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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-01
SlC0 coo in 20 prizes of 5000 each!
On nm nor TapSf
WIN. lauI.leY,s ssasEcc.

MO. I0s EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
" Vir@trln.
SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY, ISIS.
5000 DOLLARS
In prizes Of 10000 DOLLARS eachl
Alexandria LotieH Class ! Tor 1913, Ia he drawn ut
Alexandria saturday, February 5th. IL drawn Nos.
in package Of ~ Tickets. Magnificent Scheme
prizes Of Sl0O, of 7G5, ~ 81 u0N, ~ oi 100, 200
OF POO, sc. iIck.:s 10. halves .: quarters : o.
40 900 DOLLARSi 1900 DOLLARS!
Alexandria LOTTERY Glass IS, for lSis tn be drawn at
Alexandria Oh Saturday, the l2h February II drawn
Nos. IN each package Of % Tickets. Grand Scheme
$40 600 l2G0D. Of 1890. of .GO, %! 5000, ~ Of
0Oa ~ OF 500 ~ Of :D1 ~: of 230, &C. Ticket. $40;
halves 5. quarters 30.
Packages CeuIncares and single Tickets for sale by
VM. HURLEY Richmond. Va.
Orders FOR certificates or Packages, single Ticket.
and Shares, IN "f The above Schemes. addressed 10
the under>i. nrd, will receive the most prompt aiten-
lion, and an accnin; of each drawing forwarded as
snn: a. it IL 5-cri:ri WI. HURLEY.
Forsmail-r Sc,,eI.,rs, see NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Jan. 81 " HURLEY
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SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY, 1913.
30 600 DORLARSi

$4,000 DORLARS!
In s prizes of 10000 DOLLARS each!
Alexandria Lottery. Class II, for Isis, To br drawn
al Alexandria saturday, FEBRUARY 5;h. ~ drawn nmm-
hers oul OF =. Magnificent Scheme prizes OF SiO,-
DnD of i7u5 IS Of 010 81 of 400 200 of 800, &c.-
Tickets $40; hslves 5; quarters 30.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Io,,ers, Glass b. for lsi- To be drawn
NJ A!cxlndril, saturday, February L.. II drawn Nos
in each p.cka:e of % Tickets. Splendid Scheme: -
$40 900 IL uGu of 900, of 5ul1, of 5000, ~ OF
i mo- 30 Of iGi 40 of $40. PSI Of 900, sc. Tickets
6 10: halves :: iuartcrs2 81.
Al,hersI discount on package sales. Prizes cashed
nj sight. -
6J- For packages or single Tickets in The above, or
in smaller Schrnes which are drawing daiy-ctptaS
from 81 GOO 10 ga 600 and Tickets from 81 10 Sad
dress w. J. ni"pEh; I'"''""'' we
Ian
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF RICHIE MON ID.

go Wafer thi; tav, a, o'clock. P. M.
ARRIVED,
Barque Phenx, Boush, New Orleans.
Schr Hendrick Hudson, Munson, New York.
Scnr. Patrick Henry, Chester, Boston.
SAILED,
S:hr. Florida Coison, New York.
Sehr. Samuel r. Painter, Neal, Philadelphia
Scar. Emily Ann, Booze, Baltimore.
Schr. VIM. Applegarlh, Booze, Georgetown
Schr. Eliza Ann, Phillips, Baltimore.
Schr. F. S. FrogRard, Pennington, Philadel'
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NOD GAZE PENT or LEASE.

FOR SALE. RENT OR LEASE,
V,IIAT valuable PLANTATION called Martins, the
i property Of the late Albert L. Goodwyn, ylne IN
Dipwiddje on Hatcher's Run, about five miles from
the Courthouse and twelve from Pe,ershnrg contain,
ing about $500 acres large portion of 1t in wood" OF
prime quality. Few such estates can DO inn"d III Tue
ronntv beinp well adapted To the growth of corn,
wheat oats and tobacco The lots are IN excellent or
der. There Is Dwelling house, with liVe rooms
Also necessary out houses, wanting slight repairs
Planters eeking investments seldom meet win si"h
an opporunity of suting themselves near market Inc
Terms will BIZ liberal. Ii. N mEhpE,
Executor Of A. T. Goodwin, DECEASED.
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CONWAY ROBINSON,
Ian lI--cttsif
A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.

