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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
Office Of tie RieA~ond and Danpiils !
Railroad Company, Sept 9th, lS49.

j
A T meeting vi The Board Of Directors held
n this day, The following preamble and rcsolu-
lions we're adopted VIZ:
"Whereas sIea. delay has occurred in The
collection OF acquisitions made upon The Stocks
no dets OF the Richmond and Oanyile Railroad
Company: as a measure OF justice 10 the prompt
Stockholders, and to ensure The punclual dis
charge OF The obligations oil the said company,
therefore
"Resolved, by The President and Directors,
That from The 10Th day OF October, 1919, interest
shall be charged and payable upon all requests
lions made by the order OF the Board, unless said
acquisitions shall be paid within one month from
the date Of said requsilon, or previous TO de.
mand made upon the stockholders oy Inc Col,
lec,or OF The Company. That the President and
Directors will appoint county agents, whose du-
" shall be TO collect said acquisitions and interest,
and VIII ,se compensation shall be made from the
proceeds arising from The collection of interest
alone, and moi from The capital OF the company"
TIE following PERSONS were then appointed
agents TO collect acquisitions made on The stock OF
the company, viz:
Samuel ID Burke for The counties OF Prince
Edward, Holloway and Lunenburg.
Edward Green, Tor Amelia county.
VIM. II. Dennis, for Charlotte county.
James Medley, Jr., Tor HALIFAX county.
Thomas S. Jones, for PiltsYlvania county.
Anthony NJ Dopuy for Henry county.
Solomon Paisley, Tor franklin county.
Abram Staples, Tor Patrick coanly.
Dr. Jas. Williams, TOR Caswell county, N. c.
John H. Glmer, for Guiltord county, N. C.
Resolved, That the Clerk and Treasurer be
hereby instructed TO make collections OF unpaid
acquisitions in The city Of Richmond, with author
ity 10 employ an assiI,ani collector, if be should
6nd il necessary TO do so.
P.VAN DEURsEN, C. & T.,
Sept l5-d&cl20Ocl R. g. d. r R. Co.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
HamDden SIDNEY College,
RICHMOND, "a


THE twelfth annual course Of Lectures III TINS insli.
i tuition will commence on Monday, oct"ber Ia,
1919, and continue until the middle OF March
R. L. BOHANNAN, NJ. D., Prof. Of Obstetrics ana pi-
seases of Women and Children.
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, 81. d., Prof. of Materia
Medca and Therapeutics.
8. MAUPiN, NJ. ID Prof. Of Chemistry and Phar'
macy. ~
and Surgical Anatomy
CARTER r. JOHNSON, NJ. D Prof. of Anatomy and
Physiology.
DAViD Il TUCKER, NJ. d, Prof. OF Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
A E. PETICOLAs, NJ. D., Demonstra,or Of Anato-
The Museum, Apparatus and Illustrations for the de
monstrator departments have recently received nay
additions and are very complete The facilities
for Practical Anatomy unsurpassed The clinical
advantages are fully commensurate with The wants oil
the student and especially valuable to those preparing
Il practice al the South Clinical Lectures are gwen
twice a week in the College inhrmary, (Which Is IN
immediate coniiyuty with the College,, and once a
week in the Richmond Aims House. In these institu-
lions the diseases occurring In Southern practlce are
met WITH and the student has the most eligible oppof
tunitiss Of becoming acquainted with their types anu
treatment The frequency of Surgical operations beiue
the class together with the facilities for witnessing
the treatment of Surgical cases. this one vi Inc
best Schools of Practical Surgery.
CHARaxs-Matriculatio IS, Tickets OF the Proles'
sors &lO5 Practical Anatomy $40, Graduation Fee go
Board including fuel, lights and servants attendance
may be obtained at s2l to s4i per week ~
Auoua,4-ctf Dean OF the Faculty.
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MRS SHEFFEY'S SELECT SCHOOL
fSrQN Va

