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Removal OF the United States Agency and
NOtartal Once


1NHE subscriber has removed his Office from
l. street, to the small office which has Just been
erected on Seventh street, too doors above the Post Of
flee, where he will continue to act as agent for PEN
sions, patents lands, contracts, and claims of every
description.
Being notary public, and commissioner fdeeds,
&c, for the States Of Virginia, Illinois, and AIaba-
ma, he will attend in any part Of the District of Co
lumbin when his services required.
Within the past two years, this Office hes been ia
vored with good share Of patronage; many claims
have been ad vantageously settled, and large num-
Der now in progress.
CLAIMANTS in all parts of the United States may
con 'ider this permanent AGENCY, and may conf
IDENTIFY intrust to it any business that requires an
agent or attorney at the seat of government.
Persona making inquiries which require visits and
examinations at the departments, will please enclose
small reainingJee to remunerate for loss of time
and correspondence.
All letters must be postage paid
EDMUND F. BROWN,
Attorney and Agent for Claims,
Notary, Commissioner, &c.
WAsHEGTos CITY, July 8, 1916.
July s-3td&3tawcp6m
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THos. RITcHIE, esq.

have no doubt that the error alluded to in the
above letter occurred in the manner stated by Mr..
French; and impute to him no blame whatever.
On the contrary, cheerfully bear my testimony to
his great accuracy and fidelity in recording the votes
and proceedings Of the House.
WILLIAM F. GILES.
july B. lS46
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MORE LONDON BoOKs.-Memoir. o.

WI the Court of Charles the Second, by Count
Grammont, with numerous additions and illustra-
tons, as edited by Sir Walter Scott Also the per-
sonal history of Charles, including the kings owa
account of his escape and preservation after the bat
tie of Worcester, as dictated to Pepy's; and the
Roscobel tracts, or contemporary narratives of his
maesty's adventures, from the murder of his father
to his restoraton carefully edited, with additional
illustrations. l vol, London, 1876.
The miscellaneous works and remains of the Rev.
Robert Hall, with memoir of his life, by Olinthus
Gregory, L. L. D., F. R. A. s.; and critical est-
mate Of his character and writings, by John Foster,
author of essays on decision Of character. vol,
London, 1876.
The above are part of Bohn's Standard Library
of best English and foreign authors. They are for
sale at
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Yankee Hill entertained large and respectable
audience last evening at the oddfelows' Hall We
have heard a number express wish that Mr. Hi
would repeat his humorous illustrations Of Yankee
character before leaving the city
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OMISSION sUPPLIED.-ln the list OF votes, publish
ed in the Union of last evening, on the question Of
susPending the rules for the purpose of receiving the
resolution fixing day for the adjournment of Con.
gress, the name Of Mr.. James B. Hunt was acei-
dentally omitted. MIR. II. voted in the affirmative
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nRAWING of the Alexandria Lottery,
IL No. &c, drawn July 4, 1916.
10, 40, 43, SIS, SO, 7, 81, GA, 81, 81, So, 49, IS.
On Saturday, July H.,
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
No. a. will be drawn.
prizes of $4,000, amounting to 100000.
prize Of 1880 / prize of S2,34O
Is do. 1000 So do 400
Tickets $l0-halves $5-quarers - so.
For sale by
JIG. GREGORY & co, Managers,
Next door east of National Hotel Washington,
ID. c. July S-d&cpif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
VALUABLE REAL EsTATE FOR SALE

