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GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER F!
an 00O DOI IaRgi

Susouehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. |, for 1870,
to be drawn al Baltimore, Maryland on Wednesday,
Dec 9th IS Nos Is drawn. Grand Scheme 100000,
1890, 5000, 1000, 900, a,O00 DC Tickets sis
4,h, 5th 9Th 7ih, 9Th or 9Th drawn numbers Is emit.
tied TO SIS.
1887 DOLLARS! 25 Of 1000 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass =, to he drawn at
Baltimore MARYLAND, Saturday, Dec 9th, 1875
70 Nos, IA drawn. Prizes: S37,377, $1,000, 1000,
$500 IS of 0O0 Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters
2 so.
EVERY TICKET a PRIZE.
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery, Glass No. 3, 10 be drawn
on Saturday December 10th, lS4s. at Baltimore -
Nos II drawn Grand Capitals s4s, 000 % 600, l2,-
COO 6uDO 1000. - Of 1000, &c. Tickets Sl5-shares
in proportion Each and every Ticket In this Lottery
will be prize for all those Tickets without drawn
number are each entitled to IS gross.
Three prizes OF $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand consolidated Lottery, Glass 4, TO be drawn al
Baltimore, Maryland on Saturday, Dec. Odd, ls4s-
rs Nos, - drawn. Grand Capitals: Of SIS, 900 Of
900 3of 600 OF ,250 Of $50, of l,2ls 20 Of
1000, &c Tickets slo-shares In proportion
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, No. 4, 10 be drawn a.
Baltimore on Wednesday, Dec. 9Th, lS4S Is Nos, Is
drawn Capitas $4,000, - 900, IL 900, 5,95. 3,G0u
OoO. % Of $50. &c. Tickets $40; halves ); quar-
tiers . SO.
Grand Scheme for The close oil the month
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 5, 10 be
drawn al Baltimore Saturday, Dec. Both, lsis IS
Nos 10 drawn. Grand Capitals: s50,OO0, OF 10000
% OF OOO 10 of 1000, &c. Tickets SUi halves D;
quarters , SO.
~ In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
oflhree Tickets.
and con fdential attention if addressed 10
]. B. COWLES, Wall street,
n..4 Richmond, Va.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LAND AND MILL
IN KlNG ANn 0nEEN CnLNTY.

IN KING AND QUEEN COUNTY.
PURSUANT Ia ths directions Ol decree at the
L County Court uf King and Queen, pfunauaced on
the 18Th day OF November lsis ~ sult therein de-.
pendin. between Thomas K. Gresham, guardian for
James w. Garrett, palntiif. and Jphn X. Garrett and
others defendants. the Commissioner therein named
shall proceed Thursday, the 18th day of D-c-mher,
lais. on the premises 10 sell To the highest bidder The
tract of land which the late lanes Garrett resided
the time Of his death, containing about tx hundred
and twenty acres, with grls mill, IN good
running order attached thereto. The SAID land and mil
will be sold together and upon The following terms: 50
much may he necessary defIay thr expenses u sale
and costs of said decree Will be rrqui,ed cash. the
balance in two equal payments, credit Of aud
two years the title 10 sand property IL lie withheld TILL
the whole Of the purchase money shall br paid. The
above land lies IN the nti.hbofloui Of Lit,l- nv
mouth, within three miles ~ the Malpon rirer. aud
possesses many advantages, making very desirable
To any person wishinglo purchase such properly
lin X. WRIGHT,
Nov. 2S-cit COMMISSIONER.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.
IN mn nor hpct

Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. ], for 1913,
to he drawn At Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
Dec 9Th. Is Nos, l3 drawn Scheme: $4,000, l2,
730, 6,0U0 0O0 5000, 1000, &c. Tickets sl5shafrs
in proportion. In this Lottery the ls ID, 3D. ith, 5th
9Th, 7th, 9Th 9th drawn numbers is entitled 10 SIS
81 377 DOLLARS! IS Of | 900 DOLLARS
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. ,, to be
drawn nj Baltimore, Maryland on Saturday, Dec. 9Th
1918. 75Nos, IA drawn. Splendid Scheme S37 al
$4,000, 800, $780, IS Of ,ODO &c, &c. Tickets $40
halves S. quarters = 81.
EVERY TICKET A PRIZE!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 3. 10 be drawn
Saturday, December 10th, 1918, at Baltimore a
Nos, II drawn. Grand Capitals S4s 900, 2i,uUO H.
900, 6000 $1,000 2D of 900 &c. Tickets Sl5-sinreS
in proportion. Each and every Ticket in this Lottery
will be prize, for all those Tickets without drawn
number are each entitled 10 So gross
Three prizes If 25 900 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. d. for 1913, IL
be drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, Dec
23d. IS Nos, - drawn. Grand Scheme: Of SIS,
600, Of 5000, of 1000, Of $50, of 500, I"
1918, 20 Of 900, &c. Tickets SlO halves ); quar-
tiers so.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Susluehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. !. 10 be
drawn nj Baltimore on wednesday Dec. -, isis. "a
Nos, Is drawn. Grand Scheme S33O00. $1,000 III ).
unO, 5495, 3U0u, Co., 2U prizes of $50, &c Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters %.
Grand Stdeme for The ciose n The month
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. ), 10 be drawn al
Baltimore, Maryland on Saturday, Dec. 3nth, 1915 e
Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Scheme: s5D000 Of 10. 900
% OF 1910, 10 Of 900, &c. Tickets $40; halves s.
quarters ? so.
10 Orders promptly and confidrntally attended "a
Drawings forwarded 10 all who ordrrlt. Postage need
not be paid on orders addressed 10 Z. b. LUCK.
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ROCKERS MILL For SALE.

DY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit superior Court Of
ID Law and Chanc-ry of Buckingham country, pro
nounced al the las, term, the nndrisgnrd Commission
crs will offer for sale the highest bidder the pre-
misses on TUESDAY, the l2th day ii December, lsf-,
il fair otherwise. the next fair day. that vainabie
property known n "HOckER'S MILL" with the
Land thereto attached, supposed To contain about %
80 acres The min Is situated on Slate river, which
furnishes an abundant supply Of water about miles
from the Court house, Is from alwicksve on James
river and ~ from New Canton, in irrie ana fac
wheat growing ueghborhood. The machinery ~ be-
Iieved 10 be excellent, and the brand OF h- mill has al
WAYS stood high III the market. Tie mill ils three
pa,f OF burr stones used IN grinding wheat one pair OF
rubhers and tw pair n corn stones, wti e""h ana
con slant corn eusum Attached % the sii!l j good
saw mill and also excellent Hnol cara u. machine
The improvements On the laui, besides ~. MI, c"h-
sst of good dwelling house, with necessary out houses
a cooper's shop and SC DOL house.
The TERMS will be-one fourth oi the pnrclase mo.
ney in cash. and the balance IN one, Two ana tniee
years equal instruments I" bear interest from The day
OF sae-the purchaser 10 give bond with GOOD person
al security and title 10 be retained uhiii the "hoe
Of the purchase moneyis PAD
JOHN " iIASRlAs,
WILLIS r. gnCOCH, ;comuiss,o,.,.
JOSEPH FUQGA.
sAML. J. BOOKER,
Oct 27-CHtds
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
4 pR0(,T Al NATHAN