NJ
AIRS. SlIEFFEY expecting some vacancies ~ w.
wi school al the end al the present term Is desohs
Of ba wing them filled iur the next session.
The number of pupils IL limited To Twelve, an "I
whom are required 10 be hoardeIs The ARRANGEMENTS
~ ,h Srbool are designed be those Of we.esu'a-
led family liza small size enabling Mrs. Sheney 10 pay
NOR. than the ordinary attention TO The Manners hao
and health of those unde. her charge ,
IL IS Mrs Sheff-y's desire 10 unite the cntNa.on "
tbe heart with that Of the mind and Ia MAKE hrf htle
estah shaent nursery of true religion ~ wen as q
.;cbon far mental mprOv She w"uiu iale, TOO,
render IL IN addition refined and happy nome I. az
sciouruinr with her. Assisted by her daughters, Mr'
Hanson and Mss Shctry, Mrs. , h"prs 20 ulsehais &c
hrr dnv faithfully To those entrusted 10 net care
There arr two sessions III year, al bsr nohhs eae"'
dividrd w vacations Of month each. Inc INST SEES
sion brpins with May. and ends with SeptemoeI-me
sscond brstns with November. aud ends with hafeh,
nc,nl,.r aud April, the vacation months he next
..ssiou will commence the first Monday IN November
Terms for Session u iue months:
BOARD and tuition III English, 80
French, ., 49, r ,,,, .,s
mo additional charge for sing'nsl
n.rucion IN Lain and lessons on lie Guitar, At The
prices of The Professors.
Circulars containing some further particulars may DC
obtained by application To Mrs. shefey.
RrVrREscEG
RevJD Tyler Hon Lucas Thompson, captain L
x,evsn.on Dr F T Slribling, Erasmus SIiblin2, Esq
Rrni Crawford Esq, A II Stuart, Esq, Addison Coeh
ian. Esq-StauGton.
Hon Dan Smith, iiarrsonburg.
Gen : II Lewis, Port Republic.
Hon John Tayloe LomaI, Frede ieksou.I. ph, 7,
lion Brisco- g Baldwin, . BALDWIN, Isf' '''s =
Galiaher, Esq-Richmond
lion Richard MeaGe, Petersburg
rQt
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Ia nm Dert's q fiji / e,

an FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange
" Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
10 4 81 IL Is Sc so % % ~ 43 40 81 4s 6s.
Half Ticket, Nos 40 40 81, another prize Of $3.50
sent TO this office.
Drawn Nos of SUSSEX Lottery, No 10, October laih:
AZ 9 IS 6 4 - 50 n 81 As ~ a5.
Ticket, Nos. IS &c ~, another Capital sent TO this
Drawn Nos Of Monongaa Lottery, No 1874, Oct 10th:
10 Is % 70 81 S. 90 81 10 68 Ia g. So y.
Ticket, Nos 81 So 10, q small prize Of S6J
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No AZ, October Ia:
IL % 63 "a IS 40 6l So 81 Al IL IL.
TO BE DRAWN THIS DAY.
PRiDAY-The SUSSEX County toslswarel Lottery,
Glass No. 75-Capitals: Sl5,OuO. i,0VO, 1900,
of 900, &C. rs Nos. Is drawn. Tickets S4-shares
in proportion.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery-The Sussex County
fDulaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. l25-Captals:
IS 600, 200, 100, &c. rs Nos, l2 drawn. TcsstsSl
shares in proportion.
SATURDAY EvENING-(sales close at oclock.)
Handsome Scheme $50 600.
Virginia Lottery, No 1876. To be drawn Saturday, Oc-
tober 10Th 70 Nos, Is drawn. Prices prize of $780,,
UOO OO0 900, 10000 4Oso, 22uu, 40 Of 900, &C.
Whole Tickets si0-shares IN proportion.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME FOR SATURDAY, eth.
20 prizes OF $l00U0!
The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. k-Capi.
tails: prize OF S70OOa % of 10000 2U56 500 &c.
IS Nos, y drawn. Tickets say-siares in proporn ion.
~ Orders tor packages, certificates OF atha{es
single tickets or shares the above, in any of au
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day, at prices varying from 81 $40 fortckes
will eeeive the most prompt attent 'nn and the draw
incs forwarded Immediately to di-tant adventurers
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
a. Recollect No.3-''rhsre'slu in odd numbers,
SAYS Rory More a" Ocs. ID
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=. Sutherland

