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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-06-03
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LOTTERIES.
;. Turpims Lottery Office

A FEW DOORS above the Union Hotel
II Nam Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Pni-e Of I'renty THopsand Dollars sod IN q
JFtoie Ticket al ". p. 1'mPin's OGoc.
Whole Ticket, Nos. ! 80 IS, The CAPT.
tai prize of $4,000 in Lottery drawn in Bali
more, Wednesday last, was sold BY Turin to Two
citizens OF Richmond, and will be paid to-day.
Inc following are the drawn Nos. oil The Lot
terry:
IS : 80 80 40 II Is II "A 70 50 ,
Nos. . ) -, prize Of 800, also sold in the
above al TURPiN'S OFFICE
Forward your orders without delay and lake
advantage OF the f00d Hde ofinck, which has irst
sci in al TURPIN'S and which will surely lead
you on 10 FORTUNE.
The following schemes will be drawn shortly
select The one you prefer 10 invest in-send your
relnliiances, large or small 10 w. P. Turpin.
Richmond Virginia. and secure C.pir.l..
Iurpin sells Tickets in all Lotteries advertised
by Messrs Gregory & Go. Orders attended 10
by return mail, and drawings forwarded as soon
as received.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. % for 1915. 10
be drawn on Saturday, NAV 3lst 1915 - nos.
Is drawn ballots Prizes: 80 600 dollars, 10000,
5000 1900, 1000 1900 2,OOO, IA, % OF 900,
% OF 500, % OF 800, 200 OF 300 &c, &c. Tick.
cts 10 dollars, halves s. quarters . 80. Cerif-
Gates OF packages Of - whole Tcke.s 100 dollars.
% halves tn, % quarters 80.
$4,000 Dollars,
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. %, for 1915 10
he drawn June 7rh, 1915. Brilliant Scheme
5000 dollars, 10000 5000. 5000, 1000. 20 prizes
OF 800, 30 OF 800, 30 Of 100, &c IS No. Lot.
terry, IL drawn ballots. Tickets 10 dollars, halves
., quarters : o. Certificates Of packages Of PC
Whole tickets 10 dollars, 20 halves Is, IL quar-.
lers 81 so.
10000 Dollars.
Alexandra Lottery Class 81 for 1915. 10 be
drawn June nth. 1915. Splendid CANAL, =
10000 dollars, 10000 5000, 5000, 4, 900. ; prizes
OF 1000 3 of 1900, % OF 900, p Of 500, 800 Of
2OO, &c, &c. - numbers, l3 drawn ballos-
Tickets only 10 dollars halves 5, quarters 80
Certificates OF packages OF IS whole tickets l3C
dollars % halves Is, - quarters - 80
10000 Dollars
Alexandra Lottery, Glass p, for 1915, 10 bt
drawn June 2l>t, 1915. Great Scheme 30 00(
dollars, 10000, 1867, , prizes oil $500 ) Of 1000
10 Of 800, 90 oi 900, so of GOO, 80 Of 800. &c.
&c. - numbers, II ballots. Tickets 10 dol
lars, halves ., quarters : 81. Certificates o
packages Of 81 whole tickets | 10 dollars, 2;halYe.
20, % quarters 30.
10000 Dollars,
Alexandria Lottery, Glass al, for 1915 Ia h,
drawn in Alexandria, d. c.. on Saturday, Jun,
2sih, 1915. Splendid Prizes 10000 dollars
10000, G.OOO, 5000 1000 5000, 81 prizes o
1000. % Of 800, &c, &c. - numbers, l3 bal
lots. Tickets 10 dollars, halves J. qnarer~2 81
Certificates OF packages Of p whole tickets l3l
dollars, - halves 10, p quarters 81 80
81 Packages and certificates OF packages .
wholes, halves and quarters, ana single ticket,
who!es, halves and quarters in all Of The above
for sale at TURPIN'S OFFICE,
May % l0i Main street, Richmond, Va
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THIS beautiful and desirable residence situated
Il in Orange County. Virginia, o.e OF the mos:
healthy portions Of The Safe, is now IN marker,
ami will Re sold privately, upon desirable ,erus
The Tract contains 70 acres, and is considered t.
