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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07
FOR JANUARY, 1913.

10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class ,, TO he drawn n,
Wimin.tn=, Delaware Saturday, January 9Th, eis.
Is Nos, 10 drawn Grand Capitals: $4,000, ~, Geo,
oopo, soon 5000 35s2 10 of 1000, 10 OF 800, 20 Of
1890, SC. Tickets SIC; halves 5; qaartefs2 So
s75, 600 in 3 prz.s Of S25 600 o! Sc 900, and
3 of 1000 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Lottery, No. :, TO be drawn at Balti-
more on Wednesday,, January 12,h, 1885, IS Nos, ~
drawn. Capitals prizes Of s25 900. OF 5000, Of
1000 Of ?25d; Of 800, Of 1915 20 Of l,00O &c.
Whole Tickets $40; halves s; quarters ? So
$4,000 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS
100 of 81 500 and 900 lowest three NO. Prize.
Susduehanna Lottery, Class :, 10 he drawn at Balii-
iuo,e on "Wednesday, January igli lsij. G.and Ca
tails: s5H,OOo 5O0n, $40 5,Oc0 1896. 5000 25G0,
a,50. al 900 500, 7l, 100 of 800 100 of 900,
&c. Tickets SIS: ha,ves7 sc; quarters 3 rs.
o. Persons ordering BY the package may deduct the
price Of three Tickets.
Janl C. B. LUCK, RiclmonG. Va
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aUCk,S OFFICE,

NO. 5, L X G FL A n q II Z l. A CE.
FACTS FOR THE MILLION.
no YOU TAKE'-LUCX sells Tickets only in
~ PAINE'S Lotteries. They are now the Oldest
Managers in the United States
NOTICE, that ID. Paine 81 Co. have sent more large
Prizes Richmond in the last year than all other Ma
nagrments put together; and
TAKE VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE.-Tkat the
Whole of $50, 900, sent last week to New York, was
in PaiRe's Lottery.
lf Prizes are wanted it il necessary to be rerv par'i
eular about the numbers and prevent any mistake,
and insure of Painr's Tickets, call at N. 5, Ex
change Place. LUCk'S OFFICE.
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WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY.
MR.. :. L. DUNTON, Principal Of The Male De-
I'I partmrnt
MRS. s. ]. Dun ron, Principal Of the Female De.

~
i'I partment.
MRS 5. J. DUNroN, Principal of the Female De-
paIlmrni.
the goth lam and terminate the both Decem-
her, ls4S, allowing vacation of one month between
tho Summer aud Fall terms The plan of instruction is
Thorough and PRACTICAL and carird rs far the time
of the students residence will permit.
The situation il retired and healthy, and the com
mrnity in an eminent degree moral and refined.
Board can he had with The Principal, including wash
in. and fuel, nj 500.
TUITION.
In Reading. Writing and first principles Of Geo
graphy, Arithmetic and Grammar, $50 90
In the iightr branches Of English, Latin, &C., 30 90
For French an exira charge of 10 Oh
Music, If desired. nj the masters charge
In addition The above, the Department of English
~ or Mathematics, including COMIC sections and the
calculus; Field Surveying; History, ancient and mo.
dern; Natural, intellectual and Moral Philosophy; Che.
mistry; Physical Geography; Elements of Political Eco
nomy; Book Keeping; Astronomy; Projection Of Eclip
aes maps and charts Rhetoric; Evidences Of Chrsani-
ty; Elements of Physiology and Natural Theology, &c.
Arrangements are in progress Ia procure Apparatus
for Illustrations the various branches of Natural Sci
ence, and lectures will be given occasionally through
the course.
No abatement for absence, except in of pro-
ir,rted Sickness tho. &. TINSLEY,
President Board Of Trustees.
Jrr Address the Principal, 1t Richmond.
Dec. l7--Cw6w
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COMMISSION HOUSE,

JNU. JUNES q CU.
We have this day entered into coparinership
for The purpose OF lransacling the commission
business in this city, and We shall endeavor so 10
manage all interests confded TO our care as 10 Sc
cure and merit the confidence Of the public.
JNO. JONES,
A. BROOKS,
Jan, 2-d&c7t SAM'L ]. JONES.
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FIFrY pOLLARs REWARp.

