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ORDINARY,S SALE.

BY order of R. Bowdcn, Ordinary will be sold before
the Court House Door, in the Village Of Spartnburg on
the first Monday in September next acre lot and
house sold the real estate Of E. W. Harrison deceased
ior division among the heirs sold credit of l2 months
costs which must DO paid down. aud purchasers
give bond, with approved security, and mortgage 10 se-
cure the payment Unnecessary. Purchasers to pay o
papers 80 - " kSlls3s
I Notice is hereby given that nll property advertised
deferred Sales day, the fees for advertising must be
paid by whoever mny defer it.
g.. NICHOLAS,
Sheriff spartnnsAurg District
SpartaHburg August l3, 1874. - ~;
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A. J. w. LAND-TALoR.

T9NIE Subscriber respectfully Informs bis friends and
Il the public generally that ne has opened TSILoRs
Suog in Woaorrs Buildings, Up Stairs ovcrJ H. Wells
Store where by strict attention business be so,ei's
share Of public patronage.
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Bunrnial.

Married. on tls 9th inst, by ii. White, ESQ., Mr..
james Kobb: to Miss Caroline daughter Of H. Rowland
On the Is, instant, in Edgefeid district, bv Rev NJ
ssnid., DR. John f issis TO Miss sara, j. 6 Beieher
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nUR Notes md ncconts in the haauls d Col Thorn.
oson. Persons indebted will make 1sym,nt 10 him.
BEiTTIEi& ROWLAND.
aug 3t
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FREsH A1sIv3I.

&01 LBS Epson salss, ~ lss Cd pssss; S,sr,,ss
:: ! ~ s..asss EsgIfS yenetnn Red
Ss:ssId ~ Ginger: Tespe.dss ysnli &c. -SIso fresh
fesrt. soh Shell an 81. RSsns. Giasssr Pfsserros
sssa yar;cas oser art 1Isos snf but noat assoY,
psss o 1owelsyt oonsA h q God Rings .arie6s pat
eesne Rgrast Pine Gold ma sleeve Bn,,pns
'&e. &e---For sale by ~ E y tsssssssrs
sPsrisnburg. August II, 1870 Il IT.;
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- iusion. tha. Sikosoev.r sssunesi
a. sosil X! inlteEl psp1i \ indssvosiag u
~ ~ tIsf H. l,;ns which Z
espss,sS,as besSows upon distinFuisal
"a uFs Iatne. il Is true, has its sttrsc-
bisos ssise 4 the bright lsussss ,has =" dees s
aIixisjy ke SyaSI3 nos, 4 hs couia. wear s Is
proud tsiu>apl extt ono leaf of the chanles AZ,
has bedq id BY the world upon the heea AZ
Mutton, scttk Byron and Shstspssre3 They be-
hong to that eass Of mighty nasn of s<nias, wboss
psoducs'oss vii ever stand from siucasst DE
due them from the l;pa aud hearts of those Who,
love learning. and bow at the shrine OF superior
1htellecs heir claims TO the position they occs.
nv inithe temple of Fame are undisputcd. Pos
teri,y spprecieses their excelieney, and has ros-
dered sheg. the vosapSsxy tribute they deceive;
we hazard noshins q sh.s thong sseeesd
tons ofintelect i, the higher walks Of literature
their fame will neyepk s;pscd by the spiendor
Of mere e9lIgsgt III Sus ri6aa Nov. ws G,.r,,.
e share 0f the applause of tbe
wor'a mny DC MOD even st th.s Day, by en.riug
PelsevercnSc ~ aud extensive devotion to literary
and scientific pursuits. The field of Science b.s.
scarcely any limits, as tho experience of the last
nifty years have proved, by the rapid advancement
made IN several of its departments. Every de-
Parfment OF learning. opens rich and inexhaust-
oie mint TOT exploration, and aftords theatre for
.no d'sPiaysSt the illinitable powers of mans
immortal part
but uis, TO those who have pressing engagements
meet and perform. there !. s;ys h,,, ,a 70
tread the intricate maths az Sc;encs ~ ~
eas. in the shady grove of parna..,,s T,n:s
true of ,l,c larger number Of tboso ,vho Lsva az
ability, and inclination n, carve or, G ,h..s,'.-
a reputation, in Science nnd J.;,.,a,,,.. -.
the views eutortaiped and ~, .,,,, 'o
would naturally conclude tba, tbev r..ih, h.,,;.''
ed that the schs,lar dor; vol Co., ..,a;.:"
tain life. from his avn COMMEMORATIVE. " Gus:
he ,broatlcs. .Iapprehend ,oyev.r ,ha,.' -. ="
fecton ,v.p,d ,,a,f - I,,,.,,' - "'ut ~e re-
sweet indulgence q 3nbiosonb;c. ress.r,t r''s.
in tho more del;xhtfnl .lreani ,,f ;r,.r;Sy.:
awaken with hungry s,onocb a,,J .,, g., "
1t would not, at least comport with ,bs MA. "a
spirit OF The American. neople TL. ,,i. ~. e' N.
yet arrived in this country. ,vb.n ,h. :. I..:
right of the author 70 fbc cn;ov,a,, oc
ofbis literary productions viii afford ,h, ,r..sn
of feeding and clo,hine him The NOR,
tal staff of lfe corn and cotton, is decidedly more
cffcctual in sunplying the want. ,na .r,h,.- ~ =
care attendant ,non Iu,na ,.~.,.ans W. ~" .ne
ever, have reason, ,e, hone thar The ,,. : So
lovers ni,ha a.a WI. soon Dawn upon Ss, when the
ncrs oe ,b,. M,,sas sham ~. nc .''a eIc Wor.mP-
oral and avarciou. s,,;r;, of ,Sor .a,,n;. ane o-
m,
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MATTRESSES, SOFAS, SET
TEES. sc. z, 4

