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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
ARRIVAL OF THE
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C. A M b r L A.

Produce more actiue- Highly Important from the
old World-Arrests an Rome Disturbances
an NapLes-Russiui GroOing more Pacific
HiohLg Ilaportant from CoZiIornin
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

SAMUEL GALLowAY, Secretary of State.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
NAPLES AND SICILY.
ENGLAND.

Lord Dudley Stewart has published in the Lon
don Daily News an appeal to the mothers, wives
and daughters of England to furnish home to
Kossuth, and extend him welcome becoming the
British race. ,.... .e. Eaf sqf
Abott Lawrence American Minister, was intro
duced to the Queen, and presented his credentials.
Sir Henry Valieres took leave of the Queen, pre-
vous to departing as Minister to the U. s,
Sixty wrecks took place in Great Britain during
the equinoctial storm. -. .-
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
ROME

Gen. Cuchie has resigned the grade of Lieut.
Gen, in the Roman army, on the grounds that he
had engaged to serve "a constitutional prince and
not an absolute government.
Much excitement prevails in the city. Several
young men have been arrested for singing the Mar
sailese hymn in the streets
prose recitations. Plaeards with anonymous let
tiers of death to the infamous priests" death to
the red triumvirate!" cover the walls. Several
attempts on the lives of French officers have been
made.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17
PRUSSIA.

The convention between the Courts of Prussia
and Austria was ratified at Vienna on the 18th,
and an exchange of accounts of ratification took
place on the following day, when Arch Duke John
his intention of resignation of office as
soon as other German governments assented to the
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

DENMARK. AND DUTCHIES.
By declaration dated Oct. the 18th, the Cler
ment
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

The Tribune gives the following bit ofnews from
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-11-17

THE following letter, written by gentleman
long resident of this City, but now in California
may be relied upon as being a truthful statement,
as the writer is we'll and favorably known to large
portion of our most thorough-going business men.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

Proposals for ssa.iess..

HEADQUARTERS MAINE Corp.
u iartrmasteI's Oihce, Washington, o. s. 1919.
SE"ARaTE PROPOSALS will br received NJ mi;
~ office until 10 O'Clock, i. NJ. IN Monday the I2th
IA, OF Nevrmhrr next, for furnishing atnns 10 the
United States Marines at the oiiow,ug stations, tor
Tie year $780, VIZ;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
char@slown, Gssachusrus.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Ttnnsi vania
Gnsport, near Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida; aud
Washington, District of l,oumhia
Each ration In CONSIST Of one po,iud and = uua,.r al
itrsi berl," Three quarters Of pound Of mess poi
ei-htteh hiihcrs" predl made ni snprfinr Hour, ar
sftfhnr Hour al ihr option "f The Gorrrnmr u, aud
~ tr rate OF SIX pounds Of good cntfr. twelve pounds
oi The best Nrw Orleans SiIsar eir ouaIts ri tn rS;
White brats, Tour lglitS al vinegar two aI.s sal;
four pounds Of good hard Drawn .na uii On. .ad half
pounds oi good hard dipped tow candles IL each n
tIoa.
Tile beef required shall be delivered on the ordc, al
The commanding otirer Of station either T., bulk
by The single ration, and shall rous. Of the hest and
mos choice pieces III The carcass the pork be No.
prime mess pork, aud the groceries ui thr hest quality
al ilIr kinds named, subject In Inspection. No bid
will be entertained III ts "ice un-s. accompanied by
bond Tor hundred dollars, with Two sufriirs for
the execution 81 the rnn!rIc. II awarded thr suii
cheney Of the snftt!ts must he certified BY some Official
s.l." AtG A NICHOLSON
QuarterEasirr Marine Corps.
The Union and Republic Washington; the hmrr-
can, Sent'nrl and prhnSs yHnlan Phladt!pha; the
Portsmouth tiaZritr, New Hampshire, the Boston Post
aud Boston Times, Boston; the New York Herald. New
York Evening Post, New York Courier aud Enquirer,
aud New York SUM the Baltimore i,aiIy Advertiser,
Baltimore Republican, and Baltimore Sun;the Nnrioik
Beacon, N"rInk Herald; The Richmond Erguf-r aud
Richmond Wing; he Alexandria Gaz-itr. Alexandria,
Vircinia and The Pensacola Gazette will CIV. the above
thIet Insertions each rr week, and send the account,
accompanied By one printed copy OF the advertisement,
Ia TINS office Tor lyirnt. Del ll-.aWtI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
iWfIes Amber

