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ssigger,s Prize Office .

THE NEW YEAR opens rich In the way of I.otte.
ries. and purchasers far and requested To
send In their orders without delay, and procure prizes
from
JOHN b. BIGGER, Richmond, Virginia.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
S32 GOO! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. ?, 10 be drawn on
Saturday. January 9th, lei7 at Wilmington, Del. -
Grand Capitals.
prize Of S3.,0OU prize Of S6,thO
/ IL 0a0 % s. 80
5000 90 Z" 60
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Lowest Three No. Prize 900 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. g. drawn
on Saturday, January 10th, ls17 nj Wilmington, DEL
&c Number Lottery-lO Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
Capital Prize Of S3u,OOO prizes Of $4,000
prize Of $4,000 . i,5OO
l 1923 " $50
| 5000 100 " LOCO
. 500 Isl and I'd drawn Nos, 800
Whole Tickets SIC; halves =; Quarters4. Certificate
Of package of whoes $3.50: halves 80; quarters 45.
% The cash for prizes WILDE paid al sight by
BIGGER
Y Orders for tickets in the above In any lottery
advertised in another column by n. PAINE Co., Ma
nagers Of lotteries will be promptly attended to- f ad
dressed TO JOHN o. BIGGER, Richmond, Va.
Jan. 2
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Form RI a I90wcr nj ATTORNEY IN r0ie bV PROM.
KNOW ALL MEN by THESE PRESENTS, That
-, OF -, do hereby appoint - To be - substitute
and proxy, for and in name aud behalf, 10 vote al
any election &c Director Directors Of the Farmers
Bank of Virginia, and furthermore 10 BE- - substitute
and proxy represent - nj all meetings Of the Stock
holders Of The farmers Bank Of Virginia, and IN -
name and behalf 10 vote respecting The enacng, re-
peaIng or amending such bylaws, ordinances,
laons may be- deemed cessary and convenient Tor
the government Of the said lIapk.
In witnrss hereof, - have herrnnt0 set -
hand and seal this - day Of --- in the year -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-08

ITO DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN
MEDlCINE,-DR. WISTAR'S BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY, the celebrated and
infalihle remedy for the cue OF Consumption,
Asthma and Liver Comp ainl, was discovered
some six or seven years ago, in the cny OF Phia-
telphia, The residence Of one of The most dislin
euished physicians that ever lived. Since that
time il has, By its own merits, been rapidly, surely
and safely working its way through the oppo>i-
lion OF quacks and counerieilers, until, by lis
true value and intrinsic excellence, ii has gained
for itself mos, enviable popularity, and cstab-
lished itself in the confidence of an intelligent
and enlightened public from one end Of the CONT
nent 10 The other. The testimony Of thousands
who have been relieved and cured by this valu-
able article, will show that stands unrivalled al
The head of all other medicines for the cure Of
diseases for which il is recommended. The ge-
nuine Dr.. Wislar's Balsam OF wild Cherry is
now for sale by duly appointed agents, aud all
respeciable dealers in medicines, in all large
cities and all important towns throughout the
United States, Canadas and British provinces.
Be careful and get The genuine and original Dr.
Wislars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, signed |. Butts,
on the wrapper. For sale by
GAYNOR & WOOD,
Jan.l. Druggists, Main Street.
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His own proprr,y-Or the property of - -, his
WARRIOR of his tesiatur inr>ies rsiac, naming the
iut-stair-ar IL hr held by him IN v,fGr
o some duly recorded will deed III trust for sonr
other person or peIsois naming the persons AMI deed
dec. g. lsi6.-rold
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e.. AZ. PendIeton,

