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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF RICH MONO.
High Wafer this nsy. at 10, O'Clock, A. NJ.

SAILED.
Brig Ann Maria, Radcliffe, At,akapas, sugar
and molasses, TO Dunlop, Moncure &Co.
Schr. Robert B. Glover, Ireland, New York.
Schr. J. w. Smith, Perine, New York.
Schr Patrick Henry, Chester, New York. sun
dries, to Davenport, Allen s. Co, Dunlop, Mon
cure & Co., Edmond & Davenport, E. M. Leon
ard, Massie s. White, Fl. w. TYLER, J. P. Dnval
& Co., r. r. Duval & Co., Webb, Bacon & CO.,
Duval & Purcell S. Delarue, Putney & Watts,
C. Jones, Workman, McGruder & Co., J. G..
Crane, Antonio Pizzini, Lee & Tinsley, Gordon
& Skinker, Hables,on & Brother, w. Nj. Harri-
son & Co., w. Anderson, T. Robertson, w. Bar.
reu j. Bonavita, w. Taylor, c. R. Allen, Gre,-
Ter & Greter, c. T. Workman, w. Greaner,
Keat, Kendall & Alwater, II. Kelley, J. Pizzni,
J. Nj. Royal, ]. w. Randolph & CO., Nash g.
Woodhouse w. Ritter, Gallagher Oldner, w.
Palmer, Keesee & Sumner. c. Slebbins, Cren-
shaw, Bros & Co., Inloes g. Bror s. Bonavita,
Smith & Harwood, Clarkson & Gardner, aud 10
order
SAILED,
Schr. Samuel Davis, Hoxie, Boston.
Schr. Thomas Fl. Thompson, Brown, Boston.
Barque ParthiaD, Allen, New Orleans.
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STATIONS Office,

SlEdtlONA> y VkHASCs
MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TIE ENTH
~ STREET.
Let aIlthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToN's the man.
Drawn Nos of Leesburg, No. |, Jan. %:
81 % so rs Sc 10 81 81 62 IS | 67 Ga.
Ticket, Nos. SO 81, Capital. sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass I,
January %:
35 G5 S. "A - 81 81 2 l6 II 80 TO-
Ticket Nos. i6 81 80, CAPITAL sold and
paid by SrRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Glass ID,
January %:
u 81 Is 65 CD SO so So i6 81 A 9 10.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg Lottery, Glass 4.
January IS:
48 So So &C Al 4 IA 2 81 IS - 81 26 So 70.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-New Jersey Lottery, No. T.
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 1000. 5000, 1905,
30 of 1000. &c. 70 Nos, ID drawn. Tickets
SIS; halves 2 so; quarters rs.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-Aex Lottery. No. 4.
Capitals: $4,000, OF 5000, of $500, 2 Of
1000, 2 of 1900, Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets SIS; halves 2 50; quarters IS.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-NewJ Jersey Lottery No. g.
Capitals: $4,000 10000, 5000, 5000, 2.49O,
20 of l,O00 sc. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets
IS; halves SO; quarters %.
5000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Mononeal Lottery, No. 4. Ca
pials $4,000, 1000, l,759, Q of 1000, S Of 300,
&c IS Nos. IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves l;
quarters SO cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS
SATURDAY-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No.
9. Capitals $4,000, 900, $40, &c. IS Nos,
IL drawn. Tickets ST.; halves 50 cents; quar-
ters IS cents.
$4,000 DOLLARSl 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class E, for 1877, TO be
drawn January solh: &C Nos, - drawn; Ca
ptas: S25, 900, 10000, 5000, 1000, 10 of 900,
is OF 500, 90 of $50, &c. Tickets $40; halves
S. quarters 9 SO. Certificates of packages OF
% wholes, $780, % halves, SO; 22quarters o5
Orders for Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attendedto, anddrawings sent when re.
ouested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Jan. 25 Richmond. Va.
TNHE annual general meeting of the Mutual
J. Assurance Society, against FIRE on building:
OF the State Of Virginia, will be held al their Of
fee, in the city Of Richmond, on Monday, the
18th day of February next, at o'clock, +. M.
]. RUTHERFOORD, P. A.
| Jan i9-cwtdm
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a RUNAWAY In JAIL.