he more beautifully aud dcsirablY located for
private residence than any o,ier il mis- secicn Il
Virginia Il lie 8. m.es from C7saSs Cov-t
House. % from Freter; .;sturs, aid IS :rou. Tie
Railroai Depor. Ccfion+sic
Marcus Bull, r.. WHO resides uF15 lie Farm,
viii lake plea sire ii showing il t. any one de-.
rous Of purchasing Any ialorma,ior wsaiirs.
can be had by addressing him al Orange Caur.
House. Or Davii Hume, Esd., Posrnsf;sr. san:
place. MARCUS BULL.
MAY 0-cwax62aw2m
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Valuable Land for Sale

WILL be sold on Wednesday, the 10th day
w Of September next, on the premises, if not
previously sold privately, that valuable tract OF
Land on Notloway river, Of which the late Elisha
Jeffress died possessed. The tract contained
about 800 acres old survey, but will be re-survey-
ed. II IS believed that there are about 200 acres
Of most valuable river and creek low grounds
arabic, and fair proportion OF wood land. 1t
lies about miles from Jef1ress' Store, and ad-
joins the lands Of Col Knight, Ed. T. Jeffress,
q. Cralle and Charles Smith. II may be advan-
lageously divided into two tracls-and purchasers
disposed 10 bny privately are referred to Col. Asa
Dhpuy, Of Prince Edward, or John P. Dupuy, Of
Noitoway, who are authorized TO negotiate in be-
half OF the DISTRIBUTES.
Inpa 2-cutJ.
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27,7l6 prizes, amounting 10 : ,osl,li7
Whole Tickets go; Halves To- Quarters , %.
PAcxAGrs-Ii is We'll 10 observe, that in
package Of - Tickets, there mn>i be Is prlzts =
A package of D Tickets costs $500, bur- as il i
sure 10 draw al least hall back, we are enabled 10
send
A certificate OF package Of > whole tickets
for 80 dollars
A certificate OF package OF p halt tickets for
l25 dollars.
A certificate Of a package OF % quarter tickets
for S62 30
A certificate of package Of % eighth tickets
Tor S3l -.
All orders must he addressed 10 The Agents
CHARLES MCINTYRE Co.
No. IS, Wall street, New York.
Nav O--cillle
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For SAL E

I OFFER icr sale my Plantation situated IL
he county 81 BuoGipSham, ul far,s. Ri+e-,
short distance below Bent CTseE The ,r.ct
contains icur hundred acres-oae hundred CT
which are Jane. river bottom, in q hish s;aIe q.
cultivation Tie high land is c1ce!iec,- cca.
tanning lair proportion 1t ;gbacco s1i, 10 c:sar.
The Improvements corsis. Z. sr,ail IL; com.
loTable framed dwelling house, large and wei
constructed barn, AMI al o!aer Necessary oct.
buildings. in good rerair Ans perso0 81 10 may
wish TO purchase vi! be p!sase3 t. ca on IT..
sabscIltef, WHO Resides il liz re:shbufhcod cf
Bent crrek, Afromatloy COUNTY.
MAY It,-rln. u G ZONES
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AUCTION SALES
lsy Dunlop. YEemc.rc 4. GO.

SALE OF a DWELLING HOUSE. &c.
On WEDNESDAY he An day Q: lans, At
~ o'clock VIII 5e sold, uro. re fca'ists. a:
public auction, tie i.t >i..ated i. ..is c1rre! G.:
or Canal streets aid Oh s!-ef in lie c;;y ): R:cz-
mond. with lie Dwelling House and ether IN
prorementS theron Properly in his ra', c.
the town IS believed = lie improving IN value,
aud It's proximity 10 the principal centres c. tus..
ness makes II very desirable either Tor prvst, -.
