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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-19
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.

IN pursuance of The provisions of n Deed ni Trust
! executed to ne Ly William Williamson and tiAl'
beth &. his wife, hearing date on The Ici!i day hi Sep;rii
her, 1915, and Of record III The Office ol The CLERK ~ Tie
County Court Of Hanover. J shnl! proceed on IHukS
DAY, the IIth day CT November, u fair, lfn"t,
the next fair day thereafter. To sell on The premises, al
public auction, Ia tie highest bidder, far red.y money,
that valuable property known "a the JUNCTION, siil
atsd in The county OF Hanover, nj III. junction Of the
Louisa Railroad, with The Richmond and Fftdericks-
hurry Railroad: together with about TWO
AND SEVENTY e Il - OF LsNh n large portion in
,nents consist Of Il large and coEfnoLlons Tavern
Luii.inr with all necessary olt-bon-ss, 4 store hohs-.
and soair other small buildings NJ present IN The occu-
nancy q, tenants. 4. The same line ana place, and on
n, ,ame terms, shall sell all th- household and kiichrn
furniture conveyed IN said deed. consisting u every
variety necessary for 4 pnbiic hou--. To a person dis
ppsed IL purchase real property, a most favorable nfpo:-
unity is now offered 10 make 3 profitable Investment,
az this il the terminus Of The Louisa Railroad where
all The work shops Of the Company se located besides
being the stopping place for all passengers waiting 10
% n. m une road az The other-and in addition. for
some years pnst. during n portion Of the year, The pas
sepgrrs on The great Northern AMI Southern mil route
have taken al least oir meal n day nj his house; all 10
ye,i,rr. rendering il une OF the mast desirable pieces 81
urnce rty that has been in the market for some iiDie.
The property Is advertised with tir coDss nj and Al the
rtQusst Of Captain Williamson, who VIII chreriuly
show il TO any one disposed 10 view il before the day oil
sale. The title To this property Is believed to be mus
pntablr, but, acting "a trustee, ! shall convey only sueh
title as i. vested in me by virtue Of the drrh o. trust.
Oct. 5-ctds EDMUND I. NORRIS, trustee.
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tki II nave IeCeIstd Nv LsdlIuda ana sotdiH-
w boat from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and packets Pucahonlas, Lyuc!barg,
Courier ana Grceaway, direct from New York, i
large and varied assortment cf
Fall and Njnsca. sS0Gsss,
rates. and are offered, wholesale and retail, al a
moderate advance. They are in part
below, viz Extra super French, English ard
American Cloths, all coiors; Extra super black
striped and ribbed and fancy colofcd CassimeIes;
Blue, black, Oxford, Cadet ami o;her co!ored Sa-
;inells; B!ar, gold, back and other coiofed Ken
tGcky Jeans; Welsh, Salisbury, Bailar!vale aud
other Fiannei>, all qualities; SupeItinr and ne
dunn quaiiy Plaid Cioakirs; St.ired. plaid,
fancy colo,ci an! black Alpacas, cheap; Ezra
{iiiihFtsR iNaaHilfisa ta T{iapdhll;daG !sS,laan, and Jeany Lint Plal!sii
Gro dc Swiss; Super Cashmere de E'Cossc;
Mousclins and California Piaid>; Embroidered
silk and satin Dresses and 3lobes; Cashmere
Dresses; High coioreI supe! French and Scotch
Gin.hams, vcrY ric;; French, English and Arac-
fican Prints, al prizes; Rich embroidered Cur
lain>; Curtain Caiicues and Dimiiy; White, blue,
cherry, bud, pink AM black Tafia!an Muslin:
Thread and Lisie Laces; Edsinas and lnserines
new styles; Rich bonnet, cap, hat and assorted
Ribands; French worked Capes and Collars, va
rious prices; Swiss and Cambria Edsings and
luScItIHSt ~ biftut oHtG'iH-J a piaISi
and Dainask; Thread Cambria HandkcIclieis,
from 10 cents tc 10 dollars; Pillow case Linen,
Napkins. Huckabuck and Dowlas; Large and
medium size plain India Shawl; White aud as
sorted coIurs embroidered Shawls; Super Cash
mere, Grape, wooilcn, worsIel and nj shawls;
Alpaca, Mcrino, Cashmere and lambs wool
Hose; White and black English, French and
raw six Hose; Moravian, English and German
Cotton Hose, cheap. Woollrn Hose aud hall
Hose, Tor %scrvan's' wear; Whitney, Rose, Mac
kinaw, Duff and Twillei Blankets; White, red,
yellow and green Fiarnrls, every quality and
price; Fine and >~uperfinr Carpetines; Floor
Clubs and Rugs. with a very large assortment
OF h.eachcl and brown Domcslics, Plaids, Lin
seys, kersrys, and coarse goods for laboreis, all
Of which We are prepared 10 sell on the usual
terms, and a. very low prices.
VALENTINE, BREEDEN & CO,
No. 3l7 Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.
Sent. lG-s6t !.
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FANCY AMI STAPLE

