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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-01
LEWIS NJ COLEMAN, A NJ, Assistant.
ALEX DEMPSTER, A NJ, Assistant,

December 9ltI, 1871.
REFERENCES.-Hon John Mason Secretary Of
the Navy DR. Scott,> Speaker of the Senate of Vir
ginia; James a Seldom. Esq; Hon James n Mason,.
Frederick; 1t Rev Nicholas CObbs, d. Bishop Of Ala
bama; Judge Samuel Chapman,' Alabama; w Leigh.
ESQ.,. Richmond; Wm Johnson, Esq PetrrsburG
Thomas Randolph, ESQ., AbemarIe; Andrew Hunter,
ESQ., jefferson; Gov Ecuben.Chapman, Alabama; Gen
man, Alabama; DIR Armis'ead Cooks Portsmouth; Ro-
bert slanard Esq.,, Richmond; WIN II Harrison, ESQ.,.
Prince George; Col VIM Armis'ead,' Alabama; VIM IL
SEX Clayton C Coleman, Esq, Louisa; Rev Elicit Es-
tes South Carolina; John Iabb, Esq., Gloucester; Jas
d Thornton. Esq. Memphis, Tennessee; VIM II Roy,
ESQ., Gloucester Hon Robert N 7 Hunter Esq, Essex;
Hon Thomas II Rayy =, &; Rev WIN Friend, Port Roy
al; John X Bryan, Esd Gloucester; Thomas Gho-
SON. Esq" Petersburg; Col John Morris,* Kentucky;
william a Quarles, ESQ., Kentucky; George VIII
kins, ESQ., Northampton; Alfred Z. Weeks, Esq. Lou
isiana.
Gentlemen who either have had, OF who n present
have sons or wards members Of the Institution.
Dec. 2i-diIan lnS clErhl
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ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
NEAR LORETTO ESSEX COUNTY, VA.
THIS Institution, under the superintendent oil tne
subscriber, established by him for the 6eneht
Of his own children and he hopes TO have conducted
on the soundest principles, and in the most encent
manner. The few additional pupils he proposes TO re-
ceve will participate in It's advantages equally win
his children They will he members of his family elf
cle and under firm, vgilant, parental government
Resides all proper exerons 10 advance them In their
scholastic studes every effort will be used 10 exercise
over them the wholesome, moral and religious In
fuence.
The situation is healthy Throughout, the year, and Is
so retired az be very much exempted from tempta.
t,ons to illeness and extravaganza.
The competent and faithful Teacher, MIR. ROBERT
A. CASTLEMAN, Of whose character and attanmens
his diplomas and other testimonials from the Cniver-
full in the discharge Of his duties For the satisfaction
Of those who wish tho information II contains, the fol-
lowing extract from recommendation furnished MN
by its Professors is here added:
the esteem of those who knew him by his amiaole DE-
pertinent, and his uniform good conducts and ths no
nors he carried away with him show that ne qua not
fail to avail himself proiitably OF the opportunities oil
acquiring knowledge here afforded .
Understanding that he intends employing himself
as a private Tutor, the undersigned take pleasure In
stating that considering the opportunity he has had OF
acquiring just ideas OF proper modes oil lnsrnclon ms
attanme MIS- and other qualifications, they would e1-
p.ct him to give satisfaction in the discharge OF ms du
lies. GESNER HARRISON, Prof. hnc. Lang's
EDWARD II. COURTNEY, Prof. Mathis.
WIN. b. ROGERS. Prof. N. Phil.
W. II. McGUFFEY, Prof. Moral Phil"
The nj instruction embraces all the branches
of an English and Classical education Particular at
tentlon is paid to the study Of Creek Latin and Mahe-
maiics
The number of boarders Ia limited to twelve, and
none admitted over the age Of sixteen years.
The scholastic year consists of ten months ana Is ~
vided into two sessions. No pupil received lof less
than one session nor any deduction for lost tme I'M
less occasioned BY protracted sickness.
All pocket money must be deposited win tne suo-
gcrber who will dsburse il to the students In proper
amounts.
An account Is daily kept Of every Recitation, E1er-
else, Composition, &C., from which monthly reports arc
made out and forwarded To parents or guardians.
F., ,0i,ian hosrd wasbiDr, s %e. $40
For bed and bedding, If not supplied by the pupil
For further particulars, apply to
Rev. JOHN p. MCGUIRE,
Feb l-cw4w Loretto, ESSEX county, Va.
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StradtOyn's Office.

