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List of Patents

Isssd from TIE United Paint Office for he psek end
ing July g. 1850
Joseph Adams and Lew Adams Of Hadley Mass for i'm
g 1850 u 'n''D-'' ~ 'D'I ''-''' '''0 '-'
EIhsn Baldwin OF Philadelphia Pa for improvements 10
sondeDsors OF steam engines Patented July 3, 1850
Whham Bullock Of Phi adolphs Pa sIsgnOr 10 Charles
Graf VI Phsdephia, Pa for improvement IN lsIhcuItng
maebiits Patented July g. 1850
Charles ii. Cook Of Coeyman's Hollow, Y. for i'm
proseneDt In quilting frames Patented July 8, lS50
Daniel W. ooble OF Newak assigoor 10 Gilbert 8.
Wee and George y MusselmaD Of Newark NJ for i'm
r'ov,pent In spparaas for cutting dried beef Patented
July O. 1880
CoIDeius r Hight and John Hight of Geneva ILL., for
Improvement In spiral chuTndsihers Psenled July s.
1850.
Joel X Holland of Beaufort Co N c. for improvement
In for spTe aiding manure. Paled July 8, 1850
isbish Jennings OF New-York N for improvement In
camp tubes. Patented July 9, 1850.
George Leonard JT. OF Shrewsbury, Mass for improve
n.nr IN revolving hammer firearms. Patented July 8
1850.
Conrad Meyer OF Philadelphia Pa for i'm proyemsnt in
sounding boards for pianos Pstsd July g. 1850
-muel Pepnock sno Morton Pennocf of Kennet mare
Pa for improvement in seeding apparatus OF seed piaa!eL
Pstenied July g. 1850
OIvile r. Peicival OF East Haddsm, Conn. and Asa
Smih " New.Yoik, N y. for Improvements 10 charges
ai,s be d TO firearms. Pat, nted July g. 1850.
Henry Poll OF Patterson, N. for improvement in ma
Patented July \, 1850.
George Eseol Sellers Of Cincinnati o. for improvement
IN the boilers and gearing of locomotive engines for work
he heavy grades. Patented July 8 1850.
Taomss J. Sloan Of New-York. n Y. for Improvement
nntehines for eating screws Patented July g. 1850
Evan Thomas O. Phsdelphis, Pa for Improvement
h i'oIe-eoun'er. Patented July 9, 1880
DESIGNS
Patented july Q, 1850 ~ ''
LIN. Archer and Redwood r. Warner Of Phladsl.
Sherman Jew Ell and Francis III Root OF Buffalo N v
Tor design for stoves Paented July 8, 1880
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SLAVES IN CALIFoRNIA.-The Journal of
Commerce prints late letter from Sacra-
mento City, from which we clip the follow
ing:
"The bringing Of slaves to this country is pro.
ductive Of much trouble. Slave owners, in bring
ing their live property here, rely upon the fidelity
Oh Their negroes, or else upon intimldatng threats
as their main security. Some Of these negroes are
extremely faithful. am acquainted with one
whose master has gone TO the mines and left him
here ut work. He had made money aud il nov
about to open boarding tent He told me that be
had been tempted by heavy brides to leave his
master but, said he, Massa has been good 70
me, an l bin guam good to m.ssa. | make all
money can for Im, kase he tell me him make ma
free niger when bin guam home A few DAYS
since slave escaped IRON bis master, and on be.
ing arrested he resisted his csptors and sttenDted
10 stab his master with dirk. He was brosght
beore the authorities, tried and acquitted and the
decision has in some quarters raised much dissats
faction. l heard one slave owner remark that IL
one OF his negroes should run away he would shoe,
him wherever be found him, If he was sure he
would be hung for 1t the next moment This
Slavery question seems ~ remain as troublesome
~ ever"
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CLOTHING.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED
CITY CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
TN III Ann TOW
ED WARD FOX,

