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NOTICE.

by virtue &c decree Of the County Court OF New
- Kent, pronounced on the 18th day ol October,
1917 in a cause depending between Peaehy ". crump:
guardian and plaintiff, aud Thomas ": crnmp and
therein named proceed on the PREMISES on the seth
Fielding II. Crump, deceased, died seized and pos,
the costs s Of .u and expenses sale which wi be
cash.-ihe Two latter instruments 10 carry interest at
the expiration Of Twelve months The said estate con-
sis,s ri two tracts OF laEd of which is vaua
As il l. presumed that these disposed 10 purchase
n IN examine for themselves no further particulars w:!l
he given The premises viii be shown al any time BY
p.srhy W. Cump. VINO resides thereon.
DAVID : VI. CRUMP,
Oct o,-cwt.sa Special Commissioner.
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BOARDING, By MRS. KlLGoUR.

M RS. KILGOUK, hayins taken me mouse At
Hl Gismc's corner, on Main and 18th streets,
is prepared TO accommodate Boarders by The day,
week, month or year. The house has beeen tho
roughly repaired and ilied Tor the purpose. Ills
one square East OF the Banks-a most central po-
silon, with reference 10 the business OF The city
being convenient to The Capitol, Government
House, large Hotels, Commission and Dry
Goods Houses, large Tobacco Houses, James
River Basin Railroad Depols, &c. The streets
are well paved, and the walks comfortable in
every direction from this house.
Mrs. K. begs leave particularly 10 invite The
attention of gentlemen of the city, as well as
members of the Legislature, and others desiring
boarding, TO call and avail themselves Of so des-
rable position; and she will use her best exer-
lions 10 render their situation as comfortable as
nossible Nov. l0-d&cIm
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the Magnetic Telegraph.
., Hours In Advance of the Mail.

., Hours In Advance Of the Mail.
correspondence Of tie Richmond Enquirer.
BALTIMORE, Nov. lisa P. M.
:,ors-Sales OF 500 bbls. Howard Street at
k.I,, Sales of City Mills at S S7a.
(yas.r-Sale. of prime white al l26 per
,sl. and 1000 bushels prime red at l20 l23.
|NulsxEY-Sales of bbls. at 90 cts. per gallon.
Il change in other articles.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. IL, 4. P. M.
The markets are without change in any parti-
la, The s'eameI's news has, however, unset
!. commercial transactions.
NEW YORK, Nov. lii P. M.
:, ors-Sales OF Genesee al Sc 37i; sales OF
rr,heln al 6 37s.
cSRs-Sales Of prime white al re.
ror7oS-Market heavy.
vaiam Re,tell OF infamous notoriety has been
"a euity of misdemeanor.
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GENERAL MEETING OF THE
RICHMOND AND DANYILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

IN obedience 10 The 5lh section Of The "act pre-
i scribing certain general regulations Tor The IN
corporation ofrailroad companies" passed March
Illh, 1887, a majority Of The commissioners in
The City Of Richmond, Chat being The place first
named in the aci OF incorporation oil The Rich
mond and Danyle Railroad Company, passed
March OH, 1919 hereby give public notice, that
Twelve hundred shares and upwards, having been
subscribed to the capital stock Of The said COM
pany, being suiliciency OF Tic amonnt OF sub.
scriplion 10 incorporate the Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad Company, general meeting Of
the subscribers thereto, is hereby called al Char
lolie Court House, on Wednesday The n n
Internationally day Of November lS47 for The
purpose of organizing said company.
HORACE l. KENT,
JOSHUA ]. FRY,
GUSTAVUS A MYERS,
JOHN J. LONDON, Comm'rs.
JOHN A. LANCASTER,
JOHN E. ADSWORTH,
THOMAS SMITH.
In case Of inability 10 attend in person. the
following form Of proxy is suggested
We, whose names arc hereto subscribed, do
hereby constitute and appoint --- our
lawful proxy, 10 represent us al The general meet.
ing OF The subscribers, 10 the capital stock Of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, 10
be held al Charlotte Court House on Wednesday,
the oath day o. November, 1877 and al any ad-
journcd meeting thereof, and for US, and in our
names, TO vote upon the number o! shares sub
scribel for by US, respectively, on all questions
coming before the said general meeting, or ad-
journed meeting, as fully, and 10 all in!ens and
purposes, as we ourselves could DO, II personally
present hrrear. In witness whereof, we have
hereunto signed our names and affixed OR seals,
the - day Of - in The year 1871,
Sealed and delivered in SEAL
presence Of lsEAL'J
s-y The Danville paper will please copy this
advertisement, and forward lis account 10 he
commissioners in Richmond. Ocl. 29-eotdm
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My stock Of HATS and CAPS
EEan is unusually large FOR This season Of
kASN The year; and, being anxious 10 re-
AsSa8A duce j, as speedily as possible,
will offer all articles from 20 10 %
per cent. lower than my usual prices. For bar
gains, and no mistake, call al ~
Il. NJ. ALIENS
Fashionable Hat and Cap Store, No. 81 Main
ST., nexl 10 Purcell, Ladd & Co. Nov 10
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Richmond, Sep. 9-c&dllslJan.
Hem DoIIars Reward

