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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-19

IN HANCERY-yIn.isIA la Goochland County
1 Court, 10th November. 1916:
Martin James and Thomas lanes, In his own
right, and Administrator Of Richard James, de
ceased, Plaintiffs
against
David Hodges and Nancy his wife, who Nancy
James; Mary Lee, who Mary James; T. n. West
and Elizabeth HIS wife, who was Elizabeth James,
George Ilte and Nancy HIS wife, who was Nancy
James; Thomas James, Robert James, John James.
William James, Drury W. James, and John w simms
and Mary his wife, who was Mary James; The said
Elizabeth, Nancy, Thomas, Robert, John, William.
Drury w. and Mary, being tie descendants Of John
James, deceased, Defendants.
Bill fled and the defe ndnnts having entered their
appearance and given security according 10 the act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and Il appearing
10 the satisfaction OF The Court that they inhabl
ants Of this Commonwealth the motion OF the plain
lifts by counsel Ia ordered that the said defen do
appear here third Monday February nexi and
answer the PLAINTIFF bill; and lnst copy OF this order
be forthwith inserted In some newspaper published In
the City Of Richmond, and continued for two months
suecessyely and posted ut the front door of the cou
House of this county.
Copy. Tesie,
Nov. @-cwom MAR. W. MILLER. e. G. {.
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We are requested TO announce DR.. C. Fon-
tain of Buckingham as a candidate for Congress;
subject however 10 the decision of the nominal
ing Convention a, Farmvile. on The 9th inst.
We are requested to announce that Samuel D.
McDearmon, Esq, will not be candidate for re-
election from The county OF Appomatox. We
regret 10 lose the valuable services Of himself and
A. R. Holiday, Esq, whose card will be found
in another place.
We are requested TO slate Mr.. VIM. F. Thomp-
son declines a reelection 10 The House Of Dele
gales from Dinwiddie county.
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Monday. 10 January.

To The Ehtors OfMe Enquirer:
Genllemen-Please announce TO the people OF
Spolisylvania, that shall mol be candidate for
reelection 10 seat 10 The House OF Delegates
and, as a response 10 various communications
proposing 10 make me candidate for a seal in
the Stale Senate, you may add 10 that annuncia.
lion, that feel il 10 be my imperative duty TO re-
turn 10 private liie and have determined 10 do So.
Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
ALEX. r. HOLIDAY.
January Sh I817
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Sr.rE or New BAMpsnlaE.

STATE or New HAMPSHIRE.
Resolred BIZ the Senate and House Of Representa-
tipes, in General Court eonpened, Tha, the Sena-
tors and Representatives from this State in the
Congress of the United States BIZ respectfully re-
quested to urge in that body the passage OF mea.
sures providing for the extinction OF slavery in
The District of Columbia Tor its exclusion from
Oregon and other territories that now, or at any
time hereafter, may belong 10 the United States;
for all constitutional measures for The suppress
sion of The domestic slave trade, and to resist the
admission of any new State into the Union, while
tolerating slavery.
Re~lued, That his Excellency, the Governor,
be requested to furnish copies Of the foregoing re-
solution 10 the Legislatures of the several States,
and to our Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress. JOHN 2. HALE,
Speaker OF the Fl. of Reps.
JAMES U. PARKER,
President Of the Senate.
Approved July 10, lS46,
Governor
A true copy: GEORGE G. FoGG,
Secretary OF State.
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A Positive and Permanent Cure for
CONSUMPTION.

