davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
AUCTION SIZES.
COMSllssIDNtK's SALE GF NEGROES

COM 1lSSIJNtR'S SALE Lt NrGhOrS
l. W.. UAHl I &c provisions q decree q
L Orange Circuit San"iinf Cuuu Il Law and
Cbarcefy, made ~ he il day 81 October, lS4S,
IL ;he caus- sare;n teieni %, IN The name Of
william Newman against lane 5. Ne" man, IN
her opn righi, I'd as Extcui.y .! / his. New
u IN, c.re. - r'5 r'la,1 ds.,: tns, he under
-,s:eJ. !. mmi,s.onr. /; o,n.e -, tai purpose
by ,aii necr>e @ili, n III iir>i fay .. January,
ls49, offer IL sale a, pualic aucion, 70 he hish-
Is! bidder, :, O;anse Courthouse, IL he Ne
GRoEe, ~ rs possession. - un'e! lis control.
a a:mlDi>'rat,g IL baii, lnh, with lie Kill an
nexed Il William Newman, deceased, consist
ins OF men, boys, girls, womtr an ohiidren-
tGentYsix IL numbtf- n cied,tHi II months
The dncIee directs ;ha The purchaser he re-
qnFed /, give bond vi ID soca security bear
inc 'nlereSt from h a. - >s!e, y.ith an ea-
totsemenl, ;har, y! he principal be Funciualiy
paid, the hte:c> : I" b. ramIiicj.
JOHN VI CHAPMAN,
Commits, iortr and Admins'tsta- K honis non.
win lie Vi annexed. 81 Mm. NrWman, deco.
Orange Couit honSc Nov. . -c2a &cIis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
MAJ MAXINE JOURNAL

PORT WALTHALL, Dec. 9, ls4s.
.,,v,; baraue r. H. Douglas and brig Vesu-
.,a n rsr -four; also, sloop Henry Reed, with lum-
~, t,1 CeaIed, sch's. Gen: Taylor and Sarah
ssI ,shsp with coal, Tor Norfolk; schrs. Spray
NJ Van Buren,, with coal, for q, sport; also,
' IN, =, Helen M. Fields, with -four, Tor Rio.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
EDUCATION.
Humanity RHasi Academy,

THE exercises of this Scl:oo!, sitiilieI f.'w I, ;
i from the Buckingham Female collegiate Institute,
will br resumed tie 18Th al January, 1919. E,afd,
tuition, &C, Slc0 for ten months.
have u SON oil exemplary morals, accurately taught,
and qualified 10 teach thr English, iI,ln aud Il rsrk
languages, Gee graphy, Arithmetic and Algebra, who
would undertake small school f'r moderate salary.
Persons IN want OF teacher, wisnln; Sud - my
school, VIII address the subscriber hear Chambers
Mills, buckingham ca Va. ELIJAH lliNES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
w,oua peNAIE SCHOOL.

WAQUA FEMALE SCHOOL,
r the residence Of James flaskins IN the county o.
n RrunswicE. viii he re-opened on Monday, the lst
day of January, s49, hy Miss z. w. Parsons.
TERMS.
Board, for the scholactic year, sSo
Tuition in English, ~
Tuition in French, ~ ~
Music, with use Of Piano, ~ ~
Iaf of the expenses 10 be paid at the expiration Of
n'e '"'"'A'' '"N JAMES HASKINS.
Addrcss-Kennedy'sP o., Brunswick CO., Va.
Nov 24-cwtjanl
py- The Richmond Christian AaVoca'e anu re'e'a
bure Intelligencer are requested To copy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
Nov. as-c4
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND AND NE
cpnE'S

