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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
Greek Nation EssXe Office,
NTO.lOi EAST MAIN STEET, Rietmon

GRAND SCHEMES 20 OCTOBER
Delaware Lottery, No. 50. 10 beiawn October llh
rs No. Lotirry-ia drawn ballots Scheme: S35, DOo,
% prizes OF 600 ~ of 6UD. 20 ofixc. Tickets sO
halves ); quarters = 80.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Cla$9, for lsis, 10 he
drawn on Saturday, Octnorr liih drawn Nos. in a
package OF ii Tickets. Scheme: $1,000 l2nO0, ,GOO
son. 30 Of 900, 30 of $40, &C. acSes $40; halves
); quarters 81.
Delaware Lottery, Glass So, 10 idrawn October L.
7S Nos, Is drawn. Capitals: Sphh, IL 900, 8,OnU
$3.50, OF 1000, 10 Of 800, 10 800, Yc. Tickets
$40; halves ,; quarters 80.
Virginia I.eesburg LOTTERY ClaNo. Ct, FOR 1919, 10
be drawn al Alexandria on SatnV, Oct. 81. 81 No
Lottery 10 Drawn Ballots. Gia Scheme: S30,oOO,
20,Ouu, 10000, 5,DG - Of lJGn0 Of eln 20 Of iOn
sc. Tickets SiU; halves :; qulers So
Delaware Lottery, No IL. 10 drawn October 25th,
- No. Lo,tery-la drawn ball' Capitals 100000.
10000 7.sln OOu II Of ,OUO Of 500 lOo of 100, sc.
Tickets Sl0-silares In pIoportI.
THE MAMMOTH 0TTERY!
100000 DOLLARS CPITAL PRIZE
$4,000! $4,000 so 00l 100 prizes OF ) 600
Virginia STATE Lottery, for Glowing Lresburs AGA
drawn NJ Alexandra. Va inriay, October ao,lI,
1919. q No. Lotterv-ll drIa ballots.
Grand Canls:
! prize al SlnO, GGU prize uf SlnOnD
. 10000 prizes d aOl6
! :" Is 900 2s53
20,O0UI Il l,Ooo
5000 Lowest Nns-nf $40
Tickets SD; halves 10; cutters .; ri:hths : 3d.
Orders tnf certificates Ekacrs, single Tickets
AMI ShareS, any al The abo, Schemes, addressed 10
The undersigned, will rrcsivtle most prompt aitrn-
ton, and an account Of rarlhnwins forwarded a.
soon NJ II = received.
~ B.-ilnrry pas prsag on all letters 10 and
frum his office
liurley's rule i Ia cash all pies nj 81 ht
Please address your urlerst WIN. HURLEY,
No.lU, Main rect, Richmond, Va.
All business strictly cnnidcral. Srpt2l
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Louisa Railroad.


