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$4,000 tickets.
CASH PRIZES.

CASH PRIZES. Il
Subject to a deduction Of fifteen per cen
Stationary prizes as Joilow:
First drawn ticket entitled TO S5ooo
5000 blanks Sl2 each
The next 1000 do. Is
Go. Ticket after the 5000 blanks SsOoo
First drawn ticket on the 9Th and unit tIs
25th day $500 each
Do. s5th to a5th Except
inf the Tickets constituting 100 Tickets
The said ten prizes to consist Of the nun.
bers from 10 1000 inclusive, each han.
dred of the sid 1000 TO be one prize, the
first drawn hundred or lowest nurNer for
the 25th day, and SO regularly ascending to
the 35th
First drawn ticket on the 35th $4,000
Do seth to 4lst 500
Do. 4lst to 5otb inclusive 100
Do. 55th day 900
Tile prize books to consist Of Nos 1000
The object contemplated to be accomplish.
ed by the above scheme, is emincntl' anti
tied to the favor and patronage of the cli'
Gems of Baltimore. The establishment OF
Medical College will unqueotlonably hs'es
beneficial influence on the general literary
character of our city: on it perhaps mayb
hereafter cngrafted the other Colleges and
thus an university be constituted.
1t will however give us other important
a1vantages-it will promote spirit Of ln'
vestigation in the faculty, it will induce
young men of talents to establish themse YES
in our city, and thereby permanently secure
to this community the best cid that can be
afforded by the medical profession. Ii may
also be proper to remark that If this S hoo'
should prosper, as is anticipated, it viii
cause large sums to be expended Annually
in this city, which would otherwise be dis.
burseo In other places
We presume that those Gentlemen WHO
are anxious for the advancement OF the III
terests Of Baltimore, will give US their sup
port on the above considerations
To those who arc inclined to profit them'
selves at the SINE time that they encourage
us-we confidently say, that no scheme o.
a lottery so splendid or promising as the a.
bove, has ever been offered in this county
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- Superflne Yellow Bark.

DIR. SANFORD'S improved Pc WIDER
of The BARK, having been used and highly
approved by many physicians OF distinguish,
ed character in different parts OF the United
States the proprietor is now encouraged to
offer il to the FACULTY in general, under the
persuasion, that no practitioner OF taste, in
the choice of his means, can fail to be gratiti-
ed in the use of this elegant preparation,
In strength, fneness and certainty OF opera
ton, It greatly surpasses the bark in com-
mon use.
ALSO,
The ESSEN TIL SALT or BARK,
prepared by the same
The above articles are put up in parcels OF
different sizes, to accommodate the usual
wants ofnot only physicians, but of retail
druggists, country merchants and private IA
milies.-Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER, and no other Person in Iler-
Dn6r1a.
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MISS BOWDLER's
ESSAYS & POEMS,

The first American, from the lith h"1
Edition. ,
Published for the benefit Of The O'pH''
AsyIum.Society * Economical ochoo'
New-York, -.
Are lust received for sale by the suoSci'0o
Price S ! Is in boards. ore
These excellent Essays & foeils 6. of
printed at Bath in England for the oeh ,n.dy
the Hospital in that City and have %"''N'
gone through eleven Editions. ,r.ry,
They are now reprinted IN TINS 0ou'I + is
for an equally benevolent purpose .be
hoped they will be attended with INC
success.
James Kennedy sell seh'
July IS
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JxLY 28th 1912.

Was committed to the Jail of
this county as Runaway Negro man
who saws his name is Edmond and that he
belongs to Mr. Observation-Disclosures Of Flu
Wanna county, Virginia. He is of yellowish
color, small face and large mouth about 20,
years of age; FIVE feet five inches high /; he
had on good clothes when committed. The
owner is requested to come, prove his proper
ty, pay charges and take him away, otherwise
he will be disposed of as the law directs.
James Campbell,
IAILoR.
Aupust Ii law2m
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The Sovereign Ointment for the
Itch.

