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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
Farmville, Prince Edward, July -
TO THE HOLDERS OF VIRGINIA MI
IJTARY LAND WARRANTS.

CONGRESS having by m act approved 29ih July
- last extended the time for locating Continental
Land Warrants in The Virginia Military District ohio
ana f returning surveys thereon 10 tins Office until r
fr>i day of January Isis, notice Is hereby given that
he holders OF such warrants n0w locate the same
IN the sand district.
From n report made This office nv the surveyor Of
the Military District in Ohm, IL appears that The quanli-
~ Of land yet remaining 10 be- located Is about a,OOu
acres, lying principally III Scloto, Pike and Adams
counties.
A. the time FOR locating, and the quantity 10 be To-
Gated, Limited, and Congress has made no pr0vi-
sion Ia satisfy of this character III scrip, hold
-rs will perceive that f the present opportunity of To-
eating their warrants be lost another may not oirr
JAMES II. PIPER Acting commissioner.
1 l,I-rI n lsiL Is ~ --clNllM
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A GENTLEMAN, who has had much experience in
n teaching Classical Schools, and who can furnish
ample and most satisfactory testimonials as TO moral
Character competency and in teaching, desires
situation az Private Tutor or Assistant Teacher-the
engagement 10 continue till April next.
Drsct 10 &. C., Farmvle, Va. Sept. l5-cw3w+
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uy Last Evenings Mail.

~,.cws FROM THE ARMY OF THE
..N...r-The Saint Louis Republican Of the
nss,a,smber SAYS, that MIR. Clark left Bent's
~ ~ home on the 9Th August. General
se,' ~, lei, ON The 81 Tor Santa Fee, in advance
h''. .,ssume. OF the main body OF his forces.
w ,.mained five days al the Fort. The
Ins, Nal los, about one hundred horses altoge-
WYE ~, were still in good spirits, and willing TO
!ae. MAS The corps of infantry reached the
g I'm" ~, 5ays before the mounted troops; they
~ -, LOST a man on the way, and were in ex-
nav a., -, bsalh. The whole regiment, when he
's'm rs,s On eish, ralions, and had but few days
~" ;,;n,s ,et, them. The wagons taking sup
g pivs were me, some eight days behind them.
= ASHTON TO the above, the New Era has the
MAKING from correspondent:
BENT's Fort, July 18th.
u. are now some 900 or 1000 strong, en-
.,nsa on both sides Of the river, and, am in
.'mej march on the Isl of August for Santa Fe.
.rh,.s Mexican prisoners were brought into
'.,,, Yesterday, charged with being spies. One
ak powlsdsed himself TO be OF Mexican militia,
'm saws he was on his way with letters 10 Col.
Esarney. Various rumors are aaoat as 10 the
1robabe result Of the expedition.
lconyersed to-day with an intelligent Santa Fe
raider. who has recently come TO this place from
New Mexico. He told me that the Mexicans are
.,s;.ias ereryncrre to forily Santa Fe and Taos
H. ,aii that il We would proceed without DELAY,
asue undoubtedly will, Taos can be taken with
IN blow; bu, il we take Santa Fe we must fight
mrr He also said, shat requisilion had been
made on the Central Government for aid, and that
dstachment OF troops from the interior is col
Iecei in Santa Fe before Gen. Kearney's CON-
mand can arrive there"
The Commissioners appointed by the Circuit
-ouIlto take the evidence OF Mrs. Linn, in Mis-
our, in The case OF Ex-Governor Thomas, have
en-, on the testimony. 1t is now in the Clerks
L. =. LII
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
Mrs. KIngslord's Seminary
,,N,,., nIEc-RJCjMnNn

FOR YOUNG LADlES-RICHMOND.
THIs Seminary is situated on Grace street,
/ and in the house lately occupied by Thos.
Richie, Esq.
In announcing her intention 10 open School,
Mrs. Kinpsford will simply observe, that her oh.
;oc, ;s m adont course of tuition which will i'm.
parl 10 her pupils thorough knowledge Of those
branches in Literature, the A1s and Sciences,
which constitute USEFUL and an ORNAMENTAL
female education.
Cards OF Terms may be obtained at The School.
aro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
WORTHY OF ATTENTION

