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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-26

7 Disrc, Court of the United States for The East
n ern District OF Virginia, held The United States
Court ROOM in The city Of Richmond, on Saturday,
November 18Th, 1917:
Quilted States Of America,
-Four boxes segars, and one box :" ''''''1'''
Havana Sugar,
libel having been filed in this Court on behalf Of
the United States OF America. against four boxes Sc
CARS and box Havana Sugar. and the citation being
returned executed thereon, the said libel stating and
proponndns that the said articles had been imported
into the United States the American brig "Enyoy,
from the island of Cuba, on or about HE lOh day Of
June, Iei7, the said goods, wares and merchandise
then ard there belonging consigned To tile master,
the mate or The crew Of the said brig Envoy, but We're
not described or included in the manifest Of the
cargo OF the said brig, contrary to the form Of
the statute Of the United States in such cis-
made and provided; and praying that tho said
four bosss of Scglrs and one box of Havana Sugar
might I'D condemned foeeiIed-no,ic- is hereby gi
ven To persons concerned that the said four boxes
OF Segar2 and box of havana Sugar will on the
first day Ut the next tIm be condemned forfeited,
unless claim should then, or before that time, be in
terposed Tor the and IL is ordered that copy Of
this order be inserted for fourteen days IN one OF the
newspapers printed IN the city Of Richmond, and post
ed IN for the same length Ofme al the front door OF the
civ Hall in the said city. And on the motion OF hr
Attorney OF The United States, and for good cause
shown, il is further ordered, that the Marshall alter
having advertised the time aud place of sale for iltccE
days sell the public anciion. for ready money
ana that after detucng the expenses o said sale he
hing lie proceeds thereof into Court 10 b. held sub
ject to liz future oder and ha he report his prsceei
lnrs in execution hereof, 10 tile Cont.
A Copy. Tes!e, T. MAYO, Clerk.
In pursuance of The above order, will lie sold, on
TUESDAY, tile thueth day Of November, 1877 / al
10 o'clock A. 81, at the Custom House, In the city Of
Richmond at pGbc auction, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash four boxes Seg CARS and box Of Havana Su
gar, the articles named in said order.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Marshal.
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VIZ J. BIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, oppo

" ]. BlGGER'S PRIZE UFFTCE, opPo-
w site Exchange Hotel.
Ho ye who pant for yellow GoLD,
Or wish, with cash, TO cut figure;
Call ere the prizes all are sold
The "Blo oSss" can be had Of BIGGER.
$500 DOLLARS! l600 DOLLARS
For To day, friday Extra, Glass
38. Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 500, SIT, 500. &c,
SC. 10 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves
SO ceu,s.quar,ers % cents.
The Grand Lottery comes off on Saturday
next. Capitals $4,000. IS 600. Is 900, 10 ,0OO
5000. 1000, $685. OF 1000, Is Of 1900, 100 Of
1000, 237 OF 500, being the lowest three number
prize IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickeis $40.
Drawn Nos. of the New jersey Lottery, No. 3d.:
8; 70 81 Ga 70 SO IS 3 46 81 4.
Nov &c
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PuHi Puff !!

Puff Puff
D Fl. TAYLOR has just received two Pia-
nos from those superior makers Nuns g.
Cars. One of these Pianos needs no putting /:
he oIher has the Eolian Attachment, with Ives
Nsnl unable reeds, and To bring OUT all lis beau
a'al effects, must be pulled, for which purpose
'trss bsllors provided
P. II. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Warehouse, $50 Main ST.,
opposite the Banks. Nov. &c
SUPERIOR LAMP OIL.
TWO HUNDRED GALLONS very supe-
-, ~ rior Winter Bleached Lamp Oil
~ gallons Winter Chemical Bleached Lamp Oil
w gallons Winter Solar Oil
u; n1e'e Ois are all OF the very best qualify, and
ie'ail. p I1,HNSTON
Nov. &c Druggist, No. lis Main Street.
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NATURE, FROM HER MYSTERIOUS LABoRA-
TORY, has furnished no combination for the removal
Of human ills more universally successful than TiioM
SONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
NAPTliA. This medicine, prepared especially, and
with great care for diseases Of the Lungs Throat and
Breast has by its sautary effects enced MI caVis at
its virtues and secured the recommendation Of many
Physicians of this city, and the appreciation Of all who
have employed il.
Prepared only, and sold by ANGNEY & DICKSON,
AT The North east corner oil Fh and Spruce streets,
Philadelphia. Sold, also, by ALEXANDER DUVAL,
Richmond, Va. Price SO cents, or 81 per bottle.
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NP COLIN q SpTf.T.ER