CONSUMPTION AND DEATH will most ASSURE lily
be an early fate Of those who neglect themselves
when afflicted with the premontory symptoms
Of CONSU MPTION, such as Colds,
CcIghs, Bronchitis. or Soreness OF tho
Throat. DIR. SWAYNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY is expressly pre-
pared for the removal
and cure of those
dangerous and
troublesome
Diseases.
Therefore,
you who
laboring under Tho
influence olthese com
plants procure Immediate
y this medicine, before IL liz TOO
late. One bottle may he the means
of proonging your life. Be sure and
sees that the signature OF DIR. SWAYNE Is
ON EACH BOTTIE
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MANSFIELD ACADEMY

A MATHEMATICAL. and Classical School. by Al
ired O. A. Coleman, will be re-opened the l5th
January, ls47 and close 18th December following with
vacation of six weeks some time In The Summer.
In this School will he taught all the branches prepa.
atory 10 College, and full OF Mathematics and
LANGUAGES with oher subjects, far practicable In
an academy, To young men not intending TO finish their
education al College.
lie VIII continue 10 pursue his former mode Of instruc-
ton, critically Analysing each recitation rendering IL
clear ana integlbe by familiar lectures In order 10
give variety and zest, the LRncastean and nductivs
modes will also he pursued.
Tuition and Board, not including candles, 500, half
payable In advance.
Address the subscriber, post paid WilkersonvIe r.
o., Chesterfield CO., Va. Dec DC w5ws
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FRESH GOODS.

DY the schooner Thomas H. Thompson we
d are this, day receiving large supply OF
Mems and Boys fine Calf and coarse Water
Boots, of extra size and superior quality; also,
Women's Calf sewed Shoes, ano Chiloren,s
leather Boots, (Bacon's make;) all oil which Will
be sold very low by ,,no
Ian IA Ill Main Street
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IN CHANCERY.-VIRGiSiA At Rules held IN the
i Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Cumberland county, on Monday, the
4th day OF January, lei7
Thomas H. Hudsins, Plaintiff
against
Garland Brown, Raymond n. Minor, and his wife,
Martha j. Minor, Defendants
The defendant, Garland Brown, not having entered
hi, appearance and given security according The
of Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and II appear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he s not inhabant
Of this Commonweal il is ordered, that the said de
PENDANT do appear here the first day Of March term
next and answer the bill Of the Plaintiff; and that
ny Of this order he forthwith inserted In some newspa-
per published in the city Of Richmond for TWO months
and posted the font door Of the Court
house Of this county Copy-Teste,
Jan. l9-cwom B. b. WOUDSON, ID. e..
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Having spare moment We did not know in
what way TO employ ii more profitable than by
calling a, Mr.. Abernolhy's garden, where we
were well repaid by sight of most beautiful
japonica., roses, &c but the passion flower which
was in bloom, bore off The palm. We would ad.
wise those fond of the beauties SO bounteously show
cred upon US by Flora, to give Mr.. A. CALL
For the party going community Mr. A. has the
rarest flowers
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HARMERs' BANK OF vIRGINIA.-The
President and Directors have declared
Dividend out OF The profits of the last six months,
or3, per cent; sabjectto deduction Of one fourth
per cent bonus 10 the Stale, leaving 81 per cent.
nett PAYABLE 10 The Stockholders on or after the
18Th inst. ]. G. BLAIR, Cashier
Jan. S-c2w
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Isaac Il. Watkins and Thos. p. August,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
TTAVING associated themselves together, will
IL hencetorth attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts of the city of Richmond and county Of
Henrico. All business confded 10 them will re-
ceive the closest attention.
Address Watkins & August, Richmond, Va.
Their Office is the same heretofore occupied
bv Mr. Auoust Dec. 23-d&cIm
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NOtice to Volunteers.

C1APT. VIM. B. ARCHER'S Company Of
u Volunteers (the Marshall Guards) will be
mustered into The service oil The United States on
Tuesday next the 18th instant. All those men,
bers who are now absent are required 10 repair
10 the Rendezvous forthwith. All those who arc
absent on Tuesday will be regarded as deseriers,
and treated as such.
By order of the Captain.
&c
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.
Ma. ). l.. DUNTON, Principal of the Mule depart

WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.
Ma. $. L. DUNToN, Principal OF the Male depart
ment.
Mas. $. J. DUNToN, Principal of the Female De
partment.
THE next session of This Institution will commence
on the 2Oth January, and terminate on the 20ti,
December, l647, alowi ing vacation of one month he
tween the Summer and Fall terms. The plan of In
sruction IL thorough and PRACTICAL and carried far
the residence of the student will permit.
The situation is retired and healthy and the commu
nifty, In an eminent degree, moral and refined.
Board can be had in the family of the Principal y,
800.
Tuilion-In Reading, Writing and first principles OF
Geography, Arithmetic and Grammer, $50
In the higher brancher Of English Science, Mathe-
mstics and Latin, 30
For French, an extra charge Of 10
Reports Of proficiency and conduct are furnished
monthly.
No abatement for absence, except In Of proract
ed sickness. THOS. G. TlNSLEY.
President Board Of Trustees.
Address the Principal al Richmond.
ftuh
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In SENATE, July 10, 1876.
The following resolution, submitted by Mr..
Hamilton, was read and adopted:
Reolred, That The Governor be requested 10
copies of the Preamble and Resolutions
relating to Slavery, passed al this session Of The
Legislature, TO The Governors of the several
States, with The request that they be laid before
their respective Legislatures; and also copy to
each of the Senators and Representatives in Con-
gress from this State, 10 be laid before their re-
spec;ive Houses.
la. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
The foregoing are true copies.
GEORGE G. FOGG,
Secretary Of State.
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T.. Ii. PendletOn,

SUCCESSOR TO D. NJ. HOYT)
Lottery Office, No 3 Exchange Hotel, Richmond,
Virginia.
THE following grand Schemes show 4 beautiful ar
4 rangement for the present month, tJnpuary.l Ad-
veniurers, and those who never adventured, are re
quesed 10 notice particularly the Schemes for the 9h
prizes of $4,000; the l6h S35,OO0 Is drawn ballots
and auth, S25 O00 66 Nos and 10 drawn. he Tickets
are received, and all orders will meet with prompt
tention, IT addressed 10
f. B PENDLEToN, Richmond.
P. S. Orders In all cases strictly confidential.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
100000 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class D, FOR lsi7, to be drawn
rs Number Loilery-l3 Draw Ballots.
Grand Scheme
prize Of s3 3SS !. prizes OF s i'sso
/ !" : 900, 1899 g g :: 500 500
of Packages OF IS Wholes $50; a5 halves 6s d quar
ters - 80.
$4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Z, for 1877, 10 be drawn
TO Number Lottrry-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
prize of s25,OO0 10 prizes of $1,000
$4,000 Is 500
5000 20 $50
.r,. ., 1000 , . &C. C c.., &C.: -
JlckttS STU; nAlVes D; quafteIs1 ~ IeIlnCd.oS :"
Packages of ~ Wh0es costs $780, p halves So y quar-
tiers 25.
~ In addition TO the above, there smaller
Schemes Capitals angling from $4,000 TO 00O0 and
Tickets from 81 to s5-drawngs OF which are received
daily
Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certificates of
Packages in the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive
the most prompt attention, and an account of each
drawing will be sent when requested, To all who order
Tickets from E. B. PENDLETON,
Richmond Virginia
On all letters enclosing cash Prize Tickets, The
postage, as usual, need not be paid. Jan.
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EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM.

+, iday Evening, January &c, 1917.
1 L The request oil many oil the citizens OF Rich
n mond, M. A. ZANI DE FERRANTI,
first Cuitarls 10 II. NJ. The King OF the Belgians,
will give CONCERT, in which he will be as
sisted BY MIR. J. DuNDERDALE and Slo'a. GEORGE,
(for the vocal paIi,l and by Mr.. F. w. Roster and
MIR. P. H. TAYLOR, (tor the instrumental) Mr..
]. DUNDERDALE will preside atihe Piano Forte
IA. Fam DE FERRANTI will play The follow
ing compositions Of his own:
LIST. The Meeting and Dance OF The FAIRIES
(For The description OF the subject OF this piece,
see small blls)
%. A. Scaerzo on the National Air Yankee
Doodle. (Ths piece has been composed in
Richmond for this occasion)
Sd. "The Walpureis Night" (This piece
was suggested to The author by reading The cee-
brated German Tragedy Of Goethe, "Fausl."-
See small bills for the explanatory
u No poslponement on account o. weather.
Admission so cents. Tickets to b. had al The
usual places.
Doors open al 7, Concert to begin at 8 o'clock,
precisely. Jan. l9-d4t@
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2ktc3ntoosn azmqutrRr.

