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100000 in prizes o. % 900 DOLLARS !
slll lQQ In 8 nrizns III so QQl

Alexandria Lottery, class7l for lsi7, 10 be drawn
al Alexandria, saturday, Nov. 6. - Drawn Nos. out
$4,000 in prizes 10000 Of 1923, 10 Of ,ooo go Of
500, 1875 Of 400. &C. Tickets Sl5 halves so; quar-
tiers -. a certificate ola package OF &c whole Tick
cts costs Sl8U-sharrs in proportion.
FOR SATURDAY, 27rH NOVEMBER.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIzE SIS 900! So, 000!! $4,000 J!
100 Prizes OF 81. OOo amounting 10 100000!
IT $500 lowest three number prize Fl
Tickets only $50. II drawn numbers in each package
Of III Tickets
Alexandria Lottery Glass T, for lsf7, TO he drawn Al
Alexandra on Saturday, the a7th Of November Grand
Scheme: SIS GOO, a5nOO, $4,000, 10000, s.0nO $780,
$780, of 2DO0 Is Of 800, 100 Of 900, a37 of SUD-
&C., nmountingto Sl,2l72iG. Tickets s2G halves To-
quarters 5; eighls So certificate Of package Of
10 whole Tickets costs s23)-shares in proportion.
% For packages single Tickets in the above, or
in smaller Schemes which drawing daily-.aptals
from 81 900 10 $40 0On and Tickets from 81 to Sad
dress w. J. BIGGER, Rlchmond Va
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AND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the Tract Of Land on
j which he now resides situated In The county OF
Buckingham, and State Of virginia. on Slate river,
abou, miles above the Virginia Mills, above The STATE
River Mills, and 81 below Diana Mills, containing
about nine hundred acres, something over half oil
which is cleared There two good dwelling hon ses
on The premises and all other houses necessary for
farm in good order. desired the tract would be- d.
vidrd to suit purchasers. IL is deemed unnecessary 10
give minute description Of The above land rs pre-
sumo no will purchase before viewing The prrm
ses-suice il To say this land is surpassed by few VI
any tracts in this part OF the county, and situated in
a pleasant and healthy neighborhood.
TERMS accommodating. For further particulars,
address the subscriber the Vnanil Mills Buckins-
ham As have determined Ia move to the South,
bargain may be had WALTER a. FORD.
0ri l-cW low
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Ten Dollars Reward !!

DAN away from my residence, 10 This city,
II on Monday, Nov. lst, my negro woman,
SUSAN-dark color, between so and 60 years
old, quite tall, and with peculiar hoarse voice.
She has gone of without any provocation what
ever, and am satisfied she will try 10 reach Mr..
Waddy's Tavern, Eastvile, Accomac county,
Va. will pay the above reward for her appre-
henson and delivery 10 me in this city.
JOHN B. VlGLINI,
Nov 4 l0i Main ST, Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE

DY virtue of decree of the County Court OF New
ID Kent, pronounced on The lith day Of October,
1917 in cause depending between Peacly W. Crunp.
guardian and plaintiff and Thomas 81. Crump and
others defendants shall, as Special Commissioned
therein named, proreed on the premises, the goth
November 1917 10 sell all The Real Estate Of which
Fielding n. Crump, deceased, died seized and pos
sessed on credit Of one and three ears,-except
the costs Of suit and expenses of sale, which will he in
cash-the Two latter instalments To carry interest ut
the vibration of twelve months. The said estate con-
sists OF Two tracts Of land Of which is vaina
bic srist mill.
As il il presumed that those disposed 10 purchase
will examine for the mselves, further particulars will
he given. The premises will be shown Al any time By
Peachy w. Crump, who resides thereon.
DAVID 5. NJ. CRUMP,
Oct 22-cwtds. Special Commissioner.
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LAsAs. Secretary of State.
MoRRis County, MEsDHAM. N. J.
October 90, 1876.