Which is warranted an infallible remedy
at one application, and may be used with the
most perfect safety by pregnant women, or
on infants week old, not containing parti-
Gle of mercury rsny dangerous ingredients
whatever, and is not accompanied with that
tormenting smart which attends the exhibit
ton of other remedies.
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HAMILTON's
GENUINE ESSENCE & EXTRACTS
Of MUSTARD.

A safe and effectual remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt, rheumatic govt,
palsy, Iumbago, numbness, white swellihgs,
chilbIains, sprains, bruises, pain In the face
and neck. &c.
This valuable remedy is prepared both IN
fluid state and in pills, and thus excellent-
ly adopted for external and internal use.
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Hahn's Anti- BaLaous PstlS.

For the prevention and cure OF bilious anu
malignant Feyers
The Proprietor has every possible reason
that can result from extensive experiences
for believing, that dose OF these Pills, taken
once in every two weeks, during the preva-
lence of our bilious fevcrs, will prove an IN
8allibIe preventative and further, that In the
earlier stages of those diseases, their use VIII
very generally succeed in restoring health
and frequently in cases esteemed desperate
and beyond the power of common remedies
They are excellently adapted to carry on
superAuous bile, and prevent It's morbid Sc
cretions to restore and amend the appeute
to produce free perspiration, and thereof
prevent colds, which arc often OF fatal conse'
uuences A dose never fails to remoye
colL, if taken on Its first appearance they
are celebrated for removing habitual costlVe-
ness, sickness at the stomoch s. severe head
ache and ought to be taken BY all persons
on change of climate.
In sickly times or places, dose should be
taken every fortnight, and if there is reason
to apprehend personal danger, 1t may be
taken once week.
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August ii law2m
Rice, Cotton, Corn, &c.
l6o whole and half tierces new Rice,
1900 bushels Corn,
Is bales Upland Cotton,
90 boxes British crown and American
Glass, of different sizes,
20 ditto Fancy Soaps,
Ladies' fashionable Shoes o,n.4.
Common ditto, and ~.
Trunks of all kinds
E. Gilman,
April 10 eo5tlaw
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AN ACCOUNT OF
l. E E. S
Patent and Family Medicines.

cELEBRATED FOR THE CURE
Ofmost diseases to which the Human BODY
is liable,
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THE MEDICAL COLLEGE

THE MEDICAL COLLEGE
LOTTERY
is NOW DRAWING IN The III
OF BALTIMORE.
All the high Prizes still IN lll0
wheel.
Present price of Tickets, S II So Ou' "l'
soon advance. -.
Applications for Tickets from di5tan' p'+
ces (post paid, laclosing the Cash. address ao
to either of the subscribers, at their ts'yos
tive Lottery Offices in Baltimore, VIII DC '"'
mediately attended to. -ov
KEARNY WHARTON
No. 8, South street
PHILIP FL. NICALlN
No 2o2, Market stree''
u COHEN Jun'r' 49,
Medical College Lottery ONCE
No. ITO, Market street
N. B. san: Of each days draqS'nS arc :.
eularly published and will be iorwardeFn''
those who may apply. .ussct
Baltimore July 7-March II 2a"'IoI
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NOTICE.

7 will either Sell or Rent the BRICK
WAREHOUSE and LOT On the north side
OF King street near the corner OF Water
street, at present occupied by c l Catlett,
ESQ. Possession may be had the lth Oc-
tober nex;. Apply to
John Tucker.
July law
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PARTICULARLY