Alexander, had his arm set and bandaged in
lew minutes after The accident occurred. Mr.
Garland is doing well, and thinks he will be able
10 resume his journey in few days."
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We understand that the Governor and Council
have dated The commissions of the officers Of the
diferen, volunteer companies as follows. or
course they rank according TO the date OF their
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National Hotel,

DAVID +. KEELING. Proprietor.
n F. KEELING respectfully announces 10 the pub
~. lie that he has taken this fine Establishment,
Gently conducted by Captain FURnAN BLACK, and
begs leave solicit the patronage Of his friends and the
travelling community.
This House has recently undergone a thorough re-
pair has been newly furnished, and now possesses all
the means and appliances of superior Accommodation
The proprietor is determined that his Hotel shall mol
be eIeeed by any similar Establishment in the United
Siales and aware that al Impression exists the part
Of many that his charges arc higher than those else
where he further that his charge for Board Is
SO per day. or $40 per week.
Jan l9-clt d. +. KEELING.
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ID. Paine & Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
THE NEW YEAR opens with the most Brilliant
Schemes under the management Of d. PAINE
co. which have yet been presented TO the public
The old Maryland Lotteries, under the exclusive
management of Paine Co.. also offered to the pat
&c Fortunes Home where most Of the Grand Ca
pitvs have been sold and paid at sight. The Schemes
for the 6h l6h Goth and 2Gh OF January rich in
the extreme. Remember, for large prizes and prompt
pay, address orders to
c. w. PURCELL, Agent for the Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
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MUFFS! NUTS MUFFS
THIS day we have received fresh assortment
i OF Mufts consisting in part nt Lynx,
French Coney, African Fitch Jennett, Common
Coney, Russian Fitch Chinchilla, Natural Wolf,
Coored Wolf, &C., which will be closed al very
low prices, al the Hat and Cap Warehouse,
nearly opposite The Banks.
Jan. I9-G ]. SOUTHER & co.
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sTEAMFR pOCAHONTAS.

STEAMER PUCA HUN Tbs.
r - d The POCAHONTAS, Capain
sE Hollinsshead. will be ready 10 re-
celve licightlor Baltimore this morning, and win
leave the wharf al o'clock this afternoon. Pas
sage and fare 10 Baltimore during The winter
season only IS. HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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orrIcE PsrrasBuso RAILROAD Co. !,

OFFICE ETEHSbUHU NATLHUHU OU
January ID, ls47.
THE Board Of Directors have This day de-
J. clared dividend Of three per cent. out OF
the profits of The last six months, payable al The
Office OF The company on and after The 5lh inst.
Jan 7-aw H. D. BIRD, Prest.
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LAW NOTICE.

LAW NOTICE.
CHRISTOPHER c. SCOTT and ABNER A. sTITH
~ practice law In partnership, under the nrm OF
scorT Sri1H In all the Courts Of Law and Equity In
South Arkansas.
fr Once At Camden, wssbI'e county, Arkansas.
Fab. lQ-sly
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NOTICE.

