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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-12-28
NLARKE'S OFFICE, l4lh Street, Richmond
V;ro;n;,

CtLARKE'S OFFICE, l4lh Street, Richmond
" Virginia.
The truth must and shall be told,
Ciarkes Tickets are good as gold.
Drawing Of Leesburg Lottery, Glass AZ:
a 63 70 Is AZ % 10 90 6S SIS 81 70 81.
Whole Tickle, Nos. 90 81 6S( Both sold and
Share Ticket Nos. Is 81 81 paid BY
CLARKE, 18th Street
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass "a:
SIS % 49 46 Is IS 3 Is 39 26 9 60 A 81.
Half Nos. IS IS 81, 400 dollars, sold and paid
by CLARKE.
For To-day, at Exchange Hotel-Rich
Schemes grand prizes of 10000 dollars, 20 of
1000. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets dollars.
For To.norrow.splendid Sc Scheme -: IS GOO 90
dollars, 10000, 5000. IL of 1000, 10 of 600. 70
Nos. u drawn. Tickets dollars. Call at
CLARKEs PRIZE OFFICE. l4h street..
Dec %
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BY the Magnetic Telegraph.
"a Hours in Advance of the Mail.
Later from England.

ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNlA.
Correspondence Of the Riehmond Enquirer.
BALTIMORE, Dec. %.
The steamer Hibernia arrived at Boston Satur'
day morning. Her day OF sailing from Liver
pool the 4lh instant
There were additional heavy failures up 10 The
Is. instant. After that time money was easier.
The Bank Of England was loaning money al
per cent There were fl0 000, 600 OF specie in
its vaults.
Government funds had advanced.
The markets were depressed.
The Switzerland difficulties had been adjusted
CorroN-The quotations for Alabama were
ordinary middling 81 a AID; Mobile 81 4id.
FLoUR-Canal was quoied at % 29s; Rich
mond, Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ss. 2Ss. &c
WHEAT sold at 6s IS. I'd.
CeRN-Quoied al 80 36s. Sd.
Corn MEAL-l5s a LIS 81.
American Produce was depressed.
IRELAND was in sad condition.
The Cholera was in RUSSIA.
The Royal Bank of Liverpool had resumed op'
SECOND DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 27-5t, P. NJ.
The Steamers news has had depressing ef
feet on the Philadelphia, New York aud Boston
| markets.
News has just reached this city of the failure
| of The Delaware Bridge Bank.
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Correspondence of the Enquirer ]

BALTIMORE, Dec. 27-3l p. M.
The foreign news has not yet been disesled,
but holders Of Flour are asking lower prices
Holders are anxious 10 sell, but buyers do no!
yet appear. Howard st. Flour is held at Sc 2o.
GRAlN-There is good demand for Wheat,
but Corn is dull. O.her Grains quiet. Sales OF
1000 bushels prime red Wheat al sc cents per
bushel. Prime white Corn sells al 56a5Sc, and
prime yellow al 59a62c.
BEEF CArrLE-On The hoof-ses ala2 IS per
100 lbs.
Hcas-Sales Of Hogs, per 100 lbs. 5 25.
The Northern Telegraph is out OF order.
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Negro Hiring.

TINE subscribers again tender their services
10 lbei, friends and the public for hiring
their NEGROES the ensuing year. Their best
endeavors will be used 10 obtain good prices and
good homes, and the usual care and attention
will be paid 10 them during the year.
Those who wish 10 employ them will please
advise Them early. N. B. & c. 3. HILL,
Corner of Franklin and Wall Streets
Dec l-dac3m
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3. ~. FGaury & Co.,

wi a ~ ~ VI L > 4.
Successors to j. G.. GREGORY CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
~ MOND. Virginia.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000! $4,000!
at Alexandria on Saturday, the LIST of January IS No.
Lottery-l2 drawn ballots.
, orize of 10000 prize of $3.50
10000 l,0l7
5,0OO 100 prizes of 900
5000 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so.
% Orders for certihcatesor fackases,sins!e TICK
cts and shares any of the above Schemes, address
cd to the undersigned will recevethe most prompt nj.
tention, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
az soon il sreceived.
PACKAGES Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. w. MAURY & CO., Managers
Dee Dc Richmond Virginia
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MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
AT THE
BOOK AND PIANO STORE
DriM kcr Il VI rris
81 Mann SLYel