A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
7 OFFER for sale my Farm in the county OF Henrico
about two miles from The Old Market House. The
farm Contains hundred andsiXtren acres, of which
hundred and twenty cleared, the balance
in wood. The cleared land has all been highly i'm
proved with ln- and putresceni mlnures, and pro-
tuccs very fine crops. The umciear-d land has "a
very heavy growth OF wood, which, from lis nearnsss
IL nnrkel very valuable. On the fam there are all
necessary houses, in good order, Ia VIII dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar, a
Kitchen laundry office, dairy, smoke house four barns,
stables for horses and cows, and abundant supply
Of fine wafer. | have lived on ths farm for more than
fn;r years with ucay forty in my family. and there
has been at serious sickness rh. place IL
considered by Ihosc who know II a. healthy a. any in
Virginia.
Sly reason for wishing 10 sell ~ that may devots
my ne entirely my profession. VIII sell HE farm
for fair price and The liberal terms Persons
wishing To- bay are invited Ia call on me. either NJ my
office in Richmond or al my house, on The farm
nc diff JNO. NJ. GREGORY.
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TRUST SALE OF AN UNDIVIDED IN
TERESr IN REAL ESTATE IN TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND AND IN THE
r,l,T>-,,I, r,n ,,t- \ moo


COUNTY OF ilENRlCO.
DY virtue OF deed oitrst 1ecuied the ls day Of
ID September, 1872, by the late John II Snh, Of
Dimwiddie county, aud Mary &. his wife, for the pur
posrs therein mentioned the subscribers VIII proceed
N MONDAY, the l4th dav OF February, lsIs. NJ tho
front door Of the Cay Hall, in the city o Richmond,
at The hour OF II O'Clock. 10 sell, al pubic auction,
for ca,a all Estate, right, TILE ana interest OF the
SAD John IT, smith, aud Mary 4. smith his wife, as
at The children and heir. "f JOHN Amber, dereas-
cd III and Ia The following Real Pr"pc'iy--io
A lot ar pIrcr OF ground ~ the city at Richmond.
with the buildings ana Improvements Thereon, situated
at the al Cay aud !4i streets, containing three
facrrs he the les, and constituting
with said improvements the former residence Of the
said John Amber, decelsrd
=. \ trait Of land called "Wrstham,' situated In
TlenIco county. about MIN. miles a5ove Richmond,
bounded the Snuth by James River, and containing
upwards uf thirteen hundred according 10 late
survey. Pats o! the said property may be seen on ap-
pIlca;icn 10 the Suh'crbers.
CONWAY ROBINSON, T'u''et"'
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Richmond, August 81, ls47.-ctt
BY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
a pROcI AMAIION

a PROCLA MA lION,
INFORMATION having been received by The :-Aecu
l tive, that PETER SIMS and PATRICK, negro
men, slaves condemned to death by the Court Of lust
ngs of Richmond city, but reprcved by the Executive
for sale and and meantime confined In
the rnentiary, escaped om their place ni con
fnement, and are going 1t large. Therefore, j.
William Smith, Governor of Virginia. do Hereby "ief
reward Of one hundred dollars 10 any person or r!s"s
who shall arrest the said Peter Sims AMI Patrick ana
deliver the Peneniiary or i'iy a"iiafs Tor
the ares, and delivery Of e!ihrf; and do moreover
REQUIRE all officers of this Commonwealth, cv ana MI
ary and request the people generally Ia use ihr'r
best exerons procure the arrest Of the sad ugtvrs
that they may be brought 10 Justice
Given under INV hand as Governor, and under Inc
lesser seal uf the Commonwealth, NJ Richmond,
lskAL' this 2Ist day ofJanuary, lsds ,,,,,,
PETER SIMS is black man about 81 feet high, aud
formerly belonged Ia Sarah Bailey
PATRICK is mnlalio mln 81 feet hish and former
" belonged to the Estate oi WIN -. Wren.
IL is thought that both of the iug;ves are stu IN
Richmond. JAN ss-uitSV"'
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so.

10000 DOLLARS! 100 of 900 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Lollery, Class No. H. to be drawn al
Baltimore on "wednesday, February oh, lsa5 IS Nos,
l3 drawn.
Grand Schemes
prize Of s4n,OuOI prize of s., 0O0
900 ,592
QUO 100 prizes of 1000
5000 &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-01
CO.Partnership.

