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.rur POSITION OF MR.. CLAY.

AZ Clay IN his recent speech al Lexington, lheh'
avowcd shat the Wing party ls, at this mo-
meni az strong Us ever il IVES, and we a0mt e" ri .
c,ir that he spoke the truth, and nothing else H
W, ,,,v "a now as it always was, and from The very
,nee of lis composition, always VIII De, !" 'hos'
rnsouivocal and decisive minority II was III 'he M
oo,,iy previous TO the nomination OF ven '..'
d would have remained so but Tor ms nhpfece'e"'.
and we may add, we'll earned popularity a'" n,,s do
sscs Cen Harrison possessed many eminent'y 'r-
ocratic Gle oen.s of character he hah passeo tue ~
or mart of his life removed from The Pesliefous
once of our large Atlantic cites, ana ne was ~ ~
.anners and habits essentially man oil Inc peoPe'
T. ss IN fact the democracy of the country winch, ~
~ a,ao,Sn achieved a signal victory, and not 'ne
vybos WHO had actually fnrsaken their Paf'y' an" o
;d tho PRINCIPLES they were wont TO act on, ""e"'
i, mere Tusc de gnrre, they acRno"ieuseu ~ :, .
;nslly as their champion. They fo'omea MN ~ w..
ros hoo,np 10 lead him alter tne e'ec"o',, =
r,,a wond nave been successful IT Gen Harrison h'u
uya i; Question which il is now impossible 70 ans"e.'
,,n;n i, - however, that he vas opposed 10 y.
p,ns. and that Immediately alter nus see.'".'' az.
r,e bs ncuonra,!on, he declared Of MI oea'o' = ~.
Mavor of Washington, and ~ presence OF &c" ~
pers ons three Of whom we o's.', ,hs, tho new Con
ao nj whom were Philadelph'ans, lhal lae new eo
W.. ms. M, cxpect 10 dictate 10 him The policy ne
~, =, nnrsue in reference to the leading qnestioh'
osEc,,,e s.for in case of any difficulty, ADDED ne
beu NAV appea to their constituency, ana WIZ up
neoI 10 mine This looked very much IKE 1el0' ".
imagine. and shows very concusIve,y ."as .,e .
~, onlva chssm between The respective supporters
ma.rsnn and CLAW but also very vide distinction DC
tween the principles and actions of these men. -
No,h.,r therefore can be more absurd than Tor ths
cands o MIR. Clay 10 suppose for one moment 'ha
The supporters of Gen Harrison in lS4o VI" o0%
.e 81 fssng with ,hem-no principle of action tina
-, he referred to a common standarc-no poiItlcs
doctrine on which they could possibly agree. NJ,
C,.v therefore labo.s under gross delusion, wbct
N HIM has become monomania, in snpposng tha' n
might have been elected in 1910, instead OF 1ehefa
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M rSsrn Dsirict Of Virginia 23d March, ls43 in
n,.r of the Bankruptcy of Coquu Gentry, notice Is
Inv ken 10 creditors both social and Individual oil me
,f 10 sai ORDER :; ;S-, a:, sucia effects now re-
M IA money and ready dstrhu;ion, there Is balance OF
t.J dn;a rs-thai of he individual effects Of C. a. Col
s.arIy situated there is balance OF nineteen dollars
n The individual effects Of Austin Gentry similarly siaaI
No.. il balance OF five hundred dollars; and, further, tia
order aforesaid the Court has decrref, that aiter zen
viii pass an order for dividend and distribution o. tue
Assignee of colguitt Sc Gentry.
.
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T AW NOTICEThe subscriber removed his Office
L. basement story residence the corner of 9th ard
streets Opposite Office of the Mutual Society lie
NAV be found office. when (agan
sumed) on Of Courts of the City.
TO CLAIMANTSThr subscriber after an interval of some
years again tenders his services claimants
meut of the United States, the Stale Virginia
onary services any other demands whether arising under
otherwise. His such
him. in cases
of the information sustain
The advantage of that experencehs familiarity
subject aud dsent attention. stimulated necessity
of beginning his life of buslness-he willing pledge
who may employ him-or n
such reasonable contingent commission
Urged by strong Inducements pledges
try energy he may have His residence and
office 9th and Streets the Tavern Letters
addressed o him will he punctunlly Intended TO-
Richmond 7h Oct, lsla aa-ly THOMAS GREEN.
