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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-11-23
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CD From the rubscriber, In Richmond. on the
Wv evening of the 18th November, POINTER
LA PUPPY, answering to the name of"BEPPo"
about thirteen months old of full size, white color
ed with brown spots on his head and tall He was
brought up in the stage from Tappahannock the same
day. but contrved escape before he had been in the
city fifteen minutes He will probably attempt 10 find
or, failing In that may stop somewhere on the road
He may perhaps be still in the city, at large, or may
have been taken up by some an estray. AS the
gift Of friend, I value him very highly. ANY one
furnishing such information as will lead TO his recove-
~ either to tho subscriber Mr.. Thomas Croxton Of
Tappahannock, or to Mr.. Reamer the stage driver,
will be handsomely rewarded
Nov. o3-cftf X. NJ. HEATH.
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MRS. LAWRENCE'S
HS @ riding III o ~ Sc.

MRS. II. G. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
lfl commodions Trnements the Stores of Messrs
Brooks Bell & Hudson and Messrs. Binford & Fry, on
the Square, Main street, nearly opposite her old
stand ands prepared TO entertain boarders by Inc
day. as well as yearly and monthly bOarders, In GOOD
style. TERMS moderate. The location for persons VI
sitting Richmond on business is one OF the best III The
c;ty July 2--cwly
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LOTTERIES.
WI. Bigger's Lottery Office,
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL,

VA.
THE undersigned having purchased The business of
j. r. WORD, Lottery Vender, Richmond, will
continue the the Office above, where lie will
be pleased to the old patrons Of the Office and to fill
the orders of persons Ia tie country who sometimes
make adventures In Lotteries. Orders for tickets in
any Lottery advertised by Messrs. Marry Go. will be
promptly attended to- and Official drawings duly for
Warded.
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NnpICE

NUIICE.
THIS will certify that Thomas Jones, late OF the
county Of sury, Va, moved TO The county OF
Warwick some fifteen years past; ne men moveg 20
nessse If he Is living, and will come TO surry coun-
~ he will receive about two hundred dollars. Gwen
nyndsy m hand DC JOSIAH HoLLEnAN,
Nov. 9-cwew Administrator Of Ann Seward,
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FRENCH pUMMICE SOAP.
A SUPPLY OF this elegant Soap for cleansing
n the hands, and rendering the skin soft and
smooth. This article is an improvement on The
Sand Soap ,and is vastly preferable for ladies' USE
For sale BY P.JOHNSION.
Nov. % Druggist.
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M J. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppo.
w sile Exchange Hotel.

