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EOLIhN TIANOs
ID H. TAYLOR has jus, opened a beautiful Rose 66H7ts.Q
i . wood Piano Forte, with "Coleman's IEoan At Hk&8EH3
,aehmen,' from the renowned makers, Nunns & Clark 2 ! ~
New York, pa,cntees Of This charming improvement. This instrument
win be warranted perfect in every respect, and sold at The msnulac'u'
rcs' price. I. H. IAiLOR'
Piano and Music Wan Room. loo Main Street,
n.c Qnnnai.n IL Annnrican Hnfrl
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20 virtue of a Deed Of Truss, execute! to me by JAMES yIScsSr,
- Tor Certain purpose thercm specified. shall sell. 10 the highest
bidder. ~ tue Town OF CASTOR, Northampton County. North Carolina,
or THURSDAY. the 18th LAY OF December. twenty. five likely Ne.
sroes, consisting II Men, Women and Children; also, on the next DAY.
fKiDAl the IAN, at the residence ~ James Vincent, near CASTOR. ]
shall oicr Tor sale the valuable Tract oi Land on which the said Vim.
cent now resii.s. containing about eight hundred acres. lying near the
Greenssille AMI Roanoke Railroad, and Oh which there is u large quan.
thy OF Cord Wood. and other valuable Timber; also, tie entire crop oil
Gorn, Fodder, Oats. Cotton. Stock OF all kinds. Farming Utensils OF
every KIND aud description; nno fourhorse Wagon, on OK Cart, aud
one Carrage and Harness.
TERMS Cash for Negroes: for the Land anl other properly the
VIII be made known on The day OF sale.
y. ". WALKER. Trustee.
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OFFICE.
nN FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange Hoel, Rich.
" mond Virginia.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, Glass lao. Nov. 9th:
l5 % Is q 10 30 II 5 Ia 3 81 II 10 GO.
Half IS Is, a small prize sent 10 this office.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, Class l12, Dec. LIST:
- 81 10 l Z p IS q n SO 81 ~ q
Whole Ticket l q %, 4 prize OF $500 sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Glass No. IS, December 81:
SO IL 81 6 q 9 % 10 80 Is 80 7 81 Is GO.
Drawn Nos. Monongaha. Class l43, Dec. 4h:
IS b 81 IS 40 81 81 &c "a 7 63 IL 81.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, Class 40, Dec. 9Th:
30 10 20 e. 7 10 20 GS II - IS.
Schemes for the Week.
PRlDAY-The Sussex County Delaware) Lottery, Glass No. So
Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 1900, 267l, 1000, D Of 1000, &c. rs Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets s4-shares IN proportion.
SATURDAY-(Dollar Iotery)-The Sussex County Delaware)
Lottery, Extra, Class No. li6-Caplals: sl,672, / Of f,WO, &c. rs
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets Sl-shares III proportion.
SATURDAY EvENlNG-(Salcs close at 8 o'clock )-Splcndd
Lottery. Is drawn ballots GU; of Is. 10 Nearly as many prizes as
blanks. Id The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class No. A5-
Capitals: $4,000. 25,UO, 10000, 5000, 5,lio, 10 Of 2OOO, 10 OF 1850,
sc. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS -shares in proportion.
Attractive and briian, Scheme Tor Saturday. December cd. All
prizes. no blanks Those Tickets having on them one drawn number
$40 prizes. Those Tickets having ON them no drawn number, ST prizes
The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. NJ for i2i9-Capitals
100000, 5000, 1900, 10000, 6&ao, 2 Of 1000, ) of l,DD, 1 Of 1870
of 1000, &c. IS Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets sa0-shares in proportion.
HS Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages, single Tickets
or Shares in the above, or in any # Maury s. Co.'S Lotteries, (Of which
there are drawings every day, Al prices varying from 81 10 $40 for
tckets) will receive the mott prompt attention, and the drawings for
warled Immediately TO distant adventurers, when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
I5- Recollect No. 3-"There's luck in odd numbers, says Rory
| 0'M0Oren dec. =
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4 TEACHER

