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Movement. OF tho Sailing Packets.

Movements OF the Sailing Packets.
Ships to Arrius. SHIPS to Sail.
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.
HottinEuer Burs!ey May Cambridge Peabody, juno is
Roscius Eldridgc, May Constitution, Brtton June l
Isaac Wright Marshall May Is Garrick Eldrdge June 26
AshburtoD, Bunting, May q New World, Knight July
PORTSMOUTH. PoRrsMOUrH.
Wellington, Chadwick, May Yorktown, Sebor June l6
HAVRH.
Havre, Ainsworth, May 10 Zurieh Thou pson Juns %
Oneida Willard, May l6 Baltimore, Conn., July
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Movements of California Em,grants.


Bark ]. r. Gardner, Capt. Pratt, (formerly Capt
Pedersen.) sailed yesterday for San Francisco, via
Calao. Those acquainted with the sailing quail
ties of this vessel, anticipate short passage for
her. as she has proved herself extraordinary fast
sa!er in several of her passages between this port
and Belize, Hon. Her passengers are Messrs. Grant
Thorburn Jr. and William Lede Kennedy.
MASSACHUSETTS.
The brig Chas J. Dow, Capt. Glover, sailed from
Boston, on the 10th inst, for San Francisco, with
the following passengers
John Towle lady and children; Mrs Eayres and
child Robt l. Wade Ira f. Eaton, Thomas Austin, Jr
Henry Wort, and @ r. Ramsey, Of Boston; Henry w.
Decker, Of East Boston; Capt Bray, Of Portsmouth,
Sanderson, of Springfield Marshall H. Walker OF Lex
ipgton; Mrs Stetson, of Damarscotta-Total, 49,
THE M. E. CHURCH RIOT AT ALEXANDRIA, Va
The trustees of the southern portion of the NJ f.
Church In Alexandria had taken peaceable possession
of the church. and held 1t until Friday the Sth inst
About r. NJ few northern members Of the church,
with some men not members. went to n back window
and broke in entirely destroying the lower sash the
window After this, when the front door opened
crowd rushed in, and great excitement prevailed Col
John Powell of the justices of the peace declared
that although not member Of any church, his aini-
ties all in favor Of Methodsm He earnestly ad-
monished them to settle their difficulties amicaby
submit them. for adjudication, to wholly disnt
parties Ills speech couched in the proper spirit.
and delivered with ervid eleqHence The meeting
addressed by Mr.. VIM Davis, highly respectable ex-
horter, who advocated the cause of the southern
branch Ben0pi Wheat Esq Of the trustees of the
church. and Of course Of the northern wing proposed
as compromise, that the church should be locked up
and the keys be given to the Sheriff Of the county
til the law shall decide to which party belongs This
compromise accepted, and the matter stands
Yesterday the northern branch occupied Liberty Hail.
on Cameron street. the Rev MIR Busey jr. minister OF
the charge, officiating the southern at Lyceum Hall,
Washington street, where they have also
the Sabbath school: which was well attended Rev.
Charles A. Davis of Washington preached to- day for
the aoutherners Va Ga .efe June IL
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nAkITImE Elm .LIGENos.

Movements of the Oceau .8amsilips.
TO arrtuc at NeU York.. Ts sdtl from Ncts York
LIVERPOOL. LIvEuPooI.
Cambria, Shannon, June Niagara, Ryrie June Is
Hibernia, -, June Is Cambria, Shannon, June 27
eouTHAMProN Ec soUTHAMrTON, kc.
washington Johnssn ~ Hermann, Crabtrce, June 20
Hermann, Crabtree July 70 Washington Floyd July 20
nERMUDA.
Avon, Hart July - Avon, Hart,& July 20
HAVANA, Ge. HAvANAk &C.
Falcon Thompson,t unc Falcon Thompson,t Juae2S
CHARLESTON.
Nsrtherner Budd June 16 Southerner Berry, June l6
eoutherner BerryI June % Northsrner Buda Juns 23
-. sAvAhNAH sAvANNAN.
cherokee Lyon. June IS Tennessee Collins, Juno Is
Tsnnessse Collins June 20 Cherokee, Lyon June 20
cHAGREe.
Falcon Thompson,t une Falcon, Thompson,t June q
Crescent City, St0ddard, Crescent City, StoddaYd
10 Grrtre at BsstoS. To sail from Bostss.
LIVERPOOL. LIVERPOOL.
America, Harrison, June Europa, Lott, Juss 20
canada, Judkins June rs America Harrison, July
The bermuda steamer touches coming and returning
Havana Cat Island Vera Cruz Chaxres st Thonas and ali
the Windward Islands.
The FALCON touches, going and returning At Savannah
The Falcon with the Pacific steamships
appointed to leave Panama each month.
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Cotton Trade.

