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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-14
CT. paul Business Direftcrp.

CT. Paul Business pirsttorp.
David Lambert,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
And Land Agents.. Paul, Minnesota Territory.
H. Prescription claims secured, and entries
made by Military Warrants.
David Lambert,
Procureur, Avocat droit ct Agent DIES terres.-
st. Paul. Reclame mis- ensurete ct des terres
entrees par des ordres militaires
References. RappOrts a.
F Fsn. Vi: II; S srnrrs, ESQ Minnesota.
Hon. HENRY DODGE, Wisconsin.
" a. {. DODGE, w.
:" GEO. w. JONES, iowa.
John j. Dewey, MD,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office on Third street.
Joseph Brown,
Horseshoeing and Backsmthing -Near the Up
per Landing.
Edward Patch,
Carpenter, joiner, and House buder.--Near the
Upper Landing.
BOWles Il BOnette,
Stone Cutters, Stone and Brick Nasons. Corner
Of Bench and Roberts streets, st. Paul, Min
nesota ly.
VIM. ID. Phillips.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law-Ofiice on I bird
street.
j. w. Bass,
Paul House nf Third .,pJ T.,
streets.
Louis Roberts,
Forwarding and Commission, and Dry Goods and
Grocerles.--COrner of Jackson and River sts ,
on the north side.
Freeman, LarpentcuI & Co.,
Forwarding and Commission, Dry Goods and Gro
ceries.--Coner Of Jackson and River streets,
south side.
Daniel Hopkins,
Dry Goods and Groceries.-Corner of Third and
st. Charles streets
Henry Jackson,
Dry Goods and Groceries.-Corner Of St. Charles
and Bench streets.
w. Ill. Forbes,
Fur Company, st. Panl Outfit also Dry Goods
and Groceres.--Bench street.
j. W. Simpson,
Dry Goods and Groceries.--COrne OF Roberts
and Bench streets.
T.. ID. West,
Dry Goods and Groceries.-'rhird street, at the
office of Olmsted s Rhodes.
Lott MOHatt,
Boarding House.Corner Of 1 ourh and Jack
son streets.
N. Northrop,
The Rice House, new iloici.-~Coruer of St. As-
lhony and Eagle streets, Upper Landing.
Joseph Montour.
Bacbsu.ithilg -Robert street.
Tracis Mccoy,
House Buder.--;St. panl
Is. l.. Seliors,
Stone MasOn.--ct. Paul House.
Jesse PomerOy,
House Builder Third greet.
ID. G. Taylor,
BacksmitI..-N the Upper Landing.
John Il. Irving,
PIasterer.-St. Anthony street
IL. II. Russell,
Forwarding and Commission Mcrchant.-Water
Sutcl, I IpeI
Merrick,
Forwarding and Commission observation-disclosures
street, Upper Landing,
Hugh Mccain,
Boot and Shoe Maker.-rhlrd street.
Snow 81 Holmes,
Dry Goods and Groceries.--Third street.
II. X. Johnson.
Tailoring Of all syles.--St. Charles street.
VIM. III. Mobiles,
Blacksmithing. Horse Shoeing, Wagon Making,
and Repairing --Roberts street,
Gilbert. Crumbac kcr, & Co..,
Fancy, Sign and House Painters.-Roberts street.
Ii. w. Brunson,
Surveyor and Justice of the peace.--Roberts ST
&. L. V. Lull,
House Builder-St. Paul House.
Morrison 81 Foster,
House Buiiders-Saint Paul
VIM. Fisher,
House Builder.-Saint Paul House.
Charles BarzeaI,
House Builder.-Saint Paul.
j. w. Simpson,
Dealer in Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, Clo-
thing, Liquors, and Merchandise generally
Corner of Bench and Roberts streets.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-14

Edward Patch,
Carpenter, joiner, and House buder.--Near the
Upper Landing.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-14

Joseph Brown,
Horseshoeing and Blacksmithing the Up
per Landing.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-14

Freeman, LarpentcuI & Co.,
Forwarding and Commission, Dry Goods and Gro
ceries.--Corner of Jackson and River streets
south side.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-14

DOWles Il BOnette,
Stone Cutters, Stone and Brick Nasons Corner
Of Bench and Roberts streets, St. Paul, Min
nesota. ly.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-14

}. w. Bass,
St. Paul House.-Corner of Third and jackson
streets.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-14

Louis Roberts,
Forwarding and Commission, and Dry Goods and
observation-disclosures of Jackson and River sts
the north side.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-14

VIM. ID. Phillips.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law--Office on I bird
street.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-06-14

Daniel Hopkins,
Dry Goods and Groceries.--Corner Of Third and
st. Charles streets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
Negro Hiring and &eneFai
AGesEcy.