,ljences Of Tor other purposes.
TfFHs made Known y. tie sale,
Sale conducted Is
DrSLoP. MoRcuRk & Co. Aucts
O. y. JOHNSON,
hlay ol-1l,i. Aeon, ~ ,t,e o,.-o-
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100 Dollars Reward.

Dan AWAY about he first cf Augr>; l1s, I
IL Nearo Man named WILLIAM. call.
himself WILLIAM Jones .bou, 50 years
OLD, leel 10 10 |: inehea high, well made, o..
gingerbread complexion lie .orlDe:; bslcrse!
10 DR.. WIN. a. Selien 81 Char't> City cour,.-
when last heard II Ac Was !uUaiGg bcal l:a;a
Winter Park Pr ia Chesterfield COMFY. &c Pc
tershnrs TIL" above rewaIi Of :00 vii .c
eiren II taken oui 81 ;ai, Stats. or fir Go.ars
S59) il taken il lie Stae, IN. delivered /, r.
II. Dickinson X Brother II Rich.10rd, virc;ue
t. | WIGHT.
po~elIs Tarern GoochIaai county. v:sg7is
Nav 53.-coaW3u
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the lst instant, by the Rev. John
Bit, ArsrlN NJ. TRIBE, Esq TO Miss MARY f.,
daughter OF Thomas Wright Esq, all OF Essex
county, Va.
S5'The Richmond Wing and Religious He
raid will please copy.
Married, on the 18th May, at Fox Den, BY the
Rev. John Ayres, HESRr BRYANT, Esq, to Miss
EL!zasErH, daughter OF Mr.. John Robeuson-all
Of Buckingham county, Va
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Thomas Il Charles Ellis,
IMPORTERS uf
Dry Goods, Hardware and Gallery,

DRY Goods, Hardware and Gallery,
NJ. l0G U;a )h,n .Sc"t
I'VE received by late arrivals from Eng
/ L land and the Northern Cities. large aud
varied assortment Of SPRING GOODS, which
they will offer 10 county dealers, ana 10 pnrcha-
sers generally. al very low rales consisting il
par, OF
Salin stripe Adlanores
New and rich style Bai1ofinc5
Lawns and Mouslin de Lame
Black Alpaccas aud Bomba2ihes
Earlslon aud other Ginghans
Polka ami many new pattern Print:
Rich Barege Shawl
Lace, check and plain Cambl,cs
Drab d ete, Crolon Coating,
Virginia Cord and Summer Cloths
Fancy and plain Cassimeres and Gamhfooh'
Valencia and Marseles Vrsling.
Irish Linens very cheap
Irish and Barnsley Sheetins,
Table Ciolhs Diaper and ToWellins
English, German and Silk Hosiery
Ribins, Gloves, Minis AMI Suspender-
Marshall, Seine and Sewing Threads
Seine and Stamping Irvine
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
Anil Ii-u
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Baltimore, June l.-Cleared, schr Arkansas,
Groves, Tor Norfolk and Richmond
Philadelphia, May 3I.-Ceared, schr. Column
bia Crowell, for Richmond
Boston, May 30-Anived, schr. Eliza Leland,
Pendleon, from East River Va.
Newport, May 29.-Arrived, sloop Dieskan,
Rider, from Norfolk, and sloop Arenaut, Taylor,
from Richmond, bound 10 Boston Sailed, schr.
Maynower, Fales, for Norfolk.
New York, June l.-Cleared, schr. Lady Gin
ton, Cramer, for Richmond, schr Delaware, En-
dicou, for Richmond, and schr Charleston, Ken
ner for Norfolk
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+ SO REwAnD.-My man SIMON

c. rn KEW AFD.-My man SIMON lst.