ED WARD FOX,
FORMERLY 2n2 AND NOW 2i6 BROADWAY, be.
4 tween Bamum's celebrated Museum aud Genn's pop
ulsr Hat Store and opposite 81 Psuls Church The
pretor would respectfully his numerous pa
irons and the public that bis and splendid SORE re-
Gently bull, upon the site OF the old Chemical Bank has
been finished Its internal arrangements, which were
solely made with view to their adaptation every branch
Of bis extensive business and enable him fully meet
the pressing demand for garments made by hum now
completed.
This large and eonmodous store opened satur.
day. the 18th OF June $780, with and elegant sssort.
ment OF superior CLOTHS CAsSIMERES, vEsTiNGS
nc &c due regard has been had to the procuring Of
competent persons I'll the Outing Department, and 10
Instance can msht be anticipated
The facilities which no possesses In the importation
Of Foreign and Domestic Goodstheir purchase being al
ways effected the cash pncplejushes him in assert
Ing may with great propriety state, thai house
CITY, Ia tho Uuited any time claim
rvslshp in the solid advantages which he 10 prepared
10 offer to q discriminating community.
Diplomatic, Army aud Navy URforns, made in CONFORM
lily the order OF The General and State Governments and
In all cases warranted TO give ssisra :uon.
The varied and magnificent STOCK Of readymade Cloth
Ing embracing the newest styles and latest fashions which
has been got up and improved principle made Of
superior materials and sod at prices unusually modsrs.e
nemtneLty worthy Of the consideration ofihe onhi
jyll lmeodh EDWARD FOX.
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TEMPERANCE AReuxrsr.-The Aageliea tAl

A TEMPERANCE AReuNESr.-The Aageiea tAl.
leeNy Co. " AdvOeate contains the following
powerful clerical temperance argument:
A Catholic priest passed up the line of the rail-
road. through Alfred, the other day, visiting the
Catholic irisb, and finding one Of them 10 grocery
selling liquor, ordered him TO abandon the traffic.
A few days after, the priest came along again, and
finding the man still selling liquor, took an Ak and
kboci ed in the besds and let the liquor out Of ev.
cry barrel In the shop The Irishmsn showed some
resistance TO the priests movements, fr which the
Inn. during the 6OgsiDg, to keep eoOl-keP perfectly
cool.
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CALEDONIA

:, ioas sPkARiS a BRuCGWAF,} = = , ..:s,..'
uRoCsss AND Cossiss,as M.,,,-,.,..
1 lBEkAL ADV ANCEs ,.a-',-'- - M a4ANrs.
q. a. sAsSssrocE 4 CO S-~-vo,s hFfH
EAkF foUss, Philsdephi.
C. HUssEY . n HoVx WuL,.s 49,.
dgaEf xros. Piushrrgh ~.
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DIVIDENDS.

ROWEkY SAVINGS BANK-New Julv
LILO lS50-DlViderd-Tnr depOsltors hereby notified
maj semsnnua ydend Al the rsle Of sI per per
hve hundred dollars Snd bse per per snuam on III
sums Of five hun ir-d dollars and upward which have been
deposed al least thrce month previous to the let Inst win
be paid to deposOrs ter Monday the 5h instant
during the hours Of business the Bank All interest uo,
called for viii remain rs principal aud draw Interest H.
coFoingy from lsttnsI
The Bank 10 open for business Mondays gThursdsys
and Saturdays, from to 2 N At l2S Bowery.
BY order Of the Trustees
JAMES MILLS President
@. II. CoGGEsHALL, Secretary. lyl2lv
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U. 6. TROOPS Albany Erening Journal
OF Tuesday says: The steamer Oregon arrived
this morning with about $50 u. s Recruits from
Fort Columbus and b edlows Island, under the CON-
mand of Lieut. Page. They will leave this alter
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INSURANCE.
ThE GRooERy
fnE INsc RANCE COMPANY,
omee' NO q " 81, a. eofnss q Pesri-si hY.

AZ UhUOkhy
FikE lNsukANcs COMPANY.
ofce, No. 81 Val eornss Of P-srls,
CAPITAL sS0o.a u
THIS COMPANY, bsg1ns th-ir e.n,,,l al ,....
ossh, are prepared 70 insure Baid,n,s N - N
Ht usehob Furniture. Vessels Ia Port 49,, Co., - -
sgainsl loss or damage b. Ere; siso he a..
hsvigsaon and frahsp0risuon 90 he 70, s % %
ierma AL losses promptly -ciast-d and pad ~Ss~
DIRECTORS
nuTus STORY, Moss T.ft"S ssSPsox asoru
ftTEE NAKTIS, GEORsE kLDER Gas gussa.-
gRAscIs SXIDDY, HEssY E0Ey As & Poxrs.
Jas 3. WILSON, ALEx n 36ASr, WA. 4 Fo,rrs
bkS.B sHEKaAE, hAEsHsLL PsPOSs, Isaac c r.uos
SAMPSON AOOkE Pr-si1eot
MILTON sMIrR Secretary Y7rtss
TIE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
NJ TnE CRY or = N-YOak, once cor Of 3rs>.
Nicn snc Dey ,s over me North Rlyer ssns Ca.A
Pr esNoo Insarsnc- a. .inst ioss or dansfs ~ an.
a,,... CRONsL ADAMS, erssAsnl
y SAVAGE S@~r-tsry. ,snn
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BANK NOTE TABLE.

