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AMERICAN GLASS

BOSTON, June 27.-The beautiful Bouy vl;ct, sioro,
Tie table Of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Comnanv
on their late anniversary, is placed in the store 81
messrs Wing Sumner, No South row. for the insuecton
OF the friends Of American Manufactures IL was made AZ e
south Boston Glass Works. and Is supposed 10 be the LARGEST
article OF glass manufactured United
height being 20 nche and its diameter inches Tho ho
IS cut in beautiful strawberry diamonds and the color and
brianoy OF the glass ARE equal any imported 81
the same place may be other samples Of flint GLASS
from this mandatory, which furnish full evidence thai s
can rival the proudest productions Of Europc.
The Bolton CTOJr Glass is celebrated every bere r
strength color and bTiancy The hail storms 10 which Va .
arc subject, while they shnttcr other kind or p,ss
make no impression the firm fabric The Boston r
Gfaas tests at Salen in the Capitol Washingon and
numerous other paccs amply verify Those who viii ex
anime these productions Of Americas skill and trofccrrv
must be convinced hat tbey unrvacd bv any
c articles OF the kind and they will enjoy in addition the
pleasing reflection that produce all the
ces necessary for chemical and philosophical purposes and
every thing useful in the chambers Of sickness.
The town Is already honored with the presence Of many
visitors from the South &C. who appear TO prefer the ron
air Of our Scaboard, and the amsemens aud coesie NJ
regular society, TO the confusion saneness of the
Western Watering Places. Those pursuit of the Gjs,
If Hahn, will find her always homer al Nahan Coas-
set Phillips Beach Monh, &c. and that she holds re-
quen DrriHg Rooms in all towns Villages and hume
rous delightful hotels and country residences.
Not glass, Of interior thickness and low
priced made at Mcsrs. Ways works in this CITY reuerav
resisted the a storm that took place here in the spring Of
1919 when the Boston glass Of the price sbverc
20 pieces. fJg &. Or
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HANAWAY.

SOMETIME in May June last from carpenter to " HON
- he was hired a negro man named DAYiD.-Dayid is "a
carpenter by trade y OF % years OF age, about FIVE
inches high vi light complexion, and reddish eyes lie has
down look when spoken TO- suffers very much and in At
tempting 10 speak, usually stamps the ground with his
feet This negro has been in Petersburg, and Is most pro
iably nosg IN that place, in Jynchbg where he was
once hired.
A reward Of TWENTY DOLLARS will be given 10 who
ever will deliver him TO the subscriber IN Coochand orse-
cure him IN any jail 50 that get him again.
JAMES II. FERGUSON.
Goochland, March so. iO6-tf
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tOTTEnIEs.


The practice of raising money BY lottery is at length we
presume, brought to final close in this commonwealth The
conviction general that Is the mode ever devils
ed ofTasng money for public objects and the public senti
ment against this mode Is decided that there little pro-
baby until all recent experience forgotten Of any new
grant Of lottery being made in this Commonwealth The
Legislature have thepresen session refused 10 extend tIe
term 10 which the Springfield Bridge and Union Canal t-
teries limited, to enable them raise the sums which
the proprietors Of these lotteries authorized TO raise
Although there were very strong claims from the particular
circumstances Of the in favor ofthose lotteries tho ~
tension refused by large majority Of the House of Zen.
reseDtayes An application made for leave to sell In
this state limited number Of tickets In the Cyclopda o.
terry, which also refused
We shall at another lime notice some of the statements
which were made in the House Of Representatives In relation
TO the three lotteries lately in operation showing in very
strong point Of view the impoicy Of this mode Of taxa
where there s the farcst most
management But We have not room for IL nj present.
From report upon the Plymouth Beach Lottery sppesr,
that the public have paid the managers Of that lottery Inc
sum Of sescn hHndysd and nfyiree Go'ond foBr 6nded
and srhree doNar' or this amount IS 6Sf on have been
paid out again IN prizes leaving nino-one fo,asa rr
haHdrtd md nindtf0 dollars tax the public Of " hc
amount however only 0s76 has gone town OF PIy.
mouth for whose beicft tho lottery granted OF Inc
remainder 1888 hive been appropriated
10 the managers 1850 commissions vender
have been lost IN bad debts and other have a
pTopraiedto deiSay other expenses. Boston ID. iaU.
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BOUT the 2stf oApril last "A negro man named HENRY
N Of black complexion, about feet inches high aquiline
nose, atened at e entl-Olten has mpeiuen or lit.
sammerng in his speech when addressed at other times
speaks clear and distinct II IS presumed he may in orr near
Richmond Petersburg, he has relations "a father and
mother living in the former place lie raised either in
the family Of Wecher Lewis Col Seldom not having been
positively Informed wicHe carried off with min varie-
~ Of clothes, blue broad coats and an olive
colored urou liberal reward win be given for his dey-
get him again. &. r. FONTAINE.
juno 70 1O-9t
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1890 .4cres ofLand For Sale.