xxrAS committed on thu 10th day of December, 1886
w 10 the jalI of Rockingham county, Virginia,
runaway Negro Man, who calls himself ANDERSON
and says r j. the property Of Mr.. Winsow, Of Green
county Virginia. Said Negro ~ ah0nt twenty-five oil
thirty wears &C age five feet inches high, not very
HACK: had on when committed Coat aud Pants al
Drab Home made Cloth, very much woTn an old Woo
HAT and pair uf old Shoes. The owner OF The above
named Negro is hereby notified 10 come Tor sad Negro
nrrnaed 10 prove property pay charges, and take him
away or lie will he dealt with rs the law dlrect..
""N'' D. Z. STERLING,
Ian Ie--cwCw Jailor OF Rockingham county, Va.
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Dac. l5-d3t4et

TN CHANCERY-VIRa,SIA AT rnlss taken in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery Prince Edward County, the 9Th day
OF October, 1886
John Queensbery, fiaihtih
against
Benjamin Brown, Defendant.
The defendant not having entered his appearance and
given security according To an act of the General AS
that he l. not an nhahitan Of this Stac the motion
Of The plaintiff by COUNSEL it is entered at rules afore
said and accordingly ordered that the said defendant
do oopear at rules 10 be taken in the Clerks Office
aforesaid on the first Monday in March next, and
aver the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in Of The public news
papers printed in the cry OF Richmond, Tor TWO
mon his successvey and also posted at the front door
OF the Court House Of this county.
Copy Teste.
Nov. aa-cwom. H. J. WoRsHAM, C. e.
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LOTTERIES.
Z. B. PendletOn,


SUCCESSOR TO d. M. uOYT1
Lottery Office, No. 3 Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
Virginia.
TUE following grand Schemes show beautiful ar
venturers, and those who never udventured are re
questcd TO notice particularly the Schemes for the Gill;
prizes OF el0,0OO the 10th, 83 0OO IS drawn balots
and Goth, $25 000 sc Nos and 10 drawn he Tickets
are received and all orders will meet with prompt
Ienton, if addressed TO
Z. D. PENDLETON, Richmond.
r. >. Orders In all cases strictly confidential.
$4,000! 100000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass +, for 1877, TO be drawn
January 30th.
Ct Number Lotterv-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
! prize Of $4,000 10 prizes Of 1000
! 10000 Is 500
! 5000 90 $50
-" 1900 &c. &C.
Tickets $40; halves s; quarters 50. Certificates of
Packages of % Woes costs Sl0O - halves So p quar-
ters IS.
Or In addition TO the above, there are smaller
SchemesCapitals ranging from 1000 10 $50 OO0 and
Tickets from 81 TO $5trawings Of which are received
daily.
Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certificates of
Packages In the above Splendid Lotteries, win receive
The most prompt attention, and account of each
drawing viii be sent when requested, to all who order
Tickets from K. B. PENDLETON,
Richmond, Virginia.
On all letters enclosing CASH Prize Tickets, the
postage, as usual, need not be paid. JAM
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NEGRO HIRING.

sud lie public generally To hire out their Negroes
for the ensuing year. They would advise those VINO
would wish 10 employ them 10 give inflammation ny soon
"a nossibe that they may get good homes and prices
1bry nlrr- themselves 10 lake good security, and
make bonds pas able quarterly IN all cases; also 10 pay
strict attention To their Negroes when sick, and TO en-
nlov Medical at 81 per annun for each ser
vant n required From their experience in the bust
ness and general acquaintance, they hope 10 ief''
and receive a full share nf public patronage.
or Their Office Is Immediately opposite Inc bar
Room of The City Hotel. f,rmrrly Bell Tavern.
HODGES ROY PULLlAM,
Aucliomrers and General Agents,
n.c ,ic,f Wall Al Richmond. En.
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POPLAR MOUNT sCHOOG,

THE Female Schnni NJ my residence, at Poplnr
j Mount, in Gre-nsva county, will Commence the
first Of February lS47 and eud the first Of Dec@mb.r
will take boarders in my family not exceeding eight
scholars. VIII he taught in my School the English,
French and Latin Languages and also Algebra and
Geometry.
TrRMs $500 for Board and Tuition, for the Of
ten months including every chass eroapt Music which
will be all extra charge Of SEQ.
JOHN p. HARDAWAY, NJ. ID.
IatEa
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s wan yer ,

