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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
Ertensjee sale Of ralaable Lands IN Orange.

IN Of decree pronounced on lath Feb lsio by the
Superior for enco and Richmond in asu IN Cnanss
the heirs acon dec and others are desndants
and the authority conferred upon US by the sand decree
special commits Court, shall proceed on frt-
day the day of May if fair, # NOT the next iar aas 70
w an the bindings and improvements thereon the County
o. Orange formerly belonging 10 the sad Thomas Macon uec
aat b. hin conveyed TO William Hay IT, Edmund W. Rootes and
Fisher y d.ed Of trust dated the 9Th June 1917 and duly
recorded County Of Orance; which tracts are uesefco III
'ne said deed Of trust rs follows viz: -
containing thousand eight hundred ana twenty one
onvey said Thomas Macon by Iachaah butnIsy
County, the boundaries OF which are par
ir:l'aiy sci forth IN the last mentioned deed. =.
sad son S y nhn SOFT trustee Of Reuben Burnley
Also containing all that tract which was conveyed TO
deed dated Ism November soi duly the district
Count d fredericksburg the boundaries OF when are
forth in the last deed with the exception oil hIee
hundred thereof conveyed by said Thomas Macon 70 ms
Also tract OF four hundred fifty situated near the
m mentioned ,rac purchased OF Zaciariah Gibbs and bounded
By th lands OF John Williams Joseph Williams, James Barbour
ana Robert Mansfield. 90 $40
Also one other tract living on Blue Rum containing 200
purchased :" James Madison and bounded by the lands Oh 'u
We I At the same time by the same authority, proceed to
81 upon oll aforesaid at pnblc anGtol sucn
o. the Slaves conveyed By the deed OF trust o ,g o W
Aforesaid already Sold under the said Decd or Their IN
i<pSt to have tess lands surveyed before sae and
uoivic into smaller tracts, which may be sold separately or
rr L, sl the wishes of purchasers Inc decree gives "
II The not completed the day when they are com
nc"d they wI be continued from day TO day. or from 'e "
uilr, uati completed. , :
lands be sold these TERMS oneiot,n OF
he pu, money be paid cash, the rest in three equal an
naal nmcnt The credit payments be secured by bona
god personal security retaining the title OF the lana '
"- last payment is made.
The slaves 10 be sold for cash, or upon short credit
S-Thc above mentioned tract conveyed TO ihonas Iac
John BAYLOR and Frances wife, will not be sold; the Co-
sonc having been informed since the first publication OF l
advertisements Though they d" not know the nct) a a' iu
vas sold several years ago BY Thomas Macon himself
JAMES LYONS, couuissrs
c. n. JOHNSON o
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SPRING DRY GOODS CHEAP, FOR CASH.

