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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04
MRS. WRENCE'S
ES GA = 81 "a 81 bS Nea &c.

MRS. H. &. LAWRENCE has iakOn those and
I'l cumnoiouS fencmcEtS the Stores Of MessrS.
Brooks, Bell < Hudson and iirssrs. Binford < Fry,
The Eagle Square, Main street, nearly opposite her old
stand and is prepared 10 entertain buardrrs by the
day, as well as yearly and monthly boarders. in good
style. Tcrns moderate. The location tor persons vi
sitting Richmond oil business is of the hest the
CITY. Juy 2-cwly
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Tickets $40; halves .

~ Orders for certificates or Packages, single TICK
cts and shares, any of the above Schemes, address
ed to the undersigned, will rrcsiyethe most prompt a.
tention and an account OF each drawing forwarded
as soon as IL isrcceived.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets lor SAFE oy
]. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
l., Richmond Virginia
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LAND IN PRINCE EDWARD FOR SALE.


OFFER Tor sale The valuable Landed Estate Jointly
owned by Isaac Read, Esq, Of kanawha and my
self.
This Estate lies in the county Of Prince Edward on
Buffalo, Fort and Falling Creeks, two and half miles
from iiampGen sydney College, three ard half from
Prince Edward Court-house, and eight miles from the
town of Farmvilc. II contains about one thousand
acres, If which about 0ne hundred and twenty acres
low grounds Of choice quality, and there is am
pie quantity of wood and plant land. large pInpor-
ion Of the high land Is rlch and in high state of i'm
~ used.nt, clover and plaster having been extensive
On this To-.
Min, recently repsbere is Grist and Manufacturing
water power is ample uSith three run Of sionrs The
without much expense They be doubled. If desired,
IL, has made as much as three since have owned
grain in year. The Of ~ pafeiS Oh loii
markets makes ii desirable property, aud weave 10 goen
attention OF persons wishing 10 buy profitable ian!he
The overseer living on the premises, will show the
land In any person wishing u see II.
CLEMENT G.. READ.
S.-As shall he absent from home for the nei /
three months, leave The above advertised Estate In Nv
hands of Capt. Henry a. Watkins, of Charlotte Coy
house, and Mr. n. G. Read, OF Farmville, TO whom
sons wishing 10 purchase may refer
Nov. l2-c3m T.. G.. RI<--
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TN pursuance of decree Circuit Superior Court
4 of Law and CndHcery for Chesterfield county, pro
;:,"'en On The aGh day OF October, ls4T In the Two
following Cases:
Henry ). Battle and ais PIaintif. ! -
against
Jno. B. Goodies Adm'rs., and ais Defendants: :
and
Mack Goode, Lawson Nunna'Iy and ais. *
against Plaintiff.
ne same Defendants
And also Of other decree Of the said Court pro.
nouncrd on the same day, in The Of
James Z. Gates. guardian, &c for Lucy A., John
T., ana Robert w M Goodc, Plaintiffs: :
against -
Lacy A. Goode, John G.. Goode and Robert WIN ,
Goods. Joseph 4. Woodbridge and Louisa his wife :
and Philip +. SoutIall and Eliza J. his wife the 2
three first by Alexander Sims, their guardian ad liz
nm, Defeuda
The undersigned, Commissioners, Wi sell to tho
highest bidder on the premises, on SATURDAY, the
a2d day of January, 1885, The whole Tract OF Land
called RObertsOn's, on AppomattoX river, mile be-
low Goodies Bridge in Chesterfield county, lately own
ed and cultivated by John u. Goodr and Robert Goode
partnership estate, and supposed To contain $50
acres-bu IN order to ascertain the real quantity the
whole tract viii be surveyed previous To the day Of sale.
Also, the same day, and At the place, n Gris
machinery, water rights, mll privileges and appurte
nances belonging thereto, credit Of one, two ano
three years excep; as Ia amount III cash sufhcrn,
To deiay all the expenses Of obtaining these drcTees
and Of carrying the same into effect. Bonds with good
security will lac required, Ia carry interest fiom the
date, and the title The land and other real esintr
withheld as further indemnity.
ALEXANDER SIMS, r.,i.,
Jos. GOODE, ''"''''''''o"e'''
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BLANKETS, OvERCOATS, &c.-The SUBJ
ID scribers offer for sale a fine supply OF Twill
ed and Duffel Blankets
London OveTcoais
Leather Leggings and Callers
Seine Irvine and Thread
Hardha,n's No Snuff.
Dec. 23-2w THOS. & CHAS. ELLIS.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