HAVING qualified Us Executor under the last viii
and testament Of Ann A Oliver, deceased, late of
Hanover county, earnestly request all persons In
d1hted 10 tbs said Estate 10 comeorward ard pay such
Indebtedness without delay All persons holding claims
against my testatO will please present them for settle
ment. HUGH A. WATT
Executor Of Ann A. Oliver, deceased.
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LOTTERIES.
!. b. Luck's Lottery Office

On Wall Street, Opposite Guy H0iel.
NOW COMMENCE THE NEW YEAR WITH
~ LUCK.-The subscriber has re-opened his office,
and will continue the sale Of Tickets under the ma
nasenient of d. Paine & Co. The Maryland Lotteries,
now under their exclusive control also offered 10
his friends and patrons. On Wednesday, he oilers
Sio,Oo Capital, and 20 Of 900, for $l2 or will give
c-rtihcaie OF package of Wholes for $780, halves co.
quarters 80 you wish 10 be on "Luck's" slde call
or send your orders 10
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Jan. l9-G J. SoUTHER & co.
r UCK'S PRIZE oFFICE.-For this morn.
IL ing-Tickels for sale until half past Ten
o'clock in two splendid Lotteries. Pokomoke
Louery, Glass 8. Drawing received at
l3 drawn. Chances only dollars
draw so 10000 dollars capital. Tickets only
4dollars. The whole OF 500 dollars, together
with numerous other prizes, were sold and paid
al LUCK'S last week Jan. IS
FORTUNES NEW HOME-TURPlN'S
L OFFICE.
Pr,ses, Prizes! Priest!
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandra, No. G, Jan. l6:
IL 10 as 80 4s II Is So 81 20 81 40 10 SO %
Ticker Nos. 10 Is 49, Prize of $3.50, sold
and paid by TURPIN.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, Extra, No. s. January l6:
80 SO 80 "A 81 IA 81 90 10 81 60 5
Ticket Nos. 80 81 60, prize OF $50, sold and
paid by TURPlN.
Scheme for To day-Highest prize $40, 600
ID highest 10000 30 Of 1000, &c. Tickets s.
rs Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets for sale al the Creek
Office until II o'clock to-day.
No. l0a East Main 81.
$4,000 for Saturday next. Tickets 10. For
sale al TURPlN'S OFFICE.
Jan. 10
DENDLETON'S PRIZE OFFICE.-Call
i al Pendleton's Office this morning before II
o'clock, invest FIVE dollar note and get $4,000
netl A fine chance for prize Today. Tickets
for sale until IL o'clock.
This Evening 900, 10000, &c. Capt.
tails. Tickets SIS. For sale at
PENDLETON'S OFFICE,
No. ! Exchange.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Class c:
10 10 As 80 4S II Is So 81 % 81 40 10 SO %:
Drawing OF Sussex County Lottery, Glass No. S:
80 SO 80 ID 81 Ia 81 90 - 81 SO 3.
Some fine prizes in The above Lotteries we're
sent 10 the country BY PENDLETON.
Jan. 10
M ANAGERS' OFFICE ID. PAINE & co.
lYl For To Days, 900 dollars, Of 5000,
$3.50, 20 Of 1000, of AGO. &c. IS Nos,
l3 drawn. Wholes dollars; halves 3; quarters
so.
Also, 10000 dollars, $780, 1900, 1905, $50,
Wholes dollars; halves 2; quarters /.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated, Extra, g.
10 % GO 4s 8 90 Sc 81 &C So SIS.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Class -:
III 70 Is GO AZ 40 I3 4 ! 81 5 Al.
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 7:
A 81 IA % Is e. 43 60 10 &c So 70 l3.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, 3:
AZ 80 Al 81 1 46 20 G3 81 IL.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, Class IA:
25 AZ SO % 49 l6 GO 35 81 2 63.
Jan. 10
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or onU.
High Wafer This day. al 81 'clock, p. NJ.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Pocahonias, Holingshead, Baltimore.
Al City Point, The barque Parlhian, tiom New
Orleans
SAILED,
Schr Marietta Burr, Dearborn, New York.
Sehr. ]. Il. Cuunce, SmalIy, New Orleans.
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j. w. Maury 81 Co.,

