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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-27
RteDmto1r1 Gorqo,6rRr,
LOTTERIES.
j. f. Words Lottery Office,

OPPOSITE ruE EXCHANGE HOTEL, Rich
~ MoND, Virginia.
Magnificent Lotierg tor T5-1orrow
10000 Dollars Capital!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. % 10 be drawn
June q, 1915 Capitals: $4,000, $4,000, 5000,
5000, 1000, 5000, 1928, $500 25 prizes Of
1000, &c. &c.
Tickets $40. A certificate OF Il package Of q,
whole tickets will be sent for $50, halves Us,
quarters 80 50.
WORDS IMPORTANT notice..
Great Reduction IN Poaagc'
On and after the Isl OF July, letter, enclos-
ing from one to dozen Lottery Tickets, NAV be
sent the distance of 300 miles tor only fire eenis-
over that distance, ten cents. Many persons in
the country have been deferred from ordering
tickets in consequence OF the heavy postage.
Now, however that difficulty is removed, and in
dividuals living 800 miles from Richmond can
gel their tickets on The same terms as those pur-
chasing at the counter Persons ordering tickets
OF The undersigned, need not paw postage on their
orders, and will only have 10 pay five cents on The
answer.
Attention is requested 10 the following
Splendid Lotteries tor .July:
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. p: To be
drawn July 9TH.
prize Of $4,000 | prize Of $4,000
10000 :" 1850
5000 prizes OF 1000
$500 20 :" 1000
30 Of 500, 20 Of 400, 40 OF 300, &c, &C.
&c Nos, II Drawn.
Tickets $40 Certificate of a Package of
- whole tickets will I've sen, tor Sil0 halves
and quarters in proportion
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. IS: To be
drawn July 10.
Capitals
prize OF $4,000 100 prizes 9: 1000
10000 50 800
5000 80 200
/ 1920 % /" $50
65 of 100, &c, &c, &c.
Tickets $40 A Certificate OF package Of
2G whole tickets will be sent l)r Sl30 halves and
quarters in proportion.
.S40,OOO Dollars,
sxAlexardria Lottery, Class No. %: To be
- Capitals
prize OF $4,000 lprize Of S30OS
do $4,000 so do 900
do 5000 30 do $40
do 5000 90 do 800
lbs of 100, &c, &c.
Tickets $40, and loircst PIKE sic. a Cert.
ficate of Package of % whole Tickets in The
above will be sent for Sl20.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 30 To I've
drawn July &c.
Grand Scheme
prize OF $4,000 | prize OF $4,000
| 10000 2,5n0
| 4 1000 I" 1877 -
80 prizes Of 900. &c, &c
Tickets $40. A Certificate OF a package OF 20
whole Tickets will I've sent for $3.50; halves and
quarters in proportion.
gr Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ceriii-
Gates of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
| (or 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 OF each drawing sent immediate
I IL after il is over 10 all who order from
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Sixty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber in Buckins-
N ham county, Virginia, on his way South,
three Negro Men, 10 wit:
RICHARD, abou, q feet high Is or 80 years
of age, black and stou, made-sod in Richmond
BY Mrs. Organ OF Surry county, near CABIN
Point; no visible marks recolleced. he had on
when he lett white fur hal, with very small
brim, and suit of summer clothes
TOM dark complexion, % years old, about
feel inches high, has scar on The left jaw, from
the toolhache-lhe skin seems TO have grown TO
The bone. Had on when he lett black slick cap,
and suit OF summer clothes. Tom was sold in
Richmond By Isham Lowry, and formerly be-
longed 10 the estate OF Mrs. Treyiian OF Hano-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark complexion, "a years old,
about 5 ieet or inches high very stout and
muscular; no visible marks recolec,ed was sold
in Richmond By Charles d. Pel,us, Of Halifax
county, Virginia. will give the above reward
OF sky dollars for the apprehension and delive-
~ OF the above named slaves TO Beus & Edmond
son in Richmond with all reasonable expenses
Of conveying them 10 said place OF twenty dol
lars and expenses for either one OF them.
June 6-clf F. C. BRADY.
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HOyt's Lottery Office,
MO 2, EXCHA Nc + PLACE, RICH
IN .MOND Virginia.