Nearly opposite the JswIsH SYNAsossE.
NTOTlCE.-The subscriber is now prepared
IN 10 execute all orders in his line upon rea-
sonable terms Orders by letter or otherwise will
be promptly attended TO. Persons ordering work
AZ this esla bishment, may rest assured that II
vii! be made well, aud OF good materials.
Sept 10 M. AMBER.
NALICOES CALlCOESl!-l have very
" pretty lot Of Calicoes from SIC. 10 he fnest
and best English; very superior LOT Vi Mourn
iug and halt Mourning Calicoes
J G CHENERY,
DC, % Opposite Depot.
ShAW ST SHAWLS !!-Black Cloth
- Shawls, Blanket Shaws, black Thibet
Snawls, Colored Thibet Shawls Mou,laine
Shawls, long Blanket Shiwls, very fine and
pretty. u CtiENERf,
Oct22 Opposite Depot.
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, UNDER SHIRTS
AND ORA WERS.
nor large Stock, good assortment, low pri-
L ces, and "weu made" Ready Made Clothing
We now challenge comparison. Our goods are
all made for the Virginia trade, and cut TO it,
and made al our own mandatory, at Newark
New jersey. We respec fully ask those in want
OF Goats, Pants, Vests, Cravats, Gloves, Collars
Over Cuals, Cloaks Togas, Shirts, Under Shirts
and Drawers, &c., TO call on US al No 1922 Main
Street. KEEN, CHiLES q 90,
Late Keen g. Co.
N. B. LopIor cass. Oct 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
NOTICE.


THE subscriber lshlg 10 change his business, lni
intends leaving teslat-, will offer Tor sale. Ia Inc
highest bidder on WEDNESDAY,, the i4th day Of y"
v-mbrr next, III fair mot, the next iaif day thrf.
after, tSunday rtcrple,) thu Farm upon which hr
now resides, called fDRESr FillL; II is situated
upon the Louisa Railpad in the county OF LnnIsa,
about five or six miles Fast Of Gordonsyr, contain.
ing I67 acres The aJyve Farm has upon IT small
though comfortable Frame Dwelling House. good and
convenient outliouses AN excellent Garden, and first
rate Springs. The Farm il well watcred, in every re-
sper and Is situated u ore Of The healthlest regions
the world cen produc. hIso al the same time and
place, will be offered other Tract Of Land. abu'i,
Two miles from tue abNe, saG immrdiat~ly upon the
Louisa Railroad, containing ga acres, ID Of which IL
cleared, the balance veil tinlherrd The subscriber
deems il unnrces.aryu give any further description.
those wanting Ia purchase, IL Is presumed viii exa-
mine the premises IN NJ before the day OF sale. u
the day will be ld the crop nf Curn, Oats, Fnd
der, ETC. Plantation Utensils, Horses. Cithe, Hogs,
Sheep, and the llou ehOld ana Kitchen Furniture.
Terms will be made kn,wn on ilr dry of GALE. There
will also be exposed hi sale, 4, tie Time, upan
the premises. fc- cas, nfleen likely Negroes, mostly
Females, all young, md IN good condition. The sale
will positively take place, as above stated. Those
wishing information concerning The above, can obtain
il by addressing the subscriber At TrvilIiIns Depot
Louisa county, Virginia. WIN CARSON.
Louisa, October ls-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
ORANGE ISLAND PLANTATION..
Pt4niatton ri Sac, wIh 1870 SHARES Of Cit-e,.s
~


