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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-05
LOTTERIES.
Lam bert,s q iii &c,

On fourteenth Street, under The Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
L and the public IN general, that he has commences
the business of Lottery Broker, In the office ION IAN
street, under the Exchange otel) formerly occupied
by D. M Hoyt. and recently bv +. B. Pendleton.
Drawn Nos. Delaware Lottery, Class |, Jan. 81.
u IS 81 Il Is 80 81 IS % IS Go II.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Glass H. Nov. 3OIh:
So 81 81 81 40 Al IS % 80 10 % 6b -.
Whole Ticket % 66 GO, a prize OF 81, oOo sent
to this off e.
Drawn Nos Delaware 81, Dec IA:
81 | 60 Al 81 6l IL 81 % 50 "A
Whole ticket, 20 81 r. Prize OF Sooo, SEM
to this office.
FRlDAY-The Virginia Mononsala Lottery, Ciass
No. 3. Capital: $l2 200. 81 Nos, 10 drawn. iiche's
81; halves .; quarters /.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county nv
(Delawarel Lottery Extra Glass 40. D sou wv ~"
pita IS Nos, - drawn Tickets Vi Ha''es ~ U.s.
quarers25 c.
Saturday Evening-SaIes close al O'Clock
MAGEIFICENT SCHEME!
The Virginia Lersburg Lottery, Class 4. Capitals !:
s4O0O l3OQU 10000 81. IS Nos, IA drawn. lick
cts SlU-shares in proportion
~ Orders for packages, certificates Of packages.
single tic kets shares in the above, i'll any Of Maui
~ a. Co.'S Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day. prices varying from 81 10 S0 for
will receive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3 Exchange Place Richmond, va.
Or Recollect No.3-sThere's luck in odd numbers,
saws Rory O'Eore - Jan
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NEGRO HIRING,

BY N. B. & Q. B. HILL.
TIME Subscribers offer their services again tC
i their friends aud the public 10 Hire out Ne
e,oes for the ensuing year.
They would recommend those who intend send.
ing their negroes here 10 send them early, tha
they may obtain good homes and good prices
They pledge themselves 10 attend to all negroes
entrusted 10 their care in sickness.
N. B. & G. B. HILL,
Corner OF Wall aud Franklin Streets.
A
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Nor,cp m v0- Ify-pEB4 -
A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
TIE CELEBR-iTED
J f W DAFl DIS
Sap Hiehanss Efsaeepr

-
A CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains IN The
IN Side, Chest, Loims Back, Bowels Muscles. Rleu-
matisrl III all It's varied forms, Nervous Affections,
Lungs and Liver Complaints, spinal Affections, Re-
male Weaknesses, etc. etc For the above compl .nts
this Plaster no E4u,L. The great celebrity which
has already acquired, not only III the OLD but In the
new world-ilIr extraordinary cures II has performed
IN the most extreme cases Of SUFFERING have acquired
for such reputation, that the proprietor has not-un
Ill recenty-bren able 10 supply half the demand.
The sales throughout every city, tow and Sagrin
the United States without parallel.
A circumstance not surprising, when The vast amount
Of human suffering relieved By Us use Is considered.
In Spinal Defects the benefit usually is Of the most de-
cided character In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases on Of twenty readily yield the penetrating sti-
nula combined IN this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism, either acute or chronic the claims oi
the Hebrew Plaster have long since br-n universally
acknowledged Those who ARE iaborlns under weak
hacks, matter from what Cause the VI aSness may
have orienatedrvrn II such persons have hrrn mis-
guided IN previous applicalons-in The Of the He
brew Plaster they will find the affected par, suddenly
restored 10 ifs original soundness.
As supporter III cases of constitutional weakness II
ill he found of great advantage. II IS particularly re-
commended 10 Females who are suffering from sniidr n
weakness, general debility. Ia short, nmbiaces
all the virtues which the most scientific Ii vas ca
pablt ni compromising from valuable substances found
IN the old world, and VIII be found entirely nee from
those objections which are source Of complaint with
the spread plasters now 5efure tie public.
J- These plasters possess the advantage uf being
put up III air Tight hurrs-hence they retain their iul
virtues IN all climates.
BEWARE OF CouNrERFElTS AND BASE IMI.
TATIuSS.
None genuine without the engraving Gf Jep Ddrid on
the wrapper around each box. Price so cents per box
Each box contains sufficient spread six eight pas
ters.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by ScOVIL & MEAD
No 81, Charters Street. New Orleans, General Agents
fnr the Sonth aud West. Sold also by
ALIEN. DUVAI.. Richmond.
GAYNuR ! WOOD, Richmond
TUOS. II. ROSSER, Petersburg.
NJ. a. Santos. Norfolk
j. ". L G. II. TlNBERLAKE, Charlottes willie
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NEGRO HIRING