RICHM OND, VIRG GINA,
CITuATED on Broad street, few yards
- Eas, of the Depo, Of the Richmond, Freder
icksburg and Potomac Railroad
Board, per day, 81 y
Board, for man and horse, per day, l Sc
Persons going in The Northern Cars can bt
furnished with BRsAkrAsr every morning, il
time for The cars, for 37i cents.
WIN. J. TAYLOR, Proprietor.
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FATS. Caps and MuGs.
GREAT BAKGAINS, FUK IHSII, NJ TIE
VIRGINIA HAT MANDATORY,

VIRGINIA HAT MANDATORY,
No. 1871, Broad ST., Siockoc HM
THE subscriber would Veg leave to inform his friends
l customers, and the public in general, that he has
now received his Fall Stock nf HATS, CAPS, and
MIIPFs from the lowest TO highest Rrades consist
Inc in part of Moleskn and Fur Hats; Bcaver Nutra,
Brush, Silk Mapped Angola Coney and Wool Hats OF
sin yeiyeteen Infants Silk and Cotton Velvet, Glazed
and Hair Seal Caps, and Mufs of all kinds which he
will sell nj reduced prices.
Purchasers ARE respectfully invited 10 call and examine
my assortment. v u. DE- !.
P.s.-oId Hats taken in exchange for new ones, and
market prices given for FURS, al No. s, Broad street,
Shockoe Hill. Vs. IL D.
Nov l3-cJm
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N : 7,

nN Thursday last, small Leather Pouch,
" containing a $40 note, believed OF The Farm
ers' Bank, and 81 South Carolina Bank Nolei
also, Bond of Beazley g. 0nares for $50, be-
sides some other papers and memorandnms.-
The finder will confer an obligation on the own
or, and be literally rewarded. by leaving u al me
store OF WILLIAMS " EhAhLL'
Ian O3-3t
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

A FEW vacancies in this Institution. Terms-Sl00,
n Board and Tuition, fiom February LIST TO July list
payable in advance. Course OF studies full and tho
rough embracing Ancient aud Modern Languages, Ma-
thematics, History, Geography and Bellies lrttIes "
J. l.. Rochas will continue teach the Modern I.an-
gnages. Discipline Of the School parental and christian.
class and dement, roll carefully KEPT and quarterly
report made accordingly 10 parents and guardians Re-
Mrs Martha Organ, w. J. Barksdale, Edmund Rufin,
ar e. w. Boiling. and John WHY, Esqrs., who have
at the Institution Address-l.odore T. o Amelia.
Jan. 5-cSt WAi. II. HARRISON.
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New Lottery Office,

TOHN B. BIGGER has removed his office 10
y No. ZIG Main Street. He offers S26 600 for
80 Also, 1000 dollars; IA drawn Numbers out
Of &c. Fine Tor package. Whole tickets only
4. Drawings receive this day. He would ask
the attention of purchasers 10 the scheme which
draws tomorrow; $50, 900 capital prize-7s Nos,
l6 drawn. Tickets $40.
Orders for Tickets in any Lottery advertised in
another column by Messrs. d. Paine & Co. will
meet with confidential attention, and drawings
sent when requested to all who send their orders
to JOHN B. BIGGER, Richmond, Va, and il
is necessary in order to secure capital prize that
all should be addressed 10 him. Jan. 26
M ERCER POTATOES.-We have in store,
lHl on the Dock, small cargo of fine Mercer
Po,stoes. For sale by
Jan. 26-lw HENRY LUDLAM & CO.
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HESTER & WHITE,
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND, VA

KICHMONU, va.
THE subscribers, late OF GAINESVILLE, Va, have open
i ed n COMMISSION HOUSE in this place, for the
sale of Tobacco and other Produce. Their Office is
near Shockoe Warehouse and few doors from Messrs.
Preston 4 Enders. EnM'D HESTER,
JOHN E. WHITE.
RErrRExcEs-Wm. Townes Esq, Capt. 4. Caring
VILE, Va; Col. II. Thwrat, Petersburg, Va; John b..
Darlington and Robert F. Owen, Esqs Halifax, Va;
John Wimbish. Esq, Granville, N. e.; John A Bur
vile, Va. Jan. 5-C6t
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N0tiCe,

