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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21
Nov. 26-ctds


PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVEs.
ON FRIDAY, the 3lst day Of December, lsi7, (if
~ fair Otherwise the next fair day,) the unfrrssn-
for sair public auction, before The front
Of ssanfcvds United states Hotel III the Town of
Fredercksbnrg FIFTYFlVE LIKELY AND VA
LuABi.: SLAVES, coIsistia: oC men, boys, girls,
wnU,.n and childrcn-amnng them an excellent Cook.
TER Ms the CAV Of sale.
VS.. n. WELLFORD, Trustee.
shurr. Dec 10. lSi7-rtiS
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SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.

SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.
A s Executor of William WingfeId, Sr deceased, 1
n shall sell 1t the Auction Room of n. B. & c. b.
Hill, IN The City OF Richmond, CT TUESDAY the 4th
day Of January, lS4S 1t 10 o'clock the hishe bid
der, for cash, TWENrY.SIX NEGROES. They are
mostly young likely and valuable, and sold for distr-
button among tile ie:atees OF the E,tate Persons who
may wish 20 purchase for their own USE Will have a
good opportunity "a do 50. & p. GOODALL,
Executor OF WIN. Wincfeld, Sr., ceased.
Dec. 7-dxcIdS y. B. 4. IL HILL AucIs
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CKETCHES OF OLD VIRGINIA FAMl-
y LY SERVANTS, with preface by Bishop
Meade. en-,
These "Ske,ches" are full of interest as Illus
uating the power OF religion on The hearts o! per-
sons in the humble.i spheres OF lite. The strength
of Christian principle and warmth OF religious
affections are touchingly exhibited in The several
narratives, which ar: all anhenlis: !as Popi,sn
cd aud for sale by DRINKER & NORRIS
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SALE OF SLAVES IN TIE COUNTY OF
HANOVER.
WILL be sold for cash, ut the Tavern OF VIM s
w Ware, In the county Of Hanover, on THURS
DAY, tho 0th day Of the present month, tDecembes)
three or four likely Women and Children, and one
likely young Negro Man, about twenty years old
WM. T. H. POLLARD,
Administrator of E. r. Melton, deceased.
mo. GIBSON,
Executor OF John Mi!eston, eceased.
Dec. 2l-ciftds
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EXECU1 OE'S SALE OF SLAVES.
A BOUT T.rENTY SLAVES. belonging To the Es-
- tie Of Jas. Chalmers VIII he sod on the Arr: day
Of January, lsi5 II Srthrld, Isle OF Wight, before
the Tavern %. l.. .'oriisuB.
ARCnD. ATKINS ON, Executor, &c.
nuc
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PURSUANT to n ,ecIec OF the County Lonr. OF
L Hanover pronounced the PIN day ri July lo1';
AZ cause OF aiary Muncas Friucis Page, sheTih and
Administrator Oi Frances MnGcis licensed, q G., WIN
be snld iOr cash. AT Hanover Cnn House, on 'eTod!,
the 23; DAY of December, 1917, one :,eero woman III
order 10 .qualize the division among ;he e!aer. o. Tue
said Munca-'s rs ate. a. b. TIMBERLNKE.
n.r 70, COmmis iCBer
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SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL Es-
TATE

SA III REAL 7 CfNOOANfhL
TATE.
THE undersigned will expose to sale, upon tbs pre-
J. misses, at public auction, the 18th day OF Janu-
ary ls4e il fair If not, the next fair day thereafter, the
following property-to wit:
A Tract of Land lying in the county Of Hanover,
upon Taylors Creek, containing between four and ve
hundred acres the being part Of the real estate
of the late Richard Morris Something like three
heavily timbered and finely adapted the production
of corn wheat and tobacco II lies In very healthy
region of country, and is bounded by the main road
leading from Richmond TO Louisa Court house, shout
w,nt, four or twenty five miles distant from Richmond.
The subscriber vii! also sell, at The same time and
place, oil Of the Personal Property tsScept Slaves upon
the Estate of Richard Morris, deceased consisting OF
tho Crops now on hand Stock Of all descriptions Plan
taiion Utensils, &c.
TERMS Will be made known on the day Of sale.
D.c eJ-ctds EDWARD w. MORRIS.
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Sealed and delived in the PIE
spuce of
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,


