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FAUQ UIEh LAND FOX SALE.

e II TIP Z " A F AK VI
nNE terms OF sale of this Farm made at September
been complied with again offered This Farm amongst IN,
must valuable IN The county within miles the appan
mock River and Canal the village Warrcnu and
between four and five the Pauuucr Sulphur Springs con
als between nine hundred and thousand acres the o
non OF which the fine red generally found III that country.
large portion OF fine bottom meadow land rendering the Farm ad
iraby adapted for grain grazing several good springs
fine stream running through the whole Farm.
The improvements comfortable plain Farmhouse
Stables Cabins each having recently repair
very distant Irn these elevated erection
Yer buildings proprietor might prefer commanding lul
the whole Farm The location this Farm renders desirable pro
perry It's proximity 10 the canal, the village III Warrnon and the
sulphur Springs Attending than usual facilities Of health
ana OF society and By the cheap and ready
all lS products The Terms will he liberal purchasers
wen usirc Possession given any suit the purchaser
desirable arrangement 10 lie putin. growing crop
Purchasers wishing 10 view the Farm referred Edmund
Rose Esq, tnow the nccupan) Charles Chiffon Jones Green
Esqrs, residents within few miles,
JAMES FONTAISE of Hanover,
r. THORNTON o fredericksburg,
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.

WAsHISaroS, MONDAY, FED H. 1850.
10 the Senate to-day petition dissolve the Union
presented but was not received. Messrs Seward Hale,
lRi Chase only voted in the affirmative. Mr. Gays
|aon considered Mr. Berrien argued that slavery
Ee.exst in the territories. The only compromise
Congress iegisate, but leave the for
(aonal decision by the Courts Without concluding the
Fsnaie adjourned
lathe House. the Revenue Collection bill was considered
rs. Bayly's and Vintons amendments were rejected
pa Mr.. Baylys the vote was ayes hundred;
sni!ed and On Mr.. Vintons ayes ninety seven
ne hndred and three The question then required the
original Senate resolution motion was made TO recons
l The previous question moved-pending which, the
House adjourned
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For the Enquirer.
~ all acknowledge Mr.. John NJ. Bolts TO be great
,nand why the Wing papers failed 10 announce his ar
rs BY Yesterday mornings train from the South New Or
at loss to know Please 40 nun 9at asee
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BY THE GovERNoR OF VTKGINIA.


w IA le been received by The Executive, that WIN
WADE am LEV SCROGGlNS, who confined III the jail
oil the Town o PcenbusWa,e under the Illus
s court lor stealing aud carrying oil slave and Scoss
charge ~ hha"ihi siabn-ayr broken Jail aud escaped and
going at large, do therefore hereby offer reward two hun
are dollars any person PERSONS who shall the said vii
nam ahs anu Lew crgs and deliver them into the Jail Of the
SAID Town Of Petersburg hundred dollars for the AMI
heiy o either an" d" moreover require all officers oi this Common
wealth ri' ana military AMI request the people generally,
Their best rnerto' To procure the the said Wade and
gins that they may be brought y Justice
Given under my hand as Governor and under the lesser the
lsp,l commonwealth this LIST day February, the year
JOHN b. FLOYD.
Wade Is described as about Sd Of inch high
weighing ABOUT lou pounds s'oos walking thin vsage blue
AMI sInken light hair, skin nose Dss black cu,t
AMI pants. cloth cap and boots
Scrngeis very young about years age feet inches
hIsh, iul on lrnck COAT cap and shoes Feb cit
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hat Western members

.rST desired i, to be stated that Western members
SEN efforts postpone to future
yer various was finally carried BY close vote.
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Isl THE G0vEKNOK OF vIKGINIA.

