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J.aND n SALE

- W. a&1AS
I SHALL offer for sale, on the premises, on Thurs.
= DAY, the .hih of The present month, tSeptemhrr,)
the Tract al! Land on which l now reside. situated in
the cndniy nr Louisa, and bounded by The lands of Jno.
II. Winston, DR.. kran, LancrIot Minor, and others
This tract Of land cont iins upwards of seven hundred
acres, and is well adapted othr growth Of corn, wheat
and tobacco. The improvements consist OF n large
dwelling house and all necessary out houses, such rs
harm, stables. tobacco lIunses, &c. The land is well
waterrd, and has on IL a large meadow, which, with 4
liIllr improvement. would produce a vast quantity Uf
lay. The situation il provrrhial for health, and the
nrIGhborlioOd equal 10 any IN The county for rrspecta-
billy and intelligence. l ,hal nj The same lime offer
for sale all The crops al corn, ulis and fodder, together
with all iir plantation utensils, aud stock 0r various
kinds. The land will h- sold on . credit-ane. half Of
The purchase money 10 be paid NJ The end Of twelve
months, and the oiher half II the expiration Of two
years from the d:y III sale-thr purchaser giving bond
with approved personal security and a deed Of trust on
the land TO secure the pnyments. The crops, stock, &C.,
will be- sold on 4 credit of six months for all sums aver
s.. WILLIAM WADDY.
Ioui,a Semi. ~. lsi7.-CW2w
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY or VIII Ia MSRURG FOR SALE

V,lIE subscriber offers fur sale that valuable Real
l Property in The City of Williamsburg known rs the
Getty HOTEL The .nase is large and comsiodi-
ous, and in snui repair, with all suitable ont harses,
stables, &C.. SC, necessary Ia 4 tavern or house Of pub.
lie entertainment. The situation is very desirable,
and the property is well worth the attention Of lhose
who wish 10 make a judicinIs investment in a hotel or
nriyate boarding house. Persons wishing III educate
their children could do 50 II y small expense al w ili.ui
& .Jary COLLEGE and nj the same time lie engaged in 4
profitable BUSINESS, by purchasing this establishment.
TERMS will he made accommodating Apply 10 The
Proprietor. LEONARD HENLEY.
Aug. 1i-ctOetl
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THO MSON'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR and WOOD NAPTnA,

TIME most wonderful Remedy In the world for Con
j sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. Obstinate Colds or
Coughs, Liver Complaint, Pains In the Side or Back,
palpitalion of the Heat, and all the various diseases oil
the Lungs, Throat and Breast.
The Portland Mel Advertiser says
ss1his remedy has been more successful than any we
have ever known, for its numerous cures in Consump.
ton, Splitting Blood, Pain in The Side and Breast, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Obstinate Coughs, noarseness, sore
Throat, Palpitation OF the Heart, Whooping Cough,
Group, Nervous Tremors, &C.; individuals oil the high
est responsibility in this city bear ample testimony 10
its power and efficacy In this class Of Diseases"
The Editor Of the Philadelphia Galaxy says:
UTHOMSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF A is a
never-failing remedy in cases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
and affections of the Throat, Lungs or Breast: we
speak from experience, having used the preparation ior
the last three years with the most decided advantage
A case Of pulmonary consumption once came under our
notice, which was absolutely cured 6y me use o. lmIse
bottles Of THoMsoN's sYRup OF TAR. %lnvands,
seek this balm Of Giead ere II Is too late. Conshnp-
lives, profit by our experience"
We have seen within 4 few days the person VINO
gave the following certificate. lie remains wei, being
PARLIAMENTARY, January ,, le4G.
From 4 sense Of gratitude, and n desire that the al
Gicted may have recourse TO n truly invaluable lnedi'
cine, would state the benefit I have experienced from
The use of THOMSON'S X OF
A N WOOD NApTHA. For several years |
have been afflicted with a distressing, racking cough.
accompanied with great oppression and difficulty oil
breathing, with n sensation Of tightness In the chest -
becoming greatly alarmed, II friend who had been
much benefited by this medicine recommended me 10
try il. did so; und in 4 short time every alarming
symptom disappeared, my expeCtoration became free, all
oppression left me, my cough ceased, and In n few days
| was able 10 go out and attend to my business as a wen
man. ANY further information will be cheerfully given
From, street. o $ McMANAMY."
-. This invaluable remedy is prepared only by ANd-
NEY q DICKSON, ut the Northeast corner OF FINN
and Spruce streets, Philadelphia. Sold also by ALIEN.
DUVAL, Richmond; II. a. SANTOS Norfolk; J. u;
SEAY, Lynchburg;E LlAS. CORLiNG, Petersburg; ana
by Druggists generally. Price-5o cts., or 81 per bottle.
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Lool ont for lie 29A IF September,
$50. 900! 100 Of $1,000!
LnWEST TuREE 50 pGIZE sI moo

