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MERCHANDISE.
New Year-January, 1919.
GREAT ATTRACTION
Fifteen Thousand Dollars worth Of
DRY GOODS

SELLING AT VERY REDUCED PRICES,
FOR CASH ONLY!
WITH view Of making change in my
w way of doing business hereafter, will
from this day sell off my sock OF STAPLE and
FANCY DRY GOODS at greatly reduced
prices, ezelxs,rety for cash.
Members OF The Legislature citizens, and The
public generally, are respectfully invited to call
and examine my stock, which is well Assorted
and having been purchased since The great re.
ducion in prices inducements will be offered
which cannot TAIL to give satisfaction. Call al
WILLIAM J. SWORDS
Cheap Cash Dry Goods Store,
No 225, Broad Street, Shockoe Hill,
Sign OF the Dry Goods Box.
N. BAH persons indebted 10 me will please
make immediate payment. Jan 3
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY!


Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 7, 10 be drawn
Saturday, January 18th, 1882 at baltimore 70
Nos 20 drawn. Grand Capitals: s47 lis, Is GOO, To-,
900, $3.50, % Of o00,, &c. Tickets Sl5-shafes in
proportion In this Lottery, the lst 3D. 3D. 4th, 5th,
9th, 7th, sh 9Th 10Th drawn numbers are entitled
TO Sl5-all the other drawn numbers to SIS s3 each
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No s. TO he drawn
Saturday, January goth, ls49, at Baltimore rs
Nos. IL drawn. Grand Capitals 5 prizes Of $50 900,
of 3Con, Of l,75D, Of 1884, Of 1000, tzc Tick
cts Sl0-shares in proportion.
SusGuehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. :, for 1919,
to be drawn At Baltimore, Maryland, on "Wednesday,
Jan. 2ith. rs Nos, Is drawn Scheme: s33,UW, %,
900, OO0 S 49,, 3,OOO 2,O00 % Of 80, Tickets
Sl0-shafes in proportion.
Grand Scheme for the 27thl
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass M. Q, TO be
drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, jan 27lh, 1919. 7s
Nos, Is drawn. Capitals s5O,oOO 5,6s 10000, Of
5000 Of 2,0o0 40 OF 1000, &C. Tickets Sis; halves
7 So quarters IS.
W Ia purchasing by thepackage, deduct the price
Of three Tickets.
"a, Orders for Tickets in the above ill meet prompt
and con iden,ial attention, if addressed TO
J. b. COWLES, Wall street,
Jan6 Richmond, Va
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IN HANGERY--ViR.tsi,t--A RuIes held ~ the
Clerks Office Gf the Crcul. superior cnur IT Law
md 'hanc-ry"l Northampton county, on Monday, The
Isl iay Of January, ia:
Thos l. Kendall aud Jesse Paris, rlant IT.:
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Jan l2-c2lw4w WIN u HARRISON.
IN HaNCERY--vlnGisI.: Superior Court Of
Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held At tn
State Court house, IN the city of Richmond, Thurs
day, January 1th, 1919:
Charles Sterne, IN his own right, and n admins.
traitor Of Francis Sterne, deceased, Ensebis Serne,
Eliza Strrne. George Williamson ana Virginia his
wife formerly Virginia Stern- John II williamson and
Martha his VIE formerly Martha Sierne freed Butler
and Parthenia his wife, formerly Pauhrnia Si-rnr
and Allen Baker and Serena { his wife, formerly Sc
fena Srrne, Plaintiffs:
against
Raleigh Travrrs Daniel. in hi- Over right. and late
administrator al Prytou St-rnr, dfrra.ed, Richard
Adams sheriff Of the county o; Henricn, and a SUCH
administrator DE- bonis If the said Pcyton Strrnr.
deceased, Charles Goodill, in his own right and a
executor of Parkr Street, deceased, william frame and
Walker = Conway. administrator Il John VI Daniel !,
deceased, which said Parkr Street Charles 7 Gooda
William Crane and John W. Daniel were surres in The
official bond If the said Raleigh Ifavers Daniel rs ad
mlnls,ra;or Of the said Peyton Il serne, deceased,
This cause In which the plaintiffs appear 10 have
proceeded against the defendant William Crane, who
is out Of this Commonwealth 10 the MANNER prescribed
by law agains; absent defendants mr. SUI iaingto ap
pear and answer came this day 10 be heard on the
original and amended bills which nave been taken Tor
confessed 10 al! the Defendants, ana the ethloits
iled and was argued b. counsel: On examination
whereof the Court with the consent Of the parties,
tnciuing the defendant, william Grane,) by their
counsel, adudgr, order ana decree that The &c
counts If The defendant Raleigh L DanIri, late ADM
nis,aor az Pryon SItrnr, deceased, with the estate
Of the said Slerne, be referred To Commissioner Pol
tlux for settlement, who Is directed 10 state and settle
the same and make report thereof 10 the Court, with
any matters, specially stated deemed pertinent By
himself or which may b. required by either party TO be
SO stated.
And with like consent the Court doth further nd
udse order and decree that all persons who may have
claims against the estate Of the said Peyton Strrne
deceased, exhibit the same for settlement, before thr
said Commissioner, on nr before The seventh day oi
March next, and thai copy OF this decree be published
for eight the Times and Enquirer. two Of me
newspapers published in the city OF Richmond, aad
posted at tie door of the Court house ol the said city,
and also Of the county Of Henrlco, on two several
Court days. And, with hk. eons'n., Il is ordered,
that the Clerk be authorised TO deliver forthwith 10
the counsel of either party one OF more copies OF I'M.
decree and that the Commissioner proceed, without
DELAY in taking said accounts, and make report there
or practicable during the present term OF The Court
Copy. Tcste.
Ian I1-ewaw ROBERTS, Clerk.
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EE.llAI.E E.nlil,ATInN-