u
TN addition to our usual seasonahe and eIten-
/ sive supply Of ENGLISH AND AMERI-
CAN ANIMALS, will be found a. our store
STANDARD PUBLICATIONS, in every de-.
partment OF Literature, beautifully illustrated, and
elegantly bound-BlBLES AND PRAYER
BOOKS, OF the various sizes and styles OF bind
ing; some magnifceny bound in velve, and gold.
PIANO FORTES manufactured By the cele-
braled Worcester, unrivailedby any maker in this
country, al prices unp:eceden,edly low in this
market.
PIANINOS.-The most elegant pIesen, of the
season will be one Of these exquisite instruments,
from the factory oil the renowned Henri Herr,
Paris; in power OF tone, they are nearly equal 10
a grand Piano; their sweet and rich tone are pc
culiary their own; it is perfect bijou, and wor-
thy the attention oil the lovers Of music. Call and
examine at No. 81.
Dec. % DRINKER & MORRIS.
NOR SALE. but 10 remain in this city. a
II likely NEGRO GIRL about six years Of
age. Apply 10 TOLER & COOK,
Agents and Collectors, Lsle's Row.
Dec %
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s.xns,s Observation-Disclosures choicest OIL
So, s,f,s what can compensate for thy loss wha'
ns,sure in thy absence? When thy roses wither
cheek thy light forsakes the eye, the most eee'
on an, TO d.spond, the ,imd to despair Perhaps
h are maadss that prey mD1s psn
more tsp o IN or eruptivs nature seroa
than ,osr and suppurang sores Of all kinds
d ssss a1S ID.
eases " frequently produce the same effect Sy &C.
yvi"" ,ss appetite But we would say to sufferers rh
o@ these diseases neither ds.pOId nor dsspas Of n
r1PeIonN r;,nssses. warrant US in piononncine
SPECIFIC in ssis sss,. IL
,f"ctIv reabe remedy in maadies Of this chaiae'e
~ p,,n.r,d and sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Drus
ISIS 100 Fulton street corner of William New fS sin
Sold, also. by ALEXANDER DUyAL, ASen s,s mai
street, Richmond, Virginia, and by Drusgls So,l. n,
throughout the United States Price, u per oo''e'
liz bottles for IS.
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WIN. ElurHey7s Office.

MO. l0i EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
" Virginia.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000! 5000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass for 1913, to he drawn
Saturday. January lst IS No. Lotteryml9 drawn bal
lots Splendid Scheme: $50 600, 10000, 5,OOO 5000,
$500, OH, 100 prizes Of 1000, &C. Tickets $40;
halves S; quarters so.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
Orders for certificates Packages, single Tickets
and Shares any the above Schemes, addressed TO
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt atten
tion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as II is received. WIN. HURLEY.
Forsmaller Schemes, see dailyadvertsements
Dec. 2s w. HURLEY
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By ~. II. g. G.. IL. Hill, AuCis
SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES.

SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES
is Executor Of William WinefeId ST., deceased,
IA shall sell at the Auction Room Of ". B. & e. Is.
Hill, in the City of Richmond, on TUESDAY, the 9Th
day Of January lS45 at 10 o'clock the hghe 81 bid
der, for cash. TWENTY-SIX NEGROES. They are
mostly young, likely and valuable and sold for dislr-
button among the isgatees Of the Estate Persons who
may wish to purchase for their own use will have \
good opportunity TO do so. c. p GOODALL,
Executor Of VIM. Wingfeld, Sr., deceased.
Dec. 7-dsctds y. h. & &. Is. HILL. Aucts
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NOTICE