SCO lhc employment II Capt Heniag Z
Smith last November while ?; WORK in M5-'in
county. North Carolina. ari tt;nI; !. p-oc.t.e
lhal he : nov lurking arouil.e ns:sh5efkc,.i -
Waiter Myrick. F,q, liefort cocn;Y, u c., q
lie own, lis wife Or, ii lie vicinity q iauc.;c
Marlin county, North CaTcina, as h. a3; 5e.a ::
work there with Snilii ~ several iE.aas.
will paw The above reward :. hf'y d)ilars l. 7ay
person delivering salt man II me, q lh:r'y CO..
lar. II scared ia any Jail so;bsi i gel MIN .ga.a
Simon is about Sc years c.i :: sr:sh, 5fcr.a
complexion ordinary s,a.Ure, ani .ci;: tov.!eg.
spl-No scars rscolierieI
JAMES II. PERs0N
Southampton county. w, Mag 23. 1916
Nav I3--clW
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NURVEYORS' COMPASSEs of superior
NJ quality, Mathematical instruments, Drawing
~. Of every description, Osboons supe
II. ' D water Colors Maps and Globes, for sale al
r bookstore Of DRINKER G. MORRIS.
% Main street.
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GREEN ON GAMBLlNG.-J. w. RAN.
VI DOLPH & co. have received another sup
ply OF an Exposure OF The AIRS and Mysteries OF
Gambling; designed especially as warning 10
the youthful and inexperienced against The evils
OF that odious and destructive vice, by J, Fl.
Green price 80 cts. Junc2
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 3.
High Water this day, al 3. P. M.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish. Baltimore.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus Parrish, Baltimore.
Steamer JewesS Sutton, Norfolk
Schr. Victoria. Moane, New York, ballast.
Schr. Richmond, Thorndike, Thomaslon, lime.
Schr. J. w. Smith, Tow, New York, sundries.
Schr. Lynchburg, Matthias, from New York,
with sundries 10 Fl. Ludlam & Co, L. d. Cren-
shaw & Co. w. Palmer, j. Moore, w. Taylor,
J. Goode, Kent, Kendall & Atvater WIN. Har-
rison, W. Hanna, A. Duva & Co.. o. A. strcck-
er, F. Boyden, s. A. Smith, j. H. Eusace &
Co, ID. Willard, S. Sutherland lnloes & Bro.
Dunlop Moncure & Co., c. S. Morgan, Smith &
Harwood G. w. Cox, P. Johnson Webb Ba-
con & Co., R. Gwalhmey, w. Booth, A. Bar
samin, +. S. Williams, H. A. Wait, f. b. Bent.
", Davenport < Allen, S. l. Crump T. & c.
Ellis, Hooker & Osborn Edmund & Davenport
Schr. Lagrange Crowell, from Philadelphia
with snndries TO Dunlop, Moncurc & Co, o. A.
S'recker, A. Duval s Co, J. Clendning, S /
Crump. w. Harrison, Coburn & Gentry, Ed
mond & Davenport, L. Loueir, Nj. Myers, w
Gray Gaynor, Wood & Co., II. a. Wan, l.. D
Crenshaw & Co. Ii. Ludlam & Co, Vanlev
Smith & Co, Bridges, Mckenny & Co, w
Allen
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LOUISA RAIL ROAD
TINE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF
Il the Louisa Railroad will be held at Louisa
Court House on the 18th day of June next.
May 27-c4t A. W. TALLEY, Sec'y
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, }

May 30TU ls45.
TN conformity TO an act, entitled "An act TO
Il reduce into one act the several acts concern
ing Escheaiors" passed the 9th day of January,
1919, do hereby make known TO all whom il
may concern, that it appears by certificate Of
the Eschealor Of the county of Charles City, da-
ted the 9th day Of May, ls45, and this day re-
ceived into the Land Office, that, BY an inques,
held on the 10Th day Of April, 1915, two tracts of
land in Charles City county, one containing one
hundred and siXly-fve acres and a half, the other
five hundred and twenty acres, of which John
Crew died seized, have eschealed 10 this Com
monwealth. S. Fl. PARKER,
limo 2-cu6v ReoiSer and Of1icp
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ID. /. RICARDO,
Commissioner for the State OF Virginia,
No. 70, Grarier Street, Nc,r ORLEANS
DARTICULAR attention paid 10 taking De-
L positions, Acknowledgment OF Deeds, exam.
ming and periecling Land Titles, &C., &C.
