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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

u There are five Linsced Oil Mills in con.
slant operation, day and night, IN Cincinnati, the
largest OF which turns out 400 gallons of oil every
twenty-four hours That city must become, the
ensuing season, altogether the largest marke: for
fla1seed west OF Tho mountains
- NICHOLAS GoRDoy, who is conGaed in our
).ii awaiting has trial for the murder OF Amasa
SPfague, Is 80 seriously ILL., thar il IS hardly beey
ed by hi5 physician he recover. His disease is
stoppage. Providence Gayst,c
, D.rKoir land oFFicf.-We learn that Major
ship OF the Land Office. il ,his CITY, and has been
succeecsj by ex-AldenHan 5. w. II. Hireins.-
Both are warm and thorough going Loco Focos.
detroit Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

FlRE.-On Tuesday nigh, last. the Mechan-
icsviile Hotel, at Mechamcsvillc Isip, L. l. was
consumed by fire, together with the adj,ining
store. 1t was occupied hy Lewis \. Sn1dekef.
1t belonged 10 the estate of David Clcayes. Dc
ceased, and was sold about four o'clock ON the
previous afternoon 10 jeremiah Chatman, 1t was
insured ior about eighteen hundred dollars The
furniture and goods in the store were mostly
saved. denpsicat Eaq
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
-Try,oY HOUSE. STAMFORD. CoNN.1,lhis new
Il - 80, , -. ah.hnent IS now opcn ior The accom-

=, SiTPSuN- HOTEL--ihe subscriber teTdcfs rs
"a hank,to hi, friend, ni patrons Tor th- ibeil pau
ii e rrciye-i n MS old bhment ~ Nam strce' a!
20 - morn terl TINT he s removed Ilereom ;n ! lit>et
,rbe nrtc 80. % NarSe; street, winch 'ins besn lo'ou
arnie> and gentlemen derous ota comfortable esenceln
,, and central stUtlou al the advantages oi pfl'e
"einr h0Iss the present location offers every nduceTcn
The mnr-s and bedrooms AIRY nni convenent and ire
'eIii pLl sIy, -. q, II. N,y s-h =; my92n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

70. The project is entertained of replacing the
wooden aquedHc, over the Allegheny Iiver which
conducts the Pennsylvania Canal into Pittsburgh,
with an non one. Ii will be made wholly OF cast,
each OF l5l feet span. The bed OF the Aqueducl
Will contain four eet OF water, nrd be constructed
with sluices for The purpose OF dischsrsing all the
surplus. The whole cost is estimated at $69, 600.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
CHA~ r. WILLIS. s1sca,a,
3. X Dl NNlNG.


nOiSONS' POISONSt THE SCOtlC0TOHlCON-
Drth- furrus Persons u' The Distinction oi b.a-b raa
sats mo, cOcroachc' insects o.. lower psa' .faI- re
Tie Be.hu. ENtermiua;or v7lgnbe lnl infs'b,. ru.
dy y:bi-h nee.s but proper anp ca. aa tae ei6o MI
Suu their ;ue abode forever, as ifegFs,alOn plgA
M A.nre into ne pnN..er.. % be n,eI N Lhs Mhtex,,a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
IvpoRT,NT 10 PHYSICIANS.
Prolapsus Uteri Cured by E1tHnoi Mean

