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TaluaLc Real Estate for Suie and Notice 10 Creditors

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ny virtue and in pursuance decree Of the Circuit Superb
ID Il, Court Law and Chancey for the county Of appahan
mock made 22nd dav Of April a42 IN cause depending
therein Jaquein Taylor Co. Plaintiff and Miner
Gibson in right and late Executor OF Moses Gibson
deceased Others Defendants the undersigned win proceed
a the times places hereinafter entoned sell all the Rea
Estate unsod OF which the SAID Moses Gibson
died subject interest therein given by the Will OF
The said Moses baon his widow, Mrs Elizabeth W. Gibson
far her life Also the Real Estate, remaining unsold
which conveyed by the said Miner Gibson TO Gideon
Brown Tone undegned BY deed Of trust hearing daio
the 4lnd day Of September $780, and all the Personal Estate
which was copeended in the said deed The latter consists OF
several large stills and dsling apparatus, horsrs &C.
The land large body Containing about QUO acres much o
of reat value with considerable improvements upon IT, IN
cludng large extensive dIstiery with grst mill attach
ed thereto large brick merchant mill and g mill, and
bouse and lot Flint Hill The land will be divided In par
To suit such manner will be particularly r1-
panrd at The sale i'll commence at Flint iii, on
Monday of June and be continued from day to
day unit, II Completed The personal property will be sold n
Flint ILL., noted dstle of the said Noses and Miner
Gibson and each parcel of the Real E,ae will be sold on the
prmi,e respectively The Land will be sold upon equal install
ncns payah respectively in and three years fioT
the day purchaser giving bond with good personal Sc
suy deed lhr premises 10 secure the
mrnt Of the purchase money.
The personal property will be sold upon crsdi, Of twelve
months for all S. and for cash for all Of S.
under that amount purchasers giving bond With GOOD secur
~. ". H. nhun-', ,.-,-
II, G, MOFFETT }
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He IS CATcuISG rive have the satisfaction 10
know that crpose of the operations OF the precious
Mr. Pettis, is likely to shut up his swindng shop The
Tribune by last nights mail, contains the following, IN
the precise words of the letter received here and pub
lshed by US It's conclusive [Star.
The Slaue Cuteher-We published paragraph yes
terday exposing the swindlng tricks of one F. III ret.
It's, no dates from 400 Broadway, and is in the habit OF
writing 20 Southern gentlemen who advertise runaway
negroes offering for certain specified lee TO appehend
their fugitive slaves who his certain knowledge, are
always here. During the day. gentleman called upon
Us and showed a letter he had just received from
Virginia Planter, covering the writer had received
from this Pells which Le had forwarded here for the
purpose of obtaining information as 10 the trust
ness Of this volunteer slave catcher Pets said IN his
letter that there was negro in this city who cores.
pended precisely with the desert pon of the runaway
slave; and he offered to seize him and return him his
owner would forward him power OF attorney, ana
fee Of twenty dollars to pay preliminary costs, and pro-
mise one hundred dollars additional on delivery OF the
negro. lie concludes thus: "Fugtve slaves multiply
rapidly here of late There great many persons
in the South in the employ of the Northern Abolition.
sts whose business is to aid in the escape of slaves
The Yankee Captains, too trading to Southern ports,
are hired 10 do similar dirty work In self:defence
am compelled to refuse all letters not postpaid In
baste yours, &C." The letter is well and pauslbly
written, in neat and delicate hand Our informant
SAYS, that he knows some fifty gentlemen in Virginia
who have received similar letters from Pets, and many
of whom have remitted and of course lost the ego de-
manded as his Fee full exposure of these tricks Is
| the surest way To prevent their recurrence.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MASCFACTuRY.