NOTICE
LII persons having claims against the Estate of
n George Price, deceased, are hereby ,,onired ~
bring forward the same for settlement on or before the
18th OF December, lsi7 and in csas Of their failing n
do So this notice will be urged in bar OF the clam A
forward and pay, or they will he pu. in init.
ISAAC B. DAVIS
Executor Of George Price, deceus.a
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RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right OF pre-emp-
ton to any lands within the limits OF the town.
ships and paris of townships above enumerated
is REQUIRED to establish the same to the satislac-
lion Of the Register and Receiver of The proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon
as practicable after seeing this notice, and before
the day appointed for he commencement Of the
public sale olthe lands embracing the tract claim
ed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICHARD Nj YOUNG.
Commissioner Of the Genera! Land Office.
0ct 0l-wI0W
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NATURE, FROM HER MYSTERIOUS LABoRA'
TORY. has furnished no combination for the removal
nj human ills more universally successful than THOM
SONS COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND WOOD
NAPTHA. This medicine, prepared especially, and
with great care for diseases Of the Lungs Throat and
Breasi has by its salulary effects 'ilenced an eSV a.
Physicians Of this city, and the appreciation Of all VIII"
have employed it. ,, n,rvsoy
Prepared only, and sold by ANGNEf & DlChsoM'
-, hr Norrb rast corner OF Fifih and Spruce streets
pbiisdsIebia Sold, also, BY ALEXANDER DUVAL'
Ricbmond. Va Price 50 cents, or 81 per bottle.
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La p,l ert's a fiji &C,

~
On fourteenth Street, under Tie Exchange Hotel.
rTHoMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
aud the public in general, that he has commenced
the business of Lottery Broker In the Office ton l4th
street. under the Exchange Iotel,) formerly occupied
by ID. NJ. Iioyt, and recently by L. b. Pendeton.
Hr TAKE NOTICE.-Al Tickets sold al this Of
flee in the we-estabshed Lotteries OF j. W. Mau
ny Co., isuccessors to Gregory Co, the
OF Yates 4 Mcinyre) Please therefore, to recolect
No. s. Exchange Place. Be particular in regard to the
number, 80 rs to prevent mistakes
6r TAKE VERY PARTICULAR NoTICE-The
Capital Prize Of 600 sold in this city, in The New
Jersey Lottery, Class 3d. Dec 4t, was in one OF Mai-
ry s. Co.'s Lotteries.
Drawing oil the Sussex Delaware Lottery, Extra,
Class l0l:
4G "A Al 81 4 63 10 AZ 81 u 10 - %.
Whole "a Al ri Sold byl ,,,
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass 80:
4S 43 % 80 &C 80 % Al II III 40.
Share % % As, returned TO the Managers by
LAMBERT.
Drawing OF Leesharg, Extra, AZ, Dec. "a:
"A 63 70 Is ~ % IL 20 6S SIS 81 II 81.
Halt Nos. 81 G3 H. Two OF the Capt.
Ticket, Nos. % a SIS, ta!s, sold and pail by
LAMBERT.
TO-DAY.
TUESDAY-The Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 81
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capital: s25 900
10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets s5; halves 81; qrs. %
WEDNESDAY-Grand Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. 1903, drawing expected "Wednesday
evening. Capitals: S40DU0, 10000 5000, 2OO of 500
&c. Is Nos, - drawn. Tickets Sl0 halves 5; quar-
tcrs so.
THURSDAY-Tbe Va. Monongala Lottery, No So
to be dawn in Alexandria. Capital: Sg,0OO. u
Nos Ia drawn Tickets 50; halves SO; ours. rs cts
FRlUAY-DoIar Lottery. To be drawn in Richmond
a, half past O'Clock, the Virginia Leesbrrg Lottery
Extra, Class No. -. Capital S45G0 70 Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets 81; halves SD cts; Guartersa5 Sc.
sATURDAY-Another Dollar Lottery. The Susse;;
Delaware Lottery, Extra, Glass No. |, to be drawn al
Wilmington Delaware, Saturday, at IL O'Clock, and
the drawing will he received here about o'clock
Capital Sill. IS NO- 10 drawn Tickets 81; halse:
so cents; quarters p cents
Saturday Evening-Sales close at O'Clock.
10000 DOLLARS!
The Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. |. Capitals
UO0. 10000 5000, 5000, $780, IUl7 100 Of 200
&c. rs Nos ~ drawn. Tickets $40; halves 81 ars so
RJ- Orders for packages, certificates Of PACKAGES
single tickets shares in the above or in any of Mau
~ * Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 TO SlO for tickets,
will receive the prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately To distant adventurous
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
OF Recoilect No. 3-"rhere's luck in odd numbers
saws Rory O'More." Dec. D
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Negro Hiring.