PrDl1USnS lterl CHTf6 ny f.LttTHHI .htdHS.
DR Ro I'HOMPSON'S PELVIt; CORSET AND UTRR0
~ ABDOMINAL BANDAGE-We have computed our a.
for manufacturing these Instruments WHICH WI ~
ALE Us To- furnish supply qnae oahy demand Their ncfe}
in. u. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. enlarged demand, and rO
of appreciation which constantly receive from the itst Hi
ral ,c:. IN This n.y. ard from arts of the comtwa
pressing cais Tor preference upon iie hott~
tie IN deal profession and 'ae public
convinced oi Their eNt'ith1t
aud applicability To prevent mistakes IN ordering We gives
description 81 the which VIII enable any one 10 Geor
which rnv applicable for which be wanitG
The r.Ivc Corset, for r of Poapsus teri and a'eal-
tiseac, is ta, adjusted aud IL worn b the pacn. "rh
out any Hconven'rnce ire ."s Wil'h sfes supWi' i"
cr portion Of the pe!v "a pat usually tender under pressure
based upon im .aer a pc?er size ard sGape, neatly cusa
ell "ic! secured IN us place by two s.as composed 81 @
material Ia which ~ "ddtd poHoh 81 elastic we0bHs a.
all the intentions OF elasticity contemplated
of baniaces.
The Abdominal Bandage, for the rrFvESreS Of Tsn'
tcri and other weaknesses admirably adaIS Itself tie m
OF the patient, and contrved and constructed If snc mate
ras Is Ia allow 10 embrace the entire SOFT and elastic portions
ii the abdomen; and white sus.ans The spinal column aa
comors. manner, allows the nmos freedom a! aoon
every part 81 the bodyani can under no circumstances
drawn int1 wrinkles folds Tie skiRireservng ~ tom
aad giving surport comfortably and generally ihsrr! a'
ing objection usually urged against a bluGl.c
wsch may be thrown into Wrinkle. folds and thereby ac
riei cord Tbs handase is also hcri IN place BY meals Of %
6! elastic Nr.i.l.
~ T.. Tl-s. patented AMI ihc Of tie %
tic webbing ps o the material, the inclusive right five
paiprce ard inventor We deem II unnecessary Ia Gwai Ua
tie I'd auiage IA. OF manufacture iie
surprising Il vii be readily ooHcedrd 10y all Instruments hav
metallic springs l.! Die the oijecon that they rarely rf
III comfortably we'll lhry be modified n uit tie
cuisianceSo 81 the case These oecti"ns are entirely c'eHr
IA DR. THumpsCn's Instruments, they can be made lef
vantage - tat they can be had io about halt The rice 81 a}
other which offered. We enabled ,o 10 &
having purchased rh to make them wlih view ri "vec
ln@ te objections 50 =euer"S urged AGAINST insifneh q" W
knd bscsc ot The hs prices asked for them hoping ioe
uTse our-e'eS y az increased ale by !icrs thrm wn %
reach 81 patients DO womb Otherwise he declared te u. "
them Tar pleased Ia say thai expectations
ALEX. DUvAI. & Co, Druggists, Eelmont, vs..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
TIE PROFESSOR AND HIS Pull

rhr Wing Eleeor has kept 80 much political company will
Rear and Moseey-welt with such rapture upon
rn1urncr-drank up much slang wh greedy ear poor
Deenuna dcvoured" The Moors stories that his has
come thoroughly corrupted His precocIous genius Nh Roane
called Mr. Gri,wod's 'mcmoyp was easily turned the
fashion Whsger he early imbOed al the umhug OF 1870
lie became perfect proficient that school, four years ago
he sin preserved The aud refinement the
sous change cca las Moerrs Physician said.
chan that He has much OF Beafadmed
elevated mndcdressed himself completely by his
s'slas of fsion"-that Mr. Il. T. DANIEL has lost al his line
tasc aud almost egual Beafn auccoe knamts
No wonder Therefore he stopped TUESDAY last
Hanover Court, speak Of Mr. Van Bren of The
worthless qualified for the
wander sioape node the Bear, Ia speak OF Old on-who
The w neither grant quarters nor expect any from aGcpc
and his squire tthe Preeooas politician
perfectly c and overwhelmed and mscd b. Mes,fs
aud Robert their tarishe laurrls will
cover ier verdir durin. the pe,en, campaign their great
Inory will permit them 10 retire from The acton they
at lea. petty nearly d. combat But they had better ont
81 the ontc Moscey aud Ecar do
they will do ecay and perhaps with
in slang with all the study hr has
his morl all the lessons r has received
tIppant pupil is yet quite equal TO his preceptor
Rem LiIr9u Ss,fIu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
a STRONG cnAMpIoN IN THE FIELD!

