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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-14

SHAWLS. HANDKER-
CHIEFS, ETC.
Rich silk X satin Shuwls;
Super French Cashmere
Shawls;
Broche, Khyber, Kablr,
EdiRboro. dc lame, and
Highland Shawls
A great variety of fancy
silk Ilandkerchieis and
Scaris /;
Ladies velvet and silk
Cravats
Black aud colorcd silk
Nantes;
BLACK Italian Cravats (;
iLanb'r-wool, Cashmere,
MeriBo, ~ s-sted, silk,
and cotton l1Ds:-rv,
meas, w0men's, ana
, childrrn's;
Super KID, flet, silk,
woollen, and cotton
~ 49,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-14
New and Cheap Goods.

New and Cheap Goods.
YNHE subscriber has Just received and is re-
n ceiving general Stock of Goods suitable
for the Fall and Winter Trade.
large Stock Alpaca and Merino
Beaver Cloth and Cassimercs, &c.
Boys, Childrens and Mems Thick Boots.
French Kid and Leather Slips. Leather.
Oils, Paints, &c.
Hardware, Glass, Crockery, SC.
Northern Geese Feathers.
Stoves, Pipe, &c.
All of the above and many other articles
usually called for which will be sold as low as
the lowest.
Most kinds Of Produce received in exchange
for Goods. Please cali.
II. E. BAKER.
Fayetteville, Oct. 10, 1912.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-14

Mr.. John C. Colt has been sentenced to
be executed, by hanging, on the 18th day
of November next. He still persists that he
killed Mr.. Adams in sell-delence,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-14

We regret to learn that the elegant stone
bridge over Nllers river, at Montague, to
have been completed the next day, burst, on
Friday last, by the too great pressure at the
sides, before sufficient weight was placed
on the top of the arch, and most of this great
structure now lies deep in the bottom of the
river. The contractors were Mr.. Aaron
Thompson of this town, and MIR. - Stan
lev of Nelson, for $500. The arch was
70 feet span, with 81 feet rse.-Keene Sen-
tineL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-14

GEORGE S. CURSOR, Esq, bearing des-
patches from the U. S. Minister at Mexico
to the Department of State, arrived yester-
day in this city, having left Mexico on the
10Th ult, and performed the whole distance
between the two cities of Mexico and Wash
ington in twenty-three days. This is re-
markable instance of speed, and the gentle
man deserves much credit for the manner
in which he executed his commission. We
learn from him that Gen. Almonte, appoint
ed Minister to this country, sailed day oil
two before him in the Eugenia and may be
expected in all next week, at New York
He confirms the news of the capture OF Sar
Antonio by the Mexicans, under Gen. Wall
they having carried the town while tn
court was in session, and broken into tn
court room while some lawyer was arguin!
n case, and taken plaintiff, and defendant
Judge, jury and all prisoners. The belief is
that serious attack on Texas is intended
by Mexico, and that the destination OF tn
troops assembled under the pretence OF pro
ceeding to Yucatan, is, in reality, Galveston
-Madisonian Of "Wednesday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-14

MISUNDERSTANDING knows that it
is easier to trade with a man who wants to
sell his wares than with one who is indifler-
ent. Then almost every man knows that a
man who advertises his goods wants to sell
them. OF course it is for the advantage OF
those who wish TO buy, to go to such as adj
vertise most liberally.-Barre Gaz.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-14

Two rum-selers were brought before My
ron Lawrence, Esq, at Belchertown, the
other day, and fined $40 each, and costs,
for violating the license law. One Of the
beauties paid his fine, the other is now luxu'
rating in the little stone house of Uncle Ce-
phas', where he will probably remain until
he can mend his manners.-I tdShingt onidR
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-14

SAD AcrIDENT-We are informed that
as Mr.. Edmund Blake, with his wife and
child were passing the bridge in a buggy
wagon, OH the Acworth road, near Paper
mill village, on Friday week the horse be-
came afrighted by some children who were
playing at the end of the bridge, backed the
wagon off, and instantly killed Mrs. Blake.
The bridge has, we learn. been very unsafe
for long time.-Bcliors Fails Gdz.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-14