EiiiS Plantation j. situated Ten mites west Of New
IBERIA ant fronting ty aces IN Lake pernrnt,
anu - IN the PARISH al -. Martins, Aiakapis Loua.
ana u contains gpwani of iOgU of Land, incluG
~. 'cn acres al woodland and arabic. u T.
"a: best stock farms ~ The state, dnu sugar e-alc
i tia;l t. any in this srciinn Of thr cuuniD
Improvements cling House. with Orchard at ~.
ith!tS; Lawn lvr-oak and Magnolia Grows; hatirui
kitchen, Servants quarters DAIRY, Corn house, >nblrt
large 1n"Gah L" coutain eighty horses: good Sngsr
house. MIL, hpraIutns &c trr fur hundred hhd- !,
bvrisrrrs hons, Negro. bois,s Eacksfniths >hOp,
Baggage sheds and sheds for Corn field II G"u
ac:es. Whole land We'll diChrd and Irncrd-Paslulrs
hnr, aud capable al supporting 1900 head oi cattle, win
.-r aud summer, wlth range al salt water marsh.
Lake Pr.sgetr u itrsh ana sweet and abouIds with
fine FISH
Plantation will be- SOLD with without the Negroes,
theing thirty IN num6rrl ana stock Of every kinJ:
MULES, Mares ilnfsrs, Cows. Sheep, ONrn Stallion III
large EnmbrfS.
Terms: Sj,o00 cash, SIS coo ioan from cit
mrns lians-the rcst !r.;ahr ~ i!i!r- years without
interest, iv- years " nh interest.
I'VE c"mmrnj this brauiiiul estate To The attention
Di those who may disposed 10 invest that garden
sput oi the world, The auakapas region Of Louisiana.
The EDITOR has visited the place himself, aud cannot
speak loo highly of ~ advantages. Nothing coad br
mu5e trartirr III every respect. Information IN ~
gard IL tile -slatr winch br hCu.ht reasonable
irrls, may he had application post paid To the i
lice ii il.r Review, IL Mr. Iuhn Miilrr, New Ill.,"
Louisiana i,rge portion OF the tract Is afmirl
by adapted Ia III. firr culture En- RIviF~.
Any Information eau be lad post PAID, from
Gctle--G1J~ MYERS ~ 10, Norfolk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
=. Sutherland,
GUN IMPORTER AND MANUFACTU-
RER, TIA MAIN STREET,
npp0SiTE THE RANKS

GUN IMPORTER AND MANUthCIU-
RER, TIA MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE THE BANKS,
INFORMS his friends aud the public that he has lust
/ received by recent arrivals from London aud Dir
mingham, and has on hand Of his own manufacture
and Importation GUNS and FOWLlNG TACKLE, and
every other article required by the iluntsman.
His stock is now complete and offers many induce.
ments to the public purchase not only on account OF
the superior quality Of his soods but Their ehrapnes'
Also He IS aware tina, II would he dull game" IL
Sport SINE Ia wad through list of all tile articles III
his store lie will therefore he "iuick on the trigger In
enumerating only the following:
GUNS AND FOWLlNG TACKLE.
Superior Damascus wire and stubb.twlsl double and
sing lie barrel Guns
Double and single plain stubb.lWlst Guns
Double and single plain and imitation twist Guns
Double and plain common German Guns
Brass, Steel and Silver mounted RIFLES
Duolling, pocket, belt and travelling Pistols
Self cooking single and six barrel revolving Pistols
Gun Rifle and Pistol Powder Fasks
Double and single Shot Pouches and Belts
Split and plain English and French Percussion Caps
Sportsmens Liquor FlaskS and Pocket Tnmblet5
English American aud Scotch Gunpowder
Dog Calls Collars, Whips, Chains and Couples
Huntsmen's Blowing Horns
Wash Rods, Shot Chargers, Cap Primers, Oil Cups,
Balls
Patent Gun Waddng, Wad Cutters
Mahogany aud Leather Gun Cases
Gun Pistol and RIDE Locks, Rifle Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials OF all kinds
for Gun-mths.
REPAIRING, &c.
All kinds of Repairing executed eIpedltiously and
in the and most durable manner, aud al prices
which will make it To The interest oi the public IL favor
him with their patronage. Oct IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
f. II r f. K A