OClOUcI -, lotO.
Da SrrH w. FowLE,
Dear Sir: This may certify that am about seventy
five years Of age. born, and have always resided
In this town In October, l8f5, took cold, and for
six months was afflicted with the Influenza, and The
worst cough have ever experienced during my whole
life. Myself and friends had strong doubts of my
ever recovering. got bottle of Schenck's Syrup; II
did me no good. / then applied TO physician, who
prescribed for severa times but did not cure me.
At last my physician advised me to take DR.. Wisars
Celebrated Balsam OF Wild Cherry, which has per
formed so many remarkable cures. did so, and be-
lieve that saved my ife my cough left me entirely,
when had taken single bottle | am now enjoying
good health IL ever again have u similar attack, or
any Of my family, shall Immediately resort TO DR.
Wstar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry. The physician
who recommen ded this Balsam to ne, was induced 10
do from his personal observation and experience
in using il. One very strong of cure Of young
man occurred In this immediate vicinity, Of which DR..
Homan informed me. EPHRAIM SANDERS.
~ Beware of counterfets and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and all other preparations Of Wild Cherry Remember,
they only initiate in name, without possessing the viz
tues Buy none but the genuine and original Dr.. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed /.
Butts ON the wrapper.
SETH w. FOWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GAYNOR 4 WOOD,
No. 48 Main Street, Richmond,
Nov. l847 And by Druggists generally
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PR q, PO - AIS

EoR CARRYING THE MAILS OF THE UNITED
STATES. from the 10Th December, ls47, TO The
Both of June 1851 on The following routes, will be
celved at the Contract ONCE of the Post Once Depart
ment In the city of Washington, until IL noon of the
LIST day of December l847 Ito he decided next day ::
No. ai0l.-From Washington, ny Alexandria, Deco
quon. Dumfries, Garrlsonvie, Stafford e. H. and Fall
mouth, to Fredericksburg, sixty miles and back, daily
LIST. Proposals invited for the transportation Of the
great Northern and Southern mails, with The local
mails.
3D. Separate proposals invited for the transpota-
ton Of all mails usually passing between the points
named except The great Northern and Southern mails
dericksburg next day by 3, A. NJ. Leave Fredercks
burg daily at s, A NJ. arrive at Washington same day
by PM.
The bidder will state the mode OF conveyance contem
plated by him.
No. aia7.-From Fredericksburg, by Bowling Green,
Turner's Store White Chimnirs and Hanover C. IL, 10
Richmond, SIXTY one miles and back, daily.
ist Proposals are Invited for the transportation of the
great Northern and Southern mails, with the loca
mails.
I'd. Separate proposals invited for the transpora
ton Of all mails usually passing between the paints
named except the great Northern aud Southern mails
Leave Fredericksburg daily al ., A.. NJ, arrive al
Richmond same day hy :, p. NJ. Leave Richmond dali
x H n y T. "' arrive at f'sae''''''s next ' ~
The bidder will state the mode of conveyance con-
templaed by him.
The above schedules will be suhiec, to alteration
when other connexions with the mails Nolrn Of Wash
ington become desirable or necessary.
NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee
signed by one or responsible persons, in the fol
lowing manner, viz:
"Thc Undersigned, guaranty that :,
II his bid for carrying the mail from 10 ne
accented by The Postmaster General shall into an
obligation prior Ia the first day If January ntyt with
good and sufficient sureties TO perform the service pro-
posed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate of n
postmaster, or other equivalent testimony, that The
euaranors are men OF property, and able to make good
.heir guaranty.
.ndorssd sp,onnsoIs far route No. In - and
addressed To The First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combina
tion and the terms and conditions on which The con
tract 10 be made see the last annual advertisement
c. JOHNSON, Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Oct. 90, 1917.
Nov. o-eolot
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Mani Coffons &c.