MO. s. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they eau,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
Capt.at ri $1,000 Sold!
Drawn Nos. Of New Jersey No. 80, Dec. 10:
& So "a "a 81 25 Al 40 "a 81 10 81
Whole Ticket, Nos. SO "A, capital OF
$40 600, sold 10 a country correspondent and
paid by STRATTON.
ANOTHER PRESENT!
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra, No. SO, Dec. 2l:
II % 60 40 50 Is 80 80 ~ 81 ST.
Whole, Nos. - %, prize Of $1,000
Ticket, Nos. 40 S. 90, do. 800
both sold and paid by sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesbarg. Ezra, No. 4, Jan. 23
"a II IS &c so 81 5 IS - AZ % 65 ii
Whole Nos IS &C "a Two more Capitals,
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex. Extra, No. 9:
SO % 10 IS 50 20 81 81 As Is Is D.
Whole Nos, 6 IS IS; Tcke, Nos. 10 % GS;
Half Nos % % 50, .lhree more sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria Lottery, Glass g.
20 81 "a 70 43 IL 50 SO 4S Al Cd 30.
Drawn Nos. of Lecshurg No. 5. Jan. 81
40 &c % Is 35 As 80 GO 81 25 20 "a
Ticker Nos. 45 40 I'll, p!ize ct $3.50, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR TIE WEEK
&c coo DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS
Observation-Disclosures, No 10. Capitals - 20.VCo
1910 5000, $50, 10 Of $50, IS Noe, Ii drawn
Tickets s.; halves , 50; qrs. / %.
$4,000 DOLLARSl 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-New Jersey, No. 10. Capitalist
Gas, GOO, 10000, 5000 o.u0u .9jO 500
700, 500, 10 or 800, 70 Nos Is drawn Tick
cts $40; halves 5; quarters 30.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-M ononsaia, No. 5. Capitals: SlO,OcD,
3G00 $500, ST. 81 of COO, &C. * Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 50; halves 80; quarters rs cts.
Orders for Packages, Certificates al Packages and
single Tickets in all The Lotteries will be promptly al
tended to- and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders TO ". b. STRhTTON,
Ian 81 Richmond, Va.
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TO THE AFFLICTED!
EsA, e. % ESnEslssSOal.

Ya5IIO ha, been successfully engaged III the Botanic
~ Practice "f Medicine Tor nearly Thirteen years, Is
sill relieving and positively cuflns-c the following
forms al dSrase-eght ont o ten wh" app! !" MN
and who have been pronounced Notwithstanding
White swelling DrGp.y, D'SpePsln, Rheumatism, a,
rertiuns at th. Liver, Agur and Fever, scaih 'itai
UlcrrouS Sores of long standing, Trtr, Cancer, Ley
ROSY. Palsy 81. vi;us' Dance Wens. Coughs. and AZ
lrcIion of the Lungs, supposed 10 be Consumption
Asthma syphilis, Gon"rrb9a, Structure, Mercurih
Disease ana all OF dl.eaSe peculiar 10 females;
such A. Fuer Albus Proiap>HS Eter &c, &c lie mas
treated several hundred cases Of rheumatism. ana
failed in We only, where the remedies were energetic
ally applied eifcct;ng entire cure Persons s';
f-rinc from the effect of mercury speedily feuessu
Reference, the most satisfactory, can he hdd' omCe
No. 3, Wall street, under The City Hotel.
my. .l--CMU
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN JAMES
CITY COUNTY EOR SALE