A LEXANDER DUvAL, Respectfully return.
IA his grateful thanks his friends and the cornnrii-
nifty generally in s. Ca for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended him. and informs them that he has es-
tablished himself in the Village Of Spartanburg and se
cs continuance OF the samc. He viii always keep
His prices have been considerably lowered to suit tho
pressure of the times. Mattresses, $40; Settees, with
frame, sl0 He would also inform the public. that he will
continue the above business during the summer.
Good and satisfactory references given. -
June t9, 1874. 26-3m - ;s. =.
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COTTON.

CoTTON sBAGGING, Manufac u,red in (;re.n,;u. n;..
~ trict, atMr AIcBces factory, for sale by.
IL 1....aS G. W. BONiAR, Agent.
aourg g H., Aug. 49, 1914! 81 -
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August 8, 1874.
Look at This.

Look at This. ssnsI: :.4,
Il. IL ELIAS, would inform gic public that he has
~ opened store Of DRY GOODS AND. GROCERIES.
OF every description, all fresh and go a tho limestone
'pss anu will s.nn sell at & the .o lowest % prices
'@'"hes'ohe springs, July 80, l84f. 3i-lm
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The friends of2J. r. RICHARDS announces
him as q Candidate at the next Election for mem
Der of the House of Representatives. q;
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HVNHE Baptist Church of Christ mt Newhope Spartau
y burg District ). c., viii apply to the next Session o
the Legislature TO DC re-incorporated. .
July "a, 1914. Al
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FOUND.
aug 7 3t