TIME subscriber having purchased Farm, The late
I residence of Ambrose Ford. Esq, few miles
Eas; Of buckingham Court House, will commence
chnol At III place on the third Monday in January;
1873 for the instruction oil boys ~ the most u'elu,
af English and Classical Literature. lie will
take few Roarders the very moderate price OF lUo
dollars each fur OF ten mont.s-that sum EN-
bracnc all The charges for Board, Washing, Lodging,
and the Tuition fee.
The subscriber's long experience end great success
in trairinc the minds aud shaping The morals oil ynnh
hr deems sufficient pledge for tine most iathlai per-
fnrmnnce Of every duty connr:led with nj. profession
M. address is Glavel Hill Pot Office, Buckingham
e' mn a.w5w ELIJAH c. HANES
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BY THE GovsRSoR OF VIRGINIA.

A PROCLA NATION.
WHEREAS, information has been received by the
w Executive that RALPH YOUNG. convicted Of
murder in the Superior Coni, OF Lunenbure, has es
capped from JAIL and Is now al largc Therefore. VIII
liam Smith Governor of Virginia. DO hereby offer re-
ward Of hundred dollars Ia any person persons
who shall arrest the said Ralph Young anu deliver him
into the jail Of LunanbuIg couny and do moreover
REQUIRE al ufcers Of this Common rah clvi and mi
lary and request the people generally, 10 use ihnir
best exeoDs to procure the arrest OF the said Young
that he may be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
q, lesser We al OF the Common wealth, at Richmond,
lsEAlI this 18Th day Of December, in The year le;7
WM. SMITH
NTYOUNG is 90 years old, about feet high and
quite round snouidefed-his utterAnce is rapid, and
from its rapidity, sometimes rather uninlellisbie-
wears his hair tolerably long, and com5eS back.
Dec, 2-c6t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
YErS. Sonshrafa,s

SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
E exercises Of this Seminary will close on the 18th
AIRY. 1873 '''" '""u
qste to polite and thorough educaon and any yonng
'Gy tIlt II iceraby advanced may complete a cole
e'a.e course by remaining four years.
lie English routine nf studies wili embrace
".n'ii"r-Smilh's or kmkhans.
ci-ii's ~ ' '
Arithtriir-Smith and Emerson's Series
, histnry-Pd'ley's Series Wooster; PennCck's Ferries;
Bancroit's History Of the United States.
Rhetoric-Boyd'- or JaineIsua's
Natural Iiistory-snilie's
Natural Observation-Disclosures
Chcmstry-Jones'l.
acknowledgements
Ruiany-I's. Lincoln's.
Moral Observation-Disclosures Watts on the
Mind.
Spelling, Writing and Composition, particularly at
tended Ia.
Miss Hughes, lady of tried aud unquestionabe
qlahcaoGs, viii again lake charge of this seminary,
with tie united assistance OF Mrs. and bliss South
gale.
Mr. w. J. bergman will give instructions in Latin,
Greek, mathematics, sc.
TERMS:
Board, Lodging and Lights ss6
Tuition IN English ID
Music on Piano ID
French, Latin ard Greek, each 10
Drawing and Painting 10
Ornamental Needle work )
Noyoung lady will be received fer a shorter time than
the term after entrances charge will be made previous
Ia admission and no deduction for ABSENCE unless de-
taned by pr0lracted ndisroston. IL is very dcsablr
that parents should enter their children cary pc
rod as every preparation fer their reception Will he
made and their advancement greatly promoted by it,
Post Office. Dec 7-c6w
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g. Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
cts and shares, any of the above Schemes address
ed To the Undersigned will rec.ive;hc most prompt at
tentinn, and an account of each drawing forwarded
rs as IL IL received.
Packages Certificates ard single Tickets for sale By
J. W. MACRY & Co, Managers.
Dec I Richmond Virginia.
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NOTICE