,fE subscriber differs for sale his FARM IN the lower
i end OF Henrco, containing nearly SIX hundred
acres, about three hundred Of which opeh ahn nave
b.rn improved with mari and clover. There about
sixty acres Of low ground, well reclaimed the most oil
which is well set in timothy and herds grass. The
dwelling has recently undergone Thorough repair, ana
il sufficiently large for Il small nlli-rontilnlng hve
rooms BESIDES he basement. The farm houses are
such a. ae customary. The farm lies within four
or five miles Of James river, and eighteen "f kich-
mund and presents inducements inferior Ia none IN the
county, within the same distance of market. AS no
one will purchase without viewing the premises for
bear further description. Should not sell private be-
or, HE first day of October il will he offered that
day, on the premises to the highest bidder.
G. NJ. KEESEE.
RErERrscEs-Bcnj Pollard jr., ESQ, O. b. Ponde1-
ter Esq Messrs. 4. J. West Henry Jones, and James
" Binfnrd July 2l-cwtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15

VALUABLE 1ENIIICULHNDF Uh oHLC
WILL. sell my Farm III iienrico, on the Osborne :
Turnpike and Cornelius Greek, five miles below The
Guy OF Richmond, containing three hundred and
thirty -four acres pleasant and agreeable neighbour
hood The improvements suited 10 family o mode
rate size the situation is very pleasant, and sinsuary
healthy; abundany supplied with spring water OF
The finest quality The soil Is capable Of the highest I'M
provemcnt, and well adapted 10 the culture o the VA
riois crops raised in this part Of the STATE There
extensive young orchard Of select fruits and wood
and timber ample for the support Of the Farm. II not
previously disposed of, it VIII be sold on TUESDAY,
r Doth Of September next, without reserve, al public
auction Ia The highest bidder, the premises. The
terms will be accommodating, and VIII be made known
on or before the day IL sale. small part only OF The
purchase money will be required in cash In the mean
time persons disposed 10 purchase, invited To eaa
mine H. on the day will sell s'ndry articles Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils
stocks &C. sc. JOHN d. CLOPTOS.
rifi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15

AM now receiving an excellent assortment
i OF TEAS, from the latest imporiations, OF
every variety and quality, at prices unprecedent-
ed in Virginia These Teas are warranted fresh,
no, having been imported more than a few
months-some of them few weeks. Persons
engaged in Taverns or Boarding Houses will
find i advantageous TO give me call, as can
supply them with an excellent article Of Black or
Green Tea at a very low price. To Country
Merchants and the Trade | can offer great in
ducements to purchase The Canton Teas
HENRY G. HODGSON,
Sent. Agent Canton Tea Company.
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EDUCATION.

EDUCATION.
FEMALE SCHOOL will be opened on the second
n MONDAY in September, nj the residence OF James
II. Lewis, near Walkers Church, Albemarr
g. IN .ho,os,;c year or 10 months 600
Music on the Piano Forte, 1 90
French, IN
Drawing in Pencil and Water Colors. ~
lady, of the highest qualifications as leoeher'
has been engaged. -.
Application 10 be made 10 J. II. Lewis through the
Post Office, Everetisvilo, Albemarle county.
Aup l4-cwf
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RICHMOND AC.D1,..

e esS1se OF ''sds. Of hi, Institution will be re-
Mr. William NJ Mo ran o. ssspsmSer 81 O'Clock
cal Department. s"a'se oil the Ciassi-
other competent teachers are expected and ,,,u =.
bo,s ~ :" a.ou, twenty five
Sent ,-doyA,a, T. CR0ZET,
Prlcinal
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
CLASSICAL TEACHER.

