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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-21
RICHMOND THEATRE.

A e A ID.
n. BLAKE respectfully announces to his
- friends and The public, tina, his BENEFIT
s s'n 'ase place on MONDAY EVENING, Jan.
I'm I'm 1913 A STERLING COMEDY, BAL
n,,,.. and FARCE will be presented for their
jan 2I-d2l
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LOO Dollars Reward.

EFT my residence, in Cnrone county last August,
IL Negro Man, named HiLlYARD. lie is about III
years old aou, feet or inches in height Of llsIt
brown complexion, teeth little deciyrd IN 'front.' HAIR
inclined he straigh; and bushy little no beard,
walks with his tors turned in, and smiles when spo.
ken 10. will pIy sa5 for hi. delivery 10 M. If appre
hended in Caroline Hanover, $50 IL iaken out oi
those counties aud within ~ miles Of my residence,
$50 II he's on that distance, aud suO ii out of the STATE
Of Virginia. RID. NJ Bridges.
Caroline en- VI Nov. 10. 1917 -CwIf
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XNINFlEIn ACADEMY.

rY,UE Trus.rrs will elect Teacher on SATURDAY,
the sd of this G,nnih take charge of This ins-
tntion Oue of nigh classical attanm-nis IL desired
To the exercises OF the School on the iourth
Honday in February nex Those desiring such sitn-
otion will address their communications Immediately
10 Daryilps p. O., Dinwddie. post paid.
Jan.l l-ett c. P. BEvILLE, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
ssy w. Go,a5,,, !aucsiosaeer
TRUSTEES SALE Ot' TOBACCO PRESS.
ES SCREWS &c

A@OI 1--WE w &C.
RY virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed 10 me
- by David NJ. Branch, on the - day Of Feb.
Iuary, 1915, and duly recorded in The Office of he
Court OF Hastings Tor the city of Richmond, on
The 27Ih day of February, 1915, shall, on
WEDNESDAY, The 26lh OF Inc present month,
February, al eleven O'clock, A. NJ, a; The house
on The south size OF the Basin known as Ladd's
Lnmher House, and now occupied by said BIanch
as Tobacco Factory, sell al pnbi: auction, to
The highest bidder, The properly conveyed in sal
deed, 10 wit:-Twenty Screws and Presses, Sc
vcn'een Wooden Flauenins Mills, five Iron Flat
teEine Nils esh sells Bands, sixteen lion Sink
els, sixteen Castings, two Large levers, one Stove
and Pipe, eigh! Twisting Beaches, two Licolics
Boilers and two pippers.
The above mentioned articles arc represented
as being OF the best qualify and very valuable.
The terms OF sale will, in accordance with the
deed, be "reaay money!" but am authorized by
the benehciaries 10 say, that for suns over SO
dollars They will accept approved negotiable pa
per, II six months, interest fom the day OF sale
being oi course included.
JOHN s. CASKiE, Trustee.
Sale TO be conducted By Wellington Goddin,
Auciioneer. Jan. lids
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Zoe; ~. .S-G;s:acs;,

sDOES w. % GEE.ETt-,
GENERAL CONHiSSICt MERCHANT,
FARMVILLE, Va.
WILL conduct a GENERAL COMMISSION BuSI-
w NESS, for the sale or purchase of Country Fro
duce. and all OTHER Goods and Property hin-
liquors excepted He hopes his experience in business
will give him claim To the patronage of The pubic.
Prompt and faithful attention will be given To all con
signmenis niders
FnrmYilir JnnuarY IA. 1873 -cW3W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-21

ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF NEGROES
! WILL SELL on TUESDAY, The 18th of this month,
nj 10 O'Clock AT The Auction House Of n. q {. b.
llIi, IN The city of kichmund two Negro Men, named
William Anderson and William Green, belonging 10
the esta,e of George N. ClOugh
J. y. g. BROWN, Administrator,
with the will anne Yed, Of George y. Cloush.
Ian [ l-c9iS..i1f
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For JANUARY. 1913.

