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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-06-19
"A Brick d0ssEd ssOVqsc
ID TILE.

NDER the authority Of decree of the circuit su
~ peor court OF law and chancery for The county Of
Nelson. pronounced the 9h day OF May. in the var
lsi5, IN the OF Elisha Sheppersnn, plaintiff and
VIM H. Dlgges, Sheriff OF Nelson county. and as snch
aim'r. of WIN. T. ilargrove and Others. dptrndan's-
tina undersigned the commissioner, Will sell, public
anc,in, al the Mansion House OF MIS- largrove, the
county Of Nelson, 10 the highest bidder, credit OF
SIX, twelve aGd eighteen monhs, all the right, TILE and
interest Of the Sa William l. argrave in the lands
OF which his fat or died seized and possessed share
oil mhrh he inherited and halt share he acquired by
purehase-he said share and half share benz three
undivided iwehs Of the whole land; The said Mansion
House Of MIS- llargmve being situated part ii the
Land
Mr. Rber, X. iIargrovc Mr.. Lewelen r. Cash,
living upon The Lands ill show them any persons
desiring to purchase them. Bonus with approved seca-
lily lor the purchase money will ne required AID the II
Nf retained until the payment is made.
lie sale will be made IN the 9th dSS Of Jnly next.
-a. STERLING CLAIBORNE, Com'r.
June tl2Jy
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June
T..sgsfce's Suye Ofg.Y.V'E1.

BbURNUANf 10 the provisions Of deed OF trust, ex-
n eculed by George NJ Payne 10 tie undersigned,
bearing date lie 2SH day Of March 1872 and o record
IN the counties Of Abemare and Buckingham, they, or
one at them, Will on "Wednesday. The 10th day OF july,
al Ridge Farm, the former residence of said George Nj
Payne, and now owned by Messrs. James 4 john NJ
Harris, proceed 10 sell credit of one, aud three
years, the following Tracts Of Llni, to wit One tract
described in said deed undivided sixth part Of
Tract OF Land, situated IN The county of Alhemarle,
sf5..ts, maled To contain 100 ACRES and lying
ss;T 3 nlles north of Scdisvllle; also. other
s2TSsS Tract IN the county Of Buckingham, called
xusr> the Road Tract, containing 2j6 ACRES,
within miles OF the Ridge Farm Tract, aud adjoining
the lands OF Lews's heirs, Thomas Scruggs aud others.
These Lands covered with forest timber.
As desirable to close this trust purchasers in
ved attend. with the assurance that the sale will
be made the day and place appointed, unless pre-
vented by bad weather, in which event the sale will
take place the first fair day thereafter The under
signed will convey the title vested in lhem which is
leved TO be good.
JOHN B. HART, . T...,.a
GEO. b. PAYNE, s i''''e''
Scot'svie. Alb, May 10 tl6Jy
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E7cHxisias shad and S2ackerci

Ecxitas ssaad and S2aciAerci.
Hn BBl.S. No. new behring's,
w 10 do do do
whole and 10 half barrels Family Shad,
10 do No. Mackerel,
hhds n q, Sugar.
do prime Porto Rico
10 boxes Window Glass.
Receiving per Barges Ohio and John Randolph. For
SALE, at GEORGE BAGBP'S.
june 70
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TRUST SAs.gi OF LAND IA
FsgGEbE99bss

EeY VIRTUE Of deed of trust bearing date the 81 81
das u! January 1873 and &c record IN the Clerks
Office Of the County Coun Of Bedford, from Alexander
Thompson to me. as trustee shall proceed to sell
on Thursday the 0th day Of July next, ,lalr if not,
the ntx far day thereafter. the promises, at public
auction for cash. certain tract Of LAND, 50 much
thereof as shall be sufficient To satisfy The NOW
dne and in arrears for which the deed was made 10
secure. This Land contains in all, about THREE.
HUNDRED AND TiilRFY-ONE ACRES. lying
upon the i.ynchburg ard Salem Turnpike Road, and
adons the luds Of John p Gray and others, OF good
soil for Improving lies very well and has scme hrs rate
tobacco land upon 1t.
The tile In the above land is believed tG be indspu
table but selling trustee shall convey such title only
as is vested IN me by the deed aforesaid.
GILES T. QUARLES, Trustee.
June tIUJ
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.gsyYE.H4E0.V gg.8.s' EFD.