SPRING DRY GOODS CHEAP, FOR CASH.
Or r.N be sold credit for ofy cccrptaacrs-lei0
One hundred thousand dollars worth of Goods viii be found Al
OF Merchants others Read the ioIuw
and then call and Judge for yourselves: .
CAICOES-0OO pieces fast coors and paerns al 6 10
and l2 IL cts. and finer goods.
Caicoes at 5, and cts, very cheap.
GfNGAaS, various styles, 81 II IL cts, Is and 20 cts
LAWNS FOR DRESSES, fancy coors and mourning, great
CHaLLys AND MousLIN DE LAINEs-sOOO pieces from
WHITE CAMBRECs-5Oo pieces at IL l.e cts H. 30 e and
finer.
SWISS MTsLINs wide, at 81 10 cs. and finer.
MUSLIN COLLARS from y the richest imported
500 MUSLIN AND LACE CAPES, all styles.
yds. MUSLIN INSERTINGS AND EDGINtS, all prices
Bleaced and unbleacei COTTON SlilRTlNGS, al u, 10
Cts, aud finer.
BED TICKING at p ]. ets., Is, 50 cts and finer
COTTON OZNABURGS, AT 10, II and Il - cts
APRON CuECkS, ut 10, IL, IL l-2 els. and finer.
IRISH LINENS, at 90 D. 30 and all other qualities
LINEN AND COTTON sIiIRTINGS.
Also LAWNS AND DIAPERS.
PARASOfS children ut 30 cs-for Ladies, o.. and higher
UMBRELLAS of Cotton and Silk-Cheap and good.
NUNS BONNETS-lO0O all sizes and cheap
LEGHORN AND STRAW BoNNETS-30 cases of every
PALM LEAF AND LEGHoRN HATS, for boys, men and
wants.
HOSIERY, of every description nj good bargains
CANTON MATTIN6-50 bales, various kinds.
LINEN IlANDKEKCiilEFS, nj - cts and finer.
Also LINEN CAMBRIC IihNDKERCiliEFs hcmst,chcd, at
~ cis.. and 81 and finer
piBRONs-Eunnrt Cap, Ict, Satin and Iisrng Ribbons
MEMS SUMMER WEAR, for Goats, Pants and Vests
FLOWERS, for The Head and BonnctS.
CLOTHS AND CASSiMEREs NIL coors and qualities.
CARPETlNGS all wooI--Srll!nr on cheap.
SILKS FOR LADIES' DRESSES. AMI fashionable.
In addition above w bc found every other article either
Stable Fancy the Dry Goods line all of which VIII BE- s0d by
wholesale prices the times Selling for cash
only, great bargains can be had at X. IL. JENKINS
Old Stand .Nain-Streo Richmond.
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Siarch2i

4 VARIABLE MArAPoNI ESTATE FOR SAlE.-intend.
- N. Missouri the subscriber offers for sale iha
r estate called Sprns Groc lying in Caroline county on
M aaponl nver, containing upwards OF tTo taoasana
dtrethTtcen hundred which cleared anaraple a1
e'sperSed with good and productive meadows Vnane
containing about two hundred acres lies on one eHe
VI ne estate has been made around consueIac
on Of and with little attention the greater part can DC
hae,ed perfectly secure the highlands covered heay
Wh of valuable timber. The soil of Spring Grove ~ adm'a9y
sed 10 the culture of Indian Corn Wheat and Tobacco anu
note OF MARKET with afforded by the
fredericksburg Railroad which passes through one
nsr Of the about half mile from the dwelling mousse
near TO the harms and granares Is ten nes from
fredericksburg The Spring Grove dwelling house contains four
IONS on tue first floor three the second, porco spacious
s ice house. carriage house barn with wheat machine, all in
e-n order, and the enclosures substantial iheic
on The estate another large and commodious dwelling mousse
recently thoroughly repaired with all the necessary
staaed 4, point which would render the division OF ne
easy Those who may wish purchase are invited 10 f
veins y 'a'' '"''' = WIN BANKHEAD.
Mails lo3-2m
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Sale of Vaiuable Real Estate, Negroes, SC.

VIII offered for sale on premises the highest bidder
on Thursday the day Of May that valuable stand
The County Prince Edward known as hHgs IGrer-oehs
- nil. North Of Prince Edward Courthouse The situation
So pr House well known, TO render any further de-
on unnecessary. There is about 10 acres OF land attached
i;tirss The terms, which will be liberal, will be made
known on the dag OF sale. ~
Tn property will be offered privately until the aay OF SAFE
s,l moi b. sold al that time II will be offered publicly.
Also at the and place, will be offered for sale or ~
very sely Negroes part for cash, and tue balance on oue
rate credit. 60, ;,,
parcel Of Household Furniture and some valuable Stock VIII
he aided TO the sale. - -.
al persons having claims against Estate of George King,
a are requested present them duly auhenticated ana per
sons indebted requested to come forward Immediately ana
Ne the ~:
MINDS 20 which security make their money or else his
sIl b plead in bar 10 recovery against the Estate
GEORGE KING,
Er'ors George King, deceased
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cInn REly ARD