Carefully corrected. July II, by ]. THOMPSON,
Exchange Broker, 81 Wsll-stNewYork
n oil b. besf 70 rsfss Bill BaAk' not found N i TIbs
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JAsEs II GOODMAN,

JANIS n UOODMAN
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA
WILL GIVE bic stienuuu the sale u
w ALL KINDS 90 PROPERTY
Designed FOR thai hAkel
EEFssENcks.
Messra j. NJ. HOYr { son N-- York.
80 YOUNGS HOWELL Ns~.Yorh
80 JOHN WILL ANS co. Rochesles ny,
BILL GOODMAN do 90
CHARLES N. LIE. ESQ do DO
GEORGE R CLARKE ESQ do do
Mr.. M s. HAWLEY, Bunso. NY.
Mr. JAMES w. SIBLEf Cinciuusd, Ohio
Mr. p w BAcKUs, Detroit Mich
GEORGE GIBBS, ESQ Chicago, Ill
hesuL PAGE BACON ST. LOais No
- EDOELL, PEASLEY & co. ST Louis No.
- WHlrTEmORE, RUTHERFORD Co fofca.
70, canada Iet Saw2n
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WASHING MADE EASY,
Oh HOW TO WASH CLOrnEs WITHOUT IA
CHIMES, WAshBOARDS OR POUNDING
BARRELS

Ok HOW TO Wash CLOEhES WlfdOUI -
CHIMES, WAsnBOARDs OR POUNDING
BARRELS.
(RUBBLNG UNNECESSdRYJ
MADAME BEAvLLr, PArEsr fREscH LAusDfsss'
Seventh Edition, improved.
The most Popular Worn ever Printed
$4,000 COPIES SOLO I'm SIX MONTHS!
TNHls WORK 10 really the useful " housskecpem
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Gc These the greatest and most valuable chemicn
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IsTRhaus aorEL.s

CHAGEEs( @-~S' eOHao..
CRUCES. ( AM /
THE IRVING HOUSE, a. CdAsrea, wAiae. w Vn
Il lisins, assisted by Hugh MieT '" ~
rBE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL al 9crsoos =.
Ger ne management Of A Miller and j. y. Cocxeg
TBE AMERICAN HOTEL Al Cruces ord.r - -.
agemenI Of T. Folger AID Miller, Jr
TEE UNITED STATES HOTEL al Pansm. 1sssy ~
nsgement OF Adrian Miller lei o. CT
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ANTHRACITE COAL.
RLACK HEATH, WRITE ASH, and fssee
Orchard Red Ash Goa, Of all sizes, and al ron me
lands Of the Forest improvement Company 10 pnmesior
der and OF great purity constantly for sale by The emgow
CHS A HEKscHER, IS souhst
Je20 7neod up asin
EOAL BY TBH CAkGO-hazeto1 llengn'
OCoL by the cargo. ManufacIurers and dealers up
piled. IN0HAM HALL,
wholesale and retail coal dealers,
jeS wv cor Montgomery and Green SIS Jersey oW.
/ AN DELIVERING Red Ase Coal s.ove
1 OF Egg rom my yard corner OF King and 0roonMicnzs
e476; 81 81 from boats lmy2s nm PETER CLiNron
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OFFICE NoRwicH AND woScEsrES RaILHoIDco.l

