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S~TAMMERING CURED.
~ r, COMSTOCK'S Vocal Gymnasium and Lyceuni ir E.oeurr
- ton, Philadelphia. This Institution is open from the mrs, u
Sep,ember till the last Of Iunc-July and August being vncaton
months. An DESTROYS of instruction. either for the cure OF SIAM
merinr, Lispiar, or Improvement in Elocntion, my learn the con
d;ions If ANDREW C0MSToCk, NJ. d.,
No. 100 Mulberry (Archl Street, Philadelphia.
..*Dr. Comstock's Remarks on Srammerins, certificates oi
cares. and the numerous recommendations which he has ontaihed
nj his S,S,ru Of Focal Gymnastics, arc appended 10 his circular,
which shall be sent 10 any one who may wish TO learn more upon
the subiec, Of his Institution. Satisfactory references VIII Ne
gwen u 'e p'ih''p"' e"N 7-l0tt
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4 Nf!JN SULPHUR SrRlNGs.-Thi- Wa,rriu" Place, now
N ready for the reception of Visitors, Is located IN fh" count! 81
Amelia, - miles stH;l west Of Richmond, Is west Of r'tcT~hurg,
and ~ east uf FarnyInc, Ia ~ healthy !" country as eau be- found
east ii the Mountains.
This Establishment - opened the present season under very CN-
tended arrangements. Since The last year, an extensive Dinner
house has been erected, and Il number of comfortable and well
arranged Cabins built. The arrangements Uf The iasi SEASON al
fnrdcd accommodation 10 more than 50h persons n a t'nc. ~"
pras nj viii afford accommodation Ia - many more rs tiir addition
nf ,irty rooms will allow-and every branch Of the establishment
propurtIunahly enlarged.
The Proprietor tenders his thanks aud grateful Acknowledgements
10 his friends ana patrons, for the very liberal manner ~ winch
,hry have rewarded his efforts for the last several years, ana
pledges himself that nothing on his part shall b" larhin" TO gave
comfort and satisfaction 10 all who may Iai!onlIc !un he nTeScn,
JASON. Ills Bar shall be well furnished, and his Tables well 'ui-
ulird with every variety his buuuiiiul country affords. Good c"ok>,
aud e, number al attentive servants and ">tkrT> are engaged. ON"
OF The best laaIS of Music III Virginia = employed. ana WI IA III
attendance hy the lGh Of July. Every aframg'ineai has been
made ir The comfort and amusement "i his guests.
For ANALYSIS of Waters, see Cards. Their efficacy ~ now too
well and generally known Ia require cGln.! or comment.
Ills charges FL Board will lt-
p., Nav for Man. 81 80
Per Week for do. W.
Per Month, or 80 Days, SW
Fer Season, or three Months, W
Children under 10 years, aud servants, half price.
Horse PER day, -
Do. per Week, 4m
t,,.,;, Gnrfnn; luuc Isl. 1870. list
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MAY -

CTRAYED from the house Of the subscriber, near the intersec-
y ton Of C and lst streets. on Thursday. the 18th Mt, a li.ht
red Buffalo cow, with white lrrs and helly-a small star n nr
forehead, tsca:rclv pcrccp,ihle, and cropped III both car:"-sheWas
in vrrv low condition. IL Is expected she Will make for NT. iar-
bcrouah's, thcr late owner or Meredith's, twherss she was Iai,ea,l
In the neirhborhood Of Cold IIarbor, Hanover. Whoever WIZ re-
tara her 10 the subscriber at this office, will receive n liberal re
ward. 1aHE~ re-
July Hu
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FAT0TIER WMITE sULPHUR SPRINGS.

rTHIS establishment, 40 miles from Alexandria, D. G., and IS
L ir"m Fredericksburg, is again open for the reception Of com.
pany, and will be conducted with more energy than ever. Every
thing within our reach will be done 10 make the guests more COM
Portable than heretoturc-a' the Bar, as well rs in the Dining and
Esd rooms. The Bathin. establishment will be coinplcie-Sup-
plrin. Baths with hot and cold-ffccslonc or sulphur water NJ
pleasure The lovers of music, will find the Band unsurpassed.