pY virtue of decree OF the County Court Of Louisa
- pronounced on the 18th day of August, 1886, We,
the undersigned, Commissioners appointed by said de
cree shall proceed To sell, the premises, on the 9Th
day of September next, the highest bidder &c fair,
not The next fair day thereafter the Tract OF Land on
which Carissa Voolfolk resides. containing about
$50 acres, lying on the Sonanna river, in the county
Of Louisa, about three miles East of Yanceyville, and
eight miles of Louisa Court house. bounded en- the
South by the Sonthanna river, On The West by North
East Creek North by the road leading from Yanceyve
Ia Nol's Mill, and East by the land conveyed to Cla
rssa Voolfolk, EIecuirx Of William Voolfolk, deceaS-
ed, by A. Goodwin and wife. About $50 are IN
wood, 1870 in low grounds, and the balance lying well
and well adapted TO the growth Of clover The build
ings consists OF a conmodious dwelling. and all other
houses requisite for such farm all of which in
good order, with good orchard IL is seldom that such
desirable tract is in market.
The terms will be- one-third cash, $4,000, part Of
the purchase money, secured bybond payable on de-
mand, with agreement That the principal will not be
collected so long The interest annually and punct
ally paid until the death of Clarssa Voolfolk the ba
lance credit Of twelve monlls-the whole 10 be
cured by bond, with personal security and deed of
trust the land.
At the time and place. the Tract Of Land the
East end of the above tract adjoining the lands of F. f..
Brook and others, containing about l6O acres, it being
the conveyed 10 Clarssa Voolfolk, Executr1 of
William Voolfolk, deceased, by A. Goodwin and wife.
This Is valuable tract of land, with large portion Of
low grounds.
The terms will be- one third cash, sixeirhts Of the
balance credit Of twelve months, credit Of four
years -eighth with interest from The expiration
of Twelve months fIom the date Of sale, and credit Of
five years on The other eighth, with interest In like
manner Bond, with personal security, and deed Of
trust the land, will he required Liberty will be g.
seed crop of wheat this Fall, and full posses
sion Of both tracts on the st of January, ls47
The right of the above lands unquestonabie.
Persons wishing 10 view the lands will call on John
l.. and James n. Voolfolk, who will take pleasure in
showing them.
Those who canno, view them in person can get all
necessary information by calling Littleon W. Sneed
at Gordonsvle, Va, or Col. John Voolfolk Orange.
WILLIAM +. VOOLFOLK, com,,s
JOHN l. VOOLFOLK, W "
N. Rive are also authorized To sell another Tract,
containing about 100 adjoining the above belong
ing to Mrs clarissa Voolfolk. Terms will be accom-
modatng. WIN. L. W., co,,,s
Aug li-cwtds J. l.. W., ~ "
- Wing requested TO COPY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
Drinker & MORRIS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN BOOKS.
STATIONERY, AND PIANO FORTES,
INVITE attention TO their very complete as
i sortment OF Books and Stationery, embracing
almost every article appertainng to their trade,
TO which additions are now being made from the
Northern markets which will render their stock
for the FALL TRADE the largest and most
commanding ever offered in Virginia.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS visiting the CT
ty, 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 superior
instrument, at low price, we only ask an exa-
mina,ion, as we are well satisfied, from The rep
RESERVATIONS of those who have purchased OF US,
that the instruments will recommend themselves.
We warrant them TO give satisfaction, and pledge
ourselves 10 return the purchase money if they
do not. They are in Rosewood and Mahogany
cases, from six 10 seven octaves-a supply Of
which we have always on hand, al the manulac-
turer'S prices DRINKER g. MORRIS,
Dealers in Books, Stationery and Piano Fores,
81 MainSt Aug %
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF SUPERIOR
PLANO FORTES.

TAVING the agency for the sale OF
IL STODART s. DUNHAM'S FRENCH
GRAND ACTION PIANO FORTES, not
only for the city OF Richmond, but for the States
OF Virginia and and North Carolina, and the de-
mand being so great induces US 10 keep on hand
very large stock-more extensive than any
other establishment in Virginia or the South
For several years we have devoted great aten-
ton TO ,hi. department of our business, during
which time we have sold upwards of tiue hun.
dred instruments, 10 some Of the most refined and
we'll known families in the two States. Out Of
so large number sold, not one has proven bad.
The written guarantee, and the selling on trial,
subject TO be returned, if not good, is no new fea-
ture in our terms. We still continue 10 offer
these condi,ions-and when any doubt is express
ed as TO their quality, the payment may be with
held until such doubts are removed. The cha
racier of these instruments is established for all
the requisites which constitute a FIRST RATE
PIANO FORTE; and Notwithstanding their
superior excellence in cr.ery respect, they are no
higher in price than those OF other makers bear
ing respectable character. We are enabled to
offer them at the Manufacturers New York
prices. NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers and Dealers in Piano Fortes and
Music, 1879 Main Street, Richmond Va.
Sspt.2
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YYOrthanl's Office,

