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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-28
$4,000
1852 prizes.

10000 tickets-Not one Blankto a Prize.
Every Prize PAYABLE in Cash, sixty days at
ter the drawing-subject to deduction OF 10
per cent. -,
p Node of Dra,cing.-The numbers will
he mt into one wheel as usual, and in the o.
ther wheel will be put, the prizes a6ore the
denomination oftwo dollars, and the drawing
10 progress in the usual manner. The lO,ooO
prizcs ofS2 win be awarded to the odd or even
Numbers of the Lottery Gas the case may be)
dependant on the drawing the Capital Prize
of Ttrenty thousand Doh~s-that is to say, IT
the %, 600 dollar prize should come out to an
odd Number, then erery odd Nun6er ,,s me
.Sehegne will be entitled to a 81 prize. II the
10000 dollar prize should come out to an
sr.. Number, then all the Eren Numbers IN
the Scheme will be each entitled to aprize ofS2.
CrOdd Numbers are those ending with l,
TTEven Numbers are those ending with 2,
A, 6, Sor0.
This mode of drawing not only enables the
Commissioners to complete the whole Lottery
in ONE DRAWING, but has the great advan-
tage of distributing the small prizes regularly
TO ererv alternate number ga the scheme, so that
the holder of two shares of tickets Zone odd
and one even number) will be. certain OF OBJ
tanning at least one prize, and IN the same IA
ito for any greater quantity.
rJ A ticket drawing superior prize IN
This scheme, Is yor RESTRICTED from drawing
an inferior one also.
The drawing viii take place in the City OF
Baltimore on Wednesday the 18th Of May,
and win finish on the same day. A very short
period therefore, intervening before the time
Of drawing will Observation-Disclosures at dis
lance should avail themselves OF the very SUI
perior advantages offered by the scheme, and
send on their orders without delay-they will
remark the low rate of tickets-the very tri.
fling risk to be run, there not being one Blank
70 prize and that the capital prize of Twen-
" thousand Dollars, is of a magnitude hiaher-
to unprecedentcd for so small a sum invest
ed-above all, however, is the certainty Of Oh.
tanning at least one prize by the purchase OF
two tickets or two shares-(one odd and one
even numberl and in the same ratio of certain.
" in the purchase of a greater number OF
tickets or shares.
The limits of an advertisement do not per-
nit detail of the various and many advanta-
ges in this improved mode OF Lottery-they
will naturally present themselves to the adven-
turer on examination of the scheme, to a scru-
tiny of which, We invite their attention.
Whole Tickets, 81
Halves,
Quarters,
To be had, in the greatest variety ofnumbers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-04
MISCELLANY.
From the Ne,c Monthly Magazine.
GIULlO, A TALE.
AN IMPROVISATION OF BoSAPARTE.

AN IMPRovIsATIoN OF BoNAFARTE.
Bonapayis, during the first year after he as
cended the imperial throne, was IN the habit
of passing such evenings as he could spare
from business, in the apartments OF the En-
nress. Harassed by the fatigues or the day,
he would throw himself on sofa, and there,
deyoured by his ambitious projects, would
lose himself in gloomy silence, which no
one had the holiness TO disturb. But some
times he would give the reins to his ardent
Imagination and to his taste for the marvellous,
Or, to speak more justly, to that necessity
for producing effect, which was, perhaps, his
predominant feeling and he would then re-
scite histories which were almost always ter
rble. and which never failed to bear the Inn
press Of his character. The ladies in waiting
pro6ted by these variations of the Emperor,
and il is from the repetition of one of them
Madame de r. that the following anecdote
has been transcribed. "Never, said that Ia
dy, odd Bonaparte appear to me more extra.
ordinary than during his recital OF the story OF
GiuGo. Carried away by his subject he ira
versed the apartment,-his voice varied with
his characteristic seemed to multiply himself,
and the terror he inspired WAS unaffected. -
To excite alarm in his audience was delght-
full to him, and nothing gratfed HIM so highly
as the expression of horror which marked the
eountenances of those who surrounded him.
Madame de r. committed to paper the anec-
dote of Giulo the night on which she heard it
related, and shortly afterwards impaired it to
one of her friends, NJ. Guizot, to whom we
are indebted for. its communication.
mysterious being, who pretended to UNI
rayel the secrets of the Future, had appeared
at Rome. The sex of this woman was a mat
ter of dispute: some there were, who, in re-
lating the strange predictions they had re-
ceiyed, spoke of it as bearing the form and
features of woman; whilst others declared
they had been COMPOUNDED by the appearance
ola hideous monster. This oracle resided IN
one of the suburbs, where she inhabited de-
serted palace, sufficiently guarded from the
curiosity of the populace by superstition and
dread. No one could ascertain the period
other arrival, and, in short, whatever re lated
to the existence of this individual, was wrap'
in impenetrable mystery. Nothing was spok
en- Of at ROME but the Sibyl, the name BY
which she was then generally designated' al
were anxious to consult her, while few coulo
muster courage to enter her dwelling. UT
approaching 1t, some were seized with alter.
ror such as only fatal presentiment could
Justify, and fled as though strongly repulsed
BY an invisible hand; in such cases they were
never tempted to return.
Camille, ayoung Roman nobleman, resolved
to explore the abode Of the Sibyl, and engag.
ed his intimate friend Giulo as his companion
IN the enterprises the latter, being Of an ire.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-04
P0EYR =.
A FABLE.