VI
ny virtue of decree Of The Circuit Superior Count
ID Of Law and Chancery for the county Of HALIFAX,
pronounced SEPTEMBER term, lss. 10 the case Of
Coleman rs Rowlrtt and Others, win SELL on WE'D
SESDAy the 18th day of December lsis. IT he resi-
Ience of Matthew J. Rowlatt, the Tract oi Lana on
winch salt RowIrt now fesiass-ind alsn tseniy W.
props IucE thereof miy - necessary 10 ray IN.
debts secured ny dee ., tru-. made ~ -am R"!ett
IN favor q! certain creditor, named irfeln, and taS
recorded IN The clrf-'s Office at liij:li
m, land ilrI in the county oi Halifax, On TIE waters
of Piney Grerk-;hr MAIN road rnl Mcsciry Ferry !"
The Corr; house bouncing s Southern steind con
tans nne thousand hundred and forty acres. about
one hunted II which are low grounds, lbi nearly "nt
half in woods heavily tmberrd, and al good quality,
with the greatest abundance 81 nBe y AM lana lne
orrn land lies level, and produces Gne cross. The
barns and outhousrs all coad with granny which
has bee N built within The last rw years. Thr dwelling
house which Is large and comn'oSiGns with lEtlr
repair could be made very comfortable, whilst II Is
surrounded by every convenience any one might desire
Persons wishing 10 invest money IN land VIII rarely
find better opportunity OF dong so; and any one
wishing to view The premises can do 50 by calling on
Mr.. Rowlett or the undersigned.
The Land will he sold 10 The highest bidder, On
credit Of six and twelve months equal instruments
the purchaser giving bond with approved sesn,y ani
as further srcnrv the TILE VIII BE- Withheld ui me
m, Elrni ni tli- purchase money.
IN. Negroes consist NJ men, women, boys and .hlS,
Of Al! ases-somr 81 Them very likely aud desrable-
Fh.y Is IL be an. for cash.
Selling Il trustee will only convey such ute rs !
vested in mr. by III. deed Of trus;-wnich however j.
believed 10 he perfect. w. " SINS,
Nov 2l--ctJs insire Tor u j. h"w'sit.
LAND NEAR BOYDrON FOR SALE.
IN pursuance of decree ol the County Court 81
I n,rkl,nI,rr. I shan. IN WEDNESDAY, The l3.h
az lierri5er isi- SELL public auction, the pre-
miSrS ON OF and two Yeas TIA! taiuahir
tract Of land which the late joel I. Watkins resi-
de i containing i.l.0 acre<-acJnnlrg the lands Of
Randolph Macon College aud the town ri iioyfion.
The buildings consist OF 4 large and excellent dwell
ing house. oveSeers house tobacco barns, granny aud
nrc-S sary our hn,isrs-all in vund repair.
That par; of the land near Randolph Macon College
will probably b. divided into parcels Ia SUIT purchasers
| shn the same day, sell, IN Ike manner,
House AMI Lot IN the oil BUydton, al present o..
cupcdby Thomas 4. Walthall.
Persons desiring further information about the lands
are REFER d IL Edward r. Chambers and Alfred Boz d.,
If I,o,d,on. EDWARD TARRY, Commissioner.
shall also, on the same day, sell, AZ the dwelling
house on credit of six months FOR all purchases above
ten dollars The crops of and oats, Tie entire stock
Of horses cattle hogs and sheep, and plantation uten-
siIs EDWARD TARRS,
Administrator of Joel I. Watkins. deceased.
Mo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
g.NsJssls ssaIg.ssssAEs.

REDUCTION OF IA TIES.
ER0M and after the first December, an average re
i ductioR of lwehty per cent will be in operation
from GorLonsvllr, on Plaster, Salt Racon, Butter,
Lard, Potatoes Apples, Corn, Corn Meal, Fish, Tar
SC, &c, &c. see table Of rates.
Plaster liked permanently per ton, 81 50
Sali, per sack, 80
Bar ron per down, reduced 20 per cent, 81 80
rs order of the Board.
Nov. 2i-caa&i" e.. Il. MASON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
- -----a-ss
NEGROES FOR SALE.

tsTIfI be soId 10 the highest bidder, NJ L"nsa
~ Court house. on FRIDAY the % DAY ~ Drt-m
ber ls4s il fair f not on th- fret TAR dl.,-Sunday
excepted -THlRrEEN NEGROES, belonging I" tie
Estate Of James burnley, dec.asrd-the greater por;!"
Of ;nr III being young and very likely.
I'll. TERMS Will be twelve months credit, The pn!
chasers giving bonds with approved security:
SAM. G. BURNLEY,
Administrator of James Burnley, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
HocKER's MILL FOR SALE.

