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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
VIZ p. TURPIN'S LOTTERY OFFICE
W.. WALL STREET, Richmond, Va.

GRAND roR W.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No It, for 1916, 10
be drawn on Saturday, November II. 70 No Lottery
ID drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme Of S20,tnO,
of Oco of 5.UOO, Of 25oa, 10 Of ,OOO &c Tick
cts SlO; halves 5; quarters . 50.
Delaware Lottery, No 81, to he drawn November H.
65 No Lotiery-lO drawn ballots. Capitals $4,000
90 prizes Of $780, 90 Of sO0 20 Of AGO. &C Tickets $40
shares in proportion.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. Co. for lsis, 10
be drawn on Saturday. November Is. 70 No. Lottery
Ia drawn ballots. Capitals S35 900, 1900. 10000,
20 Of Oo % of 600, &c, Tickets slO halves quar-
tiers so.
Delaware Lottery, No. SO, 10 he drawn November D
7e Nos, u drawn. Capitals $4,000, $4,000, 10000
1000, 1000, 900 Of GOO, &c. Tickets $40; halves s.
quarters so.
Virginia I.eesburs Lottery, Glass B, for ls4s,lo be
drawn on Saturday, the 18th November. IS Nos, IS
drawn Scheme: $50 900, 5000, IS ,oG0 Of 10000
10 Of Co., 30 of 1900, 90 OF 900, &c. Tickets S5
halvesT so; quarters3 -.
Delaware Lottery, No. So, to be drawn November 80
IS No Lotiery-l2 drawn ballots. Capitals $4,000
5000 10 of 800, 90 of ,0UO 80 $780, &C. Tickets SO
shares in proportion.
ar Orders for Certificates or packages, single Tick
cts and Shares in any ofhe above Schemes addressed
TO the undersigned, will receive the most prompt aten-
ton Of each drawing forwarded "a soon
az il isreceived.
az Packages certificates and single Tickets for sale
BY WM. I. IchflN, RICHMOND, va
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Greek .Saaboss zriye SssEjCr,
MO. 10! EAST iAlN STREET, Rictm"a'
GRAND sCugsEs Foe NOVEMBER

GRAND SCHEdES For NOVEMBER
Virginia Lersbnrg ilt,rry. CIiss 40 &C. for isis 10
be drawn SitGrda, November H. = No. Lottery
Ia drawn ballots rizrs i"f S2n,n0h, Of 10 oeo,
Of 5,oD9 Of ,5Gl, 10 900 &C. &C. Tickets $40
shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery o. -, Ia br drawn November 10
e. Nos. ~ drawn balts. Capitals: S30.U0j % prizes
Of 500, ~ Of -od emf 80, ac. Tickets slO-sharrs
IN proportion.
Virginia leeshnrg oticry, Class g., for lsis, Ia hr
drawn on Saturday. ovrm5er Is. ~ drawn Nos a
package Of 81 TckriSiichrme: SIS 400, l3nU, 0.btV
20 Of 0On, * nf GDDkc., &C Tickets sloi halves .
quarters , 81.
Delaware Lottery p.5s. 10 he drawn November -
- No. i.ntiery-i2 AVA ballots. Prizes: s55,uUu,
Ia OGu 10 go, ,DOD, Jn 2UD os 6lO &c Tickets SO
-sharcs IL rr"porto.
Virginia Lr.,burg At cry, Glass T. for 1915, {" be
drawn On Saturday, ovenhrr IS. - No. LOTTERY
drawn ballots capd-. Str 900, 25,00o, l5,Op1, y!
10000 lGof3,cOn ~ 50u, - Of ,OOu &c Tickets
Sl5-sl,art> 10 ptopon'n.
Delaware Lottery L.. 50, 10 be drawn November ~.
II Nos, = drawn. apals: sic,r''h 5,nGn, ~ prizes
OIL so, - If l,0OO9 of 40, &c. Sc Tickets slo'
halves .; quarters
Orders for ccrlilica+ Packages, single I'ieSri'
ami Shares IN any ulbr above Schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned. wirrceve the most prompt atten-
ton, AMI al accountof each drawing forwarded n
soon a il j. received
N. y Hurley pay postage on all letters !" ana
from his office.
liurley's rule is IL tsh all prizes al sight
Please address you ordristu WN HURLEY.
NuO, Nam street, Richmond, Va
All cuisines !idr entail. NOV
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VALUABLE MATTApONI LAND FOX
SALE