M J. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppo-
w. si,e Exchange Hotel.
Ho, ye who pant for yellow GOLD,
Or wish, with cash, TO cut figure;
Call ere the prizes all are sold
The .ssIG osEsn can DO had Of BIGGER.
Great and glorious luck al BlGGER'S prize
oaice.-Aao,her prize of 200 dollars sold. For
selling prizes BlGGERis the man. Those who
want the Capital TO day, have only to call upon
him and purchase Ticket.
Beautiful Scheme for to.day-Capitals S22,-
900, 5000, 1000. $500, 1888. Is prizes Of
1000 each. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SIS.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra Lottery, Glass IS Z:
IS 81 81 Al 40 70 % 80 81 50 SO.
Ticket Nos. 81 Al 81, Capital OF 200 dol
lars sold and paid at the lucky office OF
Nov % BIGGER.
nURPlN & cos PRIZE OFFICE.-No
i l0i, East Main street.
let all other Vendors boast as they will,
TURPlN & co. sell prizes still.
Great Excitement in the Greek Nation
Second Capital sold, amounting 10 the hand
some prize OF three thousand three hundred and
eshy.nine dollars, and paid by the ever lucky
TURPIN & CO.
Drawing of Monongalia Lottery, Class As:
8 50 10 43 AZ Al 4 35 26.
Nos. 4 DC 35 the second Capital Prize, 1888,
was sold 10 the ABOVE lOtte[y, auu cdsneu az sShs
BY TURPlN g. co. The Ticket can be seen
al the Office
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra Lottery, Glass IS:
/ IS 81 81 Al 40 70 % 80 81 So 80.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass So:
10 Sc "a 40 6 Al 3 IA AZ IL Is %.
HERE is A BEAUTY!
To-day.-Will be drawn at Alexandria al s
o'clock. Drawing received at half past 6-Alex-
andria Lottery, Glass rs. Capitals: $4,000,
5000. 1900, 1850, 1883, IS prizes OF 1000, 20
Of 400, % of 900; lowest three number prize 100.
Tickets IS; halves 3 so; quarters rs. Sales
close al o'clock, al TURPlN & cos.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg Lottery, Glass As:
IS IS SIS II 4 as IS Is 70 9 49 "a 10 ~.
Half Ticket Nos. 9 IS IA, prize OF 500,
sold and paid in The above Lottery by
TURPlN g. co.
$4,000 for Wednesday-lowesl three number
prZs son dollars. NOV. IS
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PROFESSOR BRANCH'S
School for Young Ladies,
AT PRINCE EDWARD G. H., VA.
THE next Session ofmy School will commence on
the 6rst day Of November, and end on the fourth
Wednesday OF April following
The course Of studies embraces all the subjects usu-
ally taught In the best Semnaros OF the Kind incud-
ing tho Ancient and Modern Languages
Board for the session, 500
Tuition, IL
Music, with use OF Plano, %
An extra foo of IS will be charged for those attend
Ing Chemical Lcetures-a regular course OF which will
DO deliverod by Professor Metauer:
Reference may be made to the following gentlemen,
who either have had have now, sghers or wards
at my school:
Or. Fleming, Halifax; DR.. Scott, Amelia; Col Knight
Nottoway; Dr. Crump. Powhatan; John Willis Wilson,
Cumberland; John R. Gillian. Esq, Buckingham; VIM.
A. Jones, Esq, Appomattox; Rev. Or Graham, Prince
Edward; DR.. H. J. Miller, and David Bridges, Esq,
Richmond. oct.S-ewtNos0
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VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL Es-
TATE Al AIICTION

GEORGE w. BOSWELL,
Hanover, Nov. 9-cwtds Special commissioner.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to WILLIAM c. MARTIN,
"A Merchant Tailor, late Of this city, ey bond, note
or open account are requested and notified TO make
immediate payment 10 the subscriber, into whose
hands all his claims have been placed for collection,
and by whom they will be shortly put IN legal tram
for settlement. WILLIAM NJ FULION,
Attorney al Law, &C., No. Is, Main street.
az;
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MRS. DR.. HATCHETT'S SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES
WILL be ro-opened on the second Monday in Janu-
w AIRY next. The usual English Branches, with Mu-
sic on the Piano, will be taught Preparations are now
being made TO accommodate comfortably few boarders
Terms, per session Of ten months,
Board, $40
Tuition for advanced scholars, go
Tuition for beginners, 10
Music, with use of Piano, 80
% For further particulars. address
r. J. HATCHErT,
Oct. Io-cwsw aiacfarlands, Va.
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ReiOin der

IRON the Rev JOHN SKINNER. D. o., Pastor OF
T. the Presbyterian Church Of Lexington. Va.
In reference TO "a CARD" subscribed by "HENRY
RUFFNER" and others, and inserted In the Lexington
Gazette ofthe Ilth current with an appended note, beg
cinr the National In'eigencer, Richmond ENQUIRER
and New York Observer, to publish three times, and
soruard aeeoants to the office OF the Lexington Ga
zette the subscriber has simply request that the pub
lie win Suspend opinions TO the character and repua-
ton both OF himself and the publication alluded to- un.
III In the whole cause has been pronounced
BY q competent tribunal. JOHN SKINNER.
Mulberry Hin, Lexington, Va, Nov. 18th, ls47.
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a CARD