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Harrison, if he had been endorsed by the vote oil the
National Contention He would no, hare been "o,s
even 10 make decent show in 1910, mnch less wa
he be able TO do in 1874, with Democratic lresi'
dent, Democratic Senate and Democratic; House
of Representatives, arruyedsnsainst him. -Mf Clay
moreover, will never obtain the vote of New Eng,
land oigas the hSbli,onists hold the balance OF
power, and slong Mr.. Webster's friends are bent
on his defeat. -
There is nAoae principle of political ecohomy, pro-
claimed by air. Clay, that has no. become obsolete
since his beisg candidate for the Presidency: The
Bank has become odous the Profeeti1e Tariff is de-
nounced as unjust and unwise, Qhe manufacturers
dreading home competition mofe than the importalons
from nbrond,) and the Internal improvements have
received their quietus long ago. What, then, has
Mr. Clay To go upon except the attachment OF his per-
sonai friends, disappointed and broken down like him
SELF who though numerous, scarcely deserve The nanie
of party So little connection is there between him
and the Wing party in general, that ne will not even
trust his name 10 Wing Convention, composed as he
avows of pack Of knaves and rascns of the deepest
dye Mr. Clay ought 10 know the Wing party better
than my one living; and his testimony is most al
entitled to credit far it goes Like
the words of dying man, they mpy be considered as
sort of conscientious confession, but they cannot
possibly contribute 10 revive him.
fPhH1d .iffrcuTu.
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AND FOR SALE.-Tile Estate on winch Mrs IAVnla Z.
snrh uow is for IL lies In the county "i Lou
Cd TIE l.rs Of the Northumberland and the Elk, and con
y, hundred The situation Is remarkably near.
te hudngs generally good repair, and the land wen
l.8 ~ growth of corn wheat and tobacco Persons wish
rtv THE premises are rcerres MIR. William o. smith,
m s d, tie spot; For terms application must be made to
L. ~ CALLS.
srl91 ll1-st'
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HCYT 4 co.'s OFFICE,

r.5r- Tie Exchange Hotsl, Rieh'4oEd, p,rcinid.
1WNG Of Acxandia Lottery, Class ~, drawn 18Th May
% % &C IL co GO % 81 50 80
~ ~ way the Tickets taken In the st0Mj Lottery, to be
W.T. >h instant Judge that It l. the most popular Scheme
A:e ;ad ~ our tnc Well, IL is good Scheme for al
% In Lotteries aud every man, woman and child in the
" '9od have chance in IT, Ts hn, $50 for whole tick
' ,' sun get SCnu0o-haf tickets Si0-qua'ters So
.-&' J! ;U-fsr ale b, package single ticket by
HOYT & co,
t Under the Exchange Hotel. Richmond, Va.
c@uGtaes of packages al the bottom Of each Scheme
VI. Is '''''' 'V'''''" o-ot
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AND FOR SALE-Iu pursuance of decree oil tue Noin..
Can Halifax prosecuted IN the case al hasihe asas.
rdsy The 10Th day June neal, the premises oist io
Ia the h.teS; bidder 6 of Land ine ON the taoy
A in ~. comfy Of Halifax within and half miles oil
op; house On credit &c aud two years, IN equa Nv
meats Bonds with good personal security VIII he required
nnrchaers aud the legal title VIII he retained rs inthei
,v nis land adapted To The culture OF ioacs anu
very valuable on Of abundance OF buiid-
,.',,r. - ISAAC MEADLEY, SR.
'''''''''' CHARLES A. BALLQW,
WILLIAM I. BALLOW.
o 81
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h. f sa,ss cop,, for the Eastern District Of Virginia.
the matter Of BANKRUPTCY Of George B. alierro In pnr
anc of an order of Court in the hove su notice hereby
Inn, have tins day deposited the of t"cny-three
I.d ora wenty;yvn Inars aud thirty four cents IN the
of Virginia Il; the credit o said Sn subject 10 the future
Of said Court and tina; the said Court. alter ten days. VIII
al order tor 4 dividend aud distribution thereof
'' WYNDuAM KEMP, Assignee.