a YOUNG man, who has had several years eype-
q Renee as Il Salesman and Book keeper, in Dry
Goods Sore, wishes 10 get situation IN some STORE
Satisfactory recommendations will be furnished 10 his
qualifications letter addressed loJ. +. W., Liberty,
Bedford county, will be attended 10.
May Is WIS
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From The Boston .Hlas.
A DAY NIfll HANNAH MORE.

bAh Will llNNNAli hbhI.
The first literary lady whom lemenher to have seen,
was ono whose works yet Ieman Ia Improve aud e,tty
her own IN particular and the world general She
was Invested. tou, with peculiar de2ue ui interest,
my 10 The tact Ina, she Was among lie latr remnants
Ut the blue sockngs ui the last century. She adj IN
her youthful days. mlnged IN the gay cfoles OF oai had
listened 10 The oieuaf sayings OF Dr. lohns1n, rchned
the lively salHs Which burst tIth IN Mrs. Delaney Ill
tie circle, banded elegant lrlrs wh that brilliant lite
ray butterfly iluraee " apolc; had been peiled by Da
vd Garnch, aud, III hur middle aye. aud IN later Yeats,
had been the centre around whom Bishops, Processes
aud Philanlrorsls. and many o meaner name and mule
reyolved, r,lar - Miss, she gonela Y
styled, MRs HANNAH MoRE.
was but lulle fellow when first saw thus celrbn,
ted wumah, hul athun. then scarcely years aye.
retain VIVID un impress ct her peison AID manners.
us The Interview AID occurred only yesterday. wen
= tsei years have oItd ~, ead suce lhrn and
dung tie interval have Watched, the disc Of lie
camera, hundreds u h0Sy aud nuueoublc figures go by
and lheu disappear IN darkness iur oNe but uy mpr,a
suas ui the oarnd old lady ae VIVID rs ever, aud,
as sill nuug down this "reminiscences eau, Ivy Nefy
slight exercise o haey see ter rtecse form, ard hear
ha owtuncJ musical voice, NJ daiiaeiy as did whtn
tho s5hgr rcdiuy ,ngr esed my attention.
iiana Mure Was bJrn ii lhn immediate vicinity II
NY native ctly, IN The same village indeed, IA which
IN Ester lad of many years lived, aud died, anil.
Er eon3dtrab, pHlan ot hc lie, she resd, u within
saoft distance Of ht BIRTH rarr, il cottage vheh size
uuit and named tuNstp Green. Alter stvruleen
years residence III tbs rather Enthusiastically nNuod los
caitty, durhg Which ne She Was visited hy MI VI
beiioce, aud other ptrsus ui uute size moved IN lSu2
In barley Nond, the wi age ut u nnglou, Sum
erseshre, about IL all from the city OF BRISTOL aud
al tins place was that first saw her.
My mother had, tor many Years, been on terms at
great Intimacy viii Hannah More aud her sisters, and
iemembtr frequently having heard her. IN ur amy eli
Gle, read leU,is Which she had received lum the cre
baled ao,hoss My Wo sisters Wete then about Gun
and mother, s. Il
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70 Tobacco .IyUmwfucfurcrs.

'ENi subscriber having taken the large & convenient.
ly l,caied ware hunse the Basin. lately occupied
by Nlessrs Lewis d. Crenshaw & Co. Tar The purpose
"l conducting general Commissions and Forwarding
bnslness-wlll he pleased 10 receive Manufactured To
bacco. and forward it instructed. charging only
cents per box for receiving and forwarding.
JAMES H. JUREY.
Richmond. Sept. 10 Wis
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10 E.R.rEETEES.
PATENT CDSDENsENG
CoFFEE BOLGERS,

The only thing erer altered 10 de pnbtic that teW
presace he good properties Of The coffee.
ffOFFEE made IN this Boiler is dc cdedly better than
" that made IN any other ,ay as it preserves all
that rich aromatic livor much desired in coireand
in all other modes II flies off in steam. This Boiler re-
ques from oue-qnarter 10 one third less of the gTain as
nnne Of the esoapes-and nnch less cream and
sugar. rs there is less OF the bitter asrngen in H. aud
viii retain the flavor and freshness long the con-
denser is kept on--a whole day II necessary Tie
Condeusing Boiler Is much less truuJe for the cook
Than the ordinary one, it eannai boil over, the con
denscd steam dripping back keeps dawn the lrah.
Persons respectfully referred to the following
named pentletSan, who are using the Condensing Boil
ers and highly approve oithem
Hon H. l.. Ellsworth. Com. III Patent,
Hon Judge Cranrh, Chief JUDGE Of Dist. Washing
Hon Judge Mason, sect of L. s. Navy, ton, d. {.
Doct. Sewel.
Doc,. Lindsey,
For sale by ~. u. Il W. n. hiCfiAfDS'
May ID Is
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Great rariefy Of
The most Fashionable styles Of
SPaINa & SUMMER GOODS.
II. y. DURTO.v