A IL, prr.cns having claims against the Estate oil
a George Price deceased, hereby required TO
hing forward the Same for settlement on or hrore 'he
an of Dec.;ncr iei7, and, III case "f ieir fans 10
do so ,a,s notice vii III urged In bar o.; the clam All
ne, IONS indebted 70 said Estate are required 10 come
forward and pay, or they will be put in sii,
wa ISAAC B. DAVIS,
Executor Of George Price, deceased.
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VXT J. B1GGERS PRIZE OFFICE, OpPo.
w site Exchange Hotel.
Ho, ye who pant for yellow GOLD.
Or wish, with cash, 10 cut figure;
Call ere the prizes al are sold
The "sio ONES" can be had Of BIGGER. +,
For To- ay-Capi'als: 81, 600, 5000, 5000
1000, I64O, 10 OF 1000. Is Nos, 70 drawn.
Sales close a, S, P NJ Tickets SIS.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Louery, Class 50:
AZ 43 / % 80 &C 7 80 IS d II II 40.
Tickle, Nos. % GS, a Capital Of $3.50, sold
and paid at The ever incky Office of
w. J. BIGGER.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Class l0l, Extra:
As "a AZ "a 4 63 10 ~ Ct 70 10 10 30.
Nos. 4 10 ~, still another, sold and paid hy
Dec. q BIGGER.
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NOTICE.

U,EIS will certify that Thomas Jones, late Of the
L county Of s;urry, Va, moved tn the county OF
Warwick some fifteen years past; he then moved ~
Ohio and IL sad that he moved from thence To Ten
nes.ee II he is living and will come TO surry corn-
IT, he will receive about two hundred dollars Gwen
under INV hand &C. JOSIAH HOLLEMAN,
Nov g-cwsw Administrator Of Ann Seward
NTOTICE.-The water has been put into The
cana, a, Middleton Mills, and the Packet
Boats are running 10 tina, pace
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Dec. q
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i. II. CIarEc7s

Palace Il F1rinne anil Emporium Of Capitals,
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA,
he takes great pleasure In offering the following
L ! brilliant Schemes for December, Isi7. CLARKE
has been Vrnder for the last fifteen years
ties OF PIttshura, Pa. Wheeling Va ami Rlchmnnd,
Va, and refers the Managers in proof of rIr fact
that hc has sold more large Capitals Than any Vendr' in
the United States. For rizes, address, postage free
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, richmond, Va.
IS 900 DOLLARS! $4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81. for sl7, to he drawn
at Altxdndrl, Saturday, lee. 25 Splendid :'ehrGe:
~ Of Cen ~ Of &C.,, 20 o. 4J0, 80 Of 30, &c,
amonn,ing 10 $3.50, $50. Tickets only SO; halves 5;
quarters 30.
Ir Ordersfor Packages Certificates, or single Tick
ed attended 10 by return If Ma lni, when requested,
an account Of she Drawincs forwarded m sron ~
:eved Address JOHN ". CLARKE,
Drc Richmnrd. Va.
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FIFTY OOTJ.ARS Reward

DAN AWAY from the subscribers, on Sunday, the
H 9Th August, Negro Man named GEORGE The
inches HIGH weighs abolt $50 pounds, has good teeth,
and a round and likely face. lie was purchased at H.
H. Dickinson Brothers Auction Room, on the asd of
March last from Messrs hlner Il Keen, OF Pttsylva-
MIA Court house. lie purchased by thsin-M. x.
Rockingham, n. G., and he will in all probability
make for tht place. he ran OF last Ap'il and was
taken up, on his way there, at Amelia Courthouse.-
The person took him on that shot him
with small shot, on the legs, and the shot marks are
very percepiibe the hind part, or the calves OF his
legs We will give $50 for the apprehension and deli.
very Of said boy K. H. Dickinson and Brother In
Richmond, Va, IL taken up after this date, and if Ia
ken up previous this date, we win pay S25 for his de-
livery here and the expense Of Drinking him to ths
place from where he may be taken up.
KELLY, HUNDLEY co.
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SALE, OF VALUABLE

SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.
WILL rs ore Of The Administrators Of Joseph Shell
ton, deceased, on WEDNESDAY, tir l2ih day OF ia
nuary ls- if fair If not the next fair day, nj me late
residence Of the Grcea>cd in tile county Of G0ochiano
some fifteen or twenty SLAVES, consstlEG ct men,
women, boys and girls. l.. L. IEkhELL,
D.c ii:ctds Administrator
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ssy ~. ss. a e.. az. Hill, Aucts

NEGROES.
Will be sold by Us THIS MORNING, at 10
o'clock, two Nero Boys
Dec 81 N. B. & C. 3. HILL, Aucts.
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WEST VIEW SCHOOL.
AIRS. JONES and Miss RANDOLPH will reopen
IVA their School az Yves, View, the residrne. OF Dr
George Mason, on the hrst day of February next.
TERMS:
Board for 10 months, $50
English Tuition, 20
French do. 10
Music 40
~ No charge for medical attendance.
Persons wishing to engage pupils will please apply
10 Dr. G. Mason, Stony Mount, brunswick county.
Rrnnluick NnY. % ISi7.-cM2m
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NEGRO HIRING.

THOMAS u. TALlAFERRo offers his services
4 again to his friend, and the public generally In
Hiring out Negroes for The ensuing He takes this
method of Informing those who wish to employ him,
that il would be- advisable L. Inform him ns taily as
tley can that he may have an opportunity Of getting
cood homes lie pledges himself that every e1ertion
stall be used to obtain good prices and good homes,
and hopes rha,an eXpe':ae Of many 'ea's viii ente
him TO i share u patronage.
He Will also continue act az General Agent Tor tho
Renting out nf Houses, Collecting Claims, &C., and
pledges himself 10 spare no eNrrtions 10 render ene
nti-faction all who may iavr him with their ousi
Ofice-Co,nrr Of Wall and franklin streets.
Rcbuond Nov. 96, lS47-etf
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EO.ParfslaFsss;D.

CO-PartMcFsisip.
THE subscribers have formed 4 Co Partnership, for
l the purpose q: manufacturing BAR IRON, BOIL.
ERPLArES and NAILS, at the slanasim Iron Works,
in Gouchland cuuH.y, seventeen miles above Richmond,
on the James River Canal under the style and firm ni
GROVE, JAMES & DC-VALL.
JACOB II. GROVE,
WATKINS JAMES,
BENJAMIN J. DC-VALL.
RIrhr,nnd Nov 10 lsl7.=hl elm
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NOTiCE TO LAND HOLDERS.

NOTICE To LNIFU ttCIlUC"o' ,
THE undersigned do respectfully request the iand
riv.r IN nrev.nt any person. except The owners from
iakine or in any manner interfering with the timber
wch may have lodged their lands by Inc late rssh-
Of or wncn they may caught, until we or our au-
thorizea agents shall apply for il.
we also propose such owners or agents 10 coi'ec.
torethrr tie rrr kinds OF lumber aud drposte al
IN, most convenient point OIL their lands for re ship
and for which service We are willing 10 pay FAR
and Just Equivalent, when we sha nave eeeh '''o'"eu
O. its having been So collected oo,p,.N
a
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR All.
40,600 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
3. W.. Nsaury * 10.

N A Y 4 Q Z Z 5.
Successors TO j. G.. GREGORY d CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY OrEL, RICH-
~ MOND, Virginia.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000! $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 81, for 1917 TO he drawn
al Alexandria on Saturday. the 25lh Of Eecenber.
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pnMuATAN LAND FOR SALE.