STEAMER POCAHONThS.
- 4 As il is uncertain at what time
to-day The above boat will arrive,
in consequence OF unavoidable detention in Bal
timore. shippers are requested not 10 send down
their freight, without informing US before hand
Passage and fare te Baltimore during The winter
season only SIS. HENRY LUDLAM g. co.
Jan. &c
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Board and Tuition in the English branches, per
cnNC0Rn ACAnEMY

CONCORD ACADEMY.
THE next session Of this Institution will commence
the lst Of February, and terminate the 3uth Of June
following: ...
The Latin and Greek Languages, Ancient History
and Geography +. w. Coleman, A. NJ.
Mathematics, comprising Arithmetic, Algebra, De.
ometry, Plane and Spherical 1riconometry, Nautical
Astronomy, and the Differenta and Integral Calculus
Prof. l.. NJ. Coleman, A. NJ.
The French, Spanish and Italian Lnnguages-Prof.
Isidore Outlet.
Natural Philosophy, comprising Mechanics, Hydro
dynamics, Pneunatics, Acoustics, ELECTRICITY ana Cal
yansm, Optics and hstronUmy-Prnf. j., NJ. Coleman,
A. NJ
Moral Philosophy-Prof F. W. Coleman, M.
TERMS.
BOARD INCLUDING Washing bedding nd fie aud TUT
tnn for the session Uf 1--WE MONTHS Sll5-payablr III
advance.
For the character Of the Institution, the subscriber
lrls Ia the gentlemen " hose names are gwen below
and for the superior qualifications Oi his assistant, L.
ST. Coleman, The annexed testimonial of the Profess
sors Of the University Of Virginia an; ru.x pn,,,,,
Address-Concord Academy, Caroline county.
REFERENCES John Y. Mason, Secretary of
the Navy Dr.. r. Scol' speaker Of the Senate OF tir-
cna; Thomas J. Randolph, ESQ., Abemarls, pr.
Armisead Cook. Portsmouth,; Robert c. slanard, ESQ
Richmond; Vim. II. Harrison. Esq., Prince George
Rube,t NJ T. Hunter, Esq.,. ESSEX; William II. Tay-
ior, Esq. Mount Airy; Richard Baylor. Esq, ESSEX;
Col. William Armistead.. Alabama; Right Rev NJ
choIas Cobbs, y. d., Bishop Of Ala Hon Thomas H.
Ia,
johnson, Esq Petersburg; Hon. James a. Srddon,'
NJ. g.; VIM. A. Gibbons, Esq., New Jersey, Gen. Der
nard Psyton,. ana Is. w. Leigh, ESQ.,. Richmond
Gentlemen who either have had or who al presr III
have sons or wards members Of the Institution.
DcJ- Testimonial of the Professors Of the University
oil Virginia:
UNIVERSITY OF VA, Nov. 20, lS+G
hr. l.. H. Coleman Distinguished graduate Of the
Schools of Ancient Languages, Modern Languages,
Mathematics, Natural chilnsnphy Chemistry and ;io-
raj Philosophy in the University Of Virginia, aud has
from that Institution the degree Of MAsTEK
Ans.
During his residence at the University, his studies
were pursued with nnliIIng diligence, and were re-
Warded with an unusual share OF success IN every
suhiect 10 hich his attention directed We, there
fore regard him as admirably prepared TO commence
the duties OF instructor Of YOUTH and We ceenuy
recommend him, not only we'll grounded IN the seve
raj branches taught in the Academic Schools OF The
University hut as gentleman Of uDbemlshed chaiac-
Ter and concilialing manners
GESsNER HARRISON,
Prof of Ancient Languages.
NJ. sCHELE DE WERE,
Pref. Mod. Languages.
EDWARD n. COURTENAY,
Prof. Of Mathematics.
WA. B. ROGERS,
Prof. Natural Philosophy.
w. N. McGUFFEY,
Prof. Moral Philosophy.
RE. ROGERS,
Dec. l5-d3t1en Frof Chem. and Mat. Med.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Henry q. SempIc.
A TTORNEY At La ",