The aggregate movements in this staple, In this
country up to the latest dates in each Of the past
three seasons, were as annexed -
MOVEMENTS CeTToN THE UNITED STATES.
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suH srTs " -. ... SO MsH Water ..... 80. 80.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12
A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBR.9TED
JEW DA VI d. s,
Or Hebrew Plaster

A CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains in the
II Side, Chest, Loins, Back, Bowels, Muscles Rheu-
inatism in all its varied forms, Nervous Affections
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections, Fe-
male Weaknesses, ETC., etc. For the above complaints
this Plaster has EQUAL. The great celebrity which
il has already acquired not only In The old, but III the
new word-Ihe extraordinary cures IL has performed
in the most extreme of suffering, have acquired
for such reputation that The proprietor has not-nn
Ill recently-been able TO supply half the demand.
The sales throughout every city, town and village in
the United States are without parallel!
circumstance not surprising, when the vast amount
of human suffering relieved by It's use Is considered
In Spinal Defects the benehl usually is Of the most de-
cided character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases out of twenty readily yield the penetrating
mula combined in this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism either acute Or chronic, the claims Of
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknow lodged. Those who are laborlng under weak
backs, no matter from hat cause the weakness may
have originaed-even If such persons have been mis-
guided IN previous appcafions-n the Use of the He
brew Plaster they will find The affected part suddenly
restored 10 its original soundness.
As supporter IN cases OF constitutional weakness II
will be found Of great advantage IL Is particularly re-
commended TO Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness or genera! debility. In Short, embraces
all the virtues which the most scientific ~. was ca
pahle Of compromising from valuable substances found
in the old world and will be found entirely rec from
those objections which source of comp Amt with
the numerous spread -pasers now before tie public
III These plasiers possess the advantage Of being
put up In air tight hores-ence they retaln theriul
virtues in all climates.
BEWARE OF COUSTERFElTs AND BASE mi:
TATIONS.
None genuine without the engraving OF Jep Dard on
the wrapper around each box Price so cents per boz
Each box contains sufficient TO spread six eight pas
tiers.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by SCOvII. & MEAD
No 3d. Charters Street, New Orleans, General Agents
for the South and West. Sold also by
ALEX. DUVAL, Richmond.
GAYNoR = WOOD, Richmond.
THoS. H. RossER. Petersburg.
M. A. SANTOS, Norfolk.
NV. 4 G. II. TIMBERLAKE, Charlottesville.
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LOTTERIES.
La I'M bcrl,s nice,

