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COMMISSION BUSINESS
HENRY LUDLAM G. CO..

COMMtSStDN BUSINESS
HENRY LCDLAM g. CO.,
Commission Merchants
NlLL make liberal advances upon produce
w in hand-and having'engaged the services
OF Benjamin c. Gray, to attend particularly TO
Io6aeeo sales, they hope 10 give satisfaction to
their friends who may favor them with consign-
ments Feb o1-caw
DlSSOLUTIONOFCO COMPREHENSIVE.
HNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
i the firm OF Lathrop & Van Deursen, is this
day dissolved BY mutual consent Those indebt-
ed to us, will please call at the old stand No s.
where the books will be kept for settlement.
Either OF the parties are fully authorized to use
the name OF The hrm in the settlement oflhe bust
ness FAiETTE LATHROP.
March l-wiw p. VAN DEURSEN.
EAYETTE LATHROP, VIM. II. CHRIS
i TIAN & SAMUEL P. LATHROP, hav-
ing purchased the interest OF the late firm of La
throp & Van Deurson in the firm Of Lathrop,
Christian 4 Co., will conduc, the business as here
,otore, at their stand No. 90 Main street, where
they will keep al all times fine assortment OF
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, to which they in
vite the attention of their friends and the public
generally. FAYETTE LATHROP,
WIN. Fl. CHRISTIAN,
March lin SAMUEL P. LATHROP.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES subscribers have
~ this day entered into Co-parlnership for the
purpose OF conducting DRY GOODS business,
under the firm and style of HALVES s. VAN
DEURSEN. We have retained the store No.
IS, West Main Street, lately occupied by Lathrop
4 Van Deursen, where we shall soon be prepa-
red TO offer TO our friends and the public an extern
sive and general assortment Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods. which will be purchased with CASH
in hand We shall, therefore, have it in our
power TO offer as great inducements 10 purchasers
as any other house in the city; and We are deter
mined not TO be undersold
Planters and others visiting the city 10 make
their purchases for the Spring will find il greatly
10 their advantageto give MS an early call.
SAML p. HALVES.
p. VAN DEURSEN.
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NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

~ The undersigned, Palentees ana manu-
inlIy inform the Trade that they are DOW ready 10
sunnly The above article of the laes,styles and of
superior quality in quantities TO suit purchasers
They warrant that they can alter and clean the
Bonnet 10 appear equal to new
BUYERS are cautioned against an interior article
ofthe kind in the market. (The genuine article
for which we received the silver medal at the last
Fair of the American Institute, has our ticket
upon it.) Apply to Thomas Vyse, l73 Pearl
Street or THE Mandatory of
PATTISON, NOE & CO.
No. 25 Delaney Street, New York.
Feb 25-w3m
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LOTTERIES.
STRATTONs OFFICE, No. ), South Four
~ teenth Street.

STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. ) South Four
~ teenth Street.
Let all the world say what they can.
For selling Prizes STRA1roN's the man.
Drawn Nos OF Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No
55-March 5:
3 II 80 l3 81 81 1s G 4s ID Is 43 : - o.
Ticket Nos. 81 43 II, lanoiher Capital sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Mononsaia Lottery, No. 10
March 1h
- "a 20 10 9 "a 81 50 81 10 Al e. &c
Ticket Nos. 8 60 IS, another Capital sold
and paid By STRATTON
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No
57-March 7lh: -
45 S. g. II . 81 Al GO 81 1 81 e. Al - a.
Tickets Nos. "a d G5, Al As Al, and Al s. g.
three more Capitals sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10
March 9TH -
81 G5 81 SO 10 As 4 81 GO 63 81
For Saturday, March l5lh-$3O 600 10 ooo
5000, 5000, $500 l,Ol7 so, 100 OF 1000. &c
&C. IS Nos, - drawn. Tickets $40
Nor Saturday, March 22d-S3OOOO. 900
5000, 1857 90, 6 of | 500, 100 of 1000. rio Of
800, &c, &C. 7S Nos, ID drawn. Tickets $40
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages
annd single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended to, and drawings sent when
requested. Please address orders 10
~ STRATTON.
March ll-c.t Richmond, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CARD.-HENRY l.. BROOKE and JOHN r.
~ TUCKER have associated themselves in the
Practice OF the Law, and will attend The Superior
and Interior Courts Of the city of Richmond, and
counties of Henrico, Hanover, and Louisa.
Office on Governors street, where one or the
other OF them will always be found during The
business hours OF the day.
March 3-f
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March eff No. i0s East Main street.
r F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF

T F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
y. FICE, OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE Hotel,
Richmond, Virginia.
10000 Dollars Capital!
Alexandria Lottery Glass ii, for 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday, March
18th, lsi5 Prizes $4,000, 10000, 5000,
5000, $500 l,0l7, 100 prizes Of 1000, &c, &c
Tickets $40, halves IS, quarters 81 30 Cerlifi-
Gates Of Packages OF % whole Tickets $l.'O;
25 half Tickets SOS; % quarter Tickets s32 30
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. IL, for 1915, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
March 22d, 1915. Splendid Scheme $780, OO
10000. 5000. 1867, 6 prizes Of 800, 100 Of
1000, ITO Of 800, &C., &c. Tickets $40, halves
IS, quarters - so. Certificates of Packages Of
2G whole Tickets Sl40 26 half Tickets so;
26 quarter Tickets S;35.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Is, for 1915, to I've
drawn in Alexandria, D. C., on Saturday, March
Doth, 1916. Is Drawn Ballots. Splendid Prizes
$4,000 10000, 5000, 1000 1900, 1900 1000
500, 10 prizes Of 1000, 10 Of 500, &c, &c.
Tickets only $40, halves So, quarters s. 80.
Certificates of Packages of % whole Tickets
Sl20; 25 half Tickets $50; % quarter Tickets
$50
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Loile-
Ties, for sale by J. F. WORD.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ceiif-
Gates Of packages in The above Splendid Lotteries,
Cor smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account oil each drawing sent immediate
IL after ii is over TO all who order from
Feb 81 ]. t. WORD, Richmond, Va.
rrnDrrrn,s,S nI-rIt,r n Cxch,,,o
wv Place.
$4,000 Capital in The Alexandra Extra, Glass
NJ 50. Drawing received at | o'clock. Prizes
800 10 Of 500, 20 OF 300, 40 al l25, 200 Of l00
SC. Tickets 80.
Lottery tor Tomorrow.
$4,000 Capital in the \. jersey Lottery Clas.
No %. Drawing received a, O'Clock. Prizes :
$4,000, 10000, $500, 1000, 1915, 10 Of 900
10 of 500, 20 Of $50, 20 of 200, 80 Of 49, 80 Of
100, Sc. Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
Lotteries for the Week.
Thursday, March l3h.-S25 600, 1900, 1000
1900, sc. Tickets IS.
Friday, March lilh.-$l 900, 1000, $40, 100
300, &c. Tickets 81
Saturday, March l5th-$l0,000, 5000 600
$500, ,297, &c. Tickets 81.
Also, March l5;h-$3O0 900, 10000, 5000,
5000, $500, &c. Tickets $40.
And 10 he drawn soon:
March Tablespoon, 10000, 5000, 23G7, 6
Of 1900 &c. Tickets $40.
March 29th-$30, OOO 10000, 5000, 1000,
34O0, $500, &c. Tickets $40.
For sale by
March IL CHAS. WORTUAM.
HOYT'S OFPICE.-Drawing Of Mononga-
II liza Lottery, Class No TO-
% Ga 90 70 Q "a = 81 GO &c 20 Al G2 76 3
Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery, Extra, Glass
No 81:
As SIS e. II Q 81 IA 60 27 | 81 G2 Al - AZ
Drawing Of the Alexandria Lottery, Class 10
81 65 81 SO 10 As 4 81 GU rs 81
March II
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NTOTICE.-Will be Leased a, Auction, on
IN the l4th OF March, at - o'clock, NJ, in
front Of the premises, for Ton Years, the Ar
mory Boring MILL now used as a flod, ....1' =,
ee,her with the necessary water power, anu 'ne
lot of ground running down to The rlver.
This isis is valuable property and well worthy The
attention OF Millers. ,,,,,ocU
Superintendent Armory and Public Edihces'
March Std
srWbig aud Compiler will please copy.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION WANTED.
j ,erson, late Of Montgomery county, State of
Virginia, left his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen years ago, and was last heard OF on The
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagoners, or
some such business. This was some seven OF
eight years ago-since which lime no informa;
ton has been had OF him. His father having died
since, he has interest here worth attending to- IL
he is still living any information of him will be
thankfully received by line addressed to James
Heslep, Lafayette P. O., Montgomery Co., va.
Dec 2O-cla w6m
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W W. ~ WINS IAN,
March lin SAMUEL P. LATHROP.
Richmond, March |, ls45-lm