DnEADFuL.-Mr Scoby, man aged
about 6S years, having assembled the Liber-
ty Pole in Greenfield, on Monday, Goth ult,,
for the purpose of raising the flag, was acci-
dentally knocked from the ladder upon
which he was standing, and preciptated
headlong to the ground, distance of thirty
fee .fcet-breaking his neck, and killing
him Observation-Disclosures C0ur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

rI,RoY FEMALE SEMNARY1n this Institution me school
each: the one commencing first "Wednesday of March al he
close Of which vacation of six weeks me "te commencing
the third Wednesday oil SepcHoei, ~ '"' @'''s " ~ -
cation of two weeks , ,,. III a., ...ss,,.o ron
The charge and hoard win all inc neeessaes con-
th-rew,th is annum An addlionai charge
far Music and The other ornamental branches OF female edu
calion-or fixed sum is preferred so pc, annn' u
half PAYABLE at commencement oil eacn le ne
and for the npil will entitled to all the advantages oil The IN
sliultioI. - r -. ,,, o,d ,,s ,.oui,cJ n
Pupils may period OF the term ana are fequcu
paw only from the time CT entrance. , ..,, . ,o..,.,
ornamental educaton INC P'ihpa' arc
Extensive Of are annually delivered by profess
.o- Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, "eo"sy ho'a"'' ~
nomy Concholugy and Elocuton en-, .,..,. ,,,.r.,,.
Tie institution is furnished with library, valuable apparatus
for illustrations and experiments the Natural Sciences ven
selected cabinet of minerals and Shells MAPS CHARTS Booe o
dels, sc. 81, .,.xao ,r p,of...or lohn
rawarI Il Who rossesses the advantage Of uniting
thorough knowledge of both the French and tnrs
b.nr Of an English family and born in Par ana eaucaa
,h Po,ecnc School The rapid progress of his pupils affords
the best evidence his superior abilities as teaehcI =
which every arrangement il made their physical education
and the improvement of their manners anu a', nis
private rooms, two in each, the Ios o. h 1 ons those Of
The Of this institution the result Of the aceumu
lated facilities Of the twenty nine years its onward
ulars containing more particular information may pc Obtain
ed application to the Principals, John H. wizard anu Satan "
Willard Troy, N. "
BENJAMIN MARSHALL, President
JoHS d. WILLARD Secretary; oa.
Mayor and Recorder Of Troy, EI ( oT ai!i1'.-,
Benjamin Marshall, Jonn W. W S;i
Stephen Warren, hone. ~. ,'
Richard P. Hart, JNncs 'saas.'
JAS Van. Schoonhover, Ie n"s Ino S,;ss,h
c.nr.a q ty,uen John P. Cushman,
s " Thomas Cloves.
MarchI7 W9-oH
TAKE NoT7cE-nfants' round Leghorn Hats are to
be had worry low prices at the ehsap sas GARRsNATI
sign OF Transparent Hat, Shoekoe HIN:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !


IT having hecn determined by the Navy Department To cause 10
a,. series III careful experiments 10 ascertain the re-
,cs ~ The different varieties Of fuel applicable To the
s.s oil steam Navigation III The Navy Of The Inied states
a-r,or, ~ mines others. furnishing such iue' are IN
s mat upon forwarding tile Navy Yard At the c'y OF
,bncton n lei own charge quantity not less inah wv"
IN weigh, Of which they respectively supply To De
, an or before ffst dag Of July next, tile department
In el.- the a the he faithfully made To discover
,tu lwct and Other properties necessary 10 be knowh'
Ia itre of II, fitness the purpose above speched-
.,npl thu, sent must accompanied by statement or
r of the origin ii same, and the period of lis c1trae-
Jn, tD- mine, also Of The points the Atlantic coast, on
~ v..ipp CUT of Me,co Lakes at which it can be
'',' ', "a ''''' ~ ltd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
DOMESTIC.
CAUSE OF TEMPERANCE.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.
-, CHARLOTTESVILLE, May ., 1912.
SIR: "erespecfuy solicit you to publish in the En-
qairer ass early day possible, the speech deliver
ca oy Mr.. Thomas F. Marshall at The meeting of the
congressional Total Abstinence Society, of which the
proceedings have been published in pamphlet form.
We are, Sir your subscribers and obedent servants
WIN. H. WOODLEY,
FRANKLIN MINOR,
j. III. GlLMER,
=. CARR
d. HEDERlCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

