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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-21
Fen. 2I-2awlds Commissioners.

M,a palvabie Rcai EAate IN ChcNey6eH C0pniu
md .Sirip-Fonr .Slares, at I'pbiic AnStion
y consequence OF bad health, find il mpT:C.
! lcabic 10 attend 10 extensive agriculture! ole
raions. have, therefore, determined 10 cuiail
them: and, 10 that end, now offer for sale my Is.
tate in Chesterfield, called OAKLAND. To
such as have visited it, a detailed description
would be useless: but, As this farm present,
many advantages and Inducements 10 the ag.i.
cu':uris, anu capitalist, details become neces-
sary.
Oakland is situated in Chesterfield, on Appo.
mattox river, about three miles below Bevis
Bridge, and % from PelcrSburs-con,ains ahou,
300 acres (which about 800 are now in virgin
growth, and the remainder (of which about 800
are low grounds) in high state Of improvement
This place has been worked on The rhiee-shii,
principle, each averaging fully 900 barrels cora
annually, and small gram in proportion. Not Il
gully OF piny old field on it,
Each field has Two or three lots alta he'd 20 i,
The fertility Of which, and Of The unclrared land,
presents strong inducements 10 the tobacco grow
cr. The whole is well enclosed, we'll drained,
very fertile and neatly arranged. Fruit trees in
great variety. The Dwelling House is ialgr,
commodou>, and in coed order. The yaij, ,6i.
tanning several acres, is handsomely orDameniei
with large number of forest trees. The garden
- h.i -, iSi'H1 diih h1dtil pldulitu Ht Cli-
houses are numerous and in good condition, com
bining all that are necessary Tor domestic com.
tort or preservation d; The crop. About $50 bush
els Of wheat were seeded last fall and row looks
sell The Eeislbolhood is healthy and very
agreeable. The negroes Ca in nnnheD are n
valuable As any in The Stale. They embrace
House Servants, Cooks O>tlers, Carpenters
Blacksmiihs, a Bricklaycr and PIaserer, AMI
cIop-hands generally.
The sale will take place. on the premises, On
Tuesday, 25th March next, il fair otherwise lh~
next fair day, and continue from day 10 day until
closed.
TEeMs--For the land one third in cash, ;ttl
the balance in one and Two years, with londs aI,!
approved security. The Negroes will be sold for
cash. The Crop on hand Stock, Sc. viii h sol!
10 si; the purchaser Of The land. All apficrlin: a
operations will be continued ill day Of sale, snj
possession :,iven 10 suit the purchaser.
There are many valuable blood horses among
n. stock WAN. =. JOHNSON.
The sale will In conducted by
TWps. BaaNcH IL BRn.. Aucis.
Esio.--commnn;calioI> may be directed -
Tho> Branch 4 Bro, a, peier.burg W.R.J.
Feb ls-cSd3iaW;us
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Grand Scheme

% 1876 Prizes Amounting to Sl,i79, i7s
Tickets S20 halves 10; quarters 5; eighths $50
Certificate of Package Of &c Whole Tickets
$500; 2G half Tickets $50; 90 quarter Tickets
IS; 90 eighth Tickets 30 so.
Single Tickets and Packages in all The Lote-
ries, for sale by J. F. WORD.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerlifi-
Gates Of packages in The above Splendid Lotteries,
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every dav IN
the week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention. and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediate
" after it is over 10 all who order from
Feb. 81 ]. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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WToRTHAMs oFFICE.-No :, Exchange

