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,S Vt order made in the United Stl;es Cout; Tor
,E Eastern District Of Virginia, the 23d March. 1873 la
The aier oi the Bankruptcy of Coqut & Gentry, notice Is
% .y the creditors bo;! social and individual OF The
rApkp that. from the report u: :he Commissioner, maze
a,au said order, APPEARS that OF social effects now re-
d money! ready for distributions there is balance OF
ullS-that, the individual effects Of e. a. Col
4 similarly situated there is balance of nineteen dollars
individual effects Of Austin Gentry, similarly suat
, . i balance OF ce bundled dollars and further that,
ofie aforesaid, the Court has declcei that after ten
mass order dividend aud distribution OF the
4. .,,c-s aforesaid. FRED. TRANSPORT,
Assignee OF CoIniti < Gentry
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Vf*ES FOR SALE -! pursuance of deed Of uu-t eye
y r-i hy john fiet:, subscriber and John
Nrcdr decreased, dated he aeh September, lii aud Of
d Chesterfield, VIII be- Sold NJ ST. ieser, In Chesterfield
I.. RSpAi t- q: Jane for cash. the stock Of
icrs the sad John fI,ih, being OF The hest KIND
%, ana conas T. lcmjohs Bia MidelFa; Il q"
.4ltrl u boxes Hunts Madeira; % d.mljan Ro
saer, half pipe Wine; IL bottles Old Port; 81 do Red;
hs !IG.s Madeira, and 70 bottles Caret.
MILES Z. Seldom Trustee.
Nay ~ l22-tds
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CRs. WALL.--The Trenton Sheet Anchor states that
Gen. Garet L Wall was the 2lst ns attacked with
paralysis, IN Burlington. He attended church in
the morning, and there felt Dizziness He went
10 his residence and in the afternoon, feeling unwell
retired 10 bed.-Abaut o'clock he received paraly-
tic stroke, affecting his and leg, and his speech
slightly.
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aIyHAT,s In THE WIND

"What's in the wind,' ask Inc Wigs whats
in The wind:" ask And it's all about Mr. Clay,
that we want TO know. Tie Wings in this ''Port Of
The section are in pucker lest some aoominaele
Loco Foco, or traitorous Whig-(by the way Of pa
ren,hess, nearly all the Wings are traitors, 10 The
sense they it, the greater part being renegades
from other par,iesshould spread abroad over this free
and happy land, report that Mr. Clay will not be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-23

WONG LAhIE>' SEMINARY, Charlotte Courthouse Fa..
GA,. NicH,rl o.Rog>r Principa.rhe Summer term "f
G Institution VIII commence Wednesday, the seventh Gay
+.in ai Friday twenty ninth day Of September
'rus-Fo all the Eng, oranchesday scholars St5 board
-acn p,ater furnish her bed bedding hedstead and
" ~ - subject additional charge Of S4-French and
% extra the usual ~ bills payable the last day Of
# tr ar fve per abaed from such shall be paid al
.4r u.r'sHiug % the
thtl.'t" = T.. Va, Apr 81, lSi3. ll6-7,s
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AMI FOR SALE The Estate which Mrs. lavnia {.
- S resi- tcS far sale II lies the county Of Lou
1a fe ie ri the Northumberland aud the Elk aud con
hundred The remarkably heal
'j'r buildings scncra!y IN good frar, ana the land wen
-d 90 'a growth OF corn wheat tobacco Persons wish
a- g premises referred Mr.. william o. Smith,
oBhe spell For tt nus application be made
.4esla,.-,sef ..tdfcSs, Hanover Courthouse.
c. II. CALLS.
trri = ll7-9ts
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SOUTHERN PROPERTY
FOR shLEhe interest belonging to the Estate Of Josiah
thereof is offered for SALE Capitalists who wish to make pro-
hae should fail to improve inns oppotuniy rs
paving rtyree per cent the present investment u
West Of Eatnnion funam county Ieor
ra Little river, falling stream ah"idne s"hcich
water po.er for ANY machinery. Attached To IT, good
dwelling necessary buildings for the accommodation o
property is offered for sale IN effect division aud will be sold all
together shares to SUIT purchasers The terms will be lce
any communication addressed Eatonton Georgia.