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
F5Capital Prizes still floating about this Of
6ce Look ont for Today!
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
81 Scheme-to be drawn in the Exchange at
o'clock, P. M. Prizes $4,000, 1000, 575,
400, 800, of 200, 3 Of $780, OF 100, &c. Tick
els 81 shares in proportion. Risk on Pack
age OF % Whole Tickets, Sll so; halves and
quarters in proportion.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW
First-A rich and splendid Scheme, namely
Alexandria, Glass B. Capitals: $4,000, 10000
5000, 5000, 1000, 2,275 rs, 10 OF $50 25 OF
1000, 25 Of 500, 50 OF 300, 10 of 200. &c. IS
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40; shares in pre-
portion.
Second-Ano,hcr small ST. Scheme. Prizes
1900, /, 1852, prizes OF 1000, ? OF 500, Of 300
S of l00 &c. Tickets 81.
Lotteries to be Drawn at Alexandria soon'
September l2th-Alexandria Lottery, Glass G.
$4,000, 10000, 1000, 3,27O, so Of 1000, so o.
500, IS2 of 300, &c. Tickets 10.
September 18th Alexandria Lottery, Glass D
$50, 600, 100000 10000, 5000, APT, oil 5000
so Of 1000, so OF 500, SC. Tickets ~.
EIAll orders confidential, and postage paid
on all sums of IS or more, at this Office, without
charge. Shares in each Lottery in proportion.
Address CElAS. WORTHAM,
Semi Richmond Va.
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FALL GOODS.

THE subscribers are now in receipt OF their
J. FALL GOODS, direct from the manulac-
tories OF the Northern and Eastern cities; consist
ing of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Manufacturing
materials, &c.-in part as follows:
600 dozen black, white and pearlcolored Wool
Hats embracing all qualities, from common to
fine.
100 dozen broad brim and fashionable Coney
Hats.
SO dozen broad brim and fashionable Musk
rat Hats.
rs dozen broad brim and fashionable black
and drab Russia Hats.
IS dozen pearl Cashmere Hats
10 dozen black Cashmere Hats.
% dozen black silk Hats
40 dozen black Angola Hats.
10 dozen black Moeskin Hats.
SIS dozen first, second and third qualify Nu-
tria Hats.
800 dozen Hair Seal Caps.
$50 dozen Fur Caps, various qualities.
100 dozen Sealet,e Caps.
400 dozen gentemen's, boys and chlidrens
Cloth Gaps, Of all qualities, and every variety OF
pattern.
Japanned Hats.
Military Hats and Caps.
No. | H. single and double ring Russia Fur
Side and belly Nutria Fur
Spanish and Saxony bodies
Shells for Silk Hats
Pushes for do.
Bandings, Bindings Skivers Tips, Sides, and
all other Hatlers' Trimmings.
SHOES AND BOOTS.
Mems coarse pegsed Brogans
Do. do. do. do. extra sizes
Lined and bound kip pesged Brogans.
Lined and bound cali pegged and sewed Bro
gans.
Coarse and bound city made Brogues.
Mems coarse water Boots.
Mems kip and calf pegsed Boots.
Mems fine cali sewed Boots, best makers
Womens pegged and sewed kip and grain
Boots
Women's goat-skn Boots.
Ladies Cater Boots, different qualities.
Ladies' cali, goat, morocco and kid Buskins,
wells.
Women's grain sewed and pesged Buskins.
Ladies' French morocco and kid French Ties,
wells.
Ladies' French morocco and kid French Slip
pers.
Ladies Cater Buskins, wells and pumps.
Boys, misses and children's Shoes, various
qualities.
Black hide, hair and travelling Trunks.
Wrapping Paper, Backing and Varnish.
Purchasers are respectfully invited 10 call.
JOHN THOMPSON & CO.,
Sept.2 No. 81 Main st.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
ECLECTIC Medical school.
PETERSBURG, VA.