~ iiEREaS appears by the returns received from
the Commissioners appointed for the counties ;,
Giles ana town OF Petersburg Of This Commonwealth,
10 supefintend the election ~ Electors choose Pf
sheni and Vice President of the limited States that
majority at tie votes poiled al the sad election was
gwen IN favor III tile persons named below Therefore
u William smith, Governor, have thought fit tn issue
TINS proclamation. making known 10 all whom may
concern that
John >. MisOn Of Norfolk,
Francis L Rlves, of Petersburg
Henry l.. Hopkins, of Powhatan,
willis T. Bocock, OF Buckingham,
William VI. Tredway, of Pulsyivania,
Shelton z. i.eake, OF Alhemarle,
John > Barbour, Sr.. OF Cupeper
Henry \. Washington, Of Wcstmorsiand
Robert G. Srott, of Richmond CITY,
Henry WISE Of ACcomac,
Thomas Sloan, of Hampshire
Green d. Samu1ls Of Shenandoah
John Lctcher. OF Rockbridg-,
John Is Floyd, OF Washin.ion
Aheri 6. Prnd!eion Of Giles,
Satnar l.. Hays, of Gilmer, and
Obadiah w. langfiit, Of Brooke,
have heen duly elected Electors Tor and on behalf nf tae
State Of Virginia. 10 vote for President and vcs Pre-
sdenI of the United states
The Electors are required by law IL meet nj the Ca
plto IN the City Of Richmond, the first Wednesday
In December neI, BY the hour Of len O'Clock in the
morning.
Given under my hand As Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at Rich
(sEAL) nond this 9th day Of November lSi5 and The
I'D year of the Commonwealth.
Nov. 26-c3t WM SMITH
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES,
sfraIgen's e5tilce,

MOS SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA ae tt @.A
Let all the world say whatthey crn,
For selling Prizes. STRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos. of Monongala Lottery, Class II:
CT AS 81 l8 8 3 IS Is 80 "a So 10.
Ticaer, Nos. , 81 u, 4 prize OF S 1000, sod
and paid by ..,ta STATION.
Drawn Nos. Lsesbnra No. 7c:
Al 10 81 81, Is = Il, d 81.
Whole Nos. 81 -, rriz. Of $50, sold and
paid BY SrRaTrnN.
Drawn Nos. Of Mononsalia, No. 10, Dec. /:
&c 5 AZ GO "a e. % IL IS so 20 IS 22.
Whole, Nos. S 90 81, Two more, sold and
Halt, Nos. IL 50 IS, paid by
Drawn Nos OF Leesburg, No. II:
% GO 3S "a 25 3 IS 81 81 81 81 SO 10.
Whole Nos. 80 SO 63 a prize OF $50; do. 2i
25 63, do. of 5000: bo;h sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, No. 1874:
7 10 SO 81 SO 81 IS % Sc Is 40 IL.
Ticket Nos. 7 SO 6S capital sold and paid by
STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
2442O DOLLARS!
TuEsDAY-Leesburg, No. ~. Capitals: sai,42O,
the lowest three Nos 900, &C. &c. - Nos, II drawn.
Tickets SIS; halves2 50; ars -.
IS 600 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures No. Co. Capitas:-s35,-
000 $780, 0U00, 1000 5,UQO, OG 255 - of 200,
&c. 75Nos., l3druwn. Tickets sl0i halves g quar-
ters 2 so.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-Susse1, No. 70. Capitals: $40 900,
5000, $500, ,oss 10 Of OoO &c 70 Nos, IA drawn
Tickets SIS; halvesa 50; Ir- rs
1920 DOLLARS! Of 5000 DOLLARSl
acknowledgements, No. IS. Capitals:-sl5 asO,
Of 900, Of 500, &c. Is Nos, IA drawn. Tickets
"a; halves 2; quarters |.
1850 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-SusseI, Extra, No. l27 Capitalist
81 $50, 800, GOO, Yc IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets
81; halves so cts.i quarters a5cis
GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER!
Virginia Lcesbure Lottery Class No 49, for 1913, 10
be drawn on Saturday, December OH. 10 No Lottery
Ia drawn ballots Splendid Scheme: s35,25O, 80
prizes of U0U, 81 Of 5Ou, 10 OF 40, 9J Of $780, &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters. 9 So
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No Is, for lS4S, 10
drawn ballots Prizes: s33OUO, 10000. 5000, 4uD0, 10
Of 900, 10 Of 500 10 of 49, &C. Tickets sl0-shares
in proportion.
GRAND SCHEME.
$50, 900 Capital So 900 lowest No. prize
Virginia eesburg Lottery, Glass No. c, for ls4s, to
10 drawn ballots Prizes: S5o,000, 10000, 10000,
10 00O PA oil ,OO0 66 Of 200, Sc Tickets Sl5-shares
in proporon.
Virginia I.eesburg Lottery Class No. 70, for 1913,
he drawn Mt Alexandria on Saturday, Dec. 81. 70 No.
Lottery-l2 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: S45,.
2s2 of 900U of 5000 10 OF 500, 10 Of POO, 90 of
$780, 30 of 500, &c. Tickets SlO; halves 5; qrs. So
single Tickets In allhe Lotteries will be promptly at
tended to- and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders TO N. STRATUM
Deco Richmond. Va
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DEATH OF COL. WIN. PoLK-s1.x