GUN IMPORTER AND MANUFACTU-
RER. l74 MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE BANKS,
INFORMS his friend and ths public that he has Just
L received by recent arrivals from London and Bir
mngham, and has on hand Of his own manufacture
and Importation GUNS and FOWLING TACKLE, and
every other article required by the liuntsman
His stock is now complete, and offers many Induce
ments to the public to purchase only account Of
alsn lie is aware that it would he ''dmlI game" to
Sporsmen 70 wad through list of all the articles IN
his store, he will therefore be "uick on the trigger" In
enumerating only the following:
GUNS AND FOWLING TACKLE.
Superior Damascus wire and stubb.twist double and
single barrel Guns
Double and single plain stubb.twist Guns
Double and single plain and imitation twist Guns
Double and plain common German Guns
Brass, Steel and Silver mounted Rifles
Duelling, pocket, belt and travelling Pistols
Self cooking, single and six barrel revolving Pistols
Gun Rifle and Pistol Powder Fiasks
Double and single Shot Pouches and Belts
Split and plain English and French Percussion Caps
Sportsmen's Liquor Flasks and Pocket rumblers
English, American and Scotch Gunpowder
Dog Calls, Collars, Whips, Chains and Couples
Huntsmen's Blowing Horns
Wash Rods, Shot Chargers, Cap Primers, Oil Cups,
Balls
Patent Gun Wadding, Wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun Pistol and Rifle Locks, Rifle Barrels
Ribs, and forged and filed Gun Materials OF all kinds
for Gunsmiths.
REPAIRING, &c.
All kinds of Repairing executed e1peditiously, md
In the peatest and most durable manner, and at price
which will make IL TO the interest oil The public TO dvn.
him with their patronage. Qct IL
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND AND NE.
GDnES

rV,IIE under isn~i, Executors of samuel i"ag'" 90
Appomattux county, vii! sell, nj public lntiio', on
THIiKSDaY The 1T day November nr,t, on tha
nrrmsr, all al Tie Estate 81 the late samuel T. oder
botb real and prrsonasay the Tract 81 lnd lyins on
V,rahan.s Creek and the stage foii foh thrm'ic 20
Iyurhtnrc and adjoining tie lands at E:wln Clay,
W,ili,m Mathew others and continuing about e"o
arr. which may. aad ii required VIII, he divided
~ tyo or more ,s;cets, IT. si; those dIspstd IL par
cb, m. same fhc a. safe 'af He lana Will
nur fuuh clsi the rea.a;ns ihrte "rTihs M equal
n,vmrnls II one AMI three years bearing interest,"
tom Inc date Of sale, and secured BY bond aud Deed
of Trust the land
Also ali the stock Of Horses, Cattle Hogs Torn ami
Plantation Utensils, and Household and Kitchen Fur
niture; also about twenty Negroes, Men, Women and
children mos, of them oung and hkey The Negroes
will BE- sold for cash. the re-: OF Tue personal esatt,
where the amount eSc-- SO, credit VIII b. given 81
six months The purchaser to give bond and approved
security; aud all not exceeding 3d. The cash
VIII be required.
The Executors wish n close their administration as
speeGiy as possible ard request all persons who may
have claims against their Tesla or, 10 have tue sam"
ready in proper and legal form, and present hem on
the dav Of sale tiat lhey may h examined ana ar
engagements made pay them speedily as possible.
Those v ishing 10 view the lands, &c wall CAL on I'd
win Gray or William Mathews
WILLIAM MATHEWS, E,eeutorI
JAMES GRAY,
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Ell r E K A.:

A sToNIsHING to relate, method has al length
which OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES On PArER AND on
Plate GLASS are iasrn and any number OF copies !n
may he obtained after the first one Is secured - ne
names OF these inventions are. when on paper, AZ
BoTYPEn and lhos- taken OH glass, called by the
inventors, 1HYALUTYPE"
We have been appointed the only agents and are pre-
pared TO furnish copies Of DaeuerfeoIypes' sceneIy'
IS, miniature either on paper glass; and sclorsd n
The best manner Those on GAS are admirably adap.
ted microscopic exhibitions, from ther richness "i
afford the advantages for framing, &C. which The hnest
ensravings suraass The public are nsiisd 70
call and the specimens on paper. IL NO ~ MAN
Street above Governor, al the DaguerI!n ,ra.rfy o
WILLIAM \ PRATT & 60.
PS. Alartices "a usual al the New fcfk :? ces
magnificent Northern combination skygns mas
just been erected, and is now in use ny US.
October 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-19
THE WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE AGA
DENY