DAN AWAY from the subscribers, on Sunday, the
IL eth August, a Negro Man named GEORGE The
said slave is about 81 years of age, black abou, feet
inches high weighs about $50 pounds has good tert
aud n round aud likely face lie purchased at x.
II. Dickinson i Brothers Auction Rnnn, on The 2!i OF
MIA Court house. He was purchased by them-M. & X.
in Rockingham, N. c., and he will in all probability
make for that place, as he ran Oft last April, and was
The person that took him up that shot him,
with small shot, on the legs, and the shot marks
very perceplhle the hind part, the calves Of his
legs We will give $50 fnr The apprehension and deli
very of said boy To r. H. Dickinson and Brother, in
Richmond Va f taken up after this date and, f Ia
ken up tn this date, will pay sos FOR his de-
livery here, and the expense of Drinking him 10 this
place from where he iIay be taken up.
KELLY, HUNDLEY & CO.
p;chmo,J Aucust OF led7 riff
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IN HANCERY.-VInoIyIA AT Rules held in tho
l Clerks Office Of Essex Circuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chanesry, On the Sd day of January, 1913:
John A. Parker, Piaintif;
against
fon'ane Wood, Susan D. Mann, Administrative Of
Elizabeth Hundey. deceased, Thomas Bonghan and
Mary his wife, ana Thomas Wood, tthr said Mary and
Thomas Wood being children OF the said Fontains
Wood by his first wife, who Ann HurdIey, } and
Peter g. Tribe and John Cowes Trustees in a certain
deed Of trust from George Tribe to them. bearing date
the 23i day Of September 1896 and recorded In Essex
County Court Clerks Office the Gath day Of Septem-
her. 1915, Defendants.
Thenisi subpoena with the restraining order endors-
ed thereon issued aranst the defendants in this cause
not being returned executed the defendants Fon-
Wood aud Thomas Wood, and it appearing by sa-
sac,ory evidence that the said defe are nonre
sidents Of this Commonwealth, is ordered, That The
said defendants appear az the rules at the Clerks Office
of the said Court at the Court house, on the first Mon
day in April next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and
that copy OF this order be forthwith published In
newspaper Of This State for eight weeks successfully,
and that another copy thereof be posted the front
door ofthe Courthouse OF this county.
Copy Tes.e.
JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S, D. c.,
For James Roy Siicou, elk. z. c. S. c. l.. & c.
Jan. 7-cwew
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FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE,

Fg'HAI FhIlabIe PLANTATION Called NlaTIlns, The
property of the late Albert Il. Goodwin, lying in
Dinwidde, Ilatchsr's Rum about five miles from
the Courthouse, and twelve from Petersburg, contain
Ing about $500 acres large portion of II Ill woods OF
prime quality. Few such be found in the
county, being well adapted 10 the growth OF corn,
wheat. oats and tobacco The lots in excellent
der. There is Dwelling house, with five rO0ms-
Also necessary out houses, wanting slight repairs.
Planters seeking investments seldom with such
opportunity Of sutng themselves market. TIE
Terms will be liberal. r. X. MEADE,
Executor of A. T. GOODWIN, deceased.
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &C., FOR

by virtue Of Deed OF Trust, executed to us by Ma
ID thancI Penck, bearing date the 9Th day OF Au
gust, 1874, and daily recorded III the County Court OF
Cumberland, shall proceed Ia sell, postreiy, on
FRIDAY the 2l- day Of January, 1913 (if fair II moi
the next fair day.. the premises, 10 the highest bid
der for cash. The following named property To wi,
37l of Land, less, situate. on Appomat
tox River, in The county nf Cumberland, SIX miles
above Farnvillr; il being The tract of land which
said Nathaniel fen;Ck resides; also, the follow
Inp Slaves Solomon, Anthony, Rowland, lsham and
Robin; Martha. Maria, Thomas and Betsy.
Also, two Mules and Horse together with his
entire stock Of Hogs Cows and sr-p, Plantation Tools
OF every description. one Carriage and Harness, and
one OI Cart; Household and Kitchen Furniture.
The sale il made FOR tie benefit of the creditors
named In said deed Of trust, and will Continue from
day 10 day until all Is sold
BENJAMIN ALLEN, Ss., T,u.,.ss
JOHN A. ALLEN, i'"e'ee''
III,
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HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE.

