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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

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obedience To decree of thr Crcuil Suprroy Cou,,
oil Law and Chancery for th- county of James CIV
county and the CITY Of WIamsb urr pronou need on
the 18th day Of May, 1877, in the suit of .he Pr-si-
Gent ana Masters ar Professors al William and Mary
College rs Coleman and al, the unders,aned who
were appointed Special Commits. oneT, for the MIR
pose, viii, ON MONDAY the lIth day OF February,
le4S-James City Court day-beiore the Court. house
door Of The City Williamsburg sell AT public auction
totsr highest b oder. al The REAL ESTATE WHEREOF
William Coleman died seized and possessed, living IN
James CIly coIDty, consisting OF about 500 acres of
LAND. a large portion al tins land GOV, red with
valuable timber, part o which convenient 10 payi-
CATION. On the land Is large BRICK MILL, three
stories hIsh the walls ot which are remarkably sIuug
and M nnr condition. This Mill, although cf
repair might III small expense br put ORDER and
made, ~ II has heretofore brrn large manufacturing
Mil TO III. Mill u attached large brick Bake house.
The a although. down at present hs all the milling
priVie eyes preserved. The houses e sufficiently
tehsve Tor LARGE Cotton Factory and the power
sufficient Cor any purpose which might be desire -
Vessels from lanes Eivrr up creek 10 the
Mil hoHe-il. frer being less than mile distant
making II very convenient Tor the delivery Of corn,
wheat, -" any uihe article desired la r manufactured
Should he thought Lesi steam pOrer IN working
any machinery, an abundance 81 fuel VIII be fonnd Oh
the land. In tins case the bed Of III. pond might bs
converted nto beautiful rich and prod Give mradow
"f over hundred This property is four miles
from Williamsburg, a out forty miles by water, iron;
Norfolk. and one hundred miles from Richmond.
Persons desiring IL invest capital in manuftcu inc
mil oT farming VIII rarely find favorable opp0r-
tnnity afforded th-u. survey of the land is now in
progress. The land viii he sold IN OTIS 20 suit pIrcha.
between ANA TWO hundred acres of land viii
be- sold with the mill.
TERMS OF SAi.E-A sufficient sum In cash Ia pay
the expenses Of sale, the balance credit Of SIX,
twelve and eighteen months, equal instruments, bear
Ing interest nom the day of sale. Bonds with sui
Glen, security Will be required al the purchasers, and
the title retained I'LL hr purchase money is paid
JOHN J. JONES, ,
Jan. o-d&ctds WIN. 5. PEaCHY, "'
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LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &C., FOR
SALE

DY virtue NJ Deed Of Trust. execute 10 US by Ma
- thanie PrniCk, bearing date the 9Th day oi Au
gust. l5i1, and duly recorded the County Court OF
cumberland We shall proceed 10 sell, positively, on
FRIDAY the 2l5t day Of January, lsis az fair, II not,
the next fair day. the premises. To the highest bid
der, for cash, the folio" ng named property Ia WI. -
81 acres OF Land, g! less. situated AppOmat
toS River, in the county 1f Cumberland, SIX miles
above Farmvr; II being the tract of land on which
the said Nathaniel Penck resides; Also the follow
Ing Slaves: solomon, Anthony, Rowland ishan ana
Robin Martha Maria, Thomas and Betsy.
Also Two Mules aud Hurse, together with his
sne stock Of Hogs. Cows and Sheep Plantation Tools
Of every description, Carriage aud Harness, and
one OK can Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
The sale made for tie benefit of the creditors
named in said deed OF trust, and will continue from
day 10 day until n: is sold.
BENJAMIN ALLEN sa., r,,.,.ss
JOHN A. ALLEN,
Noy rtdc
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NOTICE.