FALOA Dill. SEIh Ec L - l. IN JAMES
CITY COUNTY FOR SALE.
IN obedience 10 decree ofth- Circuit Superior Court
of Law aud Chancery far the County James CITY
County and the City OF Williamsburg, pronounced on
tie li day Of May. 1917 in the suit OF "the Presi
dent and Masters ar Professors oC William and Mary
College Coleman and ALL, the undersigned " no
were appointed Special Commissioners for the pur-
pose, will, on MONDAY the 18th day OF February,
leis--James City Court day-belUre the Court. house
door thr City al Williamsburg, sell al public auction,
10 thr highest oder. a tie REAL ESTATE whereof
William Coleman died seized and p0sse Ssed lying in
James Cily COUNTY, consisting OF about 500 OF
LAND a large portion OF tins land J. cove ned with
va!,I;bt Timber, pant of which is convenient 10 navi
CATION. On the land is a large BRICK MILL, thres
high, the walls Of which remarkably strong
and IN fine condition. This Mil, although now OUT Of
repair, might small expense he put IN order, and
made, ii has heretofore been, large manufacturing
Mill TO the Mail Is attached large brick Bake house
The al although down al present, has all the milling
privileges preserved The houses q sufficient eI-
for large Cotton Factory and the water power
sufficient for any purpose winch might be desired
Vessels from James River come up creek TO the
Mil hniise-e river being less Than mile Distant
making u very convenient Tor tie delivery OF Germ
wheat r any other article desired to he manufactured.
Shou.d he thought best Ia Use steam Poer IN ING
any mae hnery, abundance Of iurl VIII hr found
The land In tins case, the bed of the pord might BIZ
converted into beautiful rich and protective MEADOW
of over hundred THIS property is four niles
from WILLIAMSBURG about forty miles, by water, from
Norfolk, and one hundred miles bom Richmond.
Persons desiring IL invest capital III a maIuacu inc
mill or farming ~ rarely find more favorable opPOr-
tunily afforded h"H survey Of The land l. Row Ia
progress The land VIII be- sold IN lots In pufcIa
Between and two hundred acres OF land will
be- sold VIII. The HILL.
TERMS OF SALE-A sufficient sim in cash TO pay
the expenses of sale, the balance n credit Of six,
twelve ana eighteen months, equal instruments bear
ing interest tom the day Of -ee. Bonds with snt6
Client security will he required Of the purchasers and
the title retained til the purchase money Is paid.
JOHN J. JONES, co,,,
Ian S-dScids I,H = PEAcHY [ 'o'H IS
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nv the Magnetic Telegraph.
CONGRESSIONAL.
Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer.
MONDAY, January 81, lS4S.