TO LYNCHBURG, CHARLOTTESVILLE
AND STAUNTON.
Daily by Railroad and
ToCharottesville, s. 90 Messrs VIM. P. Parish Il
Co.'S Stages. A liberal
10 stanton, 81 90 amount of baggage allow
To Lynchburg, 81 sos Alternate days with the
Packet Boat, by the Rail-
70 Amherst C.. H., so Sroads and the Stages Of
Messrs. J. L. Heiskeli &
u Nelson c. H., 100 Co.
,1s between Lynchburg and Junction, Sc so
~. between Amherst q. n. and Junction, 6 SO
s1'- between Nelson C. II. and Junction, 6 90
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on Tuesdays, Thurs
,aY' and Saturdays al 4, A ~, arrive next day in
HNamcnd at liz, A. NJ; IN Washington at 4d, p. Al.
~ n Baltimore by z, 7 NJ.
fa"tngers for Lynchburg take the cars at g. A. NJ.
Y sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, arriving in
ai'ov-svle before night; leave next day at 4, A 81,
iha Teach Lynchhurg At 6, r. NJ.
rare between Washington and Staunton, si0-Tick-
= ~ The Boat or at Staunton.
~ lU-cii G R MASON, Agent.
SALE OF LAND, CROPS, PLANTATION
uIENSlLS, STOCK, FURNITURE &c.
w subscriber will offer for sale, on THURSDAY,
he sn DAY Of November, 1913, IL fair. otherwise,
~ next TAR day, all his Household and Kitchen Fur
Har, Crops Of Corn Fodder, Oats and Hay, Stock of
Jersey Wagon
.. ne same time, will he offered for sale. publicly,
nr tract Of Land on which he now resides, on the
,ih buckingham road, three miles from the town of
'a"ohest-r Th's tract oi land contains about 455
an"nt io' acres cleared The balance in woods
. W'hs immediately on the route OF the Richmond
THIS land is well adapted 10 corn, oa,s whea, and
''> and would, under proper manag Weld an
-,ail crop OF two hundred thousand pounds Of hay
'efr Is, also, thrifty young orchard Of choic.
flt Trees. ~
DE improvements are comfortable and convenient.
- would afford desirable residence either TO the
Atithan, or farmer.
wy person desirous of viewing the premises will
~ ~ eau on Mr. benjamin Hatcher, Mr.. David Pat
''oh, @ the subscriber. on the premises
;J The TERMS will be liberal and accommodating
~ made known on the day Of sale.
ot; l0-cwtds JOuN { nycHCNSo1
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VIZ p. TURPIN'S LTTERY OFFICE,
w WALL STREET, Rhmnnd, Va.
GRAND ScAEMrc lOp 0HTlRER


Delaware Lottery, No 81, The drawn October IN
- Nos, rs drawn ballots. calQls S35.00D 20 prizes
oi l2oo ~ "l 600, = Of 400, ~ Tickets Sin-sareS
N proportion.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Cts No 50, for lsiS To
be drawn on saturday, October 9Th. 7s M. LOTTERY
ID drawn ballots. Splendid shrnlr: si0, 'mo, r.
ocO, 7WlO, 1000, 30 Of OuO a0H $40, &C. Tickets
SO; ialves5; quarters . 50.
Delaware Lottery, Class 81 10 drawn October le.
IS Nns, 10 drawn. Capitals: Sd, nl, l!,eou e,"ou,
3ueO, oil OUO, 10 Of SIN. llDf 5a', &c. TICKETS
SO; halves 5; quarters , 80.
Virginia Lreshurr Lottery, Ciss No. 81 for roe, 10
he drawn on Saturday, 0ctnber!lst. 10 Drawn Num
bers out at b6 Capitals: 5000, aI,0OO luO0 ''Uoo
~ OF OO, ~ OF 900. ~ ol IOJ8c, &c Tickets Sio;
halves5; quarters = 81.
Delaware Lottery No. 81, toe drawn October a1iii.
- No boltery-l2 drawn IDIOTS. Prizes: sjc'ohu,
ln0O, $50, 5uu0, ~ Of p) 81 Of 500 100 oil iOn &c.
Tickets sl0-siares in proportion.
Grand and magnificent Scismr 10 be drawn II Aies
andria October 2Sth lsis mas, - drawn.
Grand Cpitals:
prize 81 SlOO,DD0 prize oi Sie'nn wv
dO,oon , prizes "t 5,olG
l 25,Cn0 ) - a,so5
~ mr. Itml nbn
Is 900 ia lowest > Nos.l Of 500
Tickets S2u: halves 10; Inarters5
W Orders "a: Certificates or nckages, single TICK.
cts and shares, III any Of thr ahSr Schemes addressed
10 the undersigned, will receive die most prompt alien
tion, and an account Of each drawing forwarded So soon
az II Is recelved
R- Packages certificates aud single Tickets for sale
by WM. r. TURIN, Richmond, va.
Oct
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va%n to The property advertised abov. ~ M,,s,,
aud Io,n Dsesenson, Leonard Claiborne, John Dick
wing pan., MOSS Trustees the undersigned. as sur
Public sqt,,o. Of Iohn Dickinson & Co. will sell at
hen ss Oa on The 18th October aforesaid ON Re rms
anvl., known, the following valuable Lots in
nins II. on the West side of Main stree, ,s-
Pam s..t popeny Of John Ross fronting 81 feet on
a. A.o running back about 100 feet, to the Ca.
r propery J. ~" containing about one acre, adjoining
'un stre.si. Nathaniel Wilson, on Newton and Cal
f,iron ~, ano running from street to street.
~ b. so cause, the two las, mentioned lots should
!. ah of,b,' Tue 10Th October, they will be sold on
seri.ed as mainly interested in all the property
10 propev .', We hereby assure the public that the
% being, !. WI be sold advertised, ita0at rsserus;
aah'e mink, amongst the mos, desirable and
ahaes, u In Danville, and In view Of the rreat
I'd To. .a. 20 from the Richmond and Daauiae Rail.
aHd an unus,., 80 large an amount of property must
'n'a. any good opportunity for invsstme nts of
A. FLEMING JAMES,
0s'Vber lbh TAO EDWIN JAMES,
'cN JOHN DICKINSON.
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Madison {. H., Sept 2G lo4s-cw,dS
ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE

HAVING settled permanently N the south, again
II offer for sae my lands yiu. IN the County Of
Urange-crnsisiing OF SEVEN fARMS-suatrd say
tw" miles from Raccoou Ford. on The Rapid Ann river,
hrly from Fredericksburg, twenty fran The Louisa
Railroad and about three 0Ei the projected line al the
Fredericksburg and Blue Ridge Railroad.
Four OF these farms have large proportion OF low
grounds, of unusual breadth, zach side Of Mountain
run These farms now line order, with u heavy
cuvrr upon them, and well adapted Ia The virginia
staples, corn, wheat, and tobacco. ana afford ann
dant materials for SPEEDY, permanent aud indefinite
improvement, having IN excellent vein 81 limestone,
oi easy access, running through them. The INST
lafn--vi7:
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / .0n5 arrrs and i ii-
vird by and substantial irnrins int" suitable pro
PORTIONS Of meadow, upland and woodland. The
dwelling house il large thoroughly and newly repair
ed and painted AMI the outbnllnss sufficient aud
in good order. This farm admirably atap,ri 10 III
ag- grazing, being fine grass land, ana well supplied
V I'LL water and shade IN every field.
TIE WlNDEE TRACT contains GG0 acres, next
above the Meadows. Mountain rnn-lis proportions
Of meadow, wood aud upland being nearly the same
II has a comfortable small ,rnrment upon il, s..
THE BlRCHl.ASD TRACT contains also con acres
IA large proportion of which i bottom land on Noun
tain run, of he first quality for grass crops.
THE INDEPENDENT TRACT contains i6s acres,
and IL well propnHoned in lis divisions Of wood, low
and upland.
GOSHEN contains l75 acrrs-lylns East Of Mountain
run aud is about equally divided into wood ami titled
land.
nRAZlER contains 80 acres Of bottom land nrrrro
The Meadows, "n Mountain run.
WOODLAND contains a.5 acres of timber lard.
These Tracts situated III 4 healthy section "f
country, and offer the irsl Inducements 10 gentlemen
wishing desirable farms III The upper country.
More particular information respecting Them VIII bc
given by my hrothef Jeremiah Morton, livins near ~"
premises. who j. fully authorized To dispose III the r"
prriy His address Is Racc"on Ford Gnlpeper county,
Va JACKSON MORTON.
IAJ- The Richmond Wing, Virginia ilrIald, Washing
ton Union. aud Winchester Republican VII copy once
aw-rk. Aug. i-cwlf
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
NEW Route 10 LYnchbuFg, via Charlottesville,
" by The Four Horse Post Coaches Of Messis.
J. L. HenkclI & Co, leaving Richmond on alter
maze days with The Packet Boats.
For Tickets. apply 10 William Fl. Allen, Office
Richmond, Fredericksburg Il Potomac Railroad
Company. Z. X MASON, SUPP,
Sept 2s-2aWl Louisa Railinai Co.
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S1O OOOi 400 0OOi SlOO00 /

Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. u, for lsie
to he drawn al Baltimore, Maryland on Saturday, Get
lAh. IS Nos, Is drawn.
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ETHAN AND ROOTES' QUARTER
Enn Sal (.

INLTHAN il beautifully situated in New Kent coun
IL ". the South side Of thr Paninnary river, one
milr above IL entrance INTO THE York river " u one
Of The heaIthirt places II that section Of country and
l. well known ir intended rrhlnntinn ~ The Rich
mlond and amnnkry Railroad. IL contains lle' acre.
al vtry fertile highland aud ISL acres ui marsh. db
acres of the ai.h land ciearr-th- = wood Iani
The cleared land Is well w=-red and l. well adapted
Ia the cultivation 81 wheat oats aud corn. he wood
land IL covered with pinr and oak timber, which eau
br advamtaceuusy cut aud sru, 10 New York marke,-
The marsh Is situated ihr North side q! the high
land and offers every facility iur raising cattle. ioT
which Richmond always affords ready and convenient
market. Attached Ia Ethan - good mari bank,
whence abundant supply Of mar! can always br
obtained.
The improvements Ethan consist J, large brick
dwelling house. which Except the wings, winch can be
repaired riing -Npensr) i III excellent order, tue
ROOT and attic story being entirely ncw; large store
house 60 feet long by 30 rei wide aud Two stories he
wei! adapted Tor storing grain, &C an excellent dock
laJ feet long by s. feet wide, plankrd ever WIN oak
blanks. and furnished al the td and sides WIN strong
spilrs; grist mill, turned hy nrveraIlIne water
power brick kitchen, corn house, aud several other
out buildings.
GODTEs' QUARTER is situated in New Kent
county On The road from Richmond IL Williamsburg
aud j. about SIX miles below New Kent Court hnrsr.-
Il Contains one hundred of cleared land aud four
hundred acres of wood Land IL very fertile and well
waterrd, aud Is adapted 10 the cultivation 81 wheat,
oats and The wood land i covered VIII; tine
pine timber which. being near good landing, oan hr
advaniageUgsy rat AID sent 10 market There are no
Improvements On Ronts' Quarter
Euham aud Rnoirs' Quarter will he sold separately
One third Of The purchase hcury WI be required !"
be- paid in cash: other lwO thirds remain on
Them payable IN equal instruments IN ~" and three
years.
ANY additional! information that may he required can
he obtained from tile subscriber, who VIII hr Al Ethan
from the present until the 18th day nf October next,
aud until the l5t oi October next VIII he nj
Boyden's Exchange iInte, In the city Of Richmond
d ,arlllsviile p0st-Oicr Is the post Office nearest
10 Ethan. EDWARD WILSON.
New Ken, co. Va, Sept 49, lsis-c9lif
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E,yJCfi5& OFFICE,
NO. 5, EXCHA Nc E 2 l. a & + I,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, SaoiAih-
THE following, grand and magnificent Lotteries are
Ia he drawn during the present month, under the
management OF u. PAINE & TO-, whose Vendors are
now distributing all the large prizes The following
have been recently sent to this office, some o! which
Were sold, others returned:
Nos. % Is, $4,000 Ms p 80 y, slao "o
Nos 81 a. - 200 number of $ 600 each.
" TO secure large prizes, oder :" H., .
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,,aOsGENE GAS!-Fresh supply just re-
Y ceiyed per schr Marietta Burr, and tor sale
PURCELL, LADD & co.
% IH,nnisfs % Main Street.
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ID. Paine ~ Go.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