A Seraph, who once had his Plumes unfurPd
From his Eden, among the stars to stray,
As, returning, he few by this unknown world,
Had to learn where he was, ere he found
his way.
He saw young Bridegroom,-his wings he
stay'd,
Hung his dazzling wreath on cloud of even,
Then, lighting, he ask d to what world he had
stray'd-
The happy young mortal exclaimed twas a
'sHeaven."
''Nay, nav" the radiant stranger cried,
"If this be Heaven Oh tits not ours -
So, regaining his wreath, he few on, and sigh'd
For his own glad land of immortal flowers.
Next he found, in a cline all sunny with fame,
A Bard, who could darken the heart too well;
The bright visitant ask'd him his world to
In a moment of gloom he replied, Ca Hell. I"
ooh no." thought the Seraph, "though new
" came down,
weIlI know that neither of these is here"
So again he resumed his shining crown,
Too bright for the eyes ola twilight sphere.
Last he lit before one, whose eyes, though dim,
Were 6x'd onthe tale ofRedemption's birth;
Asking what the planet was called of him,
The old man told him its name was 'sEarth."
"Happy they" said the Seraph. ''who dream
IL no hearen!
Happy they" said the seraph, "who make
it no hell,
For tits written above, that to them twill be
given,
Who shall use il as earth, with their God to
dwell" j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
I4.VO E6R STI

Evo ale my OF land in Abemarc county heretofore
Il resdcnee consisting OF $500 about 1000 n whic
are OF the brst Don"siH Euaity, znd living below III.
moun'ain aud "xendok from IT, generally OF good quality,
aud remarkably well nbeed aud waered. The tract lie, on
the south side ct the Rvanna branch Jane, River nav
gable tor BaiteauN 10 Nlton which within three and half
miles II 1--WE miles from Charlottesville, six from the
University OF lis advantas health and socie-
~ remark need he made here. The estate ba, all the -
improvements on it, commoliuu, dwelling house building.
Tor servants aud other domestic purpose. good stables
harn VII" iheshing machines, mill good
houses for managers and laborer well posted Tor each purpose,
and all m good repair The tract be divided
w. into several paris he disposed OF drcd The paw
men OF purchase money he ade by Instruments with
very liberal redii, to he agreed time Of sale The
urnuI and the stock Of every kind with The land
have also Tor sale another tract of rather 100
sores miles below hon,wibin river on s northern
side, which lies we'll of good quality, well timhered and
Matercd and has valuable Of lime passing IT,
This irsct divided into two farms each having on L dwelling
house. eominoous for small family with necessary out
buildings Credit will he given for this tract in like manner
tor the other Persons Inclined purchase, addrcs. them
selvrs directly IN JAMES MONROE
Oak Hill, Loudoun county, Va. April ~ 1I5-tf
1r With view to sale Of the lands shove described
the highest bidder in small tracts with liberal credit vii
attend che premises, the first Monday in June next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
IY0OD IND 1IIIRI-R

