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wOOD I.ANOS FOR SAFE

7 OFFER TIE following parcels Of Real Estate for
sale on onI credit, tn purchasers who will secure
the principal and pay annual interest.
Three hundred and thirty-hye acres, all In woods,
adjoining Ricinerk li In James City County, mile
or two only from Williamsburg Price, s6 per acre.
Seventy acres, mostly IN woods, ne II ChckahOminy
Church, in lanes City county. Price. 81 acre.
Seven hundred and forty in James City coun-
ty near the ship yard on ;hlckahominy river, ton
miles from is mouth, which is seven miles above
Jamestown hne range Tor stock, being nearly sur.
land are in Pine, Oak and Hickory Woods, not m'lr
from navicaDle tide water, and for than forty
Years without cutting from it.. Price, $40 an
Four hundred and fifty acres in Warwick county,
about midway and four miles distant from York and
James rivers pine, oak aud ash Timber in abundance
Price, IS an acre.
Ten per cent deduction for cash paym.nls. Address
me at Yorktown. ROBERT ANDERSON.
Williamsburg, Dec, l0-ew3w
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LAND In PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale the valuable Landed Estate jointly
i owned by Isaac Read, Esq, Of Kanawha, and my
sell.
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
Prince Edward Courthouse, and eight miles from the
town of Farmville. II contains about one thousand
acres, Of which about hundred and twenty acres
are grounds of choice quality, and thrrr Is an
pie quantity Of wood aud plant land large proper
ton of the high land Is rich, and in high state Of i'm
provenien t clover and plaster having been extensive
y used
On this Estate there is Grst and Manufacturing
Mill recently repaired, with three run Of stones The
water power is ample and may be doubled, il desired
without much expense. The Sill, since have owned
It. has made as much three hundred barrels of toll
grain in one year. The Of this estate to good
markets makes ii desirable property and well worhthe
attention persons wishing TO buy profitable lands.
The overseer living on the premises will show the
land 10 any person wishing to see IT,
CLEMENT C. READ.
P S.-As shall be absent from home for the next
three months leave the above advertised Estate In the
hands OF Capt. Henry A Watkins, of Charlotte Court
house and Mr. Z. Read, Of Farmyille, to whom per-
sons wishing To purchase may refer.
Nov. l2-cam {. e. READ
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RICHMOND CLASSICAL AND COM
MERCIAL ACADEMY


IOIN C. F. BENNETT, Principal, and telcher Of
the Ancient Languages. French, German, and Of
Commercial Correspondence.
LUTHER II. CONE, a. D., teacher of the Natural
Sciences, Mathematics and Book keepin.
The second Term Of this Institution will commence
on Monday, lee. a0th, lsi7, nj Richmond Hall, on
Governor street. Mr. Bennett, in making This an.
nouncement begs leayo 10 renew his pledge of fidelity
to those who have already cOnid-d their and
wards his charge; and, in soliciting extension Of
patronage, repeats his promise, that the Of in
strucion pursued in his school hall he thorough c.i!
cal, and in the highest atiannhle degree PRACTICAL lie
takes pleasure in assuring his friends and pal
rons that Liz Assistant Is an experienced and accom-
pliShed teacher.
Particular attention will continue to be devoted to
the essential English branches and strict and whole
some discipline invariably maintained.
Al the end OF each term the school will be submitted
TO 4 public examination.
Terms for academic year Of ten monks,
Common English branches, $40
Higher do. Classics and mathematics, 50
Do do. do. French or German, 60
Applications TO be made ut Richmond Hall, on Co
vernon street.
RErEEEscss-Rev. Geo. Woodbridge, DR.. John A.
Cunningham, Messrs. A. w. Noting, Isaac Davenport
u. l.. Kent, Fleming James, Caleb JONES' WIN. Palmer,
John N. GUriOn, Samuel Subett.
Dec, 9-dtDec.25
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100 Dollars Reward