A letter from Matthews to a gentleman in this
city describes in strong terms political discussion
which took place al last Matthews Court in which,
Mr. Richard Coke, of the county of Gloucester,
met MIR Mosby the Wing sub-eector, and utterly
routed HIM "Oi course, Says The letter. the discus
SION was conducted with decorum and personal cour-
tesy and the bearing of Mr. Alosby every
credtabe and becoming; but it upparen, the Whg
was altogether overmatched in n contest with so able
and accomplished debatsr as Richard Coke The
old issues now again brought GU; and fairly presented
to the people, The man ,hem me- of The discussion
together with lie disorganizng and ariiudtnaran doc
irnes OF Mr. Clay and his party. NJ Coke most
ably vnd'caisd Ike Republican party from he charge
Insdionsiy made against them, oil beng fathers
these heres'es, and clearly demonstrated 10 most al
tent've auditory Their coFTcpling aud destructive
dercies IL wonid De needless for me to foll,w the
unansSe'ao'a argument argedby tins strong champion
OF the Rights OF The States, and difficult t, describe
he effect produced 1t is enough say, lha, indvi-
Gu,ls "h" had been long cropping their way in the
darkness OF these Federal hereses candidly admitted
that the scales had at last fallen from their eyes, and
that such light had been thrown On these subjects tha,
they now clearly saw under what decisions they had
labored
We fully ngree with the writer, that SO able an sad
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02
TIE BUFFooN cooNs

We have right to interfere with the private tastes
of the Editor of the Norfolk Herad-Dc guSabuS non
dSpuiandu,n- cs Slerne translates ii, there IS no
dsu,iny about hobby horses. Bear is the hobby horse
of the Norfolk Editor, and he may ride hun as long
he peases lie is welcome to take the Bear 10 his
arms his table, TO his most familiar private or poll
teal intercourse lie welcome to enjoy The rehne-
mcnts Of such a companion, il i, be 10 his inste-we
shall not dispute the privilege of any Of the Wings to
select their own associates The mechanics are as he
norable and as intelligent class as any in The COM
munity-ns worthy esteem, OF confidence, OF TREND
ship cf all social intercourse. Bot when large and
influential party chooses to bring PAIR OF coarse and
vulgar Buiinons into our State, to prosecute their
system of humjuas-to "periect their organization
- lecture the people OF this proud and eniight.
ned State vino boas, Of politics as tier jorte-"e WIN
never hesitate declare that ls trick Is as disgrace
n to The Wing nnriy IT IS insulting 10 The people o'
Virginia The Federal leaders may play THIS num-
bug long they please. ] he more ihHy pay 'he
game the more they Will lose by II. But we pfocl' IN
the employment OF these gnoran. and 'i'"rrant w U.s.
mercenarles as repToach 10 tn: Whss, which viii
njnre them SOW, and disgrace them hereafter. Tins
butioon (BeaD is row wandering in the eastern
portion OF Virginia The stye of his arguments rs
pointed ont IN the following communication, detailing
his adventures in the county of Goochland-hnd his
overwhelming defeat by Leake the late delegate OF the
county. Never did the Bear champion fall into the
hands Of such Tartar. We know Walter ID. Lake
we'll We know how ardently he has turned his at
tcniion TO the great topics OF the day-how clearly
he thinks, and how boldly lie acts and If the Bear
had been we'll advised by judclous friends, lie might
have said with Macbeth,
ORA, men else, would have avoided thee:
IA hot tight with thee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

