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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-24
Sixfy DeIIars ikcward.

DAN away from The subscriber in bncking-
n ham county, Virginia, on his way Sou'h,
three Negro Men, 10 wit: -
RICHARD, about feet high, - or 80 year,,
of ace. black and stout made-sold in Richmond
BY Mrs. Organ, OF Sury county, near CABIN
Point; no visible marks recollected. He had on
when he lett white fur hat, with very small
brim and suit OF summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, u years old, about
feel inches high has scar ON The lell Jaw, from
The loorhache-he skin seems 10 have grown 10
the bone. Had on when he left black slick cap
and a suit of summer clothes. Tom was sold IN
Richmond by Isham Lowry, and formerly be-
lonsed TO the estate OF Mrs. Treviian, OF Hano-
ALBERT, dark complexion, "a years old,
about 5 feel or q inches high very stout ana ana
muscular: no visible marks recolecied was sold
in Richmond BY Charles D. Pettus, of Halifax
comfy Virginia. will give The above reward
ol siyly dollars for the apprehension and dellve-
- II The above named slaves 10 Bets g. Edmond
.on in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
Of conveying them TO said place. or twenty ao'-
lars and expenses for either one OF them; -
lime G-ctf r. ". pNrD
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MERCHANDISE.
Thomas & Charles Ellis.
Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery


Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery,
No. log, Hest Main Street
LAVE received by late arrivals from Eng
IL land and the Northern Cities, a large and
varied assortment of SPRING GOODS, which
they will offer 10 country dealers, and 10 purcha-
sers generally, at very low rates, consisting in
part Of
Salin stripe Adranopes
New and rich style Balzorines
Lawns and Monsln de LANES
Black Alpaccas and Bombaznes
Earslon and other Gnghams
Polka and many new pattern Prints
Rich Barge Shawls
Lace, check and plain Cambrics
Drab etc, Croton Coalngs
Virginia Cord and Summer Cloths
Fancy and plain Cassimeres and Gambroons
Valencia and Marseilles Yestinss
Irish Linens, very cheap
Irish and Barnsley Shee,nss
Table Cloths, Diaper and TowelIng
English, German and Silk Hosiery
Ribns, Gloves, Mills and Suspenders
MarshaTs Seine and Sewing Threads
Seine and Sampins Irvine.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
April LIT
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

MY MAN SIMON left the employment oil
IVl Capt. Hening T. Smith last November;
while at work in Martin county, N. G., and |
think il probable that he is now linking about The
neiehborhood of Waller Myrck, Esq, Helllor'l
county. North Carolina, as he owns his vile, or
The vicinity of JAMESON, Martin county, North
Carolina, as he had been al work there with
Smith for several months. will pay The above
reward of fifty dollars 10 any person delivering
said man TO me, or thirty dollars il secured in any
iail so that gel him again. Simon is about -
years old, OF bright brown complexion, ordlna-
nv stature, and quite bow-lessed-no scars rscoi-
lccted. Jas. II. IEitooN'
Southampton CO., Va, May -, 1915.
Nd,u ri
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CASH SALE OELAND.

DY VIRTUE OF a decree Of the Circuit Supe-
d rior Court Of Law and Chancerv Tor Cum
berland county, pronounced on the 29ih Of March,
lS45. al the suit of John W. Nash, against He
zekiah Ford, administrator of George Carson,
decd, and others, will proceed 10 sell, for cash,
on The premises, on Wednesday, The 2sih Gay, oil
NAV next if fair, il not, The next fair day
thereafter, tract Of Land Of the estate oil sa ID u,
George Carson decd, supposed TO contain lao
ho"se on he sta STAGE road leading from Cnmber-
land Court.house to Richmond or 50 much ol
aid tract as will raise The sum oiabout $50 dol
Iars HEZEkIAH FORD,
Commissioner.
1.-THE above sale was mol made on The 18th
If Nav last. and is therefore continued until me
Both day Of July next, when il will positively
,,kr nlace HEZ. FORD
June 20-cwiw Commissioner.
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LANDS FOR SALE.
Wood Park for sale.