EFT my residence, in Caroline county. last August
IL 1 Negro Wan, named ilLLfARD. He Is about 20
wears old. ahou' feet, or inches in height, Of light
compesion teeth iilte decayed In front. hair
inclined to b. straight and bushy, little beard
walks with his toes turned IN, and smiles when spo
ZEN to- viii pay S2 for hi, delivery TO me, if appIe
heEded in Caroline Hanover, $50 IL taken out OF
thnse count,s and within ~ mrs or my residence.
S0,: beyond that distance and sl19 il ofhe Safe
of Virginia. RID. II. BRIDGES.
Caroline co., Va NOV. ls, ls47.-ewtf
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,


THE subscriber having purchased Farm, the late
i residence of Ambrose Ford, Esq, a few miles
East of Buckingham Court House, will commence a
School at That place the third Monday in January,
branches af English and Classical Literature lie will
take few Boafders nj the very moderate price of 100
dollars each for term Of ten months-that sum EN-.
brasing all The charges for Board, Washing, Lodging,
and the Tuition fee.
The Subscribers long experience and great success
in training the mind. and shaping the morals OF youth
he deems sufficient pledge for the most faithful per-
furmnnce Of daty connected with hi, pror
His address is Gravel Hill Post Office, Buckingham
county, Virginia.
Mar 3--sw5w ELIJAH G. HANES.
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BY TIE GOVERNOR Of VIRGINIA.
a pRDEI a NATION

INFORMATION having been received hy the Eycfn.
L tive, that CALVIN MORGAN, felnn, convicted
Of highway robbery has escaped from the jail 0f Hen
rico county and is now going at large Therefore.
William Smith. Governor of Virginia, do hereby offer
reward Of hy dollars To any person or persons no
shall arrest the said Calvin Morgan and deliver ilEi
into the jail Of the raid county OF lenrco aud do
moreover require all officers Of This Commonwealth
civil and military, and request the people generally
TO use their hest eTernns 10 procure the arrest of the
said Morgan, that he may be brought 10 justice
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
t lesser seal Of the Common wealth, AT Richmond,
lA"h'' this 9Th day of December, in the year ls47.
WM SMITH.
CALVIN MORGAN Is described as ''aged 70 years,
feet 10 inches high OF dark complexion, blue c:' 4
and dark hair: has distinct scar, said 10 he gun
shot wound, The under pal Of Of his arms above
the eibow-beIieved to be the RICH. arm"
Dec I0-rryy
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ELEGANT BOOKS,

Adop'cd for Christmas and Ne,o Years GIFTS, The
Draaoing ROOM &c.
MASH & WOODHOUSE cannot enume-
~ rate in an advertisement the many splendid
Books they have recently received, and are now
opening. The1 most respectfully invite those in
search of handsome Books for Christmas gifts, or
who have taste for the useful and fine arts, TO call
and look over their collection. The following
have just been added:
Finden's Beauties of the Poet Moore-being a
series of portraits OF his principal female charac.
,ers, from drawings by eminent artists, made cx-
pressly for the work-wi,h descriptive letter press
large folio volume, magnifcently bound.
The Poets Pleasaunee, or Garden of all sorts
of Pleasant Flowers, which our pleasant poets
have in past time for pasiime p'anted-by Eden
Warwick with 90 ornamental borders compos-
ed of flowers and insects.
Bnlwer's Leila, and Calderon the CouDter
beautifully illustrated and bound.
Evenings at Baddon Hall.
Sir Thomas Lawrence's Cabinet CT Gems.
The Gallery of The Graces, e1quisilely colored
The Book Of Shakespeare Gems, a series Of
landscape illustrations of the most interesting To-
ca,i,ies of Shakspeare's Dramas-44 plates.
Fishers Drawing Room Scrap Book for 1916
edited by the Hon. Mrs. Noron-36 highly fin.
ishea engravings, &c, &c. Dec. %
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BY TIE GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAM NATION.