NUrlCE-The Franklin Manufacturing Company have APP
y A. Maddox their AGENT who VIII be rhisnsa a.
store two doors below Bank Of Virginia, with large
l, all the varieties Of Wrtn. Paper made AT their MIL
VIZ scar a,cap, packet and letter Paper all wen ne
u y wholesale and retail such prices rs cannot a 10
';: pnblic City and country merchants, and citizens OF
the generally. respectfully invited TO examine ms STOCK
# i, moi 10 their domestic manu-
failures RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
or off
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
l5-ti

VIRGINIA l." OFFICE, RrcHMoSo, Fsp 7th, lel'
pY resolution adopted by The General Assembly o.
ID Virginia! 4h dag of February 1912, do hereby give
re 10 all persons claims the State OF Nrgna Tor
gyn,naa land bounty heirs assigns present the
m adjustment before the st day Of March, ls43, or such
% shall forever thereafter considered and held 10 be vnh
~ The claim, Of and soldiers were returned to
). H. PARKER, Reg. H. 0.fce.
az II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

T0daeco Land Jor SAFE.
on the 18Th day of June shalt eer for sale that wei
" Tract OF Land whereon Joel Strong formerly lived
Spcwmauow Grassy creek, with good dwelling and
other necessary houses The plantation laid Oft in four
compact s with portion Of high and fiat land in each, and
100 each This land well known he
The hest and desirable farms in Granville situated The
Oxford aud Henderson, from 10 Ia
IS miles OF each place. with nearly 400 Of wood land
Guiding pue growth which OF fine quality for tobacco wheat
The land will be sold without the premises,
the day above f fair ii no the fair day IL
wishes the land, Mr. ad who lives the premises,
will show them the any time.
1er-Abou $3.50 will be required In cash. two annual pay
the balance The sale will be certain 10
take place without reserve.
THO L. WILLIAMS.
Nav ~ lids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
May ~

VIRGINIA IlOUSE.-This well known establishment VIII
hereafter conducted by The subscriber who hopes, ny
OF
patronage She prepared accommodate transient
and She has also several suitable
for families single gentlemen no desire lodge the
house. Her for day toardcrs by the will be S0b
the day, 81 So MARIA e. CLorToN
10 lin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
Feb. 81

WAS committed 10 the Jail Of SUSSEX county, on inc 81 oy ."
w November slave Negro Man. VINO cais
himself Major IIenry and claims he free Tie sara MAJOR
Henry yellow complexion, feet or inches hs IL pc
~ and IS of age, aud had on when cohheu
M cassnet Ilue His owner Is requested
TO come forward prove property charges, and lake nm away,
VI '' "'' - WILLIAM BRIGGS, Tailor.
Major Henry gives the following account Of linse
In tbe year 1882 tired in the city OF Baltimore iu se
ing pa 81 from Henry Dufe on Calvert suet,
of which convicted, and sentenced TO anlshmen In
of this sold by the Sheriff OF tne Guy
fr The term of years and purchased ny Mr. m'ison,
clerk far Shadrack Slater w whom he again sold 10 hona
uny,s Davis took him from Baltimore Charleston = " ana
sold him 10 Cohen Cohen sold him to J"hn Mciane y
Stage Contrncor with whom he lived until the fa o. Ieti
when understanding that The SALE 10 McLane was Tor iie anu
thnt was selling HIM 10 Col Morgan OF oriha he
ran off aud made his 10 Virginia, and was u"
hpril
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
mace N"o"" ." '"e Jay u 'A THOMAS HUpCiSs