A SToNISHING To relate, I method has Mt length
been discovered aud brought 10 perfection too, BY
which EauUERREOTYPES ON PAPER ASD On
fLaIE GLASS are taken, and any number Of copies
naul-s OF these inventions are when paper, "TA.
BoTYPE, and those taken on glass, aro called by the
i~Tret9Es, "HYALOTYPE
pared sssen appointed the only agents and ATE pre-
Pantin7,s either inf IF Dicuerrrotypss, Scenery,
The hest Mrn,-. Those glass aiu ne small
ted to microscopic eruons, from s'. ,enne, "ns
tone and softnrss Of outline; whilst tns pipsI u'
afford The advantages for framing, sc, "hCh ..r IN
snpravinss esnno; surplss The public are Invited
call and see the specimens paper. al n" ias, M'
Street above Governor nj the Daguerrean r i :"
''''''''''' WILLIAM 4 PRATT Y co.
pa Alar,icIrs /, usua, al the New York p,'ees
Amaeniicent Northern combination shyil.hs Ia
lust been erected, and ix Eow in use by u.s.
October 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND FARM
NEAR IIIE UNIVERSITY ZOE SALE

10y virtue Of Derd OF Trust, beaing Cat. the l6lh
ID OF February, 1880, ard adIa;tted rrc0d in The
Office Of Alternate County Court on The 2li Of the
same month, ifcm John 81. Perry and wife To The
dersie.ei. anu Peachy H. Giner, vin u since dead
SAIL, on Tuesday, the i.lh dat q; November nrSt, al
twelve uclnck upon The premises, sell IT paDiic AUG
tion the highest bidder tor ready money, III that
tract or parcel oi land ~ tie ccanty Of Ahenaf!r,
described IN Tie said deed bounded by the lands Of
Jesse Lewis, Eeu5.,. Marry, James Widder6rld, and
the UnS-ist. ut Virginia. WIKI the exception 81 one
hundred an six acres, winch mas brrn since released
rhG quantity ODE sold - one buhd,e and forty
acres, more or less, with lis appufienanees
if, IL ihr tine appointed Tor tue sale, The weather
should be such ~ the opinion oil the Undersigned
make il improper ~ sell, The sale ~" be adjourned
from day 10 dsy n tie hour, Until II shall br
pirteG. EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
Oct a--rJaMhN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
RlpcwAY SCHOOL, IN ALBeMARLE COUNTY

RtbeN ~ t'1hooL, tS hisbEm.thiL lJb.Ni
this school are taught Greek Latin, French, SplEis
mathematics and TIN fudimentS of Chemistry and Nat
Philosophy. Terms t2)J sess.nl con,n.rnciDg the 18Th
hu2 and ending IA July, with vacation oi three
weeks at Chrisimm If pupils arr engaged fer less
than five months, Iharge at the rate I'll SIS month
Every thing Necessary 10 comfort In board IS furnished
without tItra charge There arr several vacancies IN
the school at this tius, which would be glad 10 have
filled, III once. retr hose who do not know me 10
the Board of Vsitersnnd The Faculty al the University
well known.
My residence il ina very healthy nelshborhond i've
miles ON Charlottesville, which IL on Post Office
Oct 23-.tf FRANKLIN MtS0R.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
NOTICE.