FOR JANUARY, lS4S.
$4,000 DOLLARS $4,000 DOLLARS!
100 OF 81 500 and 900 lowest three No. Pfize
Susquehanna Lottery Class g, to he drawn at Ba-
more on Wednesday, January 18Th, las. Giand Ca
tails s5O.ooO 5O0o, $50, 5000 1885, 5000. 2,5oo
22O, Of 2U0O 800, $50, 100 Of 800 100 OF ,ooo
&c. Tickets SIS; halves7 Sc; quarters IS.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No q, 10 he
drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, IAN ~
ls4s. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Grand Scheme: s4o,OOu,
Is 900 00O 478n 10 of 900, 10 Of $780, 10 Of 300
10 of ,O0O, &c. Tickets $l2 halves 6; quarters 3.
100000 in prizes Of 10000 each!
Susquehanna Lottery. No. Q. TO be drawn at Baltl,
more on Wednesday, January Goth. 1898 Is Nos IL
drawn. Grand Scheme: prizes of $50 600, OF 5000,
of $50, of 1882, 20 Of l,OUO sc. Tickets $40;
halves s; quarters 81.
10 Orders for Tickets in the above viii meet with
nromnt and confidential attention, ii addressed to
T.. b. LUCK, Richmond.
9r Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price of three Tickets.
Jam C. q. LUCK, Richmond. Va.
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RAPPAHANNoCK ACADEMY, CARO-
Il NE GOIlNTX VA

RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY, CARO-
LINE COUNTY, VA.
THE next session of this Institution will commence
on the second Monday in January, lS48, 1.-THE l0th
Instead of heretofore advertised, and continue s1
months. The second session Of The year VIII conf
mence the last Monday Of August, and close lew
days before Christmas The Principal has the gratii-
cation TO the friends OF the Institution,
and the public generally that he has obtained the SER
vices Of MIR. WIN. MALONE, distinguished graduate
Of tho Military Institute at Lexington, assistant,
who will take charge of the Mathematical and Militia
~ Departments. The following is copy Of letter
received from Col. Smith, Superintendent Of the In
stitute relative to the standing and qualifications OF
Dir. Malone:
v. NJ. INSTITUTE, November ls, lS47.
Dear Sir ri have the highest opinion possible Of the
mental and moral qualifications OF Mr.. Malone. He
to this Institution when quite young, and without
much previous preparation His standing the first year
was low, bur he gradually rose In every scientific
branch until he reached the highest position In his
der and sound mind As q soldier he had no superior
in his class, and in his moral character he was ire
proachable.
In a word should say. you could not get young
man who would suit you better. and shall esteem
myself very fortunate be able to his services
here at a future time.
FRANCIS n. Smith, Sup. v. M. Il.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition Including washing and fuel)
per first session. payable inrariabiy haG IN dd- ~
oanee, and remainder at close Of session., SIC w
Do do second session, 81 oo
circulars, containing details OF the course oil stuay'
ac., VIII DO sent TO those who may desire thom. ra-
and guardians designing to patrontze the lnstitu-
o are requested to inform the Principal as carly Is
r. o. Rappshannoek Academy, Caroline county, Va.
Lee. Sl-e2awtIan20A vtFebl
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TjcI:ris sI5-shurps in

Tickets Sl5-sh1res IN proportion.
~ Orders for certificates Packages, single Tick
aud Shares any Of the above Schemes, address
ed to the undersigned will rec.iVethr most prompt al
tenton, and an account of each drawing forwarded
as soon it sreceved.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale ny
J. w. MAURY & CO, Managers,
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE
L.. he A'rIgg

HAVING taken House on the Basin tendUrs his ser
wees Ia his friends and the public generally in
forwarding merchandise and for the sale If all the
s;aple articles Of produce.
il. H. T., IN the sale Of Tobacco, will be- assisted y
h gentleman, who, from long experience and acknow-
lodged Judgment is fully competent 10 su.a ain the i'll
torests of Planters. Feb g--rtf
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JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S, D. c.,
For James Roy Micou, elk. E. c. g. {. Il. q
I'M cnANcERY-ynolrl. .::---Amell. county, oeto.