M l3h 1913 st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19

tCrNG LAultS' SEMINARY, Charlotte Cearthoase, "a;
gpv MicnAsL OssoaxE P'incipai-The Summer term ot
asllrn Viii commence on "Wednesday, the seventh day
June ant close on Friday twenty ninth day OF Selerher
i. ali English hranchesday scholars, .; board
i-, ari-r L. furnish bed, bedding, h-,iStea' ana
. subject additional charge oi 81 fIehe ana
ey 81 rc usual an bis papable on the c>; day ~
vc per cent aba,ed from such as shall be paid al
ae1.tuius o. the term. -.
adat. H.. Va, April o. i-i3. li6-7N
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INES FOR SAIE-In pursuance of i deed Of trust; exc
.d hy John fleth deceased. the subscriber and Joh
lir- deceased dated the 29ta September, 1871, ana :"
n IN viii be sold Il. Leecr in Chesterfield
the 1T Of june next Tor cash. tne Socs ~
onrs Of the said John leth being OF the best Kind
WEI. kea and comprising Is demjons Biia Madeira; IL 40
hail Madeira IL boxes Old Hunts Madeira; % dein"hs no
sherry: half pipe Wine; 10 bottles Old forli u 10 hea
Huu,'s Madeira; and 10 bottles claret. 49,. .,
MILES c. SELDEN, Trustee.
q, l22-tds
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EENCH BURR MILESTONE MANUFACTnRY.-The sub
.cfhef Surviving partner al The late firm of Smell Rust,
the above business, nj the od stand lie
n .. ;i,ie On hand large 81 ready made Mill
49, ~ various sizes which, himself, will compare
~ AMI workmanship with any made IN i.s country. Wv
The depressing state Gl the ,ialss he iderably low
goss and wal sell good terms rs can bs oh
ed csr es:a shm-nt. Having just received large
wells, ec;ch Of materials he is prepared 10 NIL
l'd a may entrusted h'G with promp'neSs and des-
~ Those of good article OF French BUR Alis'ones
u IN iei, advantage 10 cal! upon the subscriber az ne
satisfied s terms would give eutre satisfaction. HIS once
t nf and 18th streets opposite the Old Market,
I'M VI orders vii b. Thankfully received and puncnally at
d For r"ernee 10 The quality Of my Burr Mi'siones
h 20 ;I4 Richmond Mille.s. YOU'LL ). RUST.
,tl-n l0l-2aW3m
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Besides prizes % $50, $780, $50 So $780, $50 So So SEQ
SIS, SIP, Sl0
IS No. l.ouer,-lG Drawn Ballots.
Tickets s2O-halyes l0-Quarers 5-cishlhs 30
Certificate of package of 26 whoies, sa7o 90
26 halves Iaj 90
26 quarters, t. 20
rs cigliths - -
For Tickets and Shares Certificates Packages in the above
Splendid l.o;ierics address
J. 6. GREGORY CO., Managers, Rchraond Va
Drawings Immediately after they order
as above. i6
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tcF The creditors az Burwe Starkc are hereby nouea
M m las made deed for the benefit of such OF ms
shall lhiak proper To sign the sane within " cay
March lS. lei3, which said deed - now fecoueu
e ..4t -. ., JOS. STARkE, Trustee
q, l2l-tlJe
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1T1IiE STEAMBOAT RAPPAHANNoCK Captain FAlRH,sv
commenced her regular trips saurday March lh.say
Ing Baltimore 10 o'clock r. arrive ~ aon
- O'Clock next day Law at Merry Point Sunday ns leave There
O'Clock Monday morning; al u,banna about "soek
Tappahannock o'clock Leeds ~ PsnrnnsIasre
Wednesday morning al. ohoo ooe al ron
pahannock o'clock Urhanna o'clock Merry rom oeIoek
lay at Merry Point night THURSDAY ohns' 'ouen al
'"s'e'e'' anu ''A'' REUBEN T. TuoM Agent.
Frederic ksburg, March IA, lS42 iVs-u
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STRATTON,S OFFICE,

EARAWN Nos. in l.eeshurs Academy. Glass lG:
~ 81 10 IS b IS 81 Iii.
Ticket, Nos 6 81 prize $780, paid hy
STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria, Glass 25 drawn May 18Th:
So % On IL GO 90 IS . 81 so ~.
Whole Ticket Nos. ~ IS co, prize of $780, Both sold and
DO. do. . IS so, DO. 1890, paid hy
STRATTON.
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Besides prizes of $780, $780, $50 So s6o sO siO sa5 SEQ
SIS, S2, $40.