viii he promptly attended TO- and will take pleasure in show
ing the property any person who wish TO purchase
JOHN NJ. FLoURNoY, Executors
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Besides prizes OF $780, slOo $50 So sG0 $50, $40, 3d. @
S5, Si2, So
20 No. 1.otery-l6 Drawn Ballots.
llek os .tns oe o. ,ybps sa7o 90
e'tnea'e VI P"e""t."' NJ h.yes l35 90
:. 60 on nm,,,c1s 67 III
:. 8. OF e,"hths 81 -
For Shares Certificates of Packages In the above
Splendid Lotteries, address =,
Drawings Immediately after they are over TO all who o'
os above March IL lG3-wid
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NATIONAL CONVENTION Florence, Alabama,
Gazette has changed editors. The present editor goes
the ssentre" in regard to Democratic principles, and
in the course of his editorial address, he says at is
not purpose to lend the mite of influence to-
ward diminishing the harmony of our party, By prema-
turey advocating preference for any particular m
dvdusl Is n candidate for the Prcsdency-tor, al
though have decided preference among the DIS
,ingustcd who are held IN contemplation by the
Republican party, candidates for the station, we
shall be willing 10 give our hearty support TO him, who
shall at the proper time be duly announced as the
choice of that party We shall deem 1t our duty pa.
t;enty 10 await the result OF a Democratic National
Convention. That result shall cordially hail, ant
faithfully abide"
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTi1UTE-Thc BOARD OF Visiers
q, the Virginia Military Institute will meet nj Lexington on
hr og LAY June consider applications for the appointment
III Cadets. There will be eight vacancies anon. The Aae "a
don. ana these will selections from the following Sc
,or,l Districts the ether Districts being eprestncd faqie
.mosr, ,nnansaiia Isle of Wight Halifax, Acconac, tupcp
cr w Grccnhrer Charlotte King Queen, hona"un anu
E,noyha About thirty pay Cadets will be appointed ut the
amr tnc urge All applications Ia be accompanied ny
of age hrict aud physical and moral Illness oil
r Applicant and he forwarded paid to the Undersigned
r,nts for the appointment of Cadets mast satisfy Inc
aa,d that pccunay are such rs 10 ehe
them 10 The aid of the state.
''e'' = Eageases ef a Pry cads, t,r IL months 80
Board, 81 per month"; =
Washing, 81,
Fuel and light, "
sla5
e,ne,ience Of fur years shows Pay Cadet be
educated and ei1ticda ~ The average expense ul S!o
ri. State nav hoard, tuition, tHcl, Ents, edCd at
ndonce bedding and stationery o Ss Cadet N considefh-
lion Of which oiisaes himself 10 serve as leaohs "o
years after graduation.
,s Mathematics. Latin, French. Drawing Military
Tarr;cs and exercises III English CoHposll0n.
Dpd Year.-Sane tides continued and Completed. -
nd ar-EHgsh Grammar, English Literature khetn,,G
Military and civil Engineering, MINUTE" an" r"le"'' "
| losnphv Chemistry.
NnrfEx.rcisss in Artillery and Infantry Tactics form part
nj every davis duly; months oi the SUMMER the
cadets are cncaped with special view 10 thorough Instruction
j" '''e' FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent
The graduation exercises will take place on The 4t July on
which the graduating class VIII he represented Is o
l. saluary Addresses by Cadet H. Campbell of Bedford.
.. O,aon, by Cadet Ell Winston, oil Amherst
q O,ao by Cadet John T. Washington, OF Westmoe am.
& VaIrdeoiy Addresses, By Cadet j. b. Dornan OF ROCK
bridge. i'd, ,,, ,,; n,,,o,,,s
W." ~, "' '' " 800 lla-latd
~ Whir to COPY. -
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1u:tCE-ne creditors of Burwe Siarke hereby notified
y that ~ made deed of for the benefit of such Ci his
editor; shall think proper the within 90 days
- tate March lst 1871 which said deed Is now recorded
;Is Ce'ks Office OF envco where such shall be willing
o "a can see il. JOS STARKE, Trustee.
N4y i2i-tiJe
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ALBEMARLE DISTRICT The Charlottesville WAY
Advocate states that Mr. Goggin has given Mr.. Gmer
notice be will contest his right to seat-and in his
notice gives eighteen obj c.ions to the validity and
legality Of the election.