FOUND. -. 80. ""i"'
nN the Court Yard, on sale day in August n sum of
" money, the loser obtain by describing the same,
and paying for this advertisement. -.
~ OLIVER CLARK
August 7, 1914. 33
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.srsf z- OaSH lOH lNCSEOGSs -
vfNIE Subscriber wishes purchase large number of
IL Negroes, for which liberal prices will b, paid, and
in CASH 1Mss -t - "a =.
*s,4 GoVaS MILLS.
sApo,,sf = faf Wiu7
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Z The friends of JOHN. WESLEY wUF.
FORD, announce him as Canddate at the ne xt
Election for member of the House Of Repre-
scntatives is,.5 ~. -. -. =: :.
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" The friends of B. b. FOSTER announce
him as a candidate at the ensuing election for
member Of the House of Representatives. ~,
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TTNIIE Subscribers offering for sale at Cost
Il large stock of well assorted Ladies' and (;entemans
Shoes of al" sizes and descriptions. Also, fine lot of
fashionable Hats. .e., 81 n
- MARS, STRAUSS & co.
July %, 1914. 81
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E1 The friends of Capt. JOHN SNODDY
or. srrareanee him as a candidate tl,o ensuing
election for member Of the House Of Represen-
tatves.
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The Hiends of JOHN d. WESTMORE-
LAND, announce him Candidate at the mex.
Election for a member Of the House of Repre-
sentaiives.
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TENlIE Subscribers offer for sale, fine lot of well Sc
l. lcctcd and latest style Of French Muslin and Balzo-
rnes Mt from l5 to 40 cts per yard Also, worscd Bal
zornos at 10 cts per yd, worth 6a4. Muslin de Lame,
90 and %. ~,
MARS, STRAUSS s. co.
July "a, 1914. 81
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" The friends of DIR. THoS. LITTLE
JOHN announce him as candidate at the next
election for isseEaber Of the House or Roprcsen,s
tives.
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~ The friends of Capt. THoS. F. MUIR
PLY announce him as candidate ut the next
election Cor member Of the House Of Represents
tives. 80 = rsH.
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E1' The friends of Maj. E. p, SMITH an
nodnce him asa candidate at the next election for
member Of the House Of Representatives.
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announce him'as candidate at the next election
|3or memberofthe House of Representatives. ~
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.VOTXCE.

HE Baptist Church of Christ at Newhope, Spartan.
burg District >. c., viii apply the next Session of
the Legislature to DC re-ncorporated. !.
July "a 1914 81
The friends Off. r. RICHARDS announcs,
HIM as Candidate at the next Election for mem:
Der of the House of Representatives s t,t;1 .:
The friends of JOHN. WESLEY. wUF-
FORD, announce him as Candidate at the NEXT
Election fora member of the House Of Repre-
scn,atives, ~ d 81. .Ss :, ~ I'm II.
The fiends of JOHN d. WESTMORE-
LAND, announce him as Candidate at the next
Election for q member Of the House of Repre-
sentaiives.
H The friends of Capt. JOHN SNODDY
or him as a candidate n. tl,e ensuing
election for member Of the House Of Represen-
tatives.
" The friends of B. b. FOSTER announce
him as candidate at the ensuing election for
member of the House of Representatives -,
" The friends of Capt THoS. F. MUIR
PLY announce him as a candidate at the next
election Cor member Of the House Of Represents
tives. stT
cDr The friends of GABRIEL CANNON
announce him,as candidate at the next election
|for member ofthe House of Representatives. s,1,s
EVr The friends of DR.. THOS LITTLE
JOHN announce him as a candidate at the next
election for member Of the House cr Represents
tives.
" The friends of Maj. E. p. SMITH an
notince him candidate at the next election for
member Of the House Of Representatives.
w We are authorized to announce Lieut.. Col.
w. +. SPEARS, of Union District Candidate
for Brigadicr General of the 9th Brigade of South
Carolina Militia, at the ensuing election. y.
~ The friends of Lieut. Col JOHN A. AL
STON announce him as Candidate for Bri-
gadier General Of the 9th Brigade of South Caro-.
nas Militia, at she ensuing election. y" '..q;;;a
W The. friends of G.. r.. TRIAIAI Eft. am,
nounce him as Candidate for. Clerk of tho Cous.
Of Common Pleas for Sper,anburg District. as t,s
ensuing election. Ssf
ss0F The fricnds Of w, BoNAR annodaee
him candidate for Clerk of ,l,o Court OF Com,
mon Pleas, for Sparanburg District. at the ensa
ing election,
I5gs The friends of THOMAS ROWE an,
nouncc him as a Candidate for Clerk of the Cours
OF Common F'"as for Spprtsb burg Disiric.. at tbs
"nsuing election, ---- -
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W. We are authorized to announce Lieut. Col.
w. +. SPEARS, of Union District, Candidate
for Brgadicr General of the 9th Brigade of South
Carolina Militia, at the ensuing election. ! u.
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~ The friends Of Lieut.. Col, JOHN A. AL
STON announce him as a Candidate for Bri-
gadier General Of The 9th Brigade of South Caro-.
Inn Militia az ihe ensuing election y 1870
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~ The friends of g.. r., TRAM IEtt. an,
nounce hmas a Candidate for. Clerk Of tho Cow,
Of Common Pleas for Spertanburg District. AZ ths
ensuing election. ssss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-04
Terms of the Richmond Enquirer.