INFORMATION having been received by the Executive WILL
LIAM GWlNN, charged Monroe county, this pass.
ing counterfeit Bank has made his escape going
large IL" therefore olcr reward One Hundred
persons who shall the said William
hun INTO OF Monroe county and do require
oi th' Commonwealth civil and military and request people
rray 10 use their best cNeHms procure the
Gwnn, that he may BE- brought IL Justice
Given under my hand the
Commonwealth al Richmond this 3lstday Of January
lsEALl join Is. FLOYD.
GwIn described about - high frame
rather large and built but thin AMI bnnri rather light
pale complexion prominent cheek bones and hollow jaws,
.IarI, aud in,Irave u Shire wlness. Erbi
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Tile SAMUEL DAVIES INsrITUTE

Halifax Court House will be opened for the reception Of Stu
~ dents and after r 18th Of February This institution
supery of West Hanover Presbytcry and lis
coned 10 board orustces consisting
Ministers and Rumg Elders of the Presbyterian Church The
designed be supplied by the establishment of this
School, furnish to the community insmon whose thorough
Of scholarship and vieiant guardianship thy morals Of the
public With this view the trustees have The services otwo
pous and Professors Rev J. Henry Smith, OF Pitt
sylvania Mr. VIM Dnw1e III Campbell Mr. Dinwile has
accepted the appointment hut OF previous
men cannot enter unnD his ill the 18th OF August In tn
however, the board have made arrangements for Temporal
his DEPARTMENT. The
studies will he thorough extensive qualifying the pupils
Glass Colleges The Tor tuition IN
Latin higher branches Matec5 s5
ivemonths for the Eng, braaChes sig 80 per do
will public eNapaan the close Of each session. con
Quoted the ohe Board Of Trustees Board
procured the village for IS MONTH including al
necessary accommodations Jan S-cwll5Feb
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. fhe EnniIircr
, VOICE FROM FLUyANNA.

VOICE FROM FLUyANNA.
o long tried and faithful representative, George Stman
,ns declined further service in the Legislature OF Virginia.
Lemon in tins county Az some preliminary arrangements
y be necessary before further action is taken in the pre-
m,s the voters the county requested TO meet at
ur next court 10 appoint some suitable person 10 oe
As candidates 10 fill the blank occasioned by the de-
uaon OF the prcsen, worthy incumbent As it is quite
se ina, several Of worthy citizens will be proposed In
ai meeting will name Sas b. Jones as very promising
,ouns man OF more than ordinary Abilities well educated
End d aspiring mind who will make good representative
Flo 5.i, 1850. MANY 'oIEhS.
HALIFAX CoUNTY-The people OF Halifax, lrrespec-
i've If ny are requested 10 meet at their Court House
e fourth Monday in the present month"; for the purpose OF
making expression of their opinions upon the various
phases which the slavery question presents ITSELF and
particularly upon the subject of Southern Convention
Rrnntican Times Whiu and Examiner reauesedlto copy
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lifted 10 learn that the people of Charlotte had
was Is,ac c. Darlington Esq, the Democratic
nn"a 'r to represent them in the next General Assem-
fald'a arrnscn represented the county some years
Ps and sHssy ss see md
and cohi his defeat the spring trust that II
ios rs he pleasure Of the people to renstate him on the
VIII ', .cason and that the Democratic party will cast
AND ssss amongst aa any poon
dlse0n and give Mr. Darlington cordial jealous and
unana' NJ as, by small majority; and sha We sacrifice
os cause and upnces ior the want Of harmony and
Gomez Citation and devotion principles not men,
appta PEA ~ PATRICK.
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MERCHANDISE.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS SELLING OFF.