DAN away from my residence, in this city,
II on Monday, Nov. Isl, my negro woman,
SUSAN-dark color, between SO and 80 years
old, quite tall, and with peculiar hoarse voice.
She has gone of without any proyocalion what
ever, and am satisfied she will Try TO reach Mr..
Waddy's Tavern, Eas,vile, Accomac county,
va. will pay The above reward for her apprc-
hension and delivery to me in this city.
JOHN B. VlGLINI,
Nov l0l Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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,USTEE'S SALE.

INU.o II. : SALE.
nv ILL be sold by Benjamin Allen and John
wv Alien, Trustees in certain Deed Of rfus.
executed rs Nathaniel pcnck, Oh he g.h Gay 4.
August, lsH, (and by virtue q. said deed On
FRIDAY, The l9,h OF his month, lie following
named property, Ia wit: 81 acres Of LAND
more cr less, situated on Appomatox River, The
plantation on which said Pcnck nov resides, and
he following Slaves :-Solomon, Anthony, Ro-
land Isham and Robin; Martha, Maria, Thomas
and Betsy. Also, , Mules and Horse, together
with his entire stock OF Hogs, Cows and Sheep
ana plantation Tools OF every description, one
Carriage and Harness and one OK Carl: al, sold
Tor the benefit OF the creditors specific, in sa i'll
decd Sale for cash, and 10 continue from day 10
day until all is sold.
BENJAMIN ALLEN, ,r
JOHN ALLEN, i'usee''
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omoup,inc N oI7 PIG DOLLARS!

amounting TO el7, PIG DOLLARS!
Tickets Sa1; halves 10; quarters :: cgh!hs So a
certificate of package OF III whole tickets sarlD-aG
half tickets Sll5-26 quarter tickets s51 50at eighth
tickets S2S rs.
% Orders for certificates Packages, single Tick
els and Shares any Of The above Schemes, address
ed 10 the undersigned will rec.ivethr most prompt
tention, and an account of each drawing forwarded
as soon as IL sreceived.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. w. MACRY & co., managers,
Oct. 20 Richmond Virginia.
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FOR SATURDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER.
M1nyTCf1rNT LOTTERY

CAPITAL PalzE SIS, 600! S250OO!! 5l5 900! )!
100 Prizes u 81 1000, amounting TO SOD, 900!
II $500 lowest three number prize! .s,x
Tickets only $50 IA drawn numbers in each package
Of Do Tickets.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass I for lsi7 to be drawn a.
Scheme 81 COO, $500, $4,000, 10000 900, 900
5Oe6, of aOOo IS of 5uo, loo Of 100 as7 Of 500,
&c, amonntngto sl.2l7,a6. Tickets saoi halves 10
quarters 5; eshths 50. certificate of package oil
26 whole Tickets costs s23i-shares in proportion
10 For packages or single Tickets in the above, Or
in smaller Schemes which are drawing day.capltads
from 81 600 to $1,000, and Tickets from 10
dress w. j. BiG1Eh, hiehhioIu, VI.
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WOODVlLLE STILL IN MARKET.
ffNiis very desirable Fdrm containing $50 acres and
situated within one mile Of Oian.- Court house
viii be AGAIN offered for sale the fourth Monda. IN
November next, upon the TENS heretofore al
vtrlisrd. J. W. SAUNDERS,
Admir-. de bonis non Of VIM. Shepherd, deed.
Oct. 2g--cat JrJ- Whia requested Ia copv
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". j. Esjgger's Lottery Office