Jnne Oily
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DIR. Geo. Il. kennOn.

A PRACTITIONER Of Medicine for more
II than 80 years, a large par, Of which time,
he was Surgeon in the Navy, has located him
self in Richmond, and offers his professional SER
vices in the various branches OF bis profession.
His office is al The Drug Store of the Messrs.
Seabrook, between 7th and 9Th, Main street.
Nav 24-d2Ws
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sixty ThOusani Dollars Worth Of New
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,

AT BROOhS s NJ DSON ).
SECOND SUPPLY. I9fm MAY, 1916.
FNHE subscribers have received, by The laiest
l. arrivals from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, their second supply Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
comprising 4 selection Of the besl and newest
styles which, Tor variety and cheapness, are nu-
Surpassed in this market The following list
embraces parl tthe goods received, ii!
New srye shaded stripe ana printed BsTsses
and Ballorines,
New style Hermann Rarrees AMI Mamuesanf,
Tor dresses
French Work Collars and Cape,
Muslin and Cambria Edginys and nseun.s.
Thread I.aces, Edengs and lnserlings,
Lyle and valeveene Laces ana Edgings,
Shaded Gimp Cords and Cords and Tassels cr
trimming dresses,
Ladies Kid and SILK Gloves and Mill.
Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Ribbons,
Parasols, Parasoetls and sun Shade.
Silk AMI Birega Scarts and Shaw!>
BIuehlack, Annure and PoHlt lie So ''ilHs,
striped and plain.
Light and dark Fonlart aud liro lie Pek'n
Silks,
Extra fine Sill; Warp Alpaca Bolht1zines.
Chaie Bombazines, ior Summer dresses,
Bsck ami blueback Grape
Love and Grape Wells,
Fine black Mourning Prints,
Solid black Lawn and Bingham,
10000 yards French, English and American
Prints, from DC. 10 The finest imported
Linen Cambria IIandkerchieis, from Is 10 -,
Superior 1874 Irish and Burnsley Linen Sheet
ings and Pillow Case Linens,
Heavy undressed Irish Linens, Tor family nse,
Double Satin Dama,l Table Cloths and Nap
kins,
Huckabuck, Birdseye and Russia Diapers,
India Grass Cloth,
Mohair and Corded Shirts white, black and
coofet,
Lace Striped and Check Muslinz,
Cambrics, Jaconelts, Swiss and Null MuslinS,
Plain. Striped and Checked Driings, for boys,
French and English Cloths and Cassimerps.
Mountain Tow Linen, Burlaps,
Brown and Bleached Shirlinss and Sheernse,
Colon Oznaburgs. Bed Ticks, Drllings, &c,
&c VERY CHEAP, al
Nav 2O-c6l BROOKS & HUDSON'S.
TN CHANCERY-vlsdlNA 10 Chesterfield
i County Count. May 1871, lSi5
Patrick Womack and lena his viii, (ionner-
Is Irena Mann Pis,
Against
Baker Mann, Asa Mann MARY Fionrnoy
Gehaza Mann, and Rebecca his wife, Duncan
Mann, Nancy Mann, IN 'heii proper persons,
Joseph p Gill; an infant, BY - his next
friend; also VIM. Goode. ST. sheriff of Chesterfield
county 10 whose hands The estate Of jeremiah
Mann convct confined in thr PenltehIiary has
been committed, Dhs
This day came The plaintiff, and hed their bill,
and The defendants, Nancy Mann and Asa Mann,
not having entered their appearance and giving
security according TO The act OF Assembly and
the rules OF his court, and i! appearing IS salts
factory evidence that they are mol inhabitants OF
his country, it is ordered that The said defendants,
Nancy Mann and Asa Mann, DO appear here on
the first day Of August term neyf, and answer the
bill oil the plaintiffs; and thai copy Of this order
he forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in The city Of Richmond for Two months sue
cessivelv, and posted al The front door of the Court
house Of This county A Copy-Teste:
June 3-c2m P. POlNDEXTER, c.