PE XII, VA.
TINE subscribers will deliver course of Lee
J. lures in Petersburg, Virginia, upon the
Thomsonian or Eclectic Practice of Medicine
commencing on the first Monday in November
next, and closing on the last Saturday in March
following.
The course will embrace Anatomy, Physiolo-
gy, Pathology, Surgery Theory and Practice OF
Medicine, Obstetrics, and Diseases Of Women
and Children, Therapeutics M Raa M Me- T
rensic Medicine. Cost of the entire Course only
$50. Four Lectures daily.
The Course will be acknowledged by one OF
the best reformed medical institutions" in our
country. Cadavers are plentiful. and especial
attention will be paid TO Anatomy and Surgery.
Surgical operations, OF all kinds, will be per-
formed during the Course grauitously, by Dr.
kenwertly.
Persons desiring further information, will
please address either of the subscribers post paid.
HENRY NJ. PRICE, M. D.
C. J. KENWERTLY, M. D.
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Eo@Ie Lottery Office,

UTAIN STREET, CORNER OF ElGh-
wi TENTH STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Friday-Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class .,
Extra. Prizes: $4,000, 5000, $3.50, IS OF ,ooo,
10 each of $50, 500, $50, &c. 10 Nos, IL drawn
Also. Delaware Lottery, Glass No. 2ll. Prizes;
"a 900, 1,OOO 343, &c. 70 Nos, IA drawn
Saturday-Pokomoke River Lottery, LAS
No, I72. Prizes: $4,000, 1000. 5000, 25oo,
/ $50. S of 900, 10 each of 500 3oo, 20 oil 2oo
and $50 $50 of 100, &c. u Nos II drawn
Tickets 4. .;,oa hv
sundays mail. Delaware Lottery, Class No.
2l3. Prizes: 1000, 1000, 600, 300, &c. IS Nos''
l3 drawn. Tickets /. c ~,
Also Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class no no
3s SPLENDID Scheme Prizes: 49,, O00. i2'oo OO
1000. 6 1000, 1900, $780, 20 each OF ! 10Y, ooo
4]o 600, 200 of 200, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn
T; Tic $40; halves 5; quarters 2 so.
Orders for certificates of packages OF sihsls
,ickes in all the Lotteries under the management
If d. Paine & Co. will receive prompt attention
and The drawings forwarded when requested
A mnons,3I Richmond, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
Pleasure Excursion

IN WALKERTOWN TO OLD POINT
COMFORT, NORFOLK, PORTS
MOUTH AND CAPE HENRY.
|ipT. JAMES HENDERSON, with view
afford his friends and acquaintance in
+ and Queen, aud King William counties,
/ ;pnuunity OF visiting Old Point, Norfolk,
'aou,h, Gosport Navy Yard, Cape Henry,
F%,er points on the Sea Board, has chartered
'ai.ncid STEAMER JEWESS, Captain
ts" SuTroN, for an excursion to and tIom
Is@v. named places.
Ils l:Ssss will leave Norfolk on Saturday,
% d September, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, for
lsieHcwn, and, returning, she will leave Wal
En- Tor Old Point and Norfolk, on Monday,
no! September, at Q o'clock, A. M.
. tuesday afternoon the Jewess will make
acursion 10 Old Point and Cape Henry,
|ag Norfolk at 5 O'clock, P. NJ.
Wednesday, al 9 o'clock, A. NJ, she will
!, TO walkeIlown.
VIII receive and land passengers. going and
Fling, al Gloucester Point, and o,her inter
aae landings, on The York and Malaponi ri
. A Band of Music will be on hoard and
| Effort will be used by Caps. Henderson
saaOn TO render The trip in every respect one
'.asu.e. 0'S
s. Tor the Trip round, IA 90
VS. 10 90 or to return, 3 On
Ion Board, 25 cents.
"3olk Aug. IS, lS46.-dtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-04
by Kent Kendall & Atwater.
DRY GOODS Ar AIrcTJoN