NOTICE. from aud after the 2j:h Of April our "eent
v Of Packets Lynchbtg will leaTe hcn,o',n a
gnVhb-r Monday Wednesday, and Fridays, a.
" gy This arrangement. form connection wi.l .ns
Lane, stages running out of Iynchourg our s
Cat IN lave Redmond usual, VIA on MONDAY "rn
3 ana Fiav at O'Clock, r. NJ connecting WIN tle arm
. and Illly stages and also with the Chaolte've ana
m oy. Al, others Going West from Richmond, or It's vi:iny,
a M say any hing hut refer passengers and others TO
;4.e have travelled on our packers ,,yp.popr
Ami Is IIo-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA, Locust street
wi Adore Course Of Lectures will commence on
Monday April and continue until the last oil october ehsu
ing with ltion Of August, which is a vacation
On Practice of Medicine, BY n Chapman, NJ. d. W. w. Ger
hard, NJ. ID. ,,, u n
ON Anatomy, by w f. Homer, W. d., Paul b. Goddard NJ d.
ON Institutes of Medicine, ny Samuel Jackson, NJ d.
on Ma,eria Medica and Therapeutics, John Bell NJ. ~
On Chemistry, James Is. Rogers, NJ d. Robert L. Rogers
VI. ID. $3.50 o,., l., H.,
on Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children by hugh
L. Hodge, VI. H., " lillian Harris II. ID. -,
Principles ard Practice Of Surgery, by Thomas harris M
- w. f. HoRNER, Secretary.
p.h Of 94-2awtlJe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

tAGD-P s. G7RBaN77I hees leave m"'i resseiu ~; 81,
Il f M, friends and the public that he Ia. imported drtet
& aulo an article for the manufacture Of summer nus
he sur. will PLEASE any person that is fond oi wearing
M They are OF beautiful drab color, far lighter tha
;a hats aud are ventilated 80 that they VIII Keep ie nsu
;tty cool lie will warrant them waterproof III iae 'hes
m article a fail 10 please every person 'hat in'!
them, and they will sold n the low price OF 81 80 .
iio-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

II4THEy'S LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber wishes to
VI well known and valuable Farm, S:4jV'a ~ .ne
y + Mathews containing about 1000 The situation
fS- il AZ HANDSOME and the land productive as any
s, lower The buildings are con,nodos ana very
-v.nt,uty constructed every necessary out hn'te a
~, aoon has heen recently highly married and llmed ana
proncc each OF three fields about one hoisand barrels OF
m annually will dispose suit purchaSeIs-in one or
ro- separate parcels further description deemed useless
,nn, that who will invest their money IN real estate
fft come and examine themselves. Ii II il not disposed
NJ private he June Court day tine second Monday,
a On that day. offer publicly, al Mathews Court house.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

To Young Druggists Groccrs, Se.
TOR RENT OR sALE-A ck-bui Tenement CONSISTING
Of an excellent aud cellar with dwelling apartments Tor
small family garden ou,buinrs, &c, in the centre o the
Main street u Williamsburg Va fitted Drug and Apohe'
cas Store The Labelled bottles drawers and Implements To-
,.r the remaining stock Of recent medicines Spices gro
cecs &C. NAV valuation, and Immediate posses
I'll. terms of coming will be made such TO render this
very opportunity for Of moderate cap
mi y I'm is DESTROYS emharkng such business There
no other drug store town. any Of ability indus
try and perseverance will with good encouragement For
attjcuars letters, post paid, In Professor 0liineoh
Wiliiam and Mary College, Williamsburg, Va.
h.,1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