FALL AMI WIN Ella ~
CORNER 6Tu AND BROAD ST-., Sill cxoE HILL.
TOHN w. BOYD mos. respectfully informs
HE ladies' and gentlemen that he has recent
IL purchased in New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, received and opened, a superior and
general assortment Of The latest styles Of FASH
ionable Dress Goods for ladies and genllemen.-
He politely solicits a liberal patronage from those
in want Of any article in The Day Goods lire,
promising 10 sell as cheap as any other regular
merchant in The city. JOHN W. BOYD.
Ocl. 6-c6t
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TIN WARE, o Y &c

TuE undersigned kce? on hand, al their lis-
/ lablishneni, No. IS, Main street, between
Civ Hotel an Old Marker, a large supply Of
TIN WARE 81 every description, which they
will sell 10 country dealers and others al the low
ct prices. Th.ir assortment .. STOVES will
be found complete, embracing a general assoil-
msnt ol the --latest and mos; approved patterns Of
coat, wood and COOKING STOVES, all If
which will be sod upon tie most accommodate.
ing terms. Merchants and others from The
country, wishing 10 lay in lheir tall supplies. are
invitei to cal! and look nj our assortment, con-
Il lent as We are iha! We can accommodate them
with am articles III our line al prices which can
no, Tail 70 please.
TIN WARE. SC, manufactured TO order, and
all articles from our establishment warranted 10
be OF The best quality.
D. & C.. L. WELLER.
Rirhmnnl Sen. n-cNdnlAlInn
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By ss.n. Williams, Aucpr.

DAMAGED GOODS AT AUCTION.
TUESDAY, the l9h inst, commencing al
10 O'Clock, ! will sell al my Auction Store, Ruth.
eI.ocri's buildings, the Goods saved from the fire
1.-THE ION insL in a damaged s,as, consisting Of
Laguavra Green Coffee
Rio DO. do.
CID Java do.
Muscuvado Molasses
Green and Black Teas
Roofing and common Tin
Bacon Sides, Shoulders and Hams
Muscovado Sugars, &C.. &c.
dEaMs-Cash. WIN. WILLIAMS,
Oct. I6 n,c,;nnaa.
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LAND. SLAVES. &c. FOR SALE

~ Y virlne ~ the last vii. aud testament az William
IL u. Easlry. DECREASED, late 81 the county Of Meek
ienburc. Va, shall offer fnr sale, M public auction, on
TUESDAY, The lntli dag or October next, II fair, If not
the ne xt fair iay the rraiter, the entire estate Of the de-
ce.rht. a held ani owned by him In the State az vr-
gInia. both real and person u, except sonle irglcics, viz:
That very valuable Farm on whirl Hr. Easlry lately
resided, containing 5Gy acres. lying on The waters OF
Zig and Middle B.nr-tunr Greeks. III the upper end of
MrcklcnbnIs county, ard within five miles III the Hour
Ishinr market inwn al Elarkesvilir. Thc impfOvr-
mruis uf EVERY Kind are very superior, and thr farm
well laid out and arranged for immediate profitable
operations; well enclosed and extensively sreitd III
clover and herds grass, II compact fern aud Of lie
iHesl blues,onr soil, yielding heavy crops of tobacco
and wheat. the great staples Of tins section Of Virginia
There u also attached 10 The ertair ! valuable Gnst aud
Flour Manufacturing Mill and saw Mill, all IN good ~
pair aud in successful oerr1iiGn.
The Slaves are valuable, such 1E layr been careful
Is from time 10 time selected by Mr.. Eislry with All eye
10 every valuable quality. The hou ehold and Kitchen
furniture * extensive, valuable and select, ~ Is also
the stock Of every kind.
There ia an almost rev carriage, Of Northern mann
factnrr, n superb pair Of well broke carriage horses, a
buggy, wagons, cart, plantation tools, plank, barrel
,tavrS and heading, corn, fodder, oats, tobacco, wheat,
&c &c.
The land will be sold on very long credits, The other
property on q credit Of IL months fof all suns of and
above $50. The sale 10 commencr precisely al II a.
clock. Il. ~. ElClAKD BOYD JR Executor.
Aun. !j-cwtds
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Sapt GG!1Dns SC.