Cary Street, three dO0Ts Adore the Columbian no
Rirhm0nd IN

II. ANTHONY still continues to sell Hats the OIo"in
y low prices:
Plain Russia Brush Hats, from 50 80 to s5: Silk Hat. VIC
fine fur bodies, water proof from 81 50 To 50 so Be-" w.
from 81 IS TO 81 Fur Caps from 81 To sl0 Gentlemen
Caps, from 81 So; together with assortment Of Men,
Boys Hair Seaet and Glazed Caps black and das Woo ia
wholesale and retail. TermS-Cash. .
p e. He keeps during the Summer large assortment w
horn, Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable 10. all a;
". b. Hats made Ia order
January LIST, 1912. 7H-"N'
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ITO BUlDERSSealed Proposals will be received by the
dersirned until Saturday, the 4h day Of June for The
erection additional building Of brick stone foundation
10 the uac Asylum, corresponding In size aud
raj addition Northern Tie pro
posa required Tor the wne work e"mpee the under
ker or undeakrrS furnish all the materials Bond with
proved security will be required for the faithful performance
The contact ROBERT s. BROOKE,
l.. L. STEVENSON
KENYON HARPER
Executive Committee
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TN oHANCERY-vsofmAAt Rules held In the Clerk, or
Ace Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanee ~
the county Of Hsneo and city Of Richmond, on the Chanes
side the and day Of May, 1912:
Edward Amber Thomas NJ. Amber John j. Amber Phil,
81 George Amber Richard c. Amber William N. Amber p
~ w Moncure and Catharine his wife Robert c. Nicholas a.
Ezabeth B. his wife, and Francis E. Brooke Ella h
wife, Plaintiffs:
Samuel g. Nicholas Richard Halves and Heiiy his wife Jh
r. Owine, Anne Owings, Henry Bascomb and Mary his WIZ
Jon Sanders George n. Sanders Samuel Smith and Mr H.
VIE Margaret Sanders Joseph H. Sanders, George Te,
Edwin Halves and Caryanne his wife, John eavy Nag
hs wiz. Thomas Hawkins and Mary Jane Davis Of Go
Nieboas deceased Gavin L. Nicholas Robert Nichols New
Work and John Nicholas Of John Nicholas deceased r.
bert g. Nicholas Louisiana John Smith Nicholas Masr,
Nicholas sarah F. Nicholas, John Patterson and Mary b. M
wiz Dnbney g. Carr and Sidney T. his wife, Margaret Smith
Mary b. smith Samuel smlh, Thomas Smith, John l.. Smith
Robert G. n Smith Wilson n Smith, and other Defendant.
The named no, having entered their appear
and given security according the of Assembly AID H.
rules Of this Con and appearing by satisfactory evidence
they are not inhabitants of this Conmonw II ordered
That The said defendants appear the Rules Ia be The
first Monday in August and answer the bill Of The plaintiffs
and that copy Of this he forthwith inserted
paper published In the city of Richmond for Two months
sgry and posted door Of the Capitol TIE said
| ACopy-Tese, - = ,
May6 llJ-wSs
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-T,,1cS liver 4 KANAWHA STOCK FOR SALE.
IRssNT to the provisions Of the Chatter Of the James IT.
YER Kanawha Company and in obedience 70 the Keso,a
~ aon"ued Agent for that purpose viii proceed on the 18Th day
IL May 1872 commencing - O'Clock a. noon before n1
The civ Of Riehuond SELL Public Auction for cash me
~. 80 ~ , Drinouent agrecaly 10 the annexed
~, sbows lie names Stockholders their places o.
residence they known The shares
M to he a5h day Of May 1872 and The total amount In aeaf
C. hrx.
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365 prizes397 III bank,-or, about prize to blank
Tickets only S5-aycs 81 50Quaers 50 75-Eghths 81 e.
p The price of certificate Of package of &c whole Tickets
the above splendid Lottery is only $685. certificate of %
halves only So certificate of 90 quarters only 81 2
lca,e @ ei.hs only 500 81 and certificate of package
may draw the five highest prizes.