WoRTHAM's oFFICE-No. :, Exchange
w Place.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars!
Virginia Moaongalia Lottery, No. IL, for Fri
day. O'clock, at the Exchange. Capitals =
$1,000, 1000, 1000, OF GOO, , of 500, S Of 200,
&c. - Nos, IS drawn. Wholes p so; halves
25; quarters 62!.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars !!
Alexandria Lottery, No. 69, Extra, for Satur-
day. Capitals 81, 900, 1000, 100, 900, 900,
500 700, COO, i Of 500. Of 200, &c. Is Nos, l3
drawn. Wholes 81 So halves p; quarters
ga.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, No. - drawing received
By Sundays mail, ready on Monday. Capitals
10000, 10000 5000, 100 OF 1000, no OF $780,
&c. 70 Nos, l2drawn. Wholes $40; halves 5 /;
quarters = 80.
And 10 he drawn soon:
March o9th-$3O,00O, 10000, 5000, 1000,
3,400, $500 &c Tickets $40.
April 5-S60,000, 10000, ll,0Gs, 10000, 5000,
&c. Tickets $40
April r. $4,000 10000 5000, 5000, &C.
Tickets $40.
April l9-s3o,OOO 10000, 5000, 5000 100 Of
1000, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
April 26-S30,0U0, 10000, 5000, $500, $500,
222S, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries ad-
ver;ised BY J. G. Gregory & Co.. Tor sale on the
same terms at this Office.
~ Is. All orders confidential
March 81 CHAS. WORTHAM
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LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.

LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
pG virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed by
ID James T. Hill, bearing date the = day of
March, 1912. and duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF the county of Halifax. The undersigned,
Trustee, will. on Tuesday, the 2;,ih dag OF March
1915, sell 10 the highest bidder, without reserve,
Oh the premises the TRAcr or LAND, on which
said Hill now resides adloinin. the lands of
Capt. Thomas AlcCargo Capt TboS c. Cole
man, AMI others. This Tract is well situated,
lying on the east side of The road leading from
Halifax Court House 10 Moseley's Ferry, about
) miles cas-, OF the former place, containing 53S
acres-npwardS OF lWo-ihifis Of which is sup
poset! 10 be in original growth and well limbered.
The whole Of this Tract lies WELLS well water
ed, and is as healthy situation Is any in Vr-
ginia-iias on il n good Twu-Storv Dwelling
Kitchen, Ice House, and every other necessary
house about the yard. Also good framed Ora
narr Stables, and three Tobacco Barns. The
plantation is under COOL fence and is in fine
condition Tor cultivation large proportion OF
which is high!; MANFRED, ana the whole is well
adapted 10 the growth OF every variety OF crop
raised in this pali 0! Virginia.
Also, al the same time and place, another
TRacr, adjoining The lands Of Capt. \. Penick
Capt. s Davenport, Capt, Paul Street, Mrs.
! Love and The above Tract Of said Hill, con-
tanning 800 acres-abou, third Of which is in
woods, and well timbered-has on il toeraby
good Dwelling, which, By little repairing might
he made very comfortable; good Barns and other
necessary houses This TRACT also lies WELLS
well watered, and has on il good proportion OF
valuable creek botlom-and the plantation is in
every respect in good condition for cultivation.
Also, 81 likely and valuable .Negroes-con-
ssling of Men, Women, Boys and G irs-among
WHOM i an excellent Blacksmith.
Also. 10 head Of Caule; 80 head Of Hogs; TO
head 81 Sheep: Horses, together with all his
household and kitchen furniture, and plantation
tools Of every description.
I'.ms-1'he Negroes viii be sold for cash; the
Land ami other properly, on II months credit
HE purchasers giving bond with satisfactory Sc
CURLY Tire Till. 10 The above property is nds-
pu;abc: on, acting as Trustee, shall convey
only such as is vested in me by said deed.
WM. BACON, Trustee.
N6,rch
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New Spring Goods.
CHINA HAIL.

pY the ships Earopc, d, New York. and Me
ID IA, at Baltimore. from Liverpool. Tie sub
scrb:r is in receipt of a portion OF his Spring
supplies OF Earlhem Ware and China. direct
from the Poi,cres-ani having recently returned
from the Glass Factories at the Norih, where he
purchased at auction many goods, much below
he regular prices, he is enabled 10 offer n full as
>onmcn, of very desirable socis, III his line, oi.
the most favourable lcrras
Lamps, Looking Glasses, Fancy Good. and
Stone Ware for sale
County Merchants, and all others waniirs
any article OF China Glass Ear,henwale. &c,
are''respec;iuIly invited 10 cali and examine The
goods and prices before purchasing elsewhere.
HUGH a. WATT,
No. -, West Main street
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brilliant scheme (!

