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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE

THE undersigned, appointed Commissioner BY tho
i Circuit Superior Court Of Law and chancery for
the county nf tsoochaGd, al the April term, lS47 III the
al Carter Carter, will offer Tor sale, AT public
auction, III SaBnT NIL, IN SAID county, al II o.
clock. a. NJ. MONDAY, the 2O December, 1877, If
fair ii not the neyt lair day the following property.
viz Twenty or thirty Negroes, fifteen Mules thirty
forty head VI Cattle one or iwo hundred Hogs, small
Oats Of the present year ot Of provender and all the
farming implements belonging 10 said Estate. In case
The sale is not completed the 20th, IL win be con-
tinmed from day 10 day.
The TERMS, rs decrsrd by the Court, cash.
C. II. CARTER, Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
For SALE

TIME subscriber offers for sale the Tract Of Land
i which he now resides, situated in the county OF
Buckingham, and State of Virginia, on Slate river,
about miles abnvr the Virginia Mills, above The Slate
River Mills, and u below Diana Mills, containing
about nine hundred acres, something over half al
which is cleared. There two good dwelling houses
on the premises. and all other houses necessary 10.
farm in good order II desired. The tract would be di
vided 10 suit purchasers IL IS deemed unnecessary 10
give minute description OF the above land, as pre-
sumo no one will purchase before viewing the prem
ses-suicr it 10 say this land is surpassed by few II
ans tracts in this part OF the county, and is situated in
a pleasant and healthy neighborhood.
TERMS accommodating. For further particulars,
address the subscriber, AT the Virginia Mills, Bncking-
ham As have determined 10 move 10 The South,
bargain may he had. WALTER A. FoRD-
0rt I-cWlCvS
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PoWHATAN LAND FOR SALE.

IN the 3ist day Of the present month, December
" will offer for SALE ON The premises, To the high
90, bidder, on liberal terms, made known that day.
that very desirable and much admired TRACT OF
LAND, the former residence Of the late Mr.. Hugh
French, deceased, lying IN the county aforesaid, on
the main stage road leading from Richmond TO Lynch
burg, containing FIVE hundred acres.
The buildings large and convenient, location
handsome, and none more healihy. DR.. Nash, resid-
lag the place, will show the premises TO any person
wishing to view them.
Ir not sold on thai day, will reut il ont for the
next year. BY THE LEGt TEES.
nar cxuiu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
THE FEMALE SCHOOL

At Ellenton the residence Of DR.. John Field, In tn
N county OF Brunswick, will be reopened on the fir
Monday in January, ls45, by Miss Sarah A. Matte
and Mrs. NJ F. flowerton.
The services of IN experienced teachps ash been
cured to give instruction III Latin, French and Mathe
matcs
TEENS TER SESSION Of Ten MONTHS :-Boardins $50
Tuition aj; Music 10; Languages and Mathematics 20
Vocal Music taught gratntonsy lla.f of the expenses
10 be paid ut the expiration of 1--we months-th'
balance nj the end Of The session No charge for pro
fessiunal services in cases of sickness among ih'
YOUNG ladies boarding In The family.
NJ, u
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RIVE DOIJ.ARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from The smhst riber, on or about the
II lst Of August last, Negro Woman named sA
RAIL- calling herself Sarah Harrison She is TALL good
looking. light coored has good set of ieelh and i
abont twenty years old. The above reward will he
Maid for the apprehension and delivery Of said negro
10 rae at nv residence On first street. in the IL
chti.,an,s grocery her Confinement Jail
thai | can get her again. All persons forwarned
against harborin- or employing said negIo. the law
win strictly enforced against any person 50 offend
Ing H. W. MANNIaG.
Nov 30-c2
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FOR SALE. RENT OR LEASE,

r,UAT valuable PLANTATION called Martins, the
i properly OF the late Albert 7. Goodwin, lying in
Dinwidde, on fIachsris RIM, about hve miles from
the Court house, and twelve from Petersburg, contain
ing about 90 acTes large portion Of II in woods Of
prime quality. Few such estates can be found in the
county, heing well adapted 10 the growth Of corn,
wheat oats and tobacco The lots in excellent
der There is a Dwelling house. with i've ro0ms.-
Also necessary out houses wanting slight repairs.
Planters seeking invesime nts seldom meet it'll auch
al opportunity Of suiing themselves near market The
Terms " III be- liberal. R. K MEADE,
Executor OF A. T GOODWIN, deceased.
Gsnf l--entf
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HANDS WANTED.