"a No. LoteIy-l6 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets Sao-halves I0-quarters 5-eighhs so.
Certificate Of package Of &c whole, sa7o 90
/" &c halves, l35 90
" 81 quarters, c. so
eG eighhs, 50 rs
For Tickets and Shares Certificates Of Packages
Splendid Lotteries address
N. sTRaIToN, Richmond. Va.
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Sale conducted by
Anril 81

THRUST SAIE-Pursuan the provisions OF n Deed &"
Trust executed BY James a. Semple, 10 me, as trustee ana
therein mentioned, which deed Is record IN
The Office of New Kent county will, The 10Th day a"
June Cedar Him. in The county of new Kent, the present
of the said Scne sell the said plantation, CEDAR m
Farm belonging said Scmpe She county OF Matrne"
in the State Aahama between forty aud fifty slaves male ana
female very likely; Household Furniture Of the said sem
pie all of and Of the best quality Kitchen Furniture ran
;aon Utensils, Stock of every KIND, hne booded Ma
and Colts Cros hand. Some wll he said
FOR cash credit the other personal property win be
cd nm n credit Before the day Of sale n more desc
ZION Of The farms and also, upon which
they viii he sold. only say that they very vauahc
Farms-and that the will he made accommodating The
m,rnvcmrnis on Hill fine, pu, there.
al This time as informed, for les than ST 900.
JNo b. CHRISTIAN, Trustee.
tic
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CLIFTON AND HUSKY FOREST FOR SALES.--FUTURE de.
~ termned the State OF Missouri,
my Farm Clifton, in The county Of Mathews four miles
the Court house, containing six hundred situated
Queens Creek about quarter Of mile from the Pankaiank
There is framed dwelling, with six and cellar
Kitchen and all out houses in good repair The barn.
AZ cribs &C. all situated the creek, where
vessels may and take in grain with perfect
stables and sheds for the accommodation
horses. The fish and had
ance wild fowl of various kinds abound and
misses shall be generally at home until August aud in
Mr.. SAUNDERS will take pleasure
showing the Farm TO gentleman who wish purchase
offer my Farm Bushy Forest for sae lying Back river
county Of Elizabeth City, miles from Hampton, and 10
Old Point Comfocontaninc by old survey s4
The Oyerseer's house. barus Stables
necessary ont houses The arabic land well adapt
wheat and other small grain and about 400
growth and good land Virginia. MIR.
james NJ Vaughn who lives the negu'hoCd, Will with
person who wish purchases and my there
pleasure showing The very small portion
the purchase money will he required in can extensive credit
will be given the balance. IOULDER HUDGINS.
ICc-2m
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'je Ne "Wednesday, the 9th 81 Nay al
ooc1 g. NJ my present place al residence consists OF
bsui >uaci4 aud well finished DIS cling house, hunt
dr y s,pervson and lar my own use, with Kitchen
dog sefn's rooms, green h"uSc gardeners house &c
lt.on. garden euntaGin. Of ground The site
one commanding and varied prospect,
while free from NOISE aud dust within short distance
Bee t,lsuess part @; the city, and 81 the Capitol.
fourth the purchase money will r.Gured in hand
eiy: ninety DAYS, and for three fourths the
VIII accommodating la time. Possession can be
about the iirsl of June The purchaser may at the same
have on very terms, few articles elegant furniture
cl have only been used on two az ihre" ocoaSnus.
JOHN BROCKENBROrGu.
cluiond. !Ilh April iSi3 l!4-tds
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FIFTl UUiLAkS EEWNN
30? Tag. .iI,::I -. YRan away from Jas
iloffr q, whom ne .vas hired the present year. IN
srat comfy, IN Saturday last slave named Spencer,
yellow man. AGED about 81 years, ieet or hohes
a. ,.-rav sam, made intelligent and quick spoken; has
Of his avs aud frequently smokes pipe lie LOOK
G supposed, variety Of clothing, tas ne hsuaay
-d ,ce amongst which a Kentucky jeans coat mixed
saloons. sud black bat. This fellow took with HIM grey
aiGe size. 10 years Old, belonging to ihos New
ssHuesrd - h,. free papers of negro named Mar
met he wii probably assume, and whose de-
fb papers VIII answer In mary respects Tor
Ten dollars win he given Tor his apprehension IN The
Nsiul and fay dollars If of the state. II secured
s is restored to either The subscribers. and s. in addition
Tie .ss-, ZACHAEtAIi BROOKS.