ON the 3lst day Of the present month, tpecemher,)
~ we will offer Tor sale, the premises. to the high
est bidder on terms made known on that cay:
that very desirable and much admired TR ACT ~
LAND, the former residence Of the late Mr.. husn
French deceased, lying IN the county aforesaid on
the main stage road leading from Richmond 10 Ly hch-
burg containing five hundred arres.
ms buiihincs are large and conve nent, lora;ion
haucsome and none nore hcalhy. Dr. Nash, r'sid
,ar on the pace viii show the premises TO any person
wishing Ia view them.
If moi sold on lha. day. will reut Il ont for i.e
rs,, war. By THE LEGATEES.
Dec. 3-cwfw
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CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL.
TINE undersigned will open School in this city on
i the first Monday in January, ls4s.
The course Of instruction Will embrace the Ancient
Languages, French, Mathematics, and the usual
branches of an English education.
Mr. Michard will take charge of tn. French class.
TERMS Of Tuition for two sessions Of five months
each
English, Sd0
Latin and Mathematics, 40
Latin, Greek aud Mathematics, 80
French, IN
Nov 30-w5w WIN. p. MUNFORD.
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County-to wit:
l. Justice Of the Peace for said Comfy
the above power of attorney, personally Appeared be-
fore me and made oath, that tue Stock on which -
vote- proposed TO be given s bona 6de.' and that
the same Is NOT held by means q! any transfer con-
trived designed to evade the provisions of the act
Establishing general 10, me incorporation
of Bauks," passed the 2ld March, 1897
Given uuder my hand, this - day Ct -, ls4 .
His own propertv-or the property OF -, his
WARRIOR of his tes,ator or in;estaeJ estate naming
the sta,or or ntestate-or Is bona de held by him in
virtue of some duly recorded VIII or deed In iIn-t 10,
some other person or PERSONS naming the persons and
deed Tee. 9Th, ls47 cold
EXECUTORS SALE OF NEGROES.
WILL be sold To the highest bidder, for cash, on
w MONDAY, 10th January, 1913, being Court day,
at King and Queen Courthouse, about FIFTEEN VA
LUABLE NEGROES, belonging TO the Estate OF Geo.
X. Carlton, deceased.
WIN. P. COURTNEY, r,se,.o,.
WEI. b. DAVIS,
Dee. 2l--ctds
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
THE Annual Meeting Of the StockhoJeis Of The
i Farmers B1uk of Virginia will he held nj their
Banking House, in the city OF Richmond, on WriEes
duy, the 18th January, 1873.
Dec. 9, lsi7-eotd }. C. BLAIR, Cashier.
Farm of a Po,ecr Of Attorney 10 vo'c bv Frorp,'
Krow ALL MES BY THESE Presents, That --,
of --, do hereby appoint - tn be - sub
stitute and proxy for and IN name and behalf, TO
vote nj any election Of Director Directors OF the
Farmers Bank OF Virginia, ard furthermore 10 be -
substitute and PROXY reprsen: n all ncstiHcs
of the Stockholders of the farmers Bank uf Virginia
and in - nams aud behalf To vote respecting the
acting repeating or amending such bylaws, urdinan-
ces or regulations, as may he deemed necessary and
convenient for the government Of III. said Bank.
In witness whereof, - have bereuntv set - hand
and seal this - day Of -.
49,, lsEIL
Cs,i.d nd deIyej IL, th
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SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES AT LOU.

SALE Of VALUABLE SLAVES AT LOU
ISA COURTHOUSE.
sr,UE undersigned rs Administrator OF the Estate
OF III. l,ts Col. Joseph shelton, will sell 10 TIE
highest bidder, by public auction, al Louisa Court
house IN MONDAY, the 18th day Of January ie 10,
chat being Court day. some ten or fifteen Neg'oes,
belonging 10 ssit Etate ind i, The same time and
place shall sell, Commissioner, some SIX or seven
Negroes longing the Estate OF the late Major Tho.
mas Shelton. Both lois include men, women, boys and
girls possessed Of good qustes and sold for no iarlt
Terms-Cdsh W. 3. toWLEh,
TouI., Dec IT, lS47-etds Administrator
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BROOkFiELD FOR SALE.

'yNTTTS We'll knoWn TsIltt. sNuaIcH Oh TIT" BIUuk
l. Turnpike, S miles from Richmond, is now offered
for sale; il contains 500 acres large portion "f which
low grounds, Of great fertility The improvements
consist Of good Dwelling House, the usual outhousss,
Stables and excellent Barn Few Estates Of its size
combine more advantages than Brookheld. IL is 70
markable for hea'ih and beauty while its vicinity to
Richmond offers all the attractions Of society and the
benefits of a market The payments will be made to
accommodate IL. purchaser, upon good security being
given, for their punctuaity The Estate will be shown,
hy the manager it, to any DESTROYS OF purchasing.
Mari has been discovered II in several places and
used nth excsen. effect on the land. For further
particulars inquire 4: No. 7, Law Building. Of
Dec 3-ctrif e.. &. LEE.
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RANK OE VIRGINIA.