MISS Lucy BOILING, at Peter burg, will resume
~ the duties Of her School. my hoIs- in the
~ nf Louisa, the 18th of January 1919 She teach
r. all the various branches of the English Iansuag,
usually taught in schools; also, the French language
and Music the Piano.
TENMs-Fur soard and Tuition of the Ensli.h Ian
guage $50; for French, Sll: lrr Music, SCI.
The School will close the 18th ni December de
Quoting month during ti- SuHinrr for vacation.
her L. be very superior Teacher; md examination
oil hei scholars tr end Of the .ast gave eyi
denct at The fact.
Addrrss-i.nulsa Court house.
Dec 25-ctFrbl D. L. WINSTON.
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A RID,

II has been announced in the public papers that
N was one of the for the extension OF the
Louisa Railroad. from the Junction TO the City Rich
mond, il is proper that should state that by an ar
raneement entered into between the other contractors
and myself, have transferred TO them my interest In
the bid made by us, and, with the approval OF the
proper officer Of the company have been released from
its obligation take pleasure in referring those o my
friends who have applied to to hire their hands,
10 the contractors Messrs. Melton, Omohundro and
Carter, who are in every way deserving encourage
mont. WIN. ). FOWLER.
Ian l2-3t
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Sutton a. 1YinsfOn