SUCCESSOR 10 u. NJ. HOfIO
Lottery Office, Ma Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
Virginia.
THE following grand Schemes show beautiful ar
i rangement for the present month, tJapnary.) Ad.
yenturers, and those who never adventnred, are re-
aursted notice particularly the Schemes for the 9th
prizes Of slnoOo; the 18Th, $4,000, IS drawn ballots;
and 30th, S25 600 is Nos and Is drawn The Tickets
are received. and all orders will meet with prompt Al
f. B. PENDLEToN, Richmond.
P. S. Orders in all cases strictly confidential
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JANUARY
10000 DOLLARS in & Capitals OF $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class Q, for 1917, TO be drawn
January 9Th.
rs No Lottery-l3 Drawn Rallots.
Grand Scheme
Amounlingto 6U .nu0 s. I" 4uO
35na 21O F." 900
1910 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves S: quartrrs2 80. Certificates q
Packages OF 25 Whole Tickets $780, q halves IS; %
quarters 81 50
S35 900! 10000! 10 Of 500!
Alexandra LOTTERY, Glass G, for 1917, 10 be drawn
january 10th.
70 Number Lottery-ls Drawn Ballots.
Brilliant Scheme:
! prize of si 1890 PRIZE Of s2 s,sss
5000 10 g 1900
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters 90 Certificates Of
packages Of &c Whole Tickets sl2o; PC halves 90; III
quarters 80.
$4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class ID, for lsH, 10 be drawn
January a3d.
IL Number Lotery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme
prize of s3o,boe j. prizes Of s,a5D
IO,OoG - - 1000
5000 o5 =" sou
r 900 80 4" 39n
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 so. Certificates
OF Packages Of 25 Wholes $780, 25 halves 65; IS quar-
tiers 30 50.
S25000 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class f, for lsi7, 10 be drawn
January 3nth.
66 Number Lottery--l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
prize Of sa5,Goo 10 prizes Of $1,000
5000 20 $50
1000 &c. &c.
Tickets S10 halves s; quarters 81. Certificates ri
Packages Of % Wholes costs s0a D halves So - quar-
tiers 25.
Rr In additicr To the above there smaller
Schemes Capitals ranging from 81, 600 To S20nnu aud
Tickets from 81 10 S5-trauinrs OF which are received
daily.
Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certificates Of
Packages in The above Splendid lo;cries, viii receive
the prompt attention, and account of each
drawing will be sent when reqnrsird Ia all who order
Tickets IRON E. b PENDLETOS,
Richmond, Virginia
On all letters enclosing cash Prize Tickets the
postage ms usual need not be paid. Jan.
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Whole Tickets $40; halves S; quarters SO. Ceftf-
cate OF package of wholes $780, halves 90 quarters IS
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y, W.. Naury & Co.,
(Al A n A G FRS.

on A N AGE RS)
Succe sors TO J. C. GREGORY s. co.
OFFICE, NO. /, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND. Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
$4,000 DOLLARS in 6 Capitals OF $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Class b, for ls47, 10 be drawn
January9.
rs no. Lottery-l3 Draw Ballots.
Grand Scheme.
| 6 prizes of S0,OG0 rs prizes Of Sl,iD
Amounting to Go'O0n 50 4uO
| prize Of 3.5oO 2OO 2uo
Tickets $40; halves S; quarter. 80 Certificates Of
g sse s. Of % "''F' s'' . '''e' % A''F
s35 600! 10000 10 Of 1900!
Alexandria Lottery, Class G, for lsa7, TO be drawn
January 10Th
Grand Scheme.
'F1s: Of ss 1900 prize Z: Of ' s,sSe
5000 10 ,5ou
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So Certificates Of
packagesof &c Wholes slaO-shares in propor.ion
$4,000! 10000
Alexandria Lottery Class D, for ls47, TO he drawn
IS Number Lo,ery-la Drawn Ballots
Grand Scheme.
priz.. $4,000 90" 70 70 prizes Of sI I's5S
6OO0I 5lU
5000 so 30D
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters . so. Certificates Of
packages OF IS Whoes Sl3O-shares in proportion.
S25000 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class E. for lS47, 10 be drawn
January 3Oth.
&C Number Lolery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme
| prize Of ST., 0iD 10 prizes Of $1,000
/ IN OOO II 500
SOM N g5U
1900 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5: quarters So Certificates 81
Packages OF - Whole Tickets SlUU; - halves So %
quarters 25.
or Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
els and Sharea any of The above schemes, address
ed the undersigned, will receive The most prompt al
teniion, and an account of each drawing forwarded
8 5 IL is received.
j. w. MAURY & CO, Managers,
I'm Rchmoud Virginia.
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County, 10 wit:

- NHHIIIy, 10 W.T..
T. -, justice If the Peace for said county
do hereby certify. that - -, ~la ha- eieruird
above Power of Attorney personally api-ared be-
lore ir, and made oath, that The Stock IN winch -
proposed IL he gwen. J. bona hGr. -------,
and that The not he'd by means uI ANY transfer
cnntrivr esgnri! -sa.f the provisions 0 tie 'i
Establishing grnr'ai regulations Tor The Interpolation
oil Banks passed liz 42i aarc.i, is3'.
Given under my hand, ti.s - day nf - I'D.
-, 2.
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DEATHS.