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, the 10Th September, COM
mencing at 9 o'clock, we will sell without re-
serve, al our Warehouse, on l4lh street, large
and handsome assortment Of fresh and desirable
Dry Goods, suited 10 the Fall and winter trade
among which will be found
Wool black, blue and invisible green Cloths
Black and fancy Cassimeres
Oxford mixed blue and fancy Sa,inet,
Blue and cadet mixed Kentucky Jeans
Plain Linseys, Kerseys, Tweeds
Flushings and Pilot Cloths
While and scarlet Flannels
Cloakings and Cloak Innings
Prints of new and handsome styles
Apron and Furniture Checks
Black and cold Cambrcs
Gala Plaids, Alpaca Lus,res
Tartan Plaid and Damask Shawls
Silk and Cotton Hdkfs
Hosiery, Suspendels Gloves
Ingram and Stair Carpets
Bleached Shirlings and Sheeines
Brown Dfilings, Tickinss
"a, 10 and A Brown nomeslics
Patent Threads, Spool Cotton, Tapes, &C., &C..
&c, with many other styles oil seasonable goods,
10 which We respectfully invite the attention oil
The trade.
TERMS Under 100 dollars, cash; over 100 dol,
lars, months credit, for approved negotiable pa
per.
ADDITIONAL.
We have invoices 10 hand and shall receive
in time Tor the above SALE several additional con-
signmenis, among which are
20 cases splendid new style Prints
10 cases Saineus OF desirable styles
100 pieces ancy CassimeTes
cases rich Cashmeres and Mouselnes
10 cases Bingham and cotton Umbrellas
10 cases kerseys, Of different grades
cases blk and cold Alpaccas
cases Irish Linens and Brown Hollands
cases Tweeds and Coddinslons
cases Canton Flannels, &c, &c.
To be closed without reserve.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,
Sept. AuclioneeIs
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FARMERS. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS.

FARMERS. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS.
EAT REDUCTION AT PENITENTiARY STORE.
he subscriber, by late order Of the Board,
IS Low able TO offer, al greatly reduced
Ks
NO yards heavy double twilled Kerseys, for
= mems clothing.
40 yards plain and striped Linseys, for Ne
'smens' clothing.
In Store, for FaA purchasers,
10 heavy ready made Kersey Goats.
- pair ready made Kersey Pants.
10 pair BROGUES, with a large assort'
,st coarse and fine Shoes, equal TO any in the
'a,.
onple,e sets of WAGON HARNESS, for
.oises-wilh cart and wagon Harness 10 por-
sarran,ed AXES-very superior.
10, Wheat Fans, Relriserators, Wardrobes,
Furniture OF different kinds.
i; sae, al Penitenliary, very superior artl.
+ BURR MILL STONES, WAGONS,
tiS, CARTS, &C., &c.
ra- above are offered on very accommodating
F. and purchasers would do well 10 call at the
F.''lnayy, or at The Store, on
JAS c. SPOTTS, Agt. PenitentiaIy,
No. 3, l4,h street, leading 10 Mayo's Bridge.
ksI 3-u
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DUVAL g. PURCELL,
DrugriSfs.

DIGO, AND OTHER DYE-sTUFFS, WIN
DOW GLASS, &C.
No. lat, MAIN STREET,
OFFER their usual large and we'll selected
" stock, which embraces a general assort-
ment, we'll suited TO the wants of the trade, and
consists in part Of the following, in quantities 10
suit purchasers, on the most favorable terms:
1000 lbs. super. Spanish Indigo
hhds. superior Nader
10000 lbs. White Lead, dry and in oil
% bbls. Spirits Turpenline
80 bbls Castor Oil
500 ounces Suph. Quinine
40 bbs. Copperas
800 lbs. Extract Logwood
S cases Annaito
8 bbls Copa and Japan Varnishes
1900 lbs. Red Lead
1000 lbs. Litharge
5000 lbs. Salaeratus
1000 sup. Carb. Soda
so bbls. Logwood
so lbs. Prussian Blue
6S lbs Chinese Vermillion
3 cases Gum Shellac
5000 lbs. Epson Sails
10 casks Eng. Venetian Red
10 casks Spanish Brown
cask Nutmess
9 bbls. Camphor
100 baskets Salad Oil
% boxes Pearl Starch
so gross Backing
4 bbls. White Ginger
3 bbls. Cloves
100000 Cigars, assorted qualities
10 cases Chrome Green and yellow
And, also, $50 boxes Window Glass OF Wins-
low and Mullica brands, single and double thick
Besides the usual variety OF Medicines, Che
m;caIs Painters Colors and Brushes, Combs,
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Fancy Articles, &c.'
&C., to which the attention of purchasers is IN
N. B.-Particular attention paid TO packing
A''N - DUVAL & PURCELL, Druggists.
AUG. 90 l47, Main street, Richmond, va
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IN STORE,
NTTOMIENES