L
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WHOLE TICKET, Nos 81 Il 40, the prize OF
w TIIiRTY-s.X THOUSAND DOLLARS which
was sold and paid by Purcell 4 Co being the larges,
prize sold In this city within The las, Twelve years and
amounting 10 more money than all the prizes sold BY
all other Managers in the la-i tHn three years, hul
we continue this evidence, and do - ~ reason
that adventures should buy other tickets than those
under that old established house of ID. PAINE l. CO.,
they being the oldest and most successful Managers in
the United States.
BEHOLD THE PROOF!
Whole, Nos, 81 ~ 10, $4,000
Whole, S 4G 81, S25,GD Quarter, 4G So bI, ,nG0
Half, 8 81 ~, l2,ooO Quarter, ~ Al 60, a,5ou
Quarter, 2G Is, 5000 Whole, - 50 81, a,uJo
The following prizes have been sold since THE frsl
August :-ilaf, sl2,0OU; whole, 5000; whole 4.UUt
WHOLE 2,O76; whole, ,asO whole, 4,OO0 together with
numerous smaller ones, all OF which hr seen n
PURCELL'S OFFICE.
Examine the Grand Schemes for October. and forward
your ordersto wv. PURCELL. < CO.,
Asentfor Paine * Co., Richmond Virginia.
$4,000! s2OOOOl $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. u, far lag,
to be drawn al Baltimore, Maryland Saturday, Ucl.
i4,h. IS Nos, Is drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prize Of $4,000 | prize of $1,000
10000 /" 1000
| $4,000 20 F" ,0OI
7,5ao &c. &.
Tickets SlU-shares in proportion.
NOVEL SCnEME.-No BLANKS.
Lowest three number prize, 81 quo; single nunhc'
prizes, SIS; highest Two number prize san6; lowest
two numbers, $50; and all tickets having sosr al
the drawn numbers, each, S..
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class -, 10 be drawn
at Baltimore on Saturday, Cc alsi, lsis. 70 Nos, ~
drawn.
Grand Capitals
prize of Sd4,O0O prizesof Sl,75O
g 10000 500
/" 10000 1854
g d,732 leo 900
1 .2,5U0 &c. &c.
Tickets Sl5-halves and quarters III proportion.
ANOTHER SPLENDID LOTTERY!
IS 500 S25 900 30 OF Fl 900
TICKETS ONLY $40.
Grand Consolidated lottery, Class No. &c 10 be drawn
on Saturday, October 18th, 1918, al Baltimore. IS
Nos, ii drawn.
Grand Capitals:
/ prize OF DISCO ] prizenf $4,000
l /" $1,000 GO prizes of LOCO
/ g 10000 100 s. 500
q 5000 &c &c.
Tickets $40; halves .; quarters so.
a In purchasing by The package deduct the price Of
three Tickets.
% Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above, III any other Lottery drawing
daily tprice of Tickets from 81 To $780, under cur ma
nagement, address us, or Z. w PURCELL,
Agen, for d. PAINE L CO., Richmond. Va
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GY TIE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
pR0fI a NATION


WHEREAS, 4 vacancy hath occurred III The Gene
w ru Assembly Of this state, by the resignation Of
John w NASH delegate elect for the county OF Pow ha
tam Therefore, John r. Willy, Lieutenant Governor
Of Virginia. (actnr In the absence Of The Governor
from the OF Government, in exercise 81 the autho
ry vested the Executive By law, do hereby require
the sheriff Of the said county Of Powhatan 10 hold
election in that county On THURSDAY, The End day al
November next, 10 Ill the vacancy Aforesaid.
Given under my hand a Lieutenant Governor, TACT
ing as Governor, AZ aforesaid, D aud under the
lsE.ll Lesser Seal Of the state AT Richmond, this
18th dag of september, in thr year l5is
Sept l9-ctd JNO Willy.
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& VI VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