D.d ster long and protracted illness Of Anasarca
IN Wednesday the 10Th Of December. Col JOSEPH
s. PALMORE, in tho 4ist year of his age He bore ms
illness with Christian fotude, ana IN MS uea' ms
niiv md friends have sustained heavy loss. But,
onsoing is the reflection, that his spirit has gone to
for better world than this
Died. suddenly on the 2th of November, lel6, IN thr
18th wear Of his age at the Brick Tavern miles vest
~ cbarioesvilIe Va FRANCIS McGEHEE, Esq,
who had been long and most favoraby known to the
puhlir
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CHEAP TRAVELLING TRUNKS.

CHEAP TRA YELLING ThUNNo.
T HAVE just received a large invoice 81 good
| and durable Travelling Trunks, with Patent'
Locks, which, as have no roon, Tor them in ny
store. will b. sod at bargain, al my cheap
Boo,, Shoe, and Trunk Soc. II Main street
, doo s above MilcheIl & Tylcr's Jewrify Store,
where can be found an excel EN- assortment Of
Bou.ees, Buskins Ga'iers and la Cater, Tor Ia.
dies and misses; ard chiltcn's. genemeL'- ard
scrvante' Shoes and Boots, very cheap i.r can.
Jan.7 (. NJ, LtONakD.
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loo, 600 DOLLARS divided into ten Prizes OF 10000
DOLLARS each!
Susqnehanna Canal Lottery, Class 8, 10 be drawn ia
nuary 20, l547, at Baltimore. rs Nos II drawn
Capitals
10 prizes of $4,000 prize Of $3.50
prize Of 5000 20 prizes OF l,OuO
5000 20 500
/ 2,00U &c. &c.
Tickets s0 halves 5; quarters 50. Certificates Of
oIa a halv ~.
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Address the Principal, nj Rich
Hanover, Jan. s, l5iT-c5t

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON YORK RI
YER, in GLOUCESTER CO., VA, FOR SALE.
TINE undersigned, TRUSTEES for III. A. Garland oder
i for sale thai valuable properly in Gloucester coun.
~ known as the West End Steam Mills. The tract
contains 400 Of land more or less $50 OIL whcn
ore In Salt Marsh and the balance IN heavily tmbered
wood land, with an abundance Of logs Within from
quarter to half mile ofthe mill. The MIL and macni-
merry are all in good repair-an engine OF about tifty
horse power propelling upright saws one circular
saw planning machine, gis mill, ETC., oil situated I'M
mediateiy upon banks OF York river, ten miles be
low the contemplated railroad from West Pon, to Rich.
mond. The advantages Of this place for wood yard
and oyster plantation independent Of the saw and grls
mill are unsurpassed by any In the whole tide water
distrc, OF Virginia. there being not less than three
ourlhs mile of shore for oyster planting, and that
twhen The Railroad to Richmond shall be completely
not more than q hours the Richmond market for the
best oysters taken from said river. There 10 wood
enough upon this land pay for the place at least three
times and more convenient for shipping than upon any
point on The river. Vessels drawing feet can come
Immediately up TO the wharf
The subscribers will treat privately with any person
or persons who may be disposed ter viewing the pre-
mises) purchaser otherwise Il VIII be offered Tor sale
the highest bidder, on TUESDAY, the lHh day Of
January lSi7 the premises, credit oil t. IL and
Is months, for approved security and deed OF trust II
deemed necessary.
The title TO the above property IL believed TO be I'M
doubted but the undersigned will convey only such Il.
tie as is vested in them rs Trustees
Mrs Garland will join with the Trustees in the title
DAVID MAY, (Tus,.,v
Jan. 9-cot THOS. WALLACE,
MISSIONERS' SALE OF
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W.P.TurDin's LOfteryOffice,