= The Enquirer is published three times a
49,, during the session Of the State Legislature,
~ :wice week during the rest OF the year
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Five Dollars pr aanum, and Three Dollars
t- TX months payable in advance, to be phil ~
:. otfo, or RENTED BY mail, post paid; or six
t,a.> per annum at the end Of The year
8. All dues 10 this Office may be RENTED per
mail in good and available Bank notes, At the
nix oi the Editor he postage Of all letters beiag pojd
b. "a, lc1tcf>-(The postage of a single letter is
,.a,cslv Of any account 10 the writer II Is the
Humiliation OF postage in an extensive business,
winch operates aS a serious tax upon the Editor }
= Whoever will pay for nine papers annual
n >aai! have The tenth gr0'is.
TERMS or ADVERTISING.
one >auare Of twenty lines or less first in
s,r!i3a. - cents; for each continuance, 80 cents
Or!e,> from a distance must be accompanied
with The advance pay, or satisfactory references,
ID ll>Jlc execution.
10 those whose advertising may amount 10
500 per ann,um. a discount will be made Of -
per cent; and 10 S5oo 10 per cent.
!. Al the earnest solicitation OF several Of our
Cv friends. VT have determined 10 take limit
tt. number Of yearly advertisers We deem il al
i.reihcr unnecessary 10 say any thing in favor Of
the advantages likely to reSu, thereirom 10 the
wholesale dealer, from the catensire circulation o
our paper in the country, and from the fact thai
~ annual advertisement. twice week, will ap
pear II erc,y paper, and once a week IN ercr,
81, paper Such advertisers will b. strictly Il
ued however, 10 the square Specified in our &c
NEAL tcrmSl-and 10 a single advertisement, an;
lie, must pay plo na'a Tor an enlargement be
Won! The Squarc--bat thew will have the privilcg,
q, Hanging their advertisement as often as they
please. without any additional cost.
III ioliorias are Ms terms AZ aqan0l iGrcrtjSc
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TOHN +. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y ElCE OpLa.Mh IN. E.elnMaA nm. HL.k.