DOARDING-Mrs Lawrence, over Biggers,
ID corner Of Governor and Main streets, is pre-
pared 10 accommodate families or single persons,
and will be pleased to receive transents. Every
eSerlion will be made TO render them comfortable.
March 6-d3l&c2t
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BELL. TAvERN-R,cnmoxp, Va.

BELL TAVERN-RicHMoND, Va.
TINE subscriber having rented this Establish
j ment for the present year, will continue TO
keep the same. His Table and Bar will be always
supplied with the best the market affords. He
has attached TO the Establishment good Stable,
where the horses Of visitors can be attended TO.
Also, for hire, several Saddle and Harness Horses.
March S-c&d n. B. HILL.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

.NtW ne CHB 81 HttHW0HG.
TlIE subscriber, intending 10 remove 10 The
i city, has determined 10 dispose oil his Farm.
and will offer the same 10 the highes, bidder, By
Auction, on Thursday, the 10Th day Of April
next.
This Farm, well known as the property former
" owned by Captain William Burton is situated
on the Chickahominy about :! miles from Rich.
mond. II contains 555 acres, about 40 CT which
are cleared nearly eU0 acres being Low Grounds.
and The whole in an excellent state OF improve.
men,, lying most advanta geousy for cultivation.
The Farm is well watered possesses an album
dant supply OF rich Marl-has an excellent Or.
chard Of choice Fruit trees and has been LONG
known for its healthy location. Persons DESTROYS
of purchasing are invited 10 examine The proper
Is and Judge for themselves
IsrmS n .Sae.-One-lourt cash-ihe residue
in two equal payments Of one and Two years,
with interest from the day OF sale, and deed Of
trust 10 secure The deferred payments.
WIN. RUTHERFORD
Sale 10 be conducted BY
WILLIAMS & IAXALL Auc,s.
y. B. All farming operations will lie CONT
nncd until sale is effected, when possession will
be arranged 10 suit The purchaser, and notice
given as 10 the disposal OF the Stock farming
utensils &c, &c. W.R.
March l-eolds
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MISCELLANEOUS
FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL.

DOAItDliNd SCllDOb.
TINE subscriber, with the view OF educating
i his own daughters, having engaged the ser
vices OF Miss MARY RlDDELL, a lady who bears
letters of recommendation from many eminent
and distinguished individuals, and who has al
ready been three years in his family, would be
glad 10 take few young ladies as boarders.
In this school will be taught such branches OF
English as are usually studied BY young ladies,
who desire thorough knowledge of their own
language. In addilionlo which, will be taught,
il desired the French and Latin Languages.
TERMs-Board and Tuition for len months
$3.50. School 10 commence LIST March.
Address, Orange Court House,
WIN. COLE.
f. Those who desire il, can be taught Music
on the Piano, BY Mr. EDGAR, formerly Of Will
liamsburg-lhc charge for which will be sepa-
rate one. w. C.
Feb 25-cW2m
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THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE TEXAS,
a Will stand this season al Fairfield,
~ at SIS, and Sl2 if paid within the sea,
NG son. For particulars oiPedigree and
Performances, see hand-bills.
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NJ, ?. TURPlN'S NEW OFFICE, 1Os
), Maln street, lew doors above the Union
Drartngs received Daily.
!. nl,zes IN Lotteries soon to be drawn:
n 'u, ,oay 10Th March-S30, 600, 10000, 5000,
= r ioo prizes Of 1000, 10 Of 300, &C., &C.,
Tickets 10 dollars.
;s.u!aay, s2nd March.-s30 900, 10000, 5000,
La pr,zes OF 1900, 100 of 1000, 10 Of 300,
e. Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so.
b p ~ 18th March.-S3O, 600, 10000, 5000,
D.. s Prizes Of 900, 10 of 500, &C., &C., &c.
s,aaition 10 the above, smaller schemes,
!, ranging from 81 to 5000, and tickets
as &. 70 S., are drawing daily. Packages,
il !, and single Tickets, in all Of which,
so,v Lotteries advertised by Messrs. J. G.
'''G Co., for sale at
TURPINs OFFICE,
Dmer. No. i0i Main Street.
s,s s;a Tickets attended to by return mail,
Mach y forwarded as soon as received.
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OTEY g. STEERS