WISH 10 engage i Teacher, who Is qualified 10 teach Geography
] English Grammar, ArlnneiIc, Algebra, Geometry, and also the La.
TN language accurately No one. except a scntemln OF unaoubted
pcly, will be acceptable. 4 decided preference will be gwen TO 4
member OF the Episcopal Church or Methods, Church. Satisfactory
testimonials OF the minl, aitainmenis AMI exemplary character Of the
Teacher will be required. Ills services will not be needed before the
Is, Monday in January next lie will reside with my family, and have
no other pupils besides my own sons. The salary Will DC four hundred
dollars per annuin. The situation would suit 4 gentleman who Is fond
OF retirement, and who desires 10 devote n part OF his time Ia literary
receive attention. II. i. HUBBARD.
Nov. Y-ctf
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TTNT .TTNTT FVVT3T VNT UNI
a CALIFORNIA GOLD NINE found al Lucks Office The
N Grand Prize of s3D.U0 in 4 Whole Ticket, and another u SO.
O0; both sold by LUCK. III the short space of60 days.
LUCk has The pleasure OF announcing 10 the public the sale ofanoth.
er brilliant prize OF S3OUO0 III a Whole Ticket, which was sen ~ a
correspondent IN Hanover county; the licke, was in pAINE'S lottery
oi course, has since been presented and pail by LUCK. This hnhef
evidence OF The superior good luck OF Tickets III lotteries undir The
management OF ID. PAINE d co, TN which alone aye the ~largeprizes
PAINE'S Tickets, which can be had Of LUCK.
Drawn Nos OF Susquehanna Lottery. No. 81:
43 . 10 Q l9 i6 . a Z 10 - IS % 81:
Whole Ticket, Nos 2 10 IS, the Grand Capital Of $4,000 sdl and
was paid on presentation by LUCK. This il the largest pns. ex.
cept in PAlNE'S Lottery, sold in Richmond in the last fifteen years,
and will amount 10 more money than any ten prizes sold by any pthcr
management in this city in the last Two years.
Grand Schemes for December.
$4,000. 90 Of 1000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class ., 10 be drawn NJ Baltimore. on
ofsiO.G1, % OF 1000, 10 of 900, i6 DISCO, ls5 OF 26. etc. etr. HEX
els s2; halves 6; quarers3 Certificate Of package Of Whoes sl5G
shares IN proportion.
$500. 5000!
Susquehanna LOTTERY. No. ,, 10 be drawn AT Baltimore, on Wrines.
day, December ~, 1919. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Capitals; pre- Of
s33O00, Of 1900, ! ofS0O0, | of4OD, 100 of 80. lSl Of 800. Tick.
cts $40; halves .; quarters 80.
A SPLENDID LOTTERY,
s55DO1, 1900, 35W0i
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. !. to be drawn al Baltimore.
prize OF s55,oO, lof45.O5, | OF $1,000, / of2,OD, / ofl5.60, / Of
1900. 100 OF 1850. $50 of 500 Tickels s2D; halves 10: quarters :.
Certificate ofa package of Whoes $500; halves 100; quarters e..
AND STILL ANOTHER!
$4,000, ~ prizes Of 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No 8, TO be drawn al Baltimore,
on Saturday, December =, 1919. 7S Nos, IL drawn. Capitals: |
Grand Prize OF $4,000. p Of 10000, li lowest Nos. 40l. etc. etc.
Tickets SIS; halves ! 80; quarters 375. Certificate Of Wholes s2lO.
halves lbs; quarters 81 80.
Tickets for sale in all Lotteries advertised by Messrs u. PAINE q
at sight, and all business transacted at this Office strictly confidential.
Nov . {. b LUCK.
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HURLEY's OFFICE, No. lON, East Main Street. II