NJ: ,, 10. MAIN STREET. Richmond W.
j. n MAURY& &C.. MANAGERS.
w. P TURPlN. vENpER.
| $4,000 DOLLARS In Capitals nf l0,U00 DOLLARS
Alexandra Lottery, Glass b, for ls47, to be drawn
rs No. Lo,tery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
IrIss ss,n sS' S"S g prizes of $1,000 600
$500 200 900
Tickets $40: halves s; quarters so. Certificates Of
Packages Of a5 Whole Tickets sl3O; 25 halves 65; IS
quarters 32 so.
1886 5000! 10000! 10 of 1900!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass c, for is47, TO be drawn
rs Number Loltery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
| pri.sof $500, 600 prize of s saSS
5000 10 1880
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so. Certificates of
Packages of &c Whoes, $780, rs Halves, co. 26iouar-
ters, 30.
10000 DOLLARS. 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class H. for le47, TO be drawn
rs Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme
| prIze OF $4,000 10 prizes of 1850
10000 25 900
/ 6U0n % 500
! 5000 50 300
Ticket, $40; halves S; quarters so. Certificates Of
Packages or Is Whole Tickets $780, IS halves 65; >
quarters 80 So
$4,000 DOLLARS. 10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass f, for 1917, 10 be drawn
January Both.
66 No Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
| prize Of s25,oOO ~ prizes OF sie eno
1000 Is 500
5000 20 $50
2,U00 eic. etc.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarter. so. Certificates
Of Packages of D Whoes Sle0 y halves So p quar-
tors IS.
Remit,ances received free Of postage Drawings for
warded, when requested as soon as received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
JAMS w. ,. Tbhf'S.
DIAPER ENVELOPES AND WATERS
L J. w. RANDOLPH & Co, i2l Mainst,
have for sale beautiful assortment OF Noe Pa
per Envelopes and Fancy Noe Waters, some OF
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T UMP PLASTER.-Wcha have for sale at our
IL Warehouse, on The Basin, large supply OF
lhe above article.
Dec 10 HENRY LUDLAM & GO.
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TAPER ENVELOPES AND WATERS
J. w. RANDOLPH & CO, i2i Main IT,,
have for sale beautiful assortment OF Noe Pa
per Envelopes and Fancy Noe Waters, some OF
which are entirely new, and never before seen 10
Richmond Jan,
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g-TAUCTION NOTICE.-We ask parcu-
lar attention 10 our sale Of fifty valuable Servants
which will commence This morning at 10 o'clock
precisely. These Negroes are all from one es-
late and sold Tor no fault.
N. B. & c. B. HILL,
Ian q ADcls
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uRELIGIoUS NOTICE--There will pc
services at ST. Luke's Chapel, as usual, on SAD
bath next.
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.
Ma ). L. DUNTON, Principal Of the Male Depart

WASHINGTON HENRY ACaDEN T.
Ma. j. L. DUNTON, Principal of the Male Depart
ment. ~
Mas. & J. DUNToN, Principal of the Female De-
paxtment. 80
.1,HE next session OF This Institution will commence
l on the 20ih January, and terminate on the 2oh
D-cenibrr 1917, allowing vacation ul one mohti ne
tween the Summer and Fall terms. The plan OF IN
sucon thorough and PRACTICAL and carried as Tar u
the residence the student will permit
The situation Is retired and healthy, and the commu-
nlty in an eminent degree, moral and refined.
Board can bs had in the family of the Principal ut
Tui,ion-Tn Reading, Writing and first principles of
Geography, Arithmetic and Grammer, $50
10 the higher brancher OF English Science, Mathe-
mstics and Latin, 5o
For French, an extra charge of ~
Reports of proficiency and conduct are furnished
monthly.
No abatement for Absence except In cases Of protracl
id sickpess THOS. C. TINSLEY,
President, Board Of Trustees.
Address the Principal, nj Richmond.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in this city, on Wednesday evening Jan: g
=, IT, Rev. Mr.. Jacob Manning, Mr JOSEPH J. ENG
JIsH. Of this city, TO Miss MARTHA +. CLARKE, oil
King & Queen county, Va.
ny Baltimore Sun and Petersburg Republican re'
nuested 10 copy.
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EdW'd G.. Bruce,
PORTRAIT PAINTER,

llrH one DOOR ABOVE MAlN STREET., RICHMOND
JAN 6-d6eo
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RANK OF VIRGINIA.