1t may b. due 10 The pihlIc rs well as ourselves TO say, the vf.
tues of The Waters have been silikinciy c&c:nplicd IN several
other eases of Dr0pSg THIS spring; 81 much -, a> to have con
trmcl in The minds of many, the opinion, that m almost inialli
bic remedy for that affecting disease i here afforded.
The better To accommodate The public, arrangements have been
made for Keeping the establishment open the H"ris nrGr.-Ihe
charge for Board frri 18Th October To lSt Junr, will he barely sui
icicui Ia cover the additional expense, 81 prr wCgk-amd during
The month al June, AID from ;hc 18Th September In !Ith October,
= per week. From lt JUly 10 ljh sept, $40 per week; pei
month, S35; for = months, SIS; Jr lie Srhson, Commencing 18th
June, aud ending It Oct,1 $50; being less than - cents Il G%!, 10
those who stay the Whole season. Board per day, -; meals aud
lodgings, - cents each. Children under II years OF age, and
colored servants, half price; white servants three fourth price;
horses 30 cents Il day.
Tri.w.rkIy Stages viii run from Alexandria and FrcdcrickS-
burg; they will be daLy after list July.
The subsCrib;y, Is superintendent, with the approval nl the
President of the Company, Mr.. Jones Green, has engaged the scr
vices al such assistants a. eu;hlcs him 10 hope that general salts
faction will be- given. DANIEL WARD.
lane > 7-tlOhug
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FERNS OF the Richmond Enquirer.

~ r., Faerircr Is pssii<1ea three times a "ses during q, sesSiO"
e TEAMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
..-r.,, Dollars per cqaur, aud Three Dollars for six months,
-, ,iyIuce, 10 b pad IN the GFes, or RENTED by mail, post
It f,i!,i, ler annum 1T the end vi the year.
p-t. , Ines 10 tbs Office may he rcmittcd per mail, in good and
i,G> notes. at The risk Of the Editor; The postage Of al
a'..t RIA 81 .Ic Hrter$.-crhe postage of Il single letter
.sf lmy account to the writer. II i The accumulation of
Is = AN extensive business, which operates as a serious tax
,.'%.r wI ply for nine papers, annually, shall have the
ir. ..r,;piious shall hereafter be considered rs incurred
i, lNa.c.. and for Il wears publication, unless specially
IT.. ,aHj@g ;.ac, and paid Tor ~ advance Tor that shorter
So : 10 r,,r,,n STALL be sent 10 the order of any new and uno
,r>.rn,r. uu!rss pad for in advance, Or satisfactory re
N"'. 4 .yI!. - some known and accessible person in regard 10
~, .,.s.g Ia nl,arcni. But, in case Of an order for Il pub.
. ,u,.rr.- ptymrnt, from 4 new subscriber who is unac-
~ Aal IN" conditions, a single number may be sent, con
10 aecnupniei by, u copy oi this reSG,ation.
a. IN. rlnr> ot nil subscribers whose ability To pay may be
-, +, the publisher, and who may remain indebted on open
-, p, ,u end Of two years, tnni the time when the advanced
a.' uaS dine. shall hc erased from IN. list OF subscribers"
Tg""' Resolutions If TIC EItoriai CoaccHtiOU Of va.
e.,. rs ,ruo&s arc some Of The results Of the collective wis
,h.hi,rr experience Of the Editorial Corps of Virginia.
.. ..>,luhicl at Richmond, on THE 18th January, ISIS.