On Fourteenth Street, Under Tic Exchange Hotel
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully Eforms his friends
! and the public IN general, ihath has commenced
street, underline Exchange Hotel, formerly occupied
by D. NJ. loyt and recently by E. b. Pendleton.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Extra. 3, Jan Oh:
81 80 Is 10 70 3 % 50 8 81 Is.
Ticket, 3 4 So Two more OF the Capt.
Do Is 10 g., tals sold BY Lam BERT.
Drawn Nos. OF Mononsalia Lottery, Class =:
80 % As I IA 81 % Al A. Ga 80 SO
Drawn Nos. Delaware, 6l, Dec IL:
81 60 Al 81 81 70 So % IS "A
Whole ticket, % 81 u, prize Of $500, sent
TO this ufice.
Drawn Nc. Of Delaware Lottery, Glass ::
% l3 "a So 10 9 81 40 So IA y SO 81 IL.
TODAY
FRIDAY-The Virginia Mononealla Lottery, Class
No.. Capitals: S6,OOO 5000, &C. 70 NOS 10 drawn.
TicketsS4 halves 2: quarters l.
SArURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex county
tDelawarel Lottery. Extra, Glass No. 6. si,OuO Ca
ni,nl 7s Nos "A drawn. Tickets ST. halves SO cts;
quanersa5 c.
Saturday Evening-Saes close al 5o'clock.
A MAGHIFr SCHEME!
The Virginia Monun5alia Lottery, Class &. Capitals
sig i39 80 Of 5000, 1874 of 500-brng the lowest No.
prizes. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets sl2-sha,es in
proportion.
Grand Lotte,y for Saturday, January 81.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery. Glass a, for 1850, br
drawn on Saturday, January 27th 70 No. Loiieiy-i5
drawn baots-nakn ing nearly many prizes Ms blanks
Capitals: $4,000, $4,000, $4,000. 10000 1000, Ug6,
of 000 0U of Ooj, sc. Tickets S21-sares in pro-
portion.
Rr Orders Tor packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares in the above IN any q Mau
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there drawings
every day. at prices varying from 81 TO $40 for ckets
willre the most prompt attention, and the Draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO distant Adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
Mob EXCHANGE Place Richmond VI.
" Recoect Nn.J-"There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More :" JAMS
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MISCELLANEOUS
Negro Esiri1ls :saad General.
A1encE

'GNHE subscribers having been fer many years, en-
gagged as General Agents III tbs cIiy, again offer
lhrf services 10 their former pltron, and Ia the pubic
generally, for the collection of claims of every d-scrp
i'h renting ont houses and receiving the rents hiring
nit negroes collecting their hires, ami dis posing o;
them al public or private sale. Tney also sell real pro-
Perry IN town or country, and purchase slaves
n''-s"h. FOR The prompin--s lnd fidelity with which
lh'y attend 10 business, they refer To the citizens Of
Richmond generally, and particularly 10 me following
srnilrinrn-yz:
Cen VIM i.amberi, Mayor; Rrrnard Pryton KIN II
kis'ardSdn, jas L i-ath, AUDITOR George w iiun!ord
WIN Il Ilius Richie, Mosry & Elliott WIN sand.
Nicholas Mills, JOHN Rutherford, Andrew Stevenson
John VI Patton Webb, Bacon {. Baskerville Archibald
Peasants Williams Claiborne to, Jas caskir, John
& iobson John I. Fate, Dunlop, Molcur. & ca John
II Ferguson, II w 4 FRY, Ihos t,has Ellis o,tin
Elicit PIIII.lP NJ rhBB & SON
Once on Main street, opposite Exchange Bank
B-Per>ons wishing To place servants IN Ter our
control for the ensuing year woni! consult their inter
est by giving early notice thereof accompanied BY
list u ihc servants aud statement nf their chalac
t-rs and qualifications, and by sending them IN
before thr a5ih 0i December soon thereafter rs
practicabic tie Christmas week is the mos; avora
BILE time for hiring.
owners al 4 distance may avoid the trouble and ex-
prnse of coming 10 IOWA with servants, b. sending
them u oar address, after having previously advised
ui the time aud manner al sending them, that
may be III readiness To rcCrrr ihen their arrival
al the lime and place designated, and have them
placed where they will be comfortably provided for ll
hired out
We snprfintend ihrou III the year all servants hired
cut ny ", anu IN case al Illness pay special attention
Ia their hriEs promptly furnished the necessary m-d
cal an. + NJ TaBB K SON.
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Died, on "Wednesday evening, the 10th instant,
WILLIAM CLliBoRNe GoocH, son OF Dabney T.
Gooch, IN the 2lsl year OF his age.
The friends and acqnainrances Of Inc family
will auend his funeral, from the residence OF MS
father, on Cary street, above lst. at IL O'Clock
NJ OF this day.
Died, in Philadelphia on Sunday morning,
l7.h December, alter very brief illness. oil Con
ees;Ion OF the Lungs CATHlRlNE Z. ). hENsEDY
Lesley, vile Of James Lesley, Jr.. OF thai Guy,
and granddaughter Of John Mcknight, Esq., Of
Reading, Pa.
Died, a, the residence Of his parents, IN Han
over county, on Monday, the Slh instant, with
Group, TnoMAs GlLLArlN son OF Thomas u. ana
Margaret Turner, aged years and months.
u Louisville Journal will please copy.
Departed this life Monday, the Sth instant, at 81
O'Clock, of Dropsy, JOHN WhlrLOCk, OF Rich
mond city, aged about 80 years.
Died, on Friday December 29ih, al the residence OF
his father Robert Willis the county OF Orange,
WILLIAM CHAMP WILLIS, in the lSih year oil MS
age The death of this estimable youth - stfoke nd'
has fallen most heavily upon an affecaonate family,
and large circle of relatives and friends MS charac-
Ter one which, impsssing even Inc Stranger WIN
conviction of its AVAILABILITY and excellence, look an
increasing hold upon the affections and esteem oi nus
intimate friends. Modest and unassumng III MS ae-
pertinent, with heart that knew no guie ne possess
ed all those virtues which adorn the character oil man.
Stricken suddenly by blow so grievous, ana ieeing
the agnitude Of loss which earth cannot repair, ms
family enabled TO find consolation IN Inc belief that
NE S'frit rests in a brighter and better worli
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Among the many blessings attendant upon Improve
mens IN the social condition and the advances OF our
race IN intelligence, Is the polongation oil human me.
With the Increase OF intelligence has grown up
knowledge of the elements Of health ana regard ior
them and commensuratey with the strides oil science
have we acquired the means OF anrstlng Glsease ana
aveItng its ravages Notwithstanding the progress we
have made, statistics show that, even now one sixth
Of the whole population die annually OF consumption,
One of the important discoveries oil the age IN
ame'iorang the condition of this large class OF suffer
ing humanity is Da. WISrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY. What time establishes and con5ecrates,
what experience adopts and confirms, what all men, in
all places unite in saying is good and valuable Is so,
doubt. popularity Of this SORT fixes in society It's
deep and strong that time cannot destroy
II. The success which has attended this medicine for
several years past has the prejudces Of all
respectable men, and the article has taken stand
among first class OF discoveries and blessings of the
age; and when fesoted to in eradcates the dis
ease for which il is recommended.
a-J- Beware of counterfsits and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
md all other preparations of Wild Cherry. Remember.
hey only initiate in ndme without possessing the vir
tues. Buy none but the genuine and original Dr. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-signed |.
Butts on the wrapper.
SETH w. FOWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
GAYNoR WOOD,
Ne as Main Street, Richmond,
JAM. ls59. Aud by Druggists generally.
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&lc..rEnsl1s sslsiCe