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Amelia County, oe'o-
L Der Court, 1877:
Mary l.. Puryear, Esqnelne l. Puryrar, Iaequelins
~ Puryear aud Angelina 81. Pnryear, The two last In
fants BY said Mary L., their next friend,
AGAINST Compliments:
WIN. ~. Puryear, in his own right, and az Executor
NJ William Pnfyear. deceased. Mary w. Bddgwafer,
Martha J. raslry iiezexlah puryear Joseph T. Pur-
r. Weber, infant children OF Susan x. Weber, de.
ceased Defendants.
The defendants. Peggy r., Deborah, and Philip X.
Weber having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the of Assembly and the rules
Of this Court and IL appearing that they not inhab
Of this Common eath II ~ ordered, that they ap
pear here OH the first day of tho next February of
this Court, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and
that cory Of this order inserted in newsp
per published in Richmond or Petersburg 0rce a week
Tor two months successfully and posted the ffondoor
Of tie Court house of this county.
Copy-Icste,
Der. 14-cwom. C. LEIGH, elk.
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READ e. BARK SCALES,
OF RICHMOND. VA.
C. r. BARK ID A LIE & CO.,
OF FARMyILLE VA,
Commission Merchants.

r. G. READ. Z. NJ. BARKspALE, c. Il BARKsDALE.
NJ G.. READ lake OF Cark:vi'e, T.. NJ BARRS-
~. DALE, and C. Il. BARKSDALE, of Farmvilie,
have associated as partners and COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS-tle two former residing III Richmond, ana
the latter in Farmville. Connected with the Farin-
Vile business, they will keep full supply OF GROCE'
RIES, &C., Tor sale.
The Richmond house will b" opened on the hfSt of
February nett. near ShockUe Warehouse, few doors
below Preston 4 Finders.
Richmond and Farnlville, Jan. II, l5i6-cw2u
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r1UCk1a OFFICE,

NO. 5, EXC Fl A Nc l. A Z
E8CTS FOR TIE MILLION.
no YOU TAKE?-LUCK sells Tickets only In
~ PAINE'S Lotteries. They now the Oldest
Managers in the United States.
NOTICE, that D. Pain- e Co. have sent more large
Prizes Richmond in the last year than all OTHER Ma
nagements put together; and
f Prizes are wanted it il necessary to be utry pam.
euar about the NUMBER and 10 prevent any mistake,
and To insure one of Paines Tickets, call at No s. TX
change Place. LUCk's oFFioE'
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IL persons having claims against the Estate oil Geo.
"A H. CIough, deceased, are hereby notified 10 oiae
them forward properly authenticated, thar arIanse
rents NAV be made for their payment, and those per
Indebted 10 the said Estate requested 10 MAKE
immrdia payment, as induleemes cannot be gwen
]. o. G. BROWN, Administrator,
NTH N. will annexed, Of Geo n. CIough, decd
Hanover county, Jan. IA, lsas.-cwsw
or Whig requested TO copy.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscribers, on sunday, the
IL eth August, Negro Man named GEORGE The
said slave is about 81 years of age black about feet
inches high, weighs about $50 pounds has good let ~
and round and likely face. He was purchased NJ H.
II. Dickinson q Brothers Auction Rnon IN the 22i o
March last, from hessIs Milner q Keen, oi Pittsyivn
mia Court house. He was purchased ny tErm-m 3 Is.
in Rockingham, N. C.. and he Will IN all probability
make for that MACE he off last April, and was
taken up, on his way there al Amelia Court-horse-
The person that took him up that occasion shot him.
with small shot, the legs, and the shut marks are
very perceplhe the hind art or the calves oi ms
legs. We will give $50 for the apprehension and 'irli
very Of said boy r. II. Dickinson and Brother, IN
Richmond, Va. II taken after this date aud. /; IN
ken up To this dae we VIII pay SO Tor ms nr
livery here, aud the expense of hrinkns :m 10 MS
place from where he NAV hr taken uP
KELLY, HUNDLEY & co.
Richnlnnh. AucnsI q. lsi1.-clt
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NEGRO HIKING.