NONTINUE to conduct GENERAL GRO
~ Gerry and COMMISSION BUSINESS,
al No. 30, Main street, Richmond, where they
respectfully invite the patronage OF their friends
and the public generally. They keep constantly
in store the best Family Groceries, and give par
licular attention 10 The sale Of Flour, Tobacco,
Grain and other Country Produce Jan 10
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10 600 DOI,I.ARSI
COWIes, LOaxery Office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
THE attention OF the patrons Of Cowles' celebrated
Prize Office is invited 10 the following brilliant
Schemes TO be drawn in the month Of January under
the management Of ID. PAINE & CO., who have dlstri-
buted large prizes in Richmond the last year than
all others combined OF those sent, many have been
directed this agency, and sold by the
nrzo-seller. COWLES,
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IN CHANCERY-ViRGisi. All Rules held in the
l Clerks Office ofthe Superior Court of Chancrry for
the Richmond Circuit, the 9th day of January, 1893:
Charles Storm, Plaintiff:
against
Adam Smith, and another Defendants.
The defendant; above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according 10 the act Of
Assembly and the rules of ths Court, and il appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he u not nhahant nf
this Commonwealth. Il is Ordered, That The said de
endan; do appear al the rules 10 be held for the said
Court on The first Monday In April next, and answer
the bill Of the PLAINTIFF ana that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted In some newspaper published IN the
citv of Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted the front door OF the state Court house, In the
said CITY. Copy-Test-,
Jan ll-cw2m ROBERTS, Clerk.
IN CHANcERY.-vIRsisI Al Rules held in Ina
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Chancetv for
the Richmond Circuit the sixth day Of January. 1913:
John Penfo!d, William Penfold and William w Clay.
merchants and partners trading under the firm and
style Of &: w fenfoli & Co, Plaintiffs:
against
James Trueheari and Caiharin. f his wife, James
Trueheat his son, Josiah l.Scruggs, and other
Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance ard given security. according 10 the
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court and IL APP
Pearng by satisfactory evidence they are not nha-
bitants of this Commonwealth IL is ordered, that the
said defendants do appear nj the rules 10 he held for
the said Court the first Monday April next, and
answer the bill Of the plaintiffs: and tha, a copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in III. city Of Richmond forw months sue.
cessivey and posted at the front door Of the state
Court house, in the said CITY.
Copy. Teste,
ian ll-cwom P ROBERTS. Clerk.
TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Rules held IN The
Clerks Office oil the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 9TH day of January. lals
Neil Stalker, John Mcragsart, Charles McTasgart,
Neil McTaggart, William Stewart AID Flora his wife,
late Flora McI'acSar;. William stewart Angus Stew
art John McCai.um and Caihltlnr his wife, late caha-
rine Stewart, and Charles Stewart, Plaintiffs:
against
John Wilkie and Mary his wife, and another,
Defendants
The defendants above named not having entered
their appsa and given security. according to The
act of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and i
nearing by satisfactory evidence thai they not inha
bitants Of this Commonwealth. ii y Ordered, That the
said defendants do NJ the rules To be held for he
said Court the fret Monday in April next, and an
swer bill OF the plant ifs and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted In some newspaper published
in the city Of Richmond for two months successfully
and posted the front door of the State Court house in
the said city Copy-Teste,
Jan il-ewam P ROBERTS, Clerk.
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n MARI, in addition to practicing in The
~. County and Circui, Courts of Charlotte,
Appomal,oI, Campbell, Pittsyvapia and Hall.
fax, as heretofore, will hereafter practice In the
Court of Appeals al Richmond. Address, Camp
bell Court House, Virginia.
Dec. l3-c2awSw
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LOTTERIES.
8. w. Marry & Co.,
{ M A N AG +. r :


(MANA ERS.)
Successors to j. G. GREGORY a. co,
OFFICE, NO. 1, CITY no TEL, RICH.
" MOND. Pirgimie.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY
Virginia Mononcaa LOTTERY. Glass 3, for 5.3 to be
drawn on Saturday, Jan; 10. IS Nos, III drawn.
Capitals:
prize Of saa,4as Lowe, , No. pri1c siao
oprizes q S'nln Sc sc.
Tickets $ !-shaiesiH proportion.
Delaware Lottery, ~. }, tohe d;awn January l7.h-
- No. Loitery--ls drawn ballots.
prize OF $4,000 30 prizes Of $500
30 prizes Of 800 10 800 sc
Tickets Sl0-s!ares in proportion.
Virginia Monongaia Lottery. Class u FIR 1870 IN
be drawn on Saturday. January 90. IS No. Lottery
II drawn ballots.
Grand scheme:
ssp'1assof $50 90, aprlzrs Of $500
7ouo 10 1000
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters ST.
= Delaware LOTTERY, No 4, to be drawn January ai.h
&C Nos, l0drawn ballots.
prize Of ssao 900 20 20 prizes Of sl.5oa
lO,UuO % :" 400
1 9 5,0tD Or sr
Tickets $l0; halves 5; quartersa 50
Delaware Lottery, No.5, to be drawn January 3lst.
Capitals
33przses Of s9,ooS o,s prrze,of slsso
quo 200 500
800 &c sc
Tickets slU-shares in proportion
10000 DOLLARS!
Vrenia Monongalil Lottery, Class A, for 1919, 10
be drawn on SATURDAY., January 81. is No. Luuury-l5
drawn ballots.
Capitals:
prize Of s7O00O 100 prizes of 81 900
$4,000 100 . 500
| l5,001 23l q 200
| g lU,UuD sc. &C.
Tickets 500; halves 10; quarters5.
certificate Of package OF &c whole Tickets S2lC;
halves, quarters and eishths in proportion.
20 Orders for ccttihcairso or Packagrs,,ingIeTIck-
cts and shares, IN ANY the above Schemes address
cd TO the dersiensd VIII fec-iyrthe prompt
tenton a;d IN acc'Ini Of each drawin forwarded
as soon as tisreceiyrd.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets sale by
J. w. MhURY CO.. Managers,
Jan Richmond Virginia
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a.ECA,S GEFIGsi,