TINE subscribers having entered into Co part,
ner.hip 10 lake effect from the Isl day OF
January for the purpose Of carrying on &C.
neral Blacksmith and Wheelwrisht business,
under the firm Of KELLEY q DROWN, al 'he
stand heretofore occupied by john E. Kelley,
Tbev are nrepared 10 execute in faithful and
,.ortmanIike manner all work entrusted 10 them,
upou the most reasonable terms.
"f''' "'' "'''' JOHN E. KELLEY,
ELLIS BROWN.
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ms,eri,s e,1ssce.

u "a EfR ~ q a " fSs y
On t1mlcenM Street, un,der Hs Erchangc HoteI
TNHOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs Ia. friend.
ard the public in general, tha, he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker, In The Office t"n il
street under the Exchange IIotel formerly occupied
by ID. VI. Iinyt. and recently by l.. Is. Pendietnn.
ar TAKE SOTICE-Ali Tickets sold ii this OF
fee are in the wel--stabIished Lotteries Of W. Man
~ Co tsucccssors 10 Gregory Co., the successors
Of Yates MCINTYRE Please, therefore. To rccnlirct
No. g. Exchange Place Be particular in regard to the
number, so as TO prevent Mistakes
Drawing OF Va Mononealia, Nc. A, Jan. 27:
25 A "a 81 So 81 81 So 20.
Ticker, IS, another prize, sold and pail by
LAMBERT.
Drawing of the Sussex (Delaware) Lottery,
Extra 9, Jan. %:
SO % 10 Is 55 20 81 81 As % 63 %
Drawing oil The Alexandra Lottery, Class .,
Jan. %:
% 81 "a 70 43 IL | So 50 AZ al GO So
TODAY.
TUESDAY-The Alexandria Lottery, Class No. TO-
drawing expected Tuesday evening: Capitals $50 900
5000 5000, &c. % Nos, III drawn TICKETS So hai'es
2 30 quarters ! 3D.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-Grand Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery, Glass No. 10. drawing expected "Wednesday
evening. Capitals: S35,nGO, 10000, 5O0, &c 20 Nos
Is drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 5o.
THURSDAY-The Va. Mononaalia Lottery, No 5,
to he drawn in Alexandra. Capital: Sle,mo. 'e Nos
IL drawn. Tickets S3 halves ! 30; ours 10 CTS.
~ Orders for packarrs certificates OF packages,
single tlcket the nhcve, or in any ot a
~ Il Co.'s Lotteries, (0f which there are DRAWINGS
every dav al prices varying from 81 10 So iot
will ec-iye the prompt attention, and lie draw
ngs forwarded Immediately To distant adventures,
""e" THOMAS LAMBERT,
M a Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
,,vs Rory O,More.n Jan. 81
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NOTICE.
TN consequence Of the dealt, Of the Senior partner oil
the concern. and being unable TO give the business
myself that personal attention which Its welfare De.
mands am disposed TO sell all the stock, hXtnres ana
apprenances in land belonging To the Store lately oc-
cuped by us at the Gordonsve Depot, Orange conn-
ty to any one willing to embark in such business
Such an opportunity to young man oil moderate means
but rarely occurs II is no mere experiment, which
NAV be unsuccessful-but, having been established
more than five years, the store has good run oil Gus
tom IN, 80 far proved profitable and only needs INDUS
try and attention make II continue 80 to be- fer-
sons willing purchase will End me disposed TO make
'N 'O' r. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton & Williams
Rishmond, Dec 7, lS47.-cf
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
IL pcrsons having claims against the Estate oi
n Charles Amonett, deceased will present them 10
me for payment and those indebted TO The SAID Estate
will please come forward and settle.
NY Post Office Is Coal Mine 7. o. Chesterfield, va.
THOS ATKINSON,
Administrator OF Charles AmoneIt, deceased.
Jan. 95-c8t"
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TaIayera For Sale or Lease