MoNTG merry, ALAB ANA,
WILL practice In the Courts Of Law and Equity o
w Montgomery and Lowndes counties, In the Cir
cult Court Of the United States Mobile, and In The
Supreme Court of Alabama.
REFERENCES Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor Of
Law in the University Of William and Mary, Virginia
Judge William n. Cabell, President Of the Court of APP
peais of Virginia; simon Grrenleaf, Royal Professor Of
Law, Cambridge, Massachusetts; II. w. g. J. J. Fly
and Charles +. osborne, Richmond, Virginia; GwaIh-
mey, Forbes & Co., and Beers & Smith, Mobile, Ala
bnnia; Fisher & Co., Boston; A. Thornton, New York.
William q. Maitland Of New York. Aug. 25-cw6m
NJ Thr Mashlne ion Enlun 1snuesIrd To copY.
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THE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends for
the liberal patronage received during his connection
with Mr. NJ A. Hope, and respectfully Informs them,
and the public generally, that he will continue 10 con-
duet the GROCERY and GRANARY BUSINESS al
the same stand occupied by lSBELL & HOPE.
lie hopes, by assiduity and strict attention to BUSH
ness 10 merit and share fair portion of public patron
age. FRANCIS i. lsBELL,
Lntc of tile Firm Of lsbell 4 Hope.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

YoRE T0ws, December lst 1916
All persons having claims against the estate OF Ia
MEL Lawson deceased late Of the county Of York
hereby required pre.ent them before on OF before
the twenty seventh day OF February, le47 that may
audit and report upon Them in obedience To the
ing decree. ALEXANDER Z. GAhhEII,
Bee. l6-eW6W commissioner.
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OFFICE.

KcTilUnd ITIH JdHHify, IcTI'1 :
PURSUANT TO an order Of The Superior Court OF
l Chancrry for the Richmond Circuit, made on The
2s,h day of February, 1885, the creditors OF James
Scrupss decreased hereby notified 10 produce before
me i'm this Office IN before the 10Th day oi March
-; ~ no,, ,bersor NJ. b. PUIrIAUX,
!" Gu, snri ca,wSy Master Commissioner.
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SCHOOL AT WEST VIEW

MRS. JONES and Miss RANDOLPH will resume
lVI their duties in The School al West View ON the Isl
day OF February next. Terms Us herctoore-viz:
Board for ten months, 500
Tuition in the English Branches, y
Do. French, 10
Music, ~
Persons wishing TO engage pupils will please address
DIR. George Mason, or Mrs. n. A. Jones' stony Mount,
Brunswick, Va. Dec. l6-cifebl
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az The Armory and Tredegar Total Abstinence 60
cety will hold extra meeting This Evening at
O'Clock, when address will be delivered TO the Mont
gomery Volunteers by the Rev. Mr.. kingsford. The
public are invited TO attend
The Armory and Trodesar Division, No. SO, Sons OF
Temperance, will meet Immediately after the ADJOURN
ment of the meeting for the purpose Of Initiating such
members Of the above Company may desire IL. Breh
Of the Order generally are invited TO be present on
the occasion. Jan. 70
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GREAT INDIAN MAssACRE-Butcht