TOHN +. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y FlCE, OHr'"t, Me Esot"a.D Ho'e, H,sd-
moad. lir.i,jo.
On The 1T oI MAY !. +. w opened his new
office. ami, up Ia iilis time ma had stream al
luck in 'ciiin" prizes almost unparalleled. II i
known by every one the least acquainted with
The matter. that Richmond is peculiarly favored
hy the Deity Of Lotteries. More prizes. and
larger ones. are sold here, than in amy other city
in the Union. Wcri has made n "lo.iou> be-
ginning. ana. from present appearances, will 90
ON. increasing every dat The number and magni-
tude I'll his prizes. until il will become only ne
ccssarv Ia have a ticket IRON his office 10 insure
bounrtui return ui that most Indispensable ol
all aniclcs--MUNEY.
4 slight sketch al HE principal Schemes 10 be
drawn in June l. given below. The leading Ca
p!ia> only are lncniouc,i--6m l,mcm't.J. Mdi
crerc .Scicmc c01iojns 0rer HALE \ MILLION
or DOLLARS N PRIZES
Besides these Lotteries thai iraW every Saur-
day during line month, !. +. " $ciis t.c"cis IA
smaller Schemes. That 1raN every day III the
Wreh--Capilal> ranging il1m 5000 To ;520.oj0
price oi Tickets from - cents to -, So. You
will observe. that, IA RENTING ""y amorM IL
Word Vol, can h" accommodated
Tickets. siuglt or ~ the package, are sold by
ne OH the same terms that they are sold hy ,hc
Managers. or any other VENEER il Richnund.-
Orders from any pat OF the country attended 10
prompllv-aad IN ercJe c,lr ne Arir',A coaEdearc
Is obscrsed BE particular. ard aodres>
JOHN +. WORD.
New Lottery Vcnicr. Richmond, Va.
IN the matter Of pnSi"e. being raid am moi
very particular Al hj,ec> ad:,rc>.rd - above
will b. attended t..
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- -'V"7 ~ y r. - -. - :. -,
Alexandria Lottery. Class No -. for ISL t.
bc drawn AT Alexandria, ID. e., on SATURDAY. the
22nd oi June, 1871. brilliant .Schcmc: q prIze>
OF $1,000 amounting 10 10000, oI35Oo 23la.
- OF 900 d Of 100 Pa Of 2oo. &c., Nc.
- No Lolcry-l1 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets Sl0-IIave> S5-duarierS - ~
Certificates of Packages Of - Whole Tickets,
$50; Halt do, G5; Quarter DO, - d.
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Alexandria Lottery, Class No. %. for 1911. TO
be drawn in Alexandria, d. C., on Saturday, the
Doth of June, ISL Groad Srde@e: ! pflze oi
$4,000. l00n0 5.G9a - .. 20Oa 80 Of 800. ~
of 1000, 70 OF 50o, i, Of 300. g., &.
Tickets ;:lo-iial"es $:,--tluaiisfs - ~.
Cctilicair4 OF Pa, :agc~ OF ri Whole Tirkc;*.
MAY 81 .l-w,l
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- Orders for Tickets and Shares, ami Crli-
icatcS Of Packages iu lhr above Splendid Lon =
ric> will receive The most prompt alienation. ana
an account Of each craving SEM immediately al
Ter il is over 10 all who ortcr from,
ID. VI. l!Olr. Richmond. Va.
Nav - 6--wil
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II Drawn ms on, Of a;
Tickets Slo-Shares in moportion
Mar ro0ics IMW'S pr.

$';1 III six piiz,-:. al ;sl0ohn'
Alexandria Lottery, Class M. -. inr 1871. ID
he drawn at AicNanGria. u. C.. on SATURDAY. rlr.
:,2nd of June ISL. EtHioM &.itmc: Il pics
al -loN01 a,uot,Hln. Ia 6oom. | ol ;. 50a !2lo.
- oi ,nI1 - If l1i 3D1 at IN &C. &c
is No. L~i"ry--l3 drawn ballots
Tickets >slo->harc> in proportion.
Loci, A Package in This can he had by t..
miltin. Sl20: Halves. tn; Quarters 80.
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CtAMUEL WINFREE will sell Tobacco,
- Wheat and Flour, on commission, and will
give particular attention 10 all property entrusted
TO his management.
Office IN ltrnt building Of shcckce Warehouse
7 Jan. g fly
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Alexandria Lottery, Glass %. tor ISL. 10 be
drawn al Alcxandria ID c. on SATURDAY.. The .ih
of June. ISL ,>pea|m Prizes: prize 81 go, :
ooo. 10000, 1000. 5000, 2,:2o 2oO1 - of l,ooo.
81 oil 800 Sc.. &c.
Tickets Sl9-IlayeS 75--Quarcrs - -
Certificates OF Packages OF - Whole Tickets.
SLID; Halt do, 20: Quarter do, -.
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NEW MARKET FOR sALE.-Pursuanrt