TErAKE NOTICE, that shall, hnth aud each Of us,
file our petition In the County Court Of King Will
liam county, its session In January, 1915 asking for
an order for the sale of certain lands which descended
TO NJ, rs the heirs OF Geo a. Spiler, deceased, at
which time and place you may appear ant show cause,
if any you cam and you chnose 10 do why such Gale
should not be made. Yours, &C.,
ROBT. NJ. SPILLER,
Oct lo-c2aW8w MARY e. SrfLLER.
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ANAGERs' OFFICE-D. PAINE &
lvl CO.-Thls Day-SlO0O0. 5000, 5000,
100 OF 200, &c. &C Nos, 10 drawn. Tickest 81.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated, Extra, Al:
80 IS SIS IS. "a g. ga IA sc GO 80 81.
Nov 26
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THE STATE PROXIES.-Wm.M M. Pey-
On Of Roanoke, Oscar NJ. Crulchfield OF Spolt-
vlyania. and John S. Gallaher Of Frederick, are
he Proxies OF the State 10 represent its stock in
Ne annual meeting OF the James River and Ka-
awba Company-the last appointed in place Of
,!oetl G. Pendle,on, Esq, who is not in attend
nee.
The stockholders he'd their meeting last night,
, The Company's Office; aud The meeting was
rsanized by appointing General Bernard peyton
hartman, and Mr.. E. A. Gerberding, secretary.
The report of President CrIlenden vas read,
I'D referred to committee.
CITY PROXIES.-TheC City Council has APP
onled Messrs. Gus,avus A. Myers, James NJ.
Hickham, and Joseph Mayo, proxies to represent
he stock Of The City in The meeting OF The stock
oliers of the James River & Kana@ha Compa-
VI Ysstcrddv's Republican,
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ESTATE FOX SALE.

RAPPAHANNOck ESTATE FOX SALE.
ON THURSDAY, The 81 Of December, | shall offer
~ for sale, at public auction, at STONY HILL, IN
Richmond county my Mulberry Island Estate, lying
i'm neda,ely upon the Rappahannock river, about fifty
miles below fredericksburg. IL contains 1851 acres,
about lgD Of which inferior 10 no lands III this
any other state in the Union. The residue abounds In
y ke oak and ioc ST. tutable fo- ship huildns) yell
low poplar chssnul. cedar pine, &c and contains
merous nts, the annual rental OF which exceed.
two hundred dollars.
The mast afforded by the extensive forests Of OAK and
chestnut offer extraordinary facilities for raising hogs,
whilst large marsh furnishes excellent grazing Tor
cattle during the major potion Of the year.
The steamers Mary Washington and Planter, plying
weekly between Fredericksburg and Baltimore, pass
Immediately by this Estate. and would land those des
ious Of examining upon the premises, Tappahah
mock about eight miles d,tan'.
II can and would be subdvided into smaller farms,
to suit purchasers II is perfectly healthy, and title in
dispulahle.
TERMS nj sale-For further information, address
the subscriber, at Fredericksburg.
ALFRED ~ BERNARD.
N.B-The privilege of cutting ship timber won,d DO
sold separately, ifdesred The undersigned conidrnt
~ believes that 4 which he would now lie VI Hing
To take for the Whole estate might he made from the
sale Of the timber and wood alone.
Oct 2a-c~6w A. u. BERNARD.
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n of i C. c .