OFFICE NoRwicH AND woscEsrEs R.ILRoADCo.l
NORWICH. July 10, 1850. !
ROCKS FOR SUBSCRIPTION to The Preferred
Dsock OF this Company will bs opened on TIE lin mat
Merchants ExchHrge New-iurt, and remain open kx
sky days thereafter when sOoss for such slbscrpua
will be closed until the lOth OF January next
All persons who subscribe aforesaid and pay IS ~
cent the preferred slock will be eued the dyfdsud
10 be- declared in January their preferred socf
new stock subscribed and interest will be charged sftbs
rate OF per cent all from the N ns unt
said instruments are paid P ST NJ ANDREWG
JylS oOI CLERK N. and w. Railroad Co
hitlDkND.--NOR~iC AND WOSCEsfER
DRAlLROAD CO-1hs Company has declared div-
dend OF two aud oneqUsreT per tho preferred
stock OF said Company b~og tho stock surrendered and
subscribed previous to the Sd mat papabs s franstcr
Once OF the Company IS MsrchsnIs Exchange, New.
fOTk, on the 18th mat Per o,deL GEO. l. PERXlNS,
Norwich, Conn July 10, 1850. Iyi23wl Treas
htYIDkN ID The PresideuI ana Directors ofIne New.
~ jersey Railroad and transportation Company have
Psysble TO The stoch
aner the LIST OF August The Transfer 70 VIII 10
closed from the 1Oh inst until that davJuly II, 1850
blS Inn II J. sOUrHMAYb. Treasurer.
nIVIDEND-ThE BROOKLYN AND JAMAICA
DRairoed Company have ths day declared ssmi.snnu.
dividend OF three aod onehs per cent payable and
amer Thursday 18Th July. The uspsfer books viii be
closed until that day. ROBERT RAY, treasurer
New York, July II, 1850. Blssw'
MAcos AND WEsrERs RAILROAD 20. OF 9EoRsIA.
THIS COMPANY has declared dividend Of Two
4 dollars per share; payable Stockholders 10 his
city the Bank OF the STATE VI New YORK. Tho let prox
lsigned) }. ID. TAYLOR, Treasurer
July 8. 1856. lyle Tvs
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! South CArolEnA, Bsnk d.. 20
Sosth We-fsrR Nsiiru4d %. 81. 80
STATE Hank u south CAruliaa.. 80
uupon Bank Of >uufh Carohna.
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Canal 4 BanA 4 Co. S.Ori-sns. =
Cfl Tn Rid. SBss CO. so. eios-5
City bant oi N-w Orleans
Gas L.ght & BANKING Co. 40. a.
b LOUISIANA, Rnak o. N.Orl-s,.. 40
, Lout-aoa STATE Rs1k. NO. 90
N-,h & frai-r,' Bsnk, no. 90
b lniou Bans, Ll4is ana. 40. 40
; Nfsslssfppf
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EXEcUTOR'S SALE OF LAND.
FURNITURE, NEGROES, STOCK. CROP, &C., AT PUBLIC
AUCTION


order effect division the distributes nj the late John
public MONDAY. IN, PSI, dag OF November $50
Ccn-yll-. the County Of Nottoway CHE late residence Of the
said Jui BaE.) Ill uf his household anil kitchen
ceent suky wagon Cart ck AMI all The plantation tools
and Utensils
the rgatecs interested vii! Offer for sale the said
plantation 300 land with gnd
and sold, il will lie rented on, the year.
CrcenL sail couny. b valuable slaves AMI
Plantation and Utensils the crop fodder,
t,abco all the stock OF every kind a description on the
said rlanann.
On MONDAY following. the 9Th December. all SELL the plan
talun burnt Chimney. tie a county, all the
fodder. tobacco &c the stock 81 horses. cattle Sheep
hos and all the tools AMI utensils on the al plantation
containing U vi land. which, gold Will be
the
On WEDNESDAY following. the llh December shall sell III
like manner E.gcun> am. West Creek, adjoining p.na
lions Amelia the o cor folder. tobacco
all kus aud the tools aud u'r,ss each place
Al the ac the le.lccs Interested will lcr for sale the plan.
taion in Anne West Creek. 900 which
ii not sold. will be- rented out the ensuing ,car
Tie lands good quality and we'll adapted {" the culture
o all products They have been extensive
Nv advertised W Harrison and Henry Amr", Efs and
further descriptions
The Negroes aud lIsry Thc" selected om Il
i:y There them blacksmith drd rtf"hcr
large portion tc stock likely anI valuable any III
the mules particularly di number o lat
ted hogs will he sold each plantation
To persons purchase such property rare opportunity
is offered For negroes, cal. will be rrulrc Tor The balance ol
the property will be made known On the day oi sar
THOMAS T. bland.
~, % vi JJhn I!dlal deed.
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ALLEN g. GENTRY,
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL AGENTS.


NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL AGENTS.
Bio1d Street. onpSsite he Stran 7arcrn
DECEIVE every the arrival Northern mall
III the following
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DISSOLUTION.
,,,,, DISSOLUTION.
bL CoarnrE hp existing unl. ,hs style and Fan Of

VII ColartnrIshp existing und. The style and .!
-. WORKMAN. McGEL DER X co.
W. oe ny nu'na! c"ns dissolved the h Oc"brr 0 TIE
ana drr"ns viii the Edwin Nuldln
on SIAN! oi Woaa McGJer Co. all vino hay Calm
WI" present hem or a!d al Indebted viii please Tail
settle their accounts
iir 81 III. Concern u authorised to the the
my III the settlement accounts
The be at iu:iui an
Tile ltlio! October, l,Jt RICHARD C. WORIIAIi
SliIEIr McGRuDER.
-. EDNlH WOHIIIAM.
Riclmpnl Uc g, IS-a,--r3w
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Richmond, uct. 9TH. ls:o-c3w
CO-PAI;TSEItSHIP,

COMPREHENSIVE.
IlE subscribers ca parnrr.l. under the Il, IL and
4 hrn III EDWIN WORKMAN ~ CO.
ana, a the old stand al Workman ruirr will carry on
me business OF GIocersn aud General Commission Merchant The,
respectfully ask tlr patronage tie friends The
The pubic generally They Intend general
p stock OF Groceries, adapted 10 t Trade
varied assortment ri Iron and Steel.
areu!a attention will b. paid the AMI delivery ui Grain
DC The usual cash advances cors:nmr,is.
RICHARD G. WORKMAN.
EDWIN WOR THAN.
SAMUEL WURTIIAM.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OF APPROPRIATION,
A.ur SUN OF s1u,vs. FOX EDICALlON IN SoeNa,,LTo
or III ~ TOWNS REPRESENTED in GENERAL ASoEMDhi'
FOR Tie OF Virginia, Chapter 10, Section 81
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LOTTERIES.
sTRATTON,s OFFICE.
u SQIrI1I EnIIRTEEN1Il STREET. RICHMOND NlKGI'