,Iont;np interests are not yielding more than per
ort an an average. IL is time, un Tune, lot tue
yh; and Democratic farmers and planters 10 asseui-
M and reason ther cooliy, and endeavor 10 sa's
.,,,.eIvcs that they have common interest OF much
;maortance to guard and protect, than the aVar-
"ns manufacturers stock johbers and SPECTATORS
;,I all their advocates with oil the credit system de-
nendec,s and with capitn real and iicti'ions amount
@ n many hundred millions of dollrs iea!iui ooos'
Il 1nns he COME ss7d, against The widely dispersed ayr
cultural interests But you have this consolation. ~
s,lva,ion of our Institutions - IN your Keeping 10
preserve il inyolabe, will De the richest and most i"s'
mo legacy which you can tequea'h u your c"'uie"
ana cbildfen's children. Remember, then, when you
.n,;r n the haIlotbox, to record your votes for The
candidate mort opposed to all desc'p ons and denom
ons Of privileged ORDERS and you will become, what
YOU always ought to be, the guardians q your on ,Ser
lies go
I'VE ia'' wv e JEFFERSON.
Who make your Federal laws Who impose y"o'
uniinums, which prohibit variety
al roods from being brought ,nto our ports, anu raises
,L ,rce Of many others. Who ~ II, that determine
whether il IS be for The county, that such ana suc
n,,ouiacturss should be encouraget-snch ard SUCH
oa,sous ought 20 BIZ projected and the our
den oushl 10 be imposed upon this that section oil tue
country for the benefit OF another
WAS j: not in eridence before Mr.. Satons:al Com
mi,ee Of Manufactures, whose report ot the 3is'
March, Is42 was based the present farm law, tna'
iron could bs delivered ut New York, boston, or any
sesYort town al So per ton, after paying the cost OF
massage and dnfy into The Treasury OF % per cen, =
and under the present high Tariff, it costs at least 500
that is :oiee as much. And with other articles
similarly lakeland yet high duties make low prices:
nd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

I AND FOR SALE The subscriber Intending tie
- West offers for sale his Land, ylmg Caroline county,
Pole Creek. within three miles Of Chesterfield Depot and
mile IF oiansvic. This contains 40 acrclbOut I.5
which rich FIAT land, 'sier known Dismal Land
passed in fertility by any land IN the statea loo al The
and the whole we'll drained
ready for alton Tie
off The balance OF the of good SOIL aud the lots abou tie
;lnuse highly MANFRED This land tibercd some o..
the timber of excellent quality aud convenient, that the
fencing may be kept with little II divided into
fields, which will produce, EACH G0 E..
tobacco 500 bushels wheat &C., &c. There small dwelling
house with every convenient ortonse suitable for farm of
sze-all Springs excellent within 100
the House. Takin. The whole together, this farm Ice
passed for fertility convenience, &C. by in this section Of
country Persons wishing purchase requested TO view the
premises, which will be shown By The subscriber any lime
The above farm disposed of by the 10th NAV next, will
that day he sold public auction, to the highest bidder
Terms made known on the day of sale.
WIN. C. Redo.
March 10 lCOiaftds
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vocate as the party possesses in Mr. Coke should be
hailed with gratitude, and excited to renewed efforts
He odds. that "Mr. Coke may go to MIddlesex on
the 1ih Monday"
We almost envy the good people of middesex the
pleasure they are likely TO enjoy in the eloquent and
able address Of this accomplished Orator. lie goes
forth with The true banner in his hand 1.-The State
Rights doctrines of the Virginia school of 80 Mir.
Clay may sneeringly declare, that he will not be "em
bnrrassed by The leculiar opinions OF Virginia But
Mr.. Coke will irressiiby demonstrate, that Virginia
ought not 10 be sembauassed by the peculiar opinions
of one who is an aposate t. her faith.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

NOTICE. The Nte Sehoo.AI-ssrs. Bear and Moscley,
founders of the Political Gymnasium, propose open
School the Clay Club House. III Richmond, the st q
7pr for purpose teaching HE Whs Orators all The
Beauties Siapg With the desire To learn which now
prevails very few lessons will be sufficient 10 teach tie I-ao-
Pupil ali tine Sidngogy aud HambugO!ogy Terms c'Gap
p For certificates Of character, apply 10 the Wing EecoI
of lie Richmond District
Po.r.ca,pr-alosery, Of the firm Of Fear Mo'eiey vii ao
teach singing well spoang. lessons viii
ready Wing Pupil the mysteries of Wing Mn,t.es.
i pretty much the negro nprn TIE tauJn
;rr Reference may be made Richard II Toer, candidate
for Campbell county introduced Nj Morley the clay Club
OF Lynclburg. lRtPa6iedH Sentinel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

r5NEaCHEE WASTED.-T'hc Bedford FriGae Academy, al
Liberty vacant, and tie Trustees DESTROYS To
Principal who i wt qualified for such situation. Ih~
buildings spacious and erected tor Female acadrHy-te
location healthy and in YopuUs anI wealth? County. The
Tuisters proposals! Gt the 20th Of 8pfi i; 1T
s,c! desire the situation Letters directed To thu Trustees
desiring the uaiiou, and desiring information, viii receive
prompt attention. There Is female school OF note IN the COIN
IS than Lynoaug, and with competent aud suitable
teachers f sclio" this Academy
March - i0i-aJA
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SPRING GOODS.