TOLER & COOK, well known as A gents for
Il hiring out slaves. justly approaching the IA
vors Of Their friends hitherto, would inform them
and The public generally that they intend 10 con-
tinuc The business, and respectfully invite cores
pondence on the subject. They would suggest
the propriey OF sending on Negroes intended for
hire as early rs may be practicable, that good
homes may The more certainly be ob aued for
them. To their friends, for whoE, they have done
business in this line, they deem il useless 10 say
any thing in commentator OF themselves; and
10 them, they confidently refer others.
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NOTICE

W. L,
WILL he sold on THURSDAY, the 80 h day
w OF December, lS47, at WoodviIle, on The
Mechanicsville Turnpike, adjoining he Toll
Gate, TWO hundred barrels ot Corn
TERMS-Fuur months credit, the purchaser
or purchasers executing negotiable notes, salts
lactorily endorsed. Tor the purchase money
BY order Of The Administrator Of
S. |. CRUAiP, deceased.
Der 04-di1s
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Ofice-Corner Of Wall ard Franklin streets.
Richmond Nov. 26, lsd7-ctf

THE CAPITAL OF SIO,OOO PAID BY
STRAT TON.
TNHE fortunate holder OF The Capital Prize Of
i $4,000 came in yesterday and received the
easA-and | am pleased TO inform my city and
country friends that there are lew more LETT OF
The same sorr, and, indeed, larger. Those VINO
are in want OF Christmas Presents, will DO well
10 call or send their orders 10 The ever lucky
Dec. % STRATTON.
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w J. BIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, oppo
w site Exchange Hotel.

lilo, ye who pant for yellow GoLp,
Or wish, with cash, to cut a figure;
Call ere the prizes all are sold
The "sIo ONES" can be had Of BIGGER.
For To-1ay-Capi'als: $4,000 dollars, 10000,
o0oO, 5000, $500. 1924, III prizes of 900, 10 OF
Soo; Sales close al 5, P. M. 70 Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets dollars.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery Class "a.
IS % 40 46 10 IS 2 Is SO 26 g &C a. g.
o'awn Nos. Of Leesbure Lottery No 42, Exua:
Der %
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christmas Presents
Al I1l. Earle .SguaTc,

AZ ut, Eagle Square
WIZARD g. JENKINS have in store beauti
w full collection of Fancy Goods, very suitable
for Christmas and New Years GilIs, such as
Elegant Revere and Embroidered Clear Lawn
Handkerchiels; beautiful lace Capes; French en-.
broderies, great variety; Austrian Muffs and
Capes;
White and Embroidered Grape Shawls. a great
variety Of beautiful Shawls; Jenny Lind
CIoaks, Visi;es &c.
Beautiful Party Fans; French Extracts;
Alexandre's best Party Gloves; Fancy Boxes, &c.
AIso-Gen,emens Silk and Linen Cambria
Hdkk. A great variety Of Satin Cravals and
Scars, Gloves, Linen Collars, &c.
Dec. 25 WARD & JENKINS.
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IMPORTANT TO THE DIsTREssED.-suaern no
longer from Piles. permanent cure for them has
h,en discovered Use the Vegetable Electuary prepared
hv DR.. Upham, New York, and be convinced that It's
h,sh urajss has not been exaggerated
sold Wholesale and Retail by Wr.rr KEIcaAs'
"a, En,ton street. New York, and by r. JOHNSTON.
n,nssi,t. No lis Main Street, Richmond. Price one
J,Jla, ner hottie.
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D FARMERS, FAMILIES AND OTHER
BARGAINS IN
Domestic fbrV Goods.