SPENCER bought Two from M George ficnder
y lie young and likely - Of about
feet 10 inches HIGH brown and smooth complexion, slightly
bow legged slight impeachment when spoken TO- little timi
marks remembered He hired last by D. w Green
Of Richmond City, oil from his Coal Pits in Fe ea was
tim. after in Northumberland County Va about Mon
days Point, III" nClghbunod Ms rnderSoH where he
has relations, and be rSng or have and
going large and have made his
in vessel 10 Baltimore rhapha The above reward
will be given for the Of Spencer appchcndc in Mary
land vania; $50 will be the Northern
Neck, and delivered Wcstnnrand Courthouse. Va.
JOHN r. BROCKENBROUGH
70 la
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RELL ISLE NAILS AND IRoN-The Agents now re-
- ceitIng from Works.

BELL ISLE NAILS AND IRoN.-The Agents are now re-
wing from the Bell Isle Works,
,aiis OF all sizes, from dy TO 40 dy
stsds and Fnisnfng Nails from 6 dy to l2dy
ionacco Nails Of all descriptions,
ana : dy Mill Nails for Flour barrels
spikes from 3 l2 10 Z inches long. :,
any, me Iron used for Nails this time mucn superior
that several years past the character OF the
% ch,n2ed, and improved They also receiving
n' Iron from Il 10 inches wide
% Plate, Slab and Band Iron. All of which can be maze
TT..ast, al shori notice.
agents think they recommend their Iron WIN conn
has, Win reference lis quality it well hammered unoei
ar III Hammer before passes through the rollers M h
sr. aneh IL the character of hammered Iron, WIN Tue
6o.a3ess and regularity of rolled.
Inn ere particularly invited to call and examine Co1 ~
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GROCERIES AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES.


WE selling goods cheaper than have ever hecn able to
w before having laid in the very low rates
We offer the following: .
80 hhds " sugar. from 2to 2 cents pound by
the barrel, cash
10 do. Porto Rico, AT very low prices
S do. prime -. croiN Sugar
100 bags Coffee from 10 - cents up
bbs " Orleans Moasses first rate family article, At IS
cents per gallon-by the barrel, cash
10 hhds prime West India do,
bbs No. Gross tlerrings, at 50 5o-perfecty sound
40 packages Loaf Sugar, ns low rs IL l2 cents
80 bbs beautiful Clarified Sugar perfectly whe suitable
for preserving &c.
90 packages splendid Teas
SO boxes very fresh bunch Raisins
Cheese of various grades
Allspice, Black Pepper, Ginger, Mace and Cloves
10 900 lbs. Cotton Yam at reduced prices
Nails Of every description
Iron OF all sizes
Salt, of largest and best sackng
Raw Cotton and Wool, Cotton and Wool Cards
Lamp Oil, Sperm and raow Candies
Powder and Shot, Turpen,ine Soap
And variety OF other goods, suitable for farmers ana
others.
determined sell and thing our line al
very lowest prices for cG-becrne that oil trade must MI
mat ely come 10 that WYATT & WHITE
March 10 l0l--tf
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Valuable Property, corner Of and l4th Streets az


.9uctiOa.
IN Wednesday, 9Th day of May next at O'Clock IN e
" afternoon authority vested in us by tue last WIZ
Co! Vim heart dec shall sell NJ Public Aucton TO
~, highest bidder premises the Brick Tenement M e
crsf u Streets together with the Lumber Houses
lsDn attached present the occupancy OF Air. Jc'n ~
op The House fronts 80 feet inches, aEd eH
m h slate shed 96 feet back 10 the Isl Lumber
c,c the Lumber Houses fronts 81 feet inches on l4 street.
Tobacco Alley and 46 feet on Gars Alley From he
GENITAL situation of this property be justly considered
c being in heart or city, and the centre OF business ana
from IL, immediate vicinity the Exchange otei andohe
improvements in progress in that part the c VIII
capitalists of business fine chance Tor PonaOe
nye.,men II contemplated divide II into two lots Inc
House on street shed extending 4th street 20 ee
Lot the Houses the other Mr. Gordon lease
Ii. property will expire the Isl day of October next INC
purchaser viii receive possession OF tue properly from TUG "a! u
saIe and be entitled 10 the accruing rents
The terms viii be third cash. td IN SIX ohls
and the Balance in l2th months negotiable notes. with APP
5y. ndorsers and the retained until the whole OF the Pu
:aass money paid. : nn,r,,,nn
G.. $. TRUEHEART.
Exrs of Wm Trusicdrt, deceased.
The Pa, q the property be at the Office Of l. D.
Co uatl the sale.
The above sale will be conducted by ~ ~
1llQ-wiw -7Ie'tS. :
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Since the publication Of original prospectus, the Brotler
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Stratton,s Lottery Office.