HURLEY's OFFICE No. lOS, Eas. Main Street, Richmond,
To those who of hard times complain,
Drawn Nos Of S sa' Sc !, a0' e Is cli ! 81 SI i 49, 6 E1 8 December L.
Half alt, Tiki IT,. S :. i 3 = Both sold ny me,rx
Draw" IS s . gs 81 q sa i 'l 8 e g /. A. & E' " q prize IS
Half Ticket IL 81 Is, 500 returned by HURLEY.
Schemes for tho Week.
rRIDAY-cap,tals: slSooe. 5000, 1900, 2,s7l, 1900, s OF l,an,
SATURDAY-virgnia Lottery, Glass No. AS. to be drawn Saur.
day. December 9Th, 1879. y Nos, Is drawn. Prizes ! Of s0,0O,
0n0, 10000. 5000, 5li5, 10 of 1000, l,50O, 800, &c. Whole Tickets
SIS; halves 20; quarters 3 rs.
Grand schemes to be drawn shortly:
,s SHf fsis L es Ss. cl Ia drawn Ss, rs fri to be At Of s,G S,'S0 Is 81 P sssS' i5
Of 1893, 1900, ~ of $40, SC. Whole Tickets $40; halves 8; quarters
Virginia Lottery, Glass N" NJ, TO be drawn Saturday. December 2ai.
ls49. IS Nos. II drawn. Prizes: Of s6oOO: $500, 10000. 6:3sS.
sIs halves 10; quarters 5; eishths 9 81.
Virginia Lottery, Glass No. l3, 10 be drawn Saturday, Decembor
2ah, 1919. 7s Nos, Il drawn, Prizes; | Of $4,000. 5000 5000,
5000, 4,l5s, % of $500, 1909, 800, &c. Whole Tickets $40; halves S;
quarters = so
Delaware Lotteries for December, Is49.
Delaware Lottery, Glass No. 20, to be drawn December l2lh. -
Of 1000. coo. 100, 40 OF 800. &c. Tickets $40: halves s. quarters Q so
300. 10 Of 1000. 10 Of zoo. &c, Tickets $40; halves ); quarters . 30
Nos, IS drawn Prizes: / OF sionn, 1000, 10000, 5000, 500, 1000,
Aol loo, 800, 100, &c. Tickets $40; halves o; quarters . 80
HURLEY offers for sale. this week, tickets i'll the glorious little
Small Fry Lottery, Class No. ~i6-Si672 Capital. Tickets ST.
Packages 50 0-waTan.ed 70 draw back Sc 30 at leas.-masins the
are requested 10 call at HCRLEY'S, where. for small investments,
large returns are generally made. Dec. 3
CuALks OFFICE. No. T. Main sssei' Richmond, Virginia.
~ Put money in thy purse
True hope never tires, but mounts on Eagles wings,
Kings il, makes Gods, and meaner creatures Kings"
Put money in thy purse"
Schemes for the Week.
sisc T;a 1 Of ESQ: 70: clos, 6 ~: = Nos Mos u G drawn 1letss e.
$4,000, % Of 1900, 40 Of l,0U, 30 of 500, DC. IS Nos, 10 drawn.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY PULLMAN & sLADE. AUCTIosssE

SALE OF NEGROES.
NA LII ee Oh II our Office. on thr 2Mh instant. a. 81 o'ciocs, =
ia,iaoe Nestoss; Consisting OF opc Man. Iwo Girls, one 3.
an TWO Women, NJ iwo Children each Sold by c.der o; R3t.
Wade, Special Commissioned ct tn. Superior Court OF the County
Hanover. PUIIIaM 4. 81 sIp ~.
Dec
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TNT0N TOTEL NOR KENT.

-,u,c CSION ny y. -,
yuNIllS establishment Is for rent or lease. The locauonl IL the most
4 pleasant in the city; and with tho completion of the improve.
ments now in operation, viz: the Louisa Railroad, the Danvile Rail
road, and the connection Of the James River and Kanawlm Canal with
the tide water, will, no doubt, make it one Of the most profitable lio'
tells in the city. The House itself is no, To be surpassed by any lii The
Satc for comfort, convenience and appearance.
Also, FOR RENT family residence. with a Store below, that
will be rented separately, or with the Hotel.
The properly will be rented low 10 a good tenant, and possession
givcn Immediately. Application may b. made 10
JSO. THOMPSON Jr, Amherst County.
r. y. DANIEL. Jr, Richmond City.
Or, {. A. HODGES, Richmond City.
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vIH .TH !. VII v
VsTlIL be sold, 10 the highest bidder. on THURSDAY, the 2t
w December next, all the real estate. with Ia machinery. E..uEss
SC, OF tie L.ynchhnrs Manufacturing Company. Thee are seyea
acres oil Land attached to the Mandatory, which Wi! lie divided ~
SUIT purchasers. The house. which Is a large brick building va
erected expressly Tor manufacturing Cotton and Moo lei. Good. j..
which there are 1851 splndles, Is looms, AM the Rocc sa:! Ca.Gi.S
Machinery, now al work.
THIS property lies III the corporation OF L~ynchhurg. On Blackwsc.
Creek. near 10 The Canal Of he James River and Kauawl1 Comuaay
The Virginia and Tennessee Railroad runs in lry crtoi the bu.lGla,
and the building IS not more than Nj yard, from he depot
TERms-0ne fourth cash; the balance In one AMI Two years. Neso.
TABLE notes satisfactorily endorsed. and a decd OF Ius; on the prole..g
10 secure the Payments, Will be rcquicrl.
RICHARD C. MoRRISS. President.
Nov. l2-cw3w tvnchburc MINI arilr'ne Company.
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ROBERT ]. SMITH
THE MISSES MURRAY.