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Besides prizes Of $780, $780, $50 $50 $50 So $40 So sV'
So go $40
80 No. Lnltery-l6 Drawn Ballots
c.,;sc,,as ,s :, nacL n". or OF ,,ihoies s2:O 90
~ H. h,iy.s Oh
n 10 .f ou,rfc,s ~
No do o.; csl,hs 80 -
TOYT 4 Co ALWAYS have on hand Tickets in all Lotteries
advertised by G Gregory Co.. and vii attend to orders Win
their accustomed promrtn"Ss. 80 49,
Apu2S iIo-"'
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"FAMILY JARs"-The Wings have been chuckling
for some time past al the "famy jars OF the Demo
Gratis and whatever hopes they may have Tor success
in the election have been butt man,
" upon the expectation OF dssensIon IN the ranks oil
the Democracy. But in this they are doomed 10 De
disappointed The Democrats are attached to Their
country, and the principles winch hey believe essena
to the welfare of their country; and, when they hnd
that these are likely be endangered, they will lay
down their personal preferences, and unite under tha'
banner which seems best calculated 10 insure their
success The Democratic party has always shown
Itself ready TO sacrifice every personal consideration,
for the good Of The cause and the recent declarations
of the most prominent men in the party-caed forth
bv the nterrogaories of the committee of the Indiana
Leqslature-are evidence of the prevalence Of this
spirit.
We dislike to deprive the Wings ofthe only "crumb
of comfort with which they have been able TO console
themselves amid their many disasters und defeats
Poor fellows theirs is sad fate; and success is such
an uncommon occurrence with them, thatthey don |
know how 10 H. The frIts Of their victories,
like Dead Sea fruits turn TO ashes under their touch.
Providence perhaps has ordained it thus, i'll order 10
punish their wckedness. Even whilst they have been
hugging the hope of discussions in the ranks OF the
Democrats, the cankcr Of dconienh has cept in among
themselves! The attempt on the part of Mr. Clay
friends 10 make him the candidate Of the Wing party
by a sort of acclamat,on having been defeated the
Northern wing of Whgsery has commenced opera
tons which may lead to second defeat oil mr.. Iiay
in the Convention.
Mr. CIay's friends in New York charge the friends
of Gen. Harrison with having cheated Mr. Clay out OF
the nomination by some plot arranged at the Asior
House in New York. The same elements are at work
again, and may sgain be successful The argument
against MIR. Clays "availabty" is stronger now than
it ever was before His has been before the PEG,
pie in every election since $780, and defeat, disastrous
defeat, has invariably followed The Wings are anx
have little chance Of success IN the next
contest, and they feel that MIR Clay shuts Them ont
from all hope. II not improbable, therefore, mat 'hey
will put him aside again. and take some one nn' quite
50 odious Some Of the papers al the NoFih devoted
10 th- Clay interest, begin TO take alarm already
The friends Of Daniel Webster begin to make demon
STATIONS which look very much as if The dongs OF the
Massachusetts convention in favor of Mr. Clay, are
about to be undone Perhaps Mr.. Webster has not
made all the capital out of his "Washngton treaty,
which he intends to make. There are, also, some
Wings who don't hate military cheftains quite as much
as Mr.. Clay does; and the "hero of Chippewa msy
make him pray for "war, pestilence and famine once
more If the Wings pay the proper attention 10 Their
family quafres, they will not have much tune to med
die with the affairs Of the Democracy.-Glob
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I,XCHANGE HOTEL.-The Proprietor feels grateful for the
IL patronage he receive from enlightened and
liberal public and of his unre;nlt-d
who make the Exchange Hotel their home
The price board reduced 81 IS cents day. without
ea,ra for ire lights &C. Some important changes
have been the officers about the house, which
will meet with the appreciation OF the public
He also prepared receive few permanent gentlemen
with ,h. families single gentlemen, hoard the most H.
serms for The ensuing Gentlemen visiting The Ex
mango Hotel with Horses informed that the hest
be taken of them by Mr.. JAMES HARDEN whose Stable
Is contiguous the Hotel.
a. On and after the lyt May charge yearly Board
ONLY will reduced in the Gen,euan's Orina
ny, To $500 per year; Ladies' Ordinary, SD ~ -
Richmond Ap,; ll6-lm
a The following papers will please insert the above
Editorial notice. and forward their
Office for one paper each to the Ho
Democracy Valley STAR Abingdon Banner ynchrg Reruhi-
can Wheeling Argus Charlottesville Republican, Fhcaste De-
mocra
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Besides pizes of $780, $780, sso So sGo $780, sO 49, saO
SIS, S2, $40.