Mo :, z &C p Nc f PLACE, RICH-
In MOND Virginia.
.Sweadid LoLeyits 'er .Jt,ae.
10000 Dollars,
Alexandria Lottery, Glass ii, for 1915, 10 be-
drawn in Alexandria, %. c., on Saturday June
2Sh, l5i5. Splendid Prizes 10000 $4,000,
5000 5000, 1000, 1000, 2,G2s, $500, % prizes
Of 900, . OF 500, &c, &c. IS Nos, - bal
lots. Tickets $40, halves s. quarters so. Ger
tiicales of Packages OF 25 Whole Ticl;eS $40;
% halves65; 25 quarters 81 so.
p S. When in town always call at IIoyls for
Prizes. Please note the following Schemes, and
remit Immediately
gJ Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Ceri-
fcates OF Packages in The above splendid Lolie-
ries, will receive the most promp, attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent i'm
mediaiely to all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, May 26. D. NJ HOYT.
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A GOOD BARGAIN IN LAND

HNliE Tract in Louisa county, owned by Mrs.
Il Lavinia {. Smith Tor life and afterwards
BY the children Of Nathaniel A. Smith. deceased
is Tor sale, containing ! l13 Acres, on Elk Creek
and North Anna River near Cars Bridge, 30
miles from Fredericksburg IL from Richmond,
and tom f'rederickshall Depot, on the Louisa
Railroad. Two ui three hundred acres are rich
low grounds, and about two hundred and thirty
first rate wood land; besides one hundred and
iily or more in pine, intersperSed with OAK, hich
Dry, &c. The tract has much granite, is admi.
ra6ly suited 10 clover, aud makes The kindest re-
turns for all manuring and other efforts al i'm
prorement. Good judges think, that, with sin
gle exception, il is The best tract in the county,
mi ofMe Green Sprins ae,eLboriood. Tocrown
its many recommendations, il i surrounded hy
the best Ct eighbors-plain, kind, sober and in
leieeni
The Dwelling House col bricx) is large and
commoiiou>, with more than the usual out houses
and convenienccs. The purchaser or purchasers
may easily divide the land into TWO tracts. one OF
about 40, and the other Of $50 odd acres either
Of which would make very fine farm. Per
inclined 10 hug, are earnestly invited 10 come
and see. Mr.. William O. Smith, living on the
premises, will show them
Terms-Onc third CASH tor lie resi-, easy Gre
dit, Possession given next Fall with entrance
10 SOW wheat sooner il desired. Apply 10 me 1t
Louisa Court House.
LtCiAN MINOR,
Nav .W-cS' For the Owners
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w. P.Turpin's Lottery Office

A FEW DOORS above The Union IIo.el
II Nam Street, Richmond Virginia.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery. Glass %, for 1915, 10 he
drawn in Alexandra, D. c., on Saturday, June
18th, 1915 Splendid Prizes 10000 dollars,
10000. 5000 5000, 1000, 5000, 25 prizes OF
1000, p Of 800, &C. sc. - numbers, 10 bal
lots Tickets 10 dollars, halves ), quarters So
Certificates Of packages Of p whole tickets l30
dollars. 25 halves G1, % quarters - 80.
~ Packages and certificates Of packages OF
wholes, halves and quarters and single tickets.
wholes, halves and quarters, in all Of The above,
for sale at TURPIN'S OFFICE,
Navo3 I0i Main street Richmond Va
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COMMISSION BUSINESS srbscri-
" Der having formed co-parnership with
John A. Robinson, his business will in III.
lure be conducted under the firm OF WILLIAMS
l. ROBINSON. Upon all produce in hand, Ii
beral advances will be made. Flour Of all grades
and besl quality will be KEEP, constantly on hand.
Our pers nal attention will he given 10 sales oil
Tobacco, Flour, Whesl, and all other consign-
mems directed 10 our care.
Inra oo-c2m THOS. WILLIAMS
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AUCTION SALES.
by n. II. Hill, Auctioncer
NEGROES

Will be sold THIS MORNING, al 10 o'clock
a Negro Woman, 30 years old, and her four Chill
iren, IL ., ) and years old
June 81 ~ b. HILL, Auct.
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nl. Robert HS. EVnc.

ITAVlNG purchased The interest Robert 7:
II Gwa,hmey, will continue The Grocery and
Commission business al the old stand, where ne
will he pleased TO see The customers OF the late
firm and his friends generally lie intends keep
ing ON hand general and well selected a>sorl-
meni Of Groceries. Wine, Liquors, &c.
EIe hopes by stric, attention 10 business 10 share
a portion Of the public patronage. He will al
Tend strictly 10 The sales Of all kinds of produce.
lime li-2aw2w RO B. LYME.
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THE GOTERNOR OF VIRGINIA
A PrOcl a M a { on.