WE HAVE received ifom IL, manufaciI.
w ret $50 pieces NAPT COTTONS, No>,
3, 4, 5 and 6, white acd some gray-a handsome
article OF "Wilson's" make. which We will sell
low; and We are almost daily adding 10 our as.
sorlment ofCARPETINGS ard RUGS, which
with a quantity o. Plains, Bian:c's, Kerseys and
Domestics, we offer far sale on moderate terms.
RICHARDSON & CO,
Ort. I5-c6:. So Iain 81.
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NOTIG

4 IL persons indebted 10 The la;e firm Of Gal.
n lasher & Oidner, or 10 John G. Oldncr in
dlvlduaIly, who la.l Spring purchased out The i'll
terest OF James Gallagher in The above firm, and
assumed The liabilities thereof, are hereby uoli-
fed and required 10 make payment without DE.
Law to the undersigned, 10 whom the debts Of the
two concerns have been conveyed By said John
G.. O.dner, in trust Tor he benef, Of sundry ere.
dilols mentioned in tie deed Of trust executed on
The fifteenth day Of September last, and duly re-
corded in The Clerks Office OF the Hastings Court
Of The city Of Richmond.
The terms Of the deed require on the part OF
the trustee "speed" and diligence in collections; it
is therefore hoped that this notice will receive
prompt a~tcn,ion, IS all The claims VIII be loTth;sr
with placed in a legal rain foi settlement. -.
WIN. NJ. FULTON, Trustee. sam OF
Oct. I4-d&c3W
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w. ALLIE n,
(AGgST,)
DYaDer and Tailor.

yHOULD inform his friends and patrons, that
w he has opened his FALL GOODS, just
received from Paris and Lonion-selee;rd By a
friend. In making This announcement, he would
remark. that he GOODS now offered will rom.
pare, ia style, quality, &C. with any Goods in
thus or any other cily-and he respectfully invites
a call from al, fully assured that The Goods will
speak for Memsclres. He is prepared 10 fulfil
all orders according 10 tn NEwgsr FASHIONS, and
in A satisfactory manner.
Oc, I--Tu&Ert n
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10 TIMBER OWNERS AND CON
mn tf.l,IDc

I>uE Apromattns Railroad Company will receive pro
l rosals until Monday, ..'lii oc'oter' instant! f"r
IN. furnIs:l,nr and delivery Of twenty thousand sili- uf
pos, uak. white nak. iocas, and cedar, 7 feet long ard
! ,nrhr, IN diameter - the small end. Also bridge
timber, dimensions 81 which can be obtained Of the
undersigned.
mfr nation ~ To time al receiving The timber aud
ILLS wi. b. given on application atihe cOmpan,' Of
lier. ElioNh@ ELLtoI
oct. l5-cid G-Bl Agent ipponattox RI co.
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Npw u,pIiWArc STORE

THE subscriber haYing taken the store on
i Shockoe Hill. r~ecently occupied hy Msssis.
Cla,sson 81 Gardner, M. III Broad Sirte', and
well srown as 4 Hardware Store, is now pre-
narcd TO offer for sale on the most reasonable
Terms an entire new stock Of Hardware, Cutlery,
&C., 10 which he would respectfully call the at
,ention of house-Eeepers, mechanics, and others,
=. he is determined 10 sell at 4 very small profit.
JAMES L. BRAY,
Sign OF Golden Hantsaw.
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sANDs,s sARsAPARlLLA.-rhls valuable med