WHEREAS, information has brrn received by the
w Executive That RALPH YOUNG, convicted Of
murder in the Superior Court Of Lnnenbirg, lIatrs
capped from jail, and is at large: Therefore. VIII
liam Smith, Governor of Virginia, do hereby offer
ward of one hundred dollars TO any person
who shall arrest The said Ralph Young and deliver him
into the jail of Lunenhurg county; and do moreover
require all ofccrs Of this wealth. civil and mi
ary, aud request the people generally, 10 use their
best eyerIons Ia procure the arrest of the said Young
that he mny be brought to justice.
Given under my hand IL Governor, and under the
low, lesser seal Ofthe Commonwealth, At Richmond
t'I this 18th day Of December, in the year 1877.
WM. SMITH
3- YOUNG is 46 years old, about feet high, and
quite round shnulds'ed-his utterance is rapid, and
from its rapiity, sometimes rather unintelligible-
wears his hair olerably long, and combrd back.
nac -rEf
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CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR LEASE

OFFER 10 sell long credit, or lease for any num-
her of years, my Lot Of Land at the Of Bank
in the centre of the city, on The great pedcstrll tho.
roughfre leading from Main the Capitol and
having its long line fronting one, and the space be-
tween two az the three Southern gates OF the Public
Saua.e-ncarly opposite to- and few yards only from
the recently erected Stale Court adJonng the
Exchange, and very near the other two Virginia
Ranks, are circumstances which make this property
the most desirable and valuable in the Metropolis
There Is sufficient front Bank for four FIVE
double buildings One hundred and twenty dollars
per foot front is asked on sale hundred dollars
yearly rent lease. Address me at York Town.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Williamsburg, Dec. 7th, lai7.-cw3w
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NOTICE.

IN consequence of the death of the Senior partner
the concern, and being unable To give the business,
myself, that personal attention which Its welfare de-
mands am disposed to sell all the stock, fxtures and
appurtenances in land belonging to the Store lately oc.
cupied by at the Gordonsvils Depot, Orange
sneb an onno,tunitv 10 vonnc man ormoderais ms,ns
but rarely occurs. II Is mere experiment, which
may be unsuceessfu-but, having been established
more than i've years. the store has good of
tom has far proved profitable and only needs indus
try and attention TO make il continue to he. Per-
sons willing purchase will find me disposed to make
the terms a. favorable as possible.
R. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner of Hamilton s. Williams.
Richmond, Dec. 7, le47.-cif
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RicHNosp, 2ad November, 1917. !
To Philip W. Claiborne, EIecu,or 0f Hiliiam D

CEUEUU' HSLtUStU
CIR The Superior Court Of Chaneery for the Rich
- mond Circuit having by decree made on tho
2lst of June, ls47, in sut between Britannia Wei
Iingtop Kennon, ErecutriI OF the last will and tesla
ment of Beverly kennon deceased and others, plain
tifs and George w. Bassctt Executor Of Burwell Bas
sett, deceased who Executor Of William ID. CIai
borne deceased yourself In the capacity aforesaid and
others defe and in another suit between The said
Britannia Wellington Kennon, widow OF Beverly Ken
non, deceased, and EKccutrI Of his last will and
lament, plaintiff, and George 7. kennon and Others
defendants and third suit between the Same plain.
tiff. and George T. Kennon and others, defendants d.
reeted the Undersigned, Commissioner to take
tain accounts; you hereby notified that have fixed
upon Mnnday, the Gath day of January, IsI5 at the
hour Of 2, NJ, at my office, in the city aforesaid
the time and place which shall proceed discharge
the duties required Of me in said decree, when and
where you will attend with such papers and vouchers
as you may have relating to said suits.
WIN. F. WATSON, Commissioner.
Nov 24-2awAw
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NEGRO HIRING.