CKETS in all the Lotteries really lucky numbers for sale
L STRhTTON'S LUCKY OFFICE
Drawn Nos in the Va Wellsrg Lottery En- drawn April 81
81 "a TO 81 % 81 Is l6 - - 5 6
Ticket Nos q 81 prize Of $50 sold and cashed by
STRArroS.
Drawn Nos in Maryland State Lottery No 10, drawn April D.
Ga IL 20 &c 80 G6 . Al 60 "A 81 81
Half Ticket Nos. Is &c. another sold and cashed by
STRATroS.
Drawn Nos in Va Petersburg Lottery, No. drawn April 49,
20 81 35 IS % 81 SO As - IL "a "a
VIRGINIA WELLsBURG LOTTERY, Glass C. for 1870: to
be determined by the drawing of the Town Hall Lottery Mary
land Class No for 1910: be drawn Baltimore Saturday
May is, $780,
BRiLrsNT ScurmEl prize of soo0O 10000 10000, 5000
1900 $780, 3Go 300, a0aJ 50 OF l0OO 500 800 Tickets slo
halves s; quarters 30
Certificates Of packages of 25 Whole Tickets $3.50
10. do. - Half do. &,
DO. do. - Quarter do - So
N.B.-orders from the country promptly and conidenay at
tended TO, ii addressed 10 y. sTEATrUN,
ap23 llS-al Richmond, Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01

IMPORTATION WANTED-If any of The children OF Or.
i NATHANIEL CARPENTER, late Of the County OF King &
o,aan in The state of Virginia, America who died In the
month Of April 77s leaving four ndcn cspcnisr
him surviving the descendants neat Of kin
said corndo1 caUn'e and M n.oa s
Ter will Communicate by post pd with Messrs Gu
and ebdge Cowand At ham a. w 50
eons Inn Fields London, (Engand or TO James Buchanan
ESQ Her Brannic Maesys Consult New YORK; they may near
something advantageous TO them 17-s,
~
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THE OLD SWAN AT YORK ToWN-so celebrated in