IOY win. ~ DaN LILLE, VA.
executed !, Coed Of trust, dated eth July, 1870,
Isrlbefs and stephen r. Neal and wife to the sub
ru.i 10 ,.e" "n n Gordon and Peachy z. Grattan,
viii on ~, seeae deb, due F. J. 5. James & Co
he Town Of ,s t October ls4s, on the premises, in
iue,cn for Va, proceed to sell, at public
.auab. Bril- y money. to the highest bidder, that
nan Sr-,, =, MOUSE and Lot on the South side of
albon, and w. aolonng the property Of Hagood 3
" as Tfns.aeute Is believed To be undoubted, SELL
Us BY said deed. WY ~ -
'eaiber 18TH lsts
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TO THE PUBLIC

THE Tavern, Storrhouse' hind &c, al New Kent
Court house Is for sale I'LL The first of October. and
the subscriber 10 dispase ul IL for fair
side rton IL is rented, subject the above pr
vilrge.
The tract al land contains about 500 acres, mostly in
wood The cleared land Is productive in AL the crops
suited 20 uur climate, and the Tavern affords ire
market for tiirui-rSpecIaly It's large, new and cnnno
dous stable, with IA stalls and ample carfias. room
This building was finished in lsi2, ard covers 3,6oo
square feel. The location agreeable and heahiul-
in thriving neighborhood-with every advantage OF
supplies IN Fish Oysters, Crabs, Wild Ducks and We
nson To be had In their season, AT the door, as thry
pass on 10 Richmond. Venson may be had on The
farm Distance fIom Richmond thirty mIles, from III
tlam twelve and from Williamsburg thirty, directly on
The route OF the proposed Ethan Railroad and one and
= half from Cumberland on the River. Terms accom-
modatng. Apply to
i ID CHRISTIAN. New Kent Courthouse,
q Y; BaSSETT. Old Church. Hanover, or
SUTTON & WINSTON, Richmond.
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JIM. Clarke, Lottery Vcnder
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.


CLARKE has been more successful in selling Capital
~ Prizes than any in the United States, as The
Managers themselves will attest
One of the most brilliant and splendid Schemes is
offered to his numerous correspondents TINT ns
ever hepn drawn in the United States lie takes great
pleasure in recommending this Scheme rs one that has
never been equaed In this country.
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LAM ert,s a. fiji { e :,

On Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotcl
rgiuOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
aud the public in general, that lie has canniencft
the business OF Lottery Broker, in the office ton i:
street under the Exchange Hotel, formerly occupied
By ID. NJ. iioyt. aud recently by L. ID. Pendleion.
Drawing OF Mononealia, Glass 81, Oc.6:
81 25 I3 54 "A 40 50 81
Ticket, 8 Is %, another Capital, sold by
LAMBERT.
TO-DAY.
TUESDAY-Th- Va. LeesbuIg Lottery, Glass y,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals: S2O,OO
of 900, l76s 10 Of 1000, sc. 7sNos., II drawn
Tickets SIS; halves so; ars. IS.
Observation-Disclosures Scheme The Delaware
State Lottery Glass No. So Capitals: $4,000, $4,000
TO- OUO 5000, 5000, 4,000 22a5, 10 Of 200, Sc -
Nos, IL drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; ars. So
THURSDAY-The Sussex county tDelawarel Lotie-
~, Glass No. 20. Capitals $4,000, 5000, 3,3es, OF
26OO 400, 300 ,iOo eOG Of 300, being the lowest
Mo- prizes. rs Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets SIS; halves
80; lrs. IS.
FRipAY-The Virginia Monongaia Lottery Glass
No. 50. Capitals: slo0Gn, 5000, &C. Is Nos, II
drawn. Tickets 81; halves !: quarters !.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The sussex comfy
(DeIawar-) Lottery, Ezra, Class No. LOB s;,GOn Capt.
tal 66 Nos, 10 drawn Tickets ST.; halves SO cents
quarters IS c.
Saturday Evening,-SalescIose al 5o'clock.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS.
A MAGNIrICENT ScHEME.
Tile Virginia Lersburg Lottery, Class No. 80, 10 be
drawn nj Alexandria Capitals $4,000, l2.utn, 1910
1000 000 $50, a,00g. 30 of 900, Sc - Nos, "A
drawn. Tickets SlU-shares in proportion.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER asrH, lsi5.-rlE NAN
n
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NOTICE