fEIE 'uhsee oers for sale, his called frceo
Spring or james river, IN James City county, about an
miles above Aofoik 1000 cords u oak and Pine Wool ,
large quantity ct Ship aud Building Timber, consisting of ,L
Pine and Cypress He will uto for he s,e
'iaudig deliverable at the watcr edge, either az ,e
ports Of Richmond, Norfolk Baltimore, the District Of Co,c
ba, Philadelphia New York The navigation il ,t Ell in,
any Tonnage The wood snd timber commencing IT the iE
q" The nte extending along the Considerable A.,
tsnce and where fhaa mile from navrable ,y,f,
the roads eNcelient and the country perfectly level AM
person wishing view the aine Will ud ready gcces bv liz
steam boats which ply regularly james river and have
common auding place at james TO0 within hair mile oCtr
estate. Letters addressed TO the subscrbcr William su,p
Virginia o. Port Tobacco Charles county, Maryland will E
immediately attended 10. q. UfSON
Anri b tne 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

n = I'll. ENQUIRER j. published twice week generally
,i three week during the session ct the State Lege
Price, the her.tDcrc, Five Dollars per snnu
in advance. Notes OF Chartered Srecie-Paying bank,
f, will he received in payment The Editors will gua.
Zee The safety rvns them BY ma,l the postage Of all lei
ter, being paid, by the writers.
a. paper will he discontinued Out at The discretion OF
The Edi,osJ until all arrearges have heen paid up
r. Whoever will guarantee the payment OF ninc papers,
shall have the tenth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
ny One square, OR LESS-First insertion 10 eents-each
continuance, 80 cents. .
No inserted, until il has either been pad
fr or assumed by person an this city, az lis en'fon'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
Dismal SWamp Stock For Sale.

DURSUANr to decree Of the Circuit Court Of the Diriet
Of columbia for the county Vt AeSdra, the ast Germ
of the said IN the amcablc suit Of Chlncerv Of " M
ingon ald others, icgnee, compliments against Hu.hrni
Warrington and Laurence Lewis acting executors Of General
George Washington dee defend1msf fhal ~ een,npi,r
under the said decree proceed t. sell the 5h day ns
ensun. At public auction, for cash. At the Commercial cad
ing Room n Alexandria share Of Stock in the Dismal
swamp land Company, the property o the of the l,te
General George Washington. The dividends psd upon TN,
share, Tor some years past, hive been very considerable
particular stotemeot Il which be seen bv refer
rncc 20 therepOu, with the of Master
Moore, filed IN the Aforesaid Sale cnpmeuce Il ~
O'clock. NORLET HERBERT Coata,tsssous-
glexasiris, Mo T.. S-4Tsfg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
April5,
TRENT'S BRIDGE.