FACULTY OF ARTS.
pEV S b WILSON, d u, Professor of Moral PhlIo.
=. sophy and Evidences nf Christianity.
Rev. 5 l. GRAHAM, ID, Professor OF Logic and Po-
litica Economy
Rev. SSAMPSoN. a NJ, Professor Of Mental Philo-
sophy.
FL METTAUEE, a NJ, NJ u, Professor of Natural
Science.
PS BLANrON. a q, Instructor in mathematics
BRRo'VN. u, and SCOTT, q Is, Instructors
in Ancient Languages.
The next session of this Institution will commence
on Tie oi day of January, and continue until the an
nua commencement, on the n9th of June. Students
are requested TO be puncda in their attendance 1T the
opening o; the session
EAPENSE>-fGition fees 3N; Board s. per month;
contingent EXPENSES for the session 81
There Is an Academy attached Ia the College, in
which students are prepared TO enter the Freshman
Glass.
II. :. College, Pr. Edward, Va. Drc. 81, '47-c3t
Dc Richmond Wing and Lymchburg virsinian re-
Quested 10 COW,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS
100 Dollars Reward!

I EFT my residence, In Caroline county lat August,
II Negro Man, named IllLiYARp. He il about n
years old, about feet, or inches III height ri LIGHT
brow compile xOn, teeth tl. deca"ed in front hair
inclined to he straight and busIy, rtl- n" heard,
walks with his toes turned in, and smrs when spO-
ken To. iwi!py S25 for his delivery - M. fapp.-
hended In Caroline Hanover, SO if taken oHt ri!
those Ccuntirs, aud within mfrs or IrsIiencr
S5b If be-, uIi that distance and sui II "frI- ale
0f Virginia RID. ~. BHIla:rS.
Tar li,r CO., Va NV. %. l5i7.-cwIf
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SALE OF SIXTY NEGROES AT AUG
.IlllN u LID CD

,,v ~ OFtoJn jan. T0 Iofo.
'iflLe of decree Of the Superior Court Of Law
anu IhancrFy for Norfolk city, in the suit Of Gun
himsa"i ana III Poor ct. al the undersigned Will
sr.l ~ pubic auction, on THURSDAY, the I3th day of
january, le4s, at the plantation called FORT HILL,
~, te county ri brunswick, formerly III. properly
Hooe,t Is STARK, Deceased, a valuable stock uf Ne
ThoES Consisting OF Sixty seventy men, women aud
children, many Of them very va.uIblc
Al ihr same lime Will he sold u Tract Of Woodland,
III le vicinity 81 The said plantation, containing about
one hundred aud fifty acres Of which Robert g. STARK
niei srIzrd aud POSSESSED. sale IL commence about
u o'clock.
iERMS-FJr The Negroes, cash, in bankable money
4i 'rainla; credit of six and twelve months for The
Lana The purclasertO give BONDS with security and
lien upon The premises
Dec 2i-cidS 81 COOKE Commissioners
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TIckets sl0: halves 5:nunrters Q S

O. Orders for ccrtiicatesor Packages, single Tick
and Shares, in any of the above Schemes address
the undersigned, will receive;he most prompt at
tenion, aud account Of each drawing forwarded
az spcn as IL received.
Passages .,icatrs and single Tickets for sale by
J. W. MAURY g. CO, Managers,
p;chp dir
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HUMANITY HALL ACADEMY,

THE subscriber having purchased Il Farm the ia,e
i residence of Ambrose Ford. Esq, n lew miles
East of Buckingham Court House. will commence a
school at til place on the third Monday in January,
lS45, for the instruction OF boys in the useful
branches af English and Classical Literature. He will
take few BnaIders al the very moderate price of 100
dollars each, for term OF ten months--that
bracing all the charges for Board, Washing Lodging,
and the Tuition fee.
The Subscribers long experience and great success
in training the minds aud shaping the morals Of YOUTH
he deems sufficient pledge for The most faithful per-
Torrance of duty connected with his prof.
His address is Gravel IN! Post Office, Buckingham
county, VirgiIia.
Dec. 3-c~5y ELIJAH c. HANES
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
L.. HI. Trigg

