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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-31

In pursuance OF The above decree he under
signed will sell ci2hty-fve ,ha,cs u he stock,,
me Rirhmont. Ffcar6ick. burg ari pct,mac Rail
Road Company, b. puh.lc suct;cn 10 The high
IS; bidder, ior cash, al III i:ont tor d tie Far
neTs Bank Of Virginia. IN he lG.A Jay Of No
vember next al IL o'clock. Nj.
JAMES LYONS,
JAMES D. COLEMAN, oo"' -
Oct pa ids
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ne Platform of the Whig Ca ndid
for the Vice Presidency.
BUFFALO, Der. IL, lS,

BUFFALO, Der. IL, 1888.
Sra: Your communication of the 18th instant
IL Chairman OF committee appointed 6y HE
|aNTI-SLAvERY SOCIETY OF THE COUNTY
| OF ERIE" has just come to hand. You solicit
nv answer to the following interrogatories:
lst Do you believe that petitions to Congress on
the subject Of slavery and the save-trade ought 10
be received, read, and respectfully considered by
the representatives Of the people!
3D. Are you opposed u the annexation of Texas
10 this Union, under any circumstances, SO long as
slaves are held therein!
Sd. Are you In favor Of Congress exercising all
the constitutional power II possesses 10 abolish the
Internal slave-tIadc between the States!
9Th. Are you in favor Of immediate legislation
for the abolition Of slavery In the District Of Column
ba!
an much engaged, and have no time 10 enter
Into an argument or To explain nj length my rea-
sons for my opinion. shall therefore content my
self, for The present, by answering Alt your insst-
some future occasion a more extended discussion
on the subject.
would, however, take this occasion To say that
in thus frankly giving my opinion, would not de-
sire 70 have t understood in the name of pledge
AT the same time that seek no disguise, but free
" give my sentiments any suhjec; of interest TO
those for whose SURFACES am candidate, am
opposed To giving any pledge that shall deprive
me hereafter Of all discretionary power. My own
character must be the guarantee for the general
every important subject am bound TO deliberate
before act, and especially as legislalor-to pos
sess myself Of all the information, and listen to
every argument that can BE- adduced by my associ-
ates, before give final vote. IT stand pledged
to particular course of action, cease TO be re-
sponsible agent, but become a mere machine
should subsequent events show beyond all doubt
that the course had become pledged To pursue
vas ruinous TO my constituents and disgraceful TO
myself, have no alternative. no opportunity for
repentan &c, and there is power TO absoive me
from my obligation. Hence the improperly, not
to say absurdiiy in my view, Of giving pledge
am aware that you have not asked any pledge,
and believe know your sound judgment and
good sense too well TO think you desire any such
thing II was, however, to prevent any misrepre-
sen,aton on the pau Of others, that have felt II
my duty To say thus much on this subject.
Very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
W. Mills, ESQ.,, Chairman.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
s r. O I. q N

SEPTEMBER 2sth, ls4s, eff the Wharf h, Port Con-
y way, WALNUT COLORED CHEST, about
three and half feet 10 length the lid split, and nailed
down with four large nails with white oak hinges
The Chest, at the time was stolen, had within nine
Dresses, Purasol, and some other articles. among
which was a Qat not quite finished, made of calico
and kleached cotton pieces, three cornered OF very
small size, and some very notable v,st pieces III IT, Ihe
Chest and ts belonged to Miss Nancy Adams,
daus of Mr. Thomas Adams, OF King George coun-
~, Virginia. will give the vaiGe Of the contents oil
the chest for the delivery Of them TO me.
Oct3l-r THOMAS ADAMS.
ANTHRACITE COAL.
THE subscriber begs leave TO inform his customers
and the public generally, that his stock of Anthra-
cite Coal Is complete. II comprises as follows:
1875 tons Lump White Ash, for furnaces.
425 do B. and s. Red Ash, for CRATES.
IS do Egg, for stoves.
so do Stove, prepared for cooking ranges.
Ny Coal has been particularly selected from the
approved mines, and warranted Of the very best gu III
~; and will be sold on accommodating terms
My office il at the Coal House, In rear Of the Union
Hotel, on 18th, between Main and Cary sts.
There box attached the door OF the coal house,
where all orders deposited will inset with prompt At
trntion j. DAVIS.
Oct lT-w4w
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
NEW AND VALUABLE IN