Total Amount or Prizes. s1,I79,17s!!:
Consisting Of the following Grand Capitals OF
$4,000, 10000 l4,O6S, > prizes OF 10000,
2of 5000, &c, &c, &c. with 90 0U
divided into prizes Of 1000 each.
A LEXANDRIA LOTTERY-bv authority
II II Consress-appruved hy The Persistent at
the United Sta;es-Cass II, inr 1915 10 b.
drawn at Alexandria D. c., on Saturday, April
5, 1915, under the superintendent CT Pablic
Commissioners, appointed ior that purpose. IS
number Lottery Is drawn ballots
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RENT, KENDALL & ATWATER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN l. DOMESTIC MY GOODS
W. II, Nam Street, Rtclmond, Ta.J
DY the arrival of,he packet ships Oxford. Viz
ID ginia, l[oItinSuer and JOHN r. Skiddy, at
New York, from Liverpool and the Emerald, from
HARE, we are receiving our Spring importation
9. BRITISH AND FRENCH DRY GOODS !;
AMI, b. HE Brig Hcnrico from Boston, Schr.
Tu>,carora, and other recent arrivals from New
York, We are in receipt OF a large stock Of AME-
fiCAN GOODS; amounting in all 10 about 800
Packages.
Having, during the past Writer, disposed Of our
stock then Oh hand we shall be able 10 offer our
customers an assortment Of entirely fresh DRY
GOODS surprising, in style, variety and extent,
any before exhibited.
Possessing every facility for purchasing upon
the best terms, either in orr own or the various
foreign markets. and desiring 70 build up the trade
of Richmond, by making il the interest OF couG-
try merchants 10 purchase their supplies here, We
shall offer them great inducements.
We have now on hand, AMI will be regularly
supplied with, a complete assortment OF Virginia
lotion Goods, such as, II heavy Baersea
SLee,ings, ii Virginia Stout and E!,rick Sheet
in2s and Shirting>, together with nearly every
other style nanuiaciurei-which We pledge onr-
selves ~ SCH below the prices obtained for thu
same "oo:S in ans o! the Northern markets.
Having partner residing in New York. we
shall ~ constantly supplied viii! every variety OF
new goods appearin., IN that market, rendering
orr assortment ar all times large aud complete;
an examination Of which is respectfully solicile'.
by purchasers visiting our city.
KENT, KENDALL \ ATWATER.
March ID
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RICHARDSON q co.

s., MIN NIREET.
A RI. receiving their supply Of SPRING DRY
II GOODS, which will embrace a large and
varied assortment Of The newest styles ard pat
terms, BY The latest impotalions via New York, Of
ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
MANEFACT
and, with the usual quantity and descriptions II
Domestic Fabrics, they are prepared 10 exhibi, 4
stock of almost entirely new goods, all which
they offer for sale on their usual terms
March Il-1iIEIi.
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NEW STOCK OF SPRING DRY GOODS,
mr. IVu1IrsIIE

HENRY JAMES, II Numter l67, Main
II Street. Richmond, Va, is now receiyln: and
oo.nng his Spring supply Of FOREIGN AND
DRY GOODS, embracing almost
tyery article. both stapleand fancy, usually kept in
Similar establishments, and particularly adapted
4 ne Virginia and North Carolina trade. Hav-
,as purchased them chiefly for cash, he is conSe-
;a-n,y enabled to offer great inducements TO those
visiting his marke, Tor their supplies; assuring
nan ia! lAev will find goods in the same quaint
+, AMI rs low with him, as in this or any other
a.rsei. HENRY JAMES,
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
Na,ca 2i-c6w
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THE NOTED RACE HORSE BOSTON
IMPORTED TRUSTEE,

Tie Sire Of FaStion, nc CtampiO'. Of Tie Amefi-
can Imf
eo-Jh Will stand The present season at Hicks
AG ford, Va, 40 miles South of Petersburg,
and 20 miles North Of Weldon, n. Carolina, and
will be lei 10 mares at $50 the season, and 81 TO
the groom. Mares will be fed at 80 cents per
day, or $40 Per month, pasturage gratis mares
will be well attended 10, as there is stable-room
for so. ROBT. JOHNSON HfSLOP.
March l8-c4t
- The Richmond Wing and Petersburg In
ielEnnncer will COPY
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Il. M. BURTON.