0,HOMAS 81. TALfsFEREO offers his services
i again To his friends and the public generally IN
Hiring Negroes for the ensnngye.r. He takes this
method Of Informing these who wish 70 employ him.
thai IL would b. advisable I" nlo.m him eay
they can. that he may base opportunity Of gslung
good hoh-s. Tie Pledges himself that every srsnion
STALL lie used 10 obtain good prices and good homes,
and hopes that All experience Of many III entitlo
HIM u Il share 81 patronage
He will also continue To act General Agent for the
Renting out OF Houses, Collecting Claims, &c, and
pledges himself to spare exrrtions 10 render entire
satisfaction all who may favor him with their busl
ness.
Ufice-Corner Of Wall and franklin streets.
Richmond. Nov. IT, lsi7.-ctf
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by THE GOVERNOR Of VIRGINIA.
DID TIcI a II 1rION

IIIHEREAS, ths Executive has been informed that
w: SMITH SfllrFLETT, who was confined in the
Jail Of Ahemare county. under Indictment for grand
larceny, has broken said jail and escaped, and is
at large Therefore, !. William Smith, Governor
Virginia, do hereby offer reward of fifty dollars t.
any person or persons no shall arrest the said Smith
ShifIlett, and deliver him into The Jail Of A!bemarlc
county; and do require all officers Of this
Commonwealth, civil and military, and request the
people generally TO use their best rXertions procure
the Of the said Shifett that he may be brought
to justice
Given under my hand Governor, and under the
, lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at Richmond,
''AAL' this 18th day of December, in the year e47.
WaI. Smith.
~ SHIFFLETT Is about feet 10 inches high, ra-
ther spare and Is about IS years old The lower part
Of his right ear has been cut or bitten off.
Dec. l7-c2aw3w
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FOR SALE

THAT pleasant and desrahi. rs~idence called OAK
4 FOREST, in the county IL Hanover, Twelve miles
from this city, containing 1851 acres, lying we'll, and
adapted To the culture Of corn, wheat and oats The
Improvements consist of a two story Dwelling, with
four rooms and passages and dry Cellar, al: necessary
out houses, good peach orchard, aud young apple
orchard, just planted II is in The very best neighbor
hood aud very healthy II not disnOsed nf before, il
will be offered publicly The 10Th Of Jauuary, 1873
Mr.. VIM. II. II. Pollard Of Hanover, who is authorized
to make sale OF the same, will take pleasure in con
tracing with any one X. 4. CLARKE.
Hanover. Dec. 7, lsfT.--c6t%
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EARMERS, BANK OE VIRGINIA.

FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.
THE Annual Meeting of The Stockholders Of The
L Farmers Bank nf Virginia will be- held at their
Banking House, in the city of Richmond, GA Wednes-
day, the l2th January, 1873.
Dec. g. l6i7-eotd J. g. BLAIR, Cashier.
Form Of a Poorer Of Attorney 10 rOie bp Pro1V.'
Know ALL MEN Tn.sa PnEsESTs, That -,
Of --, do hereby appoint - To be - sub
stnte and proxy for and in - name and b=half, 10
vote at any election of Director Directors Ul TIE
Farmers Bank OF Virginia, and furthermore to he -
substitute and proxy 10 represent, at all meetings
Of the Stockholders Of the Farmers' Bank of Virginia,
and in name and bsha!! 10 vote respecting the en-
acting. repeating amending such bylaws, 0rdinan
ces or regulations, may he deemed necessary and
convenient for The government Of the said Bank.
In witness whereof, - have hereunto sci - hand
and seal this - day Of -.
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FOR RENT.