STOCK OF DRY GOODS SELLING OFF.
OWEN & BALLARD intending make change their bust
ness w from Tins day. SELL OPP their entire stock OF Dry Goods
very reduced prices, for CASH ONLY.
Asst desirable to close up The business with the ea"
settle all debts u.s. wanting bargains amy Of The follow
ing articles can be suited BY calling on us Us,
An extensive assortment fs,awls
Of Dress Goods ladies and gentlemen with large
sent and a GSi sessol '"' OVEN BaILARD
NEW MUSIC IN ADVANCE.
IL TAILOR has Just opened large package Of new and fash
lnyis,on Polka by Max Maazk, Director of Music at the
tiorman Polka by Mazetek Promenade ouairics by
Celebrated Rondo Finale sung BY Madame Labone in Ln "
La NayaJc Etude Fantasique, by Strakosch.
Caprice un the introduction in Linda, By Strakosch
Jeanette and Jrailo,te, with variations by t;rule
Jennie Gray baad by Charles Mueller with beautiful Wig
Music and her sister sono duet,c by Glover.
Loves Sercnac ballad aso two hundred thousand fash
ens in the State combined D Schools and Teachers furnished
better terms than they possibly obtain elsewhere
Piano Ware 100 Main Street opposite the Banks
GREAT REDUCTION d ~ THE PRICE OF DRY
INTENDING shortly inventory make for
Spring Goods shall commence to nell my entire stock s ." pr
Merinos lan stripe" aud canseabe Apacas Brocae Luros
Sane Blankets red yellow Flannel Slawls black Al
pacas Apron Checs Bed Tick SIR Kid and Wool Gloves Bonnca
Ribbons aud Flowers and other articles Ia men
JACOB A. LEvY's.
Fsb4 No Is and 50 Main Street
aSANkEk BAYLl a. NIMMO ASK attention to Their
stock of Dress Goods which they offering reduced prices
the is advanced.
Plain and figured COLI aud black Silks
High colorrd, plain and is'd Cashmeres and Musms
Black and colored AIpacas
Striped and igd do
dand dotted Swiss Muslins
Culd do do
Muslin Robes
High cooed Scotch Cinghans
Black and white do do
French English and American Prints
Plain Swiss Muslns and Jacnnrts
Striped and checked do do
French Merlnoes and Bomba2ines
Spun Sk' cianPcabc Irish I.uatres
Febl No. 43 Eagle Square.
PARKER, BAYLY & NINIMO,
ECElVED this morning (h 9th February following de
HI sirabe articles:
Ladies' white Kid Gloves
Ladies' coloed and black Gloves
t;enenen's white, colored and black Gloves
Newest styles Lace Capcs
Thread Cambria and Lawn Handkrrchrls
Muslin and Lace Collars
Cambria Edgings and nsertings
Elgngs and nseHlngs
Cherry. punk aud blue Taleton
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Dressed. Feb
NOTICE TO CONTRADICTORY specifications
the City Division Orange and Alexandria Rail
delivery persons wishing propose
The work be let embraces about fifty thousand yards OF gIa
the Sidewalks and Archa of Tunnel about 300 feet III
length. will support wall. bridge and culver masonry
Duke Union
extends Wilkes AMI Wolfe
IIoofs Station "a. the Cameron Mlls
Bids will be received until the 18Th inst Bidders who unknown
character All nccessa
had the office ri the Company, on Fairfax
T. e.. ATKINSON, Chlel Engineer
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NOTICE.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE LOUISA RAIL ROAD CON

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE LOUISA RAIL ROAD CUH-
PANY.
Of the General Assembly Sse The "a day Of February m
the guarantee nf bonds Of the Company
An the day of March ultimo, provides for the
tension nj the Louisa Road Stanton Covmgton Both
these acts require the action Of tho Stockholders.
general will be held Louisa Court House We,nes
day 18th of March, at ~ O'Clock
i,y Order OF the Boarl. jain GARRETT, Treasurer
Stockholders VII he entitled To 4 free ticket j. IT,
FORM OF PROXY.
Know ALL MgS M THESE Presents, That - o -, al"
and appoint Attorney jar ne anu IN my
tina. he brought before the
meeting OF the ko.rs Rail Road Company 10 be
held the day Of, n -, az intended 10 he standing
oyer add al ans meetings, until this power revoked or
superseded anher hereby rayng all the acts my said Ato
neg premises fully if present ani voting person
testimony Whereof affixed hand and seal this
- ay Of, 49,
To me- attes,ed by one winesy lsEAr.l
Feb 7-d6hSfarch
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,,,,,,, LAMBERT's OFFICE.