Mt meadow land in the county Of Hanover, called
NI DIVERS, which was adyrr 'sud To br sod on
the 18th inst being Disposed Of, II i now offered
for sale privately This tract contains ~ 30 OF
which is The bed uf an old Mill pondi and The soil is
sucl tina, il be property put III grass, will yield FROM
rs To ION, 100 weight OF Hay per annum.
Owing to its contlguity 10 Richmond. It's value WIN
continue to increase. | am determined |" sell aud
have authorized Mr. JAMES T. SUTTON, Jr, of Rich,
nond make disposition OF IL for me- with whom all
persons DESTROYS Of purchasing can confer. mn,
TllUS G CLARKE.
SrA plat of the above Land can De seen 81 Mr. Sui
toms office. pcl 22-0u
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o,ange, Oct. lG.h-cras Adminisl,..io,,
MEcHANlcovILLE FOX SALE.

A GREEAB!.f 10 The rf0ri4i"ns az the viii at ta.'
~ James 4. Hopkins, drctIsr ed will be- sold ~
public aac,"n. Oh The premises. On THURSDAY, 18Th
~ October, Il tar. n nos, "Diir heN TAR day. the
pace called Mechanic VILE. the r,.id LOUISA
conn l"n.r I" Charlottesville, continuing -, JrIr-
Tn i' tact - ,t.c Tavern, Win other house, nr
csssary ."r such an Establishment; tao Dwrilini
lioisrS with Kitchen and tiar!rn each; ;arr.,
Store h"nSr aud srytril Ships Tor mechanics. y u
vrrn aud store have ltng brrn E.pi here ai.i t.,w
places more suitable Tor mechanics.
Al tlr same time and place .iuf Trict at I.anh
VIII br sold f-ithcf with The above 10. separately a.
may be deemed advisable containing about nn- bur
dred and twenty arrr3, Ill wnoi- The terms ~,
he made known un tar day ul sale. The sale VIII rtri
mrncr Al II o'clock. NJ. W. N. NICHE,
Executor Of James r. Hopkins, deceased
Sept, al--Cwtds
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Esq PEsillasss * shade.
FIVE: NEGROES


On F!ijay Giulniug, the 26.h ins'., wi. be SOIL
By ; ore likely roaos Woman ard iour Ch,!.
dicu the Woman : No COOK, washer and ironer
DC. 23 PULLIiM & SLADE, Aucts.
IMPORTANT SALE OF FURNITURE, Sc.
(f Virae 81 a deed vi trust exrrG,ej 10 us by
- John Min2c X son. aDc o. f;cti! l., he
clerk $ lice ol The illslinss Couu lot the ciiy
OF Richmond, We shai! sel!, q. public auction, cn
H. . day u Nnvemti,e, neSl The iufai,,,ic III
the III; Hoiei,' Rienmcui. There aic ,.oie
shan On bar mattresses. hccssad,, se,. clothing,
carrel>, bureaus, >eas, ckaiis. &c, 80. indeed
every aFlicle nect>s.t. :" cary 90 la:sc liuel
Tn, iutn,u:e 81 .eeen,, PURCHASERS, IS q. I'd
qualify and wt!! " tnl q public a.tcnti.n
Terms: Al SUI .. $50 and under cash; OVER
so ci.di, ui hour moths
TlluS. :. niiOLSCN, poo.
w. l.. WATKINS, '"'''' =
Tuany one who wonid purchase The whole in'-
niiure favorable terms would b. Iti,iea. Only
a part cash ~onid bc required, ana ioi he tai-
aEcc A credit If one, twu aud three years would
be gwen. T.S.G
W. l. W.
Sale cordacleG ~
nci lo-ff. pifIlIa1 ii 4, 81 hnL' a,.t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26
FALL. STYLE HATS AND CAPS.