A VERY DESIRABLE FARM, IN The county of
N Powhatan, about one mile from James river, and
% miles from the city OF Richmond. IL contains nine
hundred acres of land seven hundred Of which
der cultivation. There is the place profitable G'st
mill; also, mill aud ;hreshing mlrhinr, worked
By water power THIS Farm is well furnished with TO.
hacco and honses; also, ovrrsrerj house with
four comfortable rcOIn.. There will lie found seeded
on the land IN bushels nj good wheat.
Possession given the Isl nj January. For further par
ticulars address ]. H. FlNNEf, Subletrs /. o Pow
Ialan.
P.s.-This place would be suitable for Il New Eng
land farmer. Oct. l2-Lu
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THE FEMALE SCHOOI

he ENIE LIE oCEUUL
Eienton, the residence Of DR.. John Field In the
"a county of brunswick. will br rc-opsned on the ii
Monday in January ls45, by Miss Sarah a. Matter
and Mrs. NJ. f. HOwerIon.
The services "f mn experienced tencher have bren
cured to give instruction in Latin, French and Nlthe
matics.
TsRMs PER sEssios OF TEN MONTHS :-Boarding san;
Tuition ~; Music 40; Languages and Mathematics 30.
Vocal Music taught graiuonsy Half of the expenses
to he paid 1t the expiration of five months-the
ha'nnce at the end ct the session. No charge for pro-
iessi"nal services IN cases of sickness among the
Young ladies boarding in the family.
Nov. 9-c2aMtI
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o' LC w La NV -NE.oANCLS.
ON THURSDAY, December 3mh 1877. flair II mol.
" the next fair day. will be sold u tue highest bidder,
the house OF Carr Fleming, lilo county of Couch
land, the Tract Of Land which Joseph Perkins. de-
celsrd, formerly resided, lying In the lower part ol
Louisa, and usually known Perkins, Hills, adOln-
lrg the lands of knigh, Buwes, Mrs Susan Bowrs, Col
;ohn Gnrrrant, decreased, and oheIs. THIS tract OF
land contains 467 acres, aud has commodious dwell
Ing house, and all necessary out houses for family
also, a first rate brick barn.
The terms OF sale will be-oneIhrd cash, and the
balance two equal annual Payments, the purchaser
giving bond and deed ui the land To secure
the payment FREDERICK PERKINS.
At the time and pace, will br sold thirteen
likely NEGHOE :. belonging Ia the Estate of Robert
Perkins deceased, consisting OF men, boys. women and
children IN which will bc given :. credit of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond and approved secu
rily. FREDERICK PERKINS,,
Administrator of Robert Perkins, deceased.
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WASHINGTON HENRY AGA DENY
MR.. s. L. DUNToN. Principal of the Male De-
1fl partment


MR.. 5. L. DUNTON Principal of the Male De-
III partment.
MRS 5. !. DUNroN, Principal of the Female De.
paIlmen.
The session Of this institution will commence
the Goth January, and terminate the Goth Dece
b-r, 1915, allowing II vacation of one mouth between
tie Summer and Fall terms The plan Of instruction is
thorough and practical. and carried far as the time
OF The siuirnts residence will permit.
The situation is retired and healthy, and the com
munity in an eminent degree moral and refined.
Board can be had with tie Principal, including wash
ing and fuel at $50.
TUITION.
In Reading, Writing and first principles Of Geo
graphy, Arithmetic and Grammar, S20 %
In The higher branches Of English, Latin, Sc, 81 90
For Ffrnrh. an ezra charge Of 10 Oh
Music. II desired al the masters charge.
In addition Ia The above. the Department Of English
Science embraces the following branches all branch.
~ Mathematics, including comic sections and the
calculus; Field Surveying; History, ancient and mo
dcrn; Natural. inice, uai aud Moral Philosophy; Che
misry Physical Geography; Elements Of Political Eco
nomy; Book Keeping Astronomy; Projection Of Erlip
SEES, maps ard charts rhetoric; Evidences Of ChrStian
ty; Elements Of Physiology and Natural Theology, &c
Arrangements are In progress 10 procure Apparatus
for illustrations IN the various branches Of Natural Sci
ence, and lectures will be given occasionally through
the course.
No abatement for absence, except in cases Of pro-
tracted sickness. tho. G. TINSIEY,
President Board Of Trustees.
fr- Address the Principal, at Richmond.
Dec. 1-cw6w
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CONNIISSIONERiS SALE