II ~ -
THE valuable garden farm known as above,
/ i.now offered Tor sale or lease. |, ssuated
Immediately upon The Deep Run Turnpike, about
one mile from the City Of Richmond, and within
a shor, distance OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. Upon it is dwelling
house in good repair, and every way desirable,
besides an excellent Office, new servants house,
kitchen, and all the necessary out-houses. The
water is unsurpassed by any in the vicinity, and
the location generally considered healthy.
The Farm contains abou; SO acres, and is IN
high state of cultivation. TIL are upon il a
number Of fine fruit trees, consisting OF the best
varieties of apples, peaches, pears, plums, cher
ries &C., all selected and reared with great care.
and most of them just matured. Also, fine
VINEYARD, containing several varieties oil grapes,
and more than two acres OF asparagus beds, OF
superior quality, and very productive.
Every arrangement has been made Tor The
Spring market the servants on the place are for
the most part acquainted with the business, and
will be hired, if wished, and The farming utensils,
&C., disposed of. As possession will be given i'm
| media,eiy, all delay or loss will thus be avoided.
The neghborhood is pleasant and agreeable, and
the situation offers unusual inducements 10 any
one wishing 70 cultivate market farm.
Further information may be obtained on The
premises, or by applying TO Mr. R. A. Talley, at
The Tredegar Iron Works.
Ian l2-deo&cwtf
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FIFTY DOIJ.ARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscribers, Sunday, the
II eth August, a Negro Man named GEORGE. The
said is about 81 years OF age, black, about feet
inches high, weighs about $50 pounds, has good teeth
and a round and likely face. lie was purchased ut r.
H. Dickinson & Brothers Auction Room, on the 22d OF
March last from Messrs Millner 4 Keen, Of Plttsylva
mia Court house. lie was purchased By them-M. j h.
in Rockingham, n. Co and he vii! in all probability
make for that place, he ran off last April, and was
taken up, his way there, al Amelia Court-house-
The person that took him up TINT shot him.
with small shot, the legs and the shot marks are
very perceptibe the hind part, or the calves OF his
legs We will give $50 for the apprehension and deli
very of said boy 10 n. II. Dickinson and Brother, in
Richmond Va ii taken up after this date, and, If Ia
ken IN pre- ous this date, Will pay S5 for his de-
livery here, and the expense Of Drinking him 10 this
place from where he may he taken mp
KELLY, HUNDLEY & CO.
Richmond Aupust 81. lSS7.-Cu
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r UCK'S OFFICE, No. 5, Exchange Place,
IL Richmond.

U0kr
DO. do 81 So "a, eco, above, and eashed
hy LUCK.
This Day-Sis,oOo Capital Prize rs Nos, 10 drawn.
Whol-s SIS; halves SO; quarters 25.
Also, the Lille Delaware Lottery-S4 ,O00 Capital
Prize IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81. For sale at
No ), Exchange.
n. B.-let II always be remembered. that prizes ad-
v-r,lsed under the head Of Luck's Office, No. S. EI
change, Can he seen AT his counter. Feb. L
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-01

wv J. BlGGERS PRIZE OFFICE. oppo
w sile Exchange Hotel.
Ho, ye who pant for yellow GoLp,
Or wish, with cash, to cut a figure;
Gail ere the prizes all are sold
The "BiG ONES" can be had Of BIGGER
-, I For To day.Capitals $4,000, 5000, 5000,
close al 5P. NJ. Tickets 5 'N'
Dawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Glass Q.
~ 6l "A 70 43 II / 55 So 4S Al "a 33
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Glass 9 E,,r,
SO % 10 Is IS 90 81 81 s 4s % 6s q '
I'cket' Nos. lS % %, another prize, sold and
paid at the ever lucky office of WIN AAA
REQ. w. J. BIGGER.
oFFlcE.-D. PAINE =
" CO., Richmond, Virginia.
ms Day-sls,0O0 5000, 5000, 2 of $500. Ac ?.
Nos;, 10 drawn. Tickets IS. Wv -
., Also the Dollar LO,'ery-s4,o Oo &c. rs Nos, u
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated. No. s.
=, go 2a II 10 81 "a 81 "a SO IS ss 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-01
Standard Religious Books
PUBLISHED BY
|-HE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,"
AND FOR SALE BY
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Richm0nfl 7