oHNUSS IT'S vaIuHEIt HtUI'
cine combines the most salutary productions, the most
potent simples, of The vegetable kingdom. lis unpre-
ceLented success in the restoration Of health To those
who had long pinned under the most distressing chronic
maludies, has given IL an exalted character, furnishing
Us IL dues, evidence of lis nwn intrinsic value, and re-
commenting IL IL The afflicted in terms the afflicted on
ly can know. II has long been 4 most important desi-
drra,um In the practice OF medicine To Obtain a reme-
dy similar To ,his-one that would act on the liver,
stomach and bowels with all the precision and potency
Of mineral pre- paratiors, yc, without any o! their dele
ferrous effects upon the vital powers nf The sys,em -
Ernptions in all their various phases, ulcers Of every
kind. rheumatism, liver diseases, Indigestion iangnoi
and ~torpiiity Of Tie general system, and many other
Complaints, can he relieved aud cured by this valuable
combination II detergent, tonic and aperient.
lr Prepared aud sold by a. %. u D.. SANDS, Drug
gists, 100 Fulton street, corner Of William, New York.
Sid, also, by DUVAL, Agent, Main
street, Richmond, Virginia, aud by Druggists generally
throughoutthe United States. Price, 81 per bottle, or
sir hotties for 25.
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a SITUATION In a Grocery, Factory, or any other
n Mercantile Establishment, BY a young man Of IN
duslrIous hnbiis. who has been accustomed 10 work
and has had four years experience IN Tie mercantile
business Address Box No. ., Williamsburg, Va, with
real name.
r.. Unsatisfactory recommendations can and VII lie
,,v.r Drt. S-d6,
10 Petersburg In.el.igencer viii copy times, and
end account 10 this office.
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NEGpo CLOTHING.

FARMERS and Planters wishing lc supply
i themselves with NEGRO CLOTHING,
BLANKETS, &c, would do well 10 examine
Of. s,och Of Kerseys, S%alinets, Heavy Jeans,
Fu!led kerseys, Blankets, &C., &c, asst is large,
and we are determined 70 sell great bargains in
these eoots. WARD " JENKINS.
IA, 20
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---- To wit: /, - Justice Of
the Peace for the county aforesaid, do hereby certify,
that -----, whose name Is above subscribed us
my county aforesaid, and made oath, that the above
named ---- - -, - -. whose
names are subscribed as parties to the above letter Of
attorney, acknowledged The same, in the presence Of
the said witness, rs their act and deed.
Witness my hand and seal this - day o.,
eighteen hundred and -.
Oct. lg-ck dwid -, lsEAL,l
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80. I0I, MAIN STREET.
TIME subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the pubic generally, that be
will open, On Wednesday, The 2oih inst. al The
store now occupied by Mcssrs. Purcell, Ladl &
Co, a splendid assortment Q! Fall Style HaTs and
Cars. which were manufactured expressly FOR
him by The most fashionable houses in New York.
and hs has made an arrangement; with !la; Justly
celebrated manufacturer J. n. GEsIs, Of Broad
way, 10 be constantly supplied with The newes;
styles and best quality oil Has as som as they
appear in New York.
Having engaged he services OF Mr.. 0. Counlz,
who has had lhe management Of MIR. Amiion's
establishment since its commencement IN this
civ, and being determined In use every eyerilon
on his own part 10 give satisfaction, hopes There
by To merit and receive a naTiion OF me nnblic
na,ronase JNO. B. VlGIlNI.
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&c. 600 no1I'ans CAPITAL!
4 OF $4,000. 8of $500.

e.. Prizes amounting 10 over ,200. 600 dollars.
NO THREE NO. PRIZE LESS THAN $1,000.
Tickets S20-ilalves slO-Qu2Iiers 81.
Aceridca;e or risk on &c Wholes, sajG
DO. do. a6 Halves, !23
Do. do. 96 Quarters, I'll
All who want IL realize 4 fortune nj i small outlay,
should recollect thai prizes can only br lad through the
hands of UCK therefore their orders should be nd
dressed 10 G. u. LUCK, Richmond, Virginia.
10 Persons ordering hythe package may deduct the
price Of three Tickets.
Sept. 40 G. u. LUCK. Richmond. Va.
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NLGpDL,S

VIII he sold by US on WEDNESDAY, Goth
ins', at ~ O'clock, TWO likely Negro Girls, IA and
IL years old, and a Negro Man 80 wears oid-a
good blacksmith.
Oct. ~ n. b. & c.. g. Hill. Apc,s
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RUNAWAY NEGRO