rJNIE General Meeting Of tie Stockholders ofihe Bank
of Virginia will hr held nj thr Banking House IN The
civ Of Richmond, nonday the I'm Of January next,
By act Of the Legislature, passed 18th March, iel2
M officer Director of Bank vote by Proxy tor
any stakeholder in any election OF Directors or Officers
nf Bank, shall any Proxy he valid which shall
have been executed sixty days refoc the lime Of any
election. SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
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Frm MA Poirsr of AHgrgey for rating by Prom.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That

- de- hereby appoint - - 10 be Snhsti-
luie aud Proxy iGr and in name and behalf la
vote at ans lection Q; 4 Director Directors I'll The
Rank ~ Virginia: And furthermore Ia represent III
~ meetings IL hr Sfockhnd,t> Of SAID Bank, and IN
mint and behalf 10 vnIc respecting the -Dactng,
repeating or lun-ndIn: such Bylaws, Ordnancr> rr
Regulations rs may IL. d--mrd AID convrri
rni Tor tir government and management Of The said
Bank a iuii: rs might or could were - person
ally present.
Witness - hand, and seals- ihis - day Of -,
ls.-. lSEaI.
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AUCTION SALES.
My ~. Hs. 81 &. e. HILL, lAucts
FIFTY VALUABIE NEGROES


Will he sold by u, on FRIDAY, The Sih Of ia
nuary, AT 10 o'clock fry Negroes, consisting of
Men, Boys, GuIs, Wom-n and Children. These
Negroes are al! !sum one E.sga'e, and sold Tor no
tamil.
Dec 30 NIB y G. B. HILL, Aucts.
NEGRO HIRING.
rEHE subscribers tender t,eir services 10 their
i friends ADD The pubic, 10 hiie GU. their Ne
GRnEs ioT the ensuing year.
They would adyi>- ,h,se "ho wish 10 employ
them 10 inform ih,ra early as practicable, that
they may have an opportunity o. obtaining lOod
h0mes and goct pric' '2r ;ner negroes
They hope that an experience OF several years
will cattle them 10 a LIBERIA share OF patronage
Their Office is IN the corner OF Franklin and
18th streets, IN rear OF Guy Hotel, formerly Bell
Tavern. n. b. j &. B. HILL
Nov 3n-dScri5hJ
DlAN0 FORrES.-P. II. TAYLOR, l6O
i Main Street, has just received an addition 10
his stock OF superior Piano t'ores which, together
with further supply, expected in a few days,
will enable him 10 cher 10 purchasers as large
ami varied an assortment as any other establish
ment in the Sac. Terms as accommodating
and prices as low, considering quality, as can be
had elsewhere. Jan. ,
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WHITE wADDING, just received.
W CHENERY & HARTWELL.
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arACJIINE SASH BLIND, and DOOR MANU-
Nl PaCTI'RER and GIL aZlER, l2ih Street,
South E4s, Corner Of Capitol Square. Richmond, Va.
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MAXINE JOURNAL,
LOCUST COTTAGE FEMALE SEM