THlS beautiful and desirable residence, situated
i in Orange county, Virginia, one oi The most
healthy portions of the State, is now in market,
and will be sold privately, upon desirable terms.
The Tract contains 122 acres and is considered 10
be more beautifully and desirably located for a
private residence than any other IN lhs section OF
Virginia. II lies 3. miles from Orange Court
House, :s5 from Fredericksburg, and Is from The
Railroad Depot, Gorionsvlle.
Marcus Bull Jr.. who resides upon The Farm,
will take pleasure in showing il 10 any one des-
rous OF purchasing Any information wanting,
can be had by addressing him al Orange Court
House, or David Hume, Esq, PoslinaSterI>ame
place. MARCUS BULL.
May 9-cw2w&2aw2m
MOST VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
TN pursuance of the last will and testament Of
i the late Col Gideon A. Strange, We shall pro-
coed, on The 29lh day OF July next, or, il prevent
ed by bad weather, then on the next tar day, 10
expose 10 public sale, on The premises, that va
luable, well known, and highly improved Estate,
DAN HILL, late the residence OF Col Gideon
a. Strange, situate in The county oi Fluvanna,
within about Two miles OF Fluvanna Court house
This Farm, comprising 02i acres, is beauii
fully situated on The Rivanna River, with fine
exposure 10 the South and East, well known Tor
The productiveness Of lis soil, and The high state
OF improvement OF which i, is susceptible. The
Farm Buildings, Dwelling House, Barn, Stables,
Tobacco House, &c, are large and commodious.
There are 500 or 500 acres OF cleared land, $50
OF which are first rate Riyanna low grounds the
balance in woods, we'll lmtered. The soil is
will adapted 10 corn wheat and tobacco.
The tract will be sold subject 10 the dover in
lerest of Mrs. Mary Strange, widow OF the said
Col. Strange, which has been laid oil and allot
ted 10 her, though it is understood that her inter
est will be offered 10 the purchaser oil The farm
on The day of sale at fair price, which will be
made known before the sale Possession will be
given, so far as necessary Tor sowing crop Of
wheat this fall, at once, and full possession on The
Isl OF January next.
Terms-Sl 900 will be required in cash, the
balance in one, two and three years. Bond and
approved security, and deed OF trust on The pro-
perry 10 secure the purchase money, will be re-
qurcd
Mr.. James M. Strange, residing on the place,
will show The land 10 any one DESTROYS OF cx;-
mining il before the DAY Of sale.
BENZ. Ii. MAGRUDER,
A. p. STRANGE,
Acting Executors of G.. A. Strange
Nav 21-cds (Whig 10 copy)
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Notice,

~ PERFECTION IMPROVED, oltos
- Star of the East, or Young Telemachus
I-AI will continue his stand at various places
in Buckingham and Cumberland, ill Isl July.
when the season will expire. He will then com.
mence full season, and may continue in this
section and Prince Edward till about The Goth OF
July, when he will go 10 Campbell and Amherst
September And, as promised in the Spring.
the citizens OF Albemarle, Fluvanna, Goochlani
and Louisa fall visit, he shall remain in those
counties till late in The fall-say, Isl November
This nonpareil Of a horse has net with no on.
position wherever he has been, but has gone on
conquering and 10 conquer in public opinion.
Some persons with more folly than wisdom.
have said he was too small, forgetting that The.
little horse Jim Crack, as he was called in England
the best horse the world ever saw, was 5. inches
lower than he, and the imported Medley II. Jim
Crack was the sire Of Medley. They carried in
4 mile heats lGS lbs and ran il in less time than
the present long-legsed horses can, and carry l25
lbs. He takes after the Medley and Doomed in
which he is rich.
The old Medley and Diomed stock, for broad
legspure eyes, bottom and riding action, surpass-
ed AL other horses, and this stock is in him com
bned AS also before. mentioned, he runs bacl,
TO Eclipse OF England, Flying Childers. and The
Godolphin Arabian, exceedingly often. What
is remarkable, his of or right hind foot is white,
after Eclipse Of Ensland-fSee Stud Book. u
| must confess. that have never seen such a
horse; the best Judges say so; and perhaps there
is not such horse in creation, take him an IN all.
And, TO test The matter, if any man will bring me
his like in beauty, action and puriiy Of blood.
will make him present OF this horse. which
is no ordinary present. The Queen of Sheba
could not have been handsomer dressed in pur
pie, on her visit 10 Solomon, (sire and kind, mu-
iatis mutandis) And as for his riding action.
would leave that 10 Solomon, were he living.
The curtain now drops for long time between
this horse and his owner, perhaps as il is illy
suited 10 his avocalions. With profound regard
the public's obedient servant
c. R. FONTAINE
P. S. will let Star Of the Yves, out in good
hands for fall season. Besides the richness OF
his stock and color, he rides remarkably well.
will engage from 10 200 bbls Of corn, 10 be
delivered as the purchaser may wish in meal a,
Diana Mills, during this summer and fall Dia-
ma Mills is in first rate order, and will grind corn
and wheat in small or large quantities. Waller
always plentiful. c. R. F.
JuneI0-cwt
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I r. words Lottery Office.