DENY.
V'HE fret session Of This Institution viii commence
on Monday, the lst of October, lris, and VIII close
on the Isl day al July, 1851 To combine thorough
English Education, with practical knowledge oi
ui The Modern Languages, has lisrn TIE ann ol
most Institutions OF this soTt They have often sue
ceeded IN The former but rarely IN the latter long
and 1bitua practice Il necessary To the perfect maste
~ OF any foreign language The Principal OF this IL
stiIution hopes To succeed In uniting both these ob
jrcts.
Thr English course Of study will he Is thorough rs
lint pur. ued in any other Female Academy ~ 'his ~,
any other state. Experienced AMI Wen gha'lhr"
teachers win hr selected, without regard !" cAprhs6
An extensive chemical apparatus WIZ be imiheoi'tey
procured for the Use Of the iistitHu"n. 49,,
The French Language being tAr naive tongue OF Tue
Principal, HIS assstnI teachers speaking FRENCH ha
the servants Of the establishment oeing NATIVES "
Francc the young ladies boarding with hun, VIII, OF
necessity br compelled speak French. IL VIII he
the only language spoken III The family. Inc most pa
rental care will b. taken al the young ladies living
with the Primo pal and ell the comforts mol ~ conflict
with strict discipline will surround ttcm; they Will he
treated rs members Of his family. To avoid extra
charges, the terms will be IS follow:
Far Tuition in the French Language, and ~ AL
the English branches HnOks, stationery, BVaIc,
Washing. Fuel Lights, &c, &c, SOW
For any additional Languages, ~
For Music on the Piano or any other instrument,
with sheet music and use of The nst'n' .":s, I'd
Day scholars, who will furnish their c@n sheet
music, will paw for music ou
French Language 10
Any additional Language "
For English branches, u under ten, ~
From ten Ia thirteen inclusive, W
over thirteen, AZ
Day scholars will furnish their own books Pay.
for the list hall Of the course viii he expected
i'm advance; the residue by The Isl OF MARCH, No pupli
will be admitted for lrss than half course.
All letters prevous 10 the 18th of September sion
he addressed TO Colonel kohsrt NJ McLandiish, fies
dent of he Board Of Trustees AND nsr .as 'Ie
Aug al-.caawam PRINCIPAL II Williamsburg.
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ya,s,ubse Real s,ssase

In HE hIlINI iF HI. IL \ VI kit IN ONIf
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
~ viItur Of IA Deed 1T Trust beating date the -
lP day rl Jdp J. -. AMI oi record IN The CLERKS OF
lice q; the Comfy Cont ci lrnnco, executed Ia rs hy
Adulphs ID. Read. at lr town IL lynthJurE, tar Tie
benefit ui certain parties therein named, We the under
signed the trutres named in said Deed Will proceed L.
sell public auction on the premises, on the l day
Of Decrmhrr next, the Tract cf Land IN saId Deed
conveyed, situated III The county ci llcnfcn, about
one aud hall mites the Cy Of RichnGnd, AMI
continuing according tn The survey naGc tor The L.
gairrs at Reuben Bakry deceased, the. hundred amt
seventy three and halt acres, be- TIE same more 80
less Tits valuable Tract a! Land lies IN an Easltrly
direction from the cry Of Richmond, adjoining III"
lands If John VI Gregory, E.I, Mrssts Winston, Poe
and others, aud H. ahnnt aud three quarter miir
distant from the contemplated site .: he depot the
Richmond and Loui1a Railroad. This improvement.
together Win The Connrhun between the DOCK ana
Canal III progress, WILL Il l. believed aid greatly
the value al the said properly. It's consn!iy Ia The
Old Market House also renders II very desirable i"T
market gardens, or similar purposes. The sol Is very
good. aboInds III mari, AMI Is susceptible 81 vrT|
hph DIR cree oi Improvement. Tlei- /. also plenty
timber aud excellent "aier upon the Tact The nut
provemcn,s consist OF a comfortable dwriiins wh ibr
necessary houses :e whole premises brins III
verv good state al repair Inc property VIII bs sur
ve,.d and divided into lots of five and acres, ana
will put up hr day oi sale sGch quantities o.
will suit purchasers The neshhorhood being excel
lent, opportunity afforded TO persons doing busi-
the city Of procuring snail Farm win tue aa
want .res oi good soci-ty and ncaiaess To the CITY,
plan Il properly divided into lots a. above men
toned may lie Tie o!cr u! Mr. James ! sutton
ON aud after the isi Monday IN November ihr lerDs
sale viii he very accommodating, ana VIII be made
know either oil the on ihe dy oi sa'r
ii the weather shond prove uniavolabie. The sale WI!
he postponed IL the list fair day thereafter lie sal"
VIII cnnrncr al H. NJ lie tile 10 the above nroprr
~ Is believed 10 be unluestnnabie bn; selling a.
trustees we will convey onlv with speci7l warranty.
EDWARD CANNON, Trustees
JOSEPH MAYO,
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WISTAR'S BALSAM AT THE SOUTH.
~ One Of our agents at Athens, Georgia, has sent
us the following letter. with permission TO publish the
Ten More Piano FOrtes