Worms, Coughs and Colds, Asthhla' Col.-
sumption, Govt, Rheumatism, Sprains' Pai-
sy. Headache, Tooth Ache, Corns, ltch'
Diseases ofthe Eyes, Ring Worms, letters
SC Inward Weaknesses, Nervous Disor-
aers, Female Complaints, Hopping Cough.
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RECEIVED
BIZ Schooner Melinda, from Boston, and Sehr.
Regulator, from .NesO YORK,
A complete assortment of SHOES, OF all de'
scriptions and fashions.
In Store,
Cotton, Window Glass, Ravens Duck, Fine
Soaps, Spanish Horse Hides: Trunks.
E. Gilman.
Iplv % eo3tlaw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-02-27

n OoKING GLASS sToRE.-Twodoo doors above
q A the Post Office, main street-Bcing DESTROYS to
close my business in this place, will sell at cost
quantity Of handsome Looking Glasses, some of which
al finished in superb style, and of the best quality
80 variety of Prints, neatly framed or in sheets
The subrcrber returns his sincere thanks to those
Who have honorcd him with their orders, and in par
tcuiar to the eitizens of Richmond, for their very
spirited patronage--And begs leave to observe that
owing to serious disappointment, he is unpre,,arcd
10 continue the business for the present in this place.
HENRY NJ. FISHER.
n. Il. Those persons who have orders at this store
for goods, and articles to be framed repaired are
earnestly requested to call and get them away on or
before the first Of March next and all those whom
AN indebted to, viii please to call for payment
H. NJ F.
Feb. is. 1t
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Feb. 25.
N1ApnlsoN PAPER MILL-tpr the larses part

NH ADDISON PAPER MILL-(ur the iarseS part
1vA of it as may suit pui'chaser,) is offered Cor
sale upon very accommodating terms.
This valuable establishment is situate On Third re-
yer, about 1-2 miles to the Woodward of Recvnc
New-Jerscy, on the road to Patterson, about IL
miles from New-York it runs three watts, and s ca
pable OF having fourth atied-tie water of thc
stream is fine and never-fing, and with small ex-
pence may be made nRvigable to the neck, Mt pre-
sent distant only half mile from landing TIE
spot is rs healthy any in the United States ave.
ny important consideration in obtaining COOL work
mcn,-tl,e surrounding country popuious and cheap
no expence has been spared TO reader The whois
complete, well for the perfect manufacturing ID
the article, for the and comfort of the work
men-the proprietors holding small tract of land
with four tenements upon it, and room to build many
more than can be necessary for tie present establish
mcnt.
As purchaser would Of course take view Of the
premises, it is to add more unless it be
that the mill which is l0l by So feet, might be con
verified to other purposes, aud by small purchase of
land the spot is capable Of very considerable improse-
ment rs sclte for other manufactures by an iniyi-
dual, u company. Apply to
BIRD, HOPKINS & WHITING,
No. SIS, William street, New York.
1t is presumed if further information is wished ao-
plication by letter viii be made above referred
Feb. 25. ew
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sTOH RENT-and possession given immediately,
q the following property, to wit
The newly erected Brick House, and its appurte-
nances with the enclosed acre of Ground, pleasantly
situated on Shocke hill, adjoining that OF Thomas
wilson, Esq. which was the last year. and until now,
occupied by Counsellor Mimms.
The Brick Store, Compiling Room and Vault for
The deposit of Coal the main street. at ,he cor
OF said main street and 18th street directly
fronting or in view of that leading to the Basin
which is among one of the best mercantile stands in
the city. sl-1~. :
The two west rooms of the fire proof Brick LINN.
Der House, to the north of the Lot ON which the
store above mentioned stands each of which have
fire places.
Also, the ground floor Of sail Lumber House, which
being paved, perfectly dry and fit for the reception
of -four, sc. SC.
and for Rent, that beautiful li4,le Farm within
two miles Of the Capitol late the property OF Raw
icighs estate, containing lac acres under enc osu
one halt M which IS covered with timber and fire.
woodland has Quit. well finished 8 story Wooden
building, aiforjipe every conyenency for family
A'tcien, Laundry and servants on the lower
iioor-an excellent Spring about so yards distant
from the dwelling house, covered by n long neat
sheteri under the shade of which, and the surround
ing trees, parties in the heat of weather may he
grceab'y solace,!-some ouses-a beautiful pieoe
OF cleared meadow ground, that Welded the wear he.
fore last q am tod) five ton of Hay-S two acres of
ground newly pai,ed in rs a Garden. The contyuity
OF this place 20 the town, will afford to those who
wish to live retired from its noise and hustle: and NJ
the same time to lac engaged in more active pursuits
within the c;tyas also to diversity ag;eeaby por-
ten of their time in agriculture, Sc ercry facility
This eligible, above described rural SPOT the sub
sciiber will either Rent. Sell or Exchange for i'm
proved property within the limits OF the city.
Also, for Rent, very fertile post and rai,-eucios.
ed lot Of ground, lying the street leading from
the market house, towards Col Adamss Saw Mill
Containing about Three Acres. For cultivation il is
generally thought that this spot is as favorable and
would be as productive as any in the valley.
RO. GREENHOW.
ren. Id eplmo.
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g-'REE-HILL For saIe.-7nat beauttti.