ID Expecting pamphlet lately published by the
II Rev. John Skinner ID. d. late Pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church in Lexington, Virginia.
From facts which have come to their knowledge
believe that persons have been imposed upon
by pamphlet lately published and extensively circula
ted BY tho Rev. John Skinner, D. D., late pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church Of Lexington, Va In this pamph
et our own Names and the names OF Others have been
most unceremoniousy introduced. We feel called
upon therefore, to INTERN the public, under our own
Names and upon our own responsibility that tie said
pamphlet, as a whole, and especially In its assumed
character of detailed "Repor," Is utterly unworthy
of credit We AFFIRM II contains statements absolutely
untrue and insnuations and misrepresentation, both
slanderous aud unf0unded. AS TO the statements In
tended to iijure US personally we individually deny
them in the most positive manner and we pronounce
the whole to be unprovoked attack upon ourselves
and community, whose only offence against DR.. Skim
ner was that zoe could neither enjoy profit by his mi
nsry And these declarations we pledge ourselves to
provo whenever proper tribunal shall call for their
investigation. HENRY RUFFNER,
JOHN T. L. PRESTON,
PHIIo CALHOUN,
GEO. D. ARMSTRONG,
JAMES r JORDAN,
J. ALEXANDER,
JOHN A. CUMMINGS,
SAMUEL McD. REID,
SAMUEL M. DOLD,
JAMES COMPTON,
JOHN D. LYLE,
ROBERT I. WHITE,
GEORGE A. BAKER,
]. NJ. WILSON,
E. C. CARUTHERS.
Lexington, Va, Nov. g, ls47.
PS-Ifee authorized 10 say, in justice to DR.. Alfred
Leyburn, that this Card would have been signed by
him, but for his absence from the State.
Nov. l9-c3t J. I. l.. PRESTON.
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LAND in PRINCE ONWARD FOR SALE.
OFFER FOR sale the valuable Landed Estate jointly
i owned by Isaac Read, ESQ.,, of Kanawha, and my

LAND IN PRINCE ED WARD FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale the valuable Landed Estate jointly
i owned by Isaac Read, ESQ.,, of Kanawha, and my
self.
This Estate lies In the county of Prince Edward, on
Buffalo, Fort and Falling Creeks, two and half miles
from Hampden sydney College, tire. and haif from
Prince Edward Courthouse, and eight miles from the
town Of Farmyille. II contains about one thousand
acres, OF which about hundred and twenty acres
grounds OF choice quality and there Is an am
pie quantity of wood aud plant land. large proper
ton of the high land is ch and in high state of i'm
provement clover and plaster having been extensive
ly used.
On this Estate there is Gfst and Manufacturing
Mil, recently repaired, with three run Of stones the
water power is ample and may be doubled If desired
without much expense. The Mill, since have owned
it, has made as much three hundred barrels oil toi
grain In year. The nearness OF this estate TO sooa
markets makes il desirable property and well worth the
attention of persons wishing to buy profitable lands
The overseer, living the premises, VIII SHOW the
land to any person wishing TO sre H.
P.S.-As shall be absent from home for the next
three months, leave The advertised Esale In The
hands of Capt. Henry A. Watkins, of Charlotte Court
house, and Mr.. N Read, of Farmvile, TO whom per-
sons wishing TO purchase may refer
Nov. l2-c3m u. u. READ.
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WEST VIEW SCHOOL.

WEST VIEW SCHOOL.
MFRS. JONES and Miss RANDOLPH will reopen
ltl their School West View, the residence Of DIR.
George Mason, on the first day Of February next.
TERMS:
Board for 10 months, $50
English Tuition, 20
Music, 40
~ No charge for medical attendance.
Persons wishing to engage pupils will please apply
10 Dr. C. Mason, Stony Mount, Brunswick county.
Rrnnaz.lck. Nov. %, l6a7.-cw2m
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j. w. Iaaury 81 Co.,
IN A N A G L r Sd