TIME Subscribers having been, for many years. en-
L gagged a. General Agents in ihis city, again oner
their services their former patrons ana 10 The punc
generally collection of claims oil every utscrp
iion renting out houses and receiving tie rents rhe
OUT negroes collecting their hires, and dlsposlng OF
them al public or private sale. They also sell real pro-
prr,y in town or country, and purchase slaves on COM
mission For the promp,ness and fidelity with which
they attend 10 business they refer 10 the citizens oi
Richmond generally and particularly TO the following
sentlemen-viz M, :,
Gen WIN Lambert, Mayor; Bernard Peyton, VIM u
Richardson Jas Heath, Auditors George w Munioid,
WIN & Thos Richie, Mosely s Elliott, VIM Sands,
Nicholas Mills, John Rutherford, Andrew Stevenson,
John VI Patton Webb, Bacon & baskerville, Archibald
Peasants Williams, Claiborne Co. Jas Caskie, John
G Ilobson John I. Tate, Dunlop, Moncnrc Go, John
n Elicit. PHILIP vi ihbD q sON,
Office on Main street, opposite Exchange Bank.
B-pcrsons wishing To place servants under our
control for the ensuing year woul! consult their tef
est hy giving early notice thereof, accompanied oy
list of the servants aud statement oil their chiiac.
tiers and qualifications, and by sending them 10 u on OF
before the 25 Of December, or rs soon Thereafter rs
practicable a the Christmas week Is the most avora
bile time for hiring.
Owners nj distance may avoid the trouble ana ex-
pense of coming To town with servants, by sendihg
them Ia our address, after having previously advised US
oC The time aud manner of sending then so that we
NAV be in READINGS; To receive then on thef arrival
nj the time and place designated, aud have them
placed where they will he comfortably provided Tor III
hired out. :. j,
We smpernienL through the year all servants hired
out by Us and IN of illness, pay special attention
10 their being p.ampty furnished the necessary meal
cil aid vi ADD q Sot''
Dec l5-cif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16


Among the many blessings attendant upon improve.
ments in the social condition and the advances oil our
race intelligence, Is the prolongation OF human life.
With the increase of intelligence has grown up
knowledge Of the elements Of health, and regard Tor
lhrm and commensuratey with the strides OF science
have acquired the of arresting disease, and
kyerting It's ravsges Notwithstanding the progress We
have made, statistics show that, now, one-sxth
|of The Whole population die annually of consumption,
One of the most important discoveries OF the age in
the condition OF this large class OF suffer
|n, humanity is DR. WtSFAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
|CHEkRY. What time establishes and consecrates,
what experience adopts and confirms, what all men, In
al places, une in saying is good and valuable, is so,
no doubt popularity oil this sort fixes in society It's
roots deep and strong, that time cannot destroy
h. The success which has attended this medicine for
several years past has overcome the prejudces OF all
lie speclable men, and the article has taken stand
anong the first class Of discoveries and blessings OF me
c- and when resorted to in season. eradcaes the dis
easc for which IL Is recommended.
y Beware or commercials and imitatons-Syrnps
nj all othe preparations of Wild Cherry. Remember.
only initiate IN name, without possessing the VI.
RS. Buy none but the genuine and original DR. VIE
FAIRS DALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed l.
Butts on the wrapper.
SETH w. FOWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass,
GAYNOR & WOOD,
No 4S Main s:.eet, Richmond,
IAN, 1879. And by Druggists generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY KING AND
QUEEN.