TIME subscriber wishes 10 hire one hundred and
j twenty able bodied Negro MEN and BOYS for The
next year, to work on The South Western Turnpiks
healthy and those having hands hire would do well
N hire Them "a the suhsc he will treat them
we'll nav 4 good price f,r them aud pay all DOCTORS bills
I can employ several industrious Young men, prosi
ded they can hire bring from twenty-five 10 thirty
hands each with them. To such will give fair sa-
larry hobEhl hAhNE1.
Adduss--C htisiianshurg Montgomery county.
u,- Lewis Hill, Esa and William Gou!dn, beth Of
Richmond, are Agents for The subscriber.
Nov l6-cW5W
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
"A

VHJHEREAS,a vacancy hath occurred in the General
w Assembly Of this State, by the resignation ot NJ
B. Nowlin, Esq, one Of the delegates elect for the
county of Campbell: The Sheriff Of the said county
therefore required Ia hold an election the second
Monday in December next for delegate 10 ill the Va
cancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal OF The Commonwealth, nj Rich
lsEAL.l mond, this 18th day of November IN the year
1917 WM. SMITH.
Ell
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puR1Jc sALEoFGREEN SPRING LAND.

WILL he offered a, public auction at Louisa Court
w house IN MONDAY, the 18th day of the present
month tpeceniber,l a Tract Of Land situated IN the
Green Springs neghborhood, in Lnnis1 county ahJon
inc the lands of VIM Ragland Dr. George Watson,
and others, containing 256 acres. There has been
seeded on the Land about seventy-hve bushels OF
wheat this Fall. a.
TERMS-one third cash, and credit of one and
Two wears for the baance-personal security and deed
Of ,rust for the deferred payments. ~
lac 3-c3t W. vi. but1L.
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &C., FOR
SAL T.

by virtue Of a Deed Of Trust rSeaned IL M by Ma
ID lhanie Penich bcarin. date rhr 9th day Of An
gust. 1911, and duly recorded III tlr County Court u
Cumberland, VIZ shall proceed 10 sell, pos,irs!y on
FRIDAY, thr 2st day uf January 3iS f fair, II moi,
The fair day. The premises. Ia thr hehest bid
der, ni cash, tue following named property, Ia wit -
81 of Land or less situated IN Apponat-
tux River, in the county Of cumberllnd six miles
above Farmvillr II being thr tract Of land which
The said Nathaniel Penck resides asa, the follow
ing slaves: Solomon, Anthony, Rowland, isham aud
Robin; Martha, Maria, Thomas ard Betsy.
Also, Two Mules aud one Horse, together with his
entire stock ol Hogs, Cows and Sheep Plantation Tools
of every description. one Carriage and Harness. aud
one OK Cart; Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Tie sale is made for the benefit OF the creditors
named in said deed Of trust, and will continue from
day 10 day until all il sold
BENJAMIN ALLEN, Sn., }r,,s,..s
JOHN A. ALLEN,
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LAND In PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE.
7 OFFER for sale the valuable Landed Estate Jointly
i owned by Isaac Read ESQ, Of kanawha, and my

self.
This Estate lies in The county of Prince Edward on
Buffalo, Fort and Falling Creeks, Two and half miles
from Hampden Sydney College, three and half from
Pfince Edward Court house, and eight miles from the
town Of Farmville. 1t contains about one thousand
acres, Of which about hundred and twenty acres
are low grounds of choice quality, and there is
pie quantity of wood and plant land. large proper
lion OF the high land IL rich. and in high OF i'm
provence nj clover and plaster having been extensive
ly used.
On this Estate there Ia Grist and Manufacturing
Mill recently repaired, with three run Of stones The
water power s ample, and may be doubled II desired
without much expense. The Mil, since have owned
it, has made as much three hundred barrels oil toll
grain in one year. The al this estate to good
markets makes il desirable property and Wen worth he
attention of persons wishing Ia buy profitable iands
The oversaer living on III. premises, VIII show the
land 10 any person wishing To see y.
CLEMENT G. READ.
P.S.-As shall be absen. from home for the neAt
three months leave The above advertised Estate in The
hands OF Capt Henry A. Watkins, Of Charlotte Court
, house and Mr ~ C. Read, of farmve, 20 whom per.
sons wishing 10 purchase may refer.
NV. ln~csm G. c. READ.
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w. r. TurpIn Il Co.'S Office.
MO. l0} EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
|