N ENTAIL SURGERY-Tle undersigned, having located
manenily in Rrhund respectfully invites the attention Of
ladies and gentlemen wishing Dental performed,
his large and choice of ncorupb Testh AID 10 biz
method Of insertion gold plate y atmospheric
springs and clasps h pivois filled accurately in Of
figure &C., eu- The closest scrutiny in detection,
aud in nearly all perfectly useful in nacaton He will
perform necessary operations the Teeth boil; for their
beauty and preservation. Office Main street. few coors be
low the Exchange Bank H. " HUDSON
Refererees-Willam :. rumer D. D., General Perrnm Or.
Chamberlaynr Dr. Brockenboueh General Peyton Dr. X. G.
Cabell, aud Sidney S. Baxter ESQ.,
MntcIG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

COMMISSION BUSINESSl offer my services 10 my lIena
and n. ,,htc IA Commission Merchant. Constituents
N, @ aoerer kind viii with dlleent aud faithful At
a-,In JAMES C. WATSON, on 18th street
u. .,,, ,, So, " ' 49, j. e. w.
- ~! Fo''' ~'' li6-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
TIME subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nufactory Nunns l. Clark, New York. elegant ana pn n
Piano Foes possessing latest improvements, ana t'
decacy touch ftone peculiar to their
Also large assortment OF Musical Instruments and husa
Merchandise in general. T., -,
Piano Fortcs repaired tuned let hire, and taken In e
change. ,,,,,a
The largest collection Of Music ever offered Tor sao ~ %
state NAV be selected FROM the store oil inc
enabled to sell a, the Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices ,,,.o ,.,.
term' 'nsa '"e' ca" nm" SIC P. II. TAYLOR,
ba-wl2nt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
Williamsburg, a9th April, 1872.

NJ ,. ~, lrshanys PaieGeipaG.-Nrs. Swe-isrr
80 =, in,rm The ladies' aud gentlemen Of Richmond tna'
, handsomely furnished the large ana etea. ne" o1n
"a W,lnu, street phiate!phin, particularly auapeu 10Y
80 Of ladies' Visiting tins eiiy feFhaps no nous,
m rnlnys more advantages, both a. 10 MS 'oca,,.h anu
'"r nt' No mains will spared 10 render Coin
% AT those who may her with their patronage ,o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

ooK At rIIIS-Every variety of Drugs, Medicines RANTS
Il OILS varnishes etc. Of the pnres kind viz:
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil, Castor on
Palm Oil, sps TIrpenne, ETC.
CopaI Varnish, Japan varnish
Black Leather varnsh, etc.
Cinnamon Mace Cloves. khnharb
Ginger, Allspice, Jalap, Caomrl
hloes Gum Arabic. Gum Camphor
Mamma, aace, Pepper, Nulncgs
Isinglass Putty, Maider, Fig Blue
White Mustard Seed, Long Pepper
Rochelle Salts, Cream Of Tartar
Niaenesia Irish Moss, Iceland Moss
Glauhpr Salt, saipe,re, Genlinn
Iiquorice Sulphur Roll birthstone
Srnna Washing Soda, Pearlasl
sar'us peeae c@ocynh' opinm etc. etc viz
large of Brushes from the best nahulaenties VIZ
Hair brushes, Nail, Flesh, Cloth, Shaving
suaps-Cream, Almond Mnsk, vcrbena
Rose Iss;amin TIan -, wsd Military ,,.,
And all other kinds Shaving, Toilet and Washing Soups
Ciga.-lmpera Ttabueos Havana ptlnep1 bind.
La Norma, Flower Congress, ETC., OF the choicest k'hus
Perfnmes-Rosc Water Lavender, Cologne
Florida Violet Jessamine oIanse rs,DeR R,, ss
Nursery Powder, Oriental Pearl Powder
Genuine Bears Oil, MacassaI on
Beef Marrow, Pocketbooks, Penknves
Combs Of all descriptions Of Tortoise Shell
Ivory Silver, Horn, Buffalo and other Combs
Poma.im Tooth Powder, Hair Powder
Percussion Caps of all kinds
Wafrrs-Coored assorted Pea Red, Black, Noticed, etc
Ink-Back Blue and Red OF the best quality ny Tie saoh
Pal Psin,s-Whilc Lead, Black Lead ground In Oil
Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, Vcrdigns
Prussian Blue, Tcrrade Sienna
yeni'ia@ o Red Spanish y.1nI,,nn Brown .,e ETC.
Of all kinds or ordered to suit any person
Cowles' superior Chewing Tobacco ;,
All Of articles together with others too numerous
mention may my cheaper than elsewhere IN inc
city, and of the best kinds which guarantee. novr
Sign Of the BLACK Boy and Mortar,
Mansion House, Richmond, . VA
In addition above every kind Of Patent Medicines f'
Plasers oinmens Mixtures, Cough Medicines ETC o,sm
si--'.'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13