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE FIUIEL,
RICHMOND, VA.
THE undersigned having purchased The business o.
J. F. WORD, Lottery vender, Iicnmend, WIN
continue the same al the Office as above, where ne WI
the orders OF persons in the country who sometimes
make adventures in Lotteries. Orders for tickets in
any Lottery advertised by Messrs. Manry Co. viii be
promptly attended to, and official drawings duly Tor
warded.
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FOR RENT.

- The store and dwelling on the corner
Gssm OF 9Th and Marshall Streets, opposite The
,s.1sM Market House, Shockoe Hill, formerly
occupied by Mr.. Cbas. Bales as Grocery store
and lately by Mr.. J. d. Sanders for The same
purpose. The stand is one OF The very best on
The Hill for a Grocery. The fixtures are for sale.
Apply TO TOLER q Cook,
Nov. II Agl's and Coll'rs Isles Row.
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NOTICE.

"A Merchant Tailor late of this city, by bond, note
or omen account are requested and notified TO make
immediate payment TO the subscriber, into whose
hands all his claims have been placed for collection
and bv whom they will be shortly put In legal train
for settlement. WILLIAM VI. r0Lio.,
Attorney at Law, &c, No. IS, Nam street.
Nov. l2-c5tif
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AUCTION SALES.
ssy n. e. a d. az. Fs5is, Aucts.
NEGROES.

VIII be sold by US on Friday the 18th, at hall
past o'clock, two Negro Boys, is and 10 years
Old, ore Negro Girl 10 years oil, ana one Negro
Woman.
Nov. II u L. & G. B. Hin 6rc,s
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STRAY HORSE.