IN FOURTEENTH STREET, under the Exchange Hotel Rich
~ mond Virginia.
drawn "a'fss 4 SsfA 'F !; er' ~ february 4
Ticket 81 90 ~. prize o 81 800 sent TO this office
Drawing Of M."o.gaa Lottery Class 10, February 9Th:
ii q l6 50 "a % 50 ~ 81 3D. ''
Drawing Of Mononsala Lottery lass ID, February 9Th:
40 81 III u "a 80 81 63 &. 10 u n q
Drawing Sussex Lottery, Glass II, February sth:
Is 3 - - Is II 80 40 10 1 u 8
Drawn numbers MononsallL Glass number H. February
43 Is a 10 ! ~ 10 50 e. Is 10 10 30.
Schemes for the Week.
TUEsDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. Is
Capitals $4,000 10000 5nU $3.50 . los, 10 Of 500 10 1900
DC Is Nos, II drawn. Tickets s5siares proportion
WEDNESDAY-rhe Delaware Stale Lottery Glass No. -
Capitals s7 ~ of 5000, 10 al 1000 l59 oI 500 being
number prizes Is Nos, II drawn Tickets sUsnares in
proportion
THURSDAY-The Virginia Monongaia Lottery No l9-
Capitals s2,,ls 10000 5000, 1000 &c Is Nos 10 drawn,
Tickets s5s'ares III proportion.
FRIDAYThe Sussex County (Deaware) Lottery Glass M 10
Capitals: $4,000. 5000, 400, 500, - Sos Ii drawn
Tickets Si-shares III Irop'rinn.
SATURDAY Dollar Loery)The Sussex County tDelaware)
Lottery Extra Glass M 2lCapials $1,000 &c Nos ii
drawn. Tickets sl--slares III proportion
SATURDAY EVENING (Sales close at ) n'clock)
The Virginia Mononeala Lottery Glass No - loJ Capitals
80 of lUU &c IS Nos II drawn. Tickets sOrfarrs pro-
portion.
Magnificent Scheme Saturday February 2h The Virginia
1900 1000 1857, M 1909 lowest numbers - Nos
3dawn. Tickets saI-sares IN proportion.
H Orders for Packages Certificates Of Packages single Tickets
Shares the above Maury Co s lotteries which
there drawings every day, prices varying
wared Immediately distant adventures. when requested Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond Va.
n- Recoleci No 3"Theres luck odd numbers says Rory
Moore Feb, III
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGESI! CARRIAGES!!!
'uNANKFUI. for the liberal patronage 1@ -
from the citizens Of Richmond and surrounding Cx40
country during the past eight years beg S
remind the public that still manufacturing 49,
Richmond Virginia. and New Haven Connecticut CARRIAGES OF
the latest Styles ami of every description which oer reduced
prices old stand of Main and S where
found fashionable variety Of COACHES Coaches ROCK
AWAY COACHES, four and six ROCKAWAYS BAROUCIIES
SLIDING SEAT BuGGES and BUGGIES with and without tops
which made the manner
cd 10 give entire satisfaction 10 purchasers.
Having CARRIAGES and BUGGIES the
refer those wishing purchase condence)
patrons for due information
We have hand all kinds Of Carriage Trimmings for
onabe Also Repairing done neatly and promptly the
loves, prices HOOKER, OSBORN d co.
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OH CUIHtI OF IIuIH dIIU OH blTtClF,
FORTY nnI.I.A ID II INYL A 4

NToIEN from my stable on Sunday night, the ahh Jam a
- Of my Carriage HORSES, Reviils Bridge ~
Amelia county lie is bay Horse, about five feet two ~
three inches high seven eight old, with oneL
black them around the edge Of the hoo with the
snip the where the collar with
tail aud good order WELL and works gentle harness.
marks rccoecsd reward OF sD will be paid
perso who will deliver hmlo sl0 taken up information
him again. and so for the detection and
the thief My address fnny Mills Post Office Amelia Va
Feb SPENCER A MANN
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Il U r. e X A.