now receiving very extensive assortment Srr;mT
4 aud Summer Goods, 10 which he invteih III itkm
on OF all wh" wish IN indulge their taste in the kils
lnxurious s,y and ~ the o~ sss pfrss.
April -
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~.a-4a. aas,saeS%' the public generally, that having
returned from the North With NEW S1'Ot X, my
assortment in that line Of business is larger and better
than any have heretofore had and am determined 10
sell on terms To suit the limes.
cow RT S1DDLERS
would do well to call on me as | am always prepared
to furnish them with General assortment, and upon such
terms as cannoi fail to please.
Kcpnirina done 18th Ssninrss mud De.pnfoh.
Country produce taken in exchange for work, at mar
Ike, prices J. {. SllACkLEF0RD.
May Is
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We q EsDE,.S FOR .S.FLE.

w + offer for sale, privately. Negro Woman about
w so wears old, who is a good Cook. Washer and
lrnner, with her child, years old; Negro Woman,
90 years old, with her child years old; Negro Gd,
ahout 20 years old Negro Woman about 80 years old.
good Nashe' aud lron~r, with her children. on 2
and The other years old Negro Gin about 10 years
old. an excellent house servant.
The above negroes all very likely and will be sold
low for Cash. Apply 10
TALBOT & LANIER,
Exchange Corner.
June 10 Is
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GEY.E1pEI.E kG.sY'S.

EEI have just received snail lot Of the above hats,
W o superior quality. which we vii! sell very
low. PARllAM y HOPKINS.
june Is
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POTO1EiC R.4U~R Old CO.NP.HNI.
GREAT REDUCTION OF GATES!

RICHMOND, FREOEaTCXSBUna &
POTOlHC R.4U~RO Old Complain.
GREAT REDUCTION or GATES.
FARE TO FREDERloKsBuRG, 81
FARE TO BALTIMORE,
fHNHE RICHMOND FREDERICKSBU AND
II POIO LAT RAILROAD 90. hereby give no
ce, that the rates Of fare between Richmond aud the
northern towns have been reduced. as follows:
From Richmond Ia Fredericksburg. 81 90
From do do do with
return Ticket. 5 90
From Richmond To Washington. 5 90
From Richm. nd 10 Baltimore by the rail rond and
steamboat line 10 Washington, and thence 10
Baltimore by the superior Stage line vt Messrs
jacob Peters x CO. 5 co
1t is understood that The fare on the Baltimore and
fare to Batinore by the riil-f1ad line throughout wall
moi probably exceed from Sc tn S. so.
Passengers going north by the ra road line through
oul, leave Riehmand at A. NJ; arrive IN Baltimore Ia
tea, Philadelphia in the Of the night, and New
York early the next day, being day advance Of pas
sPngers by the and bay boals-Or passengers vii
ling remain mic IN Baltimore may take OF the
new steaubual lines 10 Philadelphia The npxl day al a
charge Of 81 only, thus making The whole fare between
Richmond ami Philadelphia. If the stage line be shen be
tween washington aud Baltimore Sc only.
\. b. Passengers Tor Baltimore intending To take the
Stage hne at " aslngtnn, take their tickets fn
Baltimore al The iii Ire in Richmond. Otherwise they
viii be charged the stage fare In addition IN Washing
ton. I1lOS. SHARP.
Agent Of Transportation.
June l3t
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Cxgf. for T'01s0sr ard fscessrGI.
GS1E WILL GIVE THE HIGHEST CASH
w PRICE FOR TALLOW AND BEES
WAX JOHN KINNIER s co.
March g Is
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"a q a L 1, e. .