u Richmond, Va.
b iXTER'S Saints Everlasting Rest, lemo, cloth,
good type and paper, 81 CENTS l2mo, cloth, very
r. clear type, 62 cents
ra- Bible not of Man /: or the Argument for the Di-
u oiisin Of the Sacred Scriptures, drawn from the
sipiur.s themselves-by Gardner Spring, ID ID, l2mo,
| u, 80 cents.
Yiay.ls Fountain of Life or Display of Christ in
hs Essential and Mediitorial Gory-by Rev. John
|rarsl D. 1911 l2mo, cloth Sc cents.
Edwards on Revivas Thoughts on the Revival OF
|ss.ion, by Jonathan Edwards, NJ, lamo, cloth, SO
.sS.
Owen on Forgiveness: The Forgiveness OF Sin, IL
is;ratei In a Practical Exposition VI Psalm l5O-oy
hin owen, ID, l2mo, 50 cents.
MenIoif of Isabella Graham: The Power OIL Falth
lrmpei in the life and writings Of The laie MIS- lsa-
leila Graham new edition, l2mo, so cents.
Nelson on Tnfdeliiy: The Cause and Cure Of lnhde
Iy, including a notice Of the authors unbeef, and
Ia. means OF his rescue-by Rev David Nelson, l2mo
i 10th, 81 cents.
Mason's Spiritual Treasury A Spiritual Treasury
o, the Children of God, consisting of Meditation for
zach day IN the year, upon select texts OF Scfptufe-oy
|Wm Mason, l2mN, cloth. 81 cents.
An Exp .sitiou OF the Ten Commandments-by the
IL; Rev Ezekiel Hopkins, ID, successfully Bishop OF
|glphcr aud Derry, who died in London, ID, 1890,
Emo, CLOTH 81 cents.
,l.moir OF Mrs Sarah l. Huntington Smith, late OF
h American Mission in Syria-by Edward w Hooker,
u u, ihrG edition, limo, with portrait, SO cents
Abbou's Young Christian: The Young Christian, or
familiar Illustration Of the principles Of Christian Du-
y-hy Jacob Abbott limo, 90 cents.
Halls Scripture History: Scripture History, or Con-
-mpatons the Historical Passages OF the Old and
New Testaments-by the RI Rev Joseph Hall, ID ID,
l. shop OF Norwich, to cents Feb.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
$4,000 DOLLARS CAPITAL
Ten prizes OF $4,000 DO l. l. n r S
Susquehanna Lottery Class b. to be drawn at 'alti-
more on Wednesday Feb, ~ 1878. 7S Nos IA drawn.
Tickets SIS; halves ! 50; quarters 3 IS.
40 600 DOLLARS, $4,000 10000!

100000 DOLLARS! I3UUU TUUUU!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 0, 10 he drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, FerbuaTy 2o,
1913. 7S Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals
/ prize Of $4,000 ! prize of S33l7
=" 5000 5prizes Of 2OOO
/ 10000 ~ 500
5000 IS 600
| " 1000 &c &C.
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TRUSTEES RESALE. OF LAND IN
HANOVER COUNTY.

WHEREAS, n H. WASH, who became purchaser
OF tract oi iahd conveyed 10 the undersigned by
JOS. J. Pieasahts ana wife, of Hanover county, by
deed Of trust dated the ansh Iunr 1853 At sale hch
took place on The premises, on the 27,h Nav sl5 has
failed 10 comply with the terms OF safe as advertised
The undersigned VIII, by virtue Of The irus rposed In
them, proceed on The 10Th day of March, Isls if fair
II not the next fair day thereafter, the premises TO
SELL To the highest bidder, the Tract o Land conveyed
containing 3ici Of which 60 are in
virgin wood and ~ IN creek low grounds of best qua
lily. and we'll drained by secret bitches. The balance
Of the land mostly IN good condition, and susceptible
of a high degree OF Improvement
The land lies IN the upper part Of lianover the
old Mountain road. and has on II good and commod-
Gus dwelling Rouse the various necessary out houses
and an Efficient and :rst mill and Is the tract Of
land on which said n. II Wash resides.
TERMSCash as 10 The balance due, with interest
thereon and the legal expenses attending this sale
and for the balance such credit the said Wash may
approve.
NA THAN, E,G 6; tcRENsIIAw' Trustees.
E.h
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Or,ce pEreRsRuRo AND Roanoke r. R; Co.
off''A : e '''- Petersburg, Jane, ls4S. )
TIME Board Of Directors have This Gay DE-
clared dividend OF three ana hsr paf.
cent. for the last six mon.ns, Fdydon1e p,s.J,
ter the 18th inst. H. ~ oiNO'
Jan 12-lm
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yY.J.Esigger's Lottery Office

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
RICHMOND, VA.
'1rHE undersigned having purchased The business at
L ]. F. WOED, Lottery Vcndcr, Richm nd. Will
continue lhr The office above, where he viii
r pleased hr old patrons IL The Office, tnd in Ill
the orders al pesoms ia the Country VINO sometimes
make adventures III Lotteries. Orders for tickets ~
auy Lottery advertised hy MeSsrS. MLGry Il To. viii be
promptly ATTENDED 10, aud official drawings duly for
wardrd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-01
by y. s.. & T.. H. Hill, Aucts.