THOMAS II. TALIAFERKo Offers his services
L again to his fiiends aud the public generally IN
Hiring out Negroes for tie ersuingyear He takes this
method OF informing those who wish to employ him,
that II would be advisable Ia inform HIM as early as
they that he may have an opportunity OF getting
good homes lie pledges himself that every e1erlion
STALL be used 10 obtain good prices and good homes,
and hopes that experience of many wears Will entitls
him In share Of patronage
He will also continue To act ~ General Agent for tho
Renting ont Of Houses, tUlrctiHg Claims, &c, and
pledges himself To spare -Iertions 10 render entire
Satisfaction to all who may favor him with their bust
ness.
Onice-Corn.r Of Wall and franklin streets
Richmond, Nov. 50. lsi7.--cf
IN the United States District Court for the Eislern
District OF Virginia, January 5;I, lsis
In the case nf jain Shepherd, Bankrupt.
The Court taking into consideration The report this
day made Ivy the General Assignee doth ofder that the
SAID ASH .uer, after ADVERTISING. for fifteen DAYS IN
newspaper published in the city III Richmond, III. land
and slaves mentioned ~ the sand report aud postnga
copy 0 he said advertisement al some pnIG place III
aylrts Warehouse, do sell The said LAND and slaves NJ
public auction. 10 The highest bidder, Ia u:-th5
Iaves IN the city OF Richmond near the CITY iioeI, In
front Of the auction Store O DcSe15"n br"'her, Tor
ready money, and the land 1T Ayru's Wa'rhouse,
upon credit nf SIX months taking bond wan security
Tor the payment of the Purchase money aud retaining
title uni, thr purchase iney Is pad and con-
veyance directed by the Court.
Copy. Tesie MAfo' CierS.
In pursuance Of the aboy. order Il Court, shall pre-
coed 10 sell la front DickrnsGn BfDin"rs Auction
House. near the City Hotel, In Richmond, on SA1CR T.
DAY the I'D day Of lbis month"; tJahCaryl l"r ready
money three S:a?.s Ia WI: Nancy. thaits and John
the first young and very likely, AT he Other
hoy ahot SIX years old. And, On WEDNESDAY ms
10Th of the SAID mon,h at Ayie's Warehouse, IN tho
county King William. wiz I've sod, on six months
credit detached .arcrl Tact uf Land situate, y-
ing aud being in the county OE King and onern, near
Shepherds Meeting House. containing Etiy acres, and
itty eight acres, rood and thirty three poles
making together hundred and eight acres one rood
aud thirty three poes-b,ng Part Of the slaves and
land of William Shepherd deceased. allotted 10 John
Shepherd hy Commissioners appointed by an order al
the County Court OF ENG and Queen 10 divide the Es
tate 81 The said William Shepherd, deceased Bond
with approved security will be required of tie purcha
SER the title the land will be reserved until the pnr-
EDMUND CHRISTIAN,
Ian cit General Assignee III bankruptcy.
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Now EXHIBITING, FOR A FEW nAys
RocSi1y. at the Odd Fellows, Hall.
"oSSl1ERS GREAT PaISyINt!' or
Ruth AND NAONa.
EXECUTED AT ROME BY
v,u,s THOMAS P. ROSTER.
aio splendid production of n.,;o :,
a, i, is IN ' ea ! only few days in Richmond
anu p,aIea 10 The Ielremen, Of nr;vs,e daa
,ns on .ne is! OF May next-pev"n ma ~, o% stas
ms II WIN WISH The principal Cities IN S w %nlcn
the evening. '' w. A. M, 10 10 in
Jan. l2-dlf ''cSe's 50 cents.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from her employer, some lime
II last Fall, Negro Girl named ANN. Said
Girl is about IL years old, rather tall toeIab'y
good looking, and not very black. She belongs
to Mrs. Julia L. Bailey, of Wesmoreland county
The above reward will be paid for her recovery
and delivery to me or her owner, il laken ont OF
this Stale; 90 dollars it taken out Of henrico
comfy: 10 dollars if taken in Henrico county or
The civ of Richmond and delivered 10 me.
RICHARD HILL Jr,
Jan. IL -d&c4t Agent for Julia l.. Bailey.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.-D. PAINE &
IHl CO.. Richmond, Virginia.
Thi. pay-sl9, 900, 1000. 5000, 1000, &c
rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81
Drawn Nos. Snsquehanna, 8:
Al 80 81 80 7 4S 81 Is 40 2 25 30.
Ticket, Nos 80 80 900, returned for want Of
purchaser.
Drawing Of Delaware, II:
l6 % &c 90 IA Is GO IS 81 81 70 "a 10 co.
Ticket, Nos. IA 90 IS, prize Of 500, sold and
paid by PURCELL.
II you want prize, just drop into PURCELL's OF
PICE, corner Main and 18th streets. Jan.2 81
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TRUST SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED IN.
TEREST IN REAL ESTATE IN TEE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND IN THE
C0ITNTV M LJL'NpI(.O