OF IOLER x SOOh
THE subscribers again offer their services 10
l. their friends and the public for the ensuing
year as agents tor hiring gu, Negroes, renting
out Houses, buying and selling property, collect
ing claims, &c. TOLER COOh,
Lisles Row, Pearl street,
P. S. We are authorized 10 hire FIVE hundred
able-bodied Men and Boys, TO work on the Rich.
mond and Danville Railroad; from six 10 twelve
miles above Richmond. A liberal price will be
paid. l. q Y.
Dec Ia
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b. ninorc Lalteriss fcr Jqnua,u. $50.

B,him0rc Lotteriss fer Janua'y, lS49.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. for l5i9, TO
he drawn 1T Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, Jan
18th. 7s Mas, ~ drawn Grand Scheme: Si7,ll5,
$4,000, lOGnn, 1850, ~ Of l,oOo &c. Tickets SIS;
halves 50; quarters 75
Susqurhanna Canal Lottery, 30. :, 10 be Drawn al
Baltimore Wednesday, Jan l7lh, 1919. ~ Nos, II
drawn Capitals: $50 cDO, $1,000 $500, 1859. 81 o.!
1850, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. g. % be
drawn AT Baltimore "Wednesday, jan "a, lsio. IS
Nos, I3 drawn. Grand Scheme S33,1O0. 2l.nbO, IL
900. $685. 5000, 1900, &c. Tickets Sln halves :;
quarters 81.
$4,000 SI5657! $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass o, To he drawn n
Baltimore, Maryland, Saturday, Jan. 27th, lsia-
7s Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals: s5O,nOO 1861,
l0, 900, Of 5,U0O of 1000, &C. Tckesisl5-shares
in proportion.
ar In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
If three tickets.
CT Orders promptly and confdentally attended To
Drawings forwarded To all who orterit. Postage need
not be paid orders addressed 10 Z. u. LUCK
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PAMuNKEY LAND.

f.iE parties Interested offer for snle that very desi-
rable Tract OF Land known a. Farm Hill, situated
in the county Of King William, on The Pamunkry riser,
about twenty three miles from Richmond, adjoining
the lands Of Mrs Henrietta Nelson and George Taylor,
Esq and contains within lis present limits $50 acres
more or less. The larger portion Of this farm hat
Land not subject 10 teshets, lying we'll for cultivation,
and is adapted the growing Of all the different crops
raised IN this section Of coInry-and, with judiciuus
ment Ii not Sold privately before the 10Th day of ia
nuary, isi9 il will be offered that day, the hrs,
far DAY thereafter, on the premises
TERMS liberal, aud made known on the lay .. sale
Persons wishing 10 purchase privately can commuRi
Gale with the subscriber, who Will give any iniorma
toa which may be desired JAMES BOSllER.
pirhntond Dec ~ lsiS--rUils
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w. GODDIN,
2T-c;ts WIN D. MUTT.
NEGROES For SALE

I SHALL sel u The highest bidder, for ready money
IN front OF Elisha Melons Tavern, at Louisa Court
house, The s,h day Of January, lsi9,-that being
Court dsy,-SiX LIKELY NEGROES, belonging 70
the Estate OF tile late Col. Joseph shelton Said Ne
grors are al youna-:.irer men, bow ind two wonen
They are sold Tor DIVISION by authority Of decree OF
the County CoGrt OF Gooehiand rendered on The 2Uih
November, lS4s--suii styled shelton. ", Sheitons
Administrators ana others. Ii the day named should
prove unfair, the s.e will place The next fair
day thereafter w FOWLER,
administrator of Joseph Shelton, dee-a.ei.
Drrs-ctds
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NO1'ICE