S''REE-HII4I. For Sale.-Ihat beautiful
& ana highly imbroved t.4H.H (svheyeon the
late Colonel .bifes Se!ien reSie,) is nozv altered
Ter safe. .9s seat, it is Perhaps ore Of the most
desirable in Virginia, commanding e0eyy viea
which can please The eye .f1nishiag health in an
eminent degree: and every imtbroVeanem 7ahieh
can be required FIR the coniJart ard Convenience Of
a family. rs Farm. is tx Eig STATE of i'm.
provenleat, havirg been a great nu1tber ef years
gnde,Ehe care # a iudieioHs Turner.
There is ca this Farm, a .UeadosD, svhich alone
yields an i,cons Of between 500 and 2e0Odoiays
There has 6een ssqsn this fill one hnndred md
fly bushels IF H1eat--aaost II the S.her lands
are in cio~cr.
posseSsiop mag be had at sny time between this
and the 1stdrv Of .5farcA. Should IL rot be sokd
privatey 6etore that time, it uW X o6eredfo Pnb.
Tic Sale on the ist day of9prii and bossession gi-
in The ensuing fall.
The Terms If Sale qVW be: One third cdsh,
and the balance in and tao ycdrs, svith such Sc
cuyity shall be deemed sGfisfactoyy. .4ny far
her Information may be obtained by Geolcation TO
the subscriber 10 Nathaniel Selden, or JOS Sell
des, Uenrico.
or The subscriber is still anxious to sell a
small Farm near RichDiond. (called Fairfield
containing three hnndyed and fifteen neres-.aiso,
FARM about miles 6eiogo Rich,,rond, contain
ing abom acres, kaO7Vn BY tie name Of the
MILES SELDEN, Err.
J'ecentber -. ebf1sA
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Y virtue Of deed of trust, executed ty John
Pollard in his life time, aad Sarah his wife,
John Prosser aai the subscribet aad recorded ia the
county court of Henrco, viii BIZ sold the prerns-
es, mt Public Auction, by the subscriber, the
wing trustee, at II o'clock, Thursday, The 9th
day Of this months il fair, ifnot, st the same hour the
said decd mentioned, being part of Lot Mo- fifteen,
and fronting The street leading from the main
street 20 Shocke warehouse, together wish all The
houses the said piece OF ground, fer tie shortest
term for which any person viii takc the and
pay in ready money the -am Of thousand hire
hundred and si1tecn dollars and seventy one osnts
with lawSu interest thereon from the first day Of a.
pri, 1892 due under the said deed of trust, and the
costs and charges attending the safe.
WIZ. MONCURE.
Feb. 4. tbs
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RY Virtue of deed of Trust, executed by Harry
ND Randolph, on the 9Th day fJune 1909, and du-
y admitted to record in the county court Of Chester
field, for the ppose OF securing the payment of the
sum OF 1862 l6 due to Messrs. Lyle, Scott and
Saunders, and the further SUN of 400 IL due to
Messrs. James F. Leitch and Co. with the interest
thereon from the respective periods, the said deed
of Trust expressed The Subscriber will sell for rea-
dy money, Saturday the Goth ofthe present month
at Warwick in the county of CHESTERFIELD the follow
ing property, viz. Eleven Negroes Patty and her
two children, Richard, Edmond, Cato, Frederick,
Alice, Hannah, Moses and jack or as many thereof
may be sufficient to satisfy the aforesaid debts
and interest. Should the saleof the Negroes be in