TN consequence Of the death Of The Senior partner Oh
,be concern and being unable In give the business
myself that personal attention which ITS welfare and
nrsr,nrrs in and belonging In the store LATELY "c-
cpped by US at the GordOnsv!e Depot, orange eoun
~ To any one willing to embark IN snch hus'hess
Snch an oppnrtunl,y young man al moderate ,is
Ln, ,,,s,v occurs IL IL no mere experiment. wh'C',
mac he unsuccessfu-but, having been esaoit,n i'
more than five years. the store has cooh ran W Iu
n, has So far proved profitable and only needs mus
NV and attention make it continue so TO pe: re,
sons willing TO purchase will find me disposed TO MAKE
Inc Terms do r. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton q Wi'''am'
pi.hmond Dec 7, l6fI.-eU
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EDUCATION.
Mrs, SpsiaI,gafe'S

SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
'lHiE exercises of this Seminary will close on the 18th
ary. 1873.
The course Of studies pursued In this School is ade-
catr 10 polite and thorough education, and any young
'suy mat is toierab'y advanced, may complete collie
s"ur course by remaining four years.
ne English routine of stables Will embrace
u aminar-Smith's or Kirkham's.
geography, with the use of Maps and Glohes-ait-
cir..'s.
M,ttimeuc-Smth and E;nerson's Series.
s'"ty-Parley's Series, Wooster; PennOck's Series;
haicfn'ts History Of the United States.
.,neiorc-Goyd's or Janlersoas
NiiuFnl listoy-Smi.'s
ha'G'al hiiusop!,y-Comsiocks
Chemisry-Ionea's
Observation-Disclosures.
Roiany--Mrs. Lincu!n's
Mind
tended 10.
Miss Hughes, lady Of tried aud unqursnnabIe
qli:lifai'os, wi. again take Charge of this Senary,
WIN the united assistance o Mrs. and Miss South
gate.
hr. w. ]: Bergman will give instructions in Latin,
Greek, Mathematics, sc.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
-.-e.. ,,.pKETs, JAN.17.

RICHMOND MARKETS. jan H.
Observation-Disclosures light. There is a
.;r demand for manufacturing qualities. we
,an ,s "I Imss ~ 3; common leaf % SO;
g 9,;SSlins i so S 81. No fine Offering
0EG,OUR-S6 s l2a-dull.
WHEAT-White l25; Red l20.
OATS-40 45 C. per bu>hel.
cORN-60 cents bushel.
CORN MEAL-70 cents per bushel.
PROVISlONS.-BAcoN: Smilhheld and C,ty
cured, none in market; old Western Sides, 4 d
:. GEMS; new 8 cents; new Shoulders, u Genus
new Sides II cents; new Hams, ii ia Genus
Hams scarce and in demand. LARp-ei a o. =.
FISH-Norh Carolina Herrings cut 90 80
CATTLE-For Cattle from me Sva Ssrsp
50 to 4 90 nett.
SiiSapS MARKET well supplied with all de-
.;s,;ass r.;,b moderate demand. we quole
NJ O.,s,nsat4a6 6; Porto Rico5 I; 81. Croi1
cents. Loaf Sugar 9Ac.
cOFFEE-We quote Rio at II seems La
guayra "a 8; ST. Domingo &. IT. Porto RICO
), a II; Java 10 a | IL cents.
TEAS-Imperial and Gunpowder % a 2oc'
per h.. Black IS go c. Dull.
MOLASSES-N. Orleans in bhls 2o9 20 CT
Porto Rico 80 33; Cuba % "a &C..
SALT-Last sales from wharf % per SACK
from Store 81 10. Stock very light and IN de-
mand. n..
PLASTER-Lump S4 from wharf; Tierces
OF 500 pounds ground IS, on Basin. None in
market, and much wanted O
BRANDY lard, Dupuy & Co. 81 p 2
50; A. Seisnele IS; Imitation 80 50 cents;
SazeIac 3a3 so; Peach dull al 81 % l 20;
Apple Brandy 40 a As c. and scarce.
RUM-New Epglant 30 80 els.
GIN-American sc As cts; Holland lOo CTS.
per gallon, very dull.
WHISKEY-26 81 C. in bbls.
CANDLES-Taow II l2i c; sperm 50
80; HILLS Patent l6 cts.
SOAP-For brown 3.c.; yellow At DC, per
pound: white and variesaIed 10 a IA.
RICE-New crop CTS.
FEATHERS-27a rs cts. per 10. for i've geese.
FLAXSEED-None in market
lRON-Pig Iron S26 to 37i, according 10
quality, swedes 95 per ion; English 50 rs;
'iredesar (Richmond mandatory W; up
Country Bar 80, according 10 quality. Nails a
10 A.
STEEL-American blis!ered Sic per ton.
SHOT-Glc. per pound. ;,
HIDES-Green sailed Al cents per 10.
Calfsalied IS CTS. 10 l each; Spanish Is l3i cts.
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FARM NEAR RICHMOND f