n No 20, U'rst .Nqin Nrctf
GEO, W. FERRY, having recently returned
Eso from the North, where lie has made arTllr ,urp''
~ with manufacturers. hy wlIrh hc VIII BIZ ittu'l
5sg " receiving flesh supplies Of Goods oi ever
EsA srfipon nsnaly iornd Hat store, and % flr'
- thai viii enable llm IL sell cheap II The 81 ,al
est, legs leave {" morn the publc, ti he has just received.
schooner MARIETTA BUR-, para If III, Spring supply Of III ae
Caps among cb iii be found prntlcmrn youths aaj ct
dfen's Cloth, Velvet and Glazed Caps and bat
patterns Pain Leaf Hats Country Merchants VIII find u
their advantage his Stock before purchasing, IL
VII. lie able 10 offer them bargains
March5 a6-Na
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-04-02

ybrIIE HOUSE OF INDUSTRY-Thc Beard Of Managers
Union Benevolent. Society respectfully inform Tie citizens
Of Richmond that they prepared Ia receive orders at their De
positnty for description Of plain fancy needle work
Tobarconss and other manufacturers who have Coin.
provide their hands he furnished Tie shortest notice
with every article Of servants wear made Of the best materials
the market affords.
All goods used the Depository purchased the lowest
wholesale prices, and Sold when made into clothing at
small advance the original cost being the sole object of
Society the establishment OF the Depository afford
poymen INDECENT females WHO have other of sup
port
who may have linen he made, any other arti
apparel have done in the best style, and
very reasonable Families will find il much la their inter-
Their work done the Depository and while benefit
ng themselves will also hesiow Blessing portion 81 the
community WHO greatly need Of their sympathy and and
Specimens of work hc The Depository, where, also
sale chdrsnS dresses, and many plain and fancy articles
Depository at Mr. Dulains old stand, above the Banks
hlrclI ID Ts-I
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POETRY
(From the .Mddis0man.)

- 70
"FOR LIFE Is BUT AN HOUR"
They RISE and pass and fall, like waves upon the sea,
The mighty and the weak, the good and bad aikei
Sinner and saint, and all plunge III eerntS :. ,,,.
wangs dreadful Iong Tor c'liace" pea'" "
OF all the countless millions oil the written past,
Not one remans-lud yet how few prepare 10 ale.
Were hours minutes. many seconds woGn be cast
Upon the things Of eaiil-soiew beyond uie shy.
OF late a gifted mortal, Of earthly might,
SAT-. yyoyds nj hone and wisdom a mourning end;
~ssAn bonr-hut an thine her long flight,
ssEor life is but an hour-pepare THou 10 ascend. ;,
And ere peacd, the speakers tongue was cold
Death paed parted lips, but banishcd nottheir smle
Struck the bright minute bandt into the retted gold,
And life's being DER, thus marked the final mile
These words spoken BY the menied Cpshnr Just oe
fore his DEATH TO had lost the partner OF his BOSOM
The blow which killed Secretary of state broke th'
crystal OF his watch and struck the point OF The minute manu- III
m tl,e face Thus remains, and perhaps VIII forever
marking the precise exposon-fourteen minutes ane
three quarters past four o'clock
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uARrgas, MAGNIFICENT ElnIE. yaI..able and be.