BANK OF VIRGINIA.
THE General Meeting of the Stockholders of the
! Bank of Virginia will he held at the Banking
House, in the City OF Richmond, on Monday, tile luth
January n-xt. .
BY an act of the Legislature, passed 25th March,
1882 "No Officer or Director Of Bank shall vote by
proxy for any Stakeholder, in any election of Direc
tors or Officers Of Rank shall an2 proxy he valid
which shall have been executed sixty DAYS before the
time Of any election" SAML. MARX, Cashier.
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Large Alright Stoves,
SUITABLE for Churches and Public Buldings-fof
- sale low by D. g. Z. WELLER.
Nov. S-eN
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uURLEY's OFFICE No. lOa East MAR
i'll Street.

HURLEY'S OFFICE, No. l0A East Main
We will not boast!-aow Us to say,
HuRLEv sells prizes every day.
Drkwn Nos. OF Sussex Co. Lottery, Extra, l0l !:
81 "A Al "a 4 63 10 AZ G. 10 ID 80
Half Ticket, Mes 4 10 -. another Capital,
sold and paid bv HURLEY.
u Another $500 Prize sold by HuRLET II
Drawn Nos of Alexandria Lottery, 50, Dec. 10:
AZ 43 % 50 &c : 80 % Al II IL 40.
Ticket Nos. II 80 Al, a priz. OF $500. sold
and paid al sight by HURLEY.
Splendid Scheme To-Day (Tuesday)-Capi-
tails: S25 600, 5000, 600, 1000, 10 prizes of
1000, 10 OF 500, 20 of 3O0-lowest prize 100. IS
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS; halves so; quar-
lers Is. For sale until O'clock, al HUR-
LEY'S Home of Fortune.
S3O,72s for To-Morrow-lowest prize 50O.-
Tickets Sl0-sharss in proportion, a;
Dec 81 HURLEYS.
T W. MAURY & CO., MANAGERS,
" Richmond, Virginia.
Drawn Nos. Alexandria Lottery 81, Dec. IL
a 43 l % 80 Sc Z SO % al IL II 40.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex l0l. Extra, Dec. 10:
%6 IA Al 81 4 GO 10 % 81 II 10 - 80:
This Evening-Alexandria SO. S25. 900 Ca.
piial. Tickets s. rs Nos, 70 drawn.
To.Morrow-s3o72a Capital 100000 10 20
PrILes Vi o,VoV ku,OVV IN ~ OF wv, 10y \ioW-
est 3 No. OF 500, &C., &c Tickets 10. For
sale at MANAGERS OFFICE,
Dec. 81 Under City Hotel.
T UCK's OFFICE, No. 5, Exchange Place,
- Richmond, Va.
Hurah! Hnrrah Hurrai,
D. PAINE & CO.'S LOTTERIES STILL AHEAD |
The Grand Capital Prize oil $4,000 sen, TO A.
h. Gale, New York in Susquehanna Lottery,
Class Nc. 3; drawn Dec. Is. Drawn Nos. as
follows:
7s IS "a e. IA 20 66 81 80 SO Sc 81 Ga &c 65
Whole Ticket "a As IS, the grand priz. OF
10000 sent to Gale of New York City.
Remember, LUCK sells Tickets only in d.
Paine's Lotteries-iherefore all persons in want
Of Money, should call on him, a, Nos Exchange.
For This Day-Grand Consolidated Lollery-
$4,000 Capital Prize, Of 5000, l of 1888, 90
Of 1000, &c. 70 Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 6;
shares in proportion.
Also, the Dollar Loitery-S5, 900 Capital Prize.
% Nos, IL drawn.
For Prizes, call early to-day at
Dec.2i No. s. Exchange.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-21
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