I OFFER for sale my Farm III the county Of Hrnric"
L obnut two miles from til. Old Market House. TIE
farm contains Two hundred ds1isen acres, If which
about one hundred aud twenty cleared TIE hllhIct
in wood The cleared land has all been highly IN
fncrs very fine crops The uucirared iand has Oh II
ye,y heavy growth Of wood which, fran lis nearne,S
to market il very valuable. On the farm there are ali
necessary ho,I,es in good order, 10 wit: dwelling
hnuse viii, seven rooms, eight closets and Cellar
kitchen !aundfy Office dairy, smoke house. four barns,
stables for horses and cows, aud an abundant supply
of fine wafer have lived on The farm or more tiian
four years with nearly iorty IN my iah''y. anu et
h,, MOI hr-n n case Of seTinu; sickness. The place Il
considered by those who know ii as healthy as any IN
Virginia. .. ,ro.
aiy reason for wishing TO sell Is that may uFvo..
,, ma .r,r.lv To- nv profession will sell the farm
for fair price and the most liberal terms Persons
wishing To- buy are invited TO call on me- either III my
Office in Richmond, or nj my house, on Tue ia:m,
Dec 3l-ctf JNo. vi. "hE"oh'.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.Vas. 60. i.s.tuls.
GROCER& COENISSION .!EHCHANT,

KTCUMINH, F!KUINIA,
HAVING located himself on The right hand side Of
the Cross street leading from Main stree, /" hoe
kor Warehouse, aaG uPaase 10 Nj. Nm Waiarr's,
Legs leave To inform his friends ard lin pablo reGrr-
IS that he III keep crns'7ul!y dnG genriai "a
sutmcnt ot GROCERIES, L'QtU&S, TEAS, e.,
which lie wold be pleased tou-nish them On reason
able terms.
Re Wi a!sn TEND strictly to the sale 81! Winds u
County PrGJucr, rofn, V'hra:, Jn"cc, iio"r CATS.
Sc. Having had rxlrrirrre u seven vears ui sf'"
application Ia :he husiis. ne feels assured it' he
Gun do them in lice IN ii. rtosS.imH jar .i--cbi
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore American.
NEW YORK. Jan. Is. GP. NJ.

The flour market was very dull today and
prices were sill on the decline-exporer hav-
ing entirely lett the market. Tine sales amour
ted 10 but 5000 barrels a! IS 90 for Westerr;
and Richmond country a, S6.25 6.3li.
There continued TO be lolerabie tar demand
for wheat, with sales OF about 10 goo bushels
chiefly Tor export al l3i l32 Tor Western mix
ed 1873 a li0 for Genesee.
There was moderate demand Tor Corn, ard
sales of new were made at 81 GS, and OF OLD
mixed 4, 70; fat yellow at IL II, and round al
"A IS.
The Cotton market was inactive, but wilhou,
change About 800 bales were taken by spinners.
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LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE
I OFFER for sale the valuable LANDED Estate jointly
owned by Isaac Read, Esq, Of Kanawha, and my
self.
9hs Estate lies in the county of Prince Edward on
Buffalo, Fort and Falling Crerks. t~0 and hall miles
from Hampien Sydney College, three and half from
Prince Edward Courthouse. and eight miles llom ih-
town of FarmviIle. II contains about one thousand
acres Of which about uue hundred and twenty acre,
grounds OF choice quality. ami there Is an ana
pie quantity Of wood and plant land. large proper
ton of the high land is rich and in high stale Of lnl-
provreut clover and plaster having been extensive
ly used.
On This Estate there is Grist and Manufacturing
Sill recently repaired, with three run of stones The
water power is ample and may he diubrd, u desired,
without much expense. The Mill, since have owned
H. la, made rs mach ;hre- hundred barrels oI Toll
grain in one year. The rrnrnrSS Of Tins estate To good
markets makes desirable property, aj well worlbhr
attention of persons wishing Ia imy profitable lands
The overseer, living on the premises, VIII show The
land TO any person wishing to see II.
CLEMENT C. READ.
p S-As shall lie aaseui from home for the next
three months leave the above advertised Estate in h'
hands OF Capt Henry a. Watkins. OF Charlotte Confi'
house and Mr. n G.. Read, of Farmve, To whom r':-
Nov. ia-cam e. C. READ.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