- No. Lotery-l6 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets sac-halvcs i0-quarers 5-eghths So
Certificate of package of a6 wholc., se70 90
3" 81 halves Ia5 %
q Of quarters, u 30
g 26 eghihs, 80 IS
Tickets and Shares Packages the above
Splendid Lotteries, address
y. STRATToN, Richmond. Va.
Ma.
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J. G. GREGORY * Co., Managers.

Ogee on han End door bclon far and lii Ssr
RfcHaoNp VrnGiNt..
TIE MAMMOTH SCHi-HE!
y SG0nOO-$30 600 !, GOO!
Sixteen Drawn Ballots.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Class NJ, for ei3 tobe drawn ~
Alexandria d.. C.. on Saturday, MAY o. lsi3.
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I!OYT & co - OFFICE,
'nler the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Jrg'n

LOTTERIES FOR NAY.
Nav PARLIAMENTARY LOTTERY, 40 81
, -, ca" GGoI prize of 81 991
f. Goa % l,0Wa
:. & 0GO "a so
&c.
Whole Tickets SI0-shares in proportion.
certificate package Of ~ Whole Tickets IN The above
will be sent for Sl20-siares In proportion.
TIE MAMMOTH SCHEME.
$50 G00-s30 Co.'s Is ,G0O-Sxicen Drawn ialoIS.
ALIEN ANDRiA LOTTERY lass W. for 1913, IT, BIZ cfiSn al
Alexhndria D. c. on saturday, MAY .1ilI, lsi3
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, MAY %, ls43
Trust SAFE ct Pauatie Tarern Prore,y, in the Toton
fhurintI...,Ite

i'"'' ''tS ~ IdianOfe iHrcTn PToEc ty IN the IoioH
n charlottesville, at AUCTION.
virtue Of deed executed ~ the subscribers on
1, III; I'm day of March, si3 hy William rrrril aad
c,,nen III u. o'ce Of The County Court OF Ahehale shall
a. Tue request oi Trial Tel ana John r. ill., for sale
t s'eS al public auction, Tuesday, Both day May
new, u ,a and II Lot The fret fair day thereafter all estate
fah,' e a"n Interest Of TIE said william L. Terl, in and
me Los a,a fadn:s in te Town Of Charlottesville. generally
known as the MONTICELLO HOUSE occupied is Ia.
yrr' ana owned Ia AMI in equal proportions by
MAJ isr,ii John Ill., and William l.! Ten. This proper.
= Hi aud GneHtly situated, the
tue own, na now and has ircn for years. stop
ping pace o all The stage Coaches and passengers
-, % ,an 10y charlottesville The Lots contain each hall
acre vi anu ana adjon each other making square
oy , ana Tue buildings consist of large four story brick
ac root, lately built containing twenty
connected with spacious, three story and wood house
~ say wood store and dwelling house, detached from
hr oel buildings brick kitchen, brick smoke house, brick
fui houses. ~ $500 - 80
In The basement story above described brick building
poses ana ia!ors shop.
Al Tue sane time and place, and by Of The deed
we hi aso offer for sale likely valuable slaves
Niles mn shSey aud Judy, ana her two ciIdentwo Mct
lows i@o Horses Wagon and Gear Piano. and diver.
otes OF valuable Household Furniture absolute
perry OF M said William L. Teu. Al.o, ono moe,y tie
Tavern Furniture, in in said tavern consn. of beds
wa' aaps cooss utensils, and every variety of pro-
py 10 the comor, aud convenience Of public hotel
nee years the purchaser giving bond and approved secn
N ss on The The personal estate upon
day to day, until completed
The title above proneny In he
D ont acting as Trustees shall convey purchasers such
rs IL vested In Us BY the deed ~ trust.