10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Glass Is, for lai7 TO be drawn Al
Alexandria Saturday, the 4.h Of December. Is No.
% 600. 10 900 900 900 5000 $500, 3.Oo0 a,lsl
Of ,oOo $50 OF 1000 sc. Tickets sls; hayea O. quar-
quarters 3; eghths so.
$40, la6 10 Il G,OOO! 10 of 5000
Alexandra Lottery. Glass SO, for 1877, ioee drawn
Saturday December oo 'ana ond P'i oa Of
1000 90 Of 6oo 90 Of 400, 20 of 300 les of ESQ., etc
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 40.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets far sale by
W. p TURPIN CO., Richmond. Va
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Iske.s
and Shares in anv Of The above Schemes addressed 10
the undersigned will receive tho most prompt aen
lion, and an account of each lrawing forwarded as
soon as IL Is received. '. r: IukflN ".
nac w. p. TURPIN co
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CoMMIssloNER's OFFICE,

WILLiAhsBURd, Novemner 2otH, IeFf.i
The parties the aforementioned cause ara hereby
day Of February lss TO carry the into effect, on
which day by 10 o'clock A. NJ they Gas well as other
creditors of The Estate Of Richard Coke, sr decrased
on or before that day. are desired attend my of
fee In said city, with their vouchers, papers and evil
dsnce TO enable the Commissioner to report thereon
Dec 2-cwsw w. NJ. MOODY, NJ. C.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
This is Intended 10 furWarn all persons from lar-
i boring my wife, SALLY A. MoSS-trading with
or trusting her for any thing on my arconn--as DO
not intend be responsible for any thing she may do
she having left my house and premises without any
sort of provoCatnn upon my part. ,,o,,
SAMUEL d. MOSS.
1Rd7--cQi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
Negro Hiring,

AND GENERAL AGENCf.
,ur suhseribers having been for number OF years
engaged General Agents in this City. AMIN OF.
services to their former patrons, and TO Tue
,e generally, for the collection Of claims OF every
es.,oon renting out houses and receiving me rents
nS ssing real property in town or country nfng ou'
collecting their hires and selling them az puo
w. ~ private sale, &C., &C. Special attention WIN pe
y,n through the year servants piaced unneI ,ne'
ts,r,ro They will also purchase slaves on commas
s,on For the ability and punctuay with winch they
10 business they refer TO The citizens OF Rich
"ond generally, but particularly to The following
persons, viz +: -
Genera, william Lambert, Mayor, Bernard Peyton'
,rn,,m II. Richardson, James E. Heath, Auditor
n.o,sew. Munfrd, William F. l. Thomas Richie
C,sra;n 4 Davis William Sands, Nicholas aiilis'
hn am,hrrfoord Andrew Stevenson, John A. ration,
Tam,na ismes Webb Bacon Baskerville, Arenioaiu
p,ss..nfs. William Williams, James Caskie 1onn Y.
p"sson. John L Tate, Dunlop, Moncure Co., Geo,ge
r Hooker. II. w. l. J. J. Fry, Thomas Charies
Ellis and Loftin N. Elicit. .,,r
Once on Main street, opposite the exchange oa"A'
"a n.Yt door above hiessrs. Jamesf 20. 900,
anu "eA' ""'' "' PHILIP NJ. TABB & SON.
H. Persons wishing their Negroes hirea gu. w US,
mid consult their interest by giving early lniorma.on
h.of and by sending the servants to US on or Detoro
nv os, Of December or Us soon as practicable there
aIsI. a-e,Is,Jan. P. NJ. TABB & SON.
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GIFTS FOR the PEOPLE.