Correspondence of the Richmond Enquirer.
MONDAY, January 81, lS4S.
SENATE.
The Senate was called 10 order, and proceeded
10 consider the morning business.
Sundry petitions and memorials were presen-
ted.
On motion, the morning business was laid
aside, and the Senate proceeded to consider The
order OF the day on the Ten Regiment Bill.
Mr.. Downes addressed the Senate at some
length in favor Of the bill. He declared himself
in favor OF The acquisition, either by treaty or
force, of Mexican territory, sufficient 10 secure
The indemnify due our citizens for Onrages on
their rights and property; also 10 pay the expen.
ses of the war. When he concluded,
Mr. Douglass got the floor and the Senate ad-
journed
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The Speaker announced the first business in
order, to be calls upon members from different
States for resolutions and sundry resolutions
were accordingly presented.
MIR. Cot offered resolution 10 stop the debate
on the Presidents annual message tomorrow at
two o'clock.
Mr. Collamer moved 10 lay the resolution on
the table.
The motion of Mr.. Cola mer was lost and the
resolution OF Mr. Colt adopted.
MIR. Vinton from the committee of Ways and
Means, reported bill providing for the support
OF the army, and also a bill making appropria-
,ions for the construction and repair Of forllca-
lions; which were read twice and referred 10 the
committee of the Whole.
MIR. Turner OF Illinois offered a resolution in
favor OF annexing New Mexico and California
to the United States, which lies over until To-
morrow.
Mr.. Giddings offered resolution for the ap.
poinlment OF a committee of five TO enquire into
the slave trade in the District OF Columbia and
he demanded the previous question upon its adop'
ton.
Mr.. Holmes OF South Carolina moved that il
be laid on the table, and called the ayes and noes
on The motion.
Mr.. Holmes motion was rejected (Our cores.
pondeni, without saying what was done with Mr.
Giddinss' resolution, takes up another subject)
The resolution offered by Mr.. Garret Davis
asking The President 10 communicate General
Taylors reply 10 Marcys letter, reprimandins
Gen. Gaines, was adop ed.
Mr.. Clingman offered resolution calling on
the President for all correspondence relative 10 The
ordering OF Court Martial at Peroie, 10 try Gen
Scott.
Mr.. Bolts offered another, asking by what an.
thorily MIR. Walker established Tariff for Mex.
leo. Both OF which lie over.
The House then adjourned.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
f. "a & EiCr 81 a Il q e Osa
GENERAL AGENTS.

OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, &c LrMAN's BUILDINGS
Fnar dOoiS No,lh If PcH"sy UaaIG Arcaue,
" as il giOn.
beverly TUCKER and JOHN Z. ADDISON have
H associated themselves tor The purpose Of posecul
in. claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
Departments Of the General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed 10 the
above. shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given IL the following gentlemen -
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice Presidents; Hon. Y Ma
son. Secretary oil The Navy; Hon. Il. j. Walker, Secrc-
tary Of the Treasury; Hon. Jno Mclean, 3 Supreme
Court: Don. Il. NJ. T. Hunter, U. Senate; Clement
Cox, E:q.. Grorgr0"n, u. {.
w John +. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
personal Ia business before The several
Courts of the District Of Columbia, and the adjoining
Counties of MARYLAND and Virginia. Jan. 9l-cIy
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JGs. T.. Winston,
iROCER s. COMMISSION MERCHANT,

bnclCH " tOUJISSIO-N .UEhCHiN ,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAVING located himself on The right hand side Of
tie Cross street leading from Main street IL shoe
koe Warehouse, and opposite to Mr. WIN. Walace's,
begs leave 10 inform his friends and the public general
~, that he will keep constantly on hand general as
sortment OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, TEAS, &C.,
which he would be pleased to furnish them reason
able terms
He Will also attend strictly TO the sale Of all kinds Of
Country Producer, Corn Wheat, Tobacco, Flour, Oats,
&c. Having had experience Of seven years OF strict
application 10 III. business he feels assured that lie
can do them Justice in his profession. Jan. ii-cGt
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so,1MERCJAL RECORD.
,,.pKETs. JAN. 81.