On the 18th day Of November, sis; That being cour
~ day for King 4 Queen conaty'! pei''e haIot -"
,, Tav.,n NJ me Con: house OF the sad county,
shal offer for sale, 20 the highest bidder, tha; ell
known Estate on Inc MatiapODl Tiver, called Man.
TuA Il cca;ans between three and tour hunhre
,c,,s i; frrli.r conveniently situated a. the toprt
hs,so. ~ KING 4 Queen and Kin, William SIX n!-s
from ,h- ir, and from tile iast-ih- r'yer abound
rI il nh and Wild fowl Besides the Aisl land. there
is a large body OF marsh
Attached 10 this Estate, there is valuable Ferry.
from King 4 Queen 10 King William, tie mo.ety IL
which will also h- Offered for public sale, At the same
time and place with The Estate.
Beth pieces OF property were conveyed 70 ME, IN
trust by the late Carter VI. Brarton To- the brnert Q!
his wife and children.
TERMS will he ibe raj. .ni made kHow" on The day
OF sale CARTER BRAXToS. Trustee
Oct 3l-ctf
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SINTON'S NURSERY,
NEAR RICHMOND, VA.

NEAR RICHMOND, VA.
the for planting has arrived, the subscriber
n would respectfully call the attention of his friends
and the public generally TO hs large ana extensive COL
lection of FRUIT TREES, embracing, perhaps, a Sc.
lection that has not been surpassed for the climate of
Virginia. and nearly all propaeated from fruit'bear-
ing trees in his own orchard. Tie would here take
occasion say that, at the Agricultural Fair, in the
Fall of 1916, in Richmond the Committee on Orchards
unhesitatiuey awarded him the premium on both Apple
and Peach Orchards and also for the best exhibition OF
Fruits on the day of The Fair.
Catalogues, with directions for planting, may be hao
a, William Palmer's Seed aud Plough Store, at Peyion
Johnstons Apothecary Store, and at the once oil the
Southern Planter where any orders left will be pune
tualy attended 10; and letters, post paid addressed to
the subsc rber, Richmond, will receive prompt at
tention JOSEfH SlNION.
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Madison House.

MISS II. RING having taken The Madison
lvl House, respectfully solicits share OF pub
lie patronage. lis central location, and long es-
adjustment as Boarding House, renders de-
scriplion of ii unnecessary; having undergone
thorough cleaning and repair, it is ready 10 re-
ceye boarders; and Miss R. assures her friends
tha, no exerion shall be wanting 10 render her
House agreeable and comfortable 10 all who may
favor her with board. Those members OF The
Legislature, who have sojouTned with her in The
Park House, she respectfully asks call from,
before engaging board elsewhere.
NV 6-2a WdSctls,Dec
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From The Cincinnati Daily Times, of May Goth
: ....-..r. a ~. u Al 8 aM QE WILD CHERRY.

We would advise readers who are laborlng under
nm affection Of the lungs, 10 make immediate tra Of
ms ,tuly excellent medicine The most intelligent
and respectable families of our city have adopted u as
ayorte family medicines and persons predlsposed TO
Consumption, who have used II, speak IN .he hehes
terms OF its efficacy. ,
scores OF individuals have been cured oil Asthma
IN. early stages of Consumption, bleeding OF the Lungs
obstinate Coughs sc by this Balsam-niter nope haa
we'll nigh Welded TO despair. We say tins IN all can
dor II is indeed melancholy truth that Thousand,
fall victims Consumption every year, Tor no olne,
cause than neglected Colds yet we md hundreds anu
who treat such complaints with the greatest
Indifference, and let them run on for weeks ana even
months, without thinking of the danger
~ Beware of counterfeits and imitations-Syrnp'
nd all other separations Of Wild Cherry. Remember
tues Buy none but tho genuine and original Dr. WIS
TAR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed ]
Bats on the wrapper.
For sale, wholesale and retail by
GAYNOR & WOOD,
No 40 Main S:.eet, Richmond,
Nov. ls4s. And by Druggists generally
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Selling off

, GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
ERCHANT & SMITH having determin-
~ ed TO dissolve the co-pannership existing
I..seen them, on the LIST OF January next, and
SsssEous OF reducing their stock as low as posi-
p sesl from this lime. offer their entire stock O,
lady lady MADE CLOTHING-At grcat!v re-
AM iarlr stock is large, fresh and WELL ASSORTED
N.Y. viii be sold much less than goods OF similar
a1 81, can be purchased Tor elsewhere.
ri, NOSE in want will find il to their interes! lc
y shc examine our stock before purchasing.
NO'.3 ia, Main Street.
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FORTUNE,s HOWE.

tSTASD BACK, GENTLEMEN, AND LET THE
FLUID PASS.
THE subscriber having been appointed by Dame
j Fortune rs one Of her agents Ill distributing her
favors amongst the people in this part of the world las
located hiselfat No 6. Main street, Richmond, front
Market where he will be happy To his friends, and
to receive orders from any part Of The country which
will be promptly and confdentiay attended To. II IS
useless for him advise dictate to any what Is
TO their interest in securing TO themselves, by small
inyestme Mt competency for life and as he is opposed
to the putting system, will not do so, but will only re-
mark that il any of his friends, the public general
w. have any spare change that they feel disposed to
risk in this way they will always find supply, and
variety Of tickets in all lotteries under the management
OF the old firm, d. PhlNE& co. who, for The short
space OF time that they have been established here
have been the most successful Managers IN The United
dollars 900. 80 1000, 10000, 10000, $780, &c, &c.
&C. can be had my Office; and tickets from one TO
twenty dollars, always hand. For particulars see
hills Of the day RICHARD CHALK,
No. 6. Main Street.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Pokomoke, As. Capitals Sl5 0Oo
8 OF 5000, &c. IS Nos. ID drawn. Tickets S4'
Sa,urday-Grand Consolidated, Glass %. Ca
pias: $4,000, Of $4,000, is OF 1000, &c
rs Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets $40 shares in pro-
portion.
II Orders for tickets, packages, certificates Of
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Lote-
ries advertised by Messrs ID. Paine q Co. attend.
ed to with promplness, and drawings forwarded
to all who wish il. Il. CHALK.
Nnu
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ORDONS VII lie
EEyH ALE AGABEMH

nEyEREND II. NJ. LINNEY AND LADY, late o
II the Virginia Annual Conference, Will open
School for the reception Of Young Lade. al GnIdons
vile Orange county, Virginia. commencing the 18Th
November.
II may be necessary TO say few things TO the pub
viduas who propose TO engage in teaching, and tht
place where the Institution is located The Prlncpa
has spent Ave years in the best colleges in the dgcn
study Of the Classics and the English branches.
short time he spent in teaching. Since which time
he has spent six as travelling Minister. Mrs. Lnney
was educated in the best schools Of Virginia, and has
been engaged successfully in teaching the present
year
soon rs they may be needed.
Orange county 10 proveIbia Tor lis health ana thf
intelligence Of its inhabitants.
To persons living down the country we would say
by sending your daughters TO this section, they vii
have the benefit Of the best water and the pure noun
tain air. The from Richmond stop daily within
a few hundred yards Of the Academy. Every efor
will be made render the situation OF the young
ladies pleasant and agreeable In case Of sickness
they will be attended by DR.. c. Beale who has eI
perence of thirty years In the practice OF medicine
and in whose family some are expected TO board.
For board and tuition in all the English branches
per session Of 1--WE months, ~,
Music, y
French and Latin, s. each, II
All the branches usually taught In the best schools
will be taught In this. No charge will be made fol
medical service. The Principal has large and well
selected library all will have free access to it, School
Books will be furnished, at reduced prices The &C.
eond session will commence on the frstof May. stu
dents will be admitted at any time and charged only
for the time they are in attendance.
1l-rW4w
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MRS. SIlEEFEY'S