>Y OF decree The Circuit Superior Count .!
ID Law and Chanrrry Of buckingham country, pro-
na:nCrd the last term the undersigned Commission
erS, VIII 0llrf Tor sale, 10 Tie hgne bidder, on NE pr-
misses, un TUESDAY. the llih ia: ~ December ie4-,
ii fair otherwise. the far ha?, that ra:aLr
property known n .'lioikEH'S MILL" With lie
land thereto attached sTppn rd 10 contain about - OF
~ acres. Ihr mill i sirIIr! State !srr, winch
furnishes abundant SUPPLY al water, about > G.irs
from the Court house, IL from .lariwIcs VILE, on james
river and ~ from Nrw Canton, IN Il fertile and hnr
wheat growing neishborhnoi. fhe machinery Is bs.
-ved be rIcrlien aud the brand ~ this nili has NJ
ways stood high in the market The mil has three
pair OF burr used in grinding WHEAT, one pair Of
uhbers, and two pair of corn stones, with good an.
constant corn custom. Attached 70 the ml Is 4 good
saw mill, and also excellent wool card NJ machine.
The improvements on the land, besides The mill, con
sist Of good ling house. with necessary out houses
a cnoprr's shop and sc DOL house.
The TERMS will be-onr fourth of the purchase mo
ney In cash. and the balance IN one, iwo ana three
years, equal lnsalmeGts u bear interest from The DAY
OF sar-lhr purchaser Ia give bond with good person
al security and the title 10 be retained until The whole
Of the purchase money Is paid
JOHN W HiSKiSS,
WILLIS P. nOCOCK, ;c,,,,,s.;oo.,s
JOSEPH FEQUA.
SAML. J. BOOKER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.
ur.r


EVERY TICKET PRIZE!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No :, to be drawn
on saturday, December 10th, ls4s. al Baltimore IS
Nos. j. drawn; Grand Capitals Sa.,ooo saooo, W..
in proportion. Each and every Ticket In this Lottery
will DO prize, for all those Tickets without drawn
number are each entitled 10 IS gross.
Three prizes OF 25 900 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. for ls4s 10
be drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, Dec.
sd. rs Nos, 70 drawn. Grand Scheme: OF s2',c
600, Of 6,nOO of 1000, of $50, of 800, Of
I,2is. 90 of 900, sc. Tickets $40; halves 5; quar-
tiers so.
10000 DoLLARsl $4,000 DOLLARS!
susqnehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. I. TO be
drawn at Baltimore on Wednesday, Dec. ~ leas 10
Nos, I3 drawn. Grand Scheme $50 o0O p 600 IL
600 $685. 30O0 2oO0 90 prizes of ,25O, &c Tickets
$40; halves S; quarters 81.
Grand Ssheme for the elose 81 the nsonti
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 5, TO be drawn al
Baltimore Maryland. on Saturday, Dec 3oth ls4s as
Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Scheme: S5O,oO0 OF 200,
20 OF 5000, 10 OF 1000, ke Tickets $40; halves S;
quarters so.
az Orders promptly and con6dentialy attended to
Drawings forwarded to all who ordert Postage need
not be paid on orders addressed TO c. d. LUCK
Dec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
JOHN WiCKHAM,
Attorney AT Law

WILL practise in The Conr.- o. this cry an1
w county and OF The adjoining conrues;
Ofiss Main Stee', opposite American ao1e'
Nov 23-d2y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
THE Visitors and Governors Of this institution
i having appointed the a9th day oil December lot "a,
further meeting with view more part euiarIy TO MI
The chair of Political Economy, SC, which is stu va
can't This is 10 notify all the Visitors not present at the
are meeting Of the Board of said appointment ana 10
request their pnncInal attendance on tnS ny
ted. w 'o,i xr rTni
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
EnrSr. 10 WIZ.

- CoUSrT, 70 VII:
Justice OF the Peace for said county,
do hereby certify that -, who Ia executed the
above fow-r Of Attorney, pr'sonaiy appeared be-
fore me, and made oath that the stock on which -
vote - proposed 10 he gwen, j. bona hde -,
and that the same is mol held BY means OF any transfer
contrved or designed eVade the provisions Of the
act establishing general re.nlannS Tor he incorpo
ration Of Banks passed the I'D March, 1897.
Given under my hand, this - day d. lol :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
Midway gfcr..,Ie .aca,ie,asy