Snsquehanna Lottery, Class IA, Tor 1917, Ia lr drawn
on Wednesday, Sept. 18th, N Baltimore. IS Nos, l.
drawn. Grand Capitals: prize Of $50, 600, $4,000,
: 500, 5000, 3,I3C. 3,Oun, $500. a,a.5u, 4 Of 100. ! Of
500. 4 Of I.750. 100 az 500. loo 81 1000. ~i.. riot
els SIS; halves Z 80; quarters > -. A Certificate al
packages of ai Wl0les Si9t;-siarrs in proportion.
All who want 10 rraiizr 1 fortune al 4 small outlay,
should rrcoilect that prizes can only be had ihrnr:h The
hands III LUCK, therefore their orders should he ad-
dressed TO Z. Is. LUCK, RIchmnnd, virginia.
pT Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
sns ~ r.. n. LICK Richmond. Va.
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TN CHANCERY.-yiRGrsIA:-A Rules held IN the
L Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Cont Of Law
and Chancery for Cumberland County, Oh the 9Th day
of September, lS47:
James Dowdy, In his own right, and as administra-
tor de bonis non, with the will annexed, Of James
Dowdy, deceased, and as administrator OF Lease Dow
dy, deceased, fiaintn'
against
Robert Smith aud Polly his wife, Beniamin Bowles
and Jane his wife, Thomas rowdy, VIM. Booker, Hen.
nv Martin, Nathaniel Penick, administrator of Richard
Dowdy, deceased, the heirs Of Richard Dowdy, dsesss,
ed, whose names are unknown, the said Nathaniel
Penick, administrator Of Elizabeth Dowdy, VIM. u.
Dowdy and ilez. Ford, administrator de bonis ron'
with The will annexed, of the said James Dowdy, de-
ceased, Deiehaahls;
The defendants, the heirs of Richard Dowdy, de-
ceased, not having entered their appearance and given
security, according TO the act Of Assembly and The
rules Of this Court, and il appearing by satisfactory EVIL
dence that they are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth, il is ordered, that the said defendants do an:
pear here on the first day of the next March term, aud
answer the bill OF The plaintiff; and that a copy OF this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the city Of Richmond for two months success
sively, and posted al the front door Of the Court house
srni i00cwsm "oPiB r. WoODsoN, o. c.
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ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE

T,IlE subscriber intending 10 remove Ia The South.
1 west this Fall, offers for sale his Tract Of Land on
Roanoke river, in the county Of Mecklrnbnrg, 4 miles
from X. NJ. College and Boydton, IL I1iles below CIarks-
vile, and within > and 5 miles Of > large mannfactur-
Ing mills. The trart contains 5i0 acres, onr half in
forest, aud upwards If 100 acres in river ana creek bot
TOM, ! portion nf which IL unclearrd. The improve
ments consist of 4 new and spacious dwelling house,
= large two story sranary, with ihrasher aud machinery
attached for flaming and grinding, and MI necessary
lniIsrs for the accommodation of 4 family and the pre-
srrvation Of crops. The character of the land Is that
nfilie Roanoke land generally, L description &c which
IL unnecessary, rs those wishing 10 purchase will view
The premises; hut il is believed not 10 be surpassed By
any tract on the river for fertility and health. II has
been settled hy the subscriber for nearly ten years, and
there has hern hut one death, and that from old age. a
reasonable credit will be given FOR most Of 1.-THE purchase
money.
lf MOI sold before, il will, on THURSDAY. thr Both
Of September, hr sold nj public auction, together with
the Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Tools, Stock, Crop, sc. JAS. /. WILLIAMSON.
Sept 3-cwlds
~ UirLmond Whir rruunsteI In ronv
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j. w. lEaury & Co.,

Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . 50. Certificates Of
packages OF % whoies SIaU-shares in proportion.
30, 1913 DOLLARSi 20 OF 5000 DOLLARS,
New Jersey Lottery, No. II, for 1917. 10 be drawn ut
Jersey City Sept. 90. IL drawn Nus. out of IS.
Grand Scheme.
| rrize of S)0,7a8 40 prizes Of 8 600
% nrizes or 5nDD $50 /" 500
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters . 50. Certificates of
packages OF % wholes $l3O-slares in proportion.
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Mrs. Charles III. HYDE

n GUILD inform her friends and the public
W generally, that she would be glad 10 ac-
.anoiale six OF eight young Ladies, as Board
. her family, her residence being convenient
) ne principal Schools.
Having engaged a competent, Teacher for her
y faashlers, those wishing 10 do SO can lake
F'sc Lessons.
sse hopes 10 merit a share of patronage, by
attention TO their morals, as well as their
lesSral comfort.
rms = For Board and Washing, $50 for ten
5.0s' Tor Music and use of Piano, $50.
4 prsss.eEScEs:-James Bosher, Esq, Maj. Thos.
n,s, Col. Chas. S. Morgan, Elder Jas. Hen.
:, mos. d. Quarles, Esq.
aApply al her residence on Cary street, be.
~ Isl and Foushee. Sept. l7-c3t
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LAND FOR SALE,

DY virtue ola decree Of The County Court ri Chester
ID field. nf September Term, l5i7, { shall sell, 10 The
highest bidder, on the premises, on SATURDAY, &c
loher end, Is7, At mid day, the Tract Of Land wl'eIeon
John II. Wilder, deceased, resided, IN Ci'eslerheih
county, IN Newhy's Bridge Road, about six or seven
miles West of the cmIrl-hoisr, adjninin. The lands Of
WIN. u. Brlcl-r, Rlackman Clrallihin and others
either viii show the Land TO any one DESTROYS OF ex-
aiming il.
TERMS-A credit Of one and Two years, The pnrclia-
ser executing bonds with good security, bearing inter
est from date, AMI a lien on the land To secure their
payment.
N B-If, from the inclemency &C The weather, or
any other cause, the land he not sold on Inc day above
named Il will lie said IN lie succeeding Chesterfield
Court day, October lltI, J a. The Cour! house.
Spnf l--ctua j. BRANCH, Conn.
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TO SARAH C. HARRISON

you are hereby notified. that shall petition The Ie-
i neral Assembly Of Virginia, n The next session
thereof, for a divorce "a cfneuio matrimoRn) from YOU
A state ment Of The causes on which said application Is
founded 1 have filed in The Clerks Office Of the CIr
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery In and Tor
the county of King William; and, as you are not q re-
sident Of the State Of Virginia, l take this method OF
informing You thereof, and Of requiring your attend,
ance at the next term Of said Court, when the SAID
Court will cause a jury to be impanneled, to ascertain
The facts set forth In said statement
Sent. l0-cw4w JAMES B. HARRISON.
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VALUABLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE

FUN ItIE
p virtue "f 4 Decree Of The Circuit 'ourl Of 'hrs'
- terrified, nf the Sd of April, 1877, amended by ano-
lher decree in July, 1917, in the suit ot David g.. WIN
free, &C., against Lucy Winfrce and others, the planla-
lion on James river, in the county of Buckingham, be-
longing 10 the estate of James w. Winfree, deceased,
will he offered for sale, by public auction, on tlr pre-
misses, on TUESDAY, the igth October, loi7, " tar,
If not, the next fair day. The plantation contains, ny
survey, 1890 acres, of which there are estimated tnhe
about coo acres nfopem arabic land, including about lao
acres nf river, and Il small potion OF creek low grounds.
The residue of The land Ii In woods, and much oi II
well limbered. Nearly all the open land IL III a hieh
state Of Improvement tom the Use III clover ana pas
ter, aud is well adapted 10 The growth Of tobacco, corn,
wheat and oats. There Is n grist mill on the place,
and n slle IN which there has been a saw MIL, Tie dain
now standing in good repair. The mill was burnt last
wear, but may he rebuilt al 4 moderate cost, and rem
,lrred very profitable. The plantation adjoins The lands
of RI Boiling, John and James Harris, Ienryahu Ip-
renzn Nicholas aud others, and rs about > miles from
ScoitsviIle and 8 miles from The Virginia Mills. FRO.
ducc NAV be carried across the river 10 the canal Win
out any hauling on The opposite side. II Is well wa
tered ny iva creeks running entirely thr0lgh y, ana ny
4 number uf springs conveniently situated. There 49,
good orchard and all necessary tobacco houses, narh",
NC, with 4 small dwelling and all OvrrstrrS h'alsr.
The purchaser will receive possessisn al The iiiii,
now in crop, so soon rs the crops can BE- property GAIN
cred and removed; aud will take fun possession on tue
Isl January next, rrserving only ihr USE oi tobacco
houses and necessary fuel until the tobacco crop can be
cured aud carried away.
The Terms are One fourth cash, and y credit ol one,
two and three years, equal Instruments. Tor tir residue
The credit, payments Ia bear interest from The safe.
aud 10 he secured Ivy bonds with good security, anu ny
retaining the title until payment.
We are authorized Ia say, that IL Is not the intention
of any at The persons now Interested IN the estate 10
purchase il Lucy WlSFREE. com-rs
Sent. I4-ctds HOLDEN RHODES,
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l. IN bcrt,s d flee.

On tnurteenM Street, u1lder Tie Exchange Hotel.
TH0MAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
i and the public in general, that lr has commenced
the business of a LnlteTy Broker, In The Office Ton lith
street, under the Exchange Hotel, formerly occupied
by u. NJ. Iioyt, and recently by L. u. Pendleior.
Tickets and shares in all Lotteries Of which ). w.
Maury & To. (successoTs to Gregory 4 co.. are the Ma
naseIs, always for sale in The greatest variety.
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey, No. Is, Sept. o.:
~ L. 20 Gl % 81 "a So % 5i 81 81 81.
TO-DAY.
FRIDAY-D0llar Lottery. To be drawn in Norfolk
On Friday, the Virginia ~Lecshurg Lottery, Extra, Class
No. 90. Capital S4,om. rs Nos, - drawn. Tickets
81; halves So cts.; quarters IS cts.
SATURDAY-Anolher Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX,
Delaware Lottery, Extra, Class M. ~. Ia be drawn at
Wilmington, Delaware, OH Saturday, Ut II O'Clock, aud
the drawing will be received here about o'clock.
Capital $4,000. ~ Nos, Il drawn. Tickets 81; halves
~ cents; quarters y rts.
Also for Salurday-A Splendid Scheme.
30,0 900 DOLLARS!
Sales close nj five O'Clock.
Lowest Three Number Prize $500!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. To. Capitals: SAL, goo,
10000. 5000, 5000. no prizes of 500, &c. Tickets sln;
halves 5, QuarIers2 ~.
500, 900! 5000! $40, 600.
200 prizes oil 1000 DOLLARS! (bcing The
owesi 3 No. prizes)
The Isl 2 drawn Nos. 1000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery. Class :. lnr ls47, 10 be- drawn at
Alexandria, Saturday, 3uti October. rs No. Lottery
IL drawn ballots.
Magnificent Scheme:
I grand capital of SluU, 900 s prizes Of 100000
grand ,riZe Of "a, 600 : 5000
! prize Of $4,000 $ d,oOO
5000 100 o.DOO
! la,075 q 1000, &c,
SC, amounting 10 81 ,O93 27j.
Whole Tickets Si0-halves 2U-quartrrs l0-eishtiis >.
Purchasers of packages twiole tickets %: shares At
this ofice viii have a deduction made Of THREE
a package Of whole lickris-a5 for 22-wiil cost
$3.50, and must draw Si0S melt.
Prizes caslied III sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. =, Exchange Place.
LAMBERT has sold aud paid, during the fen ,aseks
he has been %enanged in the business, ! pIizr. al S.. 400,
aud % other Capitals.
10 Recoilrct No. 3-"Thrre's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More." Sept. ~
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TO 0IR PATRONS