CORNER OF MAIN AND TWELFTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE following Grand Lotteries are TO be drawn du
ring the present month, under the management o
the old and successful Managers, ID. Paine 4. 20.
Orders for Tickets, from the country viii meet wll
usual prompt attention, and all business strictly
confidential. Address Z. u. LU X, Richmond, Va.
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CORN and COB CRuSHERS,
WHEAT FANS, REApERS,
FLATTENIHG MILLS, &C.
He will also supply order any Machine that may be
wanted that is made IN the United States.
Tobacconists can he supplied with Flattening Mills Of
any ordered made Of the best materials, and in the
best manner.
tT Persons indebted 10 the late firm Of Parker 6e
Smith will please make immediate payment.
Dec l9-cw4w JhREZ K PARKER.
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Posi- Oftice-Concord Academy.


REFERENCES-flon John Y Mason. Secretary Of
the Navy; DR. Scott Speaker o The Senate Of Vir
einia; Gen Bernasd P-yton,s Maj Thomas II Ellis .
MessrI " Leigh James 4 Sehdons and Robert Z
Stanard, Richmond; Hon Robert VI + Hunter and fch
ard Baylor. Esq, Essex; Nirssrs John lahh and Jno
r Bryan. Gloucester, 'lrssrs M:sr> W Fisher. and
iulphr and VIM Riv--,s Lsq, AIbrmarr; WIN II
Tayue,t Esq, Mount AIRY; VIM II iIarfson,s Esq,
Prince George; Maj Clayton G Coleman Louisa, nr
arnisead Cn0ke,s Nolols; William II Roy,s Esq
Matthews; Hon Thomas Bayy; Thomas u GholSon,.
Esq, Petersburg; Andrew Hunter, Esq, jefferson; Rev
Wm Friend, Port Royal; III Rev Nicholas Cubbs, Judge
Samnr! Chapman,s and Judge Daniel Coleman, Ala.
bama; DR. Wm e lanirll,s Georgia; John Compton, :
Esq, Louisiana; Hon James 81 Mason. Winchester.
GeEtI-mrn who either have had, or nj presrn,
have sons or wards members of the Institution.
Ilrrt Eli
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN

"
kDIR>L AM 10 ihc directions Of decree Of the
County CoHu Of Hanover, pronounced on IN. a6lh
daN oi december, ieis III SUIT therein Grprnd M he
tween fimbrTiasr and Tmbenaar g. ~ sp-,i,! com
missioner therein NAMED. rhall Yfocrrd ou FRIDAY
th1 III oi February, Tag II far, II not the nra fair
liy Thereafter, al Tic iae residence OF b-njamn
Imheflaar, j., deceased, 10 sell 10 The highest oder
Inc Tract 81 Land therein named ooHtainIn. one hun
ired lnd ttiriy The sad land VIII b. sold nou
Tue ioh"lny terms: one thifa cash, the balance III
two equal payments, ut ak and Twelve montLs-the H.
Tie I" sad land 10 he Withheld tit tie whole of me
purchase money shall be paii.
ne ldii adJ' iit the lands ~ Mrs Mary Meredith
Achilles .LumPhin, &c, ten miles from the rity "
hich'n"nh, and y very susceptible of Improvement.
Is TlM3ERLhkE, Commissioner
Ian l2--cMtds
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auLIIn ACADEMY