A resolutions, We axe determined 10 ahidc.-Thei interests
.g g.., 3. taGm. Several of The American presses are driven
Il. rr.l,lt custom OF Cash PGgmca;S. No class of men has
r y, an abuse Of the Credtt System, than the Editors OF
|H' T,r great difficulty consists in the transition from
NV, i, ne ctasr. Notwithstanding the Resolutions Of The
.,vycnioa, we have hecn induced 10 continue several
.,r.r< on the Book, who are in arrears 10 this Otice.-
+ -, ,I,u.e our course. The name OF every subscriber, VIII"
y ,.alIramcE;. viii positively be stricken oil from our roll
...lrucrmgnl OF our next volume
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
.p..,pi. That it be recommended 10 me Editors OF Newspa.-
,...n.Ii trs Commonwealth, 10 publish ~ the head of their
r;,. cor advertising, and that they strictly adhere Ia
rrI in, these prices be always such, as 10 give q fail
oa.,a,''' w '> :" Resolution d. the Editorial Convention.
...,,,r. - <iy,srn liGes, or less, FIRST insertion, - CENTS for
, I, distance must be accompanied with the advance
,l.,ss,,ay references, 10 iaSure execution.
~4ua. tIyertS;ng may amount I" 500 per annum, a
.s.r. mlt. oi ~ ar cent; and 10 so, of loper cent.
a> .-, am! .i1~rip, sS from the country, whenever
~ f# .,. - my ,,V.n 4. his pIir, must .a uthpu
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N0TICE.-Mcssrs. Phippen 4 Jones having by a deed of the
" llth ult., transferred TO me their property, debts, and effects,
have, with the appreciation Of the principal creditors, who are
therein provided for, emplossd snd i. < j. 70 close the business
rs speedily rs practicable. To effect this object, they will sell the
stock on hand, for cash or town acceptances. Persons from the
country, in want Of articles in their line, will find il 10 their in
tcrcst 10 give them u call before purchasing elsewhere.
The subscriber being DESTROYS TO close this concern with as lit
lie delay as possible, Nr. Jones, one Of the agents, will call upon
all those indebted To the firm, by note, bond or open account, for
settlement.
aud prepare 10 close their respective accounts without delay.
RICHARD WHITFIELD, Trustee.
Mny = lo1-tf
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CANCEKL CANCEHN CANCER !!

INNN EK. INNtEN.1 NNNIfK :.
TAR BENJAMIN u. ANDERSON, offers hi. services 10 his
~ friends and the public, for the rure nj this invctcTatc and
loatIsomc disease. Such j. his Confidence in his mode III treat
n,rn;, thai no charge viii b. made unless n cur" BE- performed.
lis residence j. immediately on the stage r3i leadin. from Rich.
nnu,d Ia iync!riurg. by way uf Gainesville aud buckingham
CunilpluSr. and eight miles below the lstrr place. Letters ad
dressed L" him ut Eli,id.r 7. o., Buckingham County, Va, lpoSl
paid VII meet with prompt attention..
y - =, sN-Htf
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NOTICE. TO ToBACCO MhNuFAcrURERS.-lh c sGbsc:i
" hers al the Shuckuc Foundry are prepared al Shcit notice 10
Furnish Tu.acrO Presses ard Screws Of every description, Tobacco
Bands upon Il new construction invented by themselves and
much approved, with every other article that may be wanted IN
that line of business. warranted of the best materials and work
nan>llip, and upon a. favourable terms as they can he procured
in tins country. TALBOT & bhO Hills.
Inn. y, l3-St
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Puhlic Notice to tic o~ners Of Delinquent L0ads IN
jrCiHtR.
hvpiTog'S Orrrcs,

AtpiTokS FFl'E
Richmond. May, 1910.
NOTICE j. hereby given 10 all whom II may concern, that IN
" pursuance Of Two acts Of the General Assemble! of Virginia.,
passed on the 10th Of March, le3l, and the 9Th February, 1850,
all lands which have been returned to this Office As delinquent for
the non pay n,rnt of taxes since 1881, or 50 much OF each tract Is
will Ia necessary u raise the amount of taxes ani damages ~
arrrar, will be exposed :upubhc sale in the counties wherein they
lie, on the several court days 10 be holden ~ The mouth Of ocin-
her next, hy the Sheriff. ar Collectors nf this Communicable. ~
persons Interested are iAytty! therefore Ia open an Immediate cCT-
resemblance with this office, a HE delinquent isis Will not be
printed for circulation. The lists VIII BE- retained IN lht Once
inti. He month ui August III order 10 afford 10 non residents and
Others ample opportunity { makc the necessary enquiries, and pay
the take. in afIear. Ii - desirable that all communications ai-
dressed 10 me ON the subject. should contain as fun information n
pa.sible in reference 10 the location of The lands, the quantity Of
each tract, and The names of former as well as present pron'ici"rS.