Committee Thomas Newly.
JAMES = HORSER
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pRINTTNG INK.-Ve have com family hand fn1
supply of Johnson Dumrs P ting Ink, al moderate
prices. . .n
Enquirer Office, March 10, 1919 100
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WING pRoMIsEs AND THEIR FuI.gILMENT.

Tie Democratic Review for April says 1.-The ad.
ournment of Congress has been great relief to the
public generally, and me may congratulate themselves
that it did more mischief Two years since, the 40
munnt party, coming into power, found debt Of
ss,500,000 and the revenue equal to The expenditure
An session was Immediately called TO raise re-
venue to discharge the debts, to create Bank 10 en-
act Bankrupt Law, to Distribute the Public Lands,
nod nod "a Ra ry Thrift Tina. nss
600, deficit of 81 OeO 900 in revenue the Bankrupt
and Distribution laws repealed, the Bank and Exche-
quer project defeated, and the only remnant OF ,ne
high resolves of victorious party IS rroec'Va u
riff We may put these resolutions and their results IN
a tabular form, follows
Promise, in 1870 Fulflmeats in 1912.
To redeem Treasury notes. Issue Increased Sll 900
GOO.
A uniform Bankrupt Law. Repealed
a Nstiona! Bank Vetoed.
Substitute, an Exchequer. Defeated
Public land Distribution. Repealed
To pay debt Of $4,5U0,0oC. Debt increased 10 $780,
000,000.
Reduce expenses to Re. Revenue Deficient ST.
oo0,oUO.
High Tariff. Destroyed the revenues
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J. G.. GREGORY a Co., Managers.
Office MAN, End door beoc MAN and ih strees
RIcHMosp, YihGiSiA.
TIE MAMMOTH SCHEjfE!
S60,000-S30, 0O0-Sl5 eco.
Sixteen Drawn Ballots.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class NJ, for Isd3 be drawn
Alexandria, d. e., on Saturday, May 81, 1913.
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a WosD IS SEAsoS-Under this caption, the tIcf.
mond Enquirer has the following; Had the spirit and
feelings which this article expresses, been acted upon
by the Democratic press throughout the un'on there
would have been danger Of "dssensions no turn
ing of "swords agans, each other. But 1t IS not even
now too late leave alone and keep the "prncpes
and measures OF the Democratic party before the pup
lic eye-ihese will stand in an advantageous contrast
with the runous schemes OF Federal Whggery. These
are daily, hourly, gaining strength, and can only be ar
rested IN their progress by "interna dlssensons created
by struggle The choice OF the latter should
he left 10 The Democratic Convention and until that
takes race all attempts push aside any oil The De-
ocrai,e candidates 10 benefit any fsvorte will Fave
tendency only 10 "turn their swords against eaen
other, but sharpen them also
uSo Republican more determined TO Keep ms parry
,o,s,b,r than " none, more disposed 10 oehr
fbc,r 10 conciliae and 10 compromise: 10 carry "u' ~
mood faith the essential doctrine of 'unon, harmony anu
onces,ion We have formidable enemy 10 encoun,e'
and one who desperate, and resolved 10 crush lhe
lrao party and their dearest prInciples-aho ~ ia
,,,o, trr runs The fortunes OF TIER daring ieaoe'
tIsnry Clay Whilst Rome had powerful enemy ..
,he;r aaes her internal dssensions ceaseo-Aho sa'
ua nn,sue different course; Are we mad enough 10
our swords against each ether, whilst the de
,er,ons of Henry Clay attempting 10 s,rkt Us
In, Would thnt he TO act the part OF Poi'''''a"s
| I'D r. nalriots-or of madmen :?
ana o' Pa'' fEoltmore Republican.
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ONE PRICE ONLY
COMPLETE SPRING ASSORTMENT have now %.
" ceved opened and arranged very large ami comnce
sortncnt of srasnuaie
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS
which bought Oh The
first hands, aud WIN DC sold al unusually low prices cash. md
on general terms, 10 punciual customers. - -
II the close and each of ,he Mariners
the assistance OF efficient statesmen, will H. we solicit In.
confidence and continuation Of the liberal o
friends Of the late finn of Garland Randolph and the uul
generally.