WILL sell accommodating terms, great barr ain in
tract of land lying the Of Little Byrd Greek,
the county fGoochand formerly property of Wilson c.
Nicholas deceased containing 1870 acres upwards 800
cres cleared and in high state of cultivation can
bun,iance fwnter in each.
Any disposed purchase, will please call on Major
H. Anderson, Goochand Courthouse subscriber i'm
Staunton JOS. SMITH.
May 18. 3-vew
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WANTED.

A OVERSEER TO take charge OF Rosn Plantation,
within nile of Petersburg. with small family
Will be preferred capable of managing hands adj
vantage; be must be well qualified farmer, panta-
ton being altogether appropriated grain
stock and as he will have charge every thing the
tons for his competency industry sobrety good morals
For such character liberal wages will be given. Apply to
SHEPHERD & LESLIE.
Petersburg. June IL,IS
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CuANCEaY.-ln King William County Court, Ma,
snnon Dogget and Ann his wife, Plaintiff,
June IS. itNws,,,

Powhatan County Court, June the 9ISt, 1871
u George Williamson P,ainfiE)
dgainst
refer r. osiiby, Edward Moseey, Samuel a" Ihdnee's
Jones ana Samuel Watkins, Defendants.
This day came the plaintiff by James Robertson Jun, Esq
hs attorney and filed his bill against defendants and L
TO The court 10y satisfactory evidence the de-
refer r. Ogilhy is inhabitant this state on
,ne motion OF the plaintiff by his attorney aforesaid de-
anu 9roered bv the court that the said Peter Ogby
ns and answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
paper published in the city of Richmond
Two months successfully and that another copy posted p
al the door OF the courthouse county on Two ucccsye
court days previous TO the said third Sent ney
49,. acopy-Iesle, w. s. DANCE, G.
I7-,y3xS
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CURE FOR THE nYpFopHoBIA

We cxirlct the following from Dutch paper At Udins
in fruli portion Of Ptaegar administered 10 n man
who had been brenby mad dog. mistake for mixture
prescribed by the physician. and The patient recovered An
eminent physician IN adua, learning This fact nmed-
iim" day 20 m unfortunate being who atgctcd in
inilu m2'ncr ir ret vas the same o. befdre-he re-
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VEN DOLLARS REIVAln-- =

ANYWAY from the Subscriber, on Sunday night inst
~ muatto man slave named CICERO aged thirty wears
OF Igi complexion, crcd hair Out rather inclined 10 be
sUdgh iddie SIZE; and weighs about hundred and fifty
eyes black, and the whites them some
Wha irhamcdIhs fellow is good blacksmith, and being
smart and Intelligent may possibly attempt 10 pes ne fec
man an persons are hereby iorewarned against employing
Sau ie9W ana a.! masters OF vessels from taking him on
reasonable charges for appreerdng and delivering said
get him again. CONRADF WPPp
Hampstead, New Kent Nav % IT,
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WAS committed TO the Jail OF Amelia county Va ON t,.
w 25d of April last, a negro woman who calls herself
hODA and says she belongs TO Lyon Elean Buckingham
Is and 80 of agehsr voice rather roughand has
scar under her right eye The is requested come
forward prove his property pay charges and take her
or She will be dealt with as the law directs ~
WNI. LEIGH, Sheriff and Tailor
Amelia, July G. l7-waws
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TO the ail OF Halifax county, the 7ih
~ February last, negro who calls himself DAIRY
and says he Is The property of Mills Ealey Southampton
county va lie Is about feet or inches high, inclined
TO be OF yellow compeXionhas small scar on his iace
appears TO have been occasoncd by burn. lie had on
whcn conined short cotton and panialoons-The
owner requested forward charges and ta
JOEL TYNFS L,i,or ~ V,,i;S- -, W.
April O. IofwIorS
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Committed 10 the jail Of Hemico Counfh
b. the oth day Of April last, runaway, negro man
~ named AARON who says he belongs 10 John Iurpin Of
hesered county He appears TO be about co years age
ieci 9inche high ard Of dark complexion The owner
OF said slave is requested pay charges and take him ay
otherwise lac viii he dealt with the Law directs.
REUBEN TANKERSLEY, ~. s.
Tune 26. 14-,f Tor ~ Nfsvo
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ID. II. O'BRIEN.