oppOSITE TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL, KIch-
" MoSp Virginia.
1Msm6ccnt Lo''criss tor lime.
10000 Dollars Capital!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No 10 TO be dra a1o
June %, 1915. Capitals; $4,000 $4,000. 6ooo;
s I 600 1000 1000 2,62s, $500, 25 prizes OF
Tickets $40 A certificate Of a package OF -
whole tickets will be sent Tor Sl5o' halves %
qu1...0 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ger if
- r. nacLaors in the above Splendid Lottel les,
Caves Cav ~ lIer ones. that are drawn every day in
,bs week, week enclosing cash or prize Tick cts,
m vi, rsce;ye the most prompt attention, and an
WI, occount Of each drawing sent immedi ate
" s s,e, % j. F. WORD, Richmond, vi.
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DEING appointed receivers OF 81 CLAIMS que
+ 10 die firms of Fitzpatrick, Clarke & Lyon
and Fitzpatrick & Lyon, and Of John NE \, ri' 2,
patrick Individually, by the Superior Court ;at o.
81 - the parties aforesaid, either by bond, ac-
co count OF Otherwise, that speedy payment mus, be
made as il is important that all matters con-
ne a with these concerns be closed as carly as
practicable. !. Lnds ~ "a
a,s,ander Fitzpatrick, due 10 the firm Of Fitzpai-
rick & Lyon and J. n. Fitzpatrick individually,
for settlement and collection, as many o, mem
are ,oo remote for us 10 attend 10 their collection
a.. I'm, no suil is authorized 10 be brought
'n,;I reasonable notice tails 10 effect our wishes
'''''' : HOGG, WHlTMORE & co,
ScutsvlIe, Va. ~ : an.
N. b. No other person Than ourselves as aS au u
,borised 10 collect any claims whatever, que e
he ,,srsons aforesaid or John n. Fitzpatrick IN
divdualy except such as We authorize; %
June 6--clt IL, -
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yAL.IIABIELAND FOR SALE.


DY virtue Of deed OF trus, executed 10 HE
ID subscriber ~ Alexander Paris, bearing date
on the 18th day Of April, lsif, and Of record IN
the Clerks Office OF Allegheny County Court,
shall proceed on The 18Th day of July, 1913, Dor
The purposes therein mentioned 10 sell al public
auction 10 The highest bidder, for cash, ON The pre-
misses The following tracts or parcels OF Land, 10
wit: iI7 III, l3, - 1863, 80, and % acres, Cor
such interc>, as the said Paris may have thereinD
all o. which saiI tracts are supposed 10 contain
40 acres. and adjoining each other, lying in the
said county Of Allegheny, on Jackson's river;
large portion OF which are valuable low grounds
and in high stale Of cultivation, well adapted 10
the culture Of grain, &c. and upon which IS erect
ed valuable Tavern establishment, known as Pa
Kiss Tavern situated on The turnpike road, be-
tween Calashan's and the Hot Springs. The
title 10 said lands is supposed 10 be indispuiable
bun, acting as Trustee, ! will only convey such
title as is vested in mc by said trust deed.
WILLIAM SKEEN, Trustee.
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To Brokers

THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.
A LII Prizes in any of The Authorized Lotteries
II drawn in the United States, will be paid on
demand with the usual discount in specie funds.
al the old established office of
CIAS. McINTYRE& CO..
General Agents for Payment of Prizes.
No. IS Wall street, New York.
Al The official drawings are received al The
office by express, and the prize money paid NJ \
moments notice. Orders for Tickets in The .o-
leries Of D. Paine 6 Co, or J.,G. Gregory & Co.
will be attended TO BY return Of mail, and The draw
ing transmitted free Of postage.
June l0-cw6mif c. Mel. & co.
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June Is, 1915.
M. Rnhes.f II. EynC,

TAVING purchased The interest Robert T.
IL Gwalhmey, will continue The Grocery and
Commission business al The old stand, where he
will lie pleased 10 see The customers OF The late
firm and his friends generally. lie intends KEEP
ing on hand general and well selected assorl-
menl of Groceries, Wine, Liquors, &c
He hopes by strict attention 10 business 10 snare
\ portion of The public patronage He will at
lend strictly 10 the sales Of all kinds OF produce.
Inn. 1Eoaw3w RIO. B. LYME.
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y. Russell Bigger.

4 GENT for The Managers, CD. Paine &
II Coz Richmond Va
Loot al he Prizes still a, EJnDns< Loansr
Ticket Nos. 10 :'a Is, small Capital Of 5000
Do. % IS, d. do 10000
DO. II 20 80, DO. do $4,000
and 10 Prize Of 10000 dollars each! have been
sold al the old established PRIZE OFFICE
only mention this 10 show what has been
done; and 10 show what is now doing have the
pleasure ri announcing ihr sale 81 another Grand
Prize OF IhUfV IHouSaad Dolid,s, in a Whole
Ticket sold lasl week, amounting 10 more money
Than any tn~niy Prizes recently sold by any or.
fbe in This civ. The holder OF this Splendid
Prize is requested 10 caIl for his cash al which
time the Prize may be >een. II mu.t be conce
ded bv all, that
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q 1.rer0ry x Go.

MANAGES, NO: lol, MhlN Sihhhi y
lvI RICHMOND, Virginia.
.SpiendM Lottcrics for J"nc.
10000 Dollars
.,sx,n1ria Lottery, Glass aG, for 1915, TO be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on SATURDAY, June
SsIb 1915. Splendid Prizes; $4,000, $4,000,
6 9 GOO 5000, 1000, $1,000 2Gas, $500, % Of
00O' s5 Of 500, &c, &c rs Nos, 10 ballots.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 2 so. cea If
o,,as Of packages of % Whole Tickets $3.50,
'a - Orders Tor Tickets, and Shares and Ger,
,;6ca,es If Packages in the above splendid
Loeriss v will receive the most prompt attention.
and an Official account Of caeh droaeins sent,
when requested, 10 all who order from us Adj
u'eSs Managers, Richmond, Va
=. ~ ,ed1a Wild
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cr1rroS acaDEMY

CLIFTON ACADEMY.
TINE present session OF thls School VIII ciose
il with an examination on Friday, me i'th OF
June, and after vacation OF mon'h, lhe e3er'
cises will be resumed on the ilh ofJuly ensuing
The CHARGES for board and tuition will be The same
- heretofore. which nav be seen hy referring tC
The ENQUIRER or Wing Of Nov. Is, 1914
June 3-cwlf RO u. LOVING.
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SALES.
ByR. ii. Dickinson 4 Bro.
TWENTY VALUABLE NEGROES