DEATH OF COL. WIN. POLK-SLlvE
REsELLlcN-T The Memphis Appeal, OF the 23d
ult., states that Col. William Polk, the uncle Of
the President, residing al Walnut Bend, Arkan.
sas, died on the previous day, and that his slaves,
300 in number, were 10 open rebellion.
Alter his death they broke into the store house
and freely helped themselves 10 It's conenrs-
consisting OF clothing and groceries Of various
kinds. Some efforts were made by the few
white persons about the premises 10 restrain
them, but these were of no avail
The negroes allege that their late master pro-
missed them if they served him faithfully during
his life time, they should be free al his death, and
express determination 10 free themselves There
was not sufficient whites within many miles of
the place 10 pu, them down, and much trouble
was ANTICIPATED,
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THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

The length OF this documen, cuts short our own
comnenas-but'we advise The people 10 give it a
careful pctusa. Ii is full OF inieres', contains
much useful Information, and conveys, clear,
frank and comprehensive view OF the true condi-
tion ofthe Commonwealth. While we cordially
concur with he Governor in some oil his susges-
lions, there are other subjects on which he touch
es with which we confess We have mol sufficient
familiarity TO form definite opinion. All must
appreciate the zeal and conviction with which ne
presses his views, and The patriotism with which,
on the eve OF laying down the robes OF ONCE ne
eloqueny commends the good old Stale TO The
body in whose hands are her deslinies.
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ELECTORAL DINNER.

The Dinner TO the Democratic Electors will
take place a, Bosher's Hall, on Wednesday at
P. M. Tickets may be procured Of James H.
Poindexler, VIM. Wallace, George E. Sadler,
Alex. Craig, Thomas Wheeley, or at The door of
the Hall on the day of The dinner. Members of
the Legislature and strangers who may be in The
city, are respectfully requested TO unite with their
Democratic fellow citizens OF Richmond. Price
of tickets, $3.50.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS, DEC. 4.
TOBACCO-lnspeclions light, with a good
demand Tor manufacturing sorts. We quote Jugs
a, 81 IS 10 so; common leaf SO 10 81; mid
ding 25 to SIS; good and fine, S so TO 10 81.
FLOUR-Saes at IS a Ct.
WHEAT-l05 ITO cents, Tor red and white.
OATS-3l 80 cents per bushel
CORN-55 cents per bushel.
CORN MEAL-60 TO IS cents.
WHISKEY-25 cents for Rectifed.
SALT-Last sales from wharf 81 As a Al
per sack from store 81 IS. Demand good.
BACON-Hams 9 a l0c.; Western Sides 81
a &C., Shoulders 81 SIC.
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Ebr The En,nI;,
TOT UE EWQEFr.
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF THE sTH c0NGRES-

For the E7lQItTer.
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF THE sTH C0NGRES-
SIONAI. DISTRICT.
Our present worthy representative, MIR. R. l..
T. Beale, having announced defnitiusiy, in pub-
lished card, his intention Of not being candidate
for reelection, il behooves us at an early day 10
look around US for the most suitable person TO be
his successor; and in doing so, find no one so
al as our Elector, HENRY A. WASHINGTON. Esq,
of Wes,moreland Firm and faithful in his po-
li,ical principles able, dignifed and eloquent in
debate, pure, high-minded and honorable in char.
acter, he is in every respect qualified TO represent
the district which embraces in lis limits The for
msr residence OF John Taylor, and which was so
ably and faithfully represented by Hunler.-
His very origin 100, carries with him The conf
dence OF Victory and of virtue, and in honoring
him we shall do honor to ourselves.
A VorER OF CAROLINE
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore Americanl