WHEREAS, the undersigned Is DESTROYS Of paying
w of the Iesaces lett to sundTy persons near Nat
chez, Mississippi. aud IN Tennessee far the funds
may have yet come into his bands This Is 10 give
notice To Robert =. G. PERKINS, Ezi A. Horn and iIar
riet d. invriard children of Lucy Perkins, late of
NatrheZ. Mss and William Henley, ot Eliza A.
IIorn that ihe'e special legacy rit To trn in the
last viii of Sarah MGsey, Of hundred dollars EACH
and Ia William Henley aud john Henley, Of Pat
rick Henley The Of two hundred and hi;y dollars
rlrh aud has l.lt be paid To William Henley. "f
Tennessee he manage by him, the of two nun
drr dollars irr the sole aud benefit of Betsy Ann
l,erher, his siser--all whom requested come
forward and receive their rsdcIes, far as the ES
ecuior may he enabled pay with The funds collected
Tn. LegatreS apply either IN person or by recu-
lar power of attorney, and be prepared 10 execute pro-
per rrflindina bonds. according Ia law.
WALTER LEikE,
Executor Of Sarah Mcslty, deceased.
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NEGRO HIRING.

THOMAS q. TALiAFERRO offrr1 his services
i again To his friends and the public generally In
Hiring out Negroes 70! the ensuing year. lie takes this
method Of informing those no wish to employ him,
that 1t world be advisable u Inform nm rs rafiy as
they can that he may have opportunity Of getting
good homes lie pledges himself that every eKertion
SHALL he used TO obtain good prices and good homes,
and hopes that experience OF many viii eRtitle
him Ia share Of patronage.
lie will also continue 10 act as General Agent for the
Renting out Of Houses Collecting Claims, &C., and
pledges himself to spare exrTons to render entire
satisfaction TO all who may favor him with theii bus-
ness.
Ofice-Coyner OF Wall and franklin streets.
Richmond, Nov. 90, le47.--cH
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE subscriber would announce 10 his friends
L and the public generally, that he has taken
Snockoe Hill Tavern, and that the House having
undergone thorough repair, he is now ready 10
accommodate them with Board BY the day, week,
mon,h or year, on the most reasonable terms.
His Stable is also supplied with good Provender,
and polite and attentive Osilers; and he hopes By
strict attention 10 business, 10 merit some patron
age from generous public. He particularly So
iics call from his country friends.
N. c. LiPSCOMBE.
u N. B. l have several Bussies and Horses
for hire. N. c. L.
T.. l0Iu
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R, al. Dickinson & Brother.

AHDNMllN,!iSsTRATOR'S SALE OF SLAVES.
ON SATURDAY, January 22d. at 10 o..
~ clock, will he sold, at ib- A ncr;on S,a.s -
X n; Dickinson & Brother one Nesfo Woman
one Negro Woman and Child, one Negro Bow
IA Yeas old, belonging to The Estare of lame,
Sheppard, deceased. -'''' - '"Ne'
BY order OF The Administrator
Jan. l2-dld M
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asy w. GoddiH,. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OFF TOBACCO PRESS

lRoSIEES SALE Or TOBACCO PRESS.
ES. SCREWS, &c.
L2l vIr!ue Of Deed OF Trust executed to ne
- by David NJ Branch, on the - day of Fell
raaFy, 1915, and duly recorded in The office OF The
CouT OF Musings for the cily Of Richmond. on
the 9th day OF February, 1916, shall, on Wed.
nesday, the 26h OF The present month, a! the house
on The south Sue OF the Basin known as Ladd's
Lumber House, and now occupied BIZ said Branch
as Tobacco Factory, sell at pubic auction, to
the highest bidder, the properly conveyed in said
deed 10 wlt:-TweD,y Screws and Presses, Sc
ven'een Wooden FIaiienins Mills, five Iron Fiat
enlns Mills, eight sets Bands sixteen lion Sink
efs, sixteen Castings, Two large levers, one Stove
and Pipe, eight Twisting Benches, two Licorica
Boilers and Two Dippers.
Inc above mentioned articles are represented
as being o. the best quality ard very valuable.
The terms Of sale will, in accordance with The
deed he ready money!" uut ain authorized by
me oeneiIciai'rs 10 say, that for sums over so
dollars they will accept approved negotiable pa
PER, at six months, neres! from The day OF sale
being oi course inc uffd.
JOHN 5. CASklE, Trustee.
Sac 10 be conducted by Wellington Goddin,
huc'iobeei. Jan. lids
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70 ooo DOLLARS 1000 5000.