JhuTSHdi SAFE OF IftShfy pufitd0ie Rcdk Estate.
pursuance OF decree the Superior Cour uf Chime ery
for tue Richmond District pronounced on the Goth ,ay Of
March 1928, IN the of Trent Trent Campbell
Trent; Trent vs. Trent, aud Lcper Trent shall
day the 26t day OF May UeT for sale, highest
bidder public auction, the toll house Of Tren Bridge
subject &c the dover right of Mrs Martha Trent the toll
bridge toll house aud lot appurtrnaut thereto and
enaneos OF the bridges immediately which, ehe at the
place their respective premises may he deemed
nst conducive To the interest vi the parties iay;
al IA like offer for sale, subject like right oil
dover, the following lots OF laQd lying the Man
ebeer, Viz; Lots No 279 go ESQ., t9 CSC 257 PAS 24
PSI Do, 2lS 3D. he last Nos. heinz house and inn
PrOvenents occupied BY Mrs, Trent-2Oi 2Og 1876 1856 ao
the Zee simple interest IN possession of Edward w. Trent in
the following lots an sa town Of Mtuche,er Lot. Nos,
lBl, l82, 67 68 IS, 81 90, S. o. TO- H. ~ IS
H. - b. %, 80 TO- 81 209 40 22l 2l2 the four
public warehouse thereon, aud oety Of 237
part OF lot No. SO; forty live feet fIont improved, and one
noiety part OF lot adjoining hcing No Lots Nos 1872
2O3, ZIG, and 22S Lot, No 4j5 in e Of Richmond sub,
ect to the dover Of Mrs Trrnt ADD lee simple inter ed in
possession, IN the following lots the Of Richmond viz
lot No iSd One sixth Of undivided piece OF land sold
M Masha Overtou t. w Trent others living near n
canal halt ct No SCI, purchased by rrent aud rrely
The sale Of the above described property will commence II
o'clock, the toll house bridge as above stated and he
there continued, Adjourned day day. and from
10 place. a. circumstances require Should
DAY prove to he unfair, sale 10 the fair day
thereafter '
Tie undersigned deems unnecessary 10 say any thing oftbc
value ct the above property particularly of the Bridge 10 those
acquainted with IT: hut TO the distant Gdyenturer To the man
OF capital and enterprise, he will saw within his short ex
Petenoe, hut few, any opportunities have occurred better
calculated TO insure reward honest Industry thrown
across James ve aud connecting does cy OF
mond aud the town OF Manchester; aud constructed cheap
safe aud SIMPLE Pan the profits from the tolls have exceeded
the expectations of the most sanguine
IEhMS or SALE-Ona-i"urth Of the purchase money
payable IN sin mOnba cne-touth ia twelve months on,-o
"a eighteen months; and oneourh twent
notes. negotiable with approved endoers aud the title retain.
ed as security.
April s. 1og a. - ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
LNIEERSTTF on FIRGLN,L1-

AN requested By the Faculty of t. institution 10 Five no
uee that Teachers of Mc aud Drawing wanting here
The requisites henS ia the Teacher oF Music, tlt be
'rr>ed IN Orchestra performance and science of coupo-
'"n-ahd IN the Teacher ef DTnr' h1t he add the
branches OF that aarchectural and mechanical c,gnnr
addressed University OF Virv
near Charioesylle postage paid will he attended to.
a. S. BRoCkENBRoCGH, r. u. V.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
Goochianld and Hanover Land for Sale,

y sru. Of order of the Superior Chanc-ry
the Nehmond District offer private sale a tract
~ the upper part Of Goochianl the Ltl,
byrd Creek containing I+7i ther-abou aud another
ar' ~ The county al Hanover, Containing 936 ~
desirable e. close speedily possible the of tn.
estate, the land will he sold moderate price
noiaiinr terms Both tract, will he divided
The uOhohand land will he shewn persons wishing
chase by Mr. Winston Payne, and the Hanover lands by Mr.
iLiuey. res. Possession eau be given immediately.
WIN. r. WIOKliAM, surviving
TruHee Of the estate oi Saul. Gni, dec.
hiehinond, Jam H. 162o 51---tf
Coal Land and one halt of Barton .Nilis for sale.
virtue OF deed of the Subscribers fon Miles
NJ Bot, 10 satisfy certain debts therein specified will he ex
posed TO ais ut auction, 10 the highest bidder cah
front door OF the E,Sc Tavern the city Richmond ut
twelve o'clock ON Monday the sd IF Nay meri, follow
ing property, To-
One hlli OF the Corn Mill commonly called Barton Mus
w ohcs,crheid county with much ground beecn
aud water lie for building lumber houses
as much water from the canal sufficient to drive two pair
OF stones, and other machinery that necessary for
,ne ane with privilege Of good road through the land
Frederick Clarke to said mills,
Aiso, moi-tv Of land in Povbat,u county
merly belonging 1.-THE whole uac to Peter Dupuv and IN O.
fo'a known aud called by the the Patterson tract
DuPuy aud Pars Coal Pits) prchs,edy Dupuy and
fofa OF DAVID Patterson OF the af Cheerhcd aud
supposed To he four hundred and y-cisht acre, aud half
Thr land sh-eved to contain large valuable body coal
and 10 he an Inerens object any person wishing acquire
'hatsOr of property.
JOHN BRocKEyDRoUGH
RICHARD ANDERSON, Trustee,
PHILIP n. NICHOLAS,
April s, 1925 1os--,d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
LancastriaIs School, Citgof Richmond.