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES L CO., Sycamore street,
Petersburg, Apil4 ilivif
u n HUDSON, uENri't performs al operations on the
Ia. TEETH, TO. their beauty aud preservation and inserts IN.
coruptble teeth, sngy l SETS ON The most approycd
plans.
Ladies and Gentlemen interested respectfDy invited tn
coll and examine his assortment of teeth
reiy sade carefully selected the most celebrated
facurera.
o its proper and sound.
Refer !" Rev. Dr. pluner, Rev Dr. Enpie Hubbard Gardner
Co.. Gen. Bernard Peyton, p Chan!crlnync Dr. Broken
trough s s. Baxter ESQ., nr r. e. Case General Pegram,
George Watson, VI. ID.
RJ- Office on Main street, square above the Banks
uec. "a
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Besides prizes Of $50 SnD, go, so 500 $50 SO sa
SIS, SO, SIN
76 No. T.oiiery-l6 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets S20-halres l0-fnartes 5-e,gh,hs 80
Certificates Of package of GO whoirs s27o 90
10 40 ~ haivrs, l35 90
iio. 10. 20 quarters, ~ 50
DO. 40. =" eiehlhs, 80 -
IioYT CO. always have nnd Tickets in all Io,,.ries
advertised by G. Gregory Co.. attend 10 orders with
their accustomed pronptness.
April 2S lia-wt
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VALUABLE FLOUR MILLS FOR sALE-Pursuant to tie
provisions deed OF trust, o, record IN the iius's ~
Petersburg, shalt SELL i. pnhc auction, W
MONDAY the sth DAY of May, 1915, AT noon To the ne'
valuable property in the of Peiersbrs long
SOUTH SIDE MILLS There about fourteen a''
the Mills, which several houses are
now paving good rent The MiLhose aud Machinery IN
sured The Mutual Insurance Society for the gross s R
thousand dollars The M contains seven run u
Stones nil and of the very best quality anu ,hions
there all the laes, and most approved hAu,es
used the best establishments of the KIND ~ s
There abundance of wa,er used on oversho' "e
iee diameter and in abundant wheat sts"n 49,
Mills capable of making forty fifty thousand barrels n %
Terms LIBERAL aud will be made known on me day i sae
J.. r. BATE !
Sale conducted by PaNSiLL q La; l.u -
April 81
ny PoSTPONEMEST.-Th above sale was postponed Ii
COO ~ 4 ,.cIork in the afiernnon i. x l..
~ ~'0N' " - '
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HOYT 81 co IS OFFICE,
rder the Erehcnge Haei, Richmond, Frg,nia.

HOYT i co s OFFICE,
Under the E1ehcnge Hae, Richaoad prg,nia.
LOTTERIES FOR MAY.
LAY aGth-ALEXANDRtA LOTTERY, No. q
Rtft Scheme
prize OF S3a'Mo prize Of s2,920
I9lod 10 1909
$3.50 ~ sc
&c. &c.
Whole Tickets Si0-siinres proportion
certificate of packae. Of - Whole Icle IN the ab,rc
will be Tor Sl20-slarrs IN proportion
THE -u.a-HHOTU SCHEME.
sf0,000-s30 COOS -, h0D-SIxecn Drawn Ballots
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY tlass VI, for 3 10 be drawn n
Alexandria d. G., on saturday, MAY 27th, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-19
Drugs Medicines, Chemicals, Due STATS, Paints, oils
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Drugs, -Hcdieines, Chemicals, Dye Siass Paints OILS
Parrish, Uiado,0 Glass, &c, sc.
CAYNoR T. LYEIL, door above the Bell Tavern have
"a lately received fresh supply of articles. Also
large assortment Of FAMILY and PATENT MEDICINES, FAN
CY ARTICLES. GARDEN SEEDS, &C.. &c. 10 which they
would respectfully call the a'icuo Merchants and Others
fore purchasing elsewhere they determined offer great
inducements 10 those who PROMPT PAY or PURCHASE
For CASH. Aprl Ila-wtf
A DMlNtSTRATOR'S NoTICE-Al persons having claims
~ against the Estate of Thomas W. deceased will pre-
hs and al indebted said will please
make payment, as early as possible, the Undersigned
RICHARD HILL, JR.,
Administrator of Thos. w. White, deceased.
Apr2l ll6-w6w
DRINTING INk.-We shall have con, family hand nls
OF Johnson 4 Dnfanis hesfp modern