IL Drawn Numbers out OF ito
Alexandria Lottery. Glass :. for lsiS, 10 br drawn
AT Alexandria, Saturday, January 22d. Magnificent
Scheme: $50 0GJ. Il, Co., 5000. 200 $780, OF 1000,
10 OF 900 10 of 500 III Of 30, III nf $50, c-mount
Ing 1896 $50. Tickets $40; halves S. quarters So
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 10000!
Is Drawn Numbers OFT of ~.
Alexandria Lottery. Class ., for 1918, To be drawn
in Alexandria, on Saturday, January a9h Magnificent
Schr,nr s40 oOn $4,000, aJOuO, 10000, 5000, 5000
Icao a2i3. IS of COO, 2d0 Of 5G t.c.-amnuning TO
S39l 1913. Tickets SIS; halves so; quarters 3 IS.
% Ordersfor Packages Certificates, or single Tick
cts in the above Schemes, addressed IL the undrrsicn
ed attended by return al iial; and, when requested
an accom-, oF the Drawings forwarded re-
ceived. Address JOHN ~ CLARKE,
Dec 20 Richmond, Va.
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PILGRIM'S EMBROCATlON

DItOOZl WV
EOR the cure Of all Diseases Of Horses or Cattle,
L where cure be effected-such as old or fresh
wounds cuts bruises sprans curbs splints, spavlns,
sweeney wind gas, pufs, isIules, pool evil, GREASE,
scratches thrush. Jumps, gals, swengs Stiffness of
JOINTS &C, &c. will persons, OF every
description, chapt hands, &c. All orders left a, lfoI
ley's Hotel will be attended to, and personal attention
given to horses.
N B-A valuable Horse Powder, to restore the appc-
tite OF horses.
VI All cases cured, or money returned
NV l3-ctdwtf K. PILGRIM.
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j. Va. clark e7s

FRIacc al Fortune AMI EmP0rthnl u C0PHatS,
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, va,
CLARKE is seiaC all the Prizes sill,
Talk as you may, and say whaic'er you will.
CLARKE has been Vender for the last fifteen Yeas
~ IN The cities of PiuSSurr Pa, wheeling, VA ani
Richmond, Va aud refers 10 the Managers III proof
of the fact thai he has sold large Capitals thaa
any Vender IN the United States lie offers 10 his pat
rniS tlefollowing splendid Schemes for January, ISIS
Clarke sold daring the month of December, lsl7 81
Capital Pdzes. Prizes advertised by him can always
b. seen al his office. For prizes address, postage free
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, Va.
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w. w. Dabney,

TJAVING associated with him John J. Will
II son, will hereafter conduct the GROCERY AND
Commission BUSINESS under the hrm ana style OF
DABNEY & WILSON, they intend 10 keep at
all times well selected stock OF family Groceries,
10 which they respectfully soic. call from their
friends aud The public generally, as they are de-
,ermined 10 sell low for cash on The usual lime to
punctua customers. Each partner will give his
personal attention 10 The sales OF all kinds OF pro.
duce entrusted 10 their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN J. WILSON.
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CONWAY ROBINSON, i'"S'ee''
Jan. li-ctdsif
EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL AND PER
SQNAI ESTATE

SONllL II L T..
PURSUANT TO decree of the Circuit Superior Court
L Of Law and Chancery, for the county OF King Will
Ham, rendered III the sut of Christian Agent, SC,
against George n. Powell and Others shall, Com
missioner, proceed 10 sell, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 25th day of January. lsis Il fair. if
not, the next far day thereafter, by public auction the
Tract ot Land upon which the said Powell resides,
called Woodbrny. containing, by recent survey, $50
acres, lying Immediately upon Ma,!apnni river about
two miles from Klhg William Court house The build.
nxs upon The farm are extensive md well suited for
the accommodation Of large family. This farm, like
AL The lands upon the Maapnni Is very productive.
Connected with this tract, Is marsh Of Is acres very
valuable for grazing
At the game time and place, will b- sold another
Tract Of Land, III the upper end &c King William,
Mangohick Church, containing 800 acres This last
tract of land is good any the neishhOrhood, and
- well adapted I" the growth Of corn, wheat and t"-
baccO.
Also, Al the time and place, Will he sold about
twenty likely young NEGROES. consisting of men,
and boys; Stock of Cattle, ii"fS-s Sheep and
iiags Household and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Utensils, sc one Baronche and Harness.
The Negroes will be suid for cash, and the terms OF
sale for the other property, which will he accommodate
ing, Will be made known On the day thereof
T.. W. SCOTT Commissioner.
~ George ~ Powell, living ut Woodbsry, will
take pleasure IN showing the land 10 those who may
wish 10 purchase. Dec. 3-Ctds
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4 SlEL.IA ACADEMY.