s{Iy gs ss S%5s is ss Shs H kss
1A-ol The usual size, about years old,
s'h 'olerably long tail, and had just had new
.aoes put on before, aud the old ones reset behind.
liberal reward will be paid for his delivery TO
me near MIR. Myers Tobacco Factory, or for
any reformation which may lead to bis recovery.
Nov. Pill. DIFF TERRENCE O'BRIEN.
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amounting To .2iT, alG DOLLARS.
Tickets S2n; halves 10; quarters s; e.shthS 50.
certificate Of package ol &c Whole Tickets viii he
sent for S23U-shnres in proportion.
RJ. Orders for packages, certificates Of packages
tickets shares in The above, in any nf Ma
ny & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day, nj prices varying from 81 10 SlD for tickets
will receive the most prompt attention. and The draw
ings forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventurers
when requested Address
THOMAS LAMBERT.
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
% Recolrct No. 3-"There's luck in odd Numbers,
saws Rory D'Morc.'' Nav
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rom Holland, which are offered at wholesale OF
'eall, at low prices: Hyacinlhs; Tulips; JON
qa!les; Narcissus; Anemopes; Ranuncules;
Cotus Trilularias Crown lmperials; Spanish
and English Iris, Lilies; etc, etc.
Nov. II WILLIAM PALMER.
CLARKE's OFFICE, 18th Street, Ex-
y change Hoel Richmond, Virginia.
PRrzes! Prizes PRIzes
HarraA for the lucky CLARKE!
Drawing OF New Jersey, Glass 80:
q 80 10 81 81 81 Ga 30 II SO 20 50 A
Nos 80 81 70, $50 dollars, sold and paid by
CLARKE; making FIVE Capitals in four days
SOD and paid by him.
For To-day, at Petersburg, va.-4,ooo dollars
Tickets only l.
For Tomorrow, Nov. 10, 1s47-Rich Scheme
$4,000 dollars, IA, 900, 10 OF 1000, IS of .OO0.-
IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets only 10.
Also. the Sussex Lottery, Glass 9l-4, 600 dol.
Nov. 10 CLARKE's.
T UCK'S OFFICE, Wall Street, opposite
IL City Hotel
For This Day, Friday Sl4 900, 4 600, 5000,
1000, 20 Of 1000, &c. 7sNos IL drawn. Tick
es4
Drawing of Susquehanna, SO:
- ~ 10 q VI 10 y ~ II H W. w -
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, 270:
10 70 6 25 SIS Is 36 8 II "a 46 40 -
To morow-S34, 900. Tickets 10; also, 1000
Tickets /. Nov. ~
vi CO.
This Day-s,2ooo, 1000, 5000, 1000, 90 Of
1000, &c. 10 Nos. Is drawn. Tickets 4.
Drawing of Susquehanna, so:
IS sc GO ID 81 Is 9 l9 40 Al 65 60 20
Drawing OF Delaware, 272:
10 70 6 6 IS SIS Is 36 II IA as 40 70
VIZ ]. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, 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 "sio ONES" can DO had of BIGGER.
To-day-Drawngr received by 5 o'clock, P. M
Ca2i,als: 81, 900, 1000, sc. 10 Nos. ID drawn
Tickets |; halves Soc; qrs. Csc.
For Saturday-S35.0 00 $4,000, 1000, 5000
1000, 1910, 10 of 1000, 25 Of 900, IS OF 500
o., IS Nos Is drawn. Tickets 10; halves S.
qn.2 so.
Drawing of New Jersey, ClassS9
q IS 10 81 81 81 GA 80 II So 70 8 SO a.
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DISMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.
THE Annual Meeting of Stockholders In the Dismal
i Swamp Land Company will be held in The town Of
Suffolk on the third Thursday he lsth OF the present
month. Ro w LEX,
President d. 8. Land Company
smhhfeld, Nov. II, ls47 -c2s
10 Wing requested TO copy.
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w HiTE LEAD, dry and in oil
w venhian Red Paris Greer; Linseed Oil
Spanish Brown; Chrome Green
Chrome Yellow; Terra di Sienna
Paint Brushes
And supply of VARNISHES. of superior
qoali,y, ior Coach-makers, Painters, Cabinet
makers, Sc. For sale by
PURCELL, LADD g. CO., Druggists,
No. 80, corner OF Main and l4lh Sts
Nov IL
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PoWIiATAN ROBERTS, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Richmond Nov. eth, lsfI.
Pursuant to the FOREGOING decree, the p.'ties con.
ceru,d are hereby notified 20 attend at my eise IN The
city Of Richmond Jln street, opposite The Eastern
s,te of Shockne Warehouse. the sxth day Of JaEu
ary 1916 at 10 O'Clock, A. VI with all the evider
necessary TO enable to perform he duties required
by The said decree. JhO. SHORE, Comr.
Nall 10.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters , so.
nm DOLLARS, s of 10000 DOLLARS

30 600 DOLLARS 4 OF 10000 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No a. 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, November y, ielI.
IS Nos, Is drawn.
Grand Capitals:
| prize Of $4,000 40 prizes OF Sl,uul
IA 600 go 500
F." 10000 &c. &C.
Tickets sic; halves G; quarters ;.
az Orders for Tickets or Shares in all lotteries I'M
der our management constantly Cor sale Address US,
ar e. w. PURCELL.
Orr u Richmond. Va.
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FARM IN BUCKINGHAM FOR SALE

FARM IN BUCKINGHAM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm, in the cnun-
i ~ OF buckingham, adjoining The lands 81 Mr.. John
Lancaster. ur Christian Capt. Samuel Morris, and
hers containing about $40 acres-a survey Of which
viii he made.
The improvements consist Of 4 comfortable Over
seers barn, quarters. tobacco houses, &r,
il well waiered throughout, and has snffcien pro-
portion of wood land iur the support OF the farm
Should sale of thr above land not be effected before
THURSDAY. the a5th day o: November lea1, il viii
be then sot that day 10 the highest bidder toge
The, with the entire crops Of fodder &c, stock of
every description consisting OF hogs, sheep, cattle and
horses all the farming utensils, aud some i've SIX
Negroes.
TERMS OF SALE-The land upon credit OF one,
two aud three years, upon giving bond with good per
sona security and deed OF irus. upon The Land the
personal property for cash a. 10 all sums Of $40 and
der and upon credit nf nine months rs TO all greater
sums upon giving bond with good personal security.
WIN &. WINSTON.
Address-.E,na Post Office, Hanover, Va.
Oct 22-cwtds
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PUBLIC SALE,