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Just published Tor saie and ready for delivery, the niu
Der of " rlcfs' Ilnmnlcc and New Pictorial B.,c.
This Great and Magnificent YORK w be cmbr,.a"i 1911
sixteen hundred Historical Eneravincs exclusive Of @
tier each chapter. hy J. a. Adams, thau fourteen W
bred q" Which from original designs hy j. G.. Ctlpu9u
VIII be printed from the standard copy OF N. American Billie
ciety and contain Marginal References the Apnc5yaha
ccrisnce, Chronological Table, List oi roper Nams it1
Index, Table oi Weights, Measures, The lngr If'
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the Chapters, Ornaments Borders, VIII b. from of. a "
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y. " York; IN addition which viii be nrmert. l.-
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Der.
The supc oriy of early proof impressions from 'e "
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take Tire work IN UtGhtrS ia. Possession ct u ~ ne i-
state lection. 10 Completed ~ about - npialer ~
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Ricl;noGd Agents ~ liza qeis Pictorial VI q
Jan. IL '--"-m
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I'D
Tickets sl2--Ilavrs So Quarters SIS.
Certificates Of Pa aaecs OF 81 Wh9lcs, $50 60
u alycs 20 90
10 Quaf,is, ~ o.
" tickets and shares aud certificates of packages
above splendid schemes viii receive prompt attention and
of the drawing will be- sent, immediately after Is
over, To all who order from Address, In
j. C. GREGORY < CO., Managers.
No. lO3, South Main street. Richmond, Va
~
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&sn REWARD. Ran away from the subscriber about u.

IN REWARD. Ran away from the subscriber, about tho
'ooU ls Of Jny isi! negro man named Abrams said necfe
some % or "a about ceti inches :n, we
popooncd bak complexion, and generally when spoken H.
has smile on his conntcnanco he also has very noted srar III
occasioned hy bush hanging and tearing cut
quite probable he may be lurking either about I;ncbnrg
ac lie has been about those places passing under
the gab of lDoaman and think il also quite likely c may
procured free papers, and in thai way may he trying IL
make his escape free State vii! give tie above ard
State Of Virginia. aud Twenty Dollars as
within o Virginia, ard either be delivered t,
Alrnae county, or lodged in jail ttat Get him again
DAVID HANCOCK.
Address. Royds Tavern, Mbemare county, Va.
Ocolrr II 4y-21mcm
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J. &. GREGORY ~ Co., Managers,

Syicadd Scheme far Saturday, Tic 20h .7prii, loll
$500G00 Capl,n'-$a0 900 $4,000.
30 pr,zes of 100 dollars 10000 dollars
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass b. f,f sii 10 he drawn =
ale sanda Ii. c. Saturday auh April t g nos, 10 drawn
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uoyT g. CO.'S OFFICE.

Under The ETehange Hotel Richmond YrgiSa.
DVENTURERS III The country have The oppoun
maxim. in,W0 lloyt (. To have determined To sci
Capital b. drawn The goth Of April Al old
patrons hop. will drop orer chance IN tins triy
ma ni.icrnt scheme 4 brilliant have never had -
Therefore, without delay, forward the lucke office IN the
world a remittance for chance for FIFTY THOUSAND pol
LARS. u. NJ IiOiT - co, Richmond, Va.
6 Capitals Of $4,000, amounting 10 100000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. l2, i"f lSii, 10 lee
Alexandria, H. g., Saturday. The 3Ch OF March
Brii,da Scheme.
6 prizes Of s0,0ao p prizes Of $1,000
1850 81 i0t
1910 30 2m
&r &C.
Who'll. Tickets sln O0-liaves s. 0G--Qiarers 81 30.
c,ri,ticaie OF 4 package of y Whole Tickets $3.50 OF
un do - Half do. is 90
In ,o - Quarter do. - 50
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Packages in
he above Suleudd will receive the prompt
ION and an account drawing will be- immediately aftr
il is over 10 nll who may order tickets from NJ. Address
March 3 96-wtd ID. VI. HOfT Il CO., Richmond, Va.
March IL W-wtd
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~ stock Agricultural Implements Consisting
Pous, Cutters Corn Shelters, Corn and COB Crs-rs
good they he had in thu State OF Vrgnia
e.. T. BOLTS
~ Garden Seeds quality aud greatest variety y
= hand Feb sl-"'isS
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uCERNE, SUGAR BEET AND WHITE CARRoT.-A fresh
March - l0l-wtf C r. BoTTs lCa, Main street.