M A N a K Sd
Successors to j. G.. GREGORY s. CO.
OFFICE, NO. /, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND, Virginia.
FOR SATURDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000! S25 900! Sl5, 600 y!
100 PRIZES OF $1,000 AMOUNTING TO 500 900!
AZ $500 lowest three number prize -
Tickets only $40. il drawn numbers in each package
of &c tickets.
Alexandria Lottery, Class L, for lsi7, 10 be drawn
nj Alexandria on Saturday, the 9th of November.
prize OF s75,000 prize Of s5,C96
I" $4,000 . 1000
l5pOu Is {" 1900
10000 100 q 1000
5000 237 60 SUI
1000 &c. &c.
amounting 10 ,al7,a l6 DOLLARS.
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters 5; eishhs 80.
certificate of package of 2i whole tickets s230-a6
half tickets Sll5-26 quarter tickets S57 5U-a6 eighth
tickets S2S rs.
10 Orders for certificates Packages, gle Tick
cts and Shares, any ri the above Schemes address,
ed To the undersigned will rec-y.the prompt ~,
teution, and account of each drawing forwarded
as soon rs IL sreceived.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
Oct. % Richmond. Virginia.
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ID. Paine 4 Go.
H6ANAf.EQc OE OTTEPJES

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
rI,ICKET, Nos. ii ~ Sc, the Capital Of 81 ,000 in
the Delaware, No. PIC, was returned on Thursday
last from this Agency, for the want of purchaser
In ad dilion which, The following splendid prizes
have been sent this agency in the last thirty days,
viz IL of OC0, of 10000, of 1900, of sOUO,
Of 5000, of 1000, Of 1900, and numerous other
smaller ones, showing the brilliant luck which attends
Paine's Lotteries All orders should be addressed TO
us, orto C. w. PURCELL, Richmond. Virginia.
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5U,UUU UULLAKS! 23,UUU DULLHKS!
IS drawn numbers out Of 26 Tickets.
susquehanna Lottery, Class No. 3, to be drawn at
Baltimore on Wednesday,, December Is, l647.
Grand Capitals:
l prize of $4,000 prize OF $4,000
% sc 49, GOO 100 /" 500
/" " 10000 25 :" 1000
l &C e 64oO 25 400
Tickets 800; halves 10; quarters 5.
A package of 26 Wholes costs $500
Less three Tickets 60-S4G0
(which is warranted 10 draw back S255-hHlves and
quarters in proportion.
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WM. 0. STANDS, Trustee.

7 District Court othe United States, for the East
n ern District Of Virginia, held al The United States
Court Room, in the city Of Richmond, on Saturday,
November l3h 1877:
Quilted States Of America,
against In odnj,a,tv
Four boxes segars, and one box :" a''"a'S'
Havana Sugar,
the United States of America against four boxes Sc
CARS and Havana Sugar and the citation being
returned executed thereon, the said libel stating and
propounding that the said articles had been imported
into the United States the American brig Envoy"
from the island of Cuba, or about The 10Th day Of
June, i547, the said goods. wares and merchandise
then and there belonging consigned 10 the MASTER
The mate or The crew of the said brig Envoy, but
not described or included in the manifest OF The
cargo OF the said brig, contrary 10 the form Of
lie statute of the United States in such case
made and provided; and praying that tina said
four boxes of Segars and one box Of Havana Sugar
might be condemned as forfeted-notce is hereby gi
ven all persons concerned, that the said four boxes
of Segars and box Of Havana Sugar will on the
first day Of the next term, be condemned forfeited,
unless claim should then, or before that timc be IN
terposed for the same and II 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 up for the same length oftme the front door OF The
CITY Hall in the said city. And, on The motion oil The
Attorney of the United States. and for good cause
shown, it 10 further ordered, That the Marshall after
having advertised the time and place OF sale Tor hteeD
days. sell the public auction for ready money;
and that after deductng the expenses Of said sale he
bring the proceeds thereof into Court TO b. held sub
jsct its ORDER and that ne report his proceed
ings, in execution hereof, 10 the Court
A Copy. Teste, +. MAYO, Clerk.
In pursuance of the above order, will be sold, on
TUESDAY, tho thirtieth day Of November IS47 i a,
10 O'clock A. NJ, at the Custom House, In the city OF
Richmond public auction, to the highest bidder, fol
cash. four boxes of segars and one box of Havana su
gar the articles named in said order.
:. EDMUND CHRISTIAN, Marshal.
Nov. I6-ctoS
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nv the Magnetic Telegraph.

