". as
 M TAYLOR
 March 2s, isyss-.nssz-fv.
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LADIES Aps sAscE.---Ths Governor of Mis- zopsi, a married man. in his message to the
 seSislaIure, recommends that man shall not
 Ie peFmitted to go security srithoHt fhe con- 'eNt cf Ais rife. The Legislature has re-
 6Efed the recommendation, to the considera- [iq4 q select committee. The same mes I11e says: The act authorizing the sale of
 le1e bonds was defective in not providing . tln<e for he redemption as well as the pay 1ent of the bonds" There is about as
 nech wii In the first suggestion as there is lesse n tho last. Fraakfori CommoHrealth.
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I,O0O Vols. Books.
H. N. ALDRICH

HAS just returned from the East, where he ha, \ II been for some weeks engaged ih selecting | large stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods suitable for this season and market--part of which he hal just received per Arkansas No. i, and has now open ed consisting of to say
 7s pieces of the most fashionable styles; 10 :" furniture prints;
 doz parasos assorted sizes; Beixarine dress hankf;
 Plain black lawn;
 Figurea do do; Fancy bsrege for dresses; American and pla,d ginghams; Palka laees;
 Layse do;
 Bonnet ribbons;
 Bishop laun and cap netting; Plain and fig. jaekonet;
 Fancy dress shawls;
 WoFsted do:
 Plaid drills and denims
 Gambron and red iiannelis; WhalehsDe and pat. thread; Percussion caps and ivory combs; 10 turkey red;
 Apron checks, Bro. musllns and drillings; doz. large ent umbrellas 2 do. cheap do.;
 ALSO; fish hooks and lines;
 Large assortment P. L. hats; Gentlemen sewedcalfs begged boots latest fash
 t0n; Gents goat skin brogans;
 Children shoes;
 Half and full spanish saddles; BTidies, nartingsies and stirrup; Leathers and carriage whips; A tot summer elothen; very cheap; The residue of his extensive stocks, is on boar, the Arkansas Mail which is daily expected ant when she arrives: hs invites every body. and part euary the LADIES, to call and see him. as he i, determined te kep ap his character for selling ih, CHEAPEST and BEST goods in the City. Little Rock. ApEil 29sh. lSl6-2a:tf