TURrIN's oFfIcE.-sso,ooo Capital for to-day.
/ Tickets s5-sLares in proportion. &c No. Lottery,
10 drawn ballots Tickets for sale until O'Clock this
afternoon. Sept. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
Fresh Fall GOOds.

p ECElvED this day, from auction, lot Of
IL rsrn cheap Goods. We shall from this day
be in The receipt Of our Fall Stock. We invite
the public TO call, under The assurance of finding
every thing new and desirable, as fast as they APP
pear in New York.
Our unusual facilities in seuing goods, war
rant us in making this guarantee. Call and see
some
Calicoes 8 per cent less than the usual price.
Black Cloth 20 per cent. less than regular pri-
ces.
Bleached Domestics, Apron Checks, &c.
Variety OF other goods at equally low prices.
Aug % CHENERY & HARTWELL.
FALL STOCk---IS46.
T WOULD inform my customers and The pub
i lie, that am now in possession OF very
large and complete assortment Of HATS and
CAPS, comprising all the different qualities
bought in The Northern Markets on the very best
terms;-and am now prepared 10 sell goods, al
wholesale or retail, al such prices as cannot fail
10 suit the most economical buyers. All ask is
an examination of my stock.
X. NJ. ALLEN, No. 80, Main street.
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iYFALLI8LE REMEDY FOR AGUE AMI

T. EN.-.NU tUTf, ~ I"WH.
TAR PRICES AGuE AND FEVER PILLS are war
~ ranled 10 cure Ague and Fever III from twenty 10
thirty hours if directions followed. Ten Pills
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases. IN
no instance have thirty been knnwn 10 fail. They are
preparrd from simple vegetable medicines. Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box; or 81 per
Dozen Planters aud Farmers would lind 10 their IN
rrres; Ia keep supply hand, they may thus save
Inrr. IJorrors' Bills The PILLS be put up III neat
letter packages aud by mail nj letter postage The
proprrinr order Ia prevent coiintrelts ana imposi
lion are determined not 10 establish agencies. All or
drrs must he attended with the cash pest paid, and dl
rrcl.d 10 Dr. C. j. KENWuRTlIY L. CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
~ B. The money will he returned in every case Of
failure July 3l-clf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
GRAND LOTTERY FOR 18TH SEPTEMBER.

GRAND LOTTERY FOR 18TH SEPTEMBER.
Capitals.
l prize Of $60,DO0 2prizes of So,ooo
3 prizes Of 20Ou0 Ito ,U0U
3 10000 lT6 500
Lowest three number prize $780, lst and Cd Sd and
9TH drawn numbers, $500
Tickets $40; halves To- quarters 5.
6- Orders for tickets in the above, In any lottery
advertised in another column by ID. PAINE Il Co., Ma
nagers OF lotteries will be promptly attended to- " ad
dressed to JOHN b. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

# DF.oINH DIE TO IT y Z 1Ft IT TIT
i Prince Edward Court House, known as Springfield.
The Tract Of Land contains sGU acres very iar pro-
portion Of which consists Of excellent wood land ana
low grounds, large quantity al improved hish iahu,
with good buildings, aud all necessary Improvements
for n comfortable residence. IL y situated within one
mile Of Prince Edward Court House, two miles from
iianpdrn Sidney College, and seven miles from Farm
VILE These places furnish constant and excellent
make for all of lis productions. There i no place IN
Virginia more entirely healthy and no society superior
in intelligence and morality |" that ~ ITS immaculate VI
ciniIv ia nearntss Ia the Court House and College
aifold superior facilities for education. There are twu
fouishlng female schools and one male school, at the
Court House.
The Overseer will show the premises to any person
wishing them. Persons wishing 10 purchase, VIII
address the subscriber al Farmve, Prince Edward
county, Virginia.
TgnMs :-Dnetird cash on delivery Of the deed.
and The residue in aud two years. For The deferred
paymrns bond and security viii lie required
Gi1AS. :. CARRlNGTOS.
a.
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Commission Business.