.SELECTSCHOOL FOR fOUNG LiDiES,
AT STAUNTuN, VlRGlNla.
A FEW vacancies having occurred IN tins school,
N Mrs Shelley takes this method OF calling the at
rrntion Of The public rs character and design Inc
nIan on which his been conducted for the last tret
wears has proved emnrntly satisfactory and successful
The number IL pupils being limited IL Twelve, Mr.
Sh.y with the Of her daughters, i enabled
10 Gryoir thorough Alteration IL their moral aud n,eiec'
mai trainin. While Mrs ShcfIrv Is ready 10 acsnow-
,edrr that considerations of pruniary nature hfst
led her Ia enter upon this VOCATION she hopes that III the
prosecution of her work The true interests ~ her pu-
mis- will ever he the main. spring 81 hereneTtions
The next session will commence on Wednesday, Ne
veuIber Sth. .
TERMS BOARD and tuition in English branches,
for session Of five months So; French slu Music on
m. Piano or Guitar, with singing, s!0a small charge
for use Of Instruments Payments 10 he made "n--iGi
In advance. .;.,
Circulars containing particulars may be obtained
bv anpIica;lon Ia Mrs She-y, stanton; and niorma-
ton NAV he received from the following gentlemen:
Reverend d Tyler, Principal Of the Deaf and Dumb
Institution Hon d G Baldwin, Hon l. P Thompson,
Hon A II II Stuart, E Striking, Esq. BenJamin Cfaw-
ford. ESQ., James A Cochran, Es,, S,aunton.
Hon r K Meade, Petersburg
Hon + Lnma;, Fredericksburg.
Gen II Lewis, Rockingham
John : Galiaher Esq Winchester.
tol AEiress Hunter, Ghars,tnwn, jefferson county
Hon Daniel Smith. Rockingham.
o r Baldwin, Esq, Richmond.
Oct 54--ce
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.

GRAND SCHEMES foh ~ ENoEN'
As, 900 DOLLARSl OF 10000 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. -, 10 he
drawn al Baltimore Saturday, Nov lltt, 1878 -
Nos 10 drawn. Grand Capitals Sij,GOO, 5 Of la,Om
is of 000 10 of 800, &c sc Tickets slU halves -
quarters so
66 600 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 30, 10 he drawn n
Baltimore .Marvland on saturday, Nov 18th, lsie.-
rs Nos, ~ drawn. Prizes SG6aOO, $4,000, =, COO,
III 900 25 of nnU a5 of Geo. 25 Of iO, &C. Tickets
S2u halves 10; quarters 8.
40. 600 DOLLARS! 30 .! ) 600 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. IS, for leis
TO he drawn ut Baltlmar" Maryland, on Wednesday.
Nov 29ih. 7s Nos, Is drawn Scheme Sln,UJO ~
prizes of 0UN 20 Of $50, 20 oi 500, -. Tickets s2
-sharcs in proportion.
~ Orders promptly and coafieniially attended 10
Drawings forwarded 10 al who "rderH Postage need
not be paid on orders addressed To I. u. LICh
Oct30
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arFalR IN TAPPAHANNoCK.-on the 18th
sSS,mber il Providence permit, the Ladies of Tappa.
hammock design holding Fair, for the sale oil uss.u
and fancy articles the avas Of which will be applied
70 The erection OF an Episcopal Church In that village.
The Ladies earnestly solicit the attendance not only oil
their friends and acquanances, but OF all those VINO
feel an interest in promoting the erection oil
hs and appropriate houses of worship The Far VIII
continue TWO days oeloi
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TDtf2St'ANTiO the provisions ri 4 DE-, Il oi Trust rir
! CGtrd by George :. Dnva ~ F. ". Sr0ii ami duly
recorr, In the Clerks office q Caroline c"nnty. FIR
t yIr2o-t. securing ,rh' dee t. the a;r Pleasant
Terrell. shall On WEDS ESDAY. the 18Th IT Novem
her. l-ls the ri JciIH P.arnss, the county
ii Caroline, sell 20 the hshcs, bidder, for cash. 'hr
Tract Of Land in the sad decd mentioned, II being Iie
Tract ii Land upnn which the SAID George ;. Dhvdl NJ
preGeat resides The buildings II. good the land pro-
duciive, and The ncgibnrhonG desirable For small
family, tins would be most agreeable residence
SELLING rs Trustee, shalt convey only such title ~
H. vested in me, which Is believed L. he perfect.
or, l--cwtds + w SCOTT, Trustee,
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NOTICE.