,cuuOND MARKETS. JAN 81.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. light. There is a
III de"ian" - &, r common leaf 3 25 a 3d.
zoe Lug IN a s 81. No fine offering.
~ IOIJR-5 7ja5 s. 10 So.
!p,LTJeaT-While 1875; Red 1900.
nm,iTS-4oa All cents per bushel.
OaapiS-,5 a 80 cents bushel. Dull.
CNnS NEAL-7O cents per bushel.
$50 Inconsistencies st ct cents; new
p:,S :, cents new Sides II Z. cents; old do
s, c's; new Hams lOi liz els. Tor prime
4 l,ARD-S St CTS. ~ ,
rISH-Nor,h Carolina Herrings cut 50 70
| a. from second hands none in first hands Secs
1 C.TTLE-For Cattle from The scales! s.SSr
';csi > so a 3 90. Hoes: 81 nell 0A'''
f1Iug-From wharf so Sc. a ., I'M.
SUGARS-Sugars in good oe,a.nS =, d. q G.
,sinrices. We quote New Orleans a. ~ ~
10 Rico 5 :; ST. Croi1 . GEMS A'''
', ,GiSi quote Rio at II Scents; La "a.
~, mas; ST. Domingo 81 a IT; por'o h'co
~, Java 10 liz cents s,o;,
and Gunpowder % 2oc'
IN ~ Black 25 Coo. Dull.
~ Assem-. Orleans in bblS. 2bs ~ c.;
- Rico 80 SO; Cuba D "a c.
5s1T-Las, sales from wharf 10 per sack;
- = sore 81 10. Stock very light and in de-
~ %'i .sTER-Sales Of lump at So IS from
II. IS on Basin; Tierces OF 5O0 POUNDS,
and and, IS, on Basin. None in Market ano
eeasNDY-O,ard, Dupuy & Co. 81 25
S.ieneue rs; Imitation 80 50 cents;
nor3a3 SO; Peach dull at 81 W 20;
NE Brandy 40 a As c. and scarce.
fpTN-New England 80 33 cts.
merican Sc a As cts; Holland 100 els
7w d,isK eY-26 81 c. in bbls.
r,VDIES-Tallow ~ a l2a C; sperm 81 a
h iiuRs Patent l6 CTS.
SOAP-For brown SIC; yellow At DC PEI
|.oynt: white and variesaled IL IT,
RlCE-New crop els.
FEATHERS-27 A Is cts.per 10. Tor i've geese
rIAXSEED-ll5a l2U cents per oushei.
IRON-pis Iron $50 10 81, according 70
,aJi,y. Swedes s. per ton; Ensllsn oo 90;
f,-,esar (Richmond manuiaciory) ~; up
unity Bar 80. according to qoaily' Na'is
SS1TEEI.-American blislered Sll0 per ton.
uiHEs-Green sailed 4 II cents per h.,
,slfsa,,ed IS CTS. 10 each; Spanish Is l5a cts.
TIL. following is The latest New Orleans mar.
~ NEw ORLEANS, Jan. "a
Corroy-Demand fair prices unchanged.
S,.c.R,-The prices are about the same, rang.
70 from 2.a2. for inferior 10 sash for choice.
NoI.ssss.-The market is dull, and The arti.
| E NAV be quoted al 49,
FLorR- Quiet, al IS for Ohio and Illinois, De
/. CT OF Illinois, and S IS a $50 for 81. Louis.
EXCHANGE is dull.
PsE.dars.-Seyeral new engagements have ta'
-, rlara al ahoui The last cuoled rates,
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TO FONTAINE WOOD AND THOMAS
~ wO0O S.E

~ ENTLEMEN:-As you are non residents I" .iie
I T S,,,. Of VIRGINIA YOU will please take notice,
that shall on the 9Th day Of February, 1875 between
the hours cl ten the forenoon and six IN t' a,.r.
nom NJ the Pren'iss House. IN The Guy "'
IVA 80, nS ui.s..iuu proceed IL take the depustons
If Richard Barnett and others To he read "a evidence
I'm certain suit in ChancrIy now depending ~ .''r
Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana Chancrfy ol bs
Countv nd State OF Virginia, aforesaid, ~ winch
an, naintiti and Yourself and others are urieh"a's
and n from any cause, the said d-postions should n
he taken on the day above designated or shohiu oe
CONNIE ced aud not completed, then the taxing &" Tue
said drpostons will adjourned from day to- dty I'M
Ill taken and completed 'oi'' ~ i''"
Ian ll-cwiW
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
"HE subscriber would announce 10 his frlenus
and The public generally, that he has taken
Shockoe Hill Tavern, and that the House having
undergone thorough repair, he is now ready 10
accommodate them with Board BY the day. wees'
month or year, on the mos! reasonable terms Is
His Stable is also supplied with good ProTen'e.,
and polite and attentive Osllers; and he hopes o,
strict a,lenion 10 business TO merit some patron.
ace from a generous public. He particularly So
lici,s call from his country friends:
'ie''' q 0A'' n. c. LlPSCOMBE.
I'm. B. have several bussies anu r r1Isse-
for hire.
Jan. l0-1m -----
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NEW MANDATORY,
Sash. ssiiniis HRaI Doors.