DOWHATAN HOUSE.-The proprietor his sincere
thanks the public generally for the liberal
ment he has received since he has been engaged in keeping
Powhatan House, than Is ycars and hopes by strict
y attending the comfort n his visitors, merit and receive
of their favor LAWN: 1896 increased his charge for
Transient visitors TO 81 day in of the high price
of provisions he feels his duty To reduce 10 81 So AS
provisions generally iaIen and This day single
dinner IS CENTS breakfast supper lodging so cents each
PHILIP DUvAL, ia
3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
ID. NJ. Uoyt & Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office
RICHMOND, Va.
Splendid Loucries for May, 1912

IJOYT & Co. in splendid nf luck few days
since Nos. So 50 u.s. ,5006 b 3D. SG00-4 Al 6' good
prze-and large number Hhes- out frn our Once
country continue be the most favoedneary all
the args prizes sell persons in The country
Below publish the prominent schemes to be drawn IN
May.
NJ Mark the for 2lst-S50, OCO. 10
You sell such prizes for hare done We will
a certificate o Of 90 Whole tickets In that Scheme
for the extremely price Of S5cecaes of shares in pro-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-13
JAMES PHALEN & Co., Managers,
R,,uxoSn ",


3 81 81 slsOoo, whole ticket IN $. Fund Lottery, No. ..
10 % go SI1,an, half do" in Georgetown DO. NO -.
40 A. Sooo Who'll. da n Gia ana S und a." NO.
With II other capital prizes Of $780, etc. etc. all distribu.d In
Of April and being Drives than co. ve,
distributed in the sane from any office IN Afitea ~ ~
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY, Class No. 36, TO he drawn May
litll-7S numbers, Is drawn. - 40, ,oo
100000 1000. 5000, aooo, 2,ooo $500, $780, i4oo 'uo'
''-' Whole Tickets S!O--slrares in proportion.
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY, Glass No 40, for 2ls May-''
Numbers, Is drawn. $3.50 go. : mn , 49, ~ , :,
.O0o $40 % Of 800, 2nO of 2)0 etc., etc.
Whole Tickets S.0-shares in proportion
The most Splendid Lottery offered to the public,
for Goth May.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE,
Class A. for ei2 Wilmington, delaware, May 20
1872 under the superinendrnoe OF appoeu "
the State. ~ number lottery, IA drawn ballots
Mammoth Scheme. - .
prizes Of s5 si0ooO Of loco of Go 81
Of $500 UO0 Of 3oo0 o 1900 100 of 0oo, ~ oil ooo
10 of 500 10 of 400 aG5 &c $40, etc etc.
Certificates " Of packages Of &c wh"e,, seo
Do do. Y6 halves, ~
H., 60
Do do. Of eishths, ~
school. FUND LOTTERY, Class No. 49, for asth Mays
numbers, l3 drawn. -. -. :, ,oo
$50 ooo OnOo 6oOO 5000 1000 1900, 5oo 1890 90 of 600
40 each of 500 and 40n and l7s OF 3JJ ETC.
Whole Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
" Persons distance may be assured that their ORDERS wiz
he promptly and faithfully attended 10.
An communications ered and held strictly coniueh
tia.
All prizes in Lotteries will be cashed on presentation
" Address THO. u. BIGGER,
Managers Agent, Richmond.