WILLIAMSBURG, November 25,h, le47.
The parties 10 the above cause are hereby
notified. that have appointed TUESDAY, the 18Th
day OF February Sis, To carry the into effect on
which cay, by 10 O'clock A. NJ. they las well az other
creditors Of The Estate Of Richard Coke s decreased
on or before that day. desired 10 attend at my Of
hce, in said city, with their vouchers papers and evil
dence, To enable The Comnssio 10 report thereon
Dec. 2-cwSw w. NJ. MOODY ~ e.
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Notice.

TINE subscriber gratefully acknowledges his
l. thanks 10 correspondents for their liberal
patronage the past year and respectfully informs
them and the public that he has entered into co.
partnership with Alexander Brooks and Sam'l
J. Jones' under the firm of Jno. Jones & Co. The
personal attention Of each partner will be given
10 the business. JNO. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04
NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL

THE subscriber, al his Old stand, Main street.
I. corner below the Banks, " i'll attend 10 bring
ont Negroes, as usual; and also collecting Claims
Of every kind, and renting out Houses
Dec. ll--d&cIm RlCH'D HILL, ia.
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NEGROES

viii be added TO cur sale This mornino ,wslvs
,Ikeiy Negroes, consisting of Men, Bow, and
0' u.s. N. B. & c. b. HILL, Aucts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04

DOCTOR GfBs professional
ID ESPECTFULLY lendEhmond and lis
n services TO the citizeny
vicinity. }ankiin.
u Office 7ib strael, "
Oct. 25-o2aw3m
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Puilialla Il Shade. Aucts
NEGRO MAN,

WIZ " sold by us This morning, at 10 o'clock
one likely young man, 10 years Of ape. '"'
Jan. / PULLlAM < SLADE auc,s
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In GOA DOILARSl 80 nn0I 20ONO,

Is drawn Nos. in each package Of 26 Tickets.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 9, Ia be- drawn on sainr
day, Jan a9h, 1915 Grand Capitals: s4h,0OO, 3o,onn
o00GO. 1900, 5000, 5000, COO, 3,2;a prizes al
1850 75 Of 0OO 200 of 500, v OF 90n, 1870 of loo &c
Tickets SIS; halves : So quarters %.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
WM. HURLEY, Richmond. Va.
Orders for certificates Packages, single Tickets
and Shares In any Of the above Schemes addressed TO
tie undersigned, will receive The most prompt alien
ton, aud an account of each drawing forwarded a.
soon a. il is received. WI. HURLEY.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
Jan W. IlI'RI.EY
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Concord Academy.