NJ Tickets certificates Of packages In the above
sppndd Lottery constantly FOR sale The office of the Managers
on aIan 2ud STA and 18th streets, Richmond
S All orders by nail will with the most prompt atten-
tom and the drawings over Of will be
sent To all order from 10. Address,
J. G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, Richmond, Va.
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IN CiiANCEgY.-vRctsA AT Rules held in the cl-s,
Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancep a
Orange county, the 9Th day Of April, 1872:
Martha Key, Paaif
against
Pleasant Howard and Abraham Shepherd J, Adnn;ra.
de bons with the will annexed, of Joshua Key, Wa &
Martha his wife, Key. John Key STROLLER Rev La
Blayes Mary his wife, late Mary Key Joseph Key
ber Key infant children of Joseph b. Key, Charles Key L
dan Lambert and Judith his wife, late judith Key, Aaa.ll
Champion and Ann his wife late Ann Key, James " H aS
Beverly Key children Of James Key, deceased Richard u
Kew Jefferson Key and Mary Key, infant children G
William Daniel Henry Daniel Nancy Graves, widow Of Hear
Graves formerly Nancy Daniel, Patsy Brown widow o l-i
Brown formerly Patsy Danir Matthew Nicholas Eza,-,
his wife, formerly Elizabeth Daniel, Elijah Daniel, Martha
MEL Frances Daniel Beverly Daniel Joseph Daniel c,s.
Daniel children Of Martini deceased the children n ThE,
Key deceased whose unknown John W. krr a..
Thomas W. Gilmer, Defendants:
The defendants Henry Key, John White and sarha lbs w
William r. Key John Key, Srothcr Key, Joseph an Ru kry
infant children Jesse b. Key, deceased Charles D. E-y IT,
dan Lambert and Judith his wife, Nathaniel chlpon aad
his wife, n. Key, and Beverly ID. Key children
Kew deceased Richard James Key, Jefferson and Mary ky
infant children Of Jefferson Key, deceased, Samuel D.r,s
James Daniel John Daniel, William Daniel, Henry Daait
Nancy Graves, widow of Henry Graves deceased, Pa Jwn
widow of Josiah Brown deceased, Matthew Nicholas and Eliza.
beth his wife, Elijah Daniel Martha Daniel Frances Daae. Re
verify Daniel Joseph Daniel and George Daniel children M
tin Daniel deceased, the children of Thomas Key, dcs
whose unknown and John W. ksy, having
their appearance and given security according To H.
Assembly the rules OF this Court and appearing
evidence, that they not inhabitants Of this tGl
wealth. On the 0f the plaintiff, by COUNSEL oe;
that the defendants last named do appear at the Clerk o
Of the said urt rules 10 BIZ held on the hr'i Monty
this forthwith inserted in soma newspaper Published IN
the city Richmond, for months sieccssse!y anu pes
al The front door Of the Cont housr Of this ccuny.
REYNOLDS CHAPMAN, Clerk
or Orange Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chanerfs.
April Is iia-~sw
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H The the fst day. they VIII De ruH
tinned from day 10 day until completed ,,,
William b. Cht,enden Secretary Of the James River aud
Kaau Company hereby certify that James Peace wlose
name foregoing advertisement Is the agent OF
the said company duly authorized by The President and Dfec
tors 10 make sale Of the delinquent Stockholders from
time time may de emed pursuant 20 tue pro-
vi.ion If The charter WM. B. cHlTTENDEN.
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POETRY.
"MrcH VET REMAINS rr-rsG.
From Camybeil's setc rciumc # British Poe'as.l
NAPOLEON AND THE BRITISH SAILOR.

E,o,n Cam,bc,rs .hst- Poiumc # British Poems
NAPOLEON AND THE BRITISH SAILOR.
love contemplating apaI,
From all his hom,cidal story,
The traits thar soften 10 cur heart
Napoleon's glory.
Twas when his banners in Bolousnc
AIMED in our island every freeman,
His navy CHANGED To capture one
Poor British seaman.
They suffered him, know not how,
Imprisoned ON the shore To roam;
And ave WAS bent his longing brow
On En.'and's home.
His exc, me,h;nks, pursued the flight
OF birds To Britain, half way over,
lv,h envy they could reach the white
Dear cliffs of Dover.