TINE increase OF oui business in New York rcquiI-
L ing our undivided attention, with gtcat reluctance
We have to ~relinguisil the hold we have upon the pat.
ronaGr Of this community; and, in doing 40, wr cannot
refrain from rendering our thanks for their many IA
vors, and would commend 10 thrm, AZ our SUCCESSORS,
Afessrs. T.. FITZGERAI.D & co, wh,, We are in
dnccd To believe, will be able, ne ii will be their endea-
vors. 10 sustain The reputation OF the establishment.
STARR L CO.. Richmond.
~ 7, JENNINGS & 20, New York.
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500, 900! 10000! $40, 900.
C.. II. I.uck.

VENDER FOR y. PAINE & CO.,
MANAGERS observation-disclosures, Vima,.tA.
II PAINE & co are now scattering their large
~ prizes through the country, making the poor rich
and the rich glad.
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ID. Paine Il Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

EfiS UF LOI EhIEoj
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE following brilliant schemes will command The
attention OF the friends Of RTUNE HOME.
The unprecedented luck which has attended The pat
rons Of this agency within The last sixty days, in the
sale al many splendid prizes, will hr an indnceineni
for all in search of fortune Ia forward their orders 10 us,
orto G. w. PURCELL, Agentfor the Managers,
Richmond Virginia.
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Orange C. IL, Aug. 81, 1871
SALE

PURSUANT 10 i decree Of the County court 81
] Hanover. pronounced on the o7t!l day Of Jniy, ls47,
in the case of Muscas VI. Muncas's Administrator, &c,
The undersigned, Commissioner. will expose 10 public
sale. nj Hanover Courthouse, for cash, on TUESDAY,
The 25il, IL September, one Of The Negroes mentioned
in said decree. A. II. ~lMBERLAkE
Sept. la-dltGc2t Comm. ssioner.
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nv the Magnetic Telegraph.
.. Hours In Advance of the Mail.


fCorrespoaleaee Of the Riehmosd Enqatrer.)
BALTIMORE, Sept. 23-5aP P. M.
The Stock market is dull, with a downward
tendency.
FLovR-Sales OF 1900 bbls. Howard ST. Flour
=, S 50; sales OF 500 bbls. Baltimore City Mills
as IS. ,
WngAT-Prime white Wheat ll6 a 1I9 cents
per bushel; red Wheat l04 a i07c
CoRx-Prime white SIS els. per bushel; prime
yellow 20 a So c.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, P. Nd.
FLous-Moderate sales at previous prices
Pennsylvania brands sell at SIS SCI.
C~uRN-Sales Of 5000 bushels prime While
Corn al 81 63c.
WnEAr-Sales of 5000 bushels prime white
Wheat al i22c. per bushel.
OArs-Sales al Acc. per bushel.
CcRN MEAL-Sales at 50 6ot per Dbl.
WmIsxEY-Sales Of Whiskey in bbls al 2oc.
per gallon.
NEW YORK, Sept. 22-P. Nj.
PLouR-Sales of 1000 barrels Genesee Flour
g. IS rs a 5 81; Western Flour, S 37a a 5 81.
WHEAr-Prime red Wheat l02 a ITO cents
sales OF 300 bushels at these rates.
CoRS-Sales of prime yellow at Is cents per
tushel.
CorroN-Nothing doing in this article.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
A ValU bic a m ,