"a q a U 4 g.
FEVING taken a lease of the Mills in this pla ce,
IA known as the Langhurne Mills, ior term u
wears. WILL be regularly the wheat market and pre-
pared TO give The
rETcEIEsT TTARIET PRICE.
Iump and Ground Plaster will awaysbe kept on hand,
and sold lIw for cash.
Nf. JAMES Surpn1Y, who, learn, is avoraby
no,,n In the farmers of this region, will mill Tor me-
and hope TO secure TINT patronage from the poo'lc
which line convenient location OF the properly invites
A. n, MONTGOMERY.
March IS
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Valuable Ea.d for sale,

Valuable s4aud for sale,
.FT.IEGYEO.s.
yglllE SUBSCRIBER Will ul'r for sale. a, auction.
Ia the highest bidder the premises, on the 23d
day olJuIy neAl,a
TRACT OF LAND,
lying on both sides OF Gypsum Greek. and on the
Turnpike road leading irom Iyncburg 10 Campbell
Cour Iouse-six miles from each place The tract con
tans about
400 .ECRES,
one half in woods aud some fine ToBAcco LAND yet 10
cesr This land is well adapted To the growth Of Grass,
Corn Wheat and Oals lies we'll, and there is cossde-
rable portion Of
EL.lT CYEEK XYOVTD.H.
A more particular descrpt is deemed unnecessary. as
,hose ishng 10 buy will view ier themselves. The
Land will he shu@nby the subscriber residing near or y
Winston H. Ferry Nm. b. Terry. living On 1t. The
owner, Mr.. George NJ. Nurell WISHES 10 SELL and the
terms III be made known On the dnv oi sale.
A. l.. WfLLiE. Alto. for
George ". .hrreH.
June 10. ids
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HATCHER ~ GREEN

EEAYE. just received rhcir Spring supply of
IA FAMILY GROCERIES,,
which they will sell low, Tor cash. or III exchange for
country produce.
They will pay the highest cash price for Bacon,
Flour. &c.
April %. ts
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pOEs IL E.y'7.

E--rI THE very desirable Family Residence
&sAaisSE in which NOW reside, being situated on
%&!gIi.h Church street. at the junction OF the al
Ess9sssS.s5 ley leading Ia G. Poc's Tan Yard, i'm
nediaeiy opposite Col Strange aud Riehafd Iyrre.-
There the lot splendid we'll of water and gar
den well set with vegetables. all of which will he given
To the person renting, Possession given Immediately,
and terms very liberal. Apply to Henry pnii.. or to
W. 4. YOUNG.
June CIV
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SADDTERY, &C.

| return my most grateful thanks
To the public Tor the liberal patron
ace | have received tor several years
past. in my Saddlery Business,
aud still solicit the SANE, and would
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
j. &. Gregory & Co.

NO. l0i, MAIN STREET,
IfI RICHMOND, Virginia.
.Sp'cndid !SlAemes tor april, lsi5
10000 dollars,
Alexandria Lottery, Class 10, for lSi5, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, April
10Th, 1918. Splendid Prizes: 100000, 10000,
5000, 1000, $500, l,Ol7, 100 of 1000, &c, &c.
Tickets sl0-Halves S5-Quartrrs 81 so.
Certificates Of Packages OF 25 Whole Tickets
$780, Halves SG5, Quarters S32 So
10000 dollars
Alexandria Lottery Glass II, for 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandra, D. c.. on Saturday April
Doth 1915. Brilliant Scheme: $50 600, 10000,
5000, $500, $500, $3.50. OF 1000, 20 Of l,00o.
% OF 500, 20 OF 400, &c, &c, &c. 66 Nos, II
drawn ballots.
Tickets SlO-Halves S5-$2 80.
Certificates Of Packages of ~ Whole Tickets
800, Ha.fG0, Quarters 80.
II. Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ger
tificaes OF Packages in The above splendid
Scheme, promptly attended IL, and an account oil
the drawing sen, 10 all who order from us. Adj
dress ]. G.. GREGORY & CO,
April 3 Managers Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-15
AUCTION SALES.