THE next session Of tins Institution will CONNIE nee
the first OF February 1913, and terminate The last
Of July following. The course Of instruction, esprc
ally designed 10 prepare students for Colleges and Uni
verstes, is thorough and extensive 1t comprises the
Greek, Latin, French, Spanish, Italian and English
Languages Mathematics in all its various branches Ma
tural Philosophy. Chemistry and Moral Philosophy.
Divine services are regularly performed at the AGA
DENY by the Rev. WIN. Friend
The price of Board Including washing, bedding and
fuel, and Tuition for the session Of months is slin
sO0 payable the first Of February $40 the first Of Jnly
No student will he received for shorter period than
an entire session.
For the efficiency Of his system a. instruction. the
Principal refers TO the gentlemen whose names are
suhjoined, and 10 the Professors of the University of
Virginia and those Of William and Mary College: from
the Professors of both Of which l,lminns the Acadr
mic preparation and the Subsequent Collegiate Snccsss
of his pupils have received The highest c0mmrndi.
tons,
Communications will be directed 10 Concord Acade-
my, Caroline county, Va addressed to The Principal
F w COLEMAS A NJ, Principal.
LEWIS " COLEMAN, a NJ, Assistant.
ALEX DEMfSTER, a NJ, Assistant.
December path, lsd7.
REFEKENCES.-Hon John Y Mason. Secretary of
the Navy; DIR Scott Speaker of the senate Of vr.
GINA; James A Seddon, = Esq; Hon james Mason {.
Frederick; RI Rev Nicholas Cohbs ID, Bishop of Ala
hama; Judge Samuel Chapman Alabama; b w Leigh,
ESQ. Richmond; VIM q Johnson, Esq Petersburg;
Thomas Randolph, ESQ.,. Albemare; Andrew Hunter,
Esq., Jefferson: Gov Chapman, Alabama; Gen
eral Bernard feyttn.' Richmond; Judge Daniel Cole
man, Alabama; DR. Arnis'ead Cnok,' Portsmouth; Rn-
bert Slanard Esq.,, Richmond; Vim n Iarison Esq Z.
Prince George; Col VIM hrmis;ead,' Alabama; WIN II
Tayloe, ESQ., MONT Airy; Richard Baylor, Esq., rs
sex; Clayton Coleman, ESQ, Louisa; Rev Elliott Es-
tes South Carolina; John Tabb, ESQ., Gloucester Jas
Thornton. Esq,. Memphis, Tennessee; WIN u Roy,
Esq.,. Gloucester, Hon Robert r Hunter Esq, Essex;
Hon Thomas II Bayly, =" e, Rev VIM Friend, Pcrt Roy
al; John r Bryan, Bsq y Glnuceser Thomas : Ghpi-
son, Esq.,. Petersburg; Col John Norris Kentucky;
William A Quares ESQ., Kentucky; George VIII
kins Esq., Northampton; Alfred e. Weeks, Esq Luu-
isana.
Gentlemen who either have had who present
have, sons wards members Of the Institution.
Dec 24-dtf
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$780,, ORLEANS MARKET, DEC. 95..
NE" osmand fair; inferior 3 p, common 8
ScoAE q, 3, 81, fine Al, choice Al cents.
81, ls IInterior a 6, middlins 81 st, lar ~
Ie . S',d and tiue 9 a 10 els. MoLAssEs-S'ea
b. 81 Is a ISL cents.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04
SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES

WILL, rs one Of the Administrators Of Joseph Shell
ton, deceased, on WEDNESDAY, The I2th Gay OF ia
mary, ieE far, If not the day AT The late
r"sidenoc ol tile dccraSrd in th. county nf Cooehland
expose to sale, publicly, 10 the highest bidder for cash
some fifteen or twenty SLAVES, consisting Of men
women, boys and girls. +. l. TERRELL,
Dec. li--ctds Administrator
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RICHMOND ACADEMY.
TINE exercises of this Institution will be re-
i sumed on MONDAY, Jan. Bid.
Mr. ALEXANDER MARTIN will continue 10 have
charge of the classical depar ment.
Mr. N B. WEBSTER, formerly Professor in
the Military Academy of Portsmouth. Va, will
assist in the various departments, chiefly in those
oil Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and Mathe-
mates. &. CROZET, Principal.
Ian 1-1tw
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SALE Of VALUABLE SLAVES ATLOU.
lisa ElllE.r- AQllSE

gNHE undersigned, rs an Administrator OF the Estate
al the lttc Col. Joseph Shelton, will sell 10 tho
hiehcs; bidder, by PuhlIc auction, n, Louisa Court.
house, On MONDAY, the lith day Of January, 1885,
(that being Court day; some ten fifteen Nrr,oes
belonging Ia said Es:aie. And, the same time and
place shall SELL a. Commissioner some six or seyru
Negroes belonging TO the Estate oi The Major Tho
mas Shelton. Both lots include men, wonen boys and
Qrls possessed of good qualities and sold no fault
Trrms-Cash W. : FOWLER
louili, Dec. L., lsi7-ciiS Administered
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JOHNSON of Harrison

=, Mr JOHNSON Of Harrison
On motion Of I 'hs Committee on Roads, &c,
kp,solved, Tha! 'n a1rsS;ency OF authorizing The
.souire into ine ~ 6om Ciarksburs in Har'
se1 in she sss" House.
Their, 1MTE l"TT'S motion, ii adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04