Df recent arrivals, nave received ZEN W 'oaeoe
d ier's elegant PIANO FoRrES, rendering my as.
sormsnt the largest and most commanding ever
in Virginia.
To purchasers and those in want Of superb instru-
menls beg TO say, that tho judgment Of tho public
The question: that lhore is no rsqss experiment." n
u,chlsing one Of Worcester s instruments.
NV prices and terms will DO found as fair and as IL
bera as be obtained in any Of the Northern eitios
Orders from the country will meet prompt attention.
and becuted to The entire satisfaction Of purchasers
Prices range from $2l5 to $500. A. MORRIS,
Oet5 Successor TO Drinker q Morris.
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EUCk's OFFICE,

l55, MAIN STREET, CORNER or fWELf III
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
,TlE following prizes have been very recently sent
L To LUCK, who continues 10 receive aph Vehu
Prize Tickets, Persons III town or country III want oi
cash. would do we'll 10 III make SIN Ill remit
lance To him. .o. -,
and paid t. a ctz.n ui I!cnmoad by LUrk, August
2sth Nos IS s. 81, Si5,O1D. Nos. Is ~ ~, SI,a07
Nos =. 27, 81, $50. Nos IL 81 s." 3!,9Ju, and n'i'
merous others Of $3.50, 500, 400 a5J lbs, 100, 9i,
which were distributed among The patrons oil ms ONCE
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER,
$4,000 ~ OF 5000, 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class H. TO he drawn
at Baltimore, October 2cth. 10 Nos, !. drawn. ~
pta!s: prize of $50 unJ, - of $780, OF ,Sio -
of 500 % Of 40, - nf 3jJ Tickets SlJ-'aares III
proportion.
$4,000, 8 of 10000, q Of 5000.
Susouenauna Lottery Class AZ, 10 be drawn nj Bal
tiniore, Wednesday, October aith Gu Nos, 10 drawn
Capitals: prize Of SiU,0D0. uf 10000 . OF oOo',
% OF OOU 81 Of So Of ;au. Tickets Slj-shires
in proportion.
A BRILLIANT SCHEME For THE II I'll.
$50 OUO of 2J,OOJ oil lU0U0, IL OF 5,0U0, ioo OF
900.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class ", 10 he drawn
at Bailnure, Saturday, octoosf am IS Nus, %
drawn. Capitals: PRIZE OF siJ,OnJ, ni 2oo1o, . 81
share, in proportion Certificates OF package oil
Wholes sa6J; halves l3J; quarters ID.
$4,000, % 900, 900.
susquehanna Lottery, ClIss As, 10 he drawn at Bal
timore Wednesday, 0ctabrr 3ist 10 Ms, 10 drawn
Capitals: prize OF s3i,1J0, of a2,0lj OF il,ooo'
of 1896, 20 OF ,OJJ. Tickets SO-shirs' III proper
,ion.
Tickets for sale in all Lotteries advertised by sesis
D. PAINE & co. Particular attention gwen !, as
tant correspondents Prizes paid sight, aud all bu
siness transacted this Office strictly cnnndens,i
sent 30 G. Is. LUCK.
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runway FEMALE ACADEMY.

ia.' ~ os,h uItrmo number Al pupils. IL VIII
~ nn.ned On The Isl day Of October and continue
S %, he Hpf"ea uni! the M August, 1880
It's aie ~ i,i all Of the other Teachers
sose services have also retained Charges The
same as for the last session Some valuable ana s,n
sss improvements in progress r0 pa,ams. ~,
%,s vI,r,na Minor or Miss Lydia Mary Fay Mil
ia a,s poss Once Virginia Respectfully
ieis ios' JEFFERSON MINOR, D.
Midway Essex County, Virginia August 2l-ctf
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FALL IMPORTATION