--.... TIE VI .HCNTfA1
llANlNG taken a convenient and pleasantly slluarl bouse nj,
L Marshall street, next above Isl street. would be clad ia rerciy. a
lew Ladies, or a small family. as Boanlers. They are prcnared ID
accommodate young Ladies attending the schools Of Richmond. very
near one Of tho principal al which (Mrs. Mead's). their house i am
ated. ""' " s'u'
For Their fitness for such 4 charge, they make authorized reference
son. %a"I- -.
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appoint ---. our true mi lawful proxy, 10 represent Us n
The annual meeting of The stockholders OF tho Richmond and Danyille
Railroad Company. 10 he held in the city of Richmond IN the lAh
December, ls9, and II any adjourned meeting thereof: and for Us and
III our namcs, 10 voc upon the number .: shares held by us respcc.
lively, on all questions thai mag come before said annual meeting or
adjourned meeting. a fully. AMI 20 ri lntcnts AMI purposes. n We our.
selves could Ito, IL personally present
Witness our hands and seals this - day Of --.'D
--, [S:AIl
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RUNA ~ I,n

T--- RO-N-t = Il N UlIL,
AS committed 10 The Jail Of this county. on the 18th of this
w month, a Negro Man, who styles himself ROBERT BANK, saws
mat he was raised IN The county Of Gloucester and sold in Richmond Ly
Il Mr. TaIalerro 10 George Jones. The said Negro Is aLom fi,y years
OF age, slender and dark Completed, IN scars: his head is somewhat
grey. Any other description II thought unnecessary. The owner will
please come forward. prove property, pay expenses and take said ne.
srS rom AT Dr.. TAYLOR. JaHnr.
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y consequence ol The delay IN The revision Of the Criminal Code,
L ms work uhouEh long prepared Tor The press has been necessarily
suspended for a time. That difficulty being now removed. shall I'M.
ne.lately put 10 press and publish. about The Imh December next. "A
GGidc 10 Mnsisiraicr,' comprising a Digest of The Civil and Criminal
Law Of sllSnniA, pertaining 10 thelrdures on OF Court, with practical
iofnhsol complaints, warranta, Tccognizanccs. sunmonscs. cnnyu.inus
and executions-io which ae added, precclen,s Of Indictments. inlor.
nations &c designed Tor the Use OF Prosecutors. Corninr.. sheriff.
and 1ohstaDies-adapted 10 the new Code al Virginia: by Ioseuh
OF Richmond. o"''
| Oct d paDrpp i, e,,,,,
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VAIL. be sold on TUESDAY next, the lhh inst, in iianoyc
w county, at the late residence of Smnuei Schrrrer. decd. In
whole OF hs personal estate, tsaves eXceptcd) consisting o, House
hold aud Kitchen Furniture, Horses, Hogs. Cattle. Wheat. Corn. Oar,
AMI Il saTieI, OF farming utensils. vii! be renei ont on the day .
sale, HE Tam o. which ihr said Samuel Schrrrrr resided.
TERMS viii be made known on the day OF sale, by the undersigned
LOUIS G. H. FINNEY,
Dec Odds Admir- Of Samuel S.harrar ,Inrl
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w. MAURY e. CO., Managers-No. l, under City Hotel,
~ Richmond, Virginia.
Schemes for the Week.
FRIDAY-Capials: sls.ON, 5000, 5000, 2,67l, 2Ooo, 5 of 1870,
&c. IS Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets 81.
900, 1900, 500. &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets SIS.
Dec 3
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NOTIcE-My mcadowed land n he cnnn;y OF Hanover. called
~ DIVERS which was advertised n lc sold on n. 18th instant,
not being disposed Of. II !. now offered Tor eale privately. This tract
contains 40 acres, 30 OF which Is tine bed Of an oil Mil pond; and the
soil i. such. thai il it be properly rnt IN grass, II will yield from - {"
lmDl weight of Hay per annrln.
Owing Il lis conteuiiv 10 Richmond. lis value wil continue 10 in.
crease. I am determined 10 sell. hni have authorized Nj JAMES T.
SUTTON. Jh, of Richmond. TO make disposition OF II for me, with
TH0S G. CLARKE.
E-A plat OF the above Land con be seen at Mr. sa"0n's Office.
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4 DUDLEY and SAMUEL. 7. HAYWOOD
~ having associated Themselves in the Practice OF Law, WIZ aioiu
The surerIor and County Courts OF the rountes Of King and Queen,
| King William, Essex. Midiiesex and Gloucester. All business en- en-