,1,uE subscriber having engaged the services OF Miss
1 A. VI. Converse 50 fayorloly known 10 this COM
munity rs an ns,ructress will open School al his resi-
dencs. tBuckeye Hanover county, on the 10Th Janu-
ary. 1919.
lie can accom- MEDIATE six seven boarders.
No pupil viii b- received 70. period less than ten
months.
For Board, per session of ten months, $780, Tuition in
English c21: IN French and Latin, s. I-tnh I've paid semi
annually. wa II POLLahD.
Address-IIantvrr G.. n. Dec l-ciJanl5
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Land for sale !.

LEAD AND SILVER NINE TRACT
WILL offer for sale, the tenth day of February
1 III, Tract Land living on the Rocs hsh road, nine
miles from Iiuwardsgilie containing $50 acres, we'll
adapted 10 the growth of tobacco, corn and wheat
with rich LEAD AND SILVER NINE on IL The ore
Of which irlis from seventy Ia eighty per crnishow
ing prospect of an inrahaGstibe vein. he sale VIII
br made at my house, on the above named premises.
TERMS made known the day OF sale
Jsn1-c3, WILLIAM BUhFORD.
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STILL ANOTHER.
Drawn Nos. Mononsalia, Glass 3D. Dec 29.h;
40 rs SIS DC 8 / Is As "a IL % 6S 81 IS.
Ticket 81 IA 76, prize OF 800 sold and
maid nv HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Ezra, Class 1876:
80 10 3S 46 "A 70 As 81 81 SO 80 II 70 "a.
Whole, Nos. 80 so 621 Two more sold and
Hall, Nos. 80 81 Il paid.
Creek Nation Prize Office, No. l0i, Els! Main
Street, Richmond, Virginia
Hurleys arrangement for the Week:
FRlDAY-$l2000. 60 Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 4.
SATURDAY MoRNING-s5OOO. IS Nos,
II drawn. Tickets l.
SATURDAY EvENING-S4O,O 900. 70 Nos.
IA drawn. TicA> 10.
HURLEY has o, sale Tickets in the glorious
LILLE Small Fry for this week-Capiial Prize:
S., 600, &c, &c. Tickets $l-packages So SO,
warranted 70 draw back 80 IS al least All per-
sons in want OF money must call al HURLEY'S
OFFICE, where, for small investments, large re-
turns are generally received. Jan
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TRUNKS! TRUNKslu TRUNKS I!
VERY CHEAP!
WE have on hand good stock OF Travel.
w ling Trunks, some made very convenient
and strong. We have large stock, aud Will
sell them off al very low prices.
Jan. 3 PUINEf q Walls.
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NO VICE

AriIT be sold By public auction al The store Of cyu.
W Harding, Northumberland county, Virginia. on The
first day Of January si9 tihat being hiring day. Sc
VEN NEGROES. on a credit Of Twelve months, Tor q
division among The hrirs oi the late Frederick Gas
kns. THO GaSklNS, {.
S,rthuulef Rand CO. lice Is lsjs-r5ts
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ssar,s. nf H;ryinia.

,3,HE general meeting Of the Stockholders OF The
Bank of Virginia will he held a, their Banking
House, IN The city Of Richmond, on hoGday, the Oh
Of January next
~; an act Of tie Legislature passed 25l'i March,
ls4l mo officer or Director oi Bunk, shall vote by
proxy for any Stakeholder any election q! Directors
or Officers ot Bank rnr shall any proxy ho valid
which shall have been executed sixty days before the
;ie Of any elrcti0n.'
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sar,Mers, asaaz.s ae Virginia