virtue of deed of trust executed the lst day of
- September, 1872, by the late John II. Smith, Of
DInwiddie county, and Mary c. his WIFE for the puf
poses Therein mentioned the subscribers will proceed
IN MONDAY, The 18th day of February, 1913. at the
front door OF the City Hail. IN tn. City of Richmond,
al The hour OF IL O'Clock, NJ 10 sell, nj public auction,
Jor CASH. all The Estate, right, title and interest OF the
said John IT, smith, and Mary e. Smith. his wife,
one of the children and heirs of John Amber deceas-
ed, In and 10 the following Real Proper'y-iO wit.
l. Il lot or piece Of ground IN the city OF Richmond,
win the buildings aud Improvements thereon situated
At the Of Clay and lat Streets containing three
nall acres, he The same less, an constituting,
with said improvements, the former residence Of the
said John Amber, deceased.
Z. tract Of land called "Wesiham,' situated in
1enrc0 county, about nine miles above Richmond,
bounded on the South by James River and containing
upwards of thirteen hundred according late
survey. Pais of the said property may lie seen ap
pllcaliOn 10 the subscribers.
S EosER IT, & aN Nd5GiIHoLXAs, Trustees.
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IN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules take n in the
4 Clerks Office or the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery FOR Prince Edward county, the 4ih day
Of October, 1877:
Theodorck &. Gannaway, Plaintiff:
against
Elizabeth finford in her own right, and as Errcu-
rix of William &. Bnford, Jordan n Oakley and ilar-
rirt his " ife John w. Bnford and Elizabeth F. Bin
ford. DeienHants
The defendants, Jordan II. Oakley and Harriet his
wife no. having entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according To an net Of the General Assembly
and the rules Of this Court and it appearing that they
are not inhabitants OF this state, motion of the ain
tiff by counsel ia entered at rules aforesaid and ac
cnrdincy ordered that the said defendants, Jordan H.
Oakley and Harriet his wife, do appear a rules "a he
taken in The Clerks Office aforesaid on the first Moh
day in Starch next, and answer the plaintiffs DI'i ana
that copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted IN some
one Of the public newspapers printed in the cry OF Hc
mond for two months successively, and aeo Io.eu a.
the front door Of the Court house Of this county.
hCopS-fas", yossuAv r. ~
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MALE ACADEMY, wARRENToN, N. c.