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WYNN. P. TURPlN's OFFICE--Drawing
w OF Alexandria Lottery, No 81. May
60 2G 20 i3 GO % - - 40 30 l3 e.
Whole ticket Nos - - 80, prize OF | 900
dollars, sold 10 citizen and paid AT sight by
WIN. p. TURPIN.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery No l25, Extra,
drawn May 26, 1915:
80 Al "a IL 81 . 80 81 50 IL Is CT %.
Halt ticket Nos ~ 81 IL, a prize Of 900 dol
lars, sold 10 citizen and paid al sight hy
TURPlN
Drawing Of New jersey Lottery, No. IL, drawn
May 2Gth, 1915:
80 50 lS 73 - 80 IS 32 10 IS 30 =
Ticket Nos. Is 30 80, prize OF 300 dollars.
sold and paid BY w p. TURPIN
Drawing of Monongalia Lottery No -, drawn
Nav 50:
46 % 10 ~ 80 5 & 10 SO Is "a - l3 C.
Ticket Nos. Is IL AZ, a prize of I51 dollars,
and ticket Nos. 10 ~ al, also prize Of ljO dol
lars both sold and paid by TURPIN
June
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AUCTION SALES, BOSTON, May So
Raisins-Bunch, 200 DR. boxes so cents each
81 kegs 81 each-Diamante, l24 boxes 3, cents
per h. 4 months.
Figs-Smyrna, 200 drums, at Il cent per b.
81 boxes, cents per 10. months.
Amonds--Jordan, 10 boxes, % cents-S casks
sweet, liz cents per ID. i mos.
Prunes-l0 bbls. 4. cenls-l0 half do, Al cents
per h. mos.
Walnu,s-Enslish, 20 bags, Al cents per h., 4
mos.
Pork-Boslon clear, 25 bbls Sl3! ID! perbbl,
cash
Salt-Liverpool fine, 90 sacks Of 80 lbs, Is els.
- do. So lbs, 50 cents each, cash.
Sugar Havana brown, boxes, at s cents
per b-white, = do. 10 cents per TO-, cash.
NEW YORK MARKET, MAY 81
BurrsR.-The demand has been steady at IL a
IA cts. for Western; Goshen 10 a IL.
CorrEE.-The market dull and the sales are
2600 bags Rio on private terms; 1900 do. al 6. a
II CTS 400 Laguayra Z! a 8; 230 do. Cuba Gl d
g.; 80 Sumara 81; 700 81. Domingo 81 els. cash
CoTToN.-The enquiry Yesterday was limited
the sales not exceeding 100 bales, buyers prefer
ling 10 wal, advices from Great Western, due TO-
| morrow The transactions OF the week are esii-
mated at 10000 bales viz.
5000 Mobile and y. 1000 Florida and
Orleans uplands
! Inferior none NJ 81
| Ordinary 5, 81 81
Middins 81 GAG!
Good Mid. 6. ct
Mid. fair TAI 6!
Good eae' fair s 7iinomna.
Fine 81 a 10 none.
Stock 10000 bales. Freighls 10 Liverpool ac-
live at ID square 5-6d round To HAVE IA.
for square u S. bills OF.