Let the public judge fthe objected regulation is
opposed 20 tic right established among civilized ma
tons. But let take into consideration the follow
ing short observations
Isl. The decree Of tic honorable junta carefully
distinguishes between strangers, foreign nhahiarts,
rand fosegngrs fNed in the province l, doe, po.
corAi3cjgehJ tie ffSTj bot those uiafgcJ 10 Bucn.e
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TNHE debtors to the estate of Robert Crqie.
deceased, will take notice that, by decree of he
honorahe Court OF the United States for the Circuit
ana virginia district, made in the suit Craig and others
against Craigs executor and Others the subscriber is APP
pointed receiver Of all the debts and effects belonging TO
the estate of the said Robert Craig, deceased.
June 26. ft-6t DaNIEy CtTr
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Un,icd States cou,, Fyfth Cireuit and y,..,,;,.ia

Urted States Court, Fytfh Cireuft and T-i,cf,ia
Disfyict-Jsne iitk, 1921.
I'HOMAS CRAIG, George rutherford, Robert Mont .
Il gomerie, Robert Sper, Robert Faud. Alexander =
Kerr, Thomas White, and David Wash, PiaisiLef, .
fgaiast =
James Scott Of John Leslie, deceased who
others, Defsndast,. =
Extract from, tie Decree Of tle Court.
And the said commissioner Amos Laddl is ordered 4,
take and report TO the debts ii any
still due from the said Robert Craig his estate; 10
enable him he is directed 10 ,dyertis
twice week for three months successfully creditors 10
come IN and prove their claims before him.
A eopy-Teste, II. JEFFRIEs, Clcrt.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Richmond, 9th month (June) 26 1871
mrsn 10 the aforegoing order of the Court, NOTICE
10 HEREBY GIVEN, 10 all persons having claims against
,ne e ROBERT Craig or his estate prove
same before me, at Office in this city, within three
months from the date hereof that they may be reported
to the, the court AMOS LADD, NJ c.
June %. 14-2et
Il S0th, 1921 ' S -'"'
SIMON pogget and Ann his wife, Plaintiff,
John H. Walker, William d. C. Jones' Henry r. Jones
Marnn . Jones' George W. Jones' Richard Jones' Mary
M Jones' children of Jones dec and M,r, Iorns
adm OF James Jones dec. D,c.y..,.
The defendants William II. c. Jones, Henry r. Jones Mar
I'm D. Jones, George W. Jones Richard Jones MARY Jan
Jones, James H. Y Jones, Charles H. Jones' Anna Nj LONGS
ana Martha Jones' admx of James deed MOI baypo
ehtereu er appearance and given security according 10
oil the court that they inhabitants this common
weathon the motion of the plaintiffs by their n n
oeieu hat The said defendants do appear the All
honday IN August security and answer the
plaintiffs bill and that of this order he ortbi,b in
serted in the Richmond Enquirer eight weeks successive
w. and another copy thereof posted front door of the
court-house OF this county.
, Acopy-Teste, TIL. W. NEW, DC.
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Graiam's Coal Pills q. Prirate Sale.
FHE subscriber will contract, privately the above
IL toned valuable propertyEor particulars apply to Mr..
James Heron Richmond, Va WALTER DUN Exor
April iS i1O-u oTJohn Graham, deceased.
GEO. NJ. PAYNE, .7itorney at Lar,
I)RACTISiNG in the of Buckingham Fluyanna,
will in future regularly attend the of Abemarle
and the superior chaneery for the Richmond district
New Canton, June q. SWAY
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NOTICF,

A IL persons indebted the estate Of SAMUEL PAINE
"a deceased, requested make immediate payment To-
being DESTROYS TO close the administration as soon As
possible Indulgence cannot be granted any Persons h1
wing Chains against the estate requested them
knownto ORBIS PAINE,
Administrator Of Samuel Paine, deceased.
MAY -. eff
Ii persons having claims 5painSt JOHN CkAIAW
IN deceased are requested TO make them known.
WALTER DUN, Executor
Nov. 10. 5f-W John Graham. decd
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ohMiTTED TO the Jail of King William county on the IT'D
OF January lost negro who calls himself BART
LEI and says he belongs Thornton Taafcrro Of the
county o. Caroitc re is about IS years old, feet six
roy PanSIoon Virginia cloth jacket and shirtno
MARKS or scarsThe IS requested come
forward and take him from jail Otherwise he viii be dealt
with according 20 law.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REIyARO-