STONSING relate method has length been discovered and
"A brought perfection by which DAGuERREoTyPEs OF
PAPER AND on PLATE GLASS taken, and number
copies may Obtained after The first secured The
these inventions are when on paper A!BoIlPE and those
taken glass, called by the inventors EYALOTYPE"
We appointed the only and prepared furnish
copies Dagueroypes Scenery Paintings &C. from the size OF
the smallest either paper glass; and
ored the best Those glass admirably adapted 10
microscopic exhibitions their richness and s0ilness
outline paper afford the advantages for framing
which the finest cannot surss The public are invited to
call and the specimens No m Main street above Go
the Daguerrean Gallery WIN A. PRATT. CO.
=. S.-Al articles, usual, al the New York prces
magnificent northern combination skygh has just been erected
and il now i'm by 10
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For The Enquirer.
r,,tors: As Mr. Panni has declined another eau
A''' me-, through the medium Of your paper 10 re-
yass T., the people of Orange and Green, as man wen
Of their sages Mr. Alexander Boston nssos
s' newspaper puff hshown language Of If pemocrac
t Boston can '' but meet with hearty response in the
~ q his countymen and those OF Green en-. LIE, the
and cast tf ha spss s sss
Boston anI shall have rolled around they may lay
son Inc heir hearts and exclam: g" have voted for
M capable to represent and devoted to the prin-
snh ss dhs 9 s se who I hass
in- 10 ae. candidates that Mr. Boston will COM
tttllled 'ht ~ I'm any of them UNUS POPULI.
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.o,oia.o.ent BY t,e Ereeutirs Of Iirginia. Gam
,s,man of the city of Hannibal, to DC ISl'-
R2 "a fake acknowledgements and proof OF deeds ~'
~ nl H. State Of Missouri. 80.
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a-BIBLE SOCIETY Of VIRGINIA.-A regular
1n OF the Managers OF the Bible Society will be held
ii. 'es,y Room Of ST. Paul's Church th Tuesday) after
ls'a, al O'clock g. n. JOHNSON,
Feh Ell Recording Secretary
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SUGARS, TEAS, CANDLES, &C.
- a PACKAGES I.uni, Crushed and Powdered Sugars
- " - bbls prime Clarified Cider Vinegar
10 icrccs prime Rice
loo boxes Hubs AMI Elklnlon's Candlrs
luU do AdaInantine Candles
81 10 Brown Soap
. do aud l3b boxes good Gunpow,er Tea
Receiving for sale by T. H. SKINNER,
M IL ustrrr
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ID. PAINE &, co..
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES, RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
DUY pAlNEs TICKETS all the large piz. Of any note
ID Rcpond in the last two years are IN Their Lotteries anu
The whole Of s3soo and 10000 sold their Lotteries the last
Twelve months will amoa h a as %0" e . m m
Whole. "'h' ~ me aas sna' Whole $4,000
Whoie o Of $1,000 Of 10000
smaller hanging Ed Sm s addressed
" c rSSasoE aat I y eo,
Grand Schemes for February, 1850.
ss9sifsnFs aSsy Sos Drawn
prize oi s 5000 prize OF ESQ $50
Certificate Of Whole. ssc; halves d5 quarter. 30 So
Grand cqn,oaasa Lottery css: to be draw" at baltimore
February ld 1850 rs S0''' Z d. d5aT.
prizeOf $1,000 5000 prize of 500 Eco
! =" i5NoO 100 1000
ce.,. passs So ssss' a%si'sI' e az
THE LARGE SCHEME Eoa THE 2D.
February sfaa os' isso IS t S"s drawn "
Grand Capitals: -, ,oo
! prize of 500 900 prize OF sn 1E5S
/ 27soo 100 {" 1850
cer6ea,s Of Whole. $3.50; 1870; quarters ss.
$4,000, 3of 10000
Susauehanna Lottery Glass No 3D. TO be drawn al Baltimore on
Wednesday February q, 1850. &C Nos, 10 drawn
eaSMTJ & nnzes Of $1,000
p'se VI nm N !. 1000
Tickets sl1 halves S; quarters 81 .
10 ORDERS usual prompt attention fo ieIe's ~ ' nc
above Lottery, drawing daily tpce OF
s2O under management. address e ruKCEL,
Ian Agent for y. PAINE * CO. Rchlnon1. NlreIna
DAA BUSHELS of prime Northern Mercs. Potatoes,
SUU suitable Tor the table or for planting For SAFE on
reasonable the trade HHSLf LoDLAA W.
Peb
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FORTUNES HOME,
~ "Put moIey in thy purse"