A stormy midnish; watch, he thought,
Than this soicurn would have been dearer,
nc bu, the storm his vessel brought
TO England nearer.
AT last. when care had banished sleep,
n. saw one morning drcaning-Got!ng,
An empty hogshead from the deep
Come shureward floating.
lie lid it in n cave, and wrought
The livelong day, demonstrating
Until he launched tiny boat
BY ml.hiy working.
Heaven help US. twas thing beyond
Perhaps meier ven,ured in pond
Or crossed ferry.
For ploughing the salt sea field
II would have made the boidest shndder:
Entarred uncomaass-d, and unkeeled-
No saii-no rndcer.
From neichborine woods he interlaced
HIS sorry skiif With waited willows,
And thus cnsuiphed, he would have passed
The foanlins pillows.
But rrrnchmen caught him on the beach,
Ills hille Argos soteiy jeerlng,
Till rd!nrs of him Glanced to reach
SapoleOn's hearing.
With folded arms Napoleon stood,s
Serene alike III peace and danger,
And III his wonied attitude
Addressed The stranger:
Rash man, that woulds; yon channel pass,
On tWics and slaves so rudrly fashioned:
Thy heart with some sweet British lass
Mus, be inpassoned.
have no sweetheart, said the lad,
But abSrE, long from one another.
Great was the longing that had
TO see my mother.
And So thou shalt, Napoleon said,
You've both my favor fairly won:
A noble mother must have bred
So brave n son.
lie gave the tar piece of gold,
And with flag Of truce commanded
lie should he shipped 20 England old,
And safely landed.
our sailor oft could scantily shin
Tofind dinner plain and hearty
But never changed The coin and git
OF B"aapaTte.
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April 90

rl,o COUNTRY MERCHANTS-Couptry merchants, wshM
10 the exchange Lerdcs the VI gong 10
North do by calling at r. s. GARBASATPS Cheap
Store Shockoe Ill., where they can get supplied with
CAPS 0f every description, nj the following low prices
flats S3 per dozen; dab Russia broad in the bn 81
nnh 80 dozen; black do do do $40 and so dozen wv
Hats OF superior quality, at equally low prices tine nni
beaver Hats, black and drah of the fashionable shape, w
will guarantee sell at Northern prices for cash only Pea
recollect p =. GARBANATIS cheap Hat Mandatory s'
Hill, Sign of lhs Transparent Hat.
AnTill lnl-NNn
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Executors Sale of Yatuatfe and Desirable FsvgaiG

an TUESDAY, the esth day of June next tf fair If mol he
" fair day) will offer for saie the premises ihr
Tract Of Land belonging TO the Estate Of the late Samuel Fish
er, containing about rs
This land nerseced by the Falmouth and pnnfes r"at
is in healthy and fertile REGION about two miles below 'h-
houhins village Of Warenton, and i've six from The Whr
Sulphur Springs IL is well adapted TO clover and plaster and
in high state Of cultivation and Improvement
will sell the whole In body, divide i into three tracts a.
follows: Between the Falmouth and Dunres roads there W
$50 this Is the Mansion House. with the necessary
buildings, and commodious barn and stables Moe man
100 of This well tmbered On the Turkey Kun
side Of the Falmouth road there $40 on ~hhh a
st MILL In good repair loo Of this tract are heavily t
beed 50 in meadow and the remainder in blue gas d
clover On the opposite side OF the Dumes road are s scr
This part Of the fam has received less attention than me
former divons consequently Is NOT In SO high sar :" %
vaon but fsom the character 0f thu SOIL II susceptible q" tA
and rapid Improvement On his likewise, is abundance %
timber, aud large quantity IL valuable pine.
All Of these tracts well watered.