THE undersigned haze entered INTO Co.partmrtsnip
1 for the purpose oi conducting SASH, BLIND
and DOOR MaNUFACrORY. They are situated
near Hl1ali's Mills, and now prepared 10 receive
orders tor work oil the above description, which they
pIedpe Themselves To- do Substantially. eyprditouSiy
and On rs accommodating terms, as II can hr done III
the city of Richmond. In addition 10 The usual ma
chinery, they have The new and unttnaird ma:hi"e
inverted BY Mr.. Jesse i.eavrns, Oi Springfield Mass -
With The best wnrkmrn nnd maLerias. llry are c"ii-
dent of giving entire satisfaction They intend Keep
ing constantly on hand good supply oil SASH OF 'he
style and sizes generally used WIN prompt attention
To- business they hupr merit and receive liberal
share of patronage from the community ct Richmond
and the surlnludn NJ country. They lnvne call rom
all who wish to examine 0r pIrc!ia'e
Ii1.iur The exclusive r.ht Mr.. Lravrns' ma
chine IN Virginia we are prepared 10 sell town conn
" rights JuHhrh > ."ni w.
Ian aG-,irotctf CHARLES ELLIS.
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w. W. Dabney,

HAVING associated win him John j., " III, IL,
II son, will hereafter conduct the GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS under The flfm and s'fic y.
DABNEY 6. WILSON, they intend 10 keep d.
all lines we'll selected stock OF family Groceries,
IN which lbey respectfully solicit call from their
friends and the public generally, as they are de-
lermined to sell low for cash on the usual lime 10
nnncIual customers. Each partner will give his
personal attention 10 the sales Of al! kinds o: pro-
duce entrusted 10 their care.
""ee Viva ''~'~ WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN J. WILSON.
To-
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mo JOHN r. PALMoRE-Tase notice: That shall
/ on F iday, the 18th day OF February next he
tween the hours OF - o'clock, NJ, a"e "e,"cn,
p n n, the Tavern of Mr. Benjamin H. Powell IN
,,,.,;,Ia Cumberland county, Estate of virginia.
take the dispositions oil Roderck Foster aud Others to BE-
rssd ~ evidence IN suit now depending IN the Circuit
superior Court Of Law and Chanceiy, :" inc COUNTY =,
suson P,lmo.r who sues BY her next TREND, Leohard
Daniel is plaintiff, and ynu are defendant.
Shonld the positions be no! taheh %n ,e a mil
named they will b- continued, from day 20 naf, mn''
,,'n,,a,, 'I ~ .n SUSAN PALMORE.
Jan. a9-cwfw
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EUCk,S OFFICE,