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, I
Nov. %, lS47.
A YOUNG MAN OF uncyceptionable cha
n rac,er, and good Clerk, is wanted in The
Quarlermaster's Department of The Military In.
stiute, a. Lexington. Apply al this office.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, A. G.
Nov, 23-f
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HENRY COUNTY.-A letter dated Henry
C. H., 10Th November, states that at public
meeting in that county on the subject Of the DAN
lille Railroad, $lG.400 were promptly subscri-
tel TO the work. This sum will be increased to
$4,000 says the writer. Henry is small coun.
j, ami shows grea, zeal in the cause OF the i'm
Ppvemeu, by her subscriplion.-( Times.
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W. rsere, that we are forced TO deter, I'LL the
:, PAPER, the powerful number OF Gan Old
,,ol Republican" in regard to the "drop Of
~ chandler upon MIR. Duchanan.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Boarding.

THE MISSES MURRAY, on eth street, be-
i tween Grace and Franklin streets, will have
several vacant rooms after Monday, 18Th Nov,
and respectfully invite members of III. Lcsisla-
lure, and others DESTROYS Of obtaining Board 10
call on them. Nov. l2-2aw3w
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HALLS ElEl.n For SALE

Charlotte, Nov. y, isi.-c'is
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Nov. l2-ctds WIN. Il. STANDS, Trustee.
SALE 0C LAND AND NEGROES

OHIE UT LfVD iIND NEOItOES.
ON THURSDAY, December Goth, le47, iffar, il not,
" the next fair day will be sold TO the highest bidder
at the house of Carr Fleming IN the county Of Gooch
land the Tract Of Land which Joseph Perkins, de-
ceased, formerly resided, lying IN the lower part OF
Louisa and usually know Perkin,'s Hills, adoin-
inr the lands Of Knisl: Bow.s Mrs Susan Bowes Col.
John Guerant, deceased, aud Others. This tract Of
lind contains 457 acres aud has commodious dwell
ing house, and all necessary ont houses for famllj;-
ALSO first rate brick barn.
The terms Of sale will be-one-lhrd cash, and the
balance in TWO equal annual payments, the purchaser
giving bond and deed Of trust the land u secure
the payment FREDERICK PERKINS.
Al the time and place, will he sold thirteen
likely NEGROES, hsi5ngin. 10 the Estate Of Robert
Perkins, deceased, consisting Of men, boys women and
children, on which will be given crcdii Of twelve
month"; the purchaser giving bond aud approved secu
rily. FREDERICK PERKINS,
Administrator OF Robert Perkins, deceased
Nov
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RIVE received no Telegraphic dispatch las,

AMERICAN FAlLURES.-The following,
,cyd;n. 10 The New York Herald, is list OF
r:sDsiye failures in different sections of the
IniOn, involving pretty large amount, which
are recently taken place:
Iimball, Jewelt & Co.. dry goods merchants,
Boston.
lorace Gray & Co, iron merchants. Boston.
banning. Beal & Co., nour dealers, New York.
lien & WhitIlcsey, do.
lime WaId & King, bankers,
aues Mccullough, lead merchant,
'raucis Skicdy,
nher Day, cry goods merchant, Charl'n, S. c.
pan Bellows, Jr., clothing merchant, New Or
leans.
The liabilities of these concerns amount to
,ou, six millions OF dollars. The two -four
ale!s, of New York, named above, have made
compromise and resumed business.
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IUCk,S OFFICE,

WALL STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
IiE Schemes for The present month equal il they do
not surpass, any heretofore offered 10 the patrons
OF this office Make your selections and forward your
orders to Z. B. LUCK, Richmond, va.
10000 DOLLARS! 4 OF 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 49, TO be drawn at
Wilmington, Delaware, Nov. 9Th, 1871. 70 Nos, 10
40 of 600, 80 OF 5N. &C. Tickets si2 halves 6; quar-
ters 3. A Certificate OF Whoes sl44-shares in pro-
portion.
~ All who want to realize fortune for small out
the hands of LUCK, therefore their orders should be
addressed to @. B. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
" Persons ordering by the package may deduct The
price Of three Tickets.
Nov S c. q. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND PER-
SONAL ESTATE.