STATIONS oFFIcE. ,.,ro,.
Ticket Nos Al IS si prize of 800 sold and pal. .,-ro,
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery Es,r, Cas- 49, Nce@Ser'
wn. xs g. j. = 10 81 sod + an. o. r. i b. % " u
""'' Draw Sos: pslayaFs g NJ; l3l J,
Tiese Nos j 10, d. Of $685. srhArroN
Dawn: IS q n Is i & s. 81 .; Ns'''
Brewing q; Of Sussex osry Esa c !, - SDs 1t"
Drawing Of r SUSSEX 50 u Lottery, cla. H. NOVEMBER
DRAWN. " - Of q Monans ~ = ,sry 81 cas = %
q :! % Il Il * ,, q I O. , 10 -
Whole Nos. y d "a, prize OF N' sold a"a % ~ ,roS
scnemes for the Week. ..
TTESDAY-Sussex Lottery Extra, Class is? Capital e4o
N9. saJ,yn Tsss Lottery cla. m Capital .o
sS %EpSEsDay Lottery AZ Capital 5000
TiIUnSDAY- Lotery Extra, Glass aS Capital s'
MSs ;wn o Tsss Il Lottery ca.. $500
FRIpAY-Sussex Lottery, Glass % Capital $4,000 IS 49,
sATuRDAYsussex LOTTERY, Extra, Glass III Capital s''"
70 Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets 81
Virginia Mononsaia Lottery, Glass l. be drawn I'D Sor,
Ns z drawn o. cal' an, e@ocS " 20, I'S Of
1000 &c. Tickets sa0shares in proportion.
Virginia Mononsaa Lottery, Class 49, 10 be drawn 'Olh ",
s ys%'5 o 3 50 S" a IL :% so ' Of &C. 0 T'slrs
in proportion
NJ buyers are referred my list of prizes which res.I@ s
Al, The office as proof what has been done; AMI every r
continues TO increase The number sold and paid by
the above schemes Lotteries viii he promptly ait. Jed
TO- %a sent wAs" e. sRaTToN Richmond
LAMsEKT's oFEIGE. ,,h.
ON FOURTEENTH STREET under the Exchange h0s''f""
Drawn S"s Delaware State Lottery No Ii, Nov mh
., % d Is 80 y - d and u d al his oc oss
3 i 4 Is g & H' G; 5 Il SGS.' "
Drawing Of Virginia Monongaa Lottery Class ~, November IA
Several prize. in the Lotteries this office WORTHY Of
Drawing g susi'S c'S 70 q Letter. Gas
IS e g Is s y En- Il e'1,' i D ss
,, = 81 Do Il 10 3, Il u 10 15
Schemes for the Week.
TUESDAY-The Virginia Mononsaia Lottery Class ,s
Tickets s5-shares in proportion.
s3oO0 Of 10000 10000 5000, 32 p Of 1904, &c % Ns'
i3 drawn. Tickets sl0-shares IN proportion
THuRsDAY-The Virginia Mononsaa Lottery Class @ 3
p,as 2of s6o1 OF 900 Of 4ous 81 ag'. ~ ." ''
tails: sa,,v. Of 5000, l76 10 Of 1000, sc. - Nos Il d"h
Tickets S5-sharea in proportion.
The virginia Monongaa Lottery c'as L. 10 tie afmn Su ~.
ssmssF e. MOI s y r. y" ca "a 81 4 q ss y Did i"
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Virginia MoGongaia Lottery Glass 1885, to be o dnwa no.
yember IS Nos, Is drawn. Capitals SluN, -unh' 100
5000 5000 so of 1000 5, 10 Of 80 Sc Tickets slo-sAfF
II Change Sales close the above IclterIs,
o'clock NJ and the drawmesae received about O'CLOCK "
Drawings smaller Lotteries Tuesdays TnT,'
DAYS aud Saturdays o'clock. sales close al hall pa lie
No onlrrsor Packages Certificates Packages single keis
or SHARES any Maury Coz Lotteries col hcn
nfis are Will REEVE the mo-" PROM ano w,n Tor
warsd Immediately distant adyenurers Wren rss Wnrr
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, "a
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19

AND DANvILLE RAILROAD CO.
sN0IlE third Of the Stockholders in the Richmond
and Danvie Railroad Company, will be held The Office Of
IN, company in the City Richmond Wednesday, the IN day
Of Dec enber $780, u o'clock NJ p.vAN DEURSEN Clerk
Firm Of POrer Of Attorney TO rote a meeting Of he okAOds
KNOW Al. MEN THESE PRESENTS, That L. Of -, do
hereby constitute appoint and lawful attorney, Tor
me and in my name questions that may be brought be-
the annual meeting he Stockholders Of the Richmond and
Railroad Company be held in the City Of Richmond
Wednesday the day Of December $780, adjourned
meeting thereof hereby aing all the acts of my aaid attorney in
the nrenises az fully and voting person.
In testimony whereof heeuno affixed my hand and seal,
this - ,iay ol--.l 1850. sSALl
Nors-When the proxy signed than sockhoder
mus. be changed 10 The plural lorm when than
ney il named Ihev either Of ihem "A
.pr STOCKHOLDERS be under The hand and seal
of the Siocktnller' .,n n,
Nov 7-d&rtlipec. PsD, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-19
SALE OLE SLAVES &C Ii THE cnINry OLE rssrx

SALE OF SLAVES. &C. IN THE COUNTY or ESSEN.
JGRStANT the last will AMI Philip Brooke. de-
ceased will be sold the highest bidder Tuesday the 18th
day nj December III FAIR otherwise the day herea
the late residence OF the said Philip Brooke deceased the
county Of Essex, Centre Cross twelve fourteen valuable
slaves consisting Men, Women, and Boysa the plantation and
farming utensils, stock Of Horses, Mules Cac, Hogs, Household
and Kitchen Furniture Crop o Corn. Fodder. cr,d: Of
mons will be- allowed for all five dollars By tie pura
giving bond and approved security that All nnr cash
will DC required by RUBT. BROOKE,
Esrcu % pp Brooke, DECEASED and Administrator oil lane
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