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY
W the lali day Of October. isis, # air II not, on the
next far day. nj the lac residence Of William Novel;
drc-asrd in the county of Buckingham, the Tract of
Land which he resided the tine Of hts death
tanning about six hundred Also, Tract aiJoin
IN. The same, containing Two hundred aud forty eight
Also, the time and place. thr stock "f
every description usually found upon an estate 10 TINS
part Of tir country. Also, seventeen Negroes consist
ing az men, women and children.
the day after the above SALE VIII be SOLO, On
the premises one ether Tract Of Land, known rs the
Si'lhuuse Tract, containing three hundred acres on
which Thomas a NorveiI nov lives together with this
Stcrk of Corn, Oats, &C &c.
The Term. of the sales made known on the days of
sale by JSO NORVELL, p,..,,o,.
semi a2-cwtds WM u NORvELL, '7
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100000, 10000, $4,000, 10000
Inn PRIZES OF 81 OOO.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for endowine Lees
burg Academy and for other purposes Glass A, for
l84s be drawn Alexandria, Va, Saturday, Oct
26th under the sperintendence Of Commissioners. az
No. Loitery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme !: Of
slO0 900, of 4u,OoO Of a5 Oo0 of ,00o Of 600
of 10000, OF 50l6, of 2sa3, loo of 900, l73 Of
500 Is of 300 Is Of 300 Is of 100, &c. Lowest No.
prize $500. Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters 5.
1J Send your orders TO ]. NJ CLARKE, Richmond,
Va who receives the notes Of solvent Banks in the
United States. Postage, as usual, need not he paid
Gent
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SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL ES-
TATE


by virtue Of Two several deeds Of trust TO me,
ID cuted as Trustee, hy AIfr-dJ Twyman-thr one at
date tr iG:h Of March, iei6. and lis other Of date the
18th OF February ls45,-boh Of which deeds are now
Of record in r Clerks office 81 the County Court Of
Greene county shall proceed on TUESDAY, the 2lst
day Of November, lsi5,t lair, VI not, The next far
day,-fo, thr purposes therein mentioned. 10 sell nj
public auction IN the village Of :'ranardsvillr, Greene
county, to the highest bidder for cash. the following
property, ar so much thereof may liz necessary 10
raise the amount in the deeds mrnIonrd-lu wit
tract or parcel Of Land, containing. some twenty
three acres, be the or less, lying IN SAID
county, adjoining the lands vi Joseph Hall john Wood,
aud Douglass Dckrfsonlnd other iIdct or parcel
Of Land also IN sid county. rpaainin. some one hun
dfrd and ii:ty acres lie the less SAID tat
tract parcel 81 land described n The lrntun Mill
Tract, and aijoins the lands OF Mary Wmteow, Robert
Siochdrii, ana others.
Also, al The same time and pace the same terms,
by virtue OF SAIL deeds, several valuable NEGROES.
The title 10 the above property believed IL br Inds
pntahr, but selling rs Trustee, shall only convey
slch Tile a i vested III me by said deeds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-10
ryEcnT0g,s NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
IL per-ons Ia wing claims against the late Dr.. WV.
"A Mts1os are requested 10 present them immediate
10 N the undersigned for payment; and those indebted
10 his estate are respectfully requested To make pny
menl ia him without delay. Is. f. PRENrIS.
Executor Of Wiam Mnon, deceased.