n L. BETTY, No. 1871, Broad Street, Shoe
VI. koe Hill, has just received full and solen-
did assortment OF Hats aud Caps OF every varie-
~ including Beaver, Brush Russia, Mo eskin,
Silk and Fur Hats; Mems and Boys Peal,
Black and White Reading Wool Hats, Glaz'd
Monterey Has, Fur and Wool Sporting and
Ashland Has; also general assortment OF Caps
-Ouer, Fur, Seal aud Muskra'; Mems, Boys
plain and fancy Oloih, Velvet. Mohair and
Glazed Caps; Also. Ladies' and Misses Muffs;
all at unusually low prices, at wholesale or re.
lail. G. L. BETTY.
S. Muskrat, Mink, Coon. Fox and all kinds
Of shipping turs bought for cash or taken in ex-
change for goods. q. l.. b.
Oct I-d&c3m
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Esy w. ga .;dlln, AuCt.
LARGE AND l. y ENSiVE SALE OF
MULES, HORSE>, ~ us, noes, OATS

LARGE AND tx ENSivE SALE OF
MULES, HORSES, ~ rs, noes, OATS
nay, corn, S..
HNliE subscriber having sold n,> Farm, and be.
4 Ing ANXIOUS 10 remove lheierGm in oiGcf Ia
give possession 10 the purchaser, will expose la
Pnbiic aacIion, On MONDAY, the 29h day OF
October, lSl9, commencing al II O'Clock precise
Iy. il lair, II MT, the mex, tar DAY, first tate
Mul's. Horses brood Mare with Mule Cor,
III very superior Cows, about $50 Hogs. in tinr
ordr:; about 400 900 Us ua;,; abont 100 600 H.,
Hay; large quantity 81 Corn, Fodder. Shusa>
Straw, &c, al he Farming Implements, lnclu
ding Wagons, Carts, &c.
Persons may an nj The sale with The posihu'
assuranfelhat tUrY a'ticie PIT up ciA be 50 dn.th
o lim,iafL6n or TeferuaiioH.
Tcrms-Al sums under 521 cash, owe. lhai
amount months crecn, .or approved cDco,se,l
negotiable paper.
JOSEPH III COLQulTr
Sale conducted by W. GopDiH, Auci.
EIrnricu, Oct 20 leiy
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WILLIAM WATTS,
EDWU. w. SAUNDERS
Oet g-rt,s Committee &c. I'll Manhl Waits.
EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND AND Me-
GROES

,V,IiE under. signed, Executors Of Samuel Lod,c, 81
ApponaltoJ comfy, viii sell, ~ public .,u-o. ol
THURSDAY. The 1T day a. November nr,t, on lie
premises all o the Estate Of lie al. Samuel r. Lodge
both real ini prrsona-gai iii. tract ot land lying
vaushan's GTe". ard r stage Told IRON farmvlIi- H.
Lynrhturs, and adjoining tEr lands Of win Gay
William Mathews and Others and containing atDl.I Su
acres, which may, aud if required VIII. ba di.idrd
nn Two or more parcels, To suit these disposed Ia pr
The The Il s.iir tr Land al he,
onr.fnurh cash he remaining threriunIti- III equal
payments al Nv" ana three years BEARING ntslr.,
from tis date If sir and secured ny bond and Deed
of Trust on Tie land.
Also all the lors of Horses Caii.n, Hogs, Corn aad
Plantation Utensils, and Household aud kEchen Fur.
ntuie; also. about twenty Negroes, Men, Women aud
Children loGi al Them young and Likely. Tie Ncgrur-
will be sold Tor cash, the oi the personal rstn
where the amount exceeds SlD, Credit VEL: br gwen oi
six months, the purchaser 10 give bond and apPr". ed
seruIily and for all not exceeding SlJ ms ca,
will be required.
The Executors wish 10 close their administration ~
speedily possible, ana rr.urst nli persons who may
have claims against lnris iHsi or, To hav- IN, same
ready III proper aud legal frm, and present hem IN
the J.;Y ui SALE iia, they may br exclaimed. ana ~
engagement male pay Them is speedily as possible.
Those isIiln. 10 lh- lands, sc Will call on Id.
win Gray or William Mathews.
WILLIAM MATHEWS, c,..,,,a..
LANES GRAY,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
SIraIIGn7x Oiaacc.
NOS, soUTn FOURTEENTH STREET, RIcI
~ MUND. VIRGINIA