r. HEREAS. i, is represented 10 the Execu-
| liye. thai HENRY AYRES, free man Of
+ ale convicted OF arson by the county court
Hampshire, has broken the Jail OF said coun-
IN, is nos a, large:
ySw therefore. i. JAMES MCDOWELL,
sraor 10 hereby offer reward OF fifty dol
i, anr person or persons who will apprehend
saia Fugitive and deliver him into the jail Of
.nsaire county. And | require all officers,
and military. and reques, the people OF the
rnonwealth. 10 use every e1ertion for his ar
! "a, be NAV be dealt with as the law directs.
zen under nv hand and under the lesser
seal .; The Commonwealth, at Richmond,
y ms ;wenty-sixth day Of June, in the year
$ ia: MCDOWELL.
.!.n,Y Ayres is described as "aboul so years Of
) 4ei 8 or inches high, of very dark COM
Iisa his hair somewhat grey, and looks sus-
Is AMI wild when spoken TO; had on a brown
1 coat, brown panialoons and black wool hat"
Igte 21-Wc4w
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HANDSOME AND SUPERIOR
II OCS for Childre

THE sub>cri er has just received the follow
i ing Shoes Tor Children from Philadelphia.
made by McCurdy and Stralton. The Ladies,
and purchasers generally, can select from beau.
lilu variety cl the latest styles. A call is re-
specially invited. The assortment consists Of
q Id
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ALSO
An additional supply Of Ladies French Mo-
rocco Slippers, from The same house, yer; hand
some, and will be sold quite cheap al
DAVID BULLlNGTON'S,
June Il s.. Wesl Main Street,
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r. Russell bigger.

A CENT for the Managers Cd. Paine &
II Co.. Richmond Va.
Drawing OF Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery Glass
No. t.:
80 "A 20 60 AZ II IS 23 81 s. $. Is % 10
Whole 81 81 60. a snug prize Of !: | 600 sold
and paid, a usual, at sish, b. BIGGER.
Lea. al IL Pri>cs mid N Fitu,,.'s L>,unee j.,
Ticker Nos. 10 - Is, a small Capital Of so. 900
Do. - 80 81, do. Do. 10000
DO. II % 50, do d., 25,O0O
and 10 Prize OF 10 600 dollar, each have been
sold at the old established PRIZE. OFFICE.
oay mention hi, 10 shoa wha, has been
done; and 10 show what is now long, haze the
pleasure Of announcing the sale of another Grand
Prize of 1'iinp Idopmnd D5lus. in a Whole
Ticket sold last week, amounting 10 more money
than any t;csBip Pr zes recen'ly sold hy any Or
ice in this city. The holder OF this Splendid
Prize is requested 10 call III his cash, at which
time The Priza may he seen. Il must be conce-
dcd hv all, that
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Commission House .

TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER-
Il CHANTS.-The subscribers have on hand
and are constantly receiving from The best manu-
iac,urers in New England, prime stock oil
BOOTS. SHOES AND BROGANS, which
will he sold al very low prices, Tor cash, they
being The sole agents
They are also agents for several Of The be,.
Tanneries in the county, and have constantly Oh
hand prime assortment Of LEATHER
y. b. Cash advanced on Leather ami West.
EN- Produce OF all kinds.
DOWLEY & WHALL,
Commission Merchants, q ana - Pearl ST,
Boston
I.yvI A. DowLEy.
JosFrI E. WnALi
REFERENCES.
Mes>r> jos. Whitney & Co., lRo>on
Josiah NJ. Jones, Esq Dos''n
Me>srs. Spofori Tilslon 4 Co,
Shepherd Knapp Esq, New York
MessrS. G. NJ. Leupp & Co.,
Messrs. Haddock Ilazene 4 Reed, phiad.
Mes>rs. Poland, Jenkins & Co, Baltimore.
Messf>. Friend Humphrey & Co, Albany
Boot', Shoes aM Brosons.
On WEDNESDAY,, June Is, al 10 o'clock. a,
Office,
400 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans
BootS, Sioes and Bcogans.
On TUESDAY, July 5, al 10 O'Clock,
700 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans
BoOiS, .Sdoes md Brosans.
On THURSDAY, July Il, at 10 o'clock, .,
Office
700 cases Boots, Shoes and Brosans
Boo's. StocS and BroganS.
On WEDNESDAY, July 30, a, 10 o'clocg. a,
Office,
1U0 eases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
BootS, SioeS and BroeaaS
On WEDNESDAY,, August l3 al 10 o'cio 4.
al Office
700 cases Boots Shoes and Btosan,.
e The above sales comprise The best stock .!
goods ever offered in Boston, and every lot on the
Catalogues will be sod without reserve.
June II
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NOTICE.