JAMES f.. HEATH,
Hov 10 ri-eawGEl .7ad,0r Of Ia.
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u. $. GREGORY & co., Managers.

S.iL.TDD LOTTERIES FOR JGLT.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, fr tIr benefit Of III" Mo.
ron.ala Acadcmy-Class NJ. 6, for 1910: 10 bc drawn 1T AlcNan-
dna, Va. u, Saturday, III Jry, 1910.
Ga,sr r,rtrsIs.-Sa0,U1, $1,000, $1,000. 5000, S3,cn0,
$3.50 81. 1915 prizes rf $4,000, - Of 2lD, % of $3.50, &c
Tickets only so, halves -. quarters - 50.
Certificates al packages OF - Whole Tickets, $50
10. do. - Hall d. >
10. do. - Quarter do. - ~
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NJ. Tie James River aud kanawha Company arr ~
: wl., VI suitable persons 10 take charge OF the Following
u the Canal. Lock NJ. II, IN tho land OF Jnhh ;. SH,nh'
mi ID. Land IL W. Cl;nniughlin; IL, On ihs anu oi y'".
N.H. .'.. -, IN the lands Of Mr. Gait; y, above the iahds" y
'ar.. srl.: 2s. ON the lands of Carter Harrison; II, on me
hG'.# { n Glng,r. y. in The town of Warren; %, on the lands
N'h.#s y. Gna.,Av; y, - and ~, above GoclSby; 81, on ,he
Is g !. VS.. Turner; 81, on the Lands Q! 1an,rs ! ~" ~
. 'n tlats ui y. IiICglnhothani; 80 ana -, aMu su",u ~
..1t.r, ahpyr t!i.rinb1tham; s., on the lands d +. VI.
tc aud o: the Samr; 81, On the lands OF Siilam nI,eIt'
t.W.n land If Alexander Muniy; ii, on the lands oi nIItath
..4r. -. II thr ianJ +; / L. Walker; -, on the lands OF ChaS.
~ =, ~ III" land of VIM. Warwick; 40 ana a., saafa an"
t"t- ~ the iaaas Of J. Robertson; 1s ana ~, on tEc ,'iIIs
.nn. -, on ;Ac lands Of Joseph b. Caheli; 'i'o ~ ana
y '"a. 2ak..
nat~r,.red viii lc on the line Of the Canal from Nichmionu
>0's. Il. from tho ID 10 the 9TH Of July, and from thessih 10
"1".u. The line from ScottSHiNe To Lynchours, VIII u
Y hr'Sing the selection. Persons desiions OF sIch si'ua
', ""t either >ae him in person, or leave their COMMUNICATING
(. ,-7 ar@=, in Sratsyilc. Columbia, or al Dr. Cunningham =
~ Inta".. Warren. Major &. Yanccy, VIM. Gait, anu q.