FLouR-The.e has been fair demand for Ge-
nesee at SO a 4 81 IL, and Ohio and Michi-
gan4 SO a Sc and the market closes at The low
cr rate. Southern has been dull but prices stea-
dy Rye Flour is in demand a, 3 dolls a 8 Is
Corn Meal steady at = 81 LA 49,
GRAlN.-A small sale OF Illinois wheat was
made at los; Genesee is scarce oats sell as want
cd at 3la3i: cts. Tor Northern 90 81 Southern.
Rye 65 67. cts; corn has been dull, with sales of
1900 bushels Southern yellow, ~ 45c, mea-
sur,; 1900 do do. white As cts. weight; 1000 do.
Jersey yellow 4i a AZ cts, measure 1900 do do.
white IS CTS. weight; 1000 North River 46 a i8c.,
measure; 5000 New Orleans IA. CTS, weight
LioroRs.-Thc demand for whiskey is fair a;
81 2l, cents, with sales Of 800 bblS Foreign
| liquors have been dull.
| MoLAssEs-The market has been dull, and The
sales are 800 hhds Cuba 25 p. els; ST. Croix
in lots al 80 cts; 300 Poro Rico 26! 30 cts; y.
Orleans is scarce: 500 hhds, terces and hhiS. n.
Orleans and New Iberia sold al IS SO, 1 mos.
SrGaRs.-The market has been heavy, and the
sales are 500 hogsheads New Orleans, a, 5, 6.
cents; IS hogshea ST. Croix s, cents $50 hogs
heads Porto Rico 81 Z, cents; $50 boxes brown
Havana Il cents; some white at 10 l0i els.
TAlLow-The demand is moderate, and the
sales, 10000 pounds, a; CT a ! cents.
ToB,cCo.-The market has been dull, AMI The
sales of The week are about $50 hogsheads Ken
lucky, al p cent; 81 bales Cuba, 10 90 ont OF
the market, about % cents. BY auction, 40 hogs
heads common Kentucky, at p "A cents, mos.
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CLIFTON ACADEMY
TINE present session OF this Schoel will close
i with an examination on Friday, the l3ih OF
June, and after a vacation Of month, the exer-
cses will be resumed on the liih ofJulv ensuing.
The charges for board and tuition will be HE same
as heretofore, which may be seen BY referring 10
the Enquirer or Wing OF Nov. Is, 1871
June 3-cwtf RO. G. LOVING.
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EDMUND L. WINGO.


WILL attend The Superior and Inferior Courts
Wv OF the counties of Noltoway, Dinwiddie,
Cumberland, Amelia and Powhalan, and will also
attend 10 the transaction Of any business in the adj
joining counties.
II All business entrusted to him will receive
prompt attention.
Address-S,onyPo Point Mills, Cumberland coun-
iy, Virginia. June 3-claw4w
A LADY who is well qualified TO give instruc-
IL ton in all The English branches, and who
for several years has been engaged in private and
public teaching, desires TO obtain situation either
as Governess in family or as teacher Of pri-
vate or public school in The country, some coun
ira village distance not regarded, where, if a pri-
vatc school, the location may be convenient
enough for sufficient number Of pupils to attend
to render it an object. She will give lessons in
drawing, and TO young scholars in music and
French if required. The most respectable refer
ences given. For address enquire at the office OF
the Baltimore American; or communications re-
ceived BY addressing letterto L. A: L. through
the same June 3-3t
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NOR HlRE--A good house Servant AM
i Chambsrmaid. RiCHD HILL, Jr
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TN VIRGINIA: Al rules held in
i The Clerks office of the CircuitSuperor Cour,
of Law and Chancery 70, Buckingham county,
on Monday, the fifth day of May, lo45:
Benz. Hubbard, Phf
Against
Thos. Gary, John Hubbard and VIM Hubbard
DIS.
The defendants John Hubbard and VIM. Hub.
bard, not having entered their appearance and
given security according TO the act of Assembly
and the rules of this Court, aud ii appearing by
satisfactory evidence thalihey are moi Inhabitants
of this country: II is ordered, that The said absen!