DEING appointed receivers OF all claims due
ID 10 The firms of Fitzpatrick, Clarke 4 Lyon
and Fitzpatrick s. Lyon, and of John y. Fiiz-
patrick Individually, by the Superior Court Of
Alternate county, We notify all who arc indebt-
ell 10 Inc parties aforesaid, either BY bond, &C
count or otherwise, that speedy payment mast be
made. as il is mpor,an. that all matters con-
nec,ed with these concerns be closed as early as
practicable.
We have put claims INFO The hands OF Col.
Alexander Fitzpatrick due 10 The firm OF Fizpa-
rick & LYON and j. y. Fitzpatrick individually,
for se,tlemen, and collection as many OF them
are TOO remote for US 10 attend 10 their collection
in person. bul no suit is authorized 10 be brought
until reasonable notice fails 10 effect our wishes.
HOGG, WHITMORE & CO,
Sco,tsville, Va. Receivers.
n. B. No other person Than ourselves IS au'
,horised 10 collect any claims whatever, due TO
The persons aforesaid or John \. Fitzpatrick IN
dividualy, except such as We authorize.
June set H., w. CO
DISSOLUTION or COMPREHENSIVE.
TINE Co-partnership heretofore existing under
i the firm OF c. a. Hall s. Co, is by mutual
consent this day dissolved. Al persons indebted
10 said concern will please make immediate pay
men,, and all debts due by rs shall be paii. on
presentation, 10y GREEN Ha IL.
The manufacturing OF Tobacco will be cont-
nued a, The same place BY GREEN HALL.
June 21-c3I
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CONCORD ACADEMY.

THE next session Of this Institution will con-
i mence The LIST Of July, at which time, some
OF the students, having completed their Academic
course, will leave vacancies for others.
Address-Concord Academy Caroline county.
FREDERICK WIN. COLEMAN.
June A-c6ts
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Mrs. SARAH E. DAvIS:-As you are a
ltl on.resident OF Virginia, you will please
hereby axe notice, that shall at The house ofJes-
SC Walker, in The county Of Buckingham, on the
4th Of August next, 1915, between the hours of g
o'clock in the morning and o'clock 10 The even
ing of that day. proceed TO take the dispositions of
Nancy Walker and others, 10 be read in evil
dence in a certain meter n controversy now
depending before the Circuit Superior Court OF
Law and Chancery for the county Of Bucking-
ham aforesaid, wherein am plaintiff and you
are defendant, when and where you may attend
II You think proper. And it, from any cause,
said dispositions shall no, be ken on that day or
having been begun, shall no, be completed on that
day, the taking OF The same will be continued
from daY 10 day, between the same hours OF the
day, and at the same place, until The same shall
be completed and finished. Yours, &C.,
June 20-cwSw PETER C. DAVIS.
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, $50 ACRES VALUABLE FARMING
land FOR SALE

THE subscriber wishes 10 sell ms land, situated
i in the county ofCulpoper, on the Rappahan-
mock River, 80 miles above Fredericksburg, and
abou, miles from the Fauquier Springs in an
agreeable and healthy neishboIhood, consisting
Of the following Farms: Ekwooi, Ion which he
resides, containing ,33l acres, with an ample
supply OF wood land, about 800 acres o! low
grounds, OF superior quality also large body Of
second low grounds and creek iiats, suitable for
Meadows The Improvements are, large and
convenient dwelling house OF Wood. with all he
cessary servants houses, and stables, and an tx
cellent garden, two story barn, and ThrcshDg
machine, with rakes and fans attached; Corn
Mill and Saw Mill, Tobacco barn Cor prize
housed and Tobacco houses, TO cure large crop.
Yew Hills adjoining The above, containing
30 acres Of superior high land. with about fifty
acres Of flats suitable Tor meadow-lhe improve
ments are a dwelling house 0. four rooms, reGnlr-
ing some repair, barr and Overseers house The
larger portion of this farm is well sci in grass, ana
is we'll suited 10 grazing.
A tract Of le6 acres olland, with some valuable
wood land, adlnins the above farms and nigh,
be conveniently ADDED 10 either as The purchaser
might desire.
These farms have been under mild and I'M
proving system OF cultivation Tor IL years, with
Tree use Of clover and plaster, and are now IN
very productive condition. The subscriber, or,
in his absence, his Overseer, will show them TO any
one who may wish TO purchase the whole, or either
OF Them separately. To any one who might Wish
10 purchase The whole, together with about !orty
slaves, and the stock, the terms would Re made
very accommodating.
May 9-cw3m r. H. CUNNINGHAM.
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ROTARY PUMPS.