,k1HE General Meeting II The Stockholders II he
4 Farmers Bank OF Virginia viii he held al Their
Banking ious-, in the city of Richmond, on Wedaes-
day, the 10Th January, 1873.
An act OF Assembly, passed March 2jih, ls42, pro-
yiacs that no officer or director OF Bank shall here
after vote by proxy for any stakeholder any election
Of Director or Officers Bank, shall any proxy
be valid which shall have been executed sky days be
fore the time Of any election
December 9Th 1913. j. q. BLAIR, Cashier.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New Year-January, 1919.
GREAT ATTRACTION
Fifteen Thousand Dollars worth Of
DRY GOODS

SELLING AT VERY REDUCED PRlCES,
FOR CASH ONLY!
WITH view Of making change in my
w way of doing business hereafter, will
from this day sell off my stock OF STAPLE and
FANCY DRY GOODS at greatly reduced
prices, c1eExs,vciy for cash!
Members OF The Legislature, citizens, and the
public generally, are respectfully invited to call
and examine my stock, which is we'll assorted
and, having been purchased since the great re-
duc.ion in prices, inducements will be offered
which cannot fail 10 give satisfaction. Call at
WILLIAM J. SWORDS
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store,
No 225, Broad Street, Snockoe Hill,
Sign OF the Dry Goods Box.
N. bah persons indebted 10 me will please
make immediate payment. JAM
MANCHESTER COTTON AND WOOL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
THE Annual Meeting OF The Stockholders in
i this Company will be held at the Exchange
Hotel on Saturday, The 3O'h inst, at IL o'clock,
A. NJ. Punclual attendance is desired
Dec l9-c4t&d5t
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S II O V 4 5

TIME subscribers hand every variety OF paror
/ office and cooking STOVES, from the smallest 70
the largest sze-suitabe for wood or coz. so' as,s
stoves for churches and pnhlic rooms oil the ia'es'
natterns and most approved construction.
Also, large assortment; OF Tin ware. sneel IRON
Utensils, Stove Pipe, &C. all OF which ihty WIN sen a.
the lowest prices. Cail n our establishment, hain
street between City Hotel and Old Market:
~ Sr9,n u 4 C K WELLER
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|, paIcEs OF ADalssIoN:-Boxes, IS cents;
+ iten,s; Gallery. 50 cents; Coored Gallery,
6Lj25 cents.
, Doors open a, hali-past o'clock-com-
Ics al II o'clock, precisely.
T. An efficient Police is engaged.
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Richard Hill, .Dr.

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECIOR,
Hires gu, Negroes, Rents on, Houses, and
II Collects Claims OF all kinds.
OtIice-CoIner Main and 18th Streets
Too SSyctI,nl0
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MARR, in addition 10 practicins in the
County and Circuit ConIls OF Charlotte,
cmauor, Campbell, Pittsylvania and Hall
a. heretofore, will hereafter practice 10 the
II .. Appeals al Richmond. Address, Camp
Cur, House, Virginia.
:. -c1auSu
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ANOTHER NEW NOTE UP 0 N
XEnrceSeer,S Pianos:

From the Home Journal, 25lh November]
xx1ORCESTER'S PIANOS.--We were invited few
w DAYS ago To examine the Piano Forte Warerooms
of Mr.. H. Worcester. in the Third Avenue, where we
saw the material of the instruments in every stage of
progression from the rough boards TO the highly hns-
ed and e1quise,y toned ornament OF The parlor AS
workman Mr. Worcester has had great experience, and
his instruments known and appreciated In every
mart of the land. We advise readers, II time and
opportunity Offer take view OF the Internal arrange
msnts OF Mr.. WIS extensive and admirable manufac-
tory. o-,
November copies the above. and says
tWe agree with the above, from Morris and Wlllis's
Home Journal most decidedly, and We claim TO know
something about the matter. Mr. Worcester's pianos
are In purity and volume oftone, and finish
Of mechanical execution
= ~ A. ORRIS,
SUCCESSOR TO DRINKER MoRRis,)
SOLE AGENT FOR WORCESTER,
Has lust opened five of his superior Piano Fortes, re-
By the schooners Manchester and Fair, daily expect.
ed he will be in receipt of others, and sha continue
through the To add 10 his assortment oil tnls
choice manufacture. From the high reputation Of Mr.
Worcester's Pianos al home, as evnced from the nu
merous notices OF The press of New York city, and OF
may rest assured that, in his manufacture, they obtain
an instrument OF the highest order OF make.
The terms will be found liberal and as fair
be obtained in any of the Northern cities.
Professors amateurs and the public invited TO
anime his assortment.
Mr. J S. Thurston, long and favoIa5iy known among
oS Piano Fortes is employed In the establishment and
VIII a''eha 70 any '''''' ''' " A. MORRIS,
lana Publisher and Book seller.
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ROBERT Il. HOWISON