THE next annual session viii Confluence on WE'D
NESDAY, the Goth September, and continue with
out interruption until the Doth July, ls4g.
Miss LYDIA MARY FAY viii Continue 10 preside
the Institution Principal Miss Fay is well
and favuraby known, and has gwen such general si-
tisacon, To render comment or Ell oey unnecessary.
Two ladies' OF distinguished abilities aud requirements
have brrn engaged To assist Miss ray, upon whose *
perencr, knowledge and moral conduct we can inpl.-
city rely. In the continuance 81 nus scho"', The sub
scrabcr'S object is the zane a. III rs establishments,
desire 10 educate his dIuahrfs havn. six and
for its better aanzation his atic aih Zeaods Pihci-
pal, accomplished assistants nd himself mite, with
the fruit of their experience thr lights and conn
sells of men eminent III TIL pfoesslh ann they intend
IL 10 afford The means NJ" only OF thorough course oil
substantial instruction., but al-o "i all tluse ainereat
accomplishments eonsdrfed necessary 10 4 Iinis1-
ed education.
Neither IN the retaining Of hi learned Principal in
the selection OF her e!l"w aLorefs nor III ms other
rsions, has the subscriber sptrei anything tlt may
make his institution worthy a the patronage which Il
has received Tor The as six yeaTs-and he considers its
and high Standing the best testimonials he can
offer. Teachers and pupils all reside IN The family, aud
are undrr The domestic care Of Mrs nnnr aud the sub
scriber fran whom they receive that parental attention
which is bestowed on their own daughters.
Particular attention will be paid TO The manners and
morals OF the young ladies' all times and deep in.
terest taken in their advancement In word, Midway
Academy will br Christina School, and study there
conducted IN way TO make Tue pupil not only learned
but good and happy In event OF sickness every attrn
ton will be paid and charge made for professional
serv ces. The situation Is hopera, remarkable for
health.
TERMS-The terms such As merely 10 driray the
necessary and absolute expenses.
For Board aud all the necessaries, for the ten scho
asc months and Tuition IN any or all of The English
branches, Slln. French, Italian, Spanish and Latin
each. Sla. Misic including USE Of Piano. SIS. MnsIc
on Guitar, and use ii Instrument, Saj Drawing,
Painting aud Ornamental Needle WORK, with u5c az
Banks and Patterns, SO each For any period less Than
len months sla 81 will be charged by the month and
in proportion for the extra branches.
Books. Music and other Stationery will be furnished
at retail prices.
Circulars, contann. more particular infnrrnaiion
may lie obtained by application the subscriber. and
references 10 authority, ifdrsed. Pay
menls, half the Let January the balance al the
end of the session Parents and guardians request
ed 10 come and judge for themselves
Respectfully, JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ ID.
.ndras, ESSEX County, "a, Sept lst, 1913.
fy Address the subscriber, III Miller's Post Office,
Essex county Va Sent a-cwtJanl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
THE CHAIR OF POLITICAL ECONOMY.
&c. TIE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM

a II.
This Is TO notify all persons de<rous OF becoming
candidates for the vacant Chair above me
to forward their applications TO me, with view 10 Iei
ON omission 10 the Board of Visitors on the e9h day oil
december next, when the vacancy will be filled: Thr
Professorshp is endowed with an annual salary oil
81 900 per annum and sso for every student a'iend,"e
hs Lectures of the Professor sly address is Charles
City Court house, Virginia JohN ifLEh,
Nov 6-cwtd Rector William and Mary College.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
Lam bert,s ~ IN c G !,