WE HAVE received from the manufaclu-
w rer $50 pieces NAPT COTTONs, Nos.
g. 4, S and 6. white and some gray-a handsome
article OF "Wilson's" make, which we will sell
low; and we are almost daily adding 10 our as.
sorimenl of CARPETINGS and RUGS, which.
with quantity OF Plains, Blankets, Kerseys and
Domestics, We offer for sale on moderate terms
RICHARDSON & CO.,
Ocl. 15-c6ls So Main 81.
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w, j. EsIgger's Lottery Office,
nppnSi.rI, EynIIANcG IjDTEI

RICHMOND, VA.
THE undersigned having purchased the business Of
4 J. +. WORD Lottery vender, Richmond. will
continue the the office above, where he will
he pleased 10 The old patrons Of The office, and TO MI
The orders Of persons in the country who sometimes
make adventures In Lotteries. Orders for tickets IN
any Lottery advertised by Messrs. Aaury Co. will he
promptly attended 10, and official drawings duly for
wardri.
The Schemes for this month (Sovemberl are very at
ractive-ihe leader (or Saturday, 6h contains prizes
amounting TO nearly ONE MILLION OF DOLLARS,
divided into Capitals of $50 600, Of 10000, And
tn close the month"; the second hest Scheme ever is
sued-S75. 600 Capital. See particulars below For
smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
Dr. H., ID, Robinson.

WHO has been successfully engaged in the Botanic
w Practice of Medicine for nearly thirteen years, is
still relieving and positively curing-of The following
forms Of dsease-eght out of ten who apply 10 him,
and who have been pronounced misunderstanding,
White Swelling, Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, AZ
ections OF the Liver, Agne and Fever, Scald Head,
Ulcerous Sores Of long standing, letter. Cancer, Lep-
rosy, Palsy, ST. vilus Dance, Wens Coughs. and AT
feclion OF the Lungs, supposed 10 he Consumption l.,
Asthma, Syphilis, GonorrhGa, Structure, Mercural
Disease, and all forms Of disease peculiar 10 females,
such Fuer Alhus, Prolapsus Cterl, &C., &C. lie has
treated several hundred cases Of Rheumatism, and
failed in FIVE only, where the remedies were energetic
ally applied in effeclns entire cure. Persons suf-
ferng from the effect Of mercury speedily relieved
Reference, the most satisfactory, be Ind. Office
No 3. Wall street. under The CITY Hotel.
NnuS 81 ufc
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amounting TO l .2l7, PIG DOLLARS!
Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters $; eighths so.
certificate Of a package OF a6 whole tickets s230-aG
half tickets sll5-a6 quarter tickets S57 SEQ eighth
tickets S2S rs.
~ Orders for certificates Packages, single Tick
els and Shares, any of the above Schemes address,
ed to the undersigned will rec-ivethe prompt
tention, and an account OF each drawing forwarded
IL sreceived.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
Oct. % Richmond Virriuia
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NOTICE.

LII persons having claim, against the Estate Of
n George Price, deceased, are hereby required to
bring forward the for settlement or before the
25th Of December, 1917, and in case of their failing TO
do go this notice will be urged bar Of the claim. All
sons indebted to said Estate required to
forward and pay, or they will be put in suit.
ISAAC b. DAVIS,
Executor Of George Price, deceased.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOVEMBER.
100000 in S Prizes OF 10000 DOLLARS !
$4,000 IN 5 prizes Of 1000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass II, for 1917, 10 be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, Nov. G. 70 No: Ioiirry-la
drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme 100000 IN prizes
Of 10000, 600 In prizes Of lOUou OF 40a3, 20 Of
1000 80 If 500, lbs Of 400 etc Tickets SIS; halves
z 50; quarters r. certificate Of package of 81
whole Tickets costs SlSO-halves and quarters in pro-
portion.
FOR SATURDAY. 9TH NOVEMBER.
-H.7G.SIFIcE-S7' LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000! S25,000!! El5O0Oi!l
lu0 Prizes Of 81 1000, amounting 10 100000
sT $500 lowest three number prize ~
Tickets only $50. IA drawn numbers in each package
Of &c tickets.
Alexandria Lottery. Glass I, TO be drawn on satur-
day. Nov. 81, ls47 IS ms IA drawn. Grand Capt.
tails: $4,000, ooo IS oOo 10 900 5000 900. 5osd,
5of 2OUO, Is of 500, 0U Of 900, 7 OF son, &c, &C.
amounting sl.2l7 al6. Tickets $50; halves 10; quar-
tiers 5; eighths So certificate Of package of ID
whole Tickets Sa30-shares in proportion.
% Orders for Packages, Certificates, or single Tick
cts The above Schemes, addressed 10 the ndersign-
ed. attended by return o Mall and, when requested
an account of the Drawings forwarded so soon rs re-
ceived. Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
Nov. Richmond, Va
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