Terms g SaA credit Of one, two and three yeaf' "''
interest from the first day Of January s,3 AT which time
sion will be given the purchaser having the privilege Il f'
in the Fall. Bond, satisfactory security and deed Of ha'
will lie required 10 secure the payments.
r Persons wishing 10 examine tile farm VIII call oh W
ecutor living in Waenton, who will show them ihs lana aa
its boundares. SAM. H. FIsHEG'
Executor Of Samuel Fmher decreased
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NOTICE The undersigned who has been appointed Special
~ Commissioner carry into effect par OF the decree abo7e
cnoned hereby gives notice. require BY The said Decree
all having claims the Estate he above
Gibson deceased the aforesaid Miner Gibson 10 bring
them in before Office In the town OF Washington
and county Rappahannock properly for settle
The 9th day Of June next, OF which tc he will com
mence his duc under the snd decree The
object provision Of The proceeds OF the sale above
mentioned payment Of the claims SO brought IN and esta
bshed. And the time and place, the undersigned will
the settlement said Miner Gibson account
late Executor of the Gibson deceased and
ment Eastman and Eastman Jordans AID
mnsrato de non, with the will annexed Of the said
Moses Gibson deceased which sesmen,s have been Likewise
the sad All interested In such
Elements hereby notified To attend.
J. F. STROTHER, Comm ssioner.
May6 ll9-wGw
tn CHANCEKY-At Intervening Court begun and held
Essex county, the huuse in TappaLannock
the als day Of February, 1872:
Benjamin II. Munday, Plaintiff:
against
Elijah Sawyer Maria his wife, who before marriage
Maria Bunday, Polly, Richard Jenny Cay and Adam Bnnday
Defendants:
Thi, day came plaintiff by council and flied his bill, and
defendants entered their and
satisfactory evidence that they not Inhabitants
this On the motion Of the plaintiff, il is
dered That said defendants do here the third Mon
day May next and the plaintiffs bill; and that copy
the city Richmond for months excessively and
another copy posted the front door Of the Court
house Of this county.
JAMES ROY MIcoU, J.., OK.
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In the United States Court for the Eastern pi'''e'
Iah April, le4a: s,,,,,mp.op, h a,a !,
WILLIAM D. CLARKE of,hs COUNTY S SaS % Be declared
,no, eS oIssred that ali eaan: 70 Dt On
said William o. Clarke .s .S William aiua D. clarke sS
day q Nay ns uaaa. to q cOaf re he
half & sas s sss R q % coo
~" HENRY Gi0' it-w@
ApIl
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March G

IN observation-disclosures Rules held in the CLERKS NJ
fee Of Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChaGeer Tor The
county enrco aud city Of Richmond the Chanc SIDE
the seventh day of March, 1875
William Wngfed, Jf, Administrator OF Peter Winston, Dc,
ceased, Piahin;
against
Henry Chorley and another, defendants:
The defendant named having entered hi. sPpeant.
and given security according the of Assembly aud tie
this Court and appearing by satisfactory evd thai
he is iniabant oil this Commonwealth: II i ofie'tt
That the said defendant do appear here the first Monday
and the bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy II
this order be forthwith inserted IN so1e newspaper published
in city Of Richmond for months successive and posted
at the front door of the Capitol in the said city.
A Copy-Teste,
WIN. C. SANDS C
MARI lU,-wcw
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IN HANCERY-VKGlsl:-At Court held for Bues saan
county, at The Court house, the 18th Gay Of March, le
Abraham Cooke, VIM. b. Cooke, and Wm Garnet, anA Mar
hi, wife, formerly Mary Cooke, Plaintiff;
against
Armsead Garneu and Johanna B. his wife, John \. lna
ter William L. lancaster, Hester Ann Lancaster children AMI
heirs Sarah Is Lancaster, Stephen Cooke, Abraham Cooke
John Cooke Geo &c Cooke aud Mannda formerly Maraai
Cooke, and her husband, children and hers Il Jo1
Cookc deceased, Enene Prnick formerly Watson and Sn
Watson heirs of Elizabeth atson formerly Cooke.
and Susan s. Anderson formerly Susan Cooke, Decndat
The defendants, Stephen Cooke, Abram Cooke John Cooke
George Cooke Miranda -, formerly Miranda Cooke, AID
her husband, children and heirs of John Coke g.