idminiufQt6r's SQlc NJ iost Paisabi. Rcai Es,aie.
DY :;rtac o:lhe authority vested il nc e. he
ID will oi he latc CAPT William d. Wren
shall proceed 10 sell, al public auc,ip3, on TUES
DAY, The 18Th day Of April, a portion of Ike Real
Estate Of which the said Wrcd died seiz AID
possessed, viz: The large Mansion House Of inc
deceased, situated on the corner OF franklin ana
Jefferson streets, win one acre 81 grou5d auac.-
ed thereto extending from Franklin 10 Main
street, The lar"e three story brick tenement s:'U-
aied on The North side Of Broad street., between
9th and 10Th streets, now in Ike occupancy o. he
Misses Murray, At an annual rent ot $500 per
annum. Also, small vacant Lot in Adams,
Valley, fronting thirty lcet on McCanc- street.
Aiso small freehold in The county Of Hanover
containing about rye ceres which was purchased
Of Daniel Trueheau and others.
And on FRIDAY, The Is h icy Of April, upon
the premises At ~ o'clock NJ, the Farm n ilc
county OF Henrco, called "Westwood. situated
on the old Richmond Turnpike Road, about AZ
miles above the City of Richmond, Containing
l02 acre> The sale Of Inc Mansion House vii!
take place on The premises a, 5 o'clock P. 81, g..
the day above naned-lhe Brick Tenement on the
premises al II O'clock NJ. oil the same day, ani
the vacan; Lot on McCauce street, and The small
freehold 10 Hanover, will be sold in from; 81 The
tenement on Broad street, Immediately after do.
is Sold
TERMS; OF the purchase money in cash, tie
remaining IS in equal instruments, 81 6, ~, ard
Is months, Tor negotiable uu,es with approved en-
dorsers, and deeds oil trust 10 secure ;leif pay.
nent. w. GODDiN Admir-
with The will annexed 0. William q. Wren, decd.
p. 5. The lot on which The mansion house
stands will be divided, SO as 10 front on Franklin
and Main streets
Immediately after lie sale Ct The a.crsc en-
Broad street, will he SOLD Lei on Academy Hill,
in Duyaps addition, containing one acre and
half W. GOODIN,
April l-c,Gs Admir- w. D. w.
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ROTARY PuMpS

TINE inhabitants OF Richmond, and all others
l. who may be interested, are invited 10 exa-
mine The Rotary Pump and Engines now exhibl-
ted in this city by the subscribers at The Office Of
the Southern Planter, Main street, nearly oppo-
site the Banks. This Pump is found upon trial
OF l2years, 10 be superior in operation and more
durable than any other in use-ii has received
diploma from the American Institute for three
successive years. The subscribers manufacture
four sizes, which can be applied to Wells, Cis-
terms, Springs &c; also for Stationary Engines
Tor Factories, Movable Fire Engines, Rail Road
Stations for Supplying Reservoirs, and protection
against Fire, and for any other purpose where a
large quantity OF water is required, being per-
feet Drangh, and Force Pump, drawing from Is
to 300 gallons Of water a minute. This Pump
has been extensively introduced in the New Eng
land States. and has given universal satisfaction,
as can be shown by letters OF Recommendation in
our possession. We also manufacture Garden
and Plantation Engines neat and useft, article
We keep also on hand Lead Pipe of various
sizes, Hose, Stop-cocks, and every article neces-
sary for putting the pumps in operation.
Persons wishing 10 purchase 10 sell again, can
do so at satisfactory discount.
April s-c3m E S. WILLIAMS eco.
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n. NJ. BURTON,

(Ntarly Opposite ltc E1fa0ase 6aa6)
TTAS for sale, upon accommodating terms
IL old London Dock Cognac Brandy
Superior Holland Gin, imported into this mar
kel
Old Grenada and Antigua Rum
Richardson's Old Rye Whisky
Old Virginia Apple Brandy
London Brown Stout, in quart and pint bottles
Madeira, Sherry, Port and cIarel Wines
from the lowest to The very best quality
Cham paigne Wine, Anchor and Bollinger
brands
Woolsey & Woolscy's double refined loaf
crushed and pulverized Sugars
Porto Rico. New Orleans and Cuba Molasses
Woosey and Woolsey's Sugar-house Molas-
ses-a superior article for family use
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas, oil hne ana
Racon-Hams, Middings and Shoulders
Sperm and Tallow Candies, Of the best s brands
Java, Manila, Lasuyra and Cuoa Conee
No. Lard, Picking Vinegar, &c.
March IS-cSt
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Eaoyt's Lottery Office.