A PPLICAT!OS veil be made I" the General Asseni-
n bly, &c virginia, IL il, next session on behalf Of The
Chesterfield Railroad Company, for authority Ia change
thr line IL rir road ana 10 make branch thereof 10
Warwick, point near thereto, on James river;
or 10 make road from pon on The Richmond and
Petersburg RAILROAD IL Warwick ur some other point
near thereto the river, n IL he USED III cnHrc-
lion with the latter road mode or another may
hereafter preferred aud Tor au,h1nty 10 make an ar.
ran with the Richmond and Petersburg haiif"a
Company !uT doing the transportation on the ,hc>Ur
& "a - ~ n no uart Dct IL cW3w
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LOTTERIES.
a. Paine Il "a.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
xxTUpJE TICKET, Nos 81 Al 40 the n,ize az
w TIiRTY-slX THOUSAND DOLLARS, which
was sold and paid by Purcell 4 Go, being the largest
prize sold IN city within ihe la't Twelve years and
amountirp IL more money than all the pf,z-s Sold nv
nil other Managers in r la.t i.u or three years hui
we can continue this evidence, Ind do 20 MS i reason
that ADVENTURE snu:d buy u" other tickets than those
under that od established house ul IL. PAINE a co.
th-y heinz IN, Oldest aud nrst .nccess!I Managers il
the United states
BEHOLD THE PROOF!
Whole. Nos 81 81 oca ~ ,,a aa sasooo Ga
HALF If 8 81 Al, 10000 Quarter 10 Al 60, $50
ona,rrr. , % 65' $1,000 Whole, - 50 81 :i,eU0
The following prizes have been sold since ,hr r-t
August :-fiair 1000; whole, s, coo; Whole 600;
whole u76; whur, 2,2e0; whole, ono, together win
numerous smaller ones, all of which can b. seen al
PURCELL'S OFFICE.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER!
IS 600 DOLLARS! BOT $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consnlidat.d Lottery, Glass 2s. Ia be drawn
at baltimore on saturday, Nov. II, ISIS. 80 Nos, Is
drawn. ,c
prize Of si5,onO IS prizcscf 81 con
2 p,izrs nj $4,000 81 $40, sc
Tickets sio--tllves AMI quarters in proportion.
GRAND LOTTERY For THE 9th.
sGG OCG S33 600! ;s22 900!
Grand Lottery Cias> No. 30 TO be drawn
on saturday, November a5lh, lsis, nj Baltimore. 10
Grand Capitals
| prize Of sn ,o'"" - pr'zes"l $1,000
33,WO - :. 6Du
! g $1,000 - I" 100
! g II 900 &c. &c.
Tickets $40, halves 10; quarters 5.
40 600 DOLLARS! 20 Of 5000 DOLLARS!
Susaurhanna Canal Lottery, Class 80. %, for lsis,
n hr drawn nj Baltimore, Maryland, on "Wednesday ,
Nov. agrh. ~ NJ. Is drawn.
Grand Scheme:
lpu Al. mo
l prize of Siu'ooo ~ pti.eso' S',ouu
30 prizes Of o'uuoi2 ~ ouu, @c.
Tickets sl2-slaes in proportion.
J In purchasing by the package, deduct The price OF
three Tickets.
o. Orders meet our usual prompt attention. FOR
Tickets in HE above, any other Lottery, drawing
daily tpricr of Tickets from II $40, under our ma
naeelnen, address us, or {. W:PuRcELi,
AeentiurD PAINE & CO., Richmond. Va.
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AUCTION SALES.
ass Is. Goda!i,s, AuesiuMeer.
TRUSTEES SALE Of VALUABLE COAL
LAND LIZ TuE CNIiNI QE HEN