HAVING taken House on the Basin, tenders his
vices To his friends anu this public generally, in
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale Of all the
staple articles Of produce.
l.. II. T., in the sale of Tobacco, will be assisted by
a gentleman, who, from long experience and acknow-
lodged Judgment is fully competent In sustain The in
u Of Planters Feb. g--rtf
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Sealed and delived in the pre-
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

mo proxy Is valid unless it is executed within sixty
days. before the time Of any election. is proper tha,
IL should be verified on oath before Magistrate.
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y GALL VI INTER Z
Ela Real Estate

hb Or HENRlCO.
t)ohs uANI To the acquisitions of n decree nj m. g.
L perior Court of Chaucery, for the Richmond o.
cut, pronounced on the 2t dag of February Isa5 H.
Tie causes oil Sheppard. Waller e. Quarrs and anolb
against Richard ElIysons admir sltaor and others and
John "hltlock, Jr against Richard Ellysons admins
traitor anu Others shall Commissioner appo MED hy
SAID decree, proceed Ia sell on MONDAY tLe IC,h
day OF January, leio upon the premises al public an
lion, to the highest bidder for cash. the portion and in
erest IN certain Tract Of Land referred TO In The snid
decree, winch had been Therefore allotted to Sarah Ann
t'''ySon. widow OF Richard EysOn, deceased as her
dover thrr-in, by former decree pronounced In said
causes Inc said Tract of Land is one whereof richard
9!son died possessed and lies In the lower end of
Tue county OF enrco in the Fork ri Four Mile Creek
anu ri'!e! Run, and the River Road 10 Charles
Ii'y cnurt House The portion which had bernnssisn
Gu - Tue SAID Sarah Ann EysGn.as her dove in said
Is zen acres Gne rood aud thirty one nrrcb.s of
hen 'ahu, INCLUDING The House, and three acres Two
ious' ana sixteen peiches Of marsh land and NAV be-
iuy see by reference Ia plat and survey filed in m.
RECORD oil SAID causes III the Clerks Office of the said
superior Court OF Cianceiy for the Richmond Circuit
MS hower interest o! said Sarah Ann E,lysoo win n,
the subject Of the present sale
ne sale VIII take place a! IL O'clock NJ on the day
ihoVr named u, however the weather slould he in
day. P'''' u y" n ,"1 in ns1. Ia"
Dee. 9-c&dtds '''T''
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
A MI IN nITISh

LaND IN LOUISA.
fl'iIE undersigned Commissioners acting under n
decree oi Tie County Court OF Louisa. in the case
OF watson and others vs. Watson and others, will sell
py pnhlc auction. in front OF Elisha Melons Tavern,
al Louisa Courthouse, on :iONDAY, the 18th day Of
DeceInber, isf lthat being Court day y Il Tract of
Land lying on South Anna river, in the county of
Louisa adjoining Tie lands of Dr. William s Fowler,
Col Ro. VI. lsbell and others Containing 240 acres
Ieins that portion of HE Louisa lands Of the late Col.
Joseph shelton which WAS allotted. at the division
lhrrc0 Ia the heirs OF The late Mrs Elizabeth Watson
THIS land Is believed IL he very valuable. most Of
being either heavily mbe ed tobacco land or river low
grounds.
rERMS-Cash as to SO much AS will satisfy the tx.
penses OF sale, and credit or and two years rs
the residue the purchaser svins bonds with approved
personal security, and the legal utle being retained
additional security.
THOMAS $ WATSON, rou,,,,s
J. II. RAWLINGS, Ioh'h u.s.
~ POSTPONEMENT-r above sale IL post
poned tn MONDAY the 10Th January, 1918 that being
tohrt day, when II VIII certainly he made, NJ Louisa
Cont house. lee ai-ctds
SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL ES-
TATE.
TINE undersigned will expose To sac upon the pre-
misses. nj public auction, OIL The l5th day Of Janu-
AIRY, lsi@ II fair If not the fair day thereafter the
following prnprfty-tO wit:
A Tract Of Land lying in the county Of Hanover,
upon Tayl0rs Greek, containing between four and five
hundred The same being part of the real estate
of the late Richard Morris. Something like three
frnr's Of this tract is is original growth very
heavily timhcred and finely ap,sd To the production
If corn, wheat and tobacco. u 'e- in very healthy
region Of country and is bounded by the main road
leading from Richmond To Louisa CoTr; !Gu>e, about
twenty ouror twenty five miles distant from Richmond
The subscriber Will also sell, nj The same time and
place. all Of the Personal Property Except Slaves upon
the Estate Of Richard Norris deceased, consisting of
the Crops hand, Stoc. OF all descriptions, Pan
taon Utensils &c.
TERMS will be made known on the day Of sale
Dec ai--rtds EDWARD w MORRIS.
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To be followed by the Farce of
I II Z A N A TO MIST.
IONS. LIE Medicin Nj. Placide
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NOTICE.