EeY virtue Of liz prGv:~ani uf The last :il and
- tIm-nt Of Robert Thrift. trcrased ai.a on the
seventh day OF December neat, should That dav be SUIT
able, ii the first suitable dij ihera!irf, his late
residence proceed 10 sell, lar highest bidder the
Farm upon which tn. sli Robert Thrift resided ly.ng
in the counties Of Abrmaflr and Fnyanna. on the
South side Of the ElYanna river, Containing about
thirteen hundred acres For tie convenience OF pur-
chasrrs II will be divided. That portion Northwest of
Briey Creek, upon which is the mansion house. sup
posed 10 contain about seven hundred and twenty Ave
acres, farm about onrhnlf of which Il cleared
and in good system OF cultivation, and contains about
hundred ard thirty acres az very fertile river low
grounds. The balance il well timhered and 4 con-
siderable portion Of II tobacco land. The improve
mens consist OF Q dwelling hansr, conveniently con
strucied, containing eight rooms. an excellent barn
and tlreshng machine, negro cabins, tobacco houses
&C., &c, all in good repair. The remaining portion,
southeast Of Brery Creek, occupied by my brother,
Robert Thrift contains about live hundred and
ty-fivs acres-twenty-iivr thirty bot
tonl-.he balance upland of fine quality, large pnr
nn suitable 10 the cultivation of iohaccn--lbuut
hundred Of which cleared, end in good
state Of mnrovement-ias on !, convenient dwelling
house. with al necessary onhcgscs, &c.
These lands located IN a healthy and desirable
neighborhGod, ten mites below Charlottesville. one
mile below the Buck Island Factory, and one mile
above the Union Factory, which, with their proximity
to the City Of Richmond, by means Of The Rivanna
aud James River Improvements, render them very de-
srable homesteads. further description Is consider
ed unnecessary, those wishing Ia purchase Will OF
course, view the premises, and judge for themselves.
They will be shown 10 any person wo may wish
them, by ny brother, Robert Thrift, Mr. Bragg, the
oversrer. At the time and place viii b. sold the
stock of every kind among them number of fa.t,n
ing hogs, crops, plantation utensils, household aud
kitchen furniture, &c.
TERMS or SALE For tho lands me fourth OF the
purchase nancy will be required IN cash, aud the
balance in equal instruments, Of one two and three
years. The deferred payments 10 be secured by bonds
ard approved security, and trust deed On the lands.
The per- onaI property will be sold 4 credit Of I've
months for all above dollars secured Ey hond
and approved security; for all sums Of ten dollars and
under, cash Will BE required.
GEORGE y. THRIFT,
Execute. of Robert Thrift, deceased.
Oct aq-ctds
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rpEsH IN THE RIVER.

,.< River rose very suddenly yesterday
~ mo 10 an unusual height. The wharves al
ans we're flooded, and the steamer Gurus
- mas compelled to send her passengers
:. in small boats, opposite Mayo's Island.
.ho,s river was covered with pumpkins,
,;,nher. &c.-indicaling very severe rains
. W. boar Of no damage done by The high water
:. near Richmond.
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Lexington. Va. Soy. 4. l,

Hb'uH1 va, ANUs. Q, icff.
Psi feel authorized to say, in justice 10 DR.. Alfred
Lcyhurn that this Card would have been signed BY
him. but for his absence from the state.
Nov. ly-c3t J. T.. l.. PRESTON.
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j 5. M. q; "a 4 ke.

FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA,
NJ. CLARKE takes great pleasure in offering the
y. brilliant Schemes for November, 1917. Clarke
has been Vender for the last fifteen years IN the CT
ties OF Pittsburg, Pa, Wheeling, Va, and Richmond,
Va and refers 10 the Managers in proof Of the fact,
that he has sold large Capitals than any Vender in
the United States. For prizes address, postage Free
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, Va.
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is THERE AN EFFECTUAL CURE FOR THE
PILES .-There is most assuredly. DR. Upham's We
eetable Eiectuary is considered certain remedy
for tho Piles whether internal EXTERNAL bleeding
blind. Its success ID unbounded.
-. Sold Wholesale and Retail by WAR 4 KErcHAh,
lol Fulton Street, New York, and by P. JOHNSTON.
Druggist, No. lis Main Street, Richmond. Price one
Iaita, h0fft
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NOW FOR a CHRISTMAS GIFT.
so 600 DOLLARS! 25000 DOLLARS

0U,UUU DOI1ILh ND <J,UUU DOLbE hS
Is drawn numbers out &C &c Tickets.
Susqnehanna Lottery, Class No. 3 10 he drawn al
Baltimore on wednesday, December Is, lsi7.
Grand Capitals:
prize Of S50,GOO prize Of S5,0Gn
Is " %, 600 lGa 500
a I" 10000 81 :" :" 1000
Z" /" $500 % i" s. 400
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters s.
A package Of % Whoes costs $500
Less three Tickets EO-s460
which is warranted 10 draw back s255-halves and
quarters in proportion.
Packages and Certificates 10 he lad. the usual IL
bera terms in any Of the above splendid Lotteries.
HT Orders for Tickets Shares in all lotteries I'M
der our management constantly for sale. Address u.s.
or Z. w. PURCELL,
Nov. % Richmond, Va.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
VIRGINIA Historical SITgiatcr

AM LiIERAhl HOPEh flSItf.
IN order to furnish the Virginia Historical SnGi.ty
lately established in our city with convenient
gan which shall enable il to commune with
hers, and converse with the public and, al tho sume
time TO cooperate with II in tile prosecution Of lis I'M
porant and Interesting object, by dilusng useful and
entertaining information relating 10 the History Of
State and country, derived from its collections and
other sources, the subscriber proposes 10 publish
Quarterly Journal 10 be entitled "1he Virginia fiiso
rca Register, and Literary Advertiser" and 10 en-
brace the following subjects:
|. Notices of The Proceedings Of the Virginia Tlisor
cal Society," at its annual meetings. and at other times
q Memorials, Essays and Dispositions relating 10
tile History Of Virginia and the United States.
g. Antiquities; such as extracts from Records, Jour
mails. Diaries Letters, Inscriptions, and other relics Of
old times.
4. Authentic accounts OF current events and Of any
facts that may properly serve materials or hints Tor
future history.
S. Biographical Notices and Anecdotes of Eminent
and Remarkable Men Of Virginia aud the United States
6. Descriptions Of celebrated Places, Scenes, and
Works Of Nature and Art.
Z. Notices Of New Publications.
=. Notices Of Staistirs, more particularly relating
the subjects OF Education, Semnares of Learning In
teTnal Improvement, &C., &c.
9. Literary and Scientific Intelligence.
10. Miscellaneous Matters connected more or less in
timately with the main design az the work
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OF THE AMERICAN
TRACT SOCIETY.