THE inhabitants OF Richmond, and all others
i who may be interested, are invited 10 exa-
mine the Rotary Pump and Engines now exhibi-
ted 10 this city by the subscribers al 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-it has received
diploma from the American Institute for three
successive years. The subscribers manufacture
four sizes, which can be applied 10 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
large quantity OF water is required being a per-
feet Draush, and Force Pump, drawing from Is
to 300 gallons of water 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, nea, and useful 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
10 so al a satisfactory discount.
April s-c3m E. S. WILLIAMS & co.
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JONES q WINSTON,
Wholesale and Retail Gro:ers ana
g. o m I'M isSiOn Mcrciia an .

RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
WILL give prompt attention 10 the sale Of
w Flour, Com. Wheat Oars. Tobacco, or
ans other Country Produce consigned 10 their adj
dress. or tha, o.their gent, GEO. II. PEAKE
FOR SALE, upon III" most reasonable terms,
Bacon, gross and Ierrinss, Sugar, Coffee,
Molasses, Salt, Iron, Nails, Steel &c, &c Or
de.s solicited, untcrihe honorable assurance, that
The customers OF no mouse in The city shall lare
better. June 23-clJy
DISSOLETION or COMPREHENSIVE.
TN consequence Of the delicate health Of Robcr!
/ T. Gwathlney, and that of his wife also, the
firm Of G,eoita,ep & Lime has been this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Dir. Lyme will settle
up the affairs Of The concern. All persons in
deb,ed 10 the firm are requested 10 make immedi.
ate payment, and all persons having claims
ayains, The firm will hand them in for settlement.
RIO. r. GWATHMEi.
RIO. B. LYME.
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PATENT OFFICE. June II

PATENT OFFICE, June IL lSi5
REGULATIONS RELATING TO POSTAGE.
TN consequence Of the heavy correspondence
i OF the Patent Office, (Which is supported ex-
clusivey from It's own revenues,) all OF which
will be subject TO postage on the lst lay Of July
next, The undersigned leels obliged 10 give noice
that, after the 30th day of June, instant all letters
and packages addressed 10 The Commissioner OF
Patents, not expressly relating TO the business with
which This office IS by law, charged, must be ,ps'
pad, or they will receive no attention, and RAJ
nal be taken from The pos. oGce.
Models, which have heretofore occasionally
been sent by the mail, must hereafter be sent by
private conveyance, and at the expense OF he ap-
plicant, except when delivered 10 the agents of
this office authorized 10 receive and transmit
them.
Letters containing assignments of patents 10 be
recorded in this office, as the recording is done al
the expense Of the office, without charge to The
persons interested, } must be post pad.
All letters requesting copies OF papers AMI re-
cords seeds, reports and other matters merely per.
Sonal 10 The writer's and not relating 10 the egili-
mate business of the Office must be post pa,d.
Fees for copies must also be transmitted free of
charge.
Postage on letters addressed 10 The Commits.
sioner, on business connected with applications
for caveats, and the issue Of letters patent and
all proceedings relating thereto, will be paid by
the Office.
As postage on letters and packages, after The
30h inst, is 10 be charged according 10 The
weight, it is desired that applicants will omit the
use Of wooden rollers, tin cases, and other things
used for the convenience OF transmission. which
without being necessary, grently increase The
weight of their communications, and consequent.
ly The postage charged upon them.
EDMUND BURKE.
Commissioner OF Patents
The editors OF the following papers will inser,
the above notice twice a week, four weeks and
send their bills 10 this Office for settemen-yiz.
The Union, National Inlellieencer and Cons,itn.
ton, Washington; Republican and Argus Bal.
timore; Enquirer Richmond keystone and Anne.
rcan Sentinel Philadelphia; Morning News
New York; Argus, Albany; Republican, Herald
Providence; Post and Times Boston: Times
Hartford; New Hampshire Patriot. Conconi'
Ease Argus, Portland; Patriot, Montpelier:
Statesman, Columbus, Ohio; Kentucky Yeo.
man, Louisville. June I3-t2aw4w
r OST, an UMBRELLA, marked ]. n. with
IL yellow paint; supposed 10 be LETT in Supe
rior Court Room The finder will receive The
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The Amelia Springs.

THE AMELIA SPRINGS are now open
il for the reception OF visiters. The mineral
qualities OF the water is so we'll known, that The
Proprietor deems it unnecessary to alude to Them,
but pledges himself 10 make this delightful wa
teriug place an agreeable retreat for all who NAV
visit Them. Fare 10 correspond with the times
June 27-clm F. A. WILSON
II Wing and Compiler, and Petersburg In
,elligencer and Republican, will please copy for
one month, and send their bills 10 this office for
collection