pROVENENT, IN FARMING UTENSILS.
~ SINCLAIR. a. co, OF Baltimore, have es-
II. tablishrd an agency in this city, opposlte the
Banks Tor the sale OF their improved and extensive va
riety Of agricultural Machinery, Plonghs, &c
The ate ntion OF Farmers Is Plrticuary recommend
ed 10 the ollow list Of valuahl, Machinery Pioughs
&C "a quality To render success I" the
purchaser. The materials from which tnry are manu-
factured and their construction II no, surpassed All
INDUCEMENTS purchased will be warranted both "a re-
CARDS performance, quality OF material and workman
ship-vz:
Threshing Machines
Straw separaiors, for ditto
Corn ami Cob Ciushers
Horse Power do.
Hand and Horse Power Corn Shelters
Wheat and Corn Fanning Mills
Cylindrical Straw Cutters
Maryland Self Sharpening PloaRhs
aiso thirty parrerns tva,ious kinds flonShs, Har-
,ows cuItivators Gram Cradles, Psrming and Gard.
ners Tools and complete assortment Of Garden aSd
Flower Seed Oe' -o-N''
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The Piano Forte Business.

MASH g. WOOpHOUSE, BOOKSELLERS AND
IN STArIuNEas, are supplied with an Immense
assortment of superior PIANO FORTES, from
The extensive mandatory of Mcssrs. Stodarl q
Durham.
Persons are assured that there is not the least
necessity in sending North TO buy Piano Fortes,
when no iairer terms in the purchase, roI a bel
Ter assortment, can be found there than the sub
scrbers offer here in Richmond Oral ami writ
len evidence, from reliable business men, can be
produced 10 substantiaie these facts. The quail
ly OF the instruments made by Sfodau & Dun.
ham is established for all The requisites which
constitute FIRST rate Piano Forte.
The subscribers have in their employ an c1pe-
rieDced and skiliu hand whose lime is devoted
10 Tuning and Repairing Piano Fortes and 9TH
er Musical Instruments.
Orders promptly ami faithfully executed.
Also on hand, an assortment Of PIANO
STOOLS, beautiful paerns-and every hing
appenainins 10 the Piano Forte business sup.
piled. Sept. l6
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Private boarding.

AIRS nOCTOR CLARK can accommodate win
ll comfort air vounr aides, who may Wish to attend
any OF the SchnnIs of m, city, with board.
Her house Ia nI.asa nty situated franklin street,
between fifth nd srih lust half square below Rev
NJ D. Ho.e,s and Mr. scvens' Seminares. IL Is also
very near Mrs. Kingsfoi, mrs' Dfew ana the "'''e'
Forbes.
Parents and yuardiar, assured that every alien
ton will be paid 10 tie health and comfort of their
daughters and wards that they could receive al home
ANY numha, will be given ii required
TERMs~soOn ror IN. scholastic yearone half in ad-
vance the rest at the Esd Of Eve months.
Oct 3-dErIms
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Tiekets saO; hnlyes lO; Quarters ~
E.UGlS,S OFFICE.
10. 5, + Z G 81 A y G E PLA

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE attention Of the friends and patrons of this far
famed prize establishment is invited 10 the follow.
Ing list OF Schemes To be drawn during the month Of
November, under The management Of the old aud sue
cessfnl Managers, ID. Fame IL TO-. whose Lotteries
take the lead Of all Others They have sent more prizes
I" Richmond IN the few months than all the Mana
gers Combined or thr number cent 10 Richmond,
LUCK has always had his fiill share.
cr To secure large prizes, order 0f
LIrK. Richmond
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A CARD.
d OBI. McNAMEE, manufacturer OF SUR
n GICAL & DENTAL INSTRUMENTS,
No. 10. Governor Street, has on hand several ca
ses of Dissec,ing Instruments, osuperior qualify.
N. B. An kinds OF repairing done with neat
ness aud dispatch. Oct. 2o-nl
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A TEacaER WANTED.

xHyE q. sire To employ Teacher 10 take charge oil
w small School in our neigTt"r!ood for the ensuing
vear W. will give liberal SALARY for teacher well
1uaiised In instruct onr sons in the usual branches nj
EDUCATION including Mathematics and the Latin and
creek languages We shall claim the privilege Of an
examination the applicant. We think proper Let
irys with trsimonias of qualifications, and proposals
nj terms. viii be received Ivy Mr.. HAMS. al Powhaan
Court house, and by Col Hopkins, al Macon, P"wha,
tan and promptly answered.
Oct aO-c4t H. l.. HOPKINS
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6RINKER & MORRIS.
VALUABLE MATTAPoSI LAND FOR