10y virtue az deed Of Trust from Tie late Alexander
ID Fizhugh dn recorded in the Clerk Office Oft
County Cont Of stafford, The subscriber will sell Al
public auction, in front Of the United States Hotel ~
The town az Frederic sburs 1t ~ O'Clock, Friday
the 10Th day of November, l-a7 il fair, IL not, tc next
fair day, for cash, between thirty and forty LIKELY
NEGROES, men, women and tEilhrcn-amona Tie
men, first rate Blacksmith and excellent Cooper
among the women, several valuable house servants
Will also sell, on Tuesday, Did Of November, u fair
if nat, The next fair day, on The premises, TRACT
OF LAND near Falmouth containing 275 acres, hav
ipe on il n coed dwelling, corriaee and other out
houses known 81 Georges Place. the late residence
of ST George I. cnaier deceased, and within few
hundred yards Of tlat OF r. q. L. soncurc, Esq, on
liberal credit.
Also. all tie Stock Of Horses, Cattle, Sheep and
ro,s Plantation Utensils, Crops Of Corn, Oats, Hay
and Fodder and set o. Rlacksmi,h's Tools, on
III, OF nine noaths honds with approved security bein:
required Of purchases of NIL sums over s., and cash
for all sums under and amounting To five dollars.
Oct aa-ctds l.. &. FlrZHuGH. Trustee.
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ID. Paine 81 90.

WhIN11bCitI VT ~ 4 I1fsrI1'0i
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
THE following splendid prizes have been sent 10 this
agency in the last thirty days, Wal 0: Sa0,0O,
Of 10 U00 of 50D, Of 5000, OF 5.c6, of ,nuu.
and numerous other smaller onrs. See ihr brilliant
schemes for November and forward your orders 10 ".
orto G. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Virginia
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOVEMBER. 1917.
$4,000, lO,3iS S Of 5000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass d6, 10 he drawn
nj WHINING ton, Delaware, November 10, 1911. 10
Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Capitals:
nrize Of s3s, oon - prizrsof $4,000
| l03is p ! 900
Z 5,rtI ~ 500
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS! 5 Of 10000 DOLLARS!
10 If 5000 DOLLARS-lnwesi three number $780,
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass No. 50, 10 be drawn nj
Baltimore on Wednesday, November "a, lei7. IS Nos
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Flower Roots.

JUST received, large supply OF The follow.
, Ing Bubous Flower Roots, in fne order,
rom Holland, which are offered at wholesale OF
ieiall a, low prices: Hyacinlhs; Tulips; JON
9ui!'es; Narcissus; Anemopes; Ranuncules.
C,Ocus; Trilularias; Crown lmperialS Spanish
and English Iris, Lilies; etc, etc.
Nov. II WILLIAM PALMER.
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IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held IN The
CLERKS Office Of The Circuit Superior Court of Law
ami Chanccry for Louisa county on the dh day Of &c
toher, lei7:
Charles J. Thompson, Philip VI Thompson, WIN. NJ.
Thompson, George q. Thompson Julia Thompson. lisa
bella ]. Suy, by Philip NJ. Thompson her next friend
and Trustee, and Philip NJ Thompson, Administrator
de bcnis non, with the VIII annexed, Of his father
Garland Thompson, deceased, Plaintiffs
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LOTTERIES,
d. vs.. Jsasasv & Co.,

IN A n \ G ERS.)
successors TO j. G.. GREGORY s. co.
OFFICE, NO. /, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND, Virginia.
FOR SATURDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER.
MAGNIfYCEN1' LOTTEhY.
CAPITAL PRlzs $4,000! S2o ,oeo!! .i3,00o !.
100 FRIES nY $1,000 AaouHIisG TO SiUu.G0u.
- ;.o01 lowest three nnthbsi af'1e IL
Tickets only $50. II drawn nuao rs IN eaeh pachc-
Of IS i.eae:s.
Alexandria Lottery, Class Il, fns lsi., 10 h. dawn
at AIexandIia ON Sal..rlay III. =. n % No.emher.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-12