NII0NN'
xNAS committed 10 the Jai. Of TazewrlI county, as
w a runaway. 4 Negro Man, wha calls himself Il!ly
Freeman, and says he Is free. Said negro is Of Il cop
per color, five feet Zen or eleven inches high, has 4 n-
ted scar above his lef, eye, jGsl in The edge al his hair,
and with his back very much marked, apparently from
thesash. The owner Of sad negro il requested 10
com" forward, prove property and pay charges, or he
will be dealt with Us the law directs.
Oct. l9-cW4w NASH e SAIL, Jailors.
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TO MY FORMER PATRONS AND TIE
PUBLIC GENERALLY.

nuANKFUL for past favors, The subscriber
i takes grea, pleasure 10 informing his ioTner
patrous and friends that h. has been engaged bv
Mr.. virglini to assist in conducting his business,
md respectfully calls on them 10 continue their
.avors 10 The new concern, assuring them that no
pains will be spared, either by himself or Mf.
Viglini, 10 give satisfaction. Having assisted
in Selecting The stock, he feels warranted in say
ing. that The assortment is as good AS any ever Oh
fered in this city. OoCAk
Oct. l9-dlm
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go Vjmber Getters

AM prepared 10 contract Immediately for
Warwick Il Barksdale for the Timber Tor re-.
building The Gallego Mills and Lumber-house
Orr. I4-lw OTIS MANSON.
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by the Magnetic Telegraph.
p Hours in Advance of the Mail.
OHIO ELECTIONS

OHIO ELECTIONS.
Our Baltimore correspondent informs US by
Telegraph that The Wings have majo,ilies in both
branches oil The Ohio Legislature.
THE MAIL.-Thc Northern mail came
through yesterday, as due from New York. This
is the first regular arrival of lie mail from New
York which We have had since The occurrence OF
the late Storm, which 50 much damaged The
Washington and Baltimore Railroad.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTROMAGNETIC
have been received from all bnl thirteen counties
OF Pennsylvania, giving Skunk a majority Of "a
liz. The remaining counties will doubtless in
crease This majority ahonl 900.
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AUCTION SALES.
Dy lsenjaiaaIna Davis, Auct.

TWENTY LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES.
Will he sold TUESDAY, The 10Th October. al
hall pasI9 o'clock, twenty likely young Negroes,
among them are ten likely Plough Boys, thirteen
10 fifteen years 81 age, and len likely Girls. ten TO
sixteen years Il age. viii be ADDED to lte above
sale a likely Woman and three Children.
Oct. Is BENZ. DAVIS. Auct.
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Ely n. Is. Is T.. Es. EEill, Aucts.


Will be sold by us THIS MORNING, at 9,
o'clock, three Negro Girls, Ii, II and 10 years
old, one Boy, ana 4 Woman and Child.
Oc'. ~ N. b. y &. b. HILL, Aucls.
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LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
Valuable esca! Estate,