" hE' . OhRASSS
40. S, sOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND, VIRGINIA
Letailthe world say whatlhey caa,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON'S the man
Drawn Nos OF l,eesburs No. Is Dec. 30:
ST So as &c CT 20 81 3S IA So 20.
Ticket Nos IS 46 81 a prize Of $500 sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Dawn Nos OF Sussex Lottery, Glass /:
66 "a IS 81 IS AZ % 70 40 So g.
Ticker, Nos. So 66 rs, a priz' Of 500, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Ezra, 3-Jan 6.
81 80 lS 10 - 3 SO % IS 62 4 Is.
Whole Nos. Is 10 81, capital sold and paid
by sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Mononsalia, No. 4-Jan.T
10 81 II 40 81 IS 80 81 i6 So 4i 76 80.
Whole Nos. lG 80 IS. a priz, Of $500; half
Nos 80 81 IS. prize oi $1,000; do. do. 10 81
Al, do. OF 500, all sold AMI pdi by
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery. Glass ,: )
% l3 "a 35 10 9 CT 40 So "a /? So 81 II.
Half Ticker, Nos. IL IS SO a prize Of $50,
sold and paid by STRATTOS.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Embellishments, No T. Captals:-Sie,00O,
5000, OO0 67i 2Ooo of 900, &c, &c. IS Nos, 10
drawn. Tickets 81; halves .; quarters /.
600 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-susse1, Extra, No. Capitals =
$1,000, 900, $40, &c. 7s Nos. IL drawn. Tickets
81; halves SO cts; quarters 25cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY,
Virginia Monongan Lottery Class No 8, for 1919, 10
be drawn on Saturday, Jam 18th. IS No. Lnu1ry-ll
drawn ballots. Prizes: of s4a,43s 80 OF 5000, &c
Lowest No. prize $500. Tickets Sa-share, in pro.
portion.
Virginia hoGongaa Lottery, Glass u, for 1919 10 he
drawn on Saturday, January 2Jih. IL drawn Nos. IN
package Of 25 Tickets. Scheme: Of $50 ,000 of H.
900, of 900 of 1000 10 OF 500, 10 of l0O0 &c-
Tickets $l0 halves S; quarters so.
10000 DOLLARSl
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass 4, for $40, 10
be drawn Saturday, January 27th. Is .No. Lottery
10000, 100 of 900, 100 of 500, a3i Of 300 &c Tickets
S20-shares in proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in AL the Lotteries will be promptly at
tended 10, and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders 10 ~ STRhTTON,
JhnS Richmopt Va
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Greek Nation sSriZe office,
MO. lot EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond


GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
be drawn on Saturday, January 18Th Is No. Lottery
Ill drawn ballots. Prizes: 81, 39 81 of 5000 sc.
Lowest No prize 500. Tickets Sl2-shares in pro.
portion.
Delaware Lottery, No 3. To he drawn January l7th.
~ No. Lottery-li drawn ballots. Capitals $40, 0nO,
80 of .0uO 30 of 5DO ~ of $50, &c. Tickets su-
shares IN proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass ~, for 1870 10
he drawn on Saturday, January 80. IS M. Lottery
IL drawn ballots Capitals: 2oi $780, O0 Of la6Ou,
cot 0C0, OF 5000 10 of 500, 10 Of 1000 sc. Tick
els $40; halves S; quarters so.
Delaware Lottery, No. 4, IL be drawn January 2ith.
&C Nos, 10 drawn Capitals: $4,000, $4,000, 10000,
5000, - OF 500, % Of sUU - of 40 &c Tickets lO
haves5 quarters so.
Delaware Lottery, No ), 10 he drawn January Dist
Capitals: 3nf 50 0U0 of 500, 3 of 300 prizes Of
1850, 200 Of 500 &c. Tickets sl0 halves S. quarters
so.
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass a, for lei9, TO
be drawn on Saturday January "a. Is Drawn Mum.
beers Of rs. Cap,as: $40 900 600 Is 900 TO- 600
halves 10; quarters s. certificate OF 10 whole Tick
cts S2l0; halves quarters and eiehhs in proportion
Orders for certificates Packages single Tickets
and Shares. In any of The above Schemes addressed Il,
the undersgned will receive the most prompt at1n-
ton, and an account of each drawing forwarded as
soon as IL is received.
~ B-Hurley pays postage on all letters TO and
from his office.
llurey's rule is To cash all prizes a; sight.
Hurley has al all times com pets as sortlent Of tick
ets, ranging in price from 81 TO SEQ.
Please address yonr orfersto WM HURLEY,
No. 70, Main stree, X richmond Va
All Enthusiastically confidential. Jan
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PANuNKEY LAND

tf'HE parties Interested offer iur sale that very de-.
fabr Tract Of Land known - Farm liiil situated
III the county II KING Nanl, th- fainankty rlyrr
ab"nt twenty three miles from Richmond. adlolnin.
the lands :" Mrs Henrietta NJ son and Grorse Iayiof
Esd aud contains within is present. limits LOO acres
more " ie'a He larger portion oi tins lam i hit
iand, not subject 4" ffrshes, lying ur frI cultivation
ahh Is adapted 10 TIE growing oi all the different crops
faisrh ~ tins section 81 conniryani, with judicious
management. susceptible at hitch stat. at Improve
ment II mot sold ?tlvirly before the 2uh da, If ia
nuary, Tag II VIII ur Offered that day or the ifs
lar day thereafter, on the premises.
TERMS liberal, and made known on the day ut sale
Persons wishing Ia purchase privately can communi
cate with the subscriber VINO VII give any nforma
ton which may be- desired. JAMES BO>uER
RichunnnI Irc. -
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RUMFOHD ACADEMY, KING WlLLlAM
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