Correspondence OF lNE bdItInlUTe HWe1lCHuI
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3-ei P. NJ.
The Barque lrma has arrived here, bringing
dates from Maracaibo 10 the 18th ult
Manages was still holding possession OF the CT
~, which was completely surrounded by The for.
ces OF Paez under command OF General Andrade.
1t was generally expected and believed, however,
that The city would be reduced 10 the necessity OF
captivating. Many OF the most Influential cili-
zens were disposed 10 favor this course, because
they entertain the belief, founded upon limitations
thrown out by Paez thai he will soon be able TO
re-eslablsh The constitution OF 1880. The coun-
try round about is in very disturbed and unset
tied state.
Up 10 the dale OF this despatch we have no ii.
dinss ofhe steamer Britannia, now fully due al
Rnolnn
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STOLEN.

STOLEN.
q My stable was entered on Saturday
10 night, ID inst. Composed between 10
GA and il oclock,) and one OF my horses,
together with saddle and bride, carried Off
The horse is fine bay, with thin TAIL hind feet
little white, scar on one shoulder and knot on
the back Of the neck rubbed by the collar He
works well in harness, bears hard on the bit, and
is first rate riding animal, about 8 years Old
The saddle is much worn and patched on The
back of the scat, has old style brass stirrups.
will pay liberal reward for any informa-
ton that will lead 10 the recovery of The horse.
A. BARGAMlN.
The Fredericksburg Recorder Charlottesville
Jeffersonian, Petersburg Republican and Lynch
burg Republican will give one insertion and send
account 10 this Office. Dec.
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Photographed for The Baltimore Americana

NEW DIRK, Lee. q, Z. w.
The Stock market continues firm. Sales OF
Treasury Note 6's, 1861, and U. S. new loan l05
1854. All sound Securities in good request
Exchange on London 81 8. per cent premium.
The Flour ,market closed somewhat frmer.-
Sales during the day amount 10 1000 bbls al SIS
81 S 81 for common Michigan and Genesee
brands. Pure Genesee S. So Small sales Of
Southern al SIS S. Georgetown held al SIS g..
Wheat is rather dull Sales of 1000 bushels
Genesee al l26 1877 cents and red do, good TO
prime, l03 a ll2 cents Corn is no, so much in
demand. Sales Of $4,000 bushels al 63 a 66 CTS
for mixed, 10 cents flat and 70 IA cents for
round yellow. Oats in brisk demand, ar sales
of 10000 bushels of "a IS cents. Rye dull,
with small sales al 81 a 81 cts.
The Cotton market remains az last quoted
rather in favor of buyers, sales during the day Of
1000 bales. Dealers disposed 10 await further
advices from Europe.
Whiskey is steady and somewhat 6rmer. Sales
to day OF 800 bbls al "a 24s cents per gallon.
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There are many new members in The present
Leeislature-in the Senate about 8, and in the
House about 81. Several young men appear for
the first Time on The public stage ia either House :.
The Senate is fast rejuuenating. From the APP
pearance of the present Legislature, and from
what we have heard it cannot be doubted that il
contains fund OF mind, worth and industry.
which will secure useful session.
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BOLIVAR SHIELD, Clerk.
WILLIAM GOULDyN,

HAS removed his Office 10 No. u, Governor street,
few doors above Main street.
He continues 10 hire out Negroes rent out houses
collect Claims and attend to other business, as Ge
neral Agent.
Particular attention is given during the year In the
health and comfort fthe Negroes hired out by him.
Dec l-e2aw5W
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a PROCLA NATION