THE Summer session OF this Institution will rom
L mence February lat and terminate the Isl ot An
cn1t few pupils VIII he received fpr this pc
r.oi IL six months, If early application be made.
TERMS, per session Of six months, SIa0-oi which
SlOO payable The Isl Of February, and so the II.
Of August.
Ulrect-Lodore P. o., Amelia.
Jan l2-c2awdw WIN II HARRISON.
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IN uASCERi-VinGIsiA: At rules held in tho
Clerk Gfirs of the Ci'cnI: Superior Court Of Law
and Chanrrry, of Northampton county, on Monday
the first day IL January, lag:
George + Up,hur, Painful;
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IN HANCERY-VIRoiaIA:- AT Rules taken in the
L Clerks Office Of Prince Edward County Court, the
first day Of January, lsi9:
Peter Gibbs Plaintiff
against
lanes boswell and John Rudd, Defendants.
The defendant, James boswell, not having entered
his appearance and given security, according TO an act
of the General Assembly and the rules of this Court
and II appearing that he is not nhabtant of this State
the motion Of the plaintiff by counsel. 1t Is entered
at rules aforesaid, and accordingly Odersd That the
said defendant James Dosw ell do appear here the
first day Of April Court next and answer the plaintiffs
bill; and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
In some one of the public newspapers printed in the
CITY of Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY, and also
posted at the front door Of the Court house of this
~. ACopy-IesIe, o,
Jan ll-cwom B WORSHAM, C.
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Broad gock Spring Races

WILL commence the first TUESDAY IN May.
w ana continue three DAYS.
FIRST DAY-A Sweeps,ake for three year old colts
and lillirs, nnried. sion rnrance-S25 forfeit; mile
heats: tn name and close the 18th March.
SECOND DAY (Wednesday3--Jocksy Club Two
mile heats
THIRD DAY Thursday Jockey Club Purse
Three mile heats.
For entrance 10 the above stakes address Proprietor
of Broad Rock Course JOHN ALLCOCk.
p : IN. ,moun, nj Purses made known in due
,,,n. Jan l2-cwsw
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II URLEY'S OFFICE, No. lo., East Main
Ii Street.

Il Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says come Try again ~
A 5000 prize sod and paid at HURLEY's
Drawn Nos Mononsalia Lottery, Glass 6-Jan.
9; loves, prize SIS
SO % 45 : IA 81 % Al Al Sd 50 3 So
Ticket 81 SO "a, a prz: Of 5000 sold aod paid
al sight BY HURLEY.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery, NJ ,. Jan. 10:
Lowest prize $40
,22 l3 81 35 10 9 81 40 So Al IL So 81 IL.
Half Ticket, Nos. IL % 81, prize of 500,
sent HURLEY'S.
Hurley's arrangement for TIC Week:
FRlDAY-Sl6.000. IS Nos, - dawn
Tickets 4.
SATURDAY MORNING-s4,OoO. rs Nos,
IA drawn. Tickets |. Packages So Is.
SATURDAY EVENING-Gr Scheme!
of s42,439, 80 of 5000, &C., &c. Loves, prize
$500. Is Nos, II drawn. Tickets II.
HURLEY has on sale Tickets in The glorious
li:ile Small Fry for this week-Caphal Prz":
$4,000, &c &c. Tickets Sl-packages s. IS,
warranted 10 draw back So 90 al least. All per-
sons in want OF money must call al HURLEYS
OFFICE, where, for small investments, large re-
turns are generally received. Jan 8
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At THE ODD FELLOWS
HALL TONIGHT.