D FL. JENKINS Opposite The Exchange
n. Bank) has received, on consignment, and
will sell al reduced prices, by the bale or less
quantity, 200 Packages of The following Goods:
Nos | and Cotton Oznaburgs
3-4, 10, A and Sd unbleached Shirings and
SheeIiDgs al! prices, from S. 6. !, 8. 9, 10, and
IL cents per yard :.
3.4, rs and yard wide beached shirlings, all
prices, from 6, !, 8, 8, 10, II and - cents
Bed Tickings 10, II, l2i and $.
Kerseys from d. TO The best quality
loops. white, red and yellow Flannels, all pr-
ces, from S, 20 C 25c. and finer
500 Blankets, from IS. 3d., As. 6l., IS. 3d., 81
and higher
Plaid Linseys, lOc., 3D., s. and finer
Great bargains in Cloths, Cassmers and SAT-
tinets
White and Black Wadding
Boys, Girls, Mems and Women's Yarn Stock
ings and halt-Hose
Also, 100 packages Linens, Calicoes, Apron
Checks, Table Cloths, Napkins, Towels, &c.
For bargains, call al r. Fl. JENKINS
Dry Goods Commission Warehouse, opposite
Exchange Bank. Dec. ID
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DRINKER & MORRIS.
STEAMER COLUMBUS FOR BALTI-

kE d The Steamer COLUMBUS,
= Capt Parrish, will receive freieh,
Today till 2, p. NJ, for the above place. Ffeigh,
for Philadelphia will be receip,ed for as far as
Baltimore, and will be forwarded via Railroad, il
The Canal is closed. The Columbus will leave
al4. P. Nj. Passage and fare to Baltimore only
So II. LUDLAM & CO.
Dee %
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DACKAGES of every description will be Ia
L ken daily by our Express Line 10 Washing.
ton, where they will be delivered 10 The agent Of
Adams & Co.'s Express Line in time 10 60 on by
the evening rain TO Baltimore.
Terms, Is cents TO Washington and so cents
each 10 Baltimore on all light packages. Apply at
the Depot of Richmond Fredericksburg and Po-
tomac Railroad Company.
ROGERS, ALLEN g. DARRACoTT.
nao "A dc
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AUCTION SALES
by Benjamin Davis, Auct.

Will be sold this day, at 10 o'clock, FIVE likely
Negroes. BENZ DAVIS, Aucl.
Dsc %
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uURLEY's OFFICE, No. los Eas, Main

IL street.
We win no, boast allow US to say,
HURLEY sells prizes every day.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Extra 40, drawn al Nor
folk. Dec. "a:
a s. 70 Is 40 q ID % IS IS 81 II q.
Ticket Nos. - 63 70, prize Of l72 dollars
IS cts; Tickle. Nos. 10 81 IS, both sold in the
above Lottery and cashed at sight BY HURLEY.
The Christmas presents are not all distributed
SSe. There's few more left. To-day-Grand
scheme. Alexandria Lottery, Glass IS. C.pl-
,a.s: $4,000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 5000, $500,
i6a, II prizes Of 1000, 10 of GOO, &c. &c. 7S
Nos. IA drawn. Tickets 5; halves Q so; ours. IS.
Sales close at o'clock, drawing received by Tat
HURLEY'S Home OF Fortune.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria, Glass "a:
% % 40 as Is IS 2 IS 80 &c 9 So AZ g.
Dec. %
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Form Of a PO,csr Of Attorney 10 vote 6u PronU.-
Know MrN BY THESE Presents, That
Sealed and delived in the pre-
senre Of
Concord Academy.

'Noproryis valid unless it IL executed within s,,y
days before the time Of any election. II is proper that
II should be verified oath before Magistrate
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PLANTATION AND FAMILY GRO
CERES.

THE undersigned offer for sale, upon favorable
i terms
25. 900 lbs heavy Western Sides and Shoulders
100 bbls. No. l ciipt N. G. Herrngs
800 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
$50 sacks Ground Alum Salt
1900 gallons Cuba and N. o. Molasses, part iR bbls
10 hhds. N. o., P. R. and 81. CroI Sugar
$500 lbs. Woolsey's Sugar
IS half bbls. Family Roe Henlngs
An assortment of fine and common Teas
50 bags Rio. Laguira. Caps and Java Coffee
100 bushels prime Mountain aud Ohio Clover Seed
Is bbis. Wilson's pure Cider Vinegar, which, with a
good assortment Of Cotton Yarn, Leading Lines, Bed
Cords Backing Spices, &C., &C., will be sold TO their
customers and all others prices to suit the times
Special attention paid to the sale Of all GRAIN the
reduced charge OF one cent tho bushel commission.
PEAKE, BRADLEY 4 CO.,
Dec. 9s-ctJanl5 Corner Of 18th and Cary SITS.
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DEW FOR SALE.-For sale, Pew No. 1872
i in 81. Paul's Church. 1t will be sold low
il early application be made to
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARLTON.
Dee 2S-df
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K, IL. Dickinson & Brother.