Is situated five miles from AyItls, in community o!
marked intelligence and refinement. The location
is noted for healthiulness, and the buildings errclrd
expressly for Academic purposesl admirably combine
Comfort and convenience. For nearly hail century
rls Institution haS established scat "ii.aring,
and 10 II many 81 oar abb. men deeply Indebted.
The buildings have recently been thoroughly repair
ed, and the subscriber aided by WI. Smith, twhor
moral and scholastic fitness has been fully tested viii
be ready 10 receive pupils the goth OF January ei9
The scholastic year with vacation OF one month du
ring the Summer, will close the goth day Of December
following.
The course .: studies viii embrace The Md.hrmati-
cal Classical and Scientific subjects taught IN best
Academies.
The School will be conducted upon thr most approved
principles Of Instruction aud discipline ana every effort
made render II intellectually and morally worthy ol
liberal patronage.
TERMS:
Board and Tuition, with every necessary, lights eI
copied, for ten MONTHS $3.50
Day scholars for ten months 30
French aud r:clc- each,
Aiirrss-a!irtt's KING william county, Vi.
urc l-llf6l JSD II PITTS.
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Ballimorc La,terics la Januaru. ls4a


Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No. 7, Tor 1919, to
be drawn AT Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, Ian.
18th. 7e Nos, 20 drawn. Grand Scheme Si7 IFS,
25,HoO, lOOOo, $780, 81 Of 900, &C. Tickets SIS;
halves 50; quarters IS.
susquehanna Canal Lottery, No Z, TO be drawn al
Baltimore Wednesday, Jan. l7ih, lSi9 7s Nos, IA
drawn. Capitals: s3l0O0, $4,000, 500, i,ac9, 20 Of
$500, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . 80.
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. G. he
drawn nj Baltimore Wednesday, Jan. "a, 1873 IS
Nos, Is drawn. Grand Scheme: S33 900. y 900 H..
900, 5,d95, 5000, 1900, sc. Tickets sl0; halves );
quarter, so.
Sl500O si56S7! $4,000
Graad Consolidated Lottery, Class g. to be drawn nj
Baltimore, Maryland, on saturday, jan 18th 1919 =
7S Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals: S5O1Ou, Is G5l
10000, 5 Of 5000, Of a,OJ0 &c. Tlcketss shares
in proportion.
W In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
Of three tickets
VI Orders promptly aud confdrntialy attended 10
Drawings forwarded 10 all who ordeii Postage need.
not he paid on orders addressed 10 {. -. LUCK.
T,,1
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TN Goochlani County Court, 2cth November, lsi5:-
L on The motion OF David Shelton, distributes of 10
seph Shelton deceased, Ordered, that all persons who
NAV have cams against the Estate Of the said Joseph
shelton deceased do exhibit the same 10 William :.
Fowler and Elihu l.. Terrell Administrators Of the said
the fourteenth day Of February nr1t-t appearing TO
the Court thar more years have elapsed since
the qualification of the said Administrators; and thai
copv Of this order be forth with inserted in
mel published In the city nf Richmond for eight weeks
SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the door OF the Courthouse
al this county on two several Court days.
Copy-T.ste,
Dscs-ewsw MAR. w. MILLER, elk.
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

At monthly Court. held for Henrico county, at the
Court house. on Monday, the irst day OF January one
thousand eight hundred and forty nine:
II having been announced to the Court, that, since
its last adjournment, DR SAMUEL PEASANTS,
long Justice OF this Court has departed this life-the
Court, profoundly impressed with event so solemn
and affecting by which the profession of which he was
member has lost distinguished ornament-the Court
gu able aud efficient magstrateand society, 10 which
he was endeared by his many virtues has been deprived
of valued and highly re- ember-and desiring
TO give public and durable expression of their re-
spect for the memory of the deceased-doth Resolve:
Isl That the coincidence and sympathies of the Court
the Bar and the Officers of the Court, be rendered TO
the family Of the deceased, and that copy Of these
proceedings be transmitted 10 Them by the Clerk.
2d. That these proceedings be entered the minutes
Of the Court and that they be inserted in the newspa
pers published in the city OF Richmond, and that the
Court do now adjourn. Copy-Teste,
LUFTlN n. EiLETT, Z. II. Z.
or Richmond papers will pease copy.