Do despair
True hope tirea, bun Eagles wings,
Kings nmakes Gods, AMI nleaner creatures Kings"
Put moley in thy purse
Schemes for the Week,
ID 300 se Ar lSS "s G '9 Tess, a. s ."
% "','' ' ai 3D. s S s
THURSDAY Maryland Lottery Class !captals
saoD, oOo, 1901 ~ u 1907 &c. - Nos IL drawn Tickets
FRIDAY Maryland Consolidated Lottery, Class 3, Capitals
slsW -" 9o0, ri GG - oil rs, &c IS Nos, 10 drawn
saTuRpAy Grand Consolidated Lottery, cIa,, Capitals
s35O 25l1J, l5tn 7ss aoo, ltl Of l1I Il Nos,
drawn Tickets slo Feb ii
4 W. MAURY .. co., Managers. |, under Cry Hotel
- . Richmond Virginia
Schemes for the Week.
TUESDAY-Caplals: salGr, lnC,n 5) $500 at l,OO
of lyn, &c Is Nos, IL drawn Tickets s.
- W VEL j il, Il. s ~ Of 500" 40 Of $780, &c
T Y,, s. drawn ies.,, sl' 1000" $780, q" 1907 &c
FRIDAY Capitals: sls@" 1901 1000, 500 of so" &c. IS
sATURDAY-Captnls So 900 1000, lOno so OF 40, 30 Of
600 III Of 30 &c - Nos IL drawn Tickets so Feb II
LUcKs 0FFicE, priIr cornsr, v lSs Main street.
soD NM Wi "1 k a a "ik s 9fs I'll The
Ch; both sold by LUCK in the short space of Co days
Splendid A. sr cI,s r for Eebrary Is5o
LOOK AT s xa.aS po slaS SS,5 SCHEMES
s1sgueanna Lottery Class \ 10 BE- 5aN at a,lm1re We'd
s ssSaI 49, l 8 aS 'S" If '4.s c Tcss
sO halves s. quarters 81 Certificate Of Wh"es sl3 halves 65
quarters j. 80
sl,,UU 2j00, 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass o. drawn Baltimore Feb
ruary It, 1870 IS Nos II drawn. Capitals: prize Of sJJ,sj
25UU 1882 1901 5OV In of l0D &c Tickets 5l0; halves O.
quarters 80 Certificate ri package Of Who!es $780, halves 40
''-''|'' THE LARGE SCHEME FOR TIE 2aD
$3.50 81 go, 500!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class d. be drawn Saturday,
February o. 1850 - Nds, II drawn Grand Capitals priz.
s67 500 "a 600 500 1850 $3.50 no nf l759 Tickets s
halves 10; quarters Wles s26 halves 49, quar-
| d.
5000, 0f loom.
su,quehana Lottery Class y be drawn at Baltimore on Wed
sGJ 3qf 1000 of 5m, ~ nj 100 &c Tickets slo halves 81
quarters 81
Tickets advertised BY Messrs d. PAINE
co Particular given correspondents Prizes paid
at sight, and all business Transacted this office strictly confidential
Jan. - &. H. LUCK.
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J. W. MAUKY q CO, MANAGERS,
Successors Ia J. q. GREGoRYg CO ...
nFFICE N! WINNER l. CITY HOTEL MAIN STREET, RICH
Grand Schemes for February, 1850.
Delaware Lottery Glass No Ia hu drawn 18th February, $3.50
rs Nos, IL drawn
prize of s:pn.725 10 prizes Of $1,000
ln,nI1 in u, prizcsof 5gtJ l5y $40
Tickets sl0 halves 8; quarters = 70
Lottery Glass No a. lie dawn 10Th February 1850 IS
Nos, II drawn.
prize of s1 1,SS e: % prizes of sls ."
1000 III 80
Whole Tickets slO; halves s. quarters 80
Delaware Lottery Glass No drawn h February $780, IS
Nos, 5dnwn.
prize al sai@o prize OF s2S G"
6uDi LOS
5000 10 800
Tickets el0; halves 81 quarters : 80
Virginia Lottery, Glass No D. to he drawn 2i February lsl IS
Nos, Is drawn
prize of se sou" p".e "' s iISS
aLOO0 $50 1900
Whole Tickets sa) halves 10; quarters r.
Delaware Lottery he dawn 9Th February, 1850
prize OF ' s,"S9 prize of SEE 5sI
10000 1909
GOO 20 5U
5000 ~ 400
Whole Tickets sl0 halves s; quarters 50
Orders OF Packages single Tickets and Shares,
in any the Schemes addressed the Undersigned will receive
the prompt attention. aG account Of each drawing forwarded
rs IL received
J. W. MAURY s. co, Managers,
Ian D Richmond, Virginia
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NOTICE.

~ virtue o deed oi trust executed by Green Hall the
lay March, >iG, AMI duly recorded conn
~ Court Clerk Office WILL the 2lsi February
o'clock expose 10 sale al public auction, the highest bidder
cash. all that CERTAIN parcel land
Iced lying and being III the said Chesterfield,
miles from The town Ut Manchester the Manchester Turnpe
Chesterfield Railroads, sci
sans tract piece parcel land whereof the Captain
Smith died seized aud possessed.
The title said land believed be- good bal selling Iust.r
wIl"ny convey such tile vested deed.
Jan ..J-r2