rs JAMES RIVER, NEAR GOOCHLASp Y. y.
DY virtue OF n decree of the Court Of Hastings fos the
ID city Of Richmond, in Chancery sitting, pro-
pnnred on the llth day Of August, Ie47, in two suits
,brrr,n pending, the one styled "Kean's guardian
,.ltn,t Kean, Garland and Others" the other, Calls
:iatJau against Calls, Garland and others" the un-
ir''i-ned, who was thereby appointed q IoMn.ssun-
r ior the purpose, viii proceed TO sell, at public aa9-
ION, a, Goochland Court house, on MONDAY the Ioth
ty Of October, 1917, lthat being Court day,) al me
sOur OF o'clock, P. NJ, that valuable Farm, IN Tue
toGa,y II Goochland, on James river, about q miles
above the city Of Richmond, called Kamscatka, con-
timing about 7aJ acres, a map and survey of which
sli be made, and exhibited at the sale. IL u now 10.
rnnied Out 10 Mr.. John Thomson, jr., OF Goochiand
Court house, who will 90 doub, show it to any one dis
r.edt0 purchase. This farm ndjoinS the well known
|nsai- rallied "Beaverdam," owned by the neirs OF
lns. Peasants, Of Maryland, and Corhin warwick,
10 OF this city, the soil of which, ike theirs, can %
aade equally fertile.
The lerns OF sale for the above property VIII be
Ae third In cash, balance In equal instruments at one
NJ Two years, for bonds or negotiable notes, interest
IN;rJ, secured by n trust deed.
w. GoDDIN, Commissioner.
S.-Persons at a distance may attend this sale
~ the pOsiiise assurance, that tins property viii be
~ r,thout ressrre. w. GODDlN,
Sept. 24-ctds Commissioner.
FOR RENT, OR LEASE,
LARGE and convenient Shop at King William
a Court house. well adapted to the Coach Making
nd Wheel. Wright business. Also, a Blaekstnits Shop,
% inins. The location Ia q desirable one. Posses
ion may be had Immediately.
sept. 24-c4t WIN. NJ.
MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.
TlE seventh session of this institution will con-
l inencc on the 18th day Of October The buildings
h- been greatly enlarged, and every necessary ar
Arearni made for the accommodation of pupils.
The subscriber takes pleasure in in informing his friends
vi patrons. that, at n high figure. he has secured the
ICES Of four ladies rs teachers, all possessing quail
i racn. Of a superior order. The lady selected as
'ihtipal is one Of long experience, having taught for
at-n years, seven Of which tins in the best Schools
I '%itsinil.
4 Terms. &c, az for the last FIVE years.
Address tine subscriber, at Miller's, Essex county,
'rshla, and bills Of particulars win no sent.
Respectfully, JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ. D..
Midway, Essex co., Sept. 24-ctNovl
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LOTTERIES.
Straff0n,s ORee.

MO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND, VIRGINIA..
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, SIRAITON'S the man.
Ora wn Nos of New Jersey, No. IS:
70 10 % 81 25 81 "a Sc 90 Sc 50 81 &c
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
1000 DOLLARSi 1000 DOLLARSl
FRIOAY-Leesburg, Extra, No. e9. Capitals ST.
600, 1000, 500, &c. rs Nos, - drawn. Tickets 81;
halves SO c.; quarters o5 c.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. II. Capitals -
$4,000, 1000, 343, sc. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81;
halves SO cts.; quarters 25 cts.
10000 DOLLARS
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 60. for lsd7, to be drawn
Sept. 25th. rs No. Lottery-i2 Drawn Ballots. Grand
Scheme: $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1000, 3,5oO, 9 a43, , of
1000, 3of 500, $ Of 300, 5of ! $50, 200 Of 500, etc
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters Q so. Certificates of
packages of IS wholes Sl2O-shares in proportion.
The most Brilliant Lottery erer drairn in the
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p,pry DOIJApS REWARD.

anam,burg, September 81, lsl7-c,flf
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EXECUTORS SALE OF SLAVES, CROPS.
STOCK. &c.

ON The sh day of October, lsd7, at the late residence
~ Of A. r. GOODWIN, deceased. near Brllileld ~ We
county Of treensvilie, and within half 4 mile OF tic
Petersburg Railroad, shall sell, Ia the highest bidder,
the decedenl's crop of corn, fodder and Gals; me stock
Of cattle, hogs and sheep; the household and kitchen
furnituie; plantation utensils; 4 large stock oil horses
and mules; a good carriage and harness, and 4 new
wheat machine, (Cocliran's.)
On the OH October, | shall sell TWENTY SLAVES,
consisting OF men, women, boys and girls, selected "ut
ofa lot of more han ore hundred.
TERMS-Casli for the Slaves, and 4 credit az l2
months Tor the other prnperty-,he purchaser giving
bonds with approved security, carrying Interest nom
,hr date. X. K. MEADE,
Executor of A.. 7. Goodwin, Deceased.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-24

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