TTAS removed his Office TO the "Law Build
II ing" near the new Cour, House.
He will, as heretofore, practice regularly 10
the Courls Of Richmond City and the county Of
Henrico. Dec 23-dlw&law2m
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Edward ~. IE Chas. Morris,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

YSJILL practice in the Courts Of Louisa, Goochland
w and Hanover. They will also attend TO any buti-
ness confded TO them in adjoining counties
Address-MonIpeer, Hanover county, Va.
Nov. 2l-cl0tf
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!. g. BLAIR, Cashier.
EJrm Of a pOver u Attorney 10 mic by Pray.

r UNI " a POVT7 y -ftO7 nc! :" T0Tt IT 10y
kSow ALL ny THESE PRESENTS, hat - 0i
- do Hereby appoint - Ia b. substitute
and proxy, for and in name ami behalf Ia vote At
any election of Director Directors 81 The Farmers
Bank Of Virginia. end, furthermore, 10 be - snbs'.
tulr ar nYCIy 10 represent al al meetings oi the
Stockholders I'll Tie Farmers Bank 81 Virginia. and IN
- name and behalf 10 vote respecting ne enicting
repealin. amending such bv laws ordinances " re-
gnaiioHs mag lie deemed necessary ana convenient
Tor the government Of sad Bank.
In witness whereof. - have heteuato sci - hand
ana sea-, this - day III -, r..
Sealed and delivered Ia -, SEAL
L., - IL lrEAi..l
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Five Doglars 60 LynchDurg,

BY LOUISA RAILRUAU.
IRON and after the LIST Of January, s4s the fare be-
L tween Richmond and Lynchburg Will be reduced
by railroad and stages Of M-ssrs. j. L. Heiskcl Co.,
~ SIS 10
Fare between Lynchburg and Junction, %
~ The Railroad VIII soon be- completed nearer
Charlottesville, when the stages :" III arrive IN Lynch
burg to dinner. a.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg on Sundays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays al |, A. d. arrive next day IN
Richmond at III, 4. NJ; In Washington at Al, r. ~;
and in Baltimore by 7, p Nj.
Passengers FOR Lynchhurg take the cars at 8, A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in
Charlottesville before night; leave next day at q, a. NJ
and reach Lynchhurg at 6, r. NJ.
Fare between Washington and Staunton, SlO-Tick-
cts on the Boat or at Staunton.
IAN u ~,
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CONCORD ACADEMY

THIS Institution is located in Caroline county, Vi
i rinia forty miles North of Richmond, aud three
miles from the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad.
The course Of instruction comprises The Latin. Greek
French and Spanish languages, Mathematics in all lis
branches Natural snd Moral Philosophy
TERMS for BOARD and Tuition, for siI months, COM
mencns the lsi OF February next viii be sli0-sl00
payable in advance, S40 at the close OF the session.
F w COLEMAN, A NJ, Principal.
In COLEMAN, a NJ.
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Wilson's @0mgs Of scotland.