TINE undersigned continues the business here
i ,ofore conducted by Minge & Russell, on his
own account, and under the same style and firm,
and solic,ts the patronage OF his friends and ac-
quaihlances planting in Alabama, and the North
East portion of Mississippi, assuring them OF
strict attention 10 their interests, and all The bene-
fl OF len years experience in selling The staple OF
our State. COLLIER Fl. MINGE,
Mobile, Alabama.
Ruin, Hill Garter, John Thomas Smith, Ed
mund Christian, John Marshall, Dr. John Minge,
and D. G. Randolph. Virginia.
Apri 2I-d6c6m
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W.P.Turpin's Lottery once

MO. lot MAIN STREET, Richmond, Vir-
IN gina.
j. @. GREG oRY & CO., MANAGERS.
w. p TURPIN, VENDER.
Alexandria Lottery Glass d. for 1896 TO he drawn al
Alexandria, September 10Th.
7s Number Loltery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
prize of $50,0OU 50 prizes Of $40
81 600 80 400
10000 100 o56
so l,G0O &c. &C.
Tickets Sis; halves So quarters -. Certificates
of packages of 81 whole Tickets $780, 20 halves 81 70
quarters 40; 26 eghlhs 20.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class L. for 1885, to be drawn on
Saturday, eth September. =, No., p.,,,,,
n.;.. os san 900 urze Of $4,000
10000 so prizes Of l.0M
q 6o00 20 500
3l40 &c. &c
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so. Cerihcaes o.
packages of IS whole Tickets Sll0; IS halves a5 y
quarters 81 so.
Remlttances received free Of postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, ~ soon ~ received
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements.
Aup % w. r. TURPIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15

NJ lanes Phillips il 5 feet 81 inches high and p
years old with fair complexion, ight brown hair, dak
hazel eyes and has scar on his left forehngrr lie Is
a native az AlbemaTe, and was received from BAN
county October l5th 1874. sentenced Ia hve years I'M
pr-onmrnt for horse stealing lie i also hrserier
Ton, The puhI,c guard AZ e has relations living IN
rernbrier county, Va il is likely he VIII endrav"r Ia
ond his way there. lie convrd 10 def his prison pan
roons and steal another pair from clothes 'ine IN ms
al an rrnm The civ Sept s-cbt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
FALL STOCK OF
~ .U,p ryrr,I yDX 9yC

TINE subscribers are now receiving, per ships
i Yorkshire and Stephen Whitney, and shall
open in few days, from barque Phoenix, direct
from the manufacturers, in England, their Fall
supply Of Hardware, Cutlery, Saddlery, Guns,
&c together with large and well-selected as.
sorlment of American Hardware, purchased OF
the Manufacturers-all OF which we offer al The
lowest prices.
Country Merchants and others visiting the cry
are reoues,ed 10 call and examine for themselves.
VAN LEW, SMITH g. CO,
Sent 2-dlt&c4t No. IA, Main ST.
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TO FARMERS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS.

TO FARMERS. COUNTRY MERCHANTS
AND OTHERS.
GREAT REDUCTION AT PENITENTIARY STORE.
TINE subscriber, by late order Of the Board,
i is low able TO offer, at greatly reduced
prices,
5000 yards heavy double twilled Kerseys, for
Negro mems clothing.
1000 yards plain and striped Linseys for Ne
gro womens' clothing.
In Store, for Fail purchasers,
800 heavy ready made kerscy Goats.
200 pair ready made kersey Pants.
5000 pair BROGUES, with large assort-
ment Of coarse and fine Shoes, equal to any in the
Complete SETS of WAGON HARNESS, for
two horses with cart and wagon Harness in por-
tons.
Warranted AXES-very superior
Also, Wheat Fans, Reirisera,ors, Wardrobes,
and Furniture of different kinds.
For sale, at Penilenliary, very superior artl-
Gle lof BURR MILL STONES, WAGONS,
DRAYS, CARTS, &C., &c.
The above are offered on very accommodating
terms, and purchasers would do well 10 call al the
Peni,entiary, or a, the Store, on
JAS. c. SPOTTS, Agt. PenitentiaIy,
No. 9, l4th street, leading TO Mayos Bridge
Sept. 3-t
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liz word. Lottery Vender.