,ru.fed ,oihcir care will be promptly and faithfully attended TO- All
49, a. 80, nroso Our, Uolse Snv 3-r2lwfw
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PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE.
nICKENS0N q LESTER. Petersburg, virginia, will give auen.
- tOn 10 the sale Of all kinds Of Produce AMI Merchandise, and for.
wariing Goods, Manufactured Tobacco. etc.
Refer TO Captain Frederick Lester. Lancnbrrg: MI E 4 Holloway.
Messrs Morton IS Booker. Ciarksyiie: DR. Thomas p Hoge. Milton, ).
Carolina; MI & c Read. A VAUGHAN. Esq, Messrs. c Il Barksia!c &
Co. Iarmyine.
O(nce on H~n,linrlrnnt Street. OF l2-cim
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WV
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL sCHOOL
NEAR LOUISA COURT HouSE-BY DR. r. A, Mckee.
TIME next session OF this School will commence on the 10th day Of
i January. and continue ten months, with 4 vacation OF one month
iii Summer.
DR.. Mckee has taken the degree Of Master Of Arts ofthe University
OF Virginia, and has had several years experience IN teaching HIS
course OF instruction is thorough, embracing Latin. Greek, Ma;hemat-
Ice. French, Spanish, German, &c.
| will take a few BOYS az boarlers in my family, who will have the
advantage, as heretofore, of living with the Teacher. Ny house II
about one mile from Louisa Court House, in as healthy q part OF the
countrya as any in the Safe.
TERMS For Board, including Tuition for all or any of the subjects
taught. Bills for ten months.
The School is limited 10 fifteen; and, therefore, those desiring 10 send,
Louisa Court House. August 2l-ctf ELISHA MELTON.
IOWA FEMALE ACADEMY.
L 18th ultimo, number IL pupils. II will be re-opened on the lst
day Of October, and continue witlou. interruption until the lei OF An.
gust, 1850.
lis late Principal will continue 10 preside over the Institution. IN
connection with all Of the other teachers, whose services have also
been retained. Charges, the same az for the last session. Some val
liable and extensive improvements are in progress. For particular
Information address DIR. J. Minor. Tappahannock; or Ns. Virginia
Minor, or Miss Lydia Mary Fay. Millcrs' Post Office, Virginia.
Respectfully, JEFFERSON MINOR, NJ D.
Midway. Essex County, Virginia. August 2i.-ctf
FEMALE
VENHE FEMALE SCHOOL at my house, IN Louisa county. the next
Il year, will be under the charge Of Miss MARGARET TAPP. oil
Staunton, Virginia "a lady we'll educated, and of decided merit. The
session will commence on the first February next, and close the hi.
teenth Of december following; deiucting TWO weeks during the sum
ner for vacation.
TERMS:
For Board and Tuition in English, the whole session Of 10 months, sl0
For tuition in French 10
For Music on Piano and use Of Instrument 20
10 Address, Louisa Court House.
Nov. 2-etl5F HIcKERTON T. WINSTON.
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PROPOSALS will be received unit the 18th day of December lei
4 furnishing the Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company ten thousand Locust Snls, oi a reduced size. The Stills 10
be seven feet long. faiei on opposite sides. Oy hewins parallel 10 The
centre nf the trce) 10 a thickness OF six inches. with a breadth Of Hat
Of ak inches at the small end.
The Stills can be delivered at Acqma Creek. Fredericksburg, or Oh
The line of the railroad, as may be offered in the proposals.
For further information. address the undersigned Al Richmond. Viz
sinia. THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail.
.I ~ lE-cIl
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TO CONTRACTORS

SEALED proposals will be- received until the 3th December, for
- furnishing lsatons and Clothing the ensuing year. 10 the hands
employed IN Tho repairs Of Canal between Richmond and Lynchburp.
and those IN the employ OF the Company between ~Lynchburs and
North River. For the component firts OF IA. Hatlons and Clothing,
and oher information necessary 10 bidders, application will BE- made
10 the Secretary Of the Company. At he Office III Richmond, 20 Captain
Samuel McCorslc, 1ynchburs and 20 W ", BOYD. ESQ. buchanan.
y yAD-s1tN3M HM T. MiTNEDRD Sar'y
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AUCTION SALES.
TESSIVE SALE AT SAnOT nh.