LOCUST COTTAGE FEMALE SEMI
MART.
sISHE exercises of this Institution will he resumed the
18th OF January, le47 IN which will be taught an
the branches Of polite English Education ne FRENCH
Latin and Greek Languages, Drawing, Painting ana
Music. -.
Mrs southsate has been fortunate as TO secure Tue
instructions OF Miss Harrei,e NJ Hughes OF New YORK,
fbrr former teacher whom she conscientousiy recon-
mends TO tho public thorough and accomplished
teacher with whose cooperation she hopes TO advance
The Young ladies' commied to her care In no ordinary
manner ,,,, 49,.
The term of ten months will be divided into long
and snort session. giving the month of September or
vacation. Pupils will be received al any time ourias
the term but for shorter period than the remain
der OF the term, without express understanding. no
charge will be made previously TO entrances and no de
ducun absence, except for potraced indsposti"n
Parents are particularly requested TO send their chidfeh
nj tho OF The session. late entrance
xrratv retards their Improvement, which Is desrah'r
10 parents and teachers
Every effort will be made to promote the comfort q
he Young ladies' we'll TO advance their lntelec-
mai ana moral attachments. We use the same books
and teach ts same branches taught IN the most
approved Female Colleges.
Mr. William 5. Bergman will give instructions IN the
Latin and Greek Languages, Algebra aud Mathematics
which will enable to offer advantages 10 young
ladies heretofore IN our power, and 10 carry OUT
Collegiate Course:
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY

Januafy 1866 Nos. - drawn.
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass No. 7, 10 be drawn Al
Baltimore January 18Th. 1917. 66 Nos. IL drawn.
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Miles Amber,

WANTED the Penitensary, Hoop Poles ana
w Pine Ford Wnad. N"". '-'''
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NOTICE.

TO THE PUBLIC.
VIZ HEREAS, executed 10 Robert Cochrane,
w on the 30lh of December last, bond
for $lSS, this is to warn the public against
trading Tor or purchasing it, as | hold offsets
against said bond.
Ian Sill HENRY CANNON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-08

Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class 5, TO he drawn
on Saturday January 3Gth, ls47, al Wilmington, De-
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3Strbt1oapp asnantrEr.
EDUCATION.
CONCORD aCADEuy
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.

'iE next session q: this Institution will commence
inc Isl 81 February, and terminate the 3Dlh of June
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CD. LUCK, Richmond, Va.

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JANUARY!
January 1866 Nos, 10 drawn.
Susquehanna Lottery, Class No. Z, 10 be drawn at
Baltimore, January 18th, 1917. sc Nos, 10 drawn.
Capitals
prize OF SIS, QUO prize of S20O0
lU,O00 I,75d
" 5000 :" l,5Ou
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LATEST FROM THE FLEET.

| Extract of letter from an officer in the
Navy, dated "Anton Lizardo, Dec. 10th
1896"
ga few moments since received intelligence
Of the entire loss Of the brig Somers, with two
Of her officers. Acting Sailing Master Clemson
and Passed Midshipman Hynson, and thrty>nne
Of the crew. She capsized and sunk off Vera
Cruz. The remainder Of the officers and crew
were saved, amidst severe gale. by the exerlions
OF the English. French and Spanish vessels oil
war lying off Vera Cruz. Nothing was known
Of this at the anchorage until the remainder oil
Of those on the wreck were brought down by
one OF the steamers.
1.-THE Somers has been performing the most
arduous blockading duties for several months,
under every vicssitude Of weather. She was to
have been relieved TO-. day by the john Adams
but her lace is run. She lies wreck, in II
lathoms water, almost within gunshot OF the
Castle"
On the 9th inst. Midshipman R. Clay Rogers
and Doctors j. H. Wright, with boats crew
from the Somers went for the purpose Of recon.
noering below Vera Cruz. When Rogers, Dr.
Wright, and seaman had gone some distance
from the boat, they were surrounded by seven
Mexican soldiers. Mr. Rogers and the seaman
Weie Wdue PtisoheIs anu sent 70 the castle OF
Perote.
Commodore Conner is expected every hour,
with the Princeton, Sptfre. and their small YES
sells from Tampico, and the Albany and Boston
from the North; and we confidently expect, upon
their arrival, to make an immediate commence
ment upon Alvarado. Some OF the patriotic
citizens OF that place have thrown out polite init.
nations OF their readiness TO recommence the
exchange OF their copper for our iron, and Com.
Conner is not the man to decline traffic fur
nishing such returns.
| presume you have not yet heard OF the at.
tempt Of Mr. Rogers, one Of the recent cutting
out party, to set fire 10 building used as a
magazine near the town. His life was probably
saved by not succeeding. Himself and one OF
his boats crew were made prisoners, and it is
said have been sent to Perote-reason not stated.
That is all know OF it.