GIFTS FOR the PEOPLE.
5 Of 10000 DOLLARSi : Of 5,000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass VI 20, 10 he drawn
Al Wilmington, Delaware, Saturday. lee. !, lsi7.
- Nos, ~ drawn. Capitals prizes ni $1,000. Of
NG0 nc Od0 Of 2,iil 50 Of ,nOu - Of 400 &C..
Tickets so; halves s. quarters 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. 50, 10 be
drawn nj Wilmington, Delaware Saturday, dee.
IsiT. Is Nos, Is drawn. Grand Scheme: SIS 400,
Is 00 10000 5000, 5000, 37 20 Of ,lO 81 Of 900,
90 Of 750 10 uf 500, Tickets SO; halves s. quar-
tiers 80.
a5- The Tickets in the above have been received.
and orders will he attended 10 with promatnrss and
dispatch. Packages and certificates 10 be had oa The
most liberal terms All business done al this Office
strictly confidential.
~ All WIN want realize fnitune Tor 4 small out
lay should recalled, that Plies only he had through
the hands of LUCK therefore tlirir orders should be
adore sed to C.. h. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
pr Persons ordering by tl,r package may deduct the
price of three Tickets.
Nov 20 e. r.. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
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CULPEPER FEMALE SEMINARY.

CULPEPER FEMALE SEMINARY.
fT'HE Misses fhnrsion, having engaged suitable
buildings Al tninrper Court house, III quiet and
agreeable part oi the village propose establish the
ensuing year. Boarding School for the instruction Of
Young Ladies'. On their long experience in teaching
and The success which they latter themselves has hi
thrrtU a.eni: their efforts IN The moral and lnte ec
tual training ofyonth, they base their claim 10 share
Of public patronage.
They Will be- prepared 10 accommodate eight or Ten
Boardrrs. whose comfort and improvement the most
nnremttins attention viii he paid The course of in
strucpn viii he thorough, embracing all the branches
usually taught In the best Female Semlnaries. In
Music and tlir Languages, they viii have the assist
ance of an experienced and competent Instructor.
The scholastic year viii br divided into twu
sisns Of five months EACH tir first commencing Janu
AIRY nth, l5JS
Boar!, Tuition, Washing Fuel, &c, per session a" five
months, sos 90
Day scholars in the elementary English branch
e. ~ ~
The higher English branches, ~ 50
Instruction in Music the Piano and Guitar, in
the French, Italian nr Latin Languages, an extra
charge
A deduction &c s. per SESSION viii b. made to such
.....s.- r,.y r.n>ii tnrIf own led, bedding. &c.
Pupils not received Tor les than ive months, and
deduction made a. those who absent themselves after
commencing session, unless prevented from attend
ng hy proifarrd sickness. All bills ~ be- paid al the
cIaSr ~ each session.
The Misses Thnrs.uu h.I iraye u assure those whu
may palroulo the school, that the yGun. ladies' com
iI.ed their charge either ~ boarders or day scho-
lars, will receive the srices attention, aud that
ry effort will br made 10 discharge faithfully the
spnn sibllitirs they have assumed.
Letters addressed (post PAID To Miss T.. a. Thurs.
ton. t'ulpeper &. H., will be- promptly attended TO
REFERENcES.-t,ol. Garret Scott. Mr-sis. James
Newman, Edmund Ilrnshaw and William Cowhefd,
Orange; Dr. =. Rapdniph Rev. 4. Boyden. James II
Lewis and lanes Terr ESq~., Albrmarle. Maj. Tho
mas IiiiI Messrs George fcklin and John Kelly Cut
ueprr; Rev. William :. While Charlottesville, Rev.
" G.. H. Jones' Wildwood, Clarke county.
y5W
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MRS. LAWRENCE'S
II n q r ii n on 8 G .

lvI commodious Tenements over the Stores Of Mrssrs
Brooks Bell l. Hudson and Messrs. ninford Fry, on
the Eagle Square, Main street, nearly opposite her ola
day as we'll as yearly and monthly boarders In good
STYLE Terms moderate. The location for persons VI
sling Richmond business 10 one of the best IN the
civ. July 2-cwly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
CO.PartnershiD.