TWENTY VALUABLE NEGROES.
ON THURSDAY, the Goth inst, al l0o'clock,
al our Auction Store, will be sold 20 valuable
NEGROES consisting OF Men, Women, Boys
and Girls, from l0t % years old-all from one
estate, and OF good character. Amongst them
isa good Carpenter
r. II. DICKINSON & BRO,
June 2i-ldS Aucts.
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HOYTS OFFICE.-Perhaps il will not b.
II amiss, in these days of Prizes for IIoyt Ia
say. that he has sold Two Capitals somewhat
larger Than any of The present generation Of Ven
deI> in Richmond. :.
Nos. Ii 81 II, S50,000-also, Nos. 4 10 SO,
80 OUO-Sold by the Pet Of the Blind Goddess,
Howl. Her Majesty is now holding Court at
No. 3 Exchange and daily You may expect To
hear lha, through her agent, Hoyl, She has smiled
on some one, and that smile OF $50 or 10000
value. Immediate renlllances will be laid before
her gracious Majesty. Suppose you Try he T
while She is in humor, and that's now Who
wants money llOl D or I rCE'
Spcadid Lotierics tor Jane.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 20, for 1915, to De
drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, Jun
2sIh. 1915. Splendid Prizes SAC, 600, l5,mh',
GOOoI 5000. 1000, 1000, 2,62s, $500, IS priM ;
Of 600 25 Of 500, &c, &c. 70 Nos, Is bal
lois Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 90. Ger
liGcates of Packages oil % Whole Tickels $l5o;
d halves G5: IS quarters - so.
~ Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Certi-
fcates OF Packages in the above splendid Lotto,
ries will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent i'm
medialely to all who may order Tickets from
'"i p;ch,nond Nav 26. d. M. HOYT.
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Mourning Goods.

pLACk and Lead coloIed Lawns
II Solid Black and Black and White'dillo
Blackand White Ginghams
Black Balzorine and Bareges
Black and Blue-hlack Alpacas
Black Silk and Netl Gloves
Black and Lead colored Cotton Hose
"A handsome assortment OF the above goods re
ceived, and for sale cheap, al
+. Il. GILBERT'S,
June Il Ia Main street
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Commission House !.

TNO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN N1ER-
Il CHA NTS.-The subscribers have on hand
and are constantly receiving from the best manu-
lecturers IN New England, prime stock of
BOOTS, SHOES AND BR0GANS. which
VIII be sold al very low prices, for cash, they
being The sole agents.
They are also agents Tor several Of the hes;
TannerIes in The country, and have constantly on
hand prime assortment OF LEATHER
y. +. Cash advanced ON Leather and West
ern Produce OF all kinds.
DOWLEY < WHALL,
Commission Merchants, 81 and ~ Pearl ST..
Boston
LEVI A. DowLGY.
JosKPu b. WmaLL.
REFERENCES
josiah NJ Jones, Esq Boston
Mes>rs. Spoiiorj, Tlsion y Co,
;, Shepherd Knapp, Esq ( New York.
NlesSrs. G. Nj. Leupp Co,
Me>srs. Haddock, Hazeltine 4 Reed philad
Nlessrs. Poland, Jenkins Il Co, Baltimore
Me>srs. Friend Humphrey s. Co., Albany.
Bouts, Shoes AMI Brosans
On WEDNESDAY,, June IS, al 10 o'clock, al
Office,
100 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans
BoofS, Shes and Brogans
On TUESDAY, July s, a, 10 o'clock,
700 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
Boots, Shoes and Byogans
On THURSDAY, July Il, al 10 o'clock. al
Office,
700 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans
BoO'S, .StoeS anil Brogans
ON WEDNESDAY,, July 30, al 10 O'clock, al
Office
700 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
Boots, SiocS AMI BrosaRs
On WEDNESDAY, August 10, al 10 o'clock,
al office,
700 eases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
S-,'T' The above sales comprise The best stock 81
goods ever offered in Boston, and every lol on the
catalogues will be- sold without reserve.
June IA
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.