THE Undersigned, appointed Commissioner hy the
i Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chanc-ry Tor
tie county of Goochland al the April term, lei7, the
case Of Carter ~. Carter, VIII orr for sale, al public
auction, III SABDT NIL, IN sad county, At II a.
clock, A. NJ, MONDAY the 10Th December, lsis, IL
VIZ Twenty thirty Negroes, fifteen aurs, thirty
forty head of Cattle, Two hundred Hogs small
flock cf sheep, the crops of Tobacco, Corn. Hay and
farming implements belonging 10 said Estate In case
the sale is not completed the 1oth, IL viii br con
timed from day 10 day
The TERMS, M dccrred by the Court. rash.
G. II. CARTER, Commissioned.
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IN CHANCERY-vIaoIRIA AT Rules held In the
Clerks Once Of tho Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chaneery for Cumberland County, on Monday, the
first day OF November, l647:
Susan Pamore, by her next friend, Leonard Da-
MEL, Plaintiff:
against
John R. Palmore, Defendant.
The plaintiff having filed In the Clerks Office afore
said her petition and statement Of the which
her application is founded for her divorce from the de-
fendan John r. Pamore, her husband, and II appear
ing that the said John r. Palmore Is not resident OF
this Commonwealth On motion Of the pla inti by her
COUNCIL 10 ordered al rules aforesaid, that the de.
Iendant John Palmore, do attend the hst day OF
the next March Of the said court and answer the
said petition, and application Aforesaid Tor divorce
and that publication of this order DO inserted In some
newspaper printed in the City Of Richmond, for TWO
months and posted at the front door OF the
Count House Of this county.
Copy. Teste,
Nov. 5-eW2m B. B. WOODSON, d. c.
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RApPAIIANNOCK ESTATE FOR SALE
nN THURSDAY. thr 81 Of December, shan o;irr
" for SALE at public auction II STONY ilILl., IA
Richmond county, my Mulberry Island Estate, lying
Immediately upon Tie Rappahannock river about fliy
miles below Fredericksburg. IL contains ,795 acres,
about 400 of which inferior To lands this
any other State in the Union The residue nbounds III
white oak and locust. Suitable for ship budlnr,) gel
low poplar chestnut cedar, pine. SC and contains nn
Iueruas lenenrnts the annual rental Of which exceeds
two luGded dollars
The mast afforded Nv the extensive forests .. oak and
chesunt pGer exlranrdnlry facilities or raisln. hogs,
whilst large marsh furnishes excellent grazing Tor
cattle during the IlaJor portion 81 the year.
The steamers May Washington and Planter, plying
weekly between Fredericksburg: and Baltimore, pass
Immediately BY this Estate. and would land those drs
rous of examining upon the premises, al appaan.
mock, about eight miles distant.
II can and would br snadvide. into smaller farms,
suit purchasers II perfectly healthy, and tite IN
dspuiablr.
TERMS at sale.-For further information, address
the subscriber, III Fredericksburg.
ALFRED n BERNARD.
NB-The privilege of cutting ship timber would Ice
sold separately, if desired The undersigned confident
~ believes that n sum which he would now br willing
10 take for the whole estate might he made from tie
sale Of The timber and wood alone.
Oct a2-cu6w a. N. BERNARD.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
J. w. Maury IL Co.,