sufficient to satisfy the said debts and interest the
whole ofthe stock of Horses, Mules, Cows, Sheep &
plantation Utensils upon the Warwick plantation, 81
the undivided interest Of the said Henry Randolph in
his deceased fathers real estate lying upon James
River, in the county of CHESTERFIELD, or as much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the debts will
be sold for the purpose Correct information as TO
the quantity and qualify of the Land, may be had
the day OF sale.
RICHARD B. GooDE, Trustee.
Feb. 9. tbs
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z AND POg SALP,--Wn be sold to the highest
4 bidder, on Tuesday the 18th day OF NAV. being
the day after Buckingham court, my Tract of Land,
wing IN said county, the waters Of Slate river,
miles ffons Bent Greek and II . miles from War
rcn, coiauing 1i4i acres, shout 100 acres OF which
IS cleared, with three Dwelling Houses and some
convenient out houses the residue of which well tim
bered, and handsomely situated with gooi soil adap-
ted To the culture Of COW, wheat aud tobacco Be
sides tl,c many other advantages attached 10 this
tract of land, it las nsycTfaing Apple and Pear
Orchard, aud well watcred | will si'Il great bar
gain tor sash short credit, should application
be made before tIe dry Of syie--othsrwisc will dis
pose of it then rs aboge ssated.
JOIN DaSBY, Sen.
buckingham, Jaa -. tas
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FHVEN DOLLARS T.EWARD---Runaway from
II the subscribcron the 25ts e, last, ad,rk mulato
Woman named PATTY, about q years Of age She
formerly belonged to Mr.. SontiaPs estate of Charles
City--thence to Mr.. WIN. IL. Coigin Of tie said
County, who at present owns her child aud from him
suid to Mr.. William FulcheT--wl.,. sold her to
Messrs Fitzwhyisonn * Potter, of this cy aud efer
short time re-sod again TO the said idr. Vim.
Fucher, from whom purchased her in Oct. last
She had on when she went away blue cloth habit &
blue Handkerchief, with white spots; that She.
wore round her head. She is about FIVE feet Q or 8
inches high, mild spoken, rather slender made
Whoever will deliver her to me, shall receive the A.
boye reward, ftye dollars her in any jail
tlsa may get her again.
BENJAN min WOLFE.
Richmond, Feb. s. 2awtf
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TN Cumberland January court, tSi2.--John Gill;
Al aA aud Catl'arine james, Plaintiffs.
.HgdirSt
Sherwood w. Cooke, Ma absent Defendant, in
Chanccry.
IL appearing TO ufc satisfaction If the court that
the defendant Cooke, is not an inhsbaDt OF this
state; on motion OF Tie plaintiffs, By toir COUNSEL
oraereI that the defendant Cooke, do appear here
ON the fret of next April court to be he'll for this
county, aiGl give security for performing the decree
o. ths court, ami that cory of this order be inserted
fortwo months sncecssiyciy la some newspaper pln-
ted ia tho city OF Richmond. aud another copy be
posted At tie iiOh door OF this courthouse.
"A copy. Attest,
MiL!-I.l W00D5ON, jr. d. C. c. C.
February %. vsvp
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WILL BE soLD-on Thursday the fifth day of
wifi