On fourteenth Street, under he Ecchange Hotel
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
and the public IN general, that ne has commenced
the business Of Lottery BIoker. in the Office ton 18th
street, under the Exchange HOTEL formerly occupied
BY D. NJ. IIoyt, and recently by T. b. Pend!e,on.
Tickets and shares in all LOTTERIES Of which J. w.
Maury Il Co. (successor> To Gregory 4 Co.. are The Ma
nasers, always for sale in the greatest varisiy.
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10
BIT 3 SIS 81 70 G. 80 10 81 81 q So GG &c.
Drawing OF the New Jersey Lciiery, Class So
% 35 10 81 81 81 6i 80 ii SO 10 50 "A.
Whole Ticket 80 SO, a prize Of 300 dollars
sold by LAMBERT.
TO-DAY.
FRIDAY-Dolar Lottery. The Virginia Leeshnrn
Lottery, Extra Class no. rs. Capital 81 900 Is Nns
IA drawn. Tickets Sl halves 50 C.; quarters - e.
SATURDAY-Ano;her Dollar Lottery. The Sussex
delaware Lottery, EaIa Class No 81, To be drawn at
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, al III O'Clock ard
the drawing will he received here about O'Clock.
Capital s4,0O0. rs Nos, - drawn. Tickets ST. halves
so cents; quarters % cens.
Saturday Evenns-Saes cose at five O'Clock
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARSi
The Alexandria Lottery. Glass No. - Capais:
S35 ONO II 900, 100. &C. - Nos 10 drawn ballots
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters : 81.
For SATURDAY. 9Th November.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRlzg $4,000! S25,000! Sl5,060lm
100 prizes Of $1,000, amounting 10 500 600!
II $500 lowest three number prizr! IL
Tickets only $40. IA drawn numbers IN each package
OF 2G tickets
Alexandra Lottery, Glass t, for 1917, 10 be- drawn
at Alexandria on Saturday, the 9th Of November.
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BARGaINSl BARGAINS |!

RI The Danvlle paper will please copy THIS
advertisement, and forward lis account 10 me
commissioners in Richmond. Ocl 29-eotim
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-15
JAMES Va Otis.
AT THE
92g c Sss STORE
IL LANCASTER.

YTEHR subscriber is now receiving his long fie-
layed AID long expected stock Of FALL
and WINTER GOODS, which, although delay
ed til the last day in the afternoon, are not lost,
. many slppnsed. but have come and are coming.
lie would now say to those Of his old customers
who have been waiting for their fall supplies, as
well as al others who nave done likewise, that he
Is now ready and able 70 supply them Oh terms
more favorable than he has ever before done, and
lie thinks at lower prices Than goods Of the same
anality have been bought IN Western Wisconsin,.
TO enumerate his stock is here out Of the ques-
ti0n, but while he tenders TO the people OF the
county of Grant aud adjoining counties an invi-
taIion 70 "come aad see,'' he viii assure them
that they win find bis stock foil and complete in
the several departments Of trade commonly Ell
gagged IN by the county, merchant.
AS he has before hintel, ks stock is large, and
through the negligence Of forwarding men, has
been delayed beyond al reasonable time-which
fact viii induce him 10 offer his goods at rates
lower than more seasonablo arrival would have
warranted. This, however, is the gain Of bis
customers and he, by activity and continued exer-
tcn. must make Of the stumble sxpence,o a
substitute iol the s'slower shilling" He. how
ever. thinks il proper that he should express his
regres that 50 many have been obliged to wait so
long for cheap goods; for economy on the part of
parents, has, in many instances, prompted them to
suffer their hardy .baims' 10 60 barefoot and wear
their old clothes little longer than comfort dicla-
ted. However, they viii now find fail amends
made for ali delays in the choice Of the articles,
and lowuess Of prcesi and happily illustrate the
old truism, that
The boy that's blessed to-day