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replied the other, in all impatient
tone. what can you dog why. sir,
I can feel a pulse. and discover from
it to what diseases the person is most
subject Here, them stretching
out his arm, feel mine The doc
tor obeyed, and, after some sagaciuus
indications, said, Il find, sir, you are
subject to grievous head aches NE
YER had headache in my life A
profound silence enaued. In short
time the doctor took his leave, say
ing, Il suppose, sir, you think me
fool ? The inexorable Pluto retprt-
ed. Sir, you seem to knew what I
think, though you don't know how |
f els
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COiiEN'S

Lottery 8, El"hfnge OGIce, IL Ma'ket-st'eet'
ALTlMOhE.
Where the grt6t capital prizes IN both
the last lotteries acre sold to distant adven-
t Ss.n sold d"a sn d: s"y other in ams
r,ca.
.E.3-Orders trom any part oil the United
States, by mail (pos, ps'd) OF by private
conveyance enclosing the cash or prize
tickets in any OF The Baltimore lotteries,
will meet the usual prompt and punC'uai
attention. it addressed 10
}. /. COHEN, ir. Baltimore.
eTCOHEN'S LOTTERY Gazetfs and
Register" which ispublIshed regularly
alter act Drawing will contain The Oil
clal List OF the Grund STATE Lottery, and
will be forwarded grans, to all who par.
chase their Tickets at COHEN'S OF
FiCE, and who signify their wish to have
the same
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VIRGINIA: ;,
Ala Superior Court OF Chancery held
10 the town of Fredericksburg, on the
9Th day OF October, 1898
Joseph Shumate, 10 bis own right, and as
administrator of Richard Shu.e, decess.
ed, Plaintiff,
Augustus B, Carver and Luther Radcliffe,
Defendants.
ytNHE decree nisi entered in this cause
1 al rules on The ED day OF May, 1898,
being returned executed on the defendant
Augustus B. Carver, and The defendant
Luther Radcliffe. who is out Of this Com>
monweallb, and against whom the plain
tiff appears 10 have proceeded in the mode
prescribed by law against absent defend.
ants; and they still failing to appear and
answer, the bill of the plaintiff IS taken Tor
coniessed; and on motion OF The plaintiff,
by counsel, the Court, on consideration OF
The bill and exhibits, doth adjudge, order
and decree, that unless the defendants, or
one of them, do within six weeks from the
date hereof, pay to the plaintiff the sum OF
600 dollars, with interest al the rate OF b
per centum per snnum from the first day
of January, 1922, until paid, and the costs
by him expended in the prosecution OF
tins suit, the said defendants and their
hers, and all persons claiming un>
der them, be thenceiorih barred and tore-
closed OF all equity and right 10 redeem
the houses and lots described IN the linden.
ture Of trust, the exhibit aforesaid, made
on the Esd day OF September, 1916 be
tween Augustus B. Carver OF the Que part,
and Richard Shute Of the other part; and
that the Marshal OF ibis Court do, alter ad.
yertsing the time and place thereof for
three months successively, IN some news
paper printed in the town OF Alexandra,
expose TO sale by public auction, tor rea.
dy money, the houses and lots in the said
iDdenture men ioned, and out OF the mo-
ney arising from the said sale, after de-
iraying The expenses attending the same,
pay to the plaintiff The said principal mo-
ney, interes, and COSTS; and The surplus OF
the proceeds OF sale, II any, retain I'm his
hands, subject to the future order OF the
Court, acd report his proceedings herein
10 the Court IN order 10 final decree.
Costs, 80 dolls. IS cents. Copy.
Teste, J. T. FORD, c c.
ftJ-Pursusnt to the foregoing decree, |
shall, on Saturday, the s9h day oil May
next in iron, OF Capt Williams's Tavern,
in Dumfries, expose 10 sale by auction, to
the highest bidder, for ready money,
TWO LOTS, known in the plan Of ME
SAID town OF Dumtries, by the numbers
Twenty-sIx and Thirty four.
WIN NJ. CRAIG, Deputy Of
JOHN STANARD, NJ, F. c. D.
feb 28 t9aI0ay
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ANECDOTE.

A young man, having finished his
medical studies. applied to an old
gentleman of austere temper and sur
" manners, to know whether his
NJ: ghboraood would be an eligible
situation for a physician. 'Why,'
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Real passion runs not after remote
illusions, and obscure opinions. -
Where there is leisure for fiction,
there is little grief.
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Q think not my purse will be Away, as light,
And Is empty and bare as it seems to YOU now;
Nor expect that the dark sulen scowl OF to-
night, throw
Will return with tomorrow to black'n my
No, the ticket I've purchased at Runnells's
shop,
As certain as fate will come out great prize;
And the sudden transition, the magical hop,
Win flash on my soul and give light to my eyes.
Then pledge me, We wags, let US toss off
bumper,
And swell nigh the choru, to Runnel's name,
He who changes pigmy at once to athumper,
And crowns HIM with fortune, preierment,
and fame.
The thread of our lives would be dark, Hea-
ven knows,
If it were Motor cash and the comfort it brings:
And care not how soon may sink to re pose,
When the hope OF fortune forever takes wings.
And those bards who have scrubbed the sweet.
est the prettiest,
About love * friendship acknowledg e the fact,
That cash means them both; and It's certainly
wttiest,
To take snort word, tits so trig & compact.
Then pledge me We ways let stoss off a bumper
And swell high the chorns TO Runnels's name;
He who changes pisny at once to thumper,
And crowns him with fortune preterment and
fame.
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100000 Dollars
ALIENS

Lottery and Exchange Office,
Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington.
Where the Cash can be obtained Tor prI-
yes as soon as drawn.
Orders from any part of the U. States,
per nail, post paid, or by private convey
ance. enclosing cash or prize tickets in a.
nv of the Baltimore Lotteries, will meet
the most prompt attention, it addressed 10
S. 1. NJ. ALLEN y Co.
Washington City.
march 80
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100000 DOLLARS.