(Nearly Opposite The Exchange Bank,)
HAs for sale, upon accommodating terms
II Old London Dock Cognac Brandy
Superior Holland Gin, imported into this mar
ket
Old Grenada and Antigua Rum
Richardson's Old Rye Whiskey
Old Virginia Apple Brandy
London Brown Stout, in quart and pint bottles
Madeira, Sherry, Por, and Caret Wines,
from The lowest to The very best quality
Champagne Wine, Anchor and Bollinger
brands
ST. Croix, New Orleans and P. Rico Sugars
Woolsey & Woolsey's double refined loaf
crushed and pulverized Sugars
Porto Rico, New Orleans and Cuba Molasses
Woolsey and Woolsey's Sugar-house Molas-
ses-a superior article for family use
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas, Of fine and
extra fine qualities
Bacon-Hams, Middings and Shoulders
Sperm and Tallow Candles, of the best brands
Java, Manila, Laguyra and Cuba Coffee
No. Lard, Picking Vinegar, &c.
March l8-cSt
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r F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y FICE, OpPosiTs THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

r F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y '. FICE, Opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
R,ehmond, Virginia.
$4,000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 10, for 1915, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, d. g., on Saturday,
March 3D. 1915. Splendid Scheme :-S30O 900,
900, 10 Of 500, &c, &c. Tickets $40, halves
IS, quarters - 50. Certificates OF Packages Of
26 whole Tickets Sl40 2G half Tickets $40 !;
70 quarter Tickets SD
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class l3, for 1915, to be
drawn in Alexandra, d. c. on Saturday, March
29,h si5 Is Drawn Ballots Splendid Prizes:
$4,000, 10000, 5000 1000 1900 $500 1000,
800, 10 prizes Of 1000, 10 OF 500 &C. &c.
Tickets only So halves s., quarters 81 so.
Certificates Of Packages OF 25 whole Tickets
SI20; IS hall Tickets $50; o5 quarter Tickets
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WHITE PLAINS FOR SALE

TE7uE subscriber wishing 10 remove from the
4 vicinity Of Fredericksburg, Offers Tor sale
one Of The most desirable residences in The State
including - Acres Of Highly Improved Land.
To most persons in this section OF The country,
minute description OF This property i unncce>sa-
ry-sul!ice it 10 say, that the Dwelling House is
in complete or.ier. containing large rooms,
Green House, Two large Ponico>, the floor OF one
Of which is laid with marbie-lwo spacious Gel
lars with fire places. The grounds about The
house are laid OF in the most tasteful manner
and are urnamenled BY n variety oil flowers, trees
and shrubbcry On the premises are Two large
Cis,erns-a We'll of good watcr-a large and
handsomely laid-oh' Garien-ali The usual ont
houses. and a number OF Fruit Trees, bearing the
very best Fruit
Jan l1-2awtlM NJ. L. LYNCH
e.. II the aborc Property is not sold private
". il will BE- offered at Public S:lie on TUES
DAY, The i, dag OF April il fair, if not. The
next fair dav III. r. l..
Feb l6--cd
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NTOTICE-Wc, the undersigned, hereby give
IN notice 10 The public thai we have revoked
The powers OF Mr. Wileman Thomas, as our agent
for making sales ofour lands lying in The West
ern parts OF Virginia, and that we will not per-
form or ratly in any way, any sale or contract for
the sale, or any conveyance, which may be made
or executed by the said Thomas, as agent at any
time after this day, in respect 10, or OF any oiour
said lands And we forbid payment OF the whole
or any pan OF any money agreed 10 be paid 10 the
said Thomas for the purchase Of any lands sold
by him as our agent and shall contest the validity
OF any deed not upon record al This date.
CHARLES F. OSBORNE,
WILLIAM GRAY.
Richmond, March 10, lSi5-clm
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A FEMALE TEACHER wANTED.-A
n Lady, who can come well recommended,
as good Teacher Of French and Music, may
get situation as Instructress in private family
in one of the most agreeable and healthy neigh
borhoods in Albemarlc county, Virginia, in a
mia, stating her terms, &c. March 7-ctI5A
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TlCELENBCRGS