~ oiiCEis hereby given, that the last FRIDAY Of the
~ present month, the Trustees OF that Institution will pro-
coed L. the election OF Tutor, supply the psce
seat inruhhn whose term of Office expires, The Goth
August next Those DESTROYS of presenting themselves
dHcs, requested make known by
ter, free ofpOs,age, addressed to
RIO: GREENHow, Sec'ry l. S.
May G. ~ =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
THE ORATONIO (!
IN Tuesday EVening The 2ith Of the present month";
~ number OF ladies and genenen. An,at-uis, ot this city,
assisted by gentleman Of Considerable musical talents
Petersburg, Intend giving oratSrio, or
C0tlcftt OF SsSrrcN MI ttStc.

- IN TIE MONL ULNTAL CHURCH.
The selection, consisting Of Solos, itms Upetls and Cho-
es has been carefully made from. work.
ivred musical composers, aud from the
logio..
Thr motives which have originated this pit
neSoleht chsiaetcr and the eoluncns arising
tented a' deserved testimonial ot good will, be
appropriated TO the benefit OF MRS. SULLY The Right
Bishop Moore and the Vey, have approved these notrcs
ny granting the use Of the Church for The Uecssiun.
Jealous eNeritns have hcen used erabe time
past 10 Up and render this vat worthy the aeu
lion of the public.
ar Tickets ct Admission at HiLF' 4 DOLLIR each to
Ice had ut Mr. titzwi, .onn aud Mcsr Collin. i Co.
Book and al Mr. Mann 5. Valentines Dry Store
on ShockG hills Tn, procuring Of these tickets due
recommended as no p-son will he adni;i-.t without them.
n The Oraiorio will Commence oeioc preei.ey
ItichinOnti, May 10. lit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
James Holnro1l, Spencer n. E0l,non. IIIiiaD,

JonleS IEotnlo1I, Spencer n. Holman, UUfidn
Fryer and Sssnanah t. Fryer fieyfy Snsannah y H9l-
maal Wp Wsdor md Saiy A. Jyi,doH, formerly Sally
4. HoinoH aud james L. Holman
you are not dents Of this commonwealth and have
known agent within the whom notice eau xiv
en will take notice that shall Friday the 18th sud
Saturday the 18Th days Of June between the hours
O'clock ~ the morning aud the evening, the
OF Tbwc1, Miller IN the county u Prince Edward aud
State oi Virginia proceed 10 take tie dep o,ons Mary Ar
instead aud hcr, 10 be read evidence Chan
Gerry, depending in the county Of Prince Edward
which suit am plaintiff aud you are defendants.
Yours &c. FRANCES HOLMAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
April $.
MARSHAL'S SAI,E-

~ StOch, Coal LG1dS and CitU Lots
pursuance deere Of tive Superior Court Of Chapcery
= To-, the Richmond District pronounced the 2ith Jay Of
March IG25, IN the OF Stoy Currie shal on Monday
the Esd day OF May "-s II O'clock lot sale on he
mnef TO the hisbcd bidder public auction an undivided
oo'eiy OF about 20 feet Of ground in the city Of Richmond
binding old Shcekoe Warehouse, adjoining the propry Of
Samuel Paine, aud the brick warehouse belonging To Tbona,
Pitts 80
And in like manner, Tuesday the 9th day of Nav newt
shall At O'Clock, H. NJ offer FOR sale, front door of le
Eagle Hotel the city OF Richmond, twentvye .lare III
stock IN the Richmond Dock Company fully paid up Fse
shares Of Stock ~ the Deep Run turnpike Conpan, ,n
divided moiey Of undivided third pt tract OF land
containing by survey ninety acres, which there coal and
situated near Adams cool pits, IN Goociand county, An n
vdeJ moey Of undivided ird part OF a Il act Of land aIso
containing al and believed 1850 acre. and p
wards and situated in the county Of Heuco aud known as de
deep coal pitua
An undivided inoiety Of tract Of an situated In IN, eoun
~ OF Henrco, adjoining the lands Of Daniel Buon and con-
tanning
Que sixth OF undivided Of land in the county Of
land, near the Dover coal pit, containing 40 acres
Add O'Clock, r. Of the said 24 DAY If sy next on
the premises undivided tnOcy OF ccrai lot
and being ~ the city Of Richmoni immediately opposite
sons Garden, containing x lots half acres. IN Couu add.
ton aud designated No u Richard Younxs plan of said
city TERMs-A credit Of three aud SIX mOn,h, nOc, witt,
approved eidOfsers.
J. GUERRANT, NJ. s.C.C.Rp
April 5. 1os--.,J,
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= Y NV DUI@I@sf1lS he " .fIfU.
- aNAWAN from the subscriber, living Hanover the
IA night Jf the 1t negro man named ysCk sLoh
ie- or inches high. 'toop lc in hi, shoulders
lost one o his under teeth; light complex
- years of IL supposed he lurking Ro hinond
he above reward will bePaid for experimenting
''id runaway to me. ED: q. SYDN OR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
Nrny 10.
RENO VII.