A FEW mr'. pupils will hc received upon early up
- p!ic,.ic.. Bolfd aui Tuition 500, in aiTincr
from, Frhiulfy l.; - July st ahi Ia that prOpnInn i
entered earlier The present system Of instruction and
discipline whici, has prove, e"aenily successful
xii b. cenunG.l Refer 10 the i"l'o"in- gentlemen,
WHO have ."u- " wards member; Of HE sch"pl
Mrssr= WA J. BIrk@dar, Juhn Wiley. Ameiia
E!nInnd GUiIin. Hanover; John a. Scden, Wr-tover
col Bragg and Qn'n Morton, Petersburg
WI. II. HARRISON.
y. E.-Dircc' Lodorc T. o., Amelia.
Dec 2I-c"tw W IT, H.
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1sHn. Eaurley's Office.

MO. lOl EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
Y VirSlIlc.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, lS4s.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000! 5000
Alexandra Lottery, Glass :, for ls4s, To be drawn
Mt Alexandria on Saturday, January %. CT No. Lottery
Ia drawn ballots Splendid Scheme: $50 900, l2.ci0.
$780, 5CG0, $780, prizes of 1000 10 of 1000, 10 Of
500 90 Of $50, l71 of $50, Tickets SlO halves D;
quarters 50.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000! 10000!
Is drawn Nos. in each package Of aG Tickets!
Alexandria Lottery Glass 9, To be drawn on satnr-
day. Jan. 29li, ls4S Grand Capitals; SI',ono, 3Op',
30 ,,I 10000 OO0, 5000, 1.UDU, 3,2i3 prizes Ut
1850 - of 600, 200 Of 50 leo of 200, 1870 of 100, &c.
Tickets SIS; halves So; quarters IS
PACKAGES Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
WM. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares in any Of the above schemes addressed to
the undersigned will receive the mos; prompt alien
tnn, AMI account Of each drawing forwarded IA
soon as i, is received WM HURLEY.
For smaller Schemes, see dailyadyerll sementr
Jln3 w. HURLEY
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H.. s'aEIRe * Go.
MANAGERS OE LOTTERIES

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
IHHE NEW YEAR opens with Brilliant Schemes,
4 ~ heretofore, under the mana cement Of PAINE Il
CO.. who the oldest Managers Of lotteries in
the United States. The great which attended
their Lotteries during the past year, in the sale o more
large prizes than a! other marasrmentS put together,
will doubtless be 4 guide {" those who DESTROYS Of
obtaining a lainnc. Whole %; S2G 600. 10000,
l.. 600, : of 10000, ! &c 5000, at 5000, and
able SMALLER ones have been sent I" ins aCrn-
cy during tie past year. For large prizes aud prompt
pay, address ycur orders Ia Us. ar Ia
6. w. PURCELL. Agent ihr Paine X Co,
Richmond Virginia.
The whole Of $50 900, in P.iue's Lottery, sent
lasi wick 10 New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.


REPORT being in circulation that a gentleman IN
n our house Ia me mber of the House Of DereateS)
has been for days sick with the Small Pox, We
take this method of correcting it. The public may rest
assured erists, has existed, ~
the CITY HOTEL. For the truth of this refer 10
Dr. Talaero the physician Of the sick gentleman and
TO Messrs Tyler, Crump Garrett and Baptist, OF the
Senate, and TO Messrs Tunstall, Cook, Howard, and
other members OF the House of Delegates now hoard
ing with us JOHN MiNGE sun.
Ian. la-dOlEscN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-18

IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit Superior Court
L OF and Chanaery for Chesterfield county, pro-
nounced the 10Th day OF October ls47 In the two