No. so, West Main ST., 6 doors bcl0r r. H. Jen-
kins',
w HERE they have, and will endeavor TO
w keep on hand, every article connected
with the above business, consisting of Saddles.
Harness, Brides and Bits, Maringales, Whips
Collars, Hames, Trace Chains, &c. They would
also inform The public, that they have lately open
ed, and will eudeayor 10 accommodate all who
may favor them with their patronage, assuring
them that they will sell as cheap as can be done
elsewhere. THOMAS OTEf,
Feb 2O-w5wc HENRY f. SIZER.
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SPRING STOCK.

W&E. CARPENTER & CO.,
,,r,.crrpeRs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
~ r0pEIcN AND DOMESTIC STRAW GOODS,
:" JEGHORN AND PALM LEAF HATS,
No. /, Exchange Bheh, Richmond, Va.
TTAYING made extensive arrangements for
The SPRING trade, they are prepared 10 ex-
bibil large and well assorted stock OF
pouNrrs I.EGHoRN AND PALM LEAF HATS,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &c,
10 which they invite the attention OF purchasers.
March 7-dtf
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}}lGGERs PRIZE OFFICE-Drawing of
ae Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No.
4: - s 40 % 63 II I 33 So ID "a 40 80.
sa"'e Ticker, Nos. 26 40 GO, a Prize Of
w. sold 10 country correspondent by
BIGGER.
Elal-sao,Ooo !-gr IS Nos, I3 Ballots. q
having received by Wednesdays mail. Ca pi-
! -SSO 1000, 5000, 5000, 1000, 1000, /, 500,
n Sn LOU, 400 300, 1858, 5 of 1900, 1000,
y, w. nW, 200 Of 200, &C., &c. rs Nos, l3
~ Tickets 80. For sale BY
H., THO. B. BIGGER,
-aich ii Managers Office.
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TsBELL & WILSON, ATTORNEYS At LAM
Thomas NJ. Isbell and John K Wilson, nav
inx associated themselves in the practice OF Law,
will hereafter regularly attend Inc Superior ana
Inferior Courts OF Cumberland, buchihsnai'
Prince Edward, Amelia and pownaan 40 q,
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Tup NoTrn PACE HORSE eosToN

a Will stand the ensuing season at my
~ plantation, Oakland, in he county of
0N Chesterfield, five miles above Peters
burg, and is ready 10 be lei TO mars at stu The
season. Good pasturage gratis, aid feeding, il
directed, at the usual price. oo,
The Pedigree and Performance oil BOSION
are too we'll known TO require any hing more:
March 4-cSt WIN. K. JDHNSON.
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T G. GREGORY & CO, Managers, No l0I !,
y Main Street, Richmond.
Drawn Nos. CT Alexandria Lottery, No 10:
81 G5 81 So 10 7 as 81 60 G3 81.
For Saturday, 9th April.
100000 $50 900 !! !-Sl4 06s p Prizes
ofSl0,OOO each so Prizes OF 81 900 are $50 600
ALEXANDRIA LUTTERY-[By authority
Of Consressl-CIass IA, for 1870 be drawn
AT Alexandra, ID CD on Saturday, April 8,
1875 Under the Superintendent OF Public
Commissioners appointed for q 5ha ,' p"fposel-
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LOTTERIES.