VIE cau procure good homes for fifty good House
w servants and Factory Hands. Such, sent to US,
will have prompt attention. and every effort 10 secure
eligible situations and good prices
r,ae os-ctJani5 PEAKE, BRADLEY L co.
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Tickets $40; halves S; quarters ? SO.

10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass S, for lS4s Ia be drawn
at Alexandria Saturday, the 18th OF January Low
49, M mir
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PLANTATION AND FAMILY GRO
CERES.

THE undersigned offer for sale, upon favorable
4
IS 900 lbs. heavy Western Sides aud Shoulders
100 hhls No clipt n. e. llerrinss
800 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
$50 sacks Ground Alum Salt
1900 gallons Cuba and ~ O. MClasses, part in bbis.
10 hhds. N. o., p r. and ST. Croix Sugar
$500 lbs WoOlsey's Sugar
o half bbls Family Roe Ierrlngs
An assortment of fine and common Teas
SO bags Rio. Iaguira, Cape and Java Coffee
l00bushels prime Mountain aud Ohio Glover Seed
25 hbls. Wilson's pure Cider Vinegar, which, with u
good assortment of Cotton Yarn, Leading L'nes, Bed
Cords, Backing, Spices &C. &C. will he sold TO their
customers and all others at prices suit the times.
Special attention paid TO The sale Of all GRAIN at the
reduced charge Of one cent the bushel commission.
PEAKE, BRADLEY h CO.,
Dec. 28-ciJanl5 Corner Of 18th and Cary SITS.
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10000 DOLLARSI


Lowest three number Prize $50 Dollars
Alexandra Lottery, Class 5. for 1913, Ia he drawn
at Alexandria on Saturday, January 18th. Grand
Scheme $40 GcO 10000, 5000, 5,O0o, 3jm, 2ni3 )
Of C0O, OF 5gu, Of ,3Ou, OF ,a5o, SC. Tickets
$40; halves ); quarters so.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000! 5000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 7, for 1885, to he drawn
at Alexandria on Saturday, January % 66 No. Lottery
-l2 drawn ballots Splendid Scheme: $4,000, l2ot0,
5000 5000, a7aO prizes of 2,oOU, 10 Of ,0CO 10 Of
quarters so.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
WM. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
Orders for certificates Packages, single Tickets
and Shares in any of the above Schemes, addressed TO
the undersigned, will receive the prompt alien
linn, and an account of each drawing forwarded az
soon as il IL received. WM. HURLEY.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
Inn 2 ~. HURLEY
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LAND in PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE
OFFER for sale tie valuable Landed Estate jointly
owned by Isaac Read, Esq, OF Kanawha, and my
self.
This Estate lies in the county Of Prince Edward on
Buffalo, Fort AID FALLING Cr-rks two and half miles
from llaInpden Sydney College, three and half from
Prince Edward Court-honse, and eight miles from the
town OF Farmvle. II contains about one thousand
acres OF which about one hundred and twenty acre,
are low grounds Of choice qualify and there is an am
pie quantity of wood and plant land A large proper
ton OF the high land Is fic and IN high state Of i'm
provenent, clover and plaster having been extensive
Iy used.
On this Estate there IS Grist and Manufacturing
MIL, recently repaired, with three Of The
water power Is ample and may be doubled. if desired
without much expense. The Mill, since have owned
II, has made a. much three hundred barrels of toll.
grain In one year. The of this estate 10 good
markets makes II desirable properly and we'll worth the
attention OF persons wishing In buy profitable lands
The overseer, living on the premises, will show the
land to any person wishing to il.
CLEMENT c. READ.
S.-As shall be absent from home Tor the next
three months leave the above advertised Estate the
hands OF Capt. Henry A. Watkins OF Charlotte Court
house, and Mr.. NJ e.. Read, of Farmve, TO whom per-
sons wishing 10 purchase may refer.
Nov. l2-cim e. C. READ.
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine & Co.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA


RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
III hW YEAR opens with Brilliant Schemes,
o heretofore, under the management OF PAINE &
CO., who are the eldest Managers of Lotteries IN
the United Stales The great success which attended
their Lotteries during the past year, in The sale ot more
large prizes than all other arrangements pu together
will doubtless be guide to those who are DESTROYS OF
obtaining n fortune. Whole Of $50, 600, 10000,
$1,000, S Of 10 900, 4 Of 5000, Of 1000, and
innumeiable smaller Ones have been sent 10 this agen
cy during ths past year. For large prizes anu promH
pay, address your orders tn US, or tn
C. w. PURCELL, Agent for Paine CO.,
Richmond Virginia
The whole OF $50 900, in Pdine's Lottery, sent
last week TO New York.
$4,000 FOR JANUARY SRI.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 9, to be drawn
al Wilmington, delaware, on Saturday, January 9Th,
1873. 70 Nos, l3 drawn.
Grand Capitals: ,
prize of s4o,ovoI prize Of $500 sSos
lO1O0 10 $40
5000 20 Is 600
COOS &c &C.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So
$4,000 DOLLARS in prizes Of s25 900!
) oil 6,U00 and 1000 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Lottery, Class No. J, TO be drawn at
Baltimore on Wednesday, January 18th, lsiS. IS Nos,
IL drawn.
Grand Scheme: .,0.O
prizes of S25,0N0 prizes Of S2,250
each, are $4,000 I,S0S
prizes Of 5000 I,2ls
each, are $4,000 90 l,oOO
prizes Of 1900 &c. &C
Tickets $40; halves S; quarerse So.
~ Packages of wholes halves and quarters, sin.
gle Tickets, in tie above Lotteries or IN any other Lot
ery every day drawing, (price of Tickets from 81 to
SaOl undor our management, can be had by address
ing ID. PAINE & CO.,
Or G. w. PURCELL.
Dec.a9 Richmond. Va.
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EDUCATION.
Mrs. Soufheafe,s
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.

SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
VIE exercises Of this Seminary will close on the 18th
DeteihDef, and will again he resumed 18th Janu-
AIRY, 1sfS.
ne course Of studies pursued in this School is ade-
qune 10 pnIile and thorough education, and any young
.tay 'nat Is toaraby advanced, may complete collie
So rg.iiss ny remaining four years.
NJ English routine Of studies will embrace
G'ammar-Smith's or Kirkham's
cirii's
ni,rith'nrtic-Snlth and Emerson's Serss.
his'ot.-rarey's Series, Wooster; Pennock's Series;
banrf"'ts History of the United States
khetoric-Boyd's or Jamer-on,s.
Nau1n iilsiory-Smille's
Natural h;csopLy--Comslock's.
Chemistry--Jones's.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Rotany-Mrs. Lincoln's
Moral Philosophy Watts on The
Mind. "
Spelling, Writing and Composition, particularly at
tended Ia.
Miss Hughes, lady Of tried and unreasonable
qnalhcatons, will again take charge Of this Seminary
with The united assistance Of Mrs. and Miss South.
gate.
Mr.. w. J. Bergman will give instructions in Latin,
Greek, Mathematics, xc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-07


THE General Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Bank of Virginia will be held At the Banking
House, in the City OF Richmond, on Monday, the 10th
January next.
BY an act of the Legislature, passed aath March,
1892 "No Officer or Director Of Bank shall vote by
proxy for any Stakeholder In any election Of Difec
tors Officers of Bank, nor shall any proxy be valid
which shall have been executed sixty days before the
time Of nnY election.n SAML. MARY, Cashier.