ON the 18th day Of November, ls4s THAT being Court
" day for King Queen county, before Major Bal
ey's Tavern al the Courthouse Of the said county,
shall offer for SALE the highest bidder, that veil
known Estate the MattapoDi river, called MAN
TUA. It contains between three and four hundred
acres, fertile conveniently situated 10 the Court
from the first and two from the last-the river abound
Ing in fish and wild fowl. Besides tho high land there
is a large body Of marsh.
Attached TO this Estate, there is valuable Ferry,
from King & Queen TO King William, the moery of
which will also be offered for public SALE the
time and place with the Estate.
Both pieces Of property were conveyed TO me, In
trust by the late Carter NJ BfaIton for the benefit OF
bis wife and children.
TERMS will be liberal, and made known on the day
of sale. CARTER BRAxTON, Trustee.
Oct3l
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KING AND QUEEN LAND AT PUBLIC
AIrGTIlN


THE subscriber will sell 1T public auction. on WED.
NE~DiY, the 18th November. II fair. Il not. the
next fair day thereafter, tuDday excepted, her Tract
of Land known by the name Of Niii Farm lying IN tir
upper end of King and Queen county two miles above
nsirk ard only tina, distance from navigation. u
contains upwards Of eight hundred acrrs Of land which
Is well adapted the culture OF con wheat cotton,
oats SC. Il has il an abundance Of wood for the
supply OF The farm, and ahonnda with water OF the best
quality II is not surpassed ~ any situation in the
lower country for health aud good socetv-sslns CON
venient TO either Baptist, Methodist, Ep,sco?a
an Church.
The improvements are sufficient, Tor large family
having t.yo story brick hnnse with eight wei! arranged
rooms Kitchen barns, stables carriage and ice houses
negro quarters &C. II has excellent apple and peach
orchard, Of choice selection.
further description II deemed unnecessary, a. Il -
presumed any person wishing purchase will view thr
premises before the day of sale II Will be shown To
any person wishing 10 purchase by Mr.. Lawrence Muse
or sir. John Lum1kin.
A. the same time and place, will be sold several Va.
Iuabl. Mules, Stock of Hrgs Cows. Work Oxen, Wa
CON- Carts Plantation Utensils, Crop. Of Corn, Oats
Fodder Shucks, &C. Sc.
TERMS made known the day Of sale.
OCT l3-c,ds MARY w MISE
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Walking Canes, Cutlery, sc

THOMAS TYRE.,,
Nc. GO, 7doors ab"ve Cy Hotel, Main street,
HAS jest received, and is COW opening, one
IL The most splendid assormen,s of Walking
Canes with and wi,hou, swords, mounted in silver,
Gold, Pearl and Ivory of every variety OF Wood.
WhaIebone and Cane "ever exhibited in Rich
mond." Silver Ivory and Pearl Heads and noun
tines for fitting up Canes.
Also, handsome assortment Pocket Cutlery
consisting Of Pocker, Pen, Dirk, Travelling and
Camp Knives, mounicd'in Silver, Pearl, Tortoise
Shell and Buck Handles, many OF entirely new
patterns, and manufactured by The celebrated
makers, Rogers G. Son, Wos,enholm & Son. and
Jopa han Crooks Nov. l-3t
ORTUNE'S HON E.-CHALK'S
i OFFICE, No. 6, Main Street.
Halt Ticket Nos 9 80 a, the Capital prize OF
$4,000 in Pokomoke Lottery, Glass %, was re
lurned 10 the Managers on Friday. Oct. 9Th, for
want of a purchaser. The Tide is setting towards
Cnalk's Office, and no mistake. | hope my
friends will lake il al the flood.
Drawn Nos. F. F. Seminary, Al:
% a. % 81 25 50 AZ 81 as 10 % 1 II.
Nos. AZ 81 81. another capital sold and paid.
This Day-A rare chance is offered. IS Nos
Is drawn. Grand Consolidated, A, ezra. Ca
pitfalls: $40, 600, 10000, 1900, $500, &c. Tick
cts only S..
Come forward, the fluid is beginning TO lake
effect at CHALk'S,
Oct 81 doors above The Old Market.
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LOTTERIES.
y. s>askGg s. e-G.
MANAGERS Oe lOl,ImpIES