NEGROES
VIII be sold BY US This Morning at 10 o'clock,
one negto woman, and Two children, one negro
man, aud likely muIauo girl Is years old.
N. B. & C. b. HILL,
Feu. ucls
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SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY, lo4S.
$4,000 DOLLARS!

SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY, lo1o.
10000 DOLLARS
In 8 prizes OF 10000 DOLLARS each
AieI,ndria Lottery, Glass II, for lsie. to he drawn
NJ AI..nndria on Saturday, February s. % NO. LOTTERY
ia drawn ballots. Splendid scheme; p'" 80, ~
ma ol .Ui ~ of l,nO % o 4io -V' ~ -Vo' So'-
Tickets s 10; halves 5; quarters 81.
40 600 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
i,ai, io,i.rv class n, fnr 1913. to he drawn
,t arxandria on Saturday, February l2h - , NO.
Loltery- Drawn BALLOTS trana o"a an - ono az
- 900 of 7.OnU, If 5000, oil SY"u, ~ W ,'1uv ~
- Ordersfor Packages, Certificates, or single TICK
i, The aboy. Schemes. addressed 1" the underSign-
G 'nd.d 10 hy return of Mail; and when requested,
eu' '"n, ~ ths drawings forwarded ~ re-
an aeI" ,15,css JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
ceiNe'. Richmond. Va.
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Correspondence OF he Enquirer.
L. N9

ICU7e5p0'EueNcc " tHt 7SH7HHT:1
BALTIMORE, Jan. 81. P. NJ.
The New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Markets are unchanged and very dull Dealers
in staple articles are holding of for Foreign news.
The Eastern mail has arrived, but contains no
news OF especial interest.
The weather is very disasreeable.
The Western Telegraph is out Of order.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-01

Tickets Sue halves D; QUARTERS JU.
a. In purchasing by the package, deduct the price oi
three Tickets.
10 Orders meet our usual prompt attention For
Tickets in the above any "tner Lottery, drawing
daily, (pce of Tickets from 81 Ia S2 under our ma
nar.mrnt address u.s. or c. W. PURCELL,
Jan 2G Agent for d. PAINE 4 CO., Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-01
NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
a. EE ~ 4, q.

TgAVIEG taken House the Basin. tenders his ser
4 wees ~ his friends and the public generally in
forwarding merchandise. and tor The sale Of all the
staple articles of produce.
l.. H. t. In tue sale of Tobacco, will he assisted by
e. gentleman, who, from long experience and acknow-
lodged Judgment, Is fully competent TO sustain the IN
tercsts or Planters Feb a--ctf
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Tallahassee, ,u, Florida. Jnly 27, lsa7.-em6m

LAND IN PRINCE Ed AkO CR SALE
OFFER tor sale the valuable Landed Estate j"'n.3
/ owned by Isaac Read, E.q., of Kanawha' an" NY
self. mica. ,d.,,d n,
This Estate lies In the county of Prince Eu"aru' on
BunaIo Fort and Falling Greeks, Nv" ana nan n''ea
rom B,mpirn sydney COLLEGE, three ana u nan ITO"
Pc Edward ,ouri -horls- and eight miles from the
town Of Farnviil-. II contains about one thousano
,rTrs of winch about one hundred and tweniv acres
are low grounds of choice quality, and there Is az am
ME quantity OF wood aud plant land large proper
lion of the high In nd Is rich, and in high stale o ini-
movement clover and plaster having been extensive
ly used. .,,f,c,,,,o
Mil recently repaired, with three run OF stones no
water power IS ample, and may hr doubled, u desired,
without much expense. The Mil, since nave owheu
IT, has made As much a. three hundred barrels oil oii
grain in one year The OF tins estate 10 goou
markets makes desirable property and wen worm 'ho
attention of persons wishing Ia buy Pfohtaole ahos
The ovrr-.-r living on the PREMISES VIII sho" LILO
land To any person wishing 10 see t. . ,,.n
r S-As shall he absent from home Tor me nrat
,r-. months leave above advertised Estate III lne
hands Of Capt Henry A. Watkins, of Charlotte Court
hou.e and Mr. G. Read, of FarmvilIe, 10 "ho" P'''
sons wishing to purchase my refer ~ DEAD
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