THE twelfth annual session oil this institution WIN
| commence on the 221 January, lSi9. The scho
Iastic wear will be divided into two sessions me htst
ending the both Of July and the second ihe 2oih De
cembrr with one month g vacation during the summer.
The subscriber has secured the continued services :"
Mr ] {, Councill who during his connexlon WIN lnls
Acndemy has, by faithful punctual anu jealous uls
charge Of every duty fully Justified the heh rncou,i
inns passed on his scholarship anu character ny Wv
pro(e. sors Of the Military Institute, nj when ne erau
ated with the highest distinction, and Tor some ''e
acted MS assistant professor of Mathematics,
Mr. Henry A w are has also been engaseu' - J
has been udent Of Fleetwood Tor SrVela 800 h
10 well qualified 10 discharge the duties WIZ" NC no,
assumed The hralthlDess oil the st"a'ioh % p'o
verbal. ,.oi,, r,,ron,ys pv.n the
~ ,nr, 10 establishment, II the sufrSt guarantee
-, ,hi,. enid have Of its merit, and the strongest
~. nj The manner in which II has been Conduct
J.ir further were required, we might point TO nun
u.s. M its former students, who, having distinguished
themselves n College, are now no less distinguished
in the active vacations Of life.
The subscribers long experience IN managing boys,
has taught him the absolute necessity Of STRICT DIscir
IIsy system Of rules and regulations has, there
fore been established the rigorous enforcement ni
which under the vigiant supervision oil the teachers
viii ensure peace quiet and order 10 every member OF
the School. ,,., , ,.,.so,
The Terms will be-For Board with every necessa
70 .xcept canlles) and Tuition IN all the Gla5sts,
French and Tactics included, ssi for the FIRST session
payabe the 10th July and $50 for the second pavabe
al the end of the year v. Wh'iI
post Oftice-FIeetwood Academy
Dec 22-c2aw lw YwtJanaD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
MOTHER NEW NOTE UPo n
VVnrccsser's Pianos!

From The Home Journal, 23tn NnVembefI
yoccpsrER,S PIASOS.-We we're invited lew
w dovs AGO Ia examine the Piano Forte WaIeroohs
ne Mr. II Worcester. In thr Third avenue "neIe VIC
saw the material Of the instruments w esriy ~
impression from the rough boards 10 the hgn'y hh'
"a "a .,ousite toned ornament Of The pdrl"r AS
,o,kman Mr. Worcester has had great experience anu
he instrumrns arr known and appreciated w every
MI or thr land We advise our readers, t'ihe anu
nnnortuny Offer take view oi the inlrfnai lase
m, mis- of sir. MS extensive ana adm'faoe "'a"u''
tory. = r,.,.,a, saye,tis.r of the 9th
Sa,s,nb.r COMES the above. and says: ,,
s.ly- a ,rre with thr above, from Morris anu "his
tto,ns InurnaI most decidedly, and We claim 70 Know
.nm.,hinp about the matter. Mr. Worcestsrs planos
are unsurpassed in purity ana volume OF 'o"e' o"' ~
Of echanca execution
Successor To DaiSKEa MoaRns,)
SOLE AGENT FOR WORCESTER,
u ius, opened FIVE Of his superior Piano Fortes,i e
ms he me schoopers Marietta Burr and Virginia
%, ,he srhooners Manchester and FAIR daily expect
"A no will be in receipt of Others and shaii commune
,,,ough the season To add his assortment OF tns
ehoics manufacture From the high reputation 81 hf.
Vorcester,s Pi mos at home, as evlnceu from lne u
meros notices OF the press Of New YORK Guy, ana 81
wrtiru testimonials from our own ctizehs, puIcnase
may rrst assured that In his manufacture they ooah
~ y,,s,,mrnf az the highest order OF make
The terms will be found as .ibria ana as iaf as e
h. obtained in any Of the Northern cities.
Professors amateurs and the public are inVl1d " 9
anime ''s TUNING IjsS'i AND REPAIRING.
Mr. 8. Thurston, long and avoably known am,Ens
no ~ Al e.prrienced and superior lunst anu ~
az Piano Fortes, is empoyedin inc es.a''""e'' 49,"
will attend to any orders 'ei' a. 'A' A. MORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
CONCORD ACADEMY.