A VACANCY having occurred in the General A..
n semby OF the State OF Virginia. by The resignation
OF James H. Cox, late Senator for The District
the town Of Petersburg: Therefore, /, William smith
Governor Of the said State Of Virginia, do hereby re-
qnre The Shrrs of the said countless and the Sergeant
of the said town, to hold elections in their respective
counties and town on The second Monday (being The
eleventh day. Of December next for Senator 10 fiji the
vacancy aforesaid
Given under my hand rs Governor. and under The
ts, lesser seal OF the Commonwealth, AZ Richmond
''NA' this lith day of November IN the year 1913.
Nov Ii-cii WM. SMITH,
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Lambert,s OH ce,

~ ~ ERh ~ Z " "
On Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully Uniforms hisfrends
and the public in general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Booker, In the Office ton 18th
street. under the EIchane. iolell formerly occupied
by d. NJ. Hoyt. and recently bv L. b. Pcndleton.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg Lottery, Glass 10:
"A 40 1 81 81 l3 , 40 25 So.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 81 So Each $50,
Do. do. do 4 40 Al ( sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class 50:
62 43 9 7 % % So , IS Sc.
Drawn Nos Sussex Glass n, Nov. 3Gih:
&c 81 81 81 40 a e 6s % 35 10 50 &c %.
Whole Ticket 20 &c 69. prize OF 81 600 sent
TO this off e.
TUESDAY-The Va. Leesburg Lottery, Glass -
all other three number prizes tbeng 1911 $40 each; all
two number prizes SIS. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets
50; halves2 so; ORE. IS
WEDNESDAY-splendid Scheme The Delaware
State Lottery Glass No. 30. Capitals s35O00 Ii, 900,
10000, 5000, 5000, 4OOl 1855, 20 Of 100, Sc. 70
Nos, - drawn. TicketsslO; halves S; ars. 80.
THuRSDAY-Thr Sussex county tDeIawarel Lotto
ry Glass IT, Capitals SaO,0OJ, 5000, &c. 70 Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets SIS; halves2 50; qrs IS.
FRIUAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery. Class
No. IS. Capitals: SIS 49, OF aOc0, &C. 10 Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets 81; halves ?; quarters l.
ShTURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
tDeawarel Lottery, Ex.ra, Glass No. la7. Capitals :
,250 800, &c, &c. 75Sos. l3 drawn. Tickets 81
halves So Cts; quarters IS c.
Saturday Evenng-Sales close at5o O'Clock
A MAGSirfcEST SCHEME!
Virginia Leesburg LOTTERY Glass No. 70, for 1913 to
be drawn Al Alexandria on Saturday, Dec. 0 Is No.
Loltery-l3 Drawn Ballots Grand Scheme: s35,250,
$4,000, s,OOO i,OOo 3,OOO 1890, 30 Of 900, &C. Tick
cts $40; halves ); quarters 50.
Saturday, Dec. a3d-yery Splendid Scheme!
The Virgna Lsesburg Lottery, Class q. Capitals
$4,000 $4,000, 10000, 10000, 5000, 4,al3 al4 Of OOO
being the lowest 3 No. przes, &c. ~ Nos, 70 drawn
Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
JT Orders FOR packages, certificates Of packages
single tickets shares Ia the above, In any of Man
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 10 $40 ortick1s,l
will receive the prompt attention, and the draw
inss forwarded Immediately to distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
r Recoect No.3-'There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'Nore y Dec
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HENRY J.. BRVIUkF,
Committee on the part of the Directors and Stockholt-
ers 0f the Company.
SALE or Lot IL FARMVILLE.

N pufsnance Of decree of The LOu y Court OF
! Prince Edward, shall, on WEDNESDAY, the Och
day of December At III! ~, offer for sale on the pre-
ml.es an improved haf Lot OF Land IN Farmyile,
now occupied By the family Of SIR J. P. Hawking, and
adjoining the Lot on wbic' Df. Spencer resides IL Is
old ~ part 0f he Esta;. Of me late d. H. Fn?pn de-
erased and he money may not he wanting for long
n.r,oJ This i, !. comfortable fanny residence. Mr..
Hawkins nil show The property 10 persons wishing
purchase.
TERMS-Bonds, with approved security, Al 8, la and
~ months from 1T January next and the lien retain
a. 2. y. WATKINS, Commissioner.
F,rmytr Nov. 2s-cw9l