MALE ACADEMY, WARRENTON, N. C.
II a EZELL, A. NJ, Principal.
H. Ancient Lansuages-R. a. EAZELL, a. NJ.
English. French and Mathrmalics-JOIlN JOHN
SON, A. N.
The seventeenth term will commence on Monday,
the 10th at January. 1915 III this Institution boys ale
fitted fnr The Freshman, Sophomore or Junior Class of
any College in the Unon, which The parent or gnard-
nm may select flr the business pursuits Of life. The
School j. entirely free from any party sectaran bias
The attainment of Il sound morality, and hgli order
of intellectual improvement, are The ends syi:ht
whilst hrm and Wholesome discipline. and thoruig h.
radical Instruction in all tho branches taught const
titt In. means employed No pains or expense will b.
up red I" place The Institution Ia the front rank uf the
high schools al inc country. GlrbaS have already been
procured. and foil and complete apparatus for illus
ratHe HE >crnCrS wall saCn be rcay for the Use Of
the Academy. Lectures ioral and scientific sub
jecs VIII - i-"rrr tie Students regularly tbrou ah-
out the session.
The patronage Of The Institution has continued To in
crease tor zach Consecutive session snCe the Principal
called lis charge above eight years ago. and he
hopes that, III! his usn T.Ies HHimplIrrd, aud
with The aid Of very able instructor 10 The Mahrmat;
cal Department, lis march will lee onward. Mr. John
son was educated at trinity College, Dublin where he
afterwards taught for s"Ee years and then renewed 10
the United states. He Professor in 81 Mlry's
College. WILMINGTON, Delaware, from the President al
which he has hatterIns testimonials Ills references
III THIS country Rev. T.. Reilly, President Of -
Mays Cor.r; Rev J. Jones S.nyih, Principal Of Pc
irrsburc Classical Insliintr Rev. slr. McCaw, New
York; Francis biinund, Esq Philadelphia: and Hon.
lsuWd'u tlnCtsS hHNF, lrstlInO-
nals rom his native country ahnndahiiy satisfac
tory, all praving his uncommon ability TEACHER and
the most unrAcrptiunahie moral character
No student above The age Of sixteen will he retained
for day longer ihan lie shall rledy adhere 10 the
laws Of thr Academy: and parents aud guardians
assured thar The attention is paid thr comfort
and moia and intellectual we! fare OF The smaller boys
from ten 10 fourteen years Gf age Boys from dis.
lance are IN AL cases, required to board the Acads
my, where their Teachers reside.
TERMS FOR the session OF 1--we months payable invd-
riably IN advance:
For Board, including washing, fuel lights, al.
tendance SC. $50 90
and mathematics. IS 90
In the higher English branches IL 50
In the lower do. 10 90
Fuel n Academy, the only extra charge, on
Boys requested t" have their names marked III
full every article ofclnihing before leaving home.
Dec. al-ciw 4. a. EIELL, 4. NJ Principal.
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aDWINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Ian l4-cWiWA
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HURLEY'S OFFICE, No. l0i East Main
i i Street.
We will not boast ALLOW US TO say,
HuRLrr sells prizes every day.
To Day-Capitals: 81 500, 1000, 57s, 500, &C.
rs Nos, IL drawn. Lottery draws at tho Exchange
Hotel at half past O'Clock. Tickets 81; halves 30
cents; quarters 25 cents For sale until O'CLOCK al
HURLEY'S Home of Fortune.
$4,000 for Tomorrow. &c Nos, l2 drawn: Tick
cts $40 at honnci
,.,. os ..nto =, HURLEY'S.
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery, Glass 6 ::
81 % 80 40 70 "a IS &c "a 80 76 3 IS 2O
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AUCTION SALES.
ak, e.. DicAinsoEa & Brother.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF SLAVES.
ON SATURDAY, January I'D, at 10 o.
~ clock, will be sold, al The Auction Store OF
t. II: Dct inson & Brother, one Negro Woman,
one Negro Woman and Child, one Negro Boy
IA years DID, belonging 10 the Estate Of James
Sheppard deceased.
By order OF The Administrator
r. II. DICKINSON & BRO,
Jan. l2-did Aucts
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%. Paine e. Go.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

$4,000 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS!
100 OF 81 500. and 81 900 lowest 3 No. Prize |!
Susque hanna Lottery, Glass 8, to be drawn at alti
more on Wednesday. January 18th, 1913.