rr,IIIs Institution is located In Caroline county, VII
/ pinn forty miles North Of Richmond, and 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 and Moral Philosophy.
TERMS for Board and Tuition, for six months, CON-
mencine the Isl OF February next, win he SliO-SlcU
nayahle in advance $40 At The close of the session
F w COLEMAN, II, Principal.
/. NJ COLEMAN, a NJ.
Post Ofice-Concord Academy.
REFERENCES-Hon John Mason,- Secretary OF
the Navy; DR. Scott Speaker Of The Senate Of VIZ
slnia; Gen Bernard Prytons Maj Thomas u Ellis,.
Me,srs d w Leigh James Seddon- and Robert Z
sanard, Richmond; Hon Robert NJ T Hunter and RiGh
ard Bayior,+ ESQ., Essex; Messrs John Tabb' and Jno
Bryan Gloucester, Siesss sliers W Fisher am and
George + WILKINS Accomac Col Thomas J RAN
doIp6. and WIN Rives,% Esq, Albemarle; VIM II
Tayoe,. Esq, Noun, Airy; VIM u HARRISON. Esq.
Prince George; Maj Clayton :nleman,' Louisa; ~
Armlstead Cooke,s Norfolk; William 4 Roy ESQ:
Matthew's Hon Thomas II Bayy; Thomas y Gho'son,.
Esn. Petersburg; Andrew Hunter, Esq Jefferson; Rev
WIN Friend Port Royal; RI Rev Nicholas Cobbs, Judge
Samuel Chapmans and Judge Daniel Coleman, Ala.
hama; DR. WIN G Danieli,s Georgia; John Compton,
Esn Louisiana; Hon James 81 Mason, winchester.
Gentlemrn who either have had. or al present
have sons or " ards members OF the institution.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
tJURLEY's OFFICE, No. los, East Mai'

tJURLEYS OFFICE, No. Io., East Main
Il Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again -
You stood back, gentlemen, and allowei The
fluid 10 pass, contrary TO my express wishes,
having always urged you TO come forward and be
in lime. IS 900 returned TO the Managers on
last Saturday by HURLEY.
Here is the drawing:
Drawn Nos Monongalia Lottery, s, Jan. IL:
II "a SO IL 81 60 80 80 AZ 73 20.
Ticket 80 ST GO, prize OF SIS, 600, returned
for wan, o, purchaser by HURLEY.
Hlrleus arrange cement Jar tie Week:
TUESDAY-$22.2 22 sc Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets s..
WEDNESDAY, $4,000. IS Nos, IA drawn.
THURSDAY 4,42o. rs Nos, II drawn
Tickets 5.
FRlDAY-sl50oO. IS Nos. Is drawn
Tickets4.
SATURDAY MORNING-$4672. 75Nos.,
10 drawn. Tickets |. Packages So
SATURDAY EVENING-$6O, 600, &c. Is
Nps,, 10 drawn. Tickets $40.
HURLEY has on sale Tickets in The glorious
liale Small Fry for this week-Capital Priz"
$4672, &c sc. Tickets Sl-packages 50 10,
warranted 10 draw back SO 90 al least-making
The risk on package only So Is. All persons
in want OF money are requested to call al HUR-
LEY'S OFFICE, where, for small investments,
large returns are generally received. Jan Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
SALEOF REAL ESTATE IN THE COUN-
Try OF HENRlCO.

PURSUANT TO a decree q the Superior Conrt 81
L Chancery for the Rch.noni Circuit. pronounced on
the i2th day of Jnnr, Lac in suit depending IN SAID
Court in the name oi James Il Roper, Executor oil Tue
last will and testament Of Robert traddock, plahin, ,
against Richard Adams Sheriff Of enricn county, ana,
ms such administrator Of John Green, deceased ana
others, defendants, the undersigned, who were APP
pointed Commissioners for the purpose, WI proceed,
on Monday the 5th day of February, leis that being
Court day front Of the Courthouse door, TO sell, al
public auction the Real Estate IN the bill and proceed
ings mentioned consisting Of Two parcels, containing
about eighty i've in the whole tract, one Of which
John Green died seized and pos essrd Of aud the other
being the land conveyed by The said John Green 10 no
bert Green In trust for Udorah Green aud WIN James
Green This land lies about four miles below kch-
mond on The Darby Town road. adjoining the lands oil
Issss 8 Kesep and others The decree directs the
land 10 bu sold for o. the purchase money IN
cash and The residue upon credit of six and twelve
months upon the purchasers entering into bonds WIN
good security for the deferred payments, and the title
to be retained until The whole of the purchase money Is
paid, aud a deed ordered ts be made by the Court.
JOHN NJ. GREGORY, lrommi..iop.rs
JOHN U. STEGER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
PAMUNKEY LAND.