HhNtiGitiS W LOTTERIES,
RicHGOND, VIRGINIA
WHOLE TICKET, Nos. ., ~ AZ. the r,:z. al
TiiiRTf-Six THOUSAND DOLLARS, which
was sod ana PAID by Purcell \ ~ b, inr The largest
.',zs sou ~ hs city wn the lat twelve years AMI
amounting 10 inofr money ,haH 81. tie pIizes old hv
ais ;der Managers the Ia; t,3 - ;,r years In.
We cn cantiEie iis evidence, and do - as 4 rrosc,
t' airrnsnrrrs should buy no other tickets III tu-e
I'ies tia, old established hJ, e III o. False a co
ny being the odess and mos; cessfu Managers in
iiic United States
BEHOLD THE rROOF!
srho!e, Nos, Ell II 10, $4,000 /,
w m.,S, Is 81 s25oo Quarter, 4s SO g. s5,Sto
ana'tsr ~ IS, la,"oo Gnoe, - - ST. anpa
ao o''""ing lI::ss Law" hcta s"id since the iirst
august :-'la!f. sia,ucJ; Whole ) coo; whole. 1 uuo;
"hoe, 2"'b, wioir go, Whole iGpi together .siln
nr,s,Gu' s,.iasr ones all o: which can he seen Al
fURCEi,L'S OFFICE.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER
100 900 DOLLARS!
p'yiach INTO prizes Il $4,000 each
Su>qhrhanna Canal Lottery, Glass No Sc IN he
a aIa%n NJ Baltimore on Wednesday, Now 9Th, ls4s-
Grand Scheue:
prizes Of ss1OOo aIizes of {, aaa
!. 5,Wo ~ 900
1850 &c &c
Tickets $40; halves s; quarters : 81
IS coo DOLLhRsl OF Is, 600 DOLLARS,
Grshd Consolidated Lottery, Class 90, 10 he drawn
Grand Capitals
! priLe ~ $4,000 IS prizes Of 81 600
P,.l u i3,huo ~ SOD, &c
IicEets Sl0-halves and quarters in PROMOTION
GRAND LOTTERY FOR THE asru,
SOC U00 S33 600! So 600!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No 40 10 be drawn
on saturday, November 2jth, 1916 al Baltimore 10
Nos, ~ drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize ~ St6,UO y prizesof al 900
.b3,bbu - 6u1
:. 220U0 rs aus
ll,MO &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 10; quaurrs3.
200 DOLLARS! 30 Of 5000 DOLLARSl
susqnehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. -, for is4s
TO be drawn al Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday
Nov. 2yth 70 Nos 10 drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prize Of $4,000 81 prizes OF $1,000
~ prizes of 5000 81 . 500 Sc
Tickets Sl2-sharrs in proportion.
" In purchasing by the package, deduct the price of
three Tickets
" Orders meet our usual prompt attention Fur
Iickets IN The above or IN any Lottery drawing
daily, prce of Tickets from ST $40 under our ma
nag1mrnl, address us. or .. W. PURCELL,
Asentfor D. PAINE a. Co, Richmond. va.
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PLEASANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE
TINE dissolution OF my late partnership with my
brother making necessary for mr. 10 reside IN the
CITY, will lell my residence, u miles from Gown
There are about ten acres Of highly improved land,
neatly laid out with choice fruit ee, &C and houses
of every description. Tie hou es alone cost more than
Is asked for the whole property.
Tsrms viii D. made con venient 10 the purchaser.
~, Ec,f w NJ HARRISON.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOvEMBE
10000 DOLLARS,


Divided into 5 prizes OF $50 900 each.
susqnehanna Canal Lottery, No. 50, 10 be drawn Al
Baltimore on wednesday, Nov. 9Th, 1913. rs Nos ~
drawn. Capllas: Of 2u,0O0 of 1000 ) OF $50 5
Of s3a 20 Of loo, &c. Tickets $40; haves s. quar-
ters 50.
$4,000 DDLLARSl 3 Of $4,000 DOLLARS E,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. o. TO he
drawn At Baltimore on Saturday, Nov. lith, 1918 7s
Nos 10 drawn. Grand Capitals: s45 COO Of $4,000,
IS Of lOOa. 90 Of 500. sc sc. Tickets slO halves s.
quarters > 50.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARSi
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 30 be drawn n,
Baltimore. Mlryland, On Saturday, Nov a5th, 1885,
7o Nos, - drawn. Prizes: 500 .OOu, 3J,o01 ~ GOO
1000, IS Of ono, q OF Geo, IS nf 40 &C Tickets
$50; halves 10; quarters
10000 DOLLARS! 30 ul 1000 DOLLARS /!
susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass M. ~, for ls45,
10 be drawn NJ Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday
Nov 29th. Is Nos, 10 drawn Scheme gil, 0an, %
prizes Of 0Dn 81 Of 900, 30 of 500 &C Tickets SIG
shares in proportion.
90 Orders promptly and confdrntioily attended 10
Drawings forwarded 10 all who ordert Postage need,
not be paid on orders addressed 10 {. B. LUCK
Oct 30
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j. w. :i:ary q Co.,