oWLEs' OFFICE, Wall Street, Richmond,
Virginia.
To-day-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass g. Capt.
,ais; $4,000 3oi 5000, 5 OF 500, &c. IS Nos,
IA drawn. Tickets S4-shares in proportion.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Extra, No. 2:
As g. 2S42 IS l6 2 81 10 l 80 IL.
Jan. ID
IA ANAGERS OFFICE D. PAINE &
4nCO., Richmond, Va.
inns Day-Capitals: $4,000, 8 Of 5000, S of
a9o, &c, &c. 10 Nos, l4drawD. Tickets 81.
Drawn Nos. Of Susquebanna Lottery, Class 6:
u 90 80 10 81 81 Al SO SIG AZ.
Fatcn'aT aHsn'ion is called TO our Scheme
LOT eaia:.av. 10 BE- founI in another column.
oaphai S4iil5. 20 drawn ballots.
Jan. - PURCELL & co.
FORTUNES HOME, CHALK'S OFFICE
i No. 6, Main 81.
osd Pokomose once more, The favori.e Scheme
q. the week.
This day, Posomoke Lottery, Glass 2. IS
Nes IA drawn. prize OF $4,000, OF 5000
5ci 500. Ticket, "A
The Capital priz, 0; $40 600 in the above
Lottery, saori lime past, was SEN 10 this office.
Lo'S on Tor big one today at CHALK'S.
Jan. IL 5 doors above The Old Market.
uCk's OFFICE, corner Main and 18th
- Streets Richmond, Virginia.
>, $4,000 Capital to-day rs Nos ID drawn.
Tiesets S4 os' - u'a""'
10 morrow-S47,li5 Capital. 70 Nos. 20
u'aSn baoIs Tickets SIS.
Ear sale by rucK
O'd"h NOS. OF Susqnehanna Lottery. Glass 6:
~ SO SO 10 81 81 Al Sc 8 is AZ.
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THE STEYERMARK QUINTETTE COM.
PANY

PANY
JTAVE arrived in this city, and take pleasure
IL 10 informing lis citizens that they will, pre-
vious 10 their departure for Havana, give
grand INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT on SA-
TURDAY EVENING. al The EXCHANGE
CONCERT ROOM. Particulars will be duly
announced. Jan. Il-2t
fNHE subscriber, thankful for the liberal pa
/ uonase ne has received since he has been
in be commission business, again offers his ser
vices 10 his friends, 10 sell Tobacco Corn and
Wheat, and pledges himself 10 give his best at
tsn,ion 10 all business entrusted TO hi. care.
JOHN NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
Jan. l-dlm&c2m
WANTED, Carriage Driver and Hosller
w for the ensuing year.
JAMS P. w. DANIEL.
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Virginia NoGongala Lottery, Glass u, for ls49, he
drawn on Saturday, January 2Jih. IL drawn Nos IN
package Of 25 Tickets. Schemes Of $50 600, of II,
900, 900 Of 5,O00 10 of $780, 10 of 900, &c
Tickets 4 10. lhlvrs &. SO
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FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
SILAS MERCHANT would invite gentle
- men who may be in want Of beautiful ar
licle OF fancy Cashmere Pants 10 call and ex-
anime his stock, No. I'D, Main Street.
JAN III
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MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND.
TNHE HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from The
accession OF James The 81, by Thomas
Darlington Macaulay, volume lst-S2.
History Of Alexander The Great by Jacob Alb
bolt. with nap and engravipg.-62 cents
BENJAMIN Franklin, his Autobiography, and a
Narrative ct his public life and services, spien-
didy embellished by numerous Designs, by
Chapman-25 cents. For sale by
49, A. NORRIS,
Jan. 10 Successor TO Drinker g. Morris.
ACAULAY's HISTORY OF ENG
lu LAND received by NASH & WOOD
HOUSE. The history OF England, from The &C.
cession OF James II. by Thomas Darlington Ma
cauley; vol |, octave, cloth, with portrail-price
two dollars. Jan 10
TO COUNTRY PHYSICIANS.
nUR assortment of medicines embrace every
j article 10 the line Of the best quality OF
French. English and American manufacture, TO
which we add every new medicine, known 10 be
good as it appears. We keep on hand fine as
sorlmeni OF Physicians Saddle. bags, OF superior
workmanship, filed with vials OF different sizes;
also Bugsy.chesis, filed with vials, scales and
every thing necessary for country practitioner,
together with the most useful instruments in
Surgery; all kinds OF Syringes, Pocket Gases,
Lances, Cupping apparatus, Forceps, Bandases,
Braces, Trusses Supporters, etc., etc. Medl-
cines obtained from our establishment may te
always relied upon for their purity and are OBJ
tanned only from houses oil known reputation
and integrity, in whom he most implicit conf
dence may be placed. We solicit the patronage
OF country physicians, assuring Them their or
ders will be filled with care, precision and pune
tualily, every article ibeing handsomely labelled
with Latin or English labels. as they may wish,
and arranged in order Tor their shelves. Anyar-
tice which we may not have on hand we will or.
der or have made Immediately.
Jan. 10 DOVE &lISAACS.