On Fourteenth Street, under the EJctGnge Hotel.
rrNAoMAS LAMBERT respectfully inlorms h:sfriends
and the public In general, thai he has commenced
the business of Lottery Broker. Ia tho office ION fih
street under the Exchange HoteIl formerly occupied
BY o. N. noyt, and recently by E. b. Pendeton.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburs Lottery, Class 10:
Al 40 l 81 81 Is 2 40 25 81
Whole Ticker, Nos. | 81 So Each $50,
Do. do. d. 40 Al sold By
LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass So:
62 AZ 9 7 25 . SO 2 So ST.
Drawn Nos SUSSEX, Class II, Nov. 30th
So ST 81 81 40 IA 6 6S - IS 10 60 &c 49,
Whole Tickle, 70 &c 60, lriz- OF s 900 sent
to this Off c.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Extra, l27, Dec. 9th.
772 II 9 Al 80 So 25 l8 6 81 46.
Drawn Nos I.eesburg Class 73IDer. 9th
SO 81 6 80 AZ IS % IL II 81 81 SIS 3.
TO-DAY
TUESDAY-The Va. LeeshuIg Lottery, Glass "a
drawing expected Tuesday evening Capitals $40 200
5000, 900, 246s 10 of 1000, &C. Is Nos, IA drawn
Tickets SIS; haIvesa so; qrs. a5.
WEDNEsDAY-splendd Scheme The Delaware
State Lottery, Glass No IT, Capitals sip,D0o 10000
5000, 5,00O $500, a,243, OF 2,00O Of SEQ ol
800, of $50, 200 OF 5Oo,sc. Lowest No. prize
S5Ou. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SO halves 81 qrs
2 so.
TuURsDAY-The Sussex county ,DeIawarel lo,r.
~ Glass 49, Capitals $50 00O, $500 SC. G5 Nos, Il
drawn. Tickets SIS; halves2 So urs. ! %.
PRIUAY-The Virginia Mononsaa Lottery. Class
No IT. Capitals: $4,000, 5000 &C., & c. &C Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets 81; halves !: quarters !.
SATURDAY-Doiiar Lottery. The Sussex county
(Delawarel Lottery, EStra, Class No 1870 Capitals
s4672 4 of 600, &C ,&c - Nos, 10 drawn. Tick
cts 81; halves SO Cts; quarters p c.
Saturday Evening-Sales close al ; O'Clock.
A MAGSiFlcENT SCHEME
Virginia Lsesburg Lottery, Glass No. u.s. for is4a, IN
be drawn at Alexandria on Saturday, Dec. l6 as No.
Iotery-l5 Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme: $50 ,OOU,
TO- 900, 5000 1000, 400, &c. Tickets SO; halves S.
quarters 9 so.
Saturday, Dec. e3d-very Splendid Scheme!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass G.. Capitals
$4,000 $4,000, 10000, 10000 5000 ETA, al4 Of 200,
being the lowest No prizes, &C. 10 Nos, ~ drawn.
Tickets Sl5-shares In proportion.
ncr Orders FOR packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets or shares in the above in any of Maui
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day. prices varying from 81 TO SO tickets,
Wilt eceive the prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventures,
when requested. Address
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va
ar Recollect No.3-aThere'slucki IN odd numbers,
says Rory O'Gore =" Dec IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
Enfield King William Nov. .i-Cwiis
NEGROLS FOR SALE

SHALL sell, 10 the highest bidder, inr ready money
in front of Elisha MELONS, Tavern, IL i.nGisa Count
house, ths s,h day Of January, lsi9 that arins
Court day,--SiX LIKELY NEGROES, belonging Il
the Eslatr oi the late col. Joseph Shelton sa'h NJ
grots all yonng-ihree msn, boy, anu Two women
They IRE sold oe division, by authority uf decree
the County Court OF G0ocand, rendered on lie 2V,i
November, ls4s-suit styled Shelton, sc, " she Too
Administrators and others. ii the daY named sholi'
prove unfair the sale will take place the next IAN
day thereafter. W FOWLER,
Administrator Of Joseph Shelton, deeeard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12

His own property, or the property Of -, his
ward or of his Iestator intrstors estate, naming
The trstatnr or intesiaie bona fde held by him IN
virtue Of some duly recorded will deed in trust for
some other person persons, naming The persons anu
d.,d Dec. i-2iwtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
ExecutOr,s sale.

srll puhlicly, al SeIwInd, I'm The COUNTY Of
[Iannvey late the residence OF Archibald Goyan.
|,ased. on WEDNESDAY. The 81 OF January, ls49,
hr. II not the NEXT fair day thereafter, the per-
hi estate Of said Goyan, consisiin. Of Household
Kitchen Furniture. Plate, Plantation Utensils
n, Crops including four hu ndred barrels Of Corn
and between twenty and thirty likely and valuable
vs. Among the articles 10 be sold is we'll select
sit valuable Library, mostly of English editions,
rkab!y well bound several series OF the celebrated
BIZ of Hoear,h. and other prints. and a splendid
3wa,ch Of The bes, English workmanship. On the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12