NEW MARKET FOR SALE-Pursuanl t.
IN the provisions of decd al truss. executed
10 the subscriber hy Thomas AIassic and Eliza
beth p his wife, for III. purpose %: securing io
Alexander ;. Payne, OF Campbell. certain sums
oil! money therein mentioned ana daily recorded in
the Clerks office OF t;o1chland County Court.
shall in compliance herewith. on tnc 10Th day
of June 1911, proceed Ia sell, al public auction
TO the highest bidder on tho premises tor cash. the
Tract OF Land on which the said AlasSie now &C.
sides siiuatcio on Bcaven'am Creek. in The coun-
~ Of Goochland, called by The name oi New
Market. containing six hundred acres, morc or
less, and adjoining The lands ot the late AlI>. Ann
Harris, Stephen Woodson ana others.
The Dwelling House is large and convenient
well suited for the accommodation OF Il large ia
milk, with all necessary oulho,lses attached there
to, a good Barn, with an excellent Thrashing Ma
chine. &c. Tobacco Houses recently erected, with
the fixtures requisite for securing large crop
The land is We'll adapted 10 TIC raising Of the
usual crops OF the neighboIhori-*llch a Tohac-
CO. Corn Wheat. Oats, &c, and is susceptible ri
the highest improvement. Persons disposed To
purchase will view The premises before The day
of sale, which will be shown ~ Mr. MasSie. or
The subscriber The title 10 this property is he
lieved 10 IN. unquc>tioncl: hltl the Undersigned
acting as Trustee. will convey such lille only as
is vested in him bv tie deed aforesaid.
CHAS. GI'ERRANT, Trustee.
NJ, ~ rti.
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NOTICE-By limitation. the concern Of Ar
IN yin & FIun will he dissolved on the 2:,i day
of May, (ins,anl} ana, as We wish the lranSac-
tons of the firm fully understood by that tine in
order that the same may he speedily wound VI.
Ibis is 10 inform AMI request particularly, al!
those having claims against our firm, in any way,
10 present them 10 Dr. Robert Ii. Crae and Mr..
James Neal on or before the expiration OF The
above limitation. or a. soon thereafter as posi-
be, they being selected by Us la adjust The stand
ing oil our concern: and all those indebted, viii!
please come forward. without delay, and close
their debts, by bond OF otherwise, as We are de-
terlnincI 10 pay what may be due lT Us as speed
liz AS possible. ALFRED III. HURT,
1llOS. ARVlN.
n. b. No contract will be bnng on Inc firm
Of Arvn & IIur from the publication OF this no
lice. TlOS. ARfiN.
Nav ii 2-l0i<
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Alexandria Lottery. Glass No 81, for 1911, to
bc drawn at Alexandria. d. e., "n SATURDAY. The
18th OF. Jun" 1871. Pf:@: prize OF ;:23O0o.
l001D. l.10). 5000. 22DJ. 10 .! 1.0J0 ~ oi oo1.
~ of 100. Nc. a..
- Drawn Nos OH u! -.
Tickets S:i0-Ilalrr> S5-tluaItcr> - 30.
Certificates of Package, of - Whole Tickets.
500 Halt TO-. 80; Quarter 10. -
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o-IlNEl DnIiar.l

@J.tIUJ Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class NJ. 81 for 1871 10
b. drawn al Alexandra. d. G.. on SATURDAY. the
18th ot June. 1911. Pfi:@: prize ol 81 0pD,
10000 1000. 3,0n, 2.3UU. 10 al 3,00l, 10 uf so.
10 I'i00 &c, 81.
!! Drawn Nos. OH; of ti,;.
Tickets Slo-Shares in proportion.
Certificate al Il Package ol WhorS. 800:
Halves. 80: oualirIS -
The above Is the best III the month ior packages