MIR. WILSON, OF the Queens Concert Room
lNl and Music Hall, London, begS leave 10
announce that he will give one OF his popular en-
!er,ainments al the Exchange Concerl Room on
Monday, The Slh January, al o'clock, when ne
will sing variety Of Songs and Ballads, inter
spersed with anecdotes, connected with their his
tory, origin. &c, as given BY him in all the prn-
cipal towns in England, Scotland and Ireland,
during the last eight years.
Programme al The usual places. Admitiance
SO cents. Doors open at o'clock, P. NJ The
entertainment will commence at : o'clock For
particulars see bills of the day.
Jan 3-5t
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OFFICE PETERSBURG AND ,
ROANOKE RAILROAD COMPANY,
JANUARY lsT, l649.
7NHE Board OF Directors have this day declar-
i ed a dividend Of three and halt per cent
for the las. six months. payable at the Office OF
the Company, in Petersburg. h. D. BIRD,
Jan 4-2w President.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
7 FORBID nll persons from hunting. shooting, or 9th
i erHise trespassng on my land, under the Penalfs
Of the law. William VAIL.
8 FIuyanna, December 80, lS45.-eR
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S,ETCsd,s eaEEpe;s2.

CORNER or MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE following Grand Lotteries are to be drawn du
L ring the present month, under the management Of
the old and successful Managers, d. Paine K 10.
Orders FOR Tickets, from the country will meet with
our usual prompt attention. and all business strictly
confidential. Address O. b. LII X,
Richmond, Virginia.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
tuck IL a d q soss
GENERAL AGENTS.


OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, lcyLEaAS's BUILDINGS
-Four doors North OF Pennsylvania dcenue,
w shingto
nEyERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for the purpose Of posecut
n claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
DEPARTMENTS OF the General Government.
All communications, pos; paid, addressed TO the
above shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given 10 the following gentleman
Hon George n. Dallas, Vice President; Hon. J.Y Ma
tary Of the Treasury: Hon. JGo. Mclean Supreme
Court: Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter, u. Senate; Clement
Cox Esq ), Georgetown, u. q.
u John F. Addison, Attorney at Law, VIII continue
IN give business before the several
Courts Of the District of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties Of Maryland and Virginia Jan. 2l-c'y
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Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters5.
A certificate Of package of 1t whole Tickets S2l0;
halves, quarters and eighths in proportion.
or Orders for certificates or Packages single Tick
cts Shares in any Of the above schemes, address
ed he Undersigned, will receiveths most prompt at
,ention, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
as soon itisreceived.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets Tor sale by
j. W. MAURY q CO., Managers,
Ian Richmond Virginia
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BOOK CONCERN

Main 1t opposite Exchange Bank.
Establishment can be found general and
eelecled assortment OF STATIONERY and
GOODS, which will be sold at moderate ad-
the cost--consisting in part as follows:
aud Letter Paper, plain and ruled, of varf-
beautiful Note Paper, different patterns,
b. ualities
: II all sizes and qualities; Tissue Paper
Paper; Bristol Boards; Rlotting Paper
}g Paper; Hardware Paper; Bonnet Boards
boards; tnaneled Cards; Visiting Cards
Cards; Painted Motto Cards
10 fenciis, slate Pencils, plain and in cedar
y b,acs sanu, inkstands, great variety
extra and fine; Music Portfolios
Caskets; do. Paper Weights
p; Bill Files; Bill Head Boxes
Boxes; Card Racks; Calendars
Gold Pens; Papetries, beautiful article
etehets; Pen Holders; Water Colors
cal Instruments School States, all sizes
iales; EveIpointed Leads
and Bone Folders
.is, great variety; Wafer stamns
aud Red Ink; Pearl and Shelf Card Cases
Flat and Round Rulers; Quill.
60. Rubber; Rosewood Desks
work Boxes; Pen Makers, an exc. article
s, Ivory Tablets ''''s's
'"f every description; Newspaper Files
Se Adhesive Paper Bands
WING Parallel Rulers
f.s for 'ie
Gel Knives, Scissors, sc &c.
Leroy NJ LEE, Assistan, AGENT,
BOYS BOOTS.
"a hand good stock OF Boys fine
COS, all sizes, some made strong
80 PUTNEY & WATTS.
HlP hMlGRANT.
ssAGRIsT," Capt ANDERSON, IS
~ po'n', ready for cargo for Bre.
VIII please 10 lei us know when
send down their freight.
henry LUDLAM & CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-05
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