1 GREAT INDIAN 6btlhe-
~ Of Women and ChiLdren.-A leller from gen.
kleman at Council Bluffs, dated on the l7h of De.
Bcember, 10 his correspondent in ST. Louis, states
khat, on the previous day, band OF the Omahas
SSwere met by ba nd OF the Sioux, in the neigh
tborhood of the Bluffs, that battle ensued be-
Tween them, and that the Sioux killed sixty OF the
|Omahas before the conflic, terminated.
The following particulars we find in a letter 10
The ST Louis Republican
al, was a cold blooded buchery Of women and
|children in the absence Of all line warriors Oftha
Village On the night of the 18th and 18th, the
letter states, war party Of YancIon Sioux lndi-
ans defeated and destroyed fourteen tribes OF the
IOmaha tribe of Indians, located at the time al
Woods Bluffs, situated about sixty miles from
| this place-Bsl,eview. The men and warriors
| Of the Omahas had left the camp on hunt and
lie Sioux, soon after they reached the camp, dis
covered that they only had women and Children
10 contend with. The slaughter was terrible
|sevenly.lhree were killed, and nineteen MORALLY
wounded Two men made their escape-one Of
,nem Joseph LaAeche, a trader in the employ OF
Mr. Peter A. Sarpy, and al the time in charge OF
stock OF goods.
"fie ran from The scene OF blood bare footed
aud arrived al Beleview with both feet frozen
Mr.. Sarpy and Major Miller, the present agent
dispatched party Of men to ascertain The facts,
and they confirmed on their return, The report Of
Laaeche. They also reported that five of the
Sioux Indians had been killed. no doubt stabbed
/ BY the Omaha squaws. Going twenty miles tnr.
Their than the ground of the massacre, they found
the place where the goods of the trader had been
divided among the robbers.
at seems, adds the letter, that tate is against he
Omaha Indians. Four or FIVE days before hi,
event took place, one lodge, camping at Caban
mes old trading house. was attacked BY wa
patty of Ayonas, commanded by The well known
chief White Cloud, AMI four oil the men woun
died. and one woman killed.
"Ano,her letter from Fort Scott, in The Republic
can. states that the Sac and Usage Indians hav.
recently held council in the Usage Iaiion, The
object OF which was 10 unite their forces ant
influence to rob and plumber the whites, possibly
under the impression that they could obtain aie
from Mexico.
1.-THE Osages and Creeks are also about com
mencins hosliilies.
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UCK,S OFFICE, Wall Street, opposite City Hotel.
l. For this Morning -S26 OO0 snOo OO0. 600, 500,
1855 20 Of 1885, 7s Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets s..
Also the Delaware Lottery, in which LUCK Is SO IA
nous for selling three number prizes. S7,OO0 500
GIG, Of 300, etc. 66 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets ST.
shares in proportion.
Drop In at LUCK'S this morning before half past ten
O'Clock, and pocket some of the above
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated, No. 4:
50 10 S Al 40 81 81 2 80 81 10 So 10.
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appOMATTOX COUNTY.

APPUMA IOA OOUNI :.
A meeting Of the Democratic party IS request.
|, =, Appomattox Court House, on the DAY OF
ts;r next Court, for the purpose of nominating a
Lna,daIe 10 represent Them in the next Legisla-
- =, Virginia. Ii is earnestly desired that there
l;n he full and harmonious meeting, and that
I NAV unite upon one whose merits will re-
i've the unanimous vote OF the patty.
f'e VII A DEMOCRAT.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE
A MONG them Carpenters, Blacksmilhs,
II Bricklayer (frst raie) Primers pressman,
House servants, women and men, Drivers, a
Millright, Factory men, &c.
LEWIS HILL,
Agent and Collector over Colquilts Saddle
Store. Jan. IL.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. JAN. as.

RICHMOND MARKETS. JAN. as.
TOBACCO Manufacturing sorts in demand
a, fair prices. We quote Jugs (new) at ST. SO
a 2 IS; common leaf, Q so 3 SO; middling, 3 rs
a 4 SO; good 10 fine, 4 50to7.
FLOUR-held al IS 25.
CORN-Corn 62i 10 65 els.
OATS-3O 35 cents-in demand.
WHEAT-Rcd IS a 100; While 100 l05c
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, SO 90 a so; nett 6 a 6 So according 10
QUALIFY MuTroN SO a $4-scarce and in
demand. Hoes: Live IS SO wholesale-S6 re-
tail.
COTTON-9t a 10 cents per ID.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran l2S cts; Shorts Is
cents; Brown Stufs 80 cents; Ship Stufs so els.
PROVISlONS.-BAcoN: Smilhfield and City
Cured, new. 81 a 8 cts, and scarce-old Western
Sides, Ia 8 Cts, very scarce; Shoulders, a Ut
Cts; Hams, a6i cents. All kinds OF Bacon
scarce. LARD 9c.-scarce and wanled.
RlCE-New crop A At cents per pound.
SALT-Sl so from wharf; 60 from store.
LIME-s7t c. 81 from vessels-lasl sales.
COTTON YARNS-Richmond and Man
chester Factory prices) Nos. 4 TO r. l8 cents;
Nos. 10 10 l8, 10 cents.
RUM-New England, in bbls., % % cents.
Price nominal
WHISKEY-Bbls. 24c.; hhds. % cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-26
DIS4OTJITI0N
NEW BUSINESS.

THE Co.Partnershp of lSBELL e. HOPE IL this
j day mutually dissolved. The name of the firm will
DO used in closing tho business. F. 4. ISBELL,
January LIST. lSS7 Nj. A. HOPE.