vi "A N A u X ).
Successors to j. G. GREGORY & co.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND. Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
$4,000! 10000
Alexandria Lottery, Class ID, for lS47, 10 be drawn
January 23d.
rs Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme.
prize of S30,DO0 10 prizes Of 81 $50
10000 25 1000
5000 Is 6 $40
5000 so 800
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Certificates Of
packages of IS Wholes Sl3o-.shares in proportion.
S25,0O0 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class f, for 1877, 10 be drawn
January 30th.
&c Number Lottery-I3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme
prize Of s25,OOO 10 prizes Of $1,000
10000 Is - 500
5000 ~ $50
1900 &C. &c.
Tickets $40; halves S. quarters SO. Certificates Of
Packages of - Whole Tickets Sl00; p halves so; %
quarters IS.
% Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
and Shares, In any Of the above Schemes, address,
ed 10 the undersigned will receive the most prompt at
tention, and account of each drawing forwarded
as soon II Is received.
]. w. MAURY & CO, Managers,
JAM Richmond, Virginia.
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Gale oil package Of whoes $780, halves 90 quarters g.
$4,000! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass S, to be drawn
Saturday, January Both, Is47 al Wilmington, Della
ware. as Nos, ~ drawn.
Grand Capitals:
l Prize of s3u,0O0 / Prize of $4,000
" 10000 I" 5000
| 6,l97 /" 1900
l Z" 1000 so " 1000
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Certificate Of
package of whoIes sl2O; halves 60; quarters 30.
Jcr Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price Of three Tickets.
W have every day Lotteries from 81 To sa0 and
when remittance Is made TO me, large small,
will always invest in the most popular Lotteries on
hand. The drawings sent, when requested, 10 all
who order from The cash for oil Capitals be
had, usual at sight. On all letters enclosing cash
prize tickets the postage need not be paid. The
Tickets IN the above Lotteries received and all
ders addressed To me will meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Address
Ian. e. II. LICK Richmond Va
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The following are the documents enclosed in
he communication OF the Governor:

the communication OF the Governor:
STATE OF New HAMPSHIRE.
Whereas, the Government OF the U. States BY
the annexation Of fol egn nation, and The admis-
sion OF the Stale OF Texas into the Union with
Constitution which, in effect, makes slavery per-
pelual therein, have placed Us before the world in
The false altitude OF supporters and defenders Of
system Of oppression. odious 10 every friend Of
liberty and abhorrenl 10 every principle OF hu-
mnHty and religion; and whereas The constant,
progressive and increasing encroachments Of
The slave power have become so formidable and
imperious, that iorbearance ceases 10 be virtue,
and TO be silent is 10 be false TO The great inter
ess Of liberty: Therefore,
Resslpcd By the Senate and House Of Represen-
tatives in General Court e0rve'ed, That New
Hampshire solemnly and deliberately announces
and reiterates her abiding and unchanging adhe-
renee to the great principle OF The Declaration oil
our Revolutionary fathers, that "all men are cre-
aed equal" re-asserted in the first article OF the
Sill OF Rights OF our own Constitution; that she
declares her Arm determination that in the great
contest now being waged between slavery and
freedom. her voice shall be heard on the side Of
the oppressed; that she pledges her cordial sympa-
thy, and, within the limits OF her constitutional
action, her CO. operation with the friends OF civil
liberty throughout the land, in every just and well
directed effort for The suppression and extermina-
lion of that terrible scourge of our race, human
slavery. JOHN Z. HALE.
Speaker OF The House OF Representatives,
JAMES U. PARKER,
President OF the Senate,
Approved July TO- 1886.
ANTHONY COLBY,
Governor.
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AUCTION SALES.
NEEQ0L,s

80, j, NEIRUES.
WIN oe sold BY us THIS MORNING, Al 10
o'clock, Negro Men. Negro Woman, ) Ne.
gro Girls, and Woman ana Children.
~. d. " e. 3. HILL,
Jan. ~ Auctoneers
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-01-19
Jan. 10
NEGROES

NEGROES.
Will be sold by US on WEDNESDAY, the
10Th inst, al 10 o'clock, likely Negro Men and
one Negro Girl. ~ B. sc. B. HILL
Jan. 10 Auclioneers