Al
Apostle THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
O'OFFICE, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, sells Tickets In
oil Ioeries under the management OF J. u Gregory &
o nm the isame terms that they sold al Tie Mana
gers Office ,;,,.,s vii, qua n,om,t
a''en'o''' II ]. F. WORD, Richmond, Va
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81 for 1886, TO be drawn at
Alexandria, September 18th, 1896
"a No. Lottery-H Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Prizes .o
r,,,.of $4,000 10 prizes OF Sioo
5000 $50 lo
u &c 1000 &c. &c.
Tickets IS; halves 2 so; quarters IS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass D. for is4o' 10 pe u'a"" a.
Alexandria September l9h, ls46. p.u.,.
"a Number Lottery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Prizes: arm
n,ize OF S5o,ooo 50 prizes OF s aoo
J'OOS &c &c.
Tickets sl5; halves 50; quarters 20. a. n,,,as en-
- n.cSages If 26 whole Tickets Sl6O; II haiVes ou
pc quarters 40; 26 eighths 90
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class T. '"' io''' :" "
8a'ufday, Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme Al ooo
, orize of $4,000 prize of 5000 S0o
! eooo on 500
=. 3I40 &c &c.
Tckes sIu; halves S; quarters oo. az a.,
packapes Of IS Whoes Slo; 25 halves %; . q's'
o,ds,s for Tickets, addressed to the unuersigheu
,,vays come safe. Please address ,,, W.
ON all letters enclosing cash or prize tieke's ne
age los usual) need not DO paio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
HENRY G.. SEMpLE,
n,nn.n,, 4 u, LII,

N0NTGO merry, ALABA A,
WILL practice in the Courts OF Law and Equity of
w Montgomery and Lpwnirs counties, III The Cir
cult Court Of The United States Mobile and IN the
Supreme Court of Alabama.
RrrRsrScss Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor of
Law in the University of William and Mary, Virslnia
Judge William II. Cabell, President OF the Cont "i ap
nrals If yirena Simon Grreneaf. ROYAL Professor of
Law Cambridge, Massachusetts; II. W. & J. J. Fry
and Charles r. osborne, Richmond, Virg'nia Gwah-
ney Forbes K Co., and Beers 4 smith, Mobile aia-
hama; Fisher K TO, Boston: A. Thornton, New ORR
William &. Maitland of New York. Aug 25-cw6m
srJ- The Washington Union requested 10 copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15

October and lst March .,,o
English in all It's branches, a ao
French, ~
Latin, ="
German aud Spanish, each, ~
Music and Observation-Disclosures charge. %
Misunderstanding and Spelling only, ~
Or Reading Writing, Spelling aud Geography, 81
Anr o7-dlikcMIlslO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15

The adventurer who purchases by the Package, has
one chance in aO Of drawing the S60 000 one chance
in CTS of drawing $50 900 or 90 Oo one chance IN 80
Of drawing 500 900, 10000, 10000, $3.50, 5000 one
chance in nine of drawing $780, oOo, 10000 10 oOo'
$780, 5000 Or 500 :, A.. s6 a Package s may con- o
ny Persons ordering by the Package in any Of the
above, can deduct the price of three Tickets have
,,ncs is made To me- large or small Will always invest
in me most popular Lotteries on hand The drawings
sent when requested TO all who order from me. The
ali letters enclosing cash or Prize Tickets, the postage
need moi be paid The Tickets in the above Lotteries
are received and all orders meet the most prompt and
go ~ c. w. PURCELL,
Az oS-at Richmond, Virginia.
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MISS GORDON'S BOARDING AND DAY
1..c,lannI nnp NOIING, I DIES

Garner OF Third aud Franklin SIS, SiOckoc Hill.
,U,HE exercises or Miss Gordons School for Young
i Ladies will be resumed on the Isl oetoher next,
IN SIR No,t,s new and convenient building, Sd aud
franklin streets In the regular and more solid branch
s of Education Miss Gordon will he assisted by Miss
Smith and Mr. Scabrook, both well. known ana expert
enced Teachers and having engaged the services oil The
hest instructors in Music French, &C., she hopes thai
her School, in every department, will br i"nd worthy
of the continued and increasing patronage OF
and the public.
TERMs-Payable half yearly In advance, on the lst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15