ON THE EAPPAHANNCCk RIVER.
SLAvES. HORSES, MULES. caTrI.E, SHEEP,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS CROPS, Nc.
II \ virtue OF j Deed I'll Trist, executed by James +.
- corbin, Esq, ! -Lal. proceed 10 sell, n public anc'
ton, on THURSDAY, ihr llih day of Ncvembe. i.i?,
u fair, IL not, the next fair day, The following Real and
Personal Estate:
IURBiN HALL-An Estate Containing ahnnt is50
acres Sf Land, situated in The county at M,dd'.scr.
and lying between the Rap7ahaEBork river and Grange
creek Ihe improvements consist of a comfortable
wood Dwelling liun-e al four rooms. all necessary oui
Houses, Earns, Corn Houses, Stables, Ncgfn CABINS,
&c, 6c.
Gorhin Hall il second 10 no l.sta,- on ;hr X ,g,.a.an-
mock ri.er, al similar extent, IN all the advantages
winch could lie required by 4 Virginia farmer ie>i-
rots Of obtnining an agreeable rrsiirn6c ~ a profitable
investment Of Capital. The Fam il now In good or
der aud condition.. The gfcwiG. crop I'll Corn IS est,-
mated NJ lsnD barrels. Crops nf Wheat and Rye will
Er seeded, and all The farming operations have been,
aud viii hr regularly coninc,ri, ra:il Tie dag u sale.
Si,ty valuable and !ikr!y Slaves, 4 large number of
Flouslls and other fIImine Utensils, Fodder, shncks.
Sc. Also, Il valuable Tifrsnlug Machine, capable of
turnin. oii from = IT, 100 IL, ...rl~ per day.
Til. -a!r vii lake place ~ Goblin Hall. P.Tsun- de
sirois al viewing the property previous I" the saie are
invited 10 do "a.
TERMS-Thr Slaves will IL sold Tor rasi-ihe
Stocks, Farming Utensils aud Crops On n credit Of FIX
mnnihs-the Land, une-iliiId cash. one third twelve
months, "Rrihird fwoy rais-annd. wih good person
deed Of trust IN line premises Ia secure The deferred
payments. James I. CoIbin aud his wife wIl mite ~
i deed 10 The purchaser For further infnimi;inn =. 10
The property. The undersigned w'li refer 81 persons de-
signing To purchase. To James =. i'orhin, E>q.
Sept. - -ctds WM. y. WELIPJRD, Trustee
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Esy ss. a. Dickinson & Hro.
FIFTEEN likely NEGROES

THIS DAY, ats o%'clcch, viii be sold Is likely
Negroes, consisting Of Mcn, BOYS, and CHS.
K. II. DICKINSON & BRO,
Oci. ID AucIs.
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500. 900! 40. 900! $50. 900!
20 rrizes of be. 0OO. amounLinc lo siOU. nOO

tfeiag HE lowest 3 No. Prizrs.)
The Isl and 81 drawn Nos, $1,000!
The Cd and 81, or Sd and 4lh drawn Nos, $500 /!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass :, for ls47, TO be
drawn IN Alexandria,, on Saturday, The Both day of DC
tobrr. 1917, under The superinlenirnce Of Commissions
els. 70 No. Loitery-l2 drawn ballots.
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TRIcE oF TicEETs: --Wholes S4O-IIalvrs .1-Onar-
tiers ln-Eiglihs5.
Orders fer Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all th- Lotteries VIII he Promptly at
tended 10, aud drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 N. STRATTON,
Oci. Is Richmond, VA.
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JAMES X. POLK.

'3.-An Act for the admission of the State Of
y Wisconsin into the Union.
q ~..ss, the people Of the Territory Of Wisconsin
X : .e sixteenth day Of December, eighteen hun
h ,a0 iorty-siI, by a convention Of delegates called
@smr s,. for that purpose, form for themselves a
II, nn0n and State government, which said consti-
h siepublican; and said convention having asked
b. @'s'ien OF said Territory into the Union as a
X i 20 EQUAL footing with the original States:
+,,,..s.oe II enacted by the Senate and House Of
"aauves OF the United States OF America in
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ALL THAT Is DESIRABLE 10 THE PURCHASER,
CAN BE OBTAINED
In PROCURING A PIANO FORTE OF
Nash ~ WO0dhOusc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-19
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On fo;srtecnM .S2rfet. undey The EGcacage Rotei.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
! and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business OF a Lottery Broker, In The Office ION l4ih
street, under the Exchange HOTEL formerly occupied
by D. N. Iiovt, and recently by f.. y. Penileton
Tickets aud shares in all Lotteries of when J. w.
Maury 4 Co. (sucressorstc Gregory a. Co.. are the Ma
nasers, always for sale in the greatest variety.
Drawing uf Sussex, Del, Lottery, Extra, 60, Oct. !6:
81 &c 90 30 , 9 10 20 Is 2G.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, No. CO, Oct. lG:
IS 6i co ~ as 80 10 II 69 10 | 70 GJ 81.
Nos. a 50 ~ Each $500, sold by LAMBERT.
TODAY.
TUESDAY-The Alexandria Lottery, Class No 81,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capital $50 0Mb.
75 Nos, ii drawn. Tickets S.; halves 9 50; qrs. l 25.
Sales clnse nj s O'Clock.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. q, drawing expected "wednesday
evening. Capitals: So ,0Da, Is, 200, 80 Of 900, Sc.-
- Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SiU. halves :, quarters 50.
Sales close II > o'clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-10-19

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