THE subscribers have formed Co Partnership, for
the purpose Of manufacturing BAR IRON, ROLL
ER PLATES and NAILS, al tho Mapakin Iron Works,
In Goochand county, miles above Richmond,
on James River Canal, under the style and firm Of
GROVE, JAMES s. DU-VALL.
JACOB II. GROVE,
WATKINS JAMES,
BENJAMIN J. DU-VALL.
Richmond, Nov. l9, lsa7.-d&clm
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SALE OF CORN STOCK &c,

THE subscriber having disposed Of his Farm, will
l sell 10 the highest bidder, on WHDN ESnAY, De.
cembcr 9Th, l647, if fair If not the fair day at
II O'Clock, on the premises. all his cROlS-say three
hundred bbs Corn Oats Hay, Shucks, Fodder, Horses
Oxen, Cows, (some Of which very inr, Hogs, thir
ty Sheep, lin fine order) Plantation Utensils Carts,
Wagons, Tumbrs, and first Carryiog and all his
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS OF SALE.-Sl0 and under, cash; over that
sum, credit till LIST July, 1919, the purchaser giving
good security. RICHARD HILL.
Sale To hn conducted by w. GODDIN, Auct.
Ashfeld Ilenrco County, Nov. 30, laI7.-c3i
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NIP COLIN C. SPILLER.

N.
TAKE NOTICE. that we shall, both and each Of ns
j he our petition In the County Court of King Will
liam county, at its session In January, ls48, asking fol
an order for the sale Of certain lands which descended
10 ma M the heirs OF Geo A. Spiller, deceased, al
which time and place you may appear an show cause
il any you can you choose to do SO, why such rale
ubould moi be made. Yours &C.,
'"0"'' ''' ~ RoRT. NJ. sPILI.ER,
0rt la-c9awsv MARY g. SPlLLER.
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Tickets slO-shares in proportion.

ICkFIS , TU-rIIdTFF III 3"I1VIt'"H'
VI Orders for certiGcates0r Packages, single Tick
cts and Shares any al The aoy. Schemes, address
ed the undersigned VIII reoevethe most prompt al
tention, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
as soon a. il sreceived.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale ny
J. w. MAURY e CO., Managers,
Dec Richmond Virginia.
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VIZ J. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppo-
w site Exchange Hole

w site Exchange Hotel.
Ho, ye who pant for yellow GoLp,
Or wish, with cash, 10 cut figure;
Call ere the prizes all are sold
The "Bio OWES" can he had of BIGGER.
fOr ,opaynpo 'a,. L1 PIE 10 De qra%n
Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 80. Capital 81 600.-
10 Nos, y drawn. Tickets 81; halves so els
quarters Is els.
Drawn Nos OF The New jersey, Glass 95:
AZ Is IS 10 65 40 il 10 81 2 Al II 81 50 "A
For Sa,urday-Sales close at 5 P. Nj. Grand
Scheme Capitals $40, 900, 90. 900, 10000, $50
prizes Of 1000, being the lowest three number
prize IS Nos. Ill drawn. Tickets Sl2.
dec
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AUCTION SALES.
ssy SSim. E'anniil, Auct.
THIRTY TO FoRrY NEGROES

THIRTY TO FORTY NEGROES.
ON Wednesday, The S.h December next al |
Oo'clock, in front Of my store, by virtue OF a
Geei Of trust, shall sell at auction from 80 10
40 negroes, consisting OF Men, Women, BOYS
aud Girls, most Of whom are very likely.
Terms Cash. There will hs no poslporement
on account OF weather. WIN. PANNILL,
Dec 3 Auct.
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Tickels SIC; halves 6; qnarlers >; eishlhs ! 50.