"a Hours In Advance Of the Mail.
Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 22-4 p. M.
Et.oua.-Sales OF Howard street al &5 37a.
WHsar.-Sales OF prime white al 100 cts. per
bushel.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. OPP. M.
FLouR-Pennsylvania brands are held at So %,
without sales.
The GRAIN market is at stand.
NEW YORK, Nov. 22-3 P. M.
The steamers news has unsettled The market.
FLoUa-Genesee is held al Sc Is, but no sales.
CorroN-No,hipg doing in this staple.
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
THE co-Partnsrshlp existing under the Arm Of Will.
LlAMS BROTHER was dissolved by mutua
Consent the 18th instant. All persons indebted to
~ late srm are requested 70 make payment, and Ill
1ese having claims asainst the same will present them
WILSON WILLIAMS,
RICHMOND WILLIAMS.
Aehmond, November 23d, lS47.
,9 WILSON WILLIAMS will carry on the busl-
aess IN his own name. Nov. % est
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C0.E1arfnershID.

THE subscribers have formed Co Part nersi'ip for
L the purpose of manufacturing BAR IRON, BOIL
Err PLATES aud NAILS, at the nanaxln IRON WORKS
on the James River Canal, under the style and firm oil
JACOB II. GROVE,
WATKINS JAMES,
BENJAMIN J. pu.VALL.
Richmond, Nov. i9, lel7.-dkelm
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SALE OF FORTY NEGROES.
ABOUT FORTY LIKELY NEGROES will be sold
n FOR cash the 25th day Of November next at my
residence in Albemnre couniy-the larger portion Of
Nov. a-cw5w ROBERT ROBES.
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WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE,
Fo "a number Of yesFs, aSMALL FARM, with
n, eso's House and Dwelling House, for ANAL ia
VIA The Junction. Nov. l6-clm
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THE EXECUTORS OF ANDREW BEIRNE,
RICHARD ANDERSON,
HUGH w. FRY,
J. J. FRY,
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND PER-
S0NAI ESTATE

Z. d. BENTLEY.
Sept. T--cwt2Ith Nov &dtds
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f,urpSrrp WANTED

OVERSEER WANTED.
WANTED, an oyerseer for large Cotton Estate In
w Marengo county, Alabama. man well quail
fed will receive liberal compensation. Apply st the
EuquEsr o6ice. Nov. le--etf
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR ALI!
& Of IN nnn DOLLARS Z Of @S (lOlI

I OF 10000 DOLLARS! oil S5,UUU!
/ Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 40, 10 be
drawn Saturday, Dec.4 ls47. rs Nos, IL drawn.
| Grand Capitals:
5 prizes Of $4,000 prizes Of S2,44l
S 5000 so I" 1000
5 1880 SO &C 400
| Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters Q so.
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Nj. CLARKE'S PRIZE OFFICE, on 18th
J Street one door below Exchange Hotel.
Great luck a, Clarke's Office, as usual. Draw
ing OF Alexandria, IS, in which whole ticket
sJVg S. 81 81 Al 40 10 % 80 81 50 80.
Whole Ticket 80 81 40, $500: sc!d and paid
~ CLARKE
SUI They Come!
Drawing of Leesburg, Glass 81:
So 80 ID 4S 70 As Is 70 81 SIS 81 SO 90
Tickle, Nos. II 4S 72-l3 As 66-27 So 10
10 SO 4S-5O 81 IS. All sold and paid by the
lucky CLARKE making len capitals sold by
clarke last week, among them half OF ST. ,000,
whole Of 600, and whole Of 300.
For This Day, Nov. 23-22, 600 dollars, Is
Of 900. rs Nos, II drawn: Tickets only s.
&C., sc.
: For Tomorrow, November 24-Magnifcent
Scheme 10000 dollars, 10000, 30 of 5000, 80
OF 900. Tickets only 10.
For sale by CLARKE.
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GENERAL MEETING OF THE
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