TURPIN'S NEW LOTTERY OFFICE
. Il No. 10i, Z. Main ST., a few doors above the
Union Hotel.
w. P. Turpin will open his new office, as
above, on Monday, 10th instant, for the sale of
Tickets in Lotteries advertised BY Messrs. ]. G.
Gregory & Co. and, having heretofore been very
successful in selling prizes hopes this wear 10
present 10 the patrons of his new Office some of
the large Capitals that are daily distributed
OrGers from the country for tickets will receive
prompt attention, and drawings forwarded as soon
as received.
The following are some oflhc leading schemes
for March; and in addition 10 these, there are
smaller schcmes-(capilals ranging from 10
10000 dollars, and tickets from 81 TO S5)-draw-
ing daily; tickets in all Of which, either in pack
ages or single tickets, will always be found in great
variety at TURPIN'S OFFICE,
No. l0i, Main Street.
Schemes for Saturday, 18th March.
10000 Dollars Capital
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. IL, for 1915, to
be drawn at Alexandria, D, c., Saturday, March
Is, l645.
Brilliant Prizes:
prize of $4,000 prize of $500
10000 / I,OlT
| 5000 100 prizes Of 1000
| 5000 &c, &c, &c.
iChcts Oliy CIV, halves d QUARTERS 0u.
Certificates of Packages of 25 whole tickets
Sl2O % halves CO. 25 quarters 70.
10000 Dollars.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No, H. for 1915, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, d. G., on Saturday,
March 22d, 1915.
Splendid Scheme.
prize OF $4,000 6 prizes OF $500
10000 100 1000
5000 100 300
2,3G0 &c, &c, &c.
Tickets go halves s, quarters so. Certii-
Gates of Packages Of &c whole tickets $40, 26
halves 20, % quarters 80.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. Is, for lS45, 10
be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday,
March %, 1915. Is drawn ballots.
Splendid Prizes
prize OF $4,000 prize Of $500
10000 1000
5000 800
1000 10 I" 1000
3.400 10 SOC
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters . so. Cerlf-
Gates OF packages Of 2G whole tickets $50,
halves 65, quarters 30 so.
II Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Ccri-
ticates OF Packages in The above splendid Lolte-
RES will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
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MARINE JOURNAL.
- or RICHMOND, MARCH IL.
nh Wafer this day at 6, A. Nj.
10 arrivals. SAILED,
,.,cbb,rs. Matthias, New York.

No a''''''' SAILED,
en-. 1ynchSurs. Matthias, New York
The schr. ArkanSss .,s GraSss' cleared at BALI
a,p Ma NAY George Washington, Coleman,
III, s.I Rsllimore, MarchS, for Norfolk and
si.am0n nsr Susan Ludwig, Curling, arrived at
The ss March ) from Richmond, and schr. Per
''S 'ss,. sl' toi Newbernl Denigh'' March o.
;an Rlcn'nUr.r Franklin, Bryant; arrived at New
7, The March lLs, from ThOmas'0n bound to Rich
'; ae ss Juliet EsgTs cleared 1,mss at 1v Baltimore
March ;; i' ~, De Russev, Wheeler, cleared
The ss,: ssnl !: March 9 for Norfolk and Rich
:S ono. .csr. Lagrange, crOweIl, cleared at Ne"
!. - .' March 5, ior Richmond
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Grand Scheme :

1896 Prizes Amounting 20 si'lfs'''o
Tickets 800; halves $40; quarters 50; eighths
90 40.
Certificate Of a Package Of 2i Whole Tickets
$500; 2G half Tickets $3.50; 26 quarters Tick
els sos; 2G eightbs Tickets 49, 3D.
n Orders for Tickets, and Shares and Ger.
lfcaes OF Packages in The above splendid
Scheme, promptly attended TO- and an accoun, of
the drawing sent 10 all who order rom us Ad-
dress ]. G. GREGORY & Co,
March II Managers, Richmond Va.
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PIT HANDS WANTED.