Sl0,IdG! 10 OF $1,000 10 o! $1,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 80, for lslf, I" b
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AUCTION SALES.
Eyy w. G0ddin, AUcf.
MOST vALUABLEJAMEs RIVER FARM

MOST VALUABLEJAMES RIVER FARM
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
TNHE subscriber having recently become the
Il purchaser Of that valuable James River
Estate called ELLERSLIE, with view OF set
Ting on j, and having since changed his min. with
respect 10 il, has determined 10 sell The same al
public auction, upon The premises, on WEDNES-
DAY, The I'D day OF December, lS47, ii fair, il
moi, The next far day, upon Inc TENS herein after
slated This Estate lies in the county of Henrico,
upon James River, abou! 10 miles above the
City OF Richmond contains, by recent survey,
1G5 acres, OF winch about 200 frsi.raic low
grounds, with more than 200 acres 81 wood land
On This Tract there is an excellent Brick Dwell
ling, (s,uccoed,) aud other buildings necessary
Tor The accommodation Of large family. This
Estate IS so well known that further description
OF ]! IS deemed unnecessary.
TERMS One. fourth cash; balance al |, 2 and
years, from The first day OF January next; the
purchaser executing bonds, bearing interest from
said Isl January, and The title retained till III.
whole OF the purchase money shall be paid
8. w. LEIGH
r. The sale will be conducted BY w. GcpDix,
Auctioneer. Dec. 2-3taw,ds
SALE OF A PAMUNKEY FARM.
virtue of decree OF the Circuit superior Court of
- Law and Ulancery for the county Of Hanover.
pronounced on the l4th Of October, 1911, IN the
case of Roane's guardian against Roane Fl al, The
Undersigned, the Special Commissioner named IN
the said decree, will SELL BY public auction. upon
the premises, 10 the highest bidder, on TUESDAY,
the l4th day Of December lsi7 if fair il not the next
fair day, nj IL O'Clock that valuable Farm the Pa
munk-y River, called "SpRING GARpEA," on which
WIN u. Roane, resided. The contains about 200
acres OF land, aud is believed hr of The
The Pamunkcy river. PERSONS who wish 10 purchase
will OF course view il and Judge lnr themselves. II
~ fr,tu le aT Irhm
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SALE OF a NIINKEY FARM

r. The sale will be conducted BY w. GcpDlS
Auctuneer Dec 2-3tawds
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MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE &
lyl co.
This Day-sl4,OoO, 1000, 5000, 1000, 20 OF
1850, &c. 70 Nos l3 drawn. Tickets "a.
For To-moIrow-5 prizes Of $4,000 &C.
Tickets $40.
Drawn Nos. OF Susquehanna,
81 10 81 63 80 AZ 68 Sc IS 81 IS
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, 2S7:
Is &C l6 IA 81 IL SO 81 35 90 8
Dec 2
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40 GOO DOLLARSl % 600 DOLLARS

Alexandria Lottery, Glass IS, 10 he drawn saur-
day. Dec. 18th, lsi7 - Nos II drawn GranI Capt.
1900 a29I 6of 2 $50, I'D OF OUO &c. Tickets sl2;
halves G. quarters ,; egh,hs 80.
$50, lac! ID Of $4,000! 10 OF 5000
Alexandria Lottery, ClasssD, for 5i7, Ia bs drawn
At Alexandria, saturday, Dec llth. Grand SCHEME
prize of $50 liG 10 prizes Of G.o00 10 Of 30No 30 Of
D0n, 90 Of 6m ~ ur i0D 20 az 3n0. 65 Of 25o &c.
amounting 10 $50, l96 Tickets SO; halves ); quar-
tiers = 80.
W CLARKE sold. during the month uf November,
1877 seventeen Capital Prizes Of 81 ,O0O co., 59O 400
Capitals is confident that he all sell several Of the
Splendid Capitals for the month OF December.
~ 0ndersfor Packages, Certificates, or single Tick
ed ate nded 10 by return al Mall aud when requested,
an account uf The izawings forwarded soon ~ r..
ceived. Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Dec Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-03
Saturday Evrning-Sales flosr at s o'clock.
10000 DOLLARS
y. M. CTarkc's

Palace II Fortune Gnl EmPorinMl 81 CaPllals,
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA,
LIE takes CREST pleasure in offering The following
brilliant Schemes Tor December, 1877. CLARKE
has hern Hrnder for The last fifteen years the q
ties Of Pitsbure, Pa, Wheeling, Va, AMI Richmond
Va, and refers 10 the Managers in proof Of the fac
that he has sold more large Capitals than any Vendcr IN
the United States. For prizes, address, postage free,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, Va.