,,oNO MARKETS, January 3-N0-
Nio ,a;.s in business at present, owing 10 'he
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04

w J. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppo-
w sie Exchange Hotel
Ho, who pant for yellow Golp,
Or wish, with cash. to cut figure
Call ere the prizes all sold
The "BiG OSEs" can be had Of BIGGER.
Splendid Scheme for To.day-Capi,als s2O, 0O0
900, 5000. 5000, 1850, 1885, 10 prizes of l,000 10
OF COO, &c. rs Nos 10 drawn. Sales close at 5,P. NJ
Tickets IS.
Drawn Nos OF the SUSSEX Lottery, Class /:
81 50 81 AZ 40 II % IS IS % %.
Drawn Nos of the Alexandria Lottery, Glass
II - so 60 80 "a 81 81 60 I9.
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Couniy--to wit

-- Colnfy-Io VII:
l. a Justice Of The Peace FOR laid Comfy,
do hereby certify that - -, vino Ia executed
the above power Of attorney, personally appeared be-
fore ME and made oath, that the Stock on which =
vote proposed 10 be given is bona fde' and that
the same is not held by of any transfer con-
tived designed to evade The provisions o: the act
Establishing general regulations 10! the incorporation
of Banks" passed the ed March, 1887.
Given under my hand, this - dag Of -, Isl
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NEGRO HIRING.
.NSOTtO
THOMAS q. TALfAFERRO oTrrs histnv Nm

NEGRO HIRING. yicas
TNHOMAS q. TALtAFERRO o!rers bisany I'M
again Ia his friends aud the pnbc SGcs ths
Hiring out Neeroes Tor the eBsuin.year. Roy him,
method Of informing those who wish tois early As
that it wnnld b. Advisable to inform ~ Of getting
they can, that he may have an opporgry exrrljon
good homes. lie pledges himself thaJroOd homes
shall be used TO obtain good prices Ars will en,tls
and hopes that an experience Of man
him Ia a share Of patronage /ai Agent for tho
lie will also continue io ACT a GCIaims &C., and
Renting out of Houses, CoeoE 10 render entire
pledges himself to spare exyiim with their bust.
satisfaction 10 all who may fp
knklin streets
Onice-Corner Of Wall am
AT u Circuit Superior
IN CIIANCERY -ViHaf continued by adjourn
Court OF Law and Chyoanty of lanes City and
ment, and holden for 5 Cont house in said city,
City of Williamsburg, Sday Of November, one thou
Tuesday, the siStsny seven:
sand eight hundred Plaintiff:
Elizabeth Coke,
agans, administrator with the will an
Edward II. Coke, sr., deceased and in his own
ne1ed, Of Richafani Lucy u his wife, formerly
right, Daniel Jhry Is. Allen, James u. Allen and
Lucy H. Alleynan; children Of frances 81. r.. Al
Frances G. Alert +. Carr and RichaId ]. Blunt and
len. decease5 Defendants.
Harriet hisf things, 1t was decreed as follows:-
AmongJred that the said Commissioner do cause
"And it Vent To he published for eight weeks in
an advetd Eniuirer,a newspaper published IN the
the Richmond, for all persons who may have claims
city Of said test tor to come in prove and exhibit
agaiyfor settlement, before said Commissioner on
ar and foryright; and in default of their coming
hfove and exhibit their claims for settlement by
Zine, they are To be excluded the benefit of this
re; but inc persons 20 coming in 10 prove and tr-
tbeif Claims Tor settlement, not parties TO this suif
before they are To be admitted creditors, TO contr
10 the piaIhth their proportion of the expenses Of
suit, 10 be settled by the said Commissioner"
E1tfact. Teste, THOS. o. COGBILL.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF REAL AND PER
SONAT ESTATE