WILL. BE soLD-On Thursday the fifth day of
w March next, on the plantation OF the late Ed
win j. Haryie, Esq. in the county of Amelia, the
stock OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, belonging
to the estate Amongst the sheep, there several
half-blooded Mefinos. The crops of Tobacco, Corn,
Sc and the plantation Utensils, will also he sold A
credit of twelve months will be given for all guns
over Ten Dollars, the purchaser giving bond with
approved seeurity.l will also sell, at private sale,
eeyera' full-blooded Merino Sheep, belonging to the
estate, wsch are now on the plantation of the late
Major Gay,eston, in Amelia.
w. BROCKENBROUGH
J4a'ninisrator Of Edwin j. Hrrqie.
Feb. H. Wills
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pACoN ESTABLISHMENT & Ben.
10 w. Ladd, at theil Pork and Bacon House on
the street passing through the Falling Garden, and
near Shocke creek, have for sale by the piece or
quantity, prime new BACON, now for use.
Also, good Lard by the key.
end Month, 18th. wifi
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ETOR SALE---A Lot of Ground on the main
D. street in the city of Richmond, nearly opposite
the Bell Tavern, belonging to tn, estate OF Samuel
Couch, deed. lately occupied by Samuel Bell and G.
IL Stanback. 1t extends about &o feet on the main
strcet--and about hundred back TO 16 feet al
ley. For terms apply TO
MICAJAH CREW, Ex'or.
Jan. $50 2tsxw4w
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AGAINST
Mary Dame exccutrix and devisee of George
Dame deceased, and George Dame devisee of the
said George Dame deceased. Dts.
This cause came to be heard, on the bill and
exhibits and the arguments Of Counsel on the part
of the plaintiff, the defendants having failed to
answer On consideration whereof, the court doth
adudge, order and decree, that unless the said de-
PENDANTS of them, pay unto the plaintiff on or
before the first day of January 1912, Twenty three
pounds nine shilings and five pence with six per
tum per annum, from the 9th day of October 1903,
till paid, and the costs by him expended in the pro-
secution of this suit. That George Healey, William
Robinson, and William Ward any two of them,
after giving four weeks notice iu one of the
pers on the city of Richmond, do sell at public auc-
ton for ready money, the land in the bill and deed
mentioned, and out of the money arising from the
sale, in the first place to pay and sya reasonable
charges attending such sale, and then pay to the
plaintiff tcdebt aforesaid, with interest and costs as
aforesaid, and the surplus if any the said Mary
Dame cxecutrix of the said George Dame deceased,
to the representatives of the defendants and make
report theroofto the court in order final decree
: copy. ,Feste,
Feo. II. viwp
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Feb. 4.

ME subscriber, bSins DESTROYS o closing his bos
r ness, offers Cor sale, at cost and charges vers
large aud general assortment Of well selected DRY
GOODS, for cosh town acceptmses.
Al those having claims against me, arc requested
to bring them forward for settlement, and those iu-
iebted, will please come forward aud discharge their
cesrcctive accounts. l.. JOSEPH
Richmond, Feb. 49, Ct
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~ Y virtue of deed OF Trust executed 10 me bv
Shirley Egg!eston, of tie county of Amelia, for
the purpose Of securing debt therein recitcd to be
due to William Archer, of Powlatan, will be sold for
cash, at Ame'is courthouse, Monday the third day
D. March next, two Negroes, called KATY and IS
BELL. the property Ct ss:a Es, !!,;s.; ga.
WIN. S. ARCHER.
reo' IL. SIP
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Feb. Ii.

q ADVERTISEMENTS subscriber having
"A commenced business in the Csnr,n ission Line
in the City Of Richmond, hopes by strict attention, to
merit share of the patronage of his friends. His
Office is kept opposite the Eagle Tavern.
~ JOHN BRYCE.
Dec. 81. If