T. INTENSIVE SALE At S,ToT ~
AVlNG disposed q my SABor IiiLI. ESTATE. IL Goochisnl
18th day OF December proynno, ii fair, il ROT III. 10 80 49, =, nI
the Saves. twenty .ic III number. generally Young. litrx ri,l ,r !, "i
aud valuable; ancen iaT,c. Young ai we'll bros. Nn,.. 80 . W..
OF improved Cattle, embracing nary choice Mich Cow and d srn. !,
pen OF one hundred la. Hogs, FOR family Use, and some wa IL
sirablo Sock Iloss; 4 good stock Of Sheep; tine cron n 1nn She,,
Oats; a large quantity OF wellcured Timothy and Glover II,y. i,IaJs
and Top Fodder: Shucks and Wheat Straw; with Farming Implement.
and Tools Of overy variety Wagons, Carts. Gear, &c, &c; in shor,
every thing on the Estate.
TERMS For the Slaves cash; o:hcr property. cash for all sunS o
$50 and under; above thar sum, nine months credit, Tor bonds with an
proved security. bearing interest from the tdy Of sale. but the interc,
10 be remluei u the principal be punciualiy paid.
Nov. T-cild3 CHARLES IL CARTER.
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AS,he season for planting has arrived, the subscriber - h
N would respectfully call the attention of his friends and 1T
Ne public generally 10 his large and extensive collection Of - -
FRUIT TREES, embracing, perhaps, a selection that has not been sur.
passed for the climate of Virginia, and nearly all propagated from fruit.
!sanng trees in his own Orchard; lie would here take occasion to say.
that II the Agricultural Fair. in the Fall fist, in Richmond, the com
mree on Orchards unhey,atingly awarding him the premium on both
Apple and Peach Orchards. and also for the best exhibition OF Fruits
on the day of the Fair.
Catalogues. with directions for planting. may be had at William
P4lmers Seed and Plough Store, at Peyton Johnstons Apohecary
Store, and at the Office Of the Southern Planter, where any orders LEI,
will be punctualy attended to: and letters, post paid, addressed to the
Suostnber, near Richmond, will receive prompt attention.
Nov 2-rw6w JOSEPH SISTOS
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LOTTERIES,
ID PAINE & o
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

Do PAINE g. co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
DANES management against the World!-We have the pleasure
Of announcing TO tho public the sale Of another Grand Prize Of
Thirty Thousand Dollars, which was sold by c. 3. LUCK, vender of
PAiNEs Understanding the handsome sum of SixySix Thousand
Dollars sold in Two prizes in a little over twelve months. The whole
ois36Vo sold by PURCELL & CO.; or the whole OF sanlU sold BY
LuCh, Dom IN PAiNES Lottery, will amount TO more money than
any ten prizes sold by any management in this city within the past four
OF hve years Another of the repeated evidences that adyenturers
should buy only in Lotteries under Inc management IN. PAlNEG co
Orders Tor Tickets will meet our usual prompt attention if addressed
to ID PAINE g. Co
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ny y. II. s. c. b. HILL, AUCT7oNEERs.

SEGROLS.
WIZ DE sold, by US, this morning. II hall past nine O'Clock. IVA y
gro Men, Two Negro Girls and 4 Woman and Two chlll.rn.
~ u Il 4 q IL ilII Aicrinna.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-07
RICHMOND READINa-ROoM.

1NIE subscriber intends opening the above ina short time, in the ca.
i paeious room oyerihe Brokers Office Of Messrs. Purcell & Co, at
The corner Of Governor and Main Streets. lie will commence with fhy
papers ana Prices Current from the principal cities in tho Union, and
some 'f4m Europe; and he is sufficiently paronizod, will continue 10
add 10 them until the collection will not be surpassed by any in the
country. TERMS:
Semtannuaaly in advance to firms go
For single individuals 10
During session Of Legislature 3
Dec 5-eo3t LEWIS HILL