l. ~ IL
PURSUANT la 4 decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
Il of Law and Chancery, for the county oi King VIII
liam rendered III The suit Of Christian, Agent, &c.,
against George n. Powell and others shall j. Com
missioner, proceed u sell, upon lie premises, on
TUESDAY, the !ith day If January. Isis, II fair f
not tbs fair day thereafter, by public auction, the
Tract O! Land upon which the said Powell resides.
called W"o!herry, containing, ny recent survey. $50
acres lyin. Immediately npnn Maltaponi river, about
miles from King William Court house. The build
ingS upon the farm extensive, and we'll suited for
the accommodation az large family. This farm, like
all the lands upon The Maiiapon, is very p:odnctye-
E9RRas sllra ID ilh1 iih tra'' IL marsh Of d a
At the same time and place, will be sold another
Tract Of Land, IN the upper end Of King William near
Mangohick Church, containing 800 This last
tract of land IL good any in the rechhorhood and
is we'll adapted to the growth Of corn, wheat and
bacco.
Also, at the same time AID place. will be sold about
twenty likely young NEGROES cons sting of men,
women and boys; Stock Of Cattle Horses, Sheep and
Hogs; Household aad Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Utensils, &c one iIarouche and Harness.
The Negroes will he sold for cash. and the of
sale for the other properly, which will be accommodate
ing, Will be made known on the day thereof.
+. w. SCOTT, Commissioner.
1rr George y. Powell living at Woodherry, will
take pleasure IN showing the land ~ those who may
wish 10 nmtChase. Dec. 3-cid.
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LOTTERIES.
-. Paine x Go.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.

HTCUWUNU, VTKEINTN.
THE NEW YEAR opens with Brilliant Schemes
L as heretofore. under the mana cement of FAME
CO., who the oides; Managers uf lotteries ia
the United States The great which attended
their Lotteries during ihr past year, the unr.
large prizes Than all Other ,"t together,
will doubtless be Il guide IN those wn dr~
obtaining a fn;tun- Whole at $4,000. 2J,Jtm.
5000, al III, 1000, Of 5000 of /, = tJ,J, umI
iniul-i able smaller irs have been SEM ;hi, .grn.
cy during the pist year. Fr large prizes and rTn;nl
pay, address your n,der> 20 us. ar 20
G.. W. PURCELL, Agent for Paine Il Co.
Richmond. Virginia.
The whole of CSC, 900, in Paine's Lottery sent
last week to New York.
$40 600 FOR January STH
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass =, Ia he drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, January slh,
lstH irnyy
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 50.

$4,000 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS!
100 of 81 500, and 81 600 lowest No. Prize !
Susquehanna Lottery Glass 8, To be drawn nj Bat.
NINA IN Wednashay Innuarv l4IlI lSlS
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Form Of Potccr for Voting By PROXY.

KNOW AL MN Ut 1HEsE rHEskHFs, I4'ft
hereby appoint - - 20 be Substitute
and Proxy for and in name and behalf to vote at
any election of Director or Directors OF the Bank Of
Virginia: And, furthermore, 10 represent - nj all
meetings ofihe Stockholders Of said Bank, and in -
name and behalf To vote respecting The enacting RE-
peang or Amending such By Laws, Ordinances or Re-
culatons as may be deemed necessary and convenient
for the government and management Of the said Bank,
as fully as might or could were - personally
present.
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CLARKE'S OFFICE, l4,h Street, Richmond
Xirninia 0uo


The truth must and shall be told
Ciarke's Tickets are al good as gold
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery Glass No I:
IL ~ so 81 30 "a 8 81 81 6s 49,
Ticket Nos. 81 6o, 1000, sold and paid bv the
ever lucky J. NJ CLARKE
drawn Tickets IS. ' -
=. TOT ono S-morrow-Spiendid scheme-sio,0oo 10 600
10 ds.wn o. 900, 10 Of 500, 20 Of 600 IS Nos
ssn' tickets $40. Call at
Jan: CLARKE's OFFICE.
T Uck,S OFFICE, No. s, EXCHANGE Place
~ PRIZES PRIZES PRIZES
TWO MORE AGAIN BY THE LAST DRAWING
6s 80 70 So 81 70 II - "a az 20 S'ass Il
aait Ticket Nos. 80 "a, $500 Sold in ,b. .,.u.
Whole Nos. II Is So. 5000 and pa i'd ' bv 'O'''
y For This Dny-$24000 in 2 prizes or 10 mn ...,,
NOS, i3 drawn. Tickets IS. '''' '"'"'
iso, the Dollar Lotiery-S4,0 900 Capita, Priv. ,s
I2d drawn. To secure prizes in The above 10 'dan
only necessary TO be cautious about the 5,h ny
Inc Exchange. Remember No S, '
LUCK's OFFICE.
STILL ANOTHER!
Drswn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass l:
" % % 80 63 46 81 SO 80 IS 81 S.
Nos. p 81 81, sold and paid by
LUCK.
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EXECUTORS SALE UF NLGkOt.S.
WILL. be sold I" the highest bidder, far cash.
w MONDAY, 10Th January, lsic, being Count day,)
AZ King and Queen Court house, about FIFTEEN VA
LUABLE NEGROES, belonging to the Estate o( Geo
X. Carlton, deceased
WM. +. COURTNEY, r.,,,o,
WM. b. DAVIS, hie'u'o'''
"a,
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COMMISSION HOUSE.