JOHN TERRIII,
V. ". sOUTHALI, Trustees.
J. W. SAUNDERS,
The undersigned John T. IIii aud Trial Terri hein. the
owners OF the remaining thirds of The above described cns
rs ana lois ana being dispose Of their vii
sell TIE same upon accommodating terms, aud greatly
d'd viii exchange fr land and ani, ii
sooner disposed Of they will oTr publicly The ay of sale
above mrnon.dhni sold VIII
rent And Tie p Ill., ownin- the lnoety
tie Tavern Furniture advertised aforesaid WILL the
A. tIuTt Nelx
URiaL TERRfLL,
ArIi li2-wids JOHN L. HII.I.
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THRUST SALE-Pursuant the provisions @, o., n na
Trust executed by James A. Sempie, to me- as ~,
60, The purposes mentioned, which deed IL on IT,
The Clerks Office Of New Kent ouniy WI on .ne ,e.
uc next nj til the county OF Ne" hshl' e Eli
residence Of the said Sumpc, sell the said plantation, %
Farm belonging the said Semple, IN ie county ~ , and
female very likely all Household Furniture o. ,e sau
M. ali of aud of the hest quality; hlcneh , %
- I,.nsils stock of every kind hne b!ooded mares
aud Coils Crops hand. Some OF TIE SAVES WIN We
% ~ cT-dit rue the day of sale, more minute descIp-
ton Of the farms viii be given and also the terms upon
49,, 60 m he sold will say that they are very Vau,e
P,yrSand that the terms viii be made accommodating ne
ON Cedar Hin ne and could not DC put 'hee,
Al TINS lnie' % 1' JNo. d. CHRISTIAN, Trustee
April IL -----o--~~e-
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ONE rRICE ONLY.
COMPLETE SPRING ASSORTMENT have ,,,y "a.
ceved opened and arranged, large and complete
soriment Of seasonable
STAPLE .sN'D FANCY DRY GOODS.
which bought the favorable terms generally from
first hands, and will he sold unusually prices for cas and
on our general terms to punciual customers.
If the close and constant the mariners
the assistance Of efficient statesmen, will H. we solc the
confidence and continuation Of the very liberal of
friends of the late firm of Garland Randolph and The pubc
RANDOLPH, PEBBLES CO., Sycamore street
Petersburg, April lli-wif
ID n HUDSON Drxrrsr, performs all operations on The
NJ. TEETH for their beauty and aud Inserts
corruptible teeth, snsy in full Sells most approved
plans.
Ladies and Gentlemen respectfully invited 10
call and examine assortment of teeth comnrsnr ga
r-iy sade carefully selected from celebrated manu-
!acurers
He also inserts Artificial Palatcs designed 10 restore rho voice
Refer Rev. Dr. Pumer, Rev. Dr. Enpie hubbard Gardner
Co.. Bernard Pc.ion, nr. Chauherlayne Dr. Bucken
bourhs s. Baxter ESQ., Dr. r. G. Cabel, General Pesram
George Watson, NJ. d.
Dcr Office Main street, square above the Banks
Dec "a -N"'' s-w1y
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Slus, Paints OILS
Parrish, Windo,o Glass &c &C.
GAYNoR 4 ifElL, one door above The Bell Tavern have
large Of FAMILY and PATENT MEDICINES, FAN
CT ARTICLES, GARDEN SEEDS, &C. &C. 10 which they
would respectfully call Tic attention Of Merchants and others he
fore purchasing esewhee they determined ue great
inducements 10 those who PROMPT PAY, PURCHASE
FOR CASH. April li2-wtf
A DMi NisTRATORS NOTICE-Ai persons having claims
II against The Estate of Thomas w White deceased, will
The same and all persons indebted said Estate will please
RICHARD HILL, JR.,
Administrator Of Thos ". White, deceased.
DRINTING lNK-We shall have constantly on hand foil
supply Johnson Durarts best Printing Ink, moderate
prices 80
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AW NOTCE.-The subscriber has removed his office 10
IL his residence, of 9Th ard
Streets opposite the Office of tho Mutual Assurance Society He
may found NJ his Office when attendance tagain
suined O Of the Courts Of the City.