1UU,UUU DOAA|fANO'
There are also now floating in the wheels
THE CAPT. AIS OF
10000 DOLLS 10 900 DOLLS,
10000 DOLLS. 1000 DOLLS.
: Of loo DOLLARS &c
The Who'll. OF which are liable 10 be drawn
at the NEXT D,u.WING, which in or
der to allow time 10 distant adventures,
will take place on
Thursday, The 18th Of May
in The city of B,iI,more, under tbr super
attendance of the Commissioners appoint
ed bv the Governor aud Council Only
two drawings remain 10 complete The
scheme-tbe whole of the prizes are pay
able in CASH, which can be iI'sd al 'o'
HENS OFFICE the moment they are drawn.
*x*Orders us. III to be sent on as soon
as possible. Persons al dlsta nce may al
all times with confidence forward their
Iemi,tauces to Coben's Office, lor IT the
great capitals in The scheme should be
drawn when heir orders arrive, ard the
slate OF the wheel not justify an invest
ment, the amount enclosed vii! be return
ed by the FIR, nah
Whole Ticket ~ 60 Quarters 10
Halves ~ &c Eighths 30
TO be had (warIanled undrawn) at
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Washington's Reports.

Washington's Reports.
REPORTS OF cases. argued and deter
~ mined in the Court OF Appeals Of
Virginia, by Bushrod flashing ton--2d e.
dition--very materially corrected: Wilb
the addition OF references TO subsequent
determinations of the same Court; new
marginal abstracts Of the cases reported;
a new indeA. and complete table of the
cases cl'ed-In vols. svo price, neatly
bouna 8 dollars. For sale by
march 6-iaw3w A. T, KENNEDY.
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John ii. Ladd d Go.

John IL. Ladd y Go.
OFFER FOR SALE
NEUSCOVADO}
Ni f,,ysd }suGARs
Trinidad MoLAssEs
l H,'sna {coFrEE
5, Dnmingo)
Spanish chocolate
i"periaI frEAS
Young Hyson}
Pepper, cassia, cloves
$ f: S''s''' WINES
y hs,' iad,s RUM
Holland gin
H Ms;ssiiles BRANDY
Whskey
Winter strained sperm
s oiiSe strained 'psF" s ll
Mess and prime beef, mess pork
Mackerel No. T. 2, herrrngs No. l&2
Shad gross and neat, dun cod fish
Turks Island salt
Plaster lump and ground, grindstones
Cut nails assorted sizes, window glass
Red OGRE, taliow mould candles
Spanish tobacco
Spanish tsEGARS
American 'H"
Manufactured tobacco
Sugar loaf jp.pco
Writing and letter al Gu
Band box boards
W M,rI!ed Ma1 se SOAP
Russia clean hemp
Russia u%a DUCK
:.iens' and boys boots and shoes
Mems and boys bat
Cotton yarn various numbers
lockwood, burr blocks
Potatoes, apples, onions, SC. &c.
Jan &c
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THE GREAT CAPITAL PRIZE OF
One Hundred thousand Dolls
10 now floating in the
<GRAND ST.II'E LOIIERI
OF Maryland, now drawing in Baltimore
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Just Received

Just EeCelYeU
80 bushels CLOVERSEED.
6 barrels ENGLISH WALNUTS
Per schooner Twin Brothers, and for sale
Inv SAM. MESSERSMlTH.
march 80
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COHEN'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE,
April3, 1924.
Orr'Be.ides the shove splendid capital
prize @!
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100000 Prize now Floating
ALIENS PRIZE LIST,
Ofthe 18th days drawing OF the Maryland
GRAND
STATE LOTTERY, No. 2.
NJ ,as7e nr;ze of boo
1885 do on
0rTbe drawing will be continued on
Tha1sday, the 18Th Of May. Those in
cliaed TO adventure, should lose no time 10
recurring chances At this important Crisis
the scheme, as the whole OF the prizes
re now floating, and only TWO MORE
DRAWINGS to complete il.
Prizes still undrawn are:
100000 Dollars
| prize of $4,000
g do 10000
| do 5000
+ do 1000
Persons ordering tickets by mail, or
therwise, will be informed OF their tate III
des-ed) as soon az drawn
Whole tickets D9O 90 Quarters D5 90
Halves 900 Eightbs 81
For the lucky numbers apply at
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.tarshai's Sale.

march 80
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Quantico Canal Lottery, 18th clas,
SCHEME.
Go2i prizcs, 1850 Gck' $1,000
lU626 biunhS, els N 81.

This IS alottcry forRedby the ternary com
bnation and Formulation ol 25 Nos. To dc.
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shall have or them three OF the drawn Nos,
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| cneh entitled to prize OF $500; those Il 9th
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one of the drawn Nos. on (bcing 6o72) vii
! each be entitled toa prize of IS.
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earlier day il the sale OF tickets will warrant
it,
Whole Tickets $j--fiaiyes 81 50--Qnarters
81 -
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combination and Formulation numbers of ihe
lottery, warranted 10 draw, al least goo, less
! than Il per cent may also lie had at the same
rate, but on that day the tickets will positive
/ y be advanced to s..
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