OF ELEGANT FRENCH FANCY GOODS, SUPE-
RluR FRENCH ..ErrER AND FANCY NOTE
PAPERS, ENVELOPES, &c, exc.
I WILL open this day an invoice Of beautiful French
I Fancy Goods, Elegant Letter and Note Papers,
Fanny Envelopes, &c, in great variety, direct from
Paris.
FALL SUPPLIES.
AM in receipt ofmy entire Fall supply Of Books,
Stationery and Piano Furtes, embracing my usual
large and extensive assortment Of Standard PublIca
tlois IN every department Of Literature. The most
approved editions oil Il i the STANDARD School and Cas.
seal Blocks used in the varicis Schools aud Colleges
lroug III the State, together with complete assnrl
inrnt Of staple ana Fancy Goods, suitable for the
country trade.
III. attention of Country Merchants and buyers &c.
morally IL invited 10 my stock which will be offered ii
the lowest possible prices, and upon liberal terms
A. NORRIS,
Successor 10 Drinker 4 Norris at their old stand.
Ssn
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
NTO.lOt EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond,

~ Virginia.
Oh! YOU in search Of gold, wherr'er yon roam,
Remember, HURLEY'S Office lis Iere''-al home
Drawn Nos uf Sussex Lottery, No ~, Octn5rr SIN:
II IS 50 &c ID I'll II - Al ~ 81 50.
Ticket, Nos & 50 60. SiaJ sold aud pad.
Half Ticket, Nos - u IS, Sl2l, returned ny
HURLEY.
MONoNGALIA LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER, 1919.
Virginia Lottery, No. lei, To be drawn Saturday, Dc
,ober anh IS Nos. 10 dawn. prlzes:l prize Of $50,
900, 1000, 10000, 0W, aaJu ~ oil ,ooo, &C.
Whole Tickets Sl0-shares in pro portion
Virginia Lottery, No X, 10 hr drawn al Alexandria,
Virginia, Saturday, ocioher27th. - Nos, II drawn,
Prizes: PRIZE of $40 900. ~ oil l'glo, ~ o aooo ~
of l,5J0, &c. Tickets St-shafes III pf"p"fHoh'
STATE LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER, 1919.
Delaware Lottery, No 49, for isii, Ia be drawn 2ith
October rs Nos, Is draw.i. Prizes: prize Of $50,
OUO 900 5000. 3u0i, 0DJ, 10 OF l,o &c. IicSets
Sl0-shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. a., for !sa, to be drawn - 81
October 7s Nos, IA drawn: Prizes: Grand Capt
tai Of $40 O0U l2,OU0 1900, $780, 3,vO, 25e9 2ouo
30 of 900 &c. Tickets Sl0-sh4fcs In proportion.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single iickels
and Shares in any the above schemes addressed 10
the rsigned, will receive the most prompt atten-
lion and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as IL isreccivod.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other Vendors
N.B.-Huriey pays postage on all letters 10 ana
from his office. .,,
Hurley has at all times complete assortment OF lick
cts, ranging In price from 81 TO $40
Hurley rule is IL cash n II prizes al sight
Please address your ordeIsto WIN. HURLEY,
No 10, Msin stree, Richmond, Va.
All buEiness strictly con iidental. Sept ~
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MAYo's GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES.

MAYO'S GUIDE TO MAGISTRATES.
TN consequence Of The delay 10 the revision Of
i The Criminal Code, this work (,houRh long
prepared for The press) has been necessarily sus-
pended tor time. That difficulty being now re-
moved. shall Immediately put 10 press and pub.
lish, about the 10Th December next, "A Guide 10
Magistrates" comprising Digest Of The Civil
and Criminal Law OF Virginia, pertaining to
their duties out of Court with practical forms Of
complaints, warrants recognizances summonses,
convictions and execulions-to which are added,
precedenis OF indictments, informalions, &C..
designed for the use oil Prosecutors, Coroners,
Sherids and Cons,ables adapted to the new Code
OF Virginia; by Joseph Mayo, Counsellor a, Law
and public Prosecutor in the Hastings Court OF
Richmond.
Oct6 ROBERT ]. SMITH.