ANYWAY from the subscriber on the night of the oOth
u OF this month, pcbald muatto man slave name,i
SPENCER ahrnt feet high % years old grave aspect
and OF easy and low OF voice. wore a,y sbort
blue coat and aors beth much worn, and carried wnh
MN Eood deal OF clothing, OF which leaden co!ourei
Cashmere roundabout and pair OF checks are on
reeoested The above reward win paid for apprehcnd
ing ana conning the said Spencer jail that get hin,
again. HF2FEIaU IIpc rss,b
Buckingham courthouse, June pc. I4waw.
Gf 1he Editors Of tic Baltimore 1rrican nil ;a,,r, .I
G1oue four tss, G biQ to IBIS o6s
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j. RIDDLE

j. RIDDLE
NFFERS sale, store three doors south of the
~ Bank of virgiua--
Fine old French Brandy
Jamaica and Antigua Rum, Whiskey
Sicily Madeira anu Port Wines-Lonion Porter
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas--conee
Loaf lump and brown SugarS-MolasSes
Spermaceu and talow Candies-Soap
Salad airl lamp Oils
Wyatt's Chewing Tobacco-Sranish Segars
Mustard, Pepper, Nutmegs
JamiesonS Crackers,
Aeo-l2 tierces Rice Madeira Wine, of excellent
quality, imported In 1916, well fined ft for immediate
use, which WILDE sold by the cask demUohn gallon
june ~: -. ,.s...t il-wiw
JOHN ". DANCE.
A TrORNEY AT LAW, will practise in the SUPERIOR ,n,,
IA Interior Courts OF Powhatan, Chesterfield and Amelia
lie resides at Powhatnh Courthouse. 4-wsw
Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stu6S, Paints, Obs, SC.
c. u. ABRAHAM
IIAS this day received from Boston, per brig Richmond n
l. very general supply of DYE SrUFFS, viz: madden
ground, ogNvood carwood DO. red or Brazil wood do
fstic and Nicaragua woodalso coacand house varnsb
paints, oils, &c.
lie has also received per schr Jane from Philadelphia
large and general supply of MEDICINES selected by one
of the Judges in that city.
lie hns lately received from New York. an additional sum-
Ply of GARDEN and GRASS SEEDS, among which are a
few bushels of Suinfoin HOLY HAY, SO much SPOKEN
of by the French agriculturfsts.
lie has also few hampers Of the first quality SALAD
customers on liberal credit.
SODA POWDERS.
ca a. has on hand and will keep constant supply of So
ia Powders for making Soda Water:
10 drinking this delightful beverage will find their nd
vantage to use hcpowdcrs, only of the facility
in sedIents saluary in their effect than the common
Soda Water. June g. s--wsw
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RANAMAI Nom my house, on the eth April last my
~ JOEa very black fellow about feet no or ~
inches high stout ana Wen iormeta tolerabe good coarse
shoemaker and fond OF working thai business lie carl
ried with him variety of clothing amongst which were n
green surtout coat about half There small scar
on the cll arm and also the left groin occaoned by
the cutting OF Wen. Joe has wife at Mr. Henry Cor
near OsboTns In Chesterfield county where expect he Is
arbored-or he may be harbored Mr. Edward Cox,s i'm
the upper end of Chesterfield the coal pits where he
has many eeqpaintauces will give reward of 90 for
he delivery OF said fellow about miles north of Pow
haan courthouse or 10 il secured any jail so that
&c, nun again LIFTLEBERRY SToVALL.
y6x.t
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(sOo0 Tickets f2I dollars 100000 doars) S2O2
Tickets i2 dollars, which half less their real Va
drawings.
~ FOR Tickets apply nj William II. Titzwhy sOnns J. b.
kursheedts :. * NJ. Aliens n Gespcs, and Henry Wat.
kns Cos, Richmond and J. Is. Kursheedt Petersburg
Virginia. y o.
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no BE DRAWN IN A FEW DAYs.I
GRAND LITERATURE OR CYCLOP.F-
Ola LOTTERY