NJ a N a u T. D.
Successors TO J. &. GREGORY &, CO.
OFFICE, NO. 1, CITY HOTEL, RICH-
~ MOND, Virginia.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOVEMBER, 1877
100000 in 5 prizes Of p, OUo DOLLARS!
$4,000 in prizes 81 $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass M. al, fur si7, 10 br
drawn November Gill. IS M Luitery-lJ drawn bal
lots.
Splendid Scheme.
S prizes of s2i,OoD prize Of Si.t9i
are lnU OGO 10 p,izes Of I,UuU
prizes of luuOU 81 =" 5Un
are $4,000 les 100
Tickets Sl5-shares In proportion. a certificate Of
package OF % whole Tickets Costs sloo-alves and
quarters in proportion.
FOR SATURDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER.
MAGNIFICEN7 LOTTERY
CAPITAL Prize $75 900 S25, 600 J! Sl5, 600 II!
loo PRIZES or $1,000 AMOUNTING TO 500, 900!
sr $500 lowest three number prize II
Tickets only $40. ii drawn numbers in each package
of &c tickets.
Alexandria Lottery, Class i, for ls1I, TO be drawn
at Alexandria on Saturday, the 9Th of November.
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ABSCONDED-A WHITE MAN AND A
NEGRO

TSCAPED from The subscriber, on the 3D. October,
Il Negro Slave BY The name Of Thorn 5, who was the
property Of George w. Thomas, Of Warren, Abemarle
county Va. said George W. Thomas also left on
the aisl October and there is the strongest 10
suspect that he had the hoy concealed until he was
ready 10 70 himself and that they now off together
The said boy Thomas is about IL old spare made,
very white, with light Eyes and hair, which Is quite
curly; all his clothes light Colored and he wore
palmetto hat. The said G. W. Thomas is miller by
trade and his hat and clothes may indicate II. tie is
stout ma de- about IS of age, light complexion and
hair The boy has also been rased in the mill Ffty
dollars will given for The delivery Of both OF them, or
their confinement in Jail 30 that can get them, or
twenty five dollars for either Of them, especially the
boy Thomas. JAMES Mohh.s,
Trustee TO sell The boy, and Officer Of the Law.
Warren. Albemare CO., Va, Oct. 20, Ie4I-ct
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE IN CUMBER-
LAND COUNTY EOR SALE


DY virtue of Il deed Of trust executed by Joseph ;.
ID Paimoe, deceased, in his life time, 10 the under
signed and Creed d. Coleman, bearing date the a3i
day OF October lsi and Of record IN the County CONT
of Cumber shall offer Tor sale. on the premises
on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of November next, II
fair If not, the fair day, the Tract Of Land and
the appurenances conveyed by said deed, containing
one hundred and ninety-nine acres, being the land
purchased by the said ralmore of VIM. Scott, called
Trustee of the Estate of Guthrdge p Scrug2s, decd
This land is situated in an intelligent and agreeable
neighborhood, on tbr main road from Richmond la
Lynchburg, about five miles above Cumberland Court
house, and directly opposite 10 the tavern now IN The
possession of Mrs. Watkins, long and well known as
Ianehorne's tavern.
There is on this land large and comfortable dwell
ing house with the necessary out houses, in coed
pair. II is seldom that desirable residence Tor
a small family is Offered for SALE y Is thought IL br
a most excellent location for Physician.
TERMS--Betwren three aud four hundred dollars
e balance of the purchase money viii be required IN
cash. for the residue of the purchase money the terms
will be made known on the day of sale.
The title Is believed to h- good, but. acting as Trns
lee, shall convey only such title n i v-strd IN me
Or i5-clm HENRY r. IRVINE
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LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE OF
Valuable Real Estate,