This day at 10 o'clock, will be sold one Nsgro
Man, one Negro Girl, and one Negro Woman
and Child. R. H. DICKINSON, & BRO,
Dec % Auc,s
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". J.zsTgger7s Lottery Office

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VA.
THE undersigned having purchased the business o
i J. r. WORD, Lottery Vender, Richmond, viii
continue the same at the Office above, where he will
he pleased the old patrons of the office, md To I'LL
the orders Of persons in the country who sometime:
make adventures in Lotteries. Orders for tickets in
any Lottery advertised by ae.srs. Maury * Co. will be
promptly attended to, aud official drawings duly for
varied
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NEGRO WOMAN

On Wednesday 29h inst, at 10 O'Clock, will
be sold one Negro Woman, belonging TO Christo
pher Chealham's estate. BY order Of the Com
missioner. r. II. DICKINSON, & BRO,
Dec % aun,s
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SALE OF SLAVES IN THE COUNTY OF
For Sale.
II VI S<akCs
ELY NEGROES, AND TWO

FIFTY LIKELY NEGROES, AND TWO
THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND,
IN THE COUNTY OF A MELIi.
IL longer TO attend to the management Of Land AMI
Negroes, have determined To sell, ut my residence, ia
the county of Amelia, on TUESDAY, the llth day of
JANUARY, 1913, the Tract of Land OH which now
reside, containing, by recent survey, 1000 acres.
Tt land lies on both sides Of Flat Greek, and be-
tween il and n large branch called the Beaver Pond
one fourth of which /. low grounds and admirably
adapted TO the growth Of corn wheat and tobacco. Al
the necessary barns stripping houses, &c are conve
niendy located, and in n state OF coed repair.
There is also the farm of The best wheat era
nafes and tRreshng machines in the State. The land
10 so Situated rs Ia be in convenient distance To t.
Richmond and Danve Railroad. provided il runs on
either Of the routes which have been indicated. The
land Will be sold upon such terms Will snit purcha
II the purchase money is secured 10 my salisac
ton, will give ~ long ime 20. lis payment rs any
purchasers may desire
The Negroes are young aud liseg, aud Of such de-
scriptons usually iuund upon large plantations.
They viii be sold Ia the highest bidder for cash, and
their sale will not depend upon the sale OF the land
They will he sold without reserve, aud will bring
hope, enough moEcv TO enable make easy terms
to the purchaser ofihe land.
At the same time and place, wi he sold all Of my
Stock Of Horses, Cows Sheep Hogs, &c.; also. the
Crops on hand including about 1870 pounds OF To
bacc0. The Stock, Crops, &c viii be sold upon
dit of twelve months.
have not given n detailed description of the land
rs take for granted any person wishing purchase
would like To view aud examine !. Tor himself
Ii the day we'd for the sale should prove unlikely
it will certainly take place the rs: fair day therraf
ter, and be continued from day Ia day until the sale Is
completed. HENRY ANDERSON.
Amelia, Dec. %, lsi7.-dSctds
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NOTICE.
WE can procure good homes for fifty good House
w Servants and Factory Hands. Such, sent TO u.s.
will have prompt attention, and every effort to secure
eligible situations and good prices.
Dec. 28-etJanl5 PEAKE, BRADLEY C CO.
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NIX OF VIRGINIA

DAN ~ OF NlNOiNla-
THE General Meeting o: the Stockholders Of the
Bank Of Virginia will be- held At the Banking
House, in the City Of Richmond, Monday, the 10Th
January next.
BY an act Of the Legislature, passed 95ih March,
1912, mo Officer or Director Of BANK shall by
proxy for any Stakeholder, in any election Of Direc-
tors or Officers of Rank nor shall any proxy he valid
which shall have been executed sixty DAYS before The
time Of any election SAML. MARX, Cashier.
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w Blacksmihs. NIB. & C. B. HILL,
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