NOS, sOUTn FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Let al the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. STRATrON'Sth the man.
Drawn Nos Of Munongaia Lottery, No ia5. Oct 18th:
So ~ Z 80 81 G9 IS II G7 81 ) IA "a 90
Ticket, Nos &c %, Prize Of 500, sold and aid
by STRATrON.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, No rs, October 10Th:
IS le So 81 4 Al rs % 90 Is 81 % II IL.
Ticket, Nos IS 81 IS, Capital sold and pal! by
STRArT0N.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No. la, Oct 2o
aa 30 81 ~ 80 "a IL Is y Sc 10 CT.
Half, Nos II % ~, Caplal, sold and puid by
SrKATTnN.
Drawn Nos of Mouongalia, No. l26, Oct %:
% 81 II 60 ] 10 "a 60 81 &C - % 81
Drawn Nos. of SUSSEX. No. 10, Oct. o.:
a63 la ~ 10 II 70 "a 81 - ~ 81
Drawn Nos. mononeaa. Glars NJ In, Oci Esd
II ii u 81 SIS 50 63 &C ~
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, No. 40, Oct. Gath:
81 ~ ~ 40 Z 81 Ga SO 65 6l IS lG u IL.
Ticket Nos 81 40, prizo $1,000 sold aud paid by
SrRArTUN.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class AZ, Oci 24ll:
l 81 10 40 ~ 7 81 81 CT 50 Is IT, IS IL IL.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEh.
1000 DOLLARS IS 900 DOLLARS!
FRinAy-susseI Lottery, No.77-capilals: sl7,-
600, 900, 5000. 2i77 Of 1000, sc. rs Nos, IA
drawn. Tickets Sd halves ?; quarters l.
5000 DOLLARS II, 800 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-sussex Lottery, Extra. No. 1873
Capitals: $1,000 500, 900, &c. Is Nos. 10 drawn
Tickets 81; halves 50 eenlsi quarters 25 cents.
Virginia Lottery, K, TO he drawn al Alex andria,
Virginia, Saturday, Ucluher a7lh 81 Nos, l. drawn
Prizes prize of 10000, % Of 10000. 2.o56,
500, &c Tickets So; halves 10; quarters S.
Orders or Packages Certificates oi Packages and
single Tickets in athe Lotteries will be promptly at
tended TO, aud draWingssent when requested Please
address ordsrsto N. SrRArT0N.
Oct. % Richmund Va
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.

S37,5OO 20 OF $500, Is ot $40.
Grand Con Lottery, Cass No IS 10 be drawn
sa utday November ID Ie49, 1t Baltimore. Is sos, -
drawn.
Grand Capitals:
prize Of sG5)a IS prizes Of $3.50
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Tickets Sl0. halves 8. quarter, 30.
Certificate Of a package Of Whoes Sl3J-sh,res III
proposition.
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A fsIIpfOSlTV

A CURIOSITY.
A MOCCASlN SNAKE was found lew
n days ago 10 the county OF Cnesterf=ld hav.
ing two perfect heads Said Snake is now alive
and at The Rough and Ready Hotel for exhibi-
tim. Price i2a cents, Children halt plice. BY
request Of The owner.
Ocl. q THOS. WHEELEf.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
onOn0 oOCK PAGES

nERSONS DESTROYS of attending the Broad
Rock Races are informed that train wili
eave the Petersburg Railroad Depot ON Tues,
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, al ~
aud 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, Tor Isles Ctoss,ns'
short distance from the race course, and VIII 1e'
torn al 3 o'clock, P. M, the same DAY. w
Tuesday and Thursday those who wish 10 le>
ain until la,er hour can return by the accom-.
mediation Train from Petersburg, which will pass
n. crossing about S. P. Nj. Fare for The round
rim 50 cents. THOS. DOOAMEAD,
be, 81 Superintendent.