censed Enclne Penick, formerly - Wa,s0n and Susan Wa
son children and cs Of Elizabeth Watson, formerly os
and Susan Anderso formerly Cooke, not having entered
appearance and given security according to the act Assembly
and the rules OF .his Court appearing by satisfactory
dence they inhabitants Of this country II ordered
That the defendant do appear here the fri &
OF June Count the bill Of the plaintiffs; AID a.
copy order be forthwith inserted newsyal-r
published city Of Richmond for months successfully
and posted door Of The Court house VI this
Copy-Tesle,
ROLFE ELDRIDGE. c
March 26 t7-wsa
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In The ncd States Court Eastern District Of Virginia.
18th April, 1912.
IN the matter Of Bankruptcy Of William H. Morgan Of the coun
~ of Chesterfield, in the Eastern Virginia District
The said H. Morgan, who has been decree Bankrupt
nv this r having filed petition, praying for his discharge:
ordered That notice thereof be published IN newspaper
Richmond. days ut least before The
day Of July when hearing WI he had on the sad pe
tim nj The City Hail. city Of Richnond and all creditors
who have proved their debts and other in interest," may
apcar in the and place. and show any they
have why the prayer petitioner should not be granted
HENRY GIBSON, elk.
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Sent. 10

FRESH SPRING GUUUs. agI Ga
WIN. F. BUTLER, Imperer Of CAiae, QaseH'ss oef
w Is receiving, per ship Harkaway, and has
neva now daily expected direct from The Ua
usual large and tasty selection OF China ' an cea Of
which he offers for casa, at reduced p'ht ~ thai m,h'n
msnias to pune,ual buyers BE feels confident t Good.
will no, consider it necessary TO go farther Non" -
line ifthey will bur give him call ,.v. Rel Tasefp
WIN F. BUTLER doors above ''' es-sn'
March +,
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ID ETWEEN John Earrys onion Coffee ilonse anu ,.s,
ID knss Dry Good Store and doors be low .,oVs, e
We would take this late opportunity ofthankns NV
avors received the last six II was mol our ss y.
to establish ourselves through the press, but 10 90
iisfaciion all who upon which We con-.ei NAV
bile to any other basis, and Of which we are siaa 10
been almost universal. 49,. ,,re and "a
the future All goods sold by that do not please
ty it, color make, fashion, otherwise, can ne M have
the money refnnded-provided, the same shai NV REF
worn we have al this time rs large stock, u nS'
amy in line Of busines and woh ard
invite the econ omst rive call before !,
anime for himself and prices not
lower than any other the city, shall be ve mo a,
We have Cloth Coats at s2 while others en md pant.
that are sod fr ELF and Vests, Shirts Drawe ] a MAJ
Crayats Stocks, Suspcnders Socks Gloves ana s b, C
Wind, and alite. and all other articles uuay AMI
iers of which determined t ,e!l low, s - hny OF
Quest the piblic call and whether they want - "
1~- 81 Goods rdrrGntsd. ,p.xyAS Il CO
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In IN. United States Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia
18th April, 1872
GORGE E. SWAMI, OF the county Of Chesterfield havns
il ordered that persons claiming be creditors Of The said
George E. Swami show the Court on The 2 day OF May
n., why The said George E. declared Bankrupt
pursuant 10 the Congress that beha and that
tins order be- published newspapers according TO the 22nl
and aith Rules Of Court.
ACopy-Teste, , m
AprI Is ll3-w5w
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]. G. GREGORY Il Co.. Managers.
Most Splendid Lottery, TO be dralcn May 81, 1912.
Capital $50 600 ,0UO-$12 5000 of 81 200, &c.
Is drawn lbs. in each package Of 2j tickets
VIRGINIA LEE@BURG LOTTERY, Extra Glass No 81 to be
determined by the drawing Of The Union Lottery Class No 7, TO
Alexandria d. c. Saturday, May 81, 1872 7s num-
IrrI lrfrr hInW halln,s.
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IAMUEL =. DOVE, Richmond:
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