TIME OLD SWAN AT YORK-TOWN-so celebrated in the
days former proprietor Lawrence Gibbons for all Of the
been kept the last ii months correspondent to IFS former nigh
repute We, itself the consideration of full and
free public patronage Suitable bathing houses being erected
every preparation making for The entertainment
bic bar beds oslcry supplied in the most suitable
carriages furnished the shortest notice Indeed
II presents numerous advantages rcsoits
modatons will cheap those heretofore
most Its heathulness is equal TO that OF any osher
PARTON of this pennsa-in proof of this may be proper TO
state that family Richmond spent the whole month o last
August few days. at said house, aud after enjoying IN
nrnving health all the while restored by the Salt
Bath Passengers transported oan from Whynne wharo
James River puncia being only Smiles thence For further
az facts circumstances connected tcrcw ap
ply TO $1,000 W. o, ni I,o
Ap 81 iio-.t" i"S -, VIM
mi send their account TO this office for collection
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az CHANCERY-ViRorsI.-At rules holden in the Clerks Of
flee Court Of Hanover, on the 9TH day oil Ai'
1910: :. Ioh,
Mclaughlin, dec, Fia''''
against ,..,,.r
Archibald p. Matthew's James D. Matthew'S, John Matthews
aia,h III ,v;f. and Fell, Matthew's Defendants.
The defendant; Archibald p Matthews, not having entered ns
appeaance and given security according the net Of Assembly
and the rules of Court and appearing by satisfactory e
encc that he is nhablant of this country M
the said defendant do appear here the first day OF May
next and the original amended and supplemental ps
the plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forthwith
in some pubeden the city of Richmond 10, wv
months and another copy be posted al inc rom
door %' c .ne PHILIP D. WINSTON c.
N,rcb 81 lO6-wSw
IN rules holden in the Clerks o.
flee of County Court Of Hanover, on the 7th DAY OF a
1910: ,,,;F
Thompson Mills ria
against -, ,,h.rs
James b. Matthew'S Archibald p Matthews, John Matthews
James Long and Alkaline his wife, James D. kimbongh ana M
.aha.b b;s s,;rs and Feliy Matthews Defendants
The defendant Archibald T. Matthews, not having entered
apneaance and security according TO the act oil
and the rules of Court and appearing by satis Glory e
dence that he nhabtant Of this country II Is ordered
the said defendant do appear here the first day oi NAY
next and answer bill of the plaintiff and that cory o .
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper pubiishcd III
CITY of Richmond for months successfully and ta hoe
cony he posted at door Of the Courthouse OF tins Gou
A Copy-Teste, fhiLiF b. HiHSAoI M wa.,
March q WV"
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HOYT'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
Richmnn1 Iirrinin.

VIRGINIA WELLsBURG LOTTERY, Class c, to be decided
by the drawing of Town Hall Lottery, No 7, which draws III
Baltimore 10th May, si9
S50,O0O..20, OO0-.I0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
$780, OO $780, 2O0O prizes of $1,000 00 3OO &C. Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters so.
Certificates OF Packages of a5 Whole Tickets S3O.
DO. do 25 Half do IS.
Do. do % Quarter do 30 so.
For Tickets in the above, please address
D. VI. HOYT,
Richmond, Ia.
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, FRIDAY MAY l. 1910

TOHN R. COOKE will commence regular attendance on the
Circuit Supeor Court of Chancey Of enco County, on tue
rs, day Of The ensuing tern winch will on MONDAY,
the llth of May.
Bank-street, Richmond, April 2i :, ,,
Apps le-iaw'W
THIS certify published advertisement in The m
ENQUIRER Wing nfc i of this month, CALCULATED
reflect upon The character Perry Facts have been
closed which that acted I'm publiSin. sta
sertiSemen under errorand thus publicly withdraw any
CLIFTON X. HENSON.
The above is ftuc cnpv from the original in
= BENZ VI. FRANCISCO.
Ano
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IAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CoMPANY.-Applicaons
will be received the Office Of the Company until the ot
Nav np, for keeping several Locks the line OF the Canal
between Richmond the Water Works DAM at lynchbng
The keepers Guard Lock and three Lin Locks at bosher
nam M The Guard Lock Aadens Adventure Dam OF the LII
Lock next below Caenvile, Of the Guard Lock at Eye RIVER
DAM Lin Lock opposite Bent Creek VIII act as Sno
collectors Of Tolls 49,
~ N " w. B. CIlITTENDEN, Secretary.
.un, lIt-2awtsthM .
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lllS-2t