IT. NASH hs. ed hts Book, Stationery and Fancy
- Store, to the recently occupied nv Mesr w m
4. baitow CO. fronting The street l,adins from Bridge
where he will he happy make the interest rieud
aud the public generally call he determined To sell al
the lowest cash prices, and the odatns terms
Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
.NIyVETY SL4VES FOR .S-sLE

gF(FEII SLdHES FOR S.4LE.
10y virtue OF deed Of trust executed by Alexander
- Boyd, ior the purpose Of securing debt therein urn-
oned and due 10 Blair Burwel, Will, MONDAY the 2JJ
day Of May at Meckenburg Courthouse proceed IL sell for
cash, between Ninety aud hundred Ssves embfsepr
slaves o every descriptions among them rrade,nen If va
uous kinds 10 wit; bitcksnth i,en,akcr aud csnncr. So
fine an opportunity Is seldom offered persons wshnr 10 or
chase property VI this description accommodate caeiyet
The slaves remarkably key aud the sae must certainly
take place. IL the day mentioned should be bad one. &
sale will commence or the good day, and will continue
T day 10 day until all Of the slaves ssil be sold or %
eenqy " satisfy tie objee, ofthe deed Of fot.
JOHN w. LEWIS,
WIN TONNES, {'"'lfef
April 10 itt.tA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20
WESTERN MIL COACH

I'm the 18th May the Mail Coach ichmond and Char
" lote.ye will commence running times week, fol-
lows
Leauing Richmond Tuesdays, Thursdays and SUNDAYS
O'clock a. n lodge Mrs. B.yd'., aud Chsrot,s
vile the next morning Co breakfast.
RETURNING,
Leave Charlottesville Tueday, Thursdays anal Sunday,
at half past T. p. Immediately after the arrival OF the Wee.
,ern mail. Lodge WiD., aud arrive in Richmond the
next day in the afternoon. The coaches and horse. this
route good The drivers sober and aeeomnualngfare
oniy Sir Dollars. r. PORTER.
1t6--u
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Lunatic Hospifoi UTIIi0msJ1lrG.

LuRdttc Hospital williamsburg:
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the building
by the act OF the General Assembly OF eina OF The 5
March, 1924, addition the Hospital will
ny the 18th Of this month"; aud thereafter there will be
for the reception Of patients al this institution
by order VI the Court Of Directors,
LEONARD HENLEY c. e. d
May 8, 1925. ms 81
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NnTfGE

IL perOns h,vng claim, against the estate or John Foe.
Ter, scc viii hiring them forward properly authenticated
ment without deav JOnN H. FOSTER 80
May 10. 1925. i-2m of I,Ln Eo.t,.r H..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

WISH 10 hire pufehase, healthy 5ctiyc young man
Aeryant II good character, who sccu.oncd ne manage
ment Of Horss', aad who iia kill carriage 4, VET
mslth 2s. fns.e.l u Y. nANInt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-05-20

FENiE tgatee OF Daniel Burton, dec leasing
those well known Pitts for term Of yearshry stuat-
ed IN llenrioo county, adjoining Deep Run Pitts aud about
miles from the ctyFor information call Reuben Burton
Thomas o. Burton, who can be the premises an slipu
ATE the terms. Dec. ~. soft