'd#HH'. Superintendent &c Repairs. The applicants must :
a& -,ea4y haais. They VIII understand that me ON,
~ 'I.Ui', all their personal attention TO the dui'es tut " ~
G,-h.. iicm, aud subject 10 removal for any neglect o. uu'i,
!" "Ai io understand that they will not he allowed 10 sen
=. @. any other description Of merchandise, along tne i.ne
y" rIt-uur W!l they be permitted 10 raisc aiinlas OF /"
II, - .1'e", Without the consent lin writincl from III oWhIs VI
'.. NaJarentto the Canal. At all places near a puDlc hlsh-
ak. S'hling. there will he no objection 10 a lock -keeP ~ IA sn,;ns
4. HAfn",, saddle, Coopcr's and tailor's SHOPS. uutre
N. NFF I, commence with the day the water Is let INTO ~ "a
sa. sha" other duties may be required: IN iha' eaSe' ''
SAMUEL p. PARSONS,
General Superintendent ~ ne CdnaL
Communications Tor me in Richmond, let al the ohiceo,
t..s s~". River and Kanawha Company, VIII be altehueu =. :
JHyy le-s,
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T1ENTTENTIAgY MhNrfArTCEES.| Offer i"f sale ~ III"
! Pcmiica,iary Store on lhc cross street lchhih. rom ~. nam
Il. Ia IaruS Bridge, articles usually manufactured ~ me III
Sti,tipI.. consisting IN part os The following, WI:
kcrscy and saiinttS, h,aHy L.. hsr@I" 'ni!ih!, hhr %. 1t"t>
7 irac,s. Plains. Cotton OsnalMtg>, luc Dnnr>ic>, single and
dnnt,c wovr; Bags aud Iascina, &C.; heavy PhAN.IaTloN
pvDGI' Is AND SHOES; also, tine Shoes ana Boots; Harness al
Mi kinds; Wagons. Carts, Draws, Coal cars, Railroad DO; Wheel
burrows OF al descriptions Cutting Emiye-, Wheat Fans Of III:
n,n.i n,rruyri construction; French Burr Mill stones. 4 .cnrra.
assortml.ni: Rcfiigcratnrs, Safes, Wardr"bcS; Nails and Spikes al
different sizes, Agricultural implements Of all kinds; Tents and
other ru,i,Gt.c necessary for persons In"vln:, and many articles
rrUuirrd hy Railroad and Canal Contractors; all ii which are do
,nrstic l,oih in manufacture and in mairIial-in quality and price
will r,uI, ro,nmtc with any ARTICLES OF the Kind ~ market. Any
nI,i,Ic tha, may uu, hr on maud aud il manufactured NJ the lnsti-
tu,ion. will be executed according 10 order.
~ J. &. WATSON, .9geHi,
limo 10 lln-3m1 Fcatrntarn, Ia.
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yrrG,SfA LASp OrFICE, June 18Th, lSiu.
TN conformity with an act of the General Assembly Of the Com
monyvea,h of virginia, entitled San act to reduce into one
act the several acts concerning Escfra'ors," do hereby make
Of rmc Esch.a,or for the county nf Chesterfield, dated the lit!i
MAY. lSlO. and received at this office, that on the day ana year
last aforesaid, the following lots, all situate IN "ates'iie, Nhes'e''
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r.--. ~. Il: igiuqblc LGadS IN grunge.
H.. denounced On 10Th Feb, 1870. by the
lax, I,r I....!r, aud Richmond. IL a suit IN Chance
- - .tn;nr.r,,,nr aud others ARE plaintiffs.
'.s" r. -, AZ, aud others are d~rtrndaatS;
#t@ - -, = In.,: ,rrd ,tn.n ~ hy the SAID dce.ro a.
....-.a.1"r. az IN. Court, We shall proceed OH FRI
tr. Nm na,t # mir, If no, the next fair day, 10
.." '.' ~. n,,rrinn M. following tracts OF land.
t " a. - ,,.r,,.r,an,. ,r,.frnu. in the County,
- -: :, III, !, Tho .n;d Tf,prulS Macon, dec:
i,,I,,,~, f;,y lr rd,rupd ". Routrs and
,,..J nC fr,.,. da;rd the 5th june, 1871, and daily
.I.' ,@,lY,yoF Orange; which tracts are described in
n.y. - me, n, ', ,Ist,,nd eight hundred and ,wcn,y-onc
'.,. "1.r. I'D :, Ia. s.'4 =, - , 3".' !; y" r lTga. dliS recorded
- ,,,o,r ,Tn l,,uudi- ic of wilt.h are par
3, IN "a n. ast mentioned deed.
d. hiarrn Vi JOAN Scott, trustee N Reuben i.i'nirE.