CANCER! CANCER!, CANCER :!
n IL. BENJAMIN D. ANDERSON, offers his. services his
II friends and the public for the oil this nveterae and
lOahSnnc disease his confidence his mode Of
mcnt, that charge will be made unless br performed
His residence is Immediately the road leading Rich
mond Lynchbug, by Of Gainesville and Buckingham
Courthouse and eight miles below the latter place Letters ad
dressed Elddce p o. buckingham County, Va post
pad,) will meet with prompt attention.
I.pO
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TN King William County Court 9th January lsO Audit the
Estate of d. Claiborne dec, ecommied to Master Com
Dabney to be revised and coectcd ana ta
he make report the Court. ,, -, !,
the 18th day May $780, for the entering upon the duties
roued of me foregoing order of Court and they are re-
iTcd m attend at the residence Charles H. BraXon ESQ.,
he County of King William Stale of Virginia. thai day
h IN ococ A. NJ and Vouchers ready for
eyamn nation and settlement . .
e' THOMAS DABNEY, W. c.
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ID UTHERFooRD MILLS AND MIDDLETON Mii-lS.-Ihc
II lanes River Kanawha Company DESTROYS to lease the
Rutherford Mills Richmond for the ensuing season. For
terms apply 10 Gen. Bernard Peyton of Richmond. w
The same Company offer for sale the Middleton Mls on the
James River Fuvanna For terms, apply to Gen. John H.
Cooke Winnsville, Fuyanna County.
Richmond, 18th April, lSiO 80 49,,
AM
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OLD WINES AND LIQUORS
4 PIPE and half pipes India Madeira WING
i do Old London Dock Cognac Drah9y
Being part the Stock OF Mons. ;. D.; 1.a ,,,,rs
.7lso.-A general assortment OF Ola wines anu i
Madeira in pipes, half pipes ana &C.. casA'
Pale and Brown Sherry IN haii pipes
Port, in Or casks and bottles
Champagne, Claret. &c.
Old London Dock Cognac Brandy, &c.
Do Jamaica, Antigua and Hollands ., g..
Richardson's and Gihson's Barley Nhiskey, &c &C
Groceries in abundance all of which WIZ pc sua !. ~
mensurate with their qualities and the present DatG % cr
April 10 lll2-w2zwl --------
ono ACRES of excellent Land In Bedford county, tsna
OUU within I5o wards of Courthouse Tor sae. o
acrrs Of first rate tobacco land Clear ana soc
Near 800 acres in clover and other grass 1t wen
well chosen apple trees and as many peach a com
large harms shielded ali round, and new thashs
plete oyerseer and negro houses all win ock re,,e
Academy successful operation, an exeee ah Churches
efforts making to build q large ina'e "'''
and fourth about commencing ,,ory In full view OF
said plantation The dwelling house mostly o. Erhen sta
s with fire ploces brick office with rooms hemeh, SD
ble ice and carriage house, all within iV "
The whole property either part, would sun d
PLANTER or farmer well. will sell srea. M account Of mn
and ON good terms to emgatc TO the sout vi oil n,e,se call
smosic oieiions Those DESTROYS TO purchase WIN p &c h
on me alone and view the pgoperty-ne soo SOU; aoid
purchaser IL VIII pe constantly ' WILLIAM COOK,
Aplo llia-wswl Liberty, 'a''1 :" 'p''' '''''
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.-Eaving qualified executor upon
II of the late Eirn F. Thompson OF The city Of
Richmond Hastings Court Of said all having
tue said decedent hereby requested
the subscriber settlements and those lndebt
ed 10 the estate will please forward and pay the ae
nv close the administration Of said estate rs soon rs
practicable JOHN GoDDIN, Executor.
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BIGGER'S Exchange and Lottery Office,
Rirlnona, tirriRid.
~ Gruud Schens for 10Th Mdy, lSiO!!-C3
$50. 0OO-.2O. OOO.- c. ONO..lO of loo


TOWN HALL LOTTERY, Glass No. :, Bati
more Saturday, May l6th 1910. Is Nos.-i drawn.
GRsSD CAriTALsl prize uf S5JU00 10000 l0UJ0 5000,
1000, $780, 300O $780, 0n0 so Of lOp0 500 $780, Tickets
SO; halves S; quarters . 50.
Tickets in the above and in all Lotteries under the
ment Of d. s. GREGORY Co.. kept constantly for sale, and all
orders as heretofore, Will meet the most prompt attention, If ad
dressed 10 TIlOS H. BIGGER,
An0 RriI,6u Jp