WAS committed TO the Jail OF this county on
w the fifth day OF this month Negro Man,
who calls himself JAMES ALLEN, and says
he belongs TO Ezekiel Speed of Abbeville Dis
lrict, South Carolina. James is about % years
OF age five feet five or six inches high is quite
bowlegged, and lille deaf; he is of bright ginger
cake complexion, and very intelligent; he seems
10 be we'll acquainted with the travelling routes
through North and South Carolina, Georgia and
Alabama, having, as he says, travelled through
those States with his former master, George
Nixon, who, he says, isa Negro-lrader
The owner or owners of said slave, are re-
ouested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges, &C., otherwise he will be dwell with as
the law directs.
" ]. THOMPSON, Jr., Jalor,
Goochland Court House, Virginia.
Nfar 0--cwSw
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NOR SALE-Guaranteed Bonds oil The James
River and Kanawha Company-aPPiy d.
the Farmers Bank OF Virginia
June lS-eo9t
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Commissioners .Sats n Real Esiatc IN .Nem kcnt
CEDAR IfIII

COMMISSIONERS '>ttit ~ ffcGt fsNGtc M .NtE hcH.
CEDAR HILL
Di virtue OF a Decree OF The Circuit Superb
IL or Court Law and Chanccry for The county
of James City and CITY Of Williamsburg, pro-
nounced on The 18th day of May, 1915 in the
case oil Bucklront against Mackinder and others,
we shall on the ID Thursday IN july next being y.
Kent county courday, al New Kent court
house SELL 10 the highest bidder, al public auction,
on credit (exceptas 10 the costs OF suit and ex-
penses Of sale, which will be required in cash) Of
one, two, and three wears, 10 carry interest from
the Isl day OF January, in The year lsi6, that
well known estate called Cedar Hill, lying in the
COUNTY O. New Kent, 4 short distance above The
old village OF Cumberland, supposed 10 contain
acres, more or less possessing many advan-
lages, and considered one OF the mos, beautiful
and desirable residence, in lower Virginia. II is
believed that The timber and cord wood on the e.
tate will pay The purchase money. The privilege
Of seeding small grain in the fall, and cutting
wood Immediately after the sale, will be given,
and full possession on the Isl January, lSi6-
Bond and approved security, aud deed in trust on
The land will be required Of the purchaser. The
tile Is considered perfectly good, huI We shall sell
and convey as commissioners only.
GEO. w. SOUTlIALL,
WM. S. PEACHY,
II. #. LACY,
Iuna commissioners
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S3O. 900. in Il Whole Ticket

SOLU BY 4. EitSSELL BIGGER
The following are the drawn Numbers Of
The Grand Consoldaed Lottery, Glass No -,
drawn al Wilmington, June 9Th, 1915
Al TO 10 G5 73 3G 33 81 GO % 36 IS 40.
Whole Ticket NJ, 10 4G Co. entitled 10 The
grand capital OF $4,000, was sold, and will lie
paid when presenledat f"fmncS I.o""se, by
+. RUSSELL BIGGER
Agent FOL D. Paine Co, Managers OF Lotteries
!Sy,ndid Sthcmc,
$4,000, l5O0!-75 Nos Is Ballots.
Grand Consolidated, No. ds, draws al Will
minglon, June 2slh ! Splendid CAPITAL of S40,-
900, OF $4,000, OF 1000, Of 5000, 2,3GS 80 prizes.
Of 1000 &c. IS Nos Is ballots.
Whole Tickets sl5. A Certificate Of % Whole
Tickets only 1852 dollars-Shares in proportion.
u. For other Schemes, call althe Office.
gr Orders Tor packages, certificates or singh
tickets in the above Schemes and in all Lotteries
will br promptly attended 10, and drawing sent
when requested. t. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle lIoe!
june %
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I1JSs0l EJy0N or cO.pARTNER.SIiIP.

UISSOLE TTON or CO-PARI.NERSIiIP
TN consequence Of the delicate health Of Robert
i T. Gwalhney, and that Of his wife also, The
firm of Gmaihncy Y LIME has been This day dis
solved by mutual consent Dr. Lyme viii settle
up The affairs of The concern All persons IN
deb,ed 10 The firm are requested 10 make immedl-
ale payment and all persons having claims
against The firm will hand them in for settlement.
RIO. r.. GWATflMEf,
no r LYME