~ ... saaEta:uE all THAT track whhh vas r"','!." ~
a ,!acnn y Jati li!l"r, anu 't,nt'S "h =. -
49, anl Gtn November, ispi, dti! : Or n,tS l, -" ~, nv ",,,ii,,i.r.
. .,.t,u,l. last mentioned deed, with the exception Of three
4as thereof, conveyed By sand Thomas Macon u" ms
7" I ~ ,,rr1s.rL Of Zacliariah Gibbs, and bounded
\. Xiii, WJTrl;ns. Joseph Williams, James Barbour
sil
q ~. -: y inn m Blue Run, containing 300 ARES,
-. tr,J.,, ana Lnrndrd by tn. lands OF said
T., s.,.,S mi r.rir.a Newman.
- an, ffi,. hy the same authority, proceed 10
,. r.. ,t irls. al: lS!i acres aforesaid, at public auction, $lirh
I"a''.ya8 ly ur a.~I Of trust Of the 9TH June, ISL,
..I ns alr.qiY sll under the said deed, or then IN
"' ~ - 49, -.
,,rhrre ,h.<r lands surveyed before tirs sale, and
.... ..:t smaller tracts, which may b. sold separately or
r.. r....e the wishes Of purchasers. The decree gives US
.-. s.-.
E.. a' .u~s not completed on The DAY Wteh my ae ,o",
.a .-ff b.. .,Yf prpl from IN To uis, or iiUIl TINT ~
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S""anondaic Springs, IN Jeffrs0a county, Ia.
'lis Wen known watering place will be opened for The seaso

o""ah0nddfc Springs, en- Jefferson county, Ia.
L on the 10th June.
since the last season some valuable improvements have been
naar. Two new aud comnudi0us hl Il houses have been erected,
hf We purpose ot using FOR cold and warm bathing the water from
uc principal Spring. There re twu drawing rooms in the large
bi.alng -"iIc adjoining thr dining hall, aud The other remote lr"m
Y ! ne latter isfnini.hcd 9Th a new Piano.
10 linss Who have never visited these Springs il may b. proper
irmn 'ha:issfn%n, hccoaniy srat Of cifrrSon, and can be- rtarhcd
IN one IN! from Philadelphia, Baltimore, or Washington. Pas
slisrrs Stop II llarrcr'- Ferry 10 dine, and then prncrcd ten miles
oIth' y winchester and Potomac Railroad 1, the GAarlastown De
III ihiIrs t. The Springs.
Every Hing has been provided 10 randera <ojrarn nj This water.
~" iIirt delightful 10 those who are seeking either lralth OF plea.
siic. AmrsrmcntS of various kinds will he found suited IL the
TlN" a well a the gay. No spDi ~ the Union cXc"ls Shannon.
iai+ ~ beauty. The scenery is unsurpassed.
Inc virtues 81 the waters are well known. Hundreds Of the
no'i obstinate Caste, which would yield 10 nothing else, have
Drn perfectly cured by these waters. la DrnpSy, Dyspepsia, and
al arrangements Of The digestive organs aud liver, and many other
T. A.. MILTON,
Agent II ShmrOmAais Springs Company.
June u ll-wtf
4 ctGin, Va. The hatse Is coinno lions, and 30 arranged, that
each strdrst il furnished with 4 ,tat aud desk hy himself. The
nclciburhH-l il one - :h- mos hrnl,hy III tho e.1tr. rte roufi.
session of This Institution VIII commence on the 18th Of Jnlg n"N,
under thu management nf Benjamin W. Curtis, A.. H., & graduate
Of Dartmouth, II gentleman who hn- had considerable experience
in teaching in t!s state. The Board OF Trustees will elect a com
prtcnt assistant Teacher.
Terms If 7aiiop.
Preliminary course, = per session III live months.
lIichsr branches of The English language, exclusive Of Nath.l
i2 per session ot live months.