SALE OF CROPS, HORSES CATTLE, Sc.
IN WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of December, at II o.
" clock il fair if not on the next fair day hersa-
ter there will be public sae Spring Farm the resi-
drncr OF the late Miles II. Gardner, OF the fefsbabie
Propey belonging his Estate consisting OF the crops
Of Corn (say one hundred barrelsl Fodder shueks,
yc.. &c, and Of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Plantation Utensils of the usual variety very fine
stock OF Mich Cows, fine Bull of the English stock,
work Horses, a fine Mule. &C &c.
TERMS-Tweive months credit on sums OF $40 and
unwards for bonds with GOOD security; and for smaller
sums cash GEO WM GARDNER, r,..,,o,s
DaN'L GARDNER,
Sale conducted b.
Nov 2s--ctds JOHN u PAYNE au't.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
IRON AND STEEL WORKS

win he VI annexed. 81 Mm. NV man, tec't
Orange CouI. honsc Nov. a-c2a &cris
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
NOTICE

TINE subscriber having engaged the services OF Miss
i A. NJ. Converse, so iarurihly known 10 this COM
muGiy rs an nstrucrrs will open School nj his resi-
dence. tBuckeye1 Hanover county, on the 18th Janu.
ary, lSI9.
He can accommodate six seven boarders.
"a pupil will be received for a period less Than ten
months.
For Board, per session of ten months, $50 Tuition IN
English, go; Frenciiand Latin s3l--tnhr paid semi
annually. WI / II PuLLakD
Addresa-Hnuoyrr &. H. Dec l-CtJaul5
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
gUEsS,S OFFICE,
TER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS
DtrnNnNn VIREFSIA

CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH SIReEis,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TINE attention of the friends and patrons of this far
L famed prize establishment Is invited 10 the follow.
ing list of Schemes TO he drawn during the month oil
December under the management OF the old ana sue
ce,sfui Managers -. Paine & Co., whose Lotteries
take the lead of all They have sent more prizes
to Richmond in the past few months than NIL the Mana
gers combined. OF the number sent TO Richmona,
LUCK has always had his full share.
LUCK, Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
pIa,,ucys, Bank oa Virginia.

.E,IIE &c. eral Meeting Of the Stockholders OF The
[ Farmers Bank OF Virginia will be held At then
Banking House. in the civ Of Richmond on Wednes
day. the lOh January, 1919
IN act Of Assembly, passed March 25th, le49, pro
y;des s.tha no officer or director Of Bank shall here
alter vote hy proxy for any stakeholder in any election
Of Director. officers o Bank, nor shall any proxy
he valid which shall have been executed sixty days he
fore the time Of any election
llrcrmhpr Eli. lis. J. U. BLAIR. CasIl.er
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12

krrk,. os6ss siSGisiA AT Rules held In the
chane.,u 81, " we Circuit Superior Court Of Law
December, ls48: "'"s ""A'
,,ai, uo'hius, Plaintiff:
..s.,t Jaws and Benjamin A Ford, Defendants.
Simeauan., Benjamin A Ford, not having enter
II hs.meaee ana given security, according to the
kng b. WI. ana The rules OF this Court, and II ap-
B, cona, iaetory evdrRce that he is no inhabitant
l,p.ar -. Is Ordered, That the said defendant
rbon..V 'lofe The Judge of our said Court, at the
he, ,ss -, 90 ths hrst day OF April term next, and
buhs,,p aintlhs bill; and that copy of this order
fspa,., a. Inserted In the Richmond Enquirer, n
,hs pauIsneo In The city Of Richmond, for two
and posted al the front door of The
k-t d OF said county. Copy-Teste
! -eN2m EI.nRInCE n g C.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-12
OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND Z DANVILLEl
RAILROAD COMPANY,

RICHMOND, November Cd, 1897
NOTICE is hereby given, that according TO the pro-
visions of the byelaws the first annual meeting Of
the Stockholders Of tis Company will be held at the
Office, in the city OF Richmond, on wednesday, the
All proxies TO represent stockholders must be under
the seal Of the those of corporations un-
der their corporate SEAL and those individuals under
their private seal, attested b. Witness
No Director, Officer. or Agent OF the Company, re-
ceiving pay for his services, can net Us proxy
A form is herewith appended, and II Is important
that proxies should be deposited with the clerk in The
Office al leas, day preceding the meeting as far as
practicable JAS Z: CRANE,
Clerk Richmond and Danve Railroad 20.