4,iGI Of $40, 2I,55J OF S2U
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO OVER 81 ,OO0,OOo!
. PACKAGE Of Whole Tickets viii cost $500
Less the price OF three Tickets
$40
Which ia warranted TO draw not less than 2al
p;. s2l9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15

The Commissioners appointed by the Circuit
CouItto take the evidence of Mrs. Linn, in Mis-
souri, in The case OF Ex-Governor Thomas, have
sen, on the testimony. 1t is nov in the Clerk $
office, SO that when the trial comes on, il will
proceed to its termination without further delay.
1t appears that Mr.. Mcconnell had drawn The
whole amount Of his mileage, and that he bor-
rowed hundred dollars from the President the
day before his death.
fUastinokou Corycspondeni Baltimore SIM
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
Hoyrs PRIZE oFFlcE-Drawins Of New Jer,

loYT'S PRIZE oFFICE.-Drawing Of New Jer.
III tey Lottery, Class x:
81 81 10 GO % 80 80 20 Go A.
Drawing of Monongaia Lottery, Class 81:
"a q 20 y 81 S. 81 "a 60 2 50.
p'aN,nsot SUSSEX Lottery, Extra, Glass IL:
D % 81 65 Sc Al 3 80 % 10 50 AZ.
DsSs~rne Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass c.:
- h. % 10 Sc o 81 30 48 ST.
d,sw Ins scheme for To-day Capital $4,000 The
noT,on pael Wy me mail. Tickets S5-shares in pro-
O'Clock, at safe ON une nsnai Terms nhtii
Sept. Is hoi > OrfiCE,
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Canfon Tea Store,

I6i MAIN STREET.
OPPOSITE THE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
KIgger's Prize Office.

THE subscriber has taken the stand formerly occ-
pied by MIR. G. b. LUCK, and Will continue the
sale Of tickets in all lotteries under the popular manage
mrnt of Messrs. ID. PAINE 4 60. He solieiis call
from his friends and adventures. Persons in The c"l'
try will have their orders promptly aud confdentiaiy
attende d TO- il addressed 10 JOHN b. BIGGER,
Richmond, Virginia.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER.
cn q 4 1 al

SOUUUU ID FTIZtS OF EV,UUU DOLLANo od0H.
Of $4,000, 100 of ,000
Lowest three number prize SJW
lst and I'd, or Sd and ilh drawn 200
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. %, 10 be
drawn on Saturday. September 18th, 1916, NJ Whining
fon Delaware Is Nns IS drawn.
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GO 900 DOLLARS. 3 Of 10000 DOLLARS!
Of xIn nn0i LOO OF 81 nnllI

Iowest three number Prize sou DOLLARS. st and I'd,
or Sd and 4lh drawn, 200 DOLLARS!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass No.
49, 10 he drawn Saturday, September 10, 1916, at VIII
mincton Delaware. IS Nos IL drawn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-09-15
Bp The Lieutenant Gorsrasor OF prginta.
a PROCLAMATION

WHEREAS, il has been represented TO the Execn-
w tive that James Phillips, late convict confined IN
the PenItenaIy, has made his escape and Is now At
large Therefore John NJ Patton. Lieutenant Govern
or acting in the absence Of the Governor from the seat
Of government do hereby offer reward of one hum
drrd and fifty dollars 10 any person or persons who VIII
apprehend the said Phillips and deliver HIM into the
Pententiary Of Virginia; and require all officers civil
and military and request the people Of the Common
wealth generally 10 Use every eAeiilon hat ne may ne
arrested and dealt with rs the law directs.
Given under my hand. "a Lieutenant Governor, and
under the lesser seal of the Commonwealth, al
tsEa"l Richmond, this 9Th day Of September, I5l6