Mathematics. French, German, Latin or Greek language, SD
mr. sr->uu If five months.
INrcIt in casts of sickness, students viii be charged from their
entrance ill the close Of the session. Board, including washing,
lodging. lights, &C., may be had IN private families at s dollars per
lnnnui. X. ID. PALMER, PrcSidcat.
JAnsP AxKEY, Sr.
Su.It SDrinn. tamU,rll, June 18th, $50. ll-W3Wf
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June 10
June II

ry,iir subscribers, iutrniin. TO remove on Carey street, "irr 10
1 rent OF, the Store they NJ present occupy, situated on MAN
street ,hr src,nd door above the Old Market. The terms wilbt
accommodating, If immediate application t. made !" rs, nnn pos
- It,, Ialr li-if
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. fnr cniuw;ng the IccShnrg
Academy qlf fr other uGrpu>@s-C!as- NJ. 4, ir lSip: To be-
drawn at a!aNardria, Va, Saturday, July 18th, ls!A.
rEIr,l,Nu $cnLME.-S:n,JU, S!n,Wo, $500, 5000, Sibfl,
sa5!s,- cf >@.c1l, 5uf Sl.5ti, - Of $I,nJ), - Of $50, - Of
$50. 10 & .35l, &c. 'ihiricra drawn N"s. ont oi ~ Tickets
only SIu. luiyr. -. niaTf, . =! ~.
Ccrita 4i,s Of packages al - Whole Tickets, $50
D. do. - Hall do. -
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E0EV-S lottery and Exchange Office,
VA.

~. ~t ..s fr -. ,rc.cn, month, which contain 81 many
a" .s.,: sud-, a. n,Oo3, $4,000, l2,Fh, lO,n0,, t,FD; 2'ht,,
taG Prizes amounting 70 more than hMi q hii''ioH =
t..'4G.
..a.. 2us lis st!! On the increase. Prizes are sent 10 ms 1or
rr.g. - fhr country vhoorder Tickets from lIoYT have great
aa.. pv.r those ordering from other persons, as INC stan
Is,>-ertrI, ooH;aimiu. all drawings, Is forwarded isce VI
sn! no, onIy TINT, they stand n better chance to get a
III. "a wai established fact, that he sells iaorc aud larger
'.g tHy other NrutCr.
"ah s-lrl aur bet wishes for their success.
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I.r. ,ratn- i, Richmond should call at lOfT'S fofa Iickef
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10

TTIA FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF HARTFORD, CoSH.
.8,eaeu al Richmond, prgiaio.
THIS Company was Incorporated IN ~ J, ~ n i0 in,urcs a~~affnss,
loss or damage by fire on dwelling-houses, stores, MISUNDERSTANDING ~ am-
establishments, household furniture, anu heieh'"'i~' !" sN"'"
on The most favorable terms. ,no ,,Lo, n,
Any losses which the Company may sustain on = nIoro,;,Y ~" :
This agency. will he adjusted with prompttude M ut aai
anni,catious fnr insurance or the renewal oil policies ma! pe
made 10 he subscriber, who has been duly app"li,teG aseh. ~ .e
CITY uf Richmond and vicinity. II. -
ounce oPloshe ~ am G-6m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-07-10

VNiE subscriber, having returned from 4 visit To The Coal Mines
or EnriauJ. and loca;-d lin,.lf in this City, Offers his services
10 his friends and the pubir generally n \ LAND AND NINE
SURVEYOR AND DRAJGiirSMAN. He will attend 10 the exc
cutron ocS,rvrys OF Lands and Mines, Lcvcilng, &C., III any pat
f, the state: aud from his experience on several public Improve
,n,nr. Luriu, sIS wears service a an Assistant Engineer, he hopes
IL be enabled TO give satisfaction To all those who may favor HIM
with their patronage.
M. moy. f,r The present. be found nj The residence ut his father
III dnrr nhryc the Medical College, where any orders VIII ID
thankfully received and pImctualy attended H..
Richmond, July lst, 1910. JOHN I. slNloS.