TO CLAIMANTS-The subscriber after interval Of
tenders his services claimants the Govern
The United the Virginia. revolu
onary other demands, whether arising under
otherwise His experience such
enable him, they Well found
the information
The advantage OF that esper,ences familiarity with
subject and dsent attention. stimulated by the necessity
beginning his life Of hUsinesse il willing 10 pledge
employ h:-for 4 moderate
such reasonable contingent commission he agreed
Urged by inducements lie pledges al! the indus
aud he have eSerted. His residence and
cire 9Th and streets the swan Tavern Letters
addressed 10 him will be punciual!y attended Ia.
Richmond 7h Oct, 1919 i4-Iv THOMAS GREEN.
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AND FOR ~aiE-Ia of decree nt the County
l. Court Of Halifax prosecuted in the case of Ransne AGAINST
u.ine and others undersigned Commissioners will
urday of Jnne next the premises oier Tor
tid 3b6 of Land lying ON the Crazy
a. In the county Of Halifax within and half miles oil
court house credit Of and two !e1's III equal m
Bond. with good personal security VIII be required
- ,eS and legal title viii be retained a. father
t. land well adapted the culture Of tobacco and
inc .tatfs. ISAAC MEADLEi, SE.,
Gil ARIES i. BALLOW,
WILLIAM 4. BALLOW.
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Richmond, li,h April, la43. ia

F'RLNCH BURR MILLS ZONE MANUFACTORY.-The sub
cuber Surviving of the late FIRM of Smell Rust,
es 10 the above business 4, the old stand He
& " t time hand large of ready made Mill
" al sizes, which, he tatters himself will compare
' ~ aud workmanship with any made this country Ow-
t depressing the times he has considerably low
KY W ptr>, and will sell good terms be OBJ
" any other establishment. Having Just received large
selected assortment Of materials, he Is prepared To fill
Yer 8l n'y Or entrusted 70 lm with prcmptness and des
ose of good article oi French BUR- Miilstones
D e. tIr advantage 70 call upon the subscriber, he
visited AIS iemS would give entire satisfaction His Office
g corner Of and l7tsi opposite the Old Market
a orders wal be- thankfully received and punctualy
Fr reference as to the qualify Of my urr Mlstones
u 20 ihe Richmond Miliers. YOU'LL =. RUST.
--.'i'tH5 iUu-2awam
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nIrGgo WOMAN FOR SALE UNDER TRUST DEED,-1y
virtue Of iicrd of Trust from VIM w Porter 10 me, bear
inc dale The Sd day Ocorr, 1872 and duly recorded IN The
County Court OF Powhaisn the day. SHALL for purposes
said deed mentioned expose ae public auction tor cas
powlaian the first Monday 10 June next ne
Ing Cour day. Neer" Woman, named roy ana her w
o,ec If sncr tr the deed. The title believed
70 be perect hui shall and convey as Trustee only
10 oe p'' II. L. HOPKINS, Trustee.
May --w-os
-oTICE-Thr Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
~ Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company will be held at
NJ otsr If the Company Richmond, on Tuesday, the 3h
ay Of MAY Mt II o'clock a. is hoped the Stockholders
se"e''"' JNo. WILLIAMS, Clerk and Treasurer.
,..a I9-w4w
LANES A. PATTEsON, CoMMIssioS MERCHANT Richmond
y pa.-W give prompt attention TO sales OF all KINDS oil rfo
dce and Merchandise consigned 10 his Store on Cary
street adjoining Messrs. CaPerton Crump
II ''-"F
n EMOyAI-JOHN G. WAYT DENTIST. has removed his
IL office 10 Bank square, above the Banks, Main street
Rs6erenee.-M. Clarke, M. d., George Watson ~ D. f. H.
Deane NJ H. E. H. Carmichael, n. D., Roht W. ila1all ~
Thomas Nelson, NJ. h. James Bolton, 3D. D. A. Cunningham
M o. Maya li9-wlyt
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OFFICE

STRATTON'S OFFICE.
nRAWN Nos in Lceshurg Academy, Class Ii:
~ 81 q 10 - % So 81 IL.
Whole Ticket Nos Is ST. prize of $780, sold and paid by
STRATTON
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria, Glass 25, drawn May 18Th:
So % G6 Is 60 90 i5 81 80 81.
Whole Ticket Nos % IS to- prize of $780, Both sold and
Do. Do. 9 Is so, do. 1900, paid by
STRATTON.