PURSUANT to 4 decree of the County Court OF
L Hanover, pronounced on the 9th day Of July. ls47
in cause OF Mary Muncas Francis Page, Sheriff and
Administrator OF frances Muncis, deceased, Sc will
bs sold for cash, Hanover Court House. on Tuesday,
the 2sth dag of December, lsi7 one Negro Woman, III
order eqaiize the division the ee1;eeS of the
said Muncas's Estate. a. Is. TlMBERLi AXE.
Der l7-c.Jt tomms ,IOner
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Adop'cd for Christmas and Nep Years Cuts, M
Dyo,,;1, Poo,p 9.r
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j. M. Clarkc,s
IS 900 DOLLARS $4,000! $4,000!
Palace Of Fortune and Emporium Of Capital.
FOURTEENTH ST. RICHMOND, VA,

$4,000 DOLLARSl $4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class g. for 1917, to be drawn
at Alexandra, Saturday, Dec. IS. Splendid Scheme
e350o0, 900 10000, 5,o 800, 1000 e6ss, 1900.
90 of 1000 20 of 60G 20 Of 4l0 40 Of $40, &c,
amounting TO s5o9,5es. Tickets only Slo halves S;
quarters 80.
W CLARKE sold, during the month Of November,
1877 seventeen Capital Prizes of ,oOO Co., 5UO dn9,
800, 200, &C. and, having sold any of the large
Capitals, is confident that ne will sell several of the
Splendid Capitals for the month of December.
% Ordersfor Packages, Certificates, single Tick
ets In the above Schemes addressed the undersgn-
ed attended to by return of Mall and when requested
account of the Drawings forwarded so soon re-
ceived Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Dec. Richmond, Va.
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.
On FRIDAY, the 3lst day Of December, 1917, tif
" fair otherwise, the fair day. the undersIsn
ID Will Offer for sale at public auclinn before The front
door of Saninrd's United States Hotel IN the Town Of
fredericksburg, FiFfY-FlVE LIKELY AND VA
LUABLE SLAVES, consisting of men, boys, girls,
women and chi!drcn-among them an excellent Cook.
TERMS on the day Of sale.
WIN. N. WEXFORD, Trustee.
frederic ok hlrr. Dec. 10. lS47-rtdS
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County-to wit:
I. -, a Justice Of the Peace for said County
do hereby certify that - -, who ha- executed
the above power Of attorney, personally appeared be
fore Inc aud made oath, that the Stock on which -
vote proposed to be given is bona Ei>' and that
the same is held by means of any transfer con
trived or designed evade the provisions of The act
Establishing genera regulations Tor the Incorporation
of Banks" passed the odd March, 1857.
Given under my hand, this - day Ct -, Isl i.
= Ills own property-or the property Of -, his
WARRIOR of bis tesator inieItaes estate naulin.
the testaor ntestate-or is bona fde held by him
virtue Of some duly recorded will or deed in trust inr
other person persons, naming the persons and
deed. Dec: 7th, 1871 cold
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LUCk'S GFFaCs3,
NO. 5, XCHANGE PLACE.

10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
FOR CHRISTMAS DAY
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 81, to he drawn a
Wilmington, Delaware, Dec. 25th, lsi7. 7s Nos, !;
drawn Grand Capitals: s4p,0O0, $1,000, l0,G0D 5000
1000, 3,377, Of 1000 % Of 800, &c. Tickets $40
halves S; qlarters2 so.
~ All who want TO realize fortune for a small out
lay should recOect that Prizes only he had through
the hands of LUCK therefore their orders should bt
addressed to G. B. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
OF Persons ordering by the package may deduct The
price of three Tickets
Nov % G.. n. LICK Richmond Va