ON THE RAPPAHANNOCk RIVER.
SLAVES, HORSES, MULES, CATTLE, SHEEP,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, CROPS, SC.
by virtue Of Deed Of Trust, executed By James r..
- Corhin. Esq shall proceed 10 sell, ut public
ton, on THURSDAY, The llIh day of November, IA
Ii fair II not, the next fair day, the following Real and
Personal Estate:
COKBIN lIAl.L-hm Estate containing abont 1850
acres Of Land, situated III tir county of Mddrsra
creek. The improvements consist al 4 comfortable
wood Dwelling House at four rooms. all necessary out
HOUSES, Barns, Corn Houses, Stables Negro Cabins
&c, &c.
Corbn Hall IL second 10 no E,tate on the Rappahan
mock river, of similar extent, In all the advantages
which could be required by Virginia farmer de-
of obtaining agreeable residence profitable
investment of Capital. The Farm Is now IN good
der and condition. The growing crop of Corn IS esi
mated 1850 barrels. Crops of Wheat aud Rye III
he seeded and AL the farming operations have heen
aud will he regularly conducted, until the day Of sale
Sixty valuable and likely Slaves large number Of
Horses Mules, Cattle, Sleeps Hogs, Wagons ars,
Ploughs and other Farming Utensils, Fodder, shucks,
DC. Also, n valuable Threshing Machine, capable
turning out from 10 400 bushels per day.
The sale will take place al Corbin Hall. Persons dr.
srons Of viewing the property previous to the sale are
invited 10 do 50.
TERMS-The Slaves will br sold Tor cash--the
Stocks, Farming Utensils and crops a credit of sis
montlS-thr Land, one-t!Ilrd cash, one third twelve
months, onr-third two years-hond with good person
al security, bearng Interest from The day OF sale ana
deed Of trust the prca,i'rs 10 the Differed
payments. James r. Co,hn and hls wlie VIII unite IN
deed 10 the purchaser For Further information Is IL
the property the undersigned WI refer all persons de
signing 10 purchase Ia James r. Cu:hin, ESQ.
Sept. 25--ctds WM. N. WEXFORD, Trustee
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By the Magnetic Telegraph.
"a Hours in Advance of the Mail.

Correspondence The Richmond Enquirer.
BALTIMORE, Nov. A P. NJ.
The Baltimore, New York and Philadelphia
markets are unchanged and unsettled. The
steamer Caledonia has not yet made her appear
ance, but is hourly expected with later foreign
news
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ESTR Az H0R 81

q Broke loose from Bacon Quarter
~ Branch, on Monday eTening las, a
AA-dark bay HORSE, five wears oid-no
marks fecollec,ed A reward Of IS will be pa,i
10 any person delivering him TO w. w. Dabmy,
Main slreer, or information 50 Iha, gel han
again. WILSON c. PENBERTON.
Nov. 3-c2l&clt
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LOTTERIES.
Srralf0n,s Office.
NOS, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.

IN MoND. VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON'S the man.
Drawn Nos ofSussex Extra, No. 81, Oct. 3Oih ::
80 43 p 30 81 SO II 3 G4 10 29 81 II 81.
Whole Nos. Sc 40 II, a Capital, }Bolh
Do. 81 GA, a prize fs3i3 o d
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery Glass S:
81 6G 65 "a 4S 5 30 - 30 10 i6 ID.
Ticket Nos. - 81 As, prize of 1000 dol.
lars sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Dawn Nos. of Lecsburg Lottery, Class 43:
30 II 60 46 IS % 20 Is is IS Al % 3d.
Half Nos. Is is 70, prize OF 100 dollars,
sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of New Jersey, Nos. 81. Nov. 81 !:
GO 4S a 81 20 65 43 46 S % I 81 AZ.
Tickets Nos 20 90 az, prize of $50 dollars
sold and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK
$500 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
FRinAY-Ie Extra, No. IS. Capitals si-
500, ,0Go 497, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets ST.;
halves so C.; quarters IS c.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARSl
SATuRDAY-SusseI, Extra, No. SO. Capitals -
$4,000, 1000, 1877 sc. 7s Nos, 10 drawn Tickets ST.;
halves So cts; quarters rs CTS.
For SATURDAY, 9Th November.
ANOTHER GRAND ScnEME
100000 Dollars in prizes OF $4,000 each
$4,000 in 5 prizes Of $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. II, fur 1917, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, November 8. IS No. Lottery-l3
drawn ballots.
Grand Schrme
prizes of S20U0O prize OF s4,O93
are 100000 10 prizes Of 900
5 prizes Of l0,0UO 90 500
are so 900 &c &c.
Tickets Sl5; halves 7 50; quarters 3 10 A ceriii-
cate Of a package Of aG Whole Tickets will be sent for
Sls1-shares in proportion.