Authorised by the Legislatures of Pens, vania New York.
Maryland and Virginia.
SCHEME.
First drawn NUMBER when but zoo tickets re-
main in the wheel TO be entitled TO all the copper
plates used in the work, Dolls. 10000
FIRST hvc drawn numbers days drawing,
each euiited TO u complete set of the work. ele-
gantly bound, making 100 sets, 400 dollars 10000
Last drawn ten numbers every days drawing,
each entitled TO a complete of the work in
boards, not less than 80 volumes each set, sub
scription price s2s dollars es,eoo
The 9TH 7th, 9Th 9th, 10th, 18th, 18th, 18th. 18th,
18th, 10th and nth drawn numbers, from the
ist TO the 18th days drawing, Goth inclusive9 ard
the 9Th It'll, 9Th, 9Th, 10th, Iith 18th, 18th, i4h,
18th, 18TH nth, 18th, 10Th, Goth, 2Ist Odd 2Sd 9th,
9Th, 26th and 9th drawn numbers on the Goth
and last days drawing, each entitled 10 complete
100 dollars, ssnoo
; $50 prizes of an imperfect the work.con-
tanning at least 50 numbers, at one half the
subscription price, say dollars, 1900
500 prizes consisting OF a complete Ancient
= and Modern Atlas colorcd and bound, at rs
dollars, comprising upwards seventy maps 100
20 , .oo eiuo ditto, PLAIN, at 10 dollars, 1000
1000 prizes, each consisting ola number OF por-
traits OF American characters given in the
work, at 10 dollars, 10000
: 5i99 prizes of n velume OF plates, consisting OF
L at least 50 impressions, each dollars, 1855
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This Lottery authorised by the Legislatures of Pennsy
'ania New York. Mary land and Virginia The Commission
1rs are seven highly respectable gentlemen Of the City
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Charles County Court.

November Term, 1879,
On application TO the Judges OF Chafn -,
~ County Court by petition in writing vi
Will,um MCon,hie, OF Charles County
tor the bene6, of The act OF assembly ioI Tie
relief of lnsolvent debtors, passed al Not
session 1905, and the several supplements
thereto, on the terms mentioned therein, d
schedule OF his property, and list OF n''
creditors on oath. SO Tar as he can ascer
tain them, being annexed To his peti''on
and being satisfied by competent testimony
that the said William M'Conchle has re-
sided two years Immediately pr, cedng me
time of his application, 10 the state oil Ma
ryIand, and being also satisfied that inc
said William M'Conchie IS in confinement
for debt and for no other cause, and the
said William M'Conchie having entered IN
to bond with sufficient security ter his per-
sonaI appearance in Charles County Court,
to answer such allegations as his creditors
may make against him 1t is thereupcn
ordered and adjudged, that the said MI
liam M'Conchie be discharged from lmPrl-
sonment, and that by causing copy OF inns
order to be inserted in some one OF the
newspapers edited in the district OF Column
bia. once week for two mouths success
sveIy before the third Monday in March
next; he give notice to his creditors TO APP
pear before the said court at CharlestoWn,
in the SAID county, on the said third Mon
day in March next, for the purpose OF re;
commenting trustee for their benefit, ana
to shew cause il any they have, why ile
said William NJ Conchie should not have the
benefit OF the several nssolvsnt laws OF this
state as prayed.
Test JOHN BARNES.
Clerk of Charles County Court.
January % th2ms
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Charles County Court.
N0Uember Term. !,

.NoOenlber Term. 1890.
ON application to lie Judge, OF Charles
" County Court by petition in writing OF
Luke Steirbura, of Charles County. for the
bench OF the act OF assembly for the relief
of insolvent debtors, passed at November
session 1905, and the several supplements
thereto, On the terms menuOned therein, a
schedule OF his property, and list ci ms
creditors on oath, 50 Tar as he CAN o>Cer-
tain them, being annexed 10 his petition,
and being satisfied by competent testimony
that the said Luke Sh, irturn has resided
two years Immediately preceding The time
OF his application, IN The state vi Maryland,
and being also satisfied that the SAID Luxe
Sheirburn is in actual confinement tor debt
and tor no other cause, and the SAID Luxe
Melr6urn having entered INTO bond win
sufficient security Tor his personal appear
ance in Charles County Court, to answer
such allegations as bis creditors may make
against him II is thereupon ordered and
sdiudged, that the said Lake Sheirburn be
discharged from Imprisonment, and That by
causing a copy of this order To- be inserted
in sone one OF The newspapers edited IN the
district of Columbia, once week for Two
months successfully, before the third Mon
day of March next; he give notice to his
creditors TO appear before the said court al
Charlestown in the said county, on the said
third Monday in March next for the pur.
pose of recommending trustee for their
benefit, and to shew cause If any they
have, why the said Luke She,rburm should
not have the benef OF the several insoiyent
laws ofthis state as prayed.
Test JOHN BARNES,
Clerk OF Charles Coanty Court.
aDuarv o. THIN