THE parties interested offer for sale hat very des,
i rab!e Tract OF Land known az Farm Hill, situated
in the county of King William, on III. Pamnnkey river,
about twenty three miles from Richmond. adjoining
the lands Of Mrs Henrietta Nelson and George Iayio,
ESQ and contains within its present limits $50 acres
more or esg The larger portion Of this farm Is hat
land not subject fesheis, lying well ir cultivation
and adapted the growing OF all the different crops
raised IN this section of county-and win Judcinus
management, susceptible Of Il high state OF improve
ment Ii not sold privately before the 2Jth day oi IA
n,iary ls49 will he offered on that day. or the INST
fair day thereafter, on ths premises.
TERMS liberal AND made known on the day Of salo
Persons wishing 10 purchase privately can conmuni
raj. with the subscriber, who will give any niorma-
ton which may be desired. JAMES BO5hEh.
pirhnond Drc % lsfS-cwtds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-16
FEMALE INSTITUTE-WA RRENTON,
NORTH CAROLINA.
rAcuITy REV. n T. GRAVES, A. NJ,
r. l. WILCOX,

L. e. GRAVES, NJ.
The ninth Academic year Of this institution win CUM
mence ON The frs, Monday in January neIt. ),
The edfce is constructed with srict reieIenee "
comfort and convenience and is amply sufficient 10 &C
commodate one hundred pupils.
tn render the Sciences attractive, ana ,no s
thorough good Philosophical, Chenlcai anu
mical Apparatus has been procured. ,han.and 90.
The Faculty. consisting of more than one tnousu sum w.
unes are accessible the pupils Lectures, m,. eh
ncriments are delivered weekly, upon sc'eH.ine SUI
iscts All charges are made from the time oil entrance.
EAfLsshs r." s45
Board per session Of five months, Elm IN ID
English Tuition, from e;,,ment %
Music on Piano and use of instrument, IA
Music on Guitar, and use Of instrument, p.;.,,.
Monocbrumatic Mezzotinto and Chinese ra.h ing,
Innsc.ne Drawing and Painting; Lessons IN war
ra !, ~ Fruif: French Italian, spanish, Ter
non lain and Greek Languagrs-each, %
Oil Painting, S..aI. ,rd Fanrv Work
without charge -. u,,., or s,,dv laid down
in The Circular entitled to dpoma anu soio
" A. m, close OF each session there VIII be puoe
rinarion conducted before committee ot sisna.o,.
To The Faculty and their ladies are entrusted ,e Gu
TIRE CaIo anu ' Dec l5-cw6w
stituton. -
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~. : am herf,x DIFF G.

L. q I'm ID G US ~ ass Z q
On. Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully UNIFORMS histrlends
i and the public in general that he has commenced
tho business Of Lottery Broker In the oice Ton an
street underline Exchange Tole,) formerly occupied
by D. NJ. Hoyt. and recently BY E. b. Pendleton.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra 5, Jan DIN:
81 so IS 10 u 3 % So 8 81 Is.
Do l8 10 6 e tails, sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra 6. Jan. 18th:
9 so % 10 SO IA 43 = II Cd 3 IS 81.
Drawn Nos. Mononeaia, No. 8, Jan. l3.h:
"a II IA 50 IL Sd 63 80 80 AZ - %.
Drawn Nos Delaware, 81, Dec. IL
81 go At 27 8 81 II 50 % 35 Al
Whole ticker, % 81 u, prize OF $500, sent
10 this office.
TUESDAY-The Va. Monongalia Lottery Class 10,
drawing expected Tuesday evening Capitals: so a2s,
It'll, 1907, $685. of ILL &c. 66 Nos' 10 drawn
Tickets SIS; halves2 SO; Qrs. 25
WEDNEsDAY-splendid Scheme! The Delaware
ssss tGsy S5ass 81 SsOO %
IA drawn. Ticketss $40; halves S. Quarters2 so.
THURsDAY-The Sussex county tDcIaware) Lotte.
nv, Glass; Capitals: s24,42o-all other No. prizes
fbeiny l64) $500 each-al No. prizes Sl5 IS Nos III
drawe Tickets s5i halves2 So yrs. 25.
FRIpAY-The Virginia Monongala Lottery. Class
No. H. Capitals $4,000, 1000, 0OO &c. rs Nos, Is
drawn. TlcketsS4; halves .: quarters /.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
(Delaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. g. Capitals: =
"a 672, of 1000, &C. 70 Nos, 10 drawn Tickets
81; halves so cts; quarters25 c.
Saturday Evening-Sales close t5o'clock.
A MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
The Virginia Monongaia Lottery Glass -. Capitals:
of $50 of Il, 900, Of 1000, 2 of 5000, Of
10 of $780, 10 of 200, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn.
Tickets Sl0-shares In proportion.
Grand Lottery for Saturday, January 81.
Virginia Mononsalia Lottery Glass A. for 1919, TO be
drawn on Saturday, January 27Ih. Is No. LoteIyIia
drawn ballots-muking nearly many prizes ms blanks
Capilals. $4,000 3JO0U $4,000 10000 1900, 1885,
of OOO 100 of 900, &c. Tickets se9-shares in pro-
portion. ..-.
tickets or shares in the above or in any Of Maui
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from 81 to $40
lIeceive the most prompt attention, and the draw
incs forwarded Immediately To distant adventures,
when requested. Address ,,nr
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
- porv O,Norr Jan Is
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LOTTERIES.
.. w. l1saury "a Co.