nTTOMIENES
" Graduated Cashmere Robes
Cashmere D. Paris
Cashmere D. Cosse
Alpaccas OF all colors; Alpaca Reps
English and American Prints
Dress Handkerchief
Shaws-a large stock
Irish Linens and Lawns
Linen Sheetings
Gloves and Hosiery
Satin and Silk Veslings
Scarfs and Collars
Dress Ties and Stocks
Umbrellas
Worsed Vestings
Embroidered Vestings
French Cassimeres
English and American Cassimeres
Black, Bronze and brown French Cloths
West of England Cloths
Black and blue do. Of all grades
Beaver Cloths, Pilots and Flushngs
Irish Cloths for Overcoals
Coddinglons for do.
Tweeds of all kinds
Kentucky Jeans, very low
Heavy tulled Cloths for negroes
Napt Cottons
Kerseys and Linseys
Turkey red Cotton
White, red and yellow Flannels
Lambs Wool and merino Shirts and Drawers
Satinets large Stock
Furniture and Apron Checks
White Marseilles Quills
Bed Ticks and Lace
Bobinel Laces
White Cambrics and Jackonets
Plain and other Swiss Muslins
Bishop Laces; Null Muslins
Damask Table Cloths
Damask Napkins
Birdseye and Russia Diapers
Huckabaek Diaper and Towels
"a, 7.S Al, 5-4 and l2.4 Bleached Sheetings
3.4, 10, IA and sd Brown Sheelings; amongst
which are Ba,,ersea, Eltrick, Virginia Stout and
Manchester Goods
Dufel, Mackinaw and twilled Blankets
Green Blankets
Bed Blankets, some very fine
Patent Threads, Spool Coltons, Buttons, Combs,
&C., &C., which are offered to The trade upon the
most accommodating terms.
DANIEL Fl. LONDON,
Sept. l Corner 18th and Main Ss
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Opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
" OFFICE, R,cHMoSp, ViRGIsiA, sells Tickets in
all Lotteries under The management of G. Gregory
Co., the ,same terms that they are SOLD Al The Mana
gers Office.
The Schemes published below present extraordinary
attractions to those who speculate IN ouerles oh e1
animation, they will be found 10 contain more large
prizes than any Schemes heretofore gwen. -.
In order to give greater inducements TO purchase by
the package, will be seen that the price o. esrca'es
Orders for packages single tickets VIII nave prompt
a'''"'''"' j. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 49, Cor 1885, be drawn at
Alexandria, September Isl, 1886.
IS No. Lottery-l4 Drawn Ballots.
Capitals: o
| prize OF S2O,GOO 10 prizes OF slo uo0
5000 10 SUI
Tickets SIS; halves . 50; quarters D.
Alexandria Lottery Glass B. for 1916, to be drawn on
Saturday, September 5. ,
IS Number sn Lei,siyg s:sl Dr.w" Ballots
l SSSS Is IS prizes of 500 500
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters So Certificates Of
packages of IS whole Tickets Sllo 70 naiVes oo' %
quarters 81 SO.
Alexandria Lottery Class c, for 1885, to be drawn on
'''''''s Il Number Loiisy-ls Drawn Ballots
grand capital of sso es''l 50 przssof 500
prize of l3,oOO ls2 =, Sc
Tickets $40; halves S. quarters 3D. Cerncase p o'
packages Of 26 Whole, Sl2O; % halves oo ~ qr' 'o
Alexandria Lottery Glass 81, for 1885, TO be drawn at
Alexandria, September 18th, 1916
70 No. Lottery-l4 Drawn Baio's.
Splendid Prizes: oo
urise of $1,000 10 prizes OF saoU
5 5,SSS $50 &c. &c. Nv
Tickets SIS; halves so; quarters 2'
Alexandria Lottery, Class for 1885, to De drawn ~
Alexandria, September 18th, 1886.
"a Number Lottery-l5 Drawn Ballots
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