rNHE Midlothian Coal-Mining Company wish
i to hire, for the balance of The year, from 10 TO
% active, able bodied Negro MeI 10 work in the
Coal Mines For SUCH who are willing 10 enter
their service, liberal hire will he paid. There
is no situation where slave labor commands as
high price, and where slaves Are better treated,
fed and clothed, and enjoy more health and CON
tentment. The sick are provided suitable hos
pilal under the constant care OF competent Stew
ard, and daily attended by at least two Physicians;
and, when the owner prefers it, his hands can DC
entered al an annual charge Of three dollars each,
which secures him from all further charge Tor
medical and surgical services al the Pits.
The excess in price paid for labor al the Coal
Mines operates as ample insurance against The
accidents of mining.
No case OF death, from any cause, occurred at
the Company's mines where more than 100 hands
we're employed The past year-and although II
was an unusually sickly year. all around the
mines, there was almost an exemption from dis.
ease at the pits.
Ii may be proper 10 add, that there is general
want Of pit hands in this mining dis,r,ct-and
that when laborers become accustomed TO pit
work they prefer it TO any other labor
The certainty in the demand for the labor al the
coal mines, and the high prices uniformly paid,
with the advantage of selecting situations al The
various pits when contrasted with the low price
which such labor commands in agricultnral.pu
suits, seem 10 indicate that slave owners would
do well 10 give the subject their serious attention.
The withdrawal Of some Two or three men
from larm in many instances, would mol much
reduce its productvcness-and by transferring
them to the coal mines, the farmers income would
be increased BY some 5000 or $500
Application to be made al the Midlothian Coal
Mines in Chesterfield county, l3 miles above
Richmond
A. S. WOODBRIDGE, President.
sr The Midlothian Coal Mining Company
wish 10 purchase 10 or II able-bodied, healthy
young Men, from IS to 25 years old-for such,
OF good character and willing TO work in the
mines, liberal prices will be paid-and il is re-
quested, that none be offered 10 the Company for
purchase, unless they come within the above spe-
ciGcatons Feb 26-c4t
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOIlCE.
A LII persons having claims by bond, note, or
IA otherwise, against the estate Of Col Joseph
Shelton, deceased, late of the county OF Gooch-
land, Va, are hereby notified and required TO pre-
sent them without delay to the undersigned, mat
provision may be made for the adjustment and
settlement of such as may be properly aulhentl-
Gated. Also, all persons holding claims against
other persons to which the said Col. Joseph Shell
ton, deceased, is security and for which ne is la
bic, are hereby notified to make them known
10 US without delay All persons who are indeol-
ed to said estate are hereby requested to come ioi
ward and settle the same Immediately, as II IS
desirable that the estate be settled as speedily az
possible. WIN. S. FOWLER,
E. L. TERRELL,
Administrators Of Jos. Shelton, deceased.
Feb. 22-w8w
b Wing requested TO copy.
To Tie Heirs and Creditors of the Estate Of Ere
derrick Rieklcs, deceased.
THIS is 10 notify the heirs and creditors inter-
j esled in the estate OF Frederick Rickles, late
OF Oglethorpe county, Stale OF Georgia, 10 come
forward and prove their claims as legatees Of
said estate, as am now ready to make payment
to such as will establish their claims TO said estate
in terms of the law. VIM. LANDRUM,
Administrators, Athens, Georgia.
Feb 26-2am4m
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TO FARMERS.
TO FARMERS.
IN BUSHELS Herds Grass Seed
W 80 do Timothy do
81 DO Orchard do
80 10 Clover do
.l1a1l Nfaalo,.

DO I1lo11dlII HtdUU" "
sian Ca, Grass. Lucerne, White Clover, White
Ill AM Alterngham Carrot; French Sugar
|. Manse Wurzel Beet; Galavan,'s Peas,
inch and running Black-eye Peas, Buckwheat,
,c and iull assortment, OF fresh Garden Seed.
|Poughs, with cast or wrought points Of almost,
F.iy description now in use. Points for Davis
E.5orn, Mayer & Co., Rugsles, Nourse & Ma
i. AMI Pcou,y & Mear's Plou9hs.
aarrows. Culiiva,ors, Corn Shelters, Straw
...rs, Hoes, Spades, Shovels, Manure Forks,
ming Shears and Knives, TransplaniinS
|pwes, and other Tools necessary 10 the Farm
i Gar.n
Guano Of lhc bes, quality, as shown from ana
is by one oi the hrs! chemists in the country
salebv WIN. PALMER.
March ll-6:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-11

-oTlcE-Cha,les J. Wallace, OF the firm Of
! sam'l Fros, & Wallace, Merchant Tailors,
u.ijeu Lane, New York, having visited the
,,r The purpose of receiving orders, solicts a
! rom his friends a, the Exchange Hotel, room
\ 3 Mr.. W. will leave on Wednesday, a A.
March Lite