TlCkLENDCRGS
L iuIaps-Nos. l. , and ;
iieary Egoyn Linen Drills-plain and fancy
Suffolk P!ail>
Hamilton D;iiis
Mexican Mixtures
R,nen Cashmere
The above, ami many other kinds Of Spring and
Sumner Goods received. For sale By
RICHARDSON & CO.,
March 2l-G,c. So, Main 81.
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OTEY & STEERS

y %
SADDLE AND HARNESS FACTORY,
No. 81, Wea Main 81, 6 doors Jclow n. H. Jn-
kin5,
nv HERE they have, and will endeavor TO
w keep en- hand, every article connected
with the above business, consisting Of Saddles,
Harness, Brides and Bits, Martingales, Whips,
Collars, Hames Trace Chains, SC. They wonl!
also inform the public tina; they have lately open
ed, and will endeavor 10 accommodate all who
may favor them with their patronage, assuring
them that they will sell as cheap as can be done
elsewhere. THOMAS OTEY,
Feb 20--u5wc HENRY z. STEER.
NOR HIRE-Two likely, Girls OF good cha
L racter. about IS years OF age, and just from
The country. RICHARD HILL, j.
march, IL
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Grand Scheme /:

3!,e'o f'izts Amounting TO 81 ,l19.l7s
Tickets $50; halves So quarters IS; eigb'hs
- 81.
Certificate Of Package oil IS Whole Ticket,
$3.50; 26 half Ticke,S $40; .; quarters Tick.
els S65; 25 eighihs Tickets go 80.
E-'r Orders for Tickets, and Shares and Ger
iifcalcs of Packages in the above Splendid
Scheme, promptly attended to, and an account .!
the drawing sent 10 all who order from Us. Nd
dress J. G.. GREGORY {; co,
March II Managers, Richmond, Va.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

nANlEL II. LONDON, No 1876 Main and
- Corner OF 18th Street, is receiving by The
vessels Europe, Isabella, and others, just lande,!
at New York, his importation of British and
French GOODS, comprising a large and &c
neral stock and he having spent the last month
in the Northern cities, selecting his stock Of
every description of American GOODS asks
The attention OF dealers visiting this market this
season, assuring Them that they can make their
purchases Of him as low as OF any house in the
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FOR SALE.
pl virtue oilhe provisions OF deed OF trust exc
u cu'cd by Cornelius Garrison. deceased 10 the
subscribers, bearing date on the 9th day OF De-
cembrr, 1911, and dUly recorded in the Clerks
office Of the County Court Of Middlescy, Tor the
purpose OF securing 10 John Il. Taylor the pay
meIt OF certain sums Of money therein mention.
ed, we shall proceed TO sell al public auction
on TIE premises, for cash on THURSDAY. 10Th
OF April. 1873, the tract or parcel Of land descrb-
ed i'll said deed containing six hundred and
twenty-seven acres, being part OF that valua
bic estate known as Busiy Park, lying ON The
Rappahannock river, within FIVE miles olthe Ches
apeake, Bay. The principal pau Of Ibis land is
covered with valuable cord Wood, lying convenient
othc river il has on two capaciou> dock, for the
reception OF the wool when cut, and holds out
great inducement 10 any one disposed 10 engage in
that business. The subscribers will convey only
such lille Is is vested in them By said deed, but
j, is believed 10 be unquestunable.
BENJAMIN TEMPLE,
GEORGE L. NICOLSON,
Feb l3-cw6w. Trustees
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raE cGLEsRaTED RACE HORSE. sTEeI,.