TGUSI EES' SAIEUc VALUABLE COAL
LAND IN rtiE f.DIiSI, OK HEN
pIf.a
aS .t"s =, .Fru o. Hn>i eNtr6itd 20 " S'''soI
~ ~ pa',r' tIh- anu ha.y 4 ~ ~ "i'r
oe','"- a-.e ~ ~ letri'r', = =, ~! lF'''''"
~ 80 .,a ,rnsr 1nsb, ana ,,, ~ ,. N, ~.
na,tias Interested orocr-d a. III, NO., ~ n,,,,s
an ,he ..rns hereinafter stated an FEIDay :, J. mn
day al Nnyep,ber 1919 nj II O'Clock 81 If f,f II no;
The nr,, ftr Jay III, Heal Estate c"nyr,e ~ In siI
ae,n ana asffnr' l,ns - hna, ,tet - pare
I.ni. s,s ria,J H. m, couptv NJ iI.n,,rn h,,,J
nls psJa Inn II crouch,. .stat- William cntir-l.
l,nJ !, III co,i M comment, called and known Al
~. ~, ~, b.. IN ,,a, Pr pnw neruo,rt H.
I, a. ~. M ~ IN, s,d ,,al r,l,lc !, believed
IN, n ~ nj ,,,,1, !, h;ch ih,y are vested
80 80 y MI /, IN. .,.rutinn !,
-, H.. ,d -, :, , ~ .o,,n, ~, - Ir lyiili,n, NJ.
,I 81" a,I ',e 1t, ~ I.,i,aats AZ ,bnut
e, snn a,ei -, 80, 49, - !, ras :, io(I,n \
S,.,, ~" - Ha.' ,,, ri 1r,.,, Las ,hr n,n
i, -, 49, I, '''I = H., gr,.,.. h.,,,,, d,,-
-, ,,ch !. an h,r AL, 1sra,,,d,n H-n,irn .onnfl
-, ~ -, 49, ID, ~ su,n ,,nr..d. - al.
49,, i,n,..t 49," - ~ ,,,J. knn,vn IN ~. lac ~
II, u,,,, ~ - ,anJ ms brsn .u,r.y.d AMI
- 800 49,, 80 100, 80 - 49, so 49,
~ '''' 80 pETrp ci.rp.S1,
NM. /, prpEiEs Trustees
1851, .t,,.. w cnnntN 49,,
" ."e '""uu''e' =! h"''
Sry AT TIE place. ana immediately aittr iilr
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THE CHAIR OF POLITICAL ECONOMY,
&c IN THE COLLEGE OF VILLA VI

ru,uIS il 10 notify all persons DESTROYS OF becoming
L candi lalrs for ihr vacant char above menlnnrn'
IN forward their applications H. me- with view 70 'nr'r
D.ca,nlrr r.,t when tie vacancy will be filled. The
profrssorshp i endowed with m annual salary 81
81 0Cu prr anuum and so fnr every student attending
~, cau,, h,usa Virginia JOHN TYLER
NJ 6cwtd Rector William and Mary College.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-10
Wall s,rcst. City Hotel, Richmond, virginia
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LAND AND ,IlLL FOR SALE
I OFFER Tor sale my Land aud Mlll, IN the county al
1 Dinwidj", On stony Clerk, about eighteen miles
from Petersburg, and two ani 2 hall miles West 81
Dnwiddir Court. hn sc. There IN this tract al
land 5s acres, according 10 old survey about hall
which * IN original growth There also On the
land two stof, dwelling "usr unt nisrs tof ser.
wants, ic., SITUATED hlan hill The location j.
very healthy, and the water excellent.
The n.ll Is II this in. some "hl nat ~ repair =
The water power j. sufficient Tor nanuitriuIn. our
poses LARGE an! tbs i enc Il The best II
iia;ions The :pr custom. There need be- no
fears about supply OF during the dry season,
Stony Creek is constant stream as hppomat,ox
river
Persons wishing 70 purchase this vnirlb- property
will please apply 10 mr., IN Petersburg .! 10 Captain
Lewis F. Ianler living near the plantI,on, who Will
show The premises 70 any one desois 70 buy.
Nov ln-cw3w DAE'l. & BUTTS.