GENERAL MEETING Ot' IdE
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
TN obedience 70 The 9Th section of the "act pre-.
l ,cribing certain general regulations for the in
corporation ofrailroad companies" passed March
lh, 1887, a majority of the commissioners in
The City Of Richmond, (thai being the place first
FAMED in the act Of Incorporation OF the Rich.
Dond and Danvile Railroad Company, passed
March 9Th, le47,) hereby give public notice, that
lvelve hundred shares and upwards, having been
subscribed to The capital stock OF the said CON-
auy, being sufficiency OF the amount of sub.
rrip,ion TO incorporate The Richmond and Dan
nile Railroad Company, a general meeting OF
The subscribers thereto, is hereby called at Char
lOve Court House, on Wednesday, The 24th
(,wenty.tourth) day Of November, 1S47, for the
purpose of organizing said company.
HORACE L. KENT,
=. JOSHUA ]. FRY,
W GUSTAVUS A MYERS,
JOHN J. LONDON, SComm'rs.
JOHN A. LANCASTER,
JOHN E. WADSWQRTH,
THOMAS SMITH.n.
10 case of inability to attend in person, the
following form of proxy Is suggested:
We, whose names are hereto subscribed, do
hereby constitute and appoint --- our
awful proxy, 10 represent us al Inc general meet
Ing OF he subscribers, 10 the capital stock of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company, TO
Be held at Charlotte Court House on Wednesday,
The Oath day o. November, lS47, and al any ad-
lourned meeting thereof and for US, and in our
Danes 10 vote upon The number Of shares SUBJ
scribed for by Us, respectively, on all questions
Coming before the said general meeting, or ad.
lournsd meeting, as fully, and TO all intents and
purposes as we ourselves could do, IL personally
present thereat, In witness whereof, we have
heteunlo signed our names and affixed our seals,
The - day Of ---, in the year ls47.
[sEAL.1
presented ss,Isa and az delivered in [ [ss...
u The Danvie paper will please copy this
advertisement and forward its account TO the
commissioners 10 Richmond Oct 29-eotdm
TO HORSEMEN.
A IL complaints Of an external nature cured
n by Pilgrims Embrocation, on Horses, such
a Calls, Sprains, Bruises, Ring Bones Pole
Evi. Curbs, &c. Prepared and sold by
: 4. PILGRIM,
AT Swan Tavern, Shockoe Hill.
q All eases cured or money refunded.
Nov. l$-c&dwtf
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10000 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS!
FOR CHRISTMAS DAY
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class So, to be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, December
IS, le47. 70 Nos, IS drawn.
Grand Capitals
l prize OF $4,000 prize Of $1,000
$1,000 3,377
10000 S prizes Of 1900
5000 25 A" 500
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters Q so.
Packages and Certificates to be had on the usual IL
beral terms in any OF the above splendid Lotteries.
az Orders for Tickets or Shares In all lotteries
der our management constantly for SALE Address Us,
ar e. w. PURCELL,
Nov o. Richmond. Va.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-08-21
~ f'Vs'd,

The Subscribers beg leave to return their sim
GERS thanks for the very liberal encouragement
they have received from their friends since they
commenced business together, and take this
method of informing them that they have just
received from the city, the handSomest and best
assortment of GOODS they have ever purchas-
ed, which, taken in connection with the fact
that they are now iowr than erer, induces them
to hope for 4 continuance ofthe patronage they
have heretofore received, to retain which they
will direct their unwcaried attention. They now
have on hand splendid assortment of Lawns,
French and Bingham, from is Sd cts upward.
The best and cheapest lot Of calicoes they have
ever had, together with Barages, do LANES, Al
pacas, Ginghams &c. sc. Summer wear for
men and boys, with cloths, cassilneres and vest
ings, all of which will be sold low. Persons in
want ofthe above, or almost any article will find
it to their advantage to call before purchasing
elsewhere. SHIPPERS 6 CRAWFORD.
Cherry Hill, June 5 AL