JNO. JONES & co.
We have This day entered into coparInership
for the purpose OF iransactng The commission
business in this city, and we shall endeavor so 10
manage all interests confided 10 our care as 10
cure and merit the confidence of The public
JNO. JONES,
A. BROOKS
Jan. 2-d&c7t SAM'L J. JONES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04
Tickets $40; halves s; quarters Q so.

10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass s, for 1885, to be drawn
at Alexandria on Saturday the 18th Of January. Low
eat M. pfizp $500.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04

IION.-II1URSDN JAN. I3, 1913.
* Virtue Of decree If the Superior Court of Law
ana EhanceIy Tor Norfolk city, in the suit Of Cum
h'msan and III Poor ct. al, the undersigned will
sen y" pubic auction, I'll thursday, the Inh day Of
january, lsis NJ the plantation called FORT HILL.
~, 'he county Of brunswick, formerly the properly Of
n1pem Is stark, deceased, valuable stock of Ne.
ms Consisting at sky seventy men, women and
children, many Of them very Variable.
~ 'hr same time Will be sold Tract of Woodland,
w tue vicinity of the sad plantations containing about
orc hhdftd and mtg acres, IL which Robert Is. Stark
died seized and possessed. sale Ia cummrnc. about
II o'clock.
TERMS.-Fur the Negroes cash in bankahle money
oi virginia.; credit of six aud twelve months fnr The
Land, the purchaser Ia give bonds with s.curtv and
lien upon the premises.
Dec 2i-clds NJ COOKE Commissioner
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Sealed and delivcd in The PEE
senCe Of -.
-.a=---.=z== - -
RANK OF VIRGINIA,

mo proxys valid unless it is executed within sixty
DAYS before The ri any election IL Is proper that
n sbonId b.. verified on oath before Magistrate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04

M ANAGERS' OFFICE.-D. PAINE e.
ISI CO., Richmond, Virginia.
rhs Day. Of SIC 900. 5000 5000, 1000. 1914, 90
Oh i'O0o' &C. rs Nos 10 drawn. Tickets IS.
Also, the Dollar Lot,ery-s4 900, &c. IS Nos. 10
Cs SO 70 c. 81 ~ 10 ia q, Lottery Class So:
Jan. ~ So'
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LOST.

LOST
IN Thursday night, the Both ul,., between the
" store o. John w. Burlington and the resi-
dence OF L. w. Gazebrook, black Morocco
Pocket Book, containing a sum OF money and
quantity Of papers-amone others due bill drawn
BY T. T. Blackford 10 favor Of q. G. Curle,
Lynchburg. A suitable reward will be paid if
the finder will leave the book al the store of J. w.
Burlington, or al Boxley's Ho:el. Jan. 4-2t
TDUCATlON.-The exercises oil my School
II will be resumed To-day, 3rd January. Pu-
pits will be admitted for The remainder OF the SEES
sion, ending the last Of July.
S. MAUPIN,
ll'h street, between Marshall and Clay.
Ian 3-3i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-04

NO.lGl EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
" Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY, 1913
$50 900 DOLLARS! 1900! 10 of ,5OO
7s No Lo,tery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
Alexandria Lottery, Class g. for !s4s, To he drawn
at Alexandria, on Saturday, January sth. Splendid
Scheme prize Of $40 hO, - 600, 5000, 000, 0DO
a45 prizes Of 900, 10 Of $780, 10 Of nG0, 10 o5G0
Is Of aOO 400 Of l6o &c Tickets SO halves 5; guar
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