MO 2, EXCHA NGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, Virginia.
Present appearances indicate scarcity Of eve
~ Thing this year, excep, prizes al Hoyi's; that
crop looks exceedingly fourishing Frosts and
cold weatherdon'; fleet gold and siver-bnr roots
and fruit buds can't stand it. Plant something al
H"yt's, and yon are sure Of profitable returns
Try il in the next lottery. D. NJ. HOYT.
Splendid LcH,ricsto bc darn in April
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. Is, for 1915 10
be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday,
April 10Th, 1913 Splendid Prizes ;s30.000
10000, 5000, 1000, $500, i0l7, 100 of 1000,
Sc. &c.
Tickets $40, halves s, quarters . so. Cer,ifi-
Gates OF packages OF % whole tickets Sl3U, %
halves 60, % quarters 80 90.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. H. for 1915, 10
he drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
April26. 1915 Brilliant Scheme: $4,000. TO-
600 5000, $500. $500, $3.50. D prizes Of 1000,
30 OF 900, 30 Of 500, % of 400, &c, &c. Go
Nos, i drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, ha!yes5 quarters 80 Certiil-
Gates Of packages OF % whole tickets Sl2O, -
halves 60, % quarters 80
P. 6. Persons from the country should always
call al Horl's when in Richmond, # Inn S1oatS
rant Prize The 9Th ol April is close Al hand
\ remittance should be made Immediately. No
time 10 be lost.
~ Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certi
ficates OF Packages in the above splendid Lote-
ries, will receive The mos prornp, attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, 10 all who may order Tickets from
Richmond April T. D. NJ HOiT
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SPLENDID SHOES
Hnp TIE LADIES.

WE have Just received splendid stock Of
w Shoe. for the Ladies-we invite the auen-
ton of all in want Of splendid Shoes 10 give US
call. We have the largest stock in the city
We will sell as low as such goods can be bought
in any house in the United States. We profess
to keep all the newest styles OF Ladies Shoes Of
The VERY Best that can be made In Philadelphia
and elsewhere. Our stock is entirely new and
ladies' fine Silk Cater Boots, different colors
Ladies beautiful English Kid Slippers
Ladies beautiful Bronze, Kid and Morocco
Ladies fine Kid and Morocco ORES, Slippers,
French styles
Ladies beautiful White and Black Satin Slip
Ladies' beautiful Paror Slippers
Ladies' fse Dress Walking Shoes, KID, Mo-
rocco and Sealskin cen,
Misses fine Morocco Shoes and Slippers
Children's Shoe. all shapes and qualities
New and beautiful Shoes received every week.
PUTNEY & WATTS,
April Msip ssrsW,
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LOTTERIES.
Stratton,s Office.

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TEEN tn,
$4,000, 10000 10000 10000.
Alexandria Lottery No. 50, Extra Tor Tues.
day. Capitals OF 10000 each, 5,i2l, 10 al
1000, 10 of 400, &c. Is Nos. IA drawn
Whoes SIS, halves = SO, quarters %.
$4,000, G,Oa0.
New Jersey Lottery, No. 35 for Wednesday
Capitals: S20,0OO, G.OOo 1000, 5000, 80 oi
1000, so of 500 &c IS Nos ~ drawn. Whole.
IS, halves 2 so, quarters | %
$4,000, 5000.
Alexandria Lottery, No. o. Extra, for Thurs
day. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 5000, 10 Of
1000, &c. 70 Nos, Is drawn. Wholes IS.
halves 2 So quarters %.
$4,000, 1000
Va. Monongalia, No. lG, for Friday, 10 be
drawn at o'clock at the Exchange. Capitals
$4,000, 1000, 1909 &c. rs Nos, IA drawn.
Wholes So, halves so, quarters IS cents.
$1,000, 5000.
Alexandria Lottery, No. 3d. Extra, for Sa,ur.
day. Capitals: $1,000, 5000, 10 Of 1000, 10 OF
500. SC. - Nos, IA drawn. Whocs 50 so,
halves o. quarters 62i cents.
$4,000. 10000.
Alexandra Lottery, No. IL, drawing received
BY Sundays mail, ready on Monday. Capitals
$4,000, 10000, 5000, lou oil l,OoO, &c, &c IS
Nos, 10 drawn. Wholes $40, halves s, quar-
ters so.
And To be drawn soon:
April 26-30,O00, 10000, 5000, $500 $500,
2,22s, &c. Tickets SO
Orders Tor packages, certificates OF Packages
and single tickets in all the Loltere, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent, when re.
guessed Please address orders 10
n. STRATTON.
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