EO hfSL iohcE, 81 6bky
49, Go, BY that capital Racer and most
TS valuable Stallion, imported Fylde; his
IL. dam Dimolh,b BY Constitution, which was
Frhan ~, dam OF The famous running mare, Sally
s,u oaes; and his grand dam by Balls Florize viii
i, M. me approaching season, commencing the
Con-, ,adIIeh at Capt. Smiths Tavern, Charlotte
One n riMouse, Va at Thirty Dollars, cash, and
sa,;, ooliar 10 the groom. Pasturage furnished
eoo,s.i ana mares fed at 37a cents per day; and
Srs u servants boarded free Of charge
ns etL IS Of the largest class of race horses be-
sn No hands high, Of great substance and power;
anal Jay, with black legs, and as race horse
~ lI os, 70 any in America He won twelve times
il, " WI an'rieen races. The only time of his los
Men ns !. at Baltimore, being beaten by vashti,
ao,,h az ", was in bad order, though he bea, Ports
son INA. Ina. beat Boston, in that race, and got
nc. he purse, as the second best horse in The
Wash; immediately after that race, he challenged
doI,,.. % run four-mile heats, for ten thousand
Fa r' ASIDE. half forfeit, which was declined.
prfo,,a.ui ther particulars OF his pedigree and
aishej "a see large bills, which will he fur.
gentlemen who may desire 10 see them
J4.o,rr : JOHN EUBANK.
10. is5-w,lJune.
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REMOVAL.

ItEWU ' II u
YNHE subscriber, intending TO take down The
store on Main street which he al present oc.
cupies, and erect 4 building on the same ground
for his own use, has removed 10 me houses i,nne-
J,,eIv in The rear Of his store, where he will con-
,;nne his business in all lis branches until The
new house is completed. In The mean time, he
will be glad 10 wall on his friends with his usual
assortment OF Groceries and Metals Of all kinds.
The entrance 10 his store is on llh street, lead
mo from Main street TO the Exchange Hotel.
March l7-d&c2w JOHN y. GORDON.
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ORPHAN BOY.

ORPHAN BOY.
a The sire OF three Premium Colts, and
~ whose colts are unsurpassed, il equal
l6. led, in Virginia, will stand at the fol
lowing places, to wit: Fairfield and Sweeny's
Tavern, Henrco; Braxton Garlick's Mill, King
William Court House, and Charles City Court
House, at $40 the season; IS cash the single
leap, with the privilege Of continuing the season
at The season price.
THOS. FL TALIAFERRO.
March lS-c4t
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SOMETHING GRAND.
I',r Snt,,r,4.v y,Ih A mil

UI
100000! 10000! l406S!.! , Pfizss Of
10000 each 80 Prizes Of 900 are $4,000
Alexandria Lottery, Bv authority OF Con-
greSs Glass H. for 1915 To lie drawn AT
Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday April 5, 1915,
[under The superintendent OF Public Commits
sioners appointed for that purpose. - Number
Lottery. l3 Drawn Ballo,s.
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T G. GREGORY & Co, Managers, No. lOl,
y Main Street, Richmond.

For Saturday, 9Th April.
sG0G00 $50, 900 (! !-$l1 ,06S - Prizes
Of $40 900 each so Prizes oil & 900 are $50 0nO
ALIEN NDRIA LUTTERY-[By authority
Of Congressl-Class il, for lsi5-To be drawn
at Alexandria, Cd. CD on Saturday, April ),
1876 Under the Superintendent Of Public
Commissioners, appointed for that purpo>el-
15 Number Lottery Is Drawn Ballots.
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TO FARMERS.
Sn BUSHELS Herds Grass Seci
i w 80 do Timothy Go
80 do Orchard d
SD do Clover do

do Highland MEADOW or Pe-
ruyan Ga, Grass; Lucernc, While Clo"er, White
Field and Alieringham Carrot; French Sugar
and Mangel Wurzcl Beet Galavants Peas,
Bunch and running Back-cye Peas, Buckwheat,
Rye, and full assortment Of fresh Garden Seed.
Piouglis, with cast or wrought points Of almost
every description now in use. Points for Davis
Frcborn, Mayer& Co., Rugsles, Nourse & Ma
son. and Pfon,y & MeaIs Ploughs.
Hanows, Culriva,ors Corn Shelters, Straw
Cutters, Hoes, Spades, Shoves, Manure Forks,
Pruning Shears and Knives, TraDsplan.iny
Troweis and other Tocl, Necessary 10 The Farm.
and Garden.
Guano Of the best quality, as shown from ana
ysis by one Of the first chemists in the country
for sale By WIN. PALMER.
March ll-Gt