A. w. 'HGTy q, TO-,
IN A n GERS
Successors to J. GREGORY & CO,
OFFICE, NO. |, tTY HOTEL, RICH.
~ MOND. rrglni
Drawn Nos. II LetsIs Lottery, Glass A
drawn % h Ociobcr-Ipiai Prize 500 900 =
Single NJ. Prizes S.
% II IS 3 20 IA IL 30 IA So 81
GRAND SCHEME FOR NOVEMBER.
Delaware Lottery, No. to be drawn November LIST.
rs No. Lotery-l5 drawnlIIcls.
prize of S3S 90 10 prizes Of $1,000
10 prizes Of /, so 400 loo, &c.
Tickets SlU-stes IN proportion.
drnwn on Saturday, Noviber 4. - No. I.ottsry--ll
drawn ballots.
Citals:
! prizeof 5000 ! prize Of ss GOO
/ :" IO'Oa SC. &c.
Tickets only sIa-hares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery. No., to be drawn November s.h
IS No. Lottery 10 drawEols.
Ciiais:
| prize Of sa5,ol 20 prizes Of 90 ssoo
Tickets slO-ares in proportion.
Virginia Leesburg Lolry, Glass No Is, for ls4s To
be drawn on SATURDAY. :vembsr u. 70 No. Lottery
Is drawn ballots.
. o,z.,o, s,o q o,,z.. Of sa.sea
100 Is GW
4 SO &c. &c.
Tickets $40; lives 5; quarters SO.
Delaware Lottery, MOI 10 DO drawn November d.
Sc No. Lotery-l0 draw ballots.
| prize Of saOj6 70 prizes Of - ssh"
20 prizes of 10 20 400, &C
Tickets $40; lives s. quarters 81
Virginia Leesbure Ltery, Glass No. 6s, for 1915, 10
be drawn on ssturdayNo Is 70 No lotiefy--H
drawn ballots.
| prize Of sas@l 20 20 prizes of sl OCT,
/ moo &c. &c.
Tickets slU-,hares IN proportion
Delaware Lottery, N. s., 10 be drawn November q
70 Nos, - drawn balls.
prize Of saSoO lPrze oil s7'cM
/ 1000 200 COO, &c.
Tickets $40; alves 5; quartersa so.
Virginia Lressurp pl,ery, Glass h. for 1913, TO be
drawn on Saturday, ovembrr - a. No. Lo'lery-
= ' '-'''''' Grad Scheme:
prize Of s ssssS 30 )" prizes Of s1; $
1000, 90 l,OG0
9 1000 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; hives so; quarters 3 IS.
Delaware Lottery, ". SO, to he drawn November 20
IS No. Lottery is dty p,i ballots
| p'i..s Of $4,000 20 20 prizes Of SLOW S,
10 100 &c. &C
Tickets $40; aives5i quarters 80
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRIES
LOTTERIES.
Sgrasea-'s ssss.ce.

'5SASz q - :, svs.sg'Es
NO. S, SOUTI FOURTEENTH s'rnrEr e,cu.
~ MONn, VIRGINIA
Lei aIIths world say ygsaithey can
For selling !fi@rs. sTRhfroH's the man
Drawn Ncs. Il Leesbaig, M 4. Dc, .3b.
% II Is / 3 80 3, 81 Is 50 II ~ .,
Halt, Nos. 3 II 81 . n!iz, o, 81 0ao. -,
Ti'kei, Nos. II IS Is, tine d an 81 NJ ! a
prize oil 5 21o, both 500 aci ! i b.
SIRA ,'G"S.
735 Il i "a :, - ii 10 56 IL IS n
Hall, Nos. ) 81 rairr nor. r,r,.,is
Ticket, Nos. 10 10 Az SrRATru u
Dawn Nos o! Sussex Lottery EZRA, NJ 100
3 81 50 10 81 10 , 81 G6 Is 81 ID m IN w.
Ticker, Nos. Is 81 57l Two ,norr 81, III -.
Ticke Nos. Is AZ &c paid BY " : '''''
sTRATToS.
SCHEMES Fer THE HECK
10000 DOLLARS 5000 DOI.lApS,
TUESDAY-LresbuIs No. e3. Capitals: sap ,no
5000, 4oOo, a5eo, l7eJ, 65, Of ,5i, &c. cs Ncs
ii drawn. Tickets s.; halves So qrs' u u.s.
Sc oOo DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
wEDNEsDAY-priawars, No. S. Capitas:~s:i..
600, II, UJ0 g. OUu 5pn, $3.50 2lss az } ma IL =,
1900, &C. IS Nos, Il drawn. Tickets slG; laIyss 3
quarters SC.
; OF 10000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
o TnuRspAr-sa..rii' d S" - Capitals: Of slo
Tickets IS; havesa 500 ars u =
10000 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARSl
acknowledgements. No. is Capital.:-sIGro o
5,Oc1, 1000, 800, Of 5uu, &c 70 Nus, Is dawn
Tickets 81 halves i quarters l..
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SAruRDAY-Su,ses,E Extra No. llo c,ni,,Is
s4ooo, 1000, ais, Sc IS Nos. ID drawn. Tiss.ts sI
halves so cts. quaftefs els.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-L-e4burg Lottery, No. ca. Canals:
SAD 200, ,0OO 10000, 900, tO0O. $780, $40 3 u0u
2,29I of 1000, $50 Of 100, sc. rs Nos il drawn
Tickets Sl2-shares III proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in alliar Lotteries WIN be promptly at
tended TO- and drawings arnt when requested. Please
address ordrrslo N. STRATTOH,
Oct 10 Richmond Va
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HATS! HATS!! CAPS! CAPS +!
FalI Stye Of Ha Is and Caps

Fall Stye OIL Haas anu Gaps
X L. BETTY, No. 1871, Broad ST., Shockoe
Us Hill, has inst received a tnll and splend
assortment of HATS and CAPS, Of the b.s,
Northern manufacture Beaver, Brush, Nulria,
Moleskin, Silk, Angola, Coney, Wool, and every
other kind Of HATS, together with an elegant
assortment OF CAPS, OF every variety, a, I'M
usually low prices, al wholesale or retail.
G. L. BETTY.
P. S.-Parchasers are respectfully invited TO
call and examine my assortment. Hats and
Caps made TO order. Market prices given for all
kinds Of Furs. G. L. B.
Sept, t5-c3m
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A SITUATION WANTED.

A SITUATION WANTED.
A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN, who is qualified
n to teach the English and Latin Languages, and
who has had considerable experience in teaching de-
ses 10 obtain situation as an instructor In an Acade
my, or private tutor. Ample testimonials as TO
character and qualifications can be gwen Communi.
cations addressed TO the Postmaster ut Saluda Middle
sex, Virginia, will be promptly attended to:
nnf9 n
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Cowles' LOTTERY Office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
THE attention Of the patrons Of Cowles' celebrated
Prize Office IS invited 10 the following brilliant
Schemes TO he drawn IN the moGth OF November und+r
the man lsement of u. PAINE & Co. VINO have disii-
buIsd large prizes in Richmond the last year Than
all others combined. 0f those sent, many have been
directed this agency, and snd by the
prize seller, COWLES.
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THE WYANOKE HOUSE.

THE WYANOkE HOUSE.
AIRS. ALVEY respectfully announces To her
1tl former patrons and friends that she has
taken possession oil the handsome and commo.
dions tenemenis on Bank street, formerly known
as the Park House, and is prepared to receive
few additional families as buarders.
For convenience and disturbances OF stua.
lion, her house is surpassed by none in the city,
being nearly opposite to The Capitol, within
short walk OF several OF the Churches, the
Banks, add principal places OF business.
the buildings themselves are not only conve-
nieut in their arrangements and elegantly finish
ed, Tut have been recently thoroughly repaired,
the rooms newly papered, and comfortably for
nished.
Two or three families may secure eligible
suites OF rooms by immediate application. Mem
be,s OF the Legislature on their arrival, are iD-
vied 10 inform themselves respecting the location
of the house. and its other advantages, before en-
gayag apartments for The session.
A few gentlemen can be accommodated as
day boarders upon moderate terms. Oc III
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NEGl.OES-

NEGROES.
We "ii' = rs mpfaias, q, 10 o'ciock, Two
negro nien aha t~o cans.
N. 9. & c. 9 BILL.
w.. q Aucioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
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MICROBES

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