NO. 5, + y & III a N q E p l. A CE.
FACTS FOR THE .VLLIOT.
no YOU TAKE :-LUCK sells Tickets only in
- PAISE'S Lotteries. They the oldest
Managers IN the United States.
TAKE VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE-That the
Whole of $50 900, gent last week TO New York,
in Pdn-'s Lottery
NOTICE, that D. Paine & Co. have sent more large
Prizes 10 Richmond in the last year than all other Ma
naeelnenis put together; aud
II Prizes wanted, ii is necessary 20 bs rsrg par
culdr about The number and, Ia prevent any mistake
and To- insure OF Paines Tickets. call At Nh s, Ex
change Place. LCCK'S OFFICE.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 4 OF 800 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. !, to he
drawn ut Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Feb. L.
leis. 70 No., Is drawn. Grand Scheme: si5,u0n,
of 5000, ol 5,ss, - of 1850, 20 OF l,OOO, &c
Tickets $40 halv-s ,; qr;arrTs2 81
40 600 DOLLARS! 100 OF 1860 DOLLARS!
susqueharna Lottery Class II, to he drawn At Balt-
more on Wednesday, FEBRUARY 9Th, Ids Is Nos, Is
Gfand Capitals: SiOOOU, 10000, G.OOo 5000, 2,UUn,
1872, loo Of 900, &c. Tickets SlU; halves 5; quar-.
ters 80.
$4,000 in 20 prizes of 5000 each!
10000 DOLLARS!
Smsquehantl LOTTERY. No. IL, to b. drawn Balti-
more "Wednesday, February 18th, lsds. 75 Nos u
drawn. Grand Srheme $40 GaO, ~ prizes of 5000 30
of O00, 20 500, &c Tickets SD; halves 3; quar-
t-rs = 81.
80 600 DOLLARS, 10 of | 500 DOLLARS !!
Susquehanns Lottery, No 10, 10 be drawn at BaIii,
more on Wednesday, February 23d, leis - Nos, il
drawn. Capitals: s50,p00, 10 prizes o! l5,GOO, IL of
900, 10 % $40 ~ Of 400, &c Whole Tickets Sis;
halves 50; quarters -.
10000 D0LLARS! $1,000! 10000!
Grand Conso lated Lottery, Class @. TO be drawn al
Wilmington, peaware on Saturday, February %, sis.
~ Nos i3 drawn Grand Capitals: Si1,OOD, 5000,
$4,000, 6,o0I 100 3371, Of 1900 - "i 500, - al
600. Sc. Ticket. SlU; halves 5; qIaFters2 3D.
~ Orders for Tickets III IN. above Will NEE; with
prompt ana confidential attention. II addressed IL
T.. u. LUCK, Richmond.
10 Persons orerine by the package may deduct the
price Of three TicNc!s.
jan 81 G. Il. LUCK, Richm"n". vi.
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Grand Concert.

TINE CELEBRATED WASHINGTON
l. UTERPEANS will give series OF their
inimiablc grand VOCAL AND lNSTRU-
MENTAL CONCERTS AT The EXCHANGE
HALL, commencing or Monday Evening, JAN
uary 3lst and every evening during the week
The y will give variety Of their celebrated Glees,
Quarteres, Choruses and Trios, in citizens Dress
and pleasing variety of ETHIoHAN MELODIES
in characler-in,roducing Flutes. Violns, Vio-
loncello, Banjo, Tambo and Bone Castaneis-as
performed before crowded and fashionable au!en-
ces in all the principal cities in the Union.
This company is composed Of The following
array OF talent:
Messsrs. J. F. HODGSON, Tenor; J. w. AL
BY, ID Tenor; r. TONGE, Aho; 4. BAIT,
Basso.
Under the direction of MIR. J. D. Hendley.
Front seats reserved for Ladies. Tickets 25
cents-to be had at the door, and at the principal
Hotels and Music Stores.
No children admitted unless accompanied by
their parents.
Doors open at Gi-Concet, to commence at
II o'clock precisely. JAM ~.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-02-01
puGRIM,s EMBROCATION,

PILGRIMS EMBROCATlON,
NOR the cure Of all Diseases of Horses or Cattle,
II vbsre n cure can be efccted-such as old or fre.I
wounds cuts, bruises, sprans, curbs, spns, spavns,
wind gals pa lus n%S evil Stsas ei
80, A.. Sc IL will cure sores PERSONS Of every
5 Ses.Tpon, ehap hands All orders left at os
LEWIS Hotel will be attended to, and personal attention
BNA valuable Horse Powder, to restore the appe-
title Of horses. ,.d
a., 49, ,.esdir K. PILGRIM.