OBLIGATIONS OF The AMERICAN
TRACT SOCIETY.
NASH & WOODHOUSE respectfully an
=, ~ nounce that by recent arrangements with
s @ american Tract Society, their establishment
~, =" oeen made the depository in Richmond for the
=" !, Of the publications issued BY that institution.
vineir previous arrangements existed with the
h.s'nla Tract Society, whose stock has lately
New York. A q
-. Lre members are respectfully notified that the
ssm'vefy OF their annual quotas Of books or trncls
~ ~ oe made from our store.
Tue subscribers have just received an entire
.ss Stock Of the Sociely's Books and tracts,
aey invite all interested 10 call and look over
4. A great improvement will be perceived in
p,;.. wye and appearance Of these works. The
'' Ms are aslonishingly low.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"A s;ARHb

II Expecting pamphlet lately published b. the
Rev. John Skinner, d. D., late Pastor of the Pres
b:ttrlin Church III Lexington, Virginia.
From facts which have come III their knowledge
rrn various quarters the undersigned are induced 10
believe that sumc persons may We been imposed upon
hy pamphlet lately published and extensively circula
tel ~ The Rev. John Skinner, d. d.. late pastor Of The
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of Lexington, Va. In this pamp-
lei our own Names and The names Of others, have been
rost unceIemonGIisly Introduced. We feel called
up u, therefore, 10 inform the public, under onr own
rahcs, and upon our own responsibility. that the said
pamphlet, as Whole, aad especially IN i.s assumed
Character of detailed "Eepoit," IS utterly nnwnfthy
OF credit. We aifm, contains statements absolutely
untrue ANA lasihrnons and Misrepresentation, hail,
sana-frGs and nE!oaTdcd. A 10 The statements IN
tended to iajurc US personally we individually deny
tnem in the most positive manner and We preEounce
The whole 10 br an unprnvuked attack upon ourselves,
and i community whose only eJtacs against pr. SKIN
Eer was that rs could neither thjyy profit by mi
nisLy And these declarations we pledge ourselves To
prove, whenever proper tribunal shall call for their
investigation. HENRY RUFFNER,
JOHN T. L. PRESTON,
PHlLO CALHOUN,
GEO ID. ARMSTRONG,
JAMES JORDAN,
J. ALEXANDER.
JOHN A. CUMMINGS,
SAMUEL McD. REID,
SAMUEL NJ. DOLD,
JAMES COMPTON,
JOHN B. LYLE,
ROBERT l. WHITE,
GEORGE 4. BAKER,
J. NJ. WILSON,
+ G. CARUTHERS.
J.xi,o,o, Uo ~, Iss,
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j. w. Marry az Co.,

ON A n A G L r s..
Successors to j. 6. CIR EGOnT D. CO.
OFFICE, NO. 1, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND, Virginia.
FOR SATURDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY
CAPITAL PRlzE $4,000! S25,O OO!! So 900 !!
100 PRIZES OF $1,000 AMOUNTING TO 500 600!
II $500 lowest three number prize s
Tickets only $40. IA drawn numbers in each package
OF 26 tickets.
at Alexandria on Saturday, the 9th of November.
prize of s75,oOo prize OF sS5' oy6
l5OoD is a l,5o0
10 OO0 100 1000
SGGD 1877 $40
1000 &c. &c.
amounting TO / OF, al6 DOLLARS!
Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters S; cighths So a
certificate of package of a6 whole tickets s23o-26
half tickets sll5-26 quarter tickets S57 500 eighth
% Orders for certifcateso Packages, single Tick
cts and Shares, any of the above Schemes address
ed 10 the undersigned will rec-ivethe most prompt al
tention and an account OF each drawing forwarded
as soon as tisrec-ived.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets FL. sale by
J. W MAURY & CO., Managers,
Oct. % Richmond, Virginia
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understand that the first section OF the
"" =, railroad (nine,een miles) has been put
VS. contract, at the sum of S5,o2s per mile, not
,'ro. depots, land damages, &C., Tor which,
liberal estimate, the Work complete
-' W .os about $500 per mile. The above
w, Of 5000 per mile contempla,es
.mh,t heavier bar than that now used on the
The work is thus contracted for al the sum
mon, SIS per mile less than the Engineers
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$4,000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. So 10 be drawn
on Saturday, Dec. IL, lsi7. 70 Nos, 10 drawn.