(M "A N GERS.)
OFFICE, NO. /, CITY HOTEL, RTCH.
| " MOND, Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY
Delaware Lottery No. D. to be drawn January i7th.-
10 No. Lotery-l4 drawn ballots.
pize of s40,UUO 30 przcsof $500
80 prizes of 1000 ~ 3u6, &C.
Tickets SlO-sharrs In proportion.
Virginia sIonongalia Lottery, Glass - for 1850, 10
be drawn on Saturday January %. - No. i.ctury-
Grand scheme:
aapri.ass Of ss 80 600 prizes Of $40, 9tS
2 1000 10 +" l,Ug0
Tickets sl0; halves S; quarters , So
Delaware Lottery, No. 4, 10 be drawn January 9Th.
&c Nos, ~ drawn ballots.
Prizes:
prize of ss S,SS 90 90 prizes of s' 500
10000 20 g 400
| !" 5000 &c. sc.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 50
Delaware Lottery. Nos, to be drawn January 3lst.
Capitals:
prizes Of sf 900 900 8 prizes Of $3.50 $50
3 300 &C. &c
Tickets Sl0-shares In proportion
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass A, 70. 1919, 10
be drawn on SATURDAY., January a. 70 No. Lol,ery-l5
drawn balols
| prize Of S70,0OO 100 prizes of $1,000
10000 100 500
+" $1,000 81 " 900
I" 10000 &C. &C.
Tickets $50; halves 10; quarers5.
A certificate Of package of a6 whole Tickets salo;
halves, quarters and eishths in proportion.
ar Orders for certificates or Packages single Tick
cts an Shares any of the above Schemes address,
ed TO the ndersgned will receivethe prompt at
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
NTO.IOt EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond


IN Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
Delaware Lottery, No B. to he drawn January 18th.
rs No. Lottery-li drawn ballots. Capitals s40,u0U,
80 Of lO0O 80 of 500, ~ of 300, &c &c. Tickets SO
shares in proportion.
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass ~. for $780, TO
be drawn on Saturday, January 90. rs No. Lottery
I2 drawn ballots. Capitals Of 900, Of Il, 200,
2of 70G0 of 5000 10 of 500, 10 OF 1000, &c. Tick
cts $40; halves S; quarters so.
Delaware Lottery, No. 4, TO be drawn January oath.
&c Nos. 10 fdrawn Capitals: S3OU00, 10000, 10000
000 % of 500, 90 Of 500, Of 400 &C. Tickets SlO
halves5; quarters so.
Delaware Lottery, No. S, 10 be drawn January 3ls =
Capitals: of s., 900, of 500, OF ,3JO prizes Of
s5U 900 Of 500, &C. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters
. so.
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass A, for ls49, TO
be drawn on Saturday, January "a. Is Drawn Mum.
hers out of 7e Capitalist S7u,OOO 100000 $4,000, 00O0
100 of 00O 100 OF 500, 234 Of 200, &c. Tickets SEE
halves To- quarters S. certificate OF &c whole Tick
cts S2l0; halves; quarters and eighs In proportion.
Orders for certificates Packages, single Tickets
and Shares any the above Schemes, addressed
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt alien
ton, and account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as il Is received.
N. B.-Hurlcy pays postage on all letters 10 and
from his office.
Hurley's rule is To cash all prizes at ght.
Hurley has all times complete assortment of tick
cts, ranging in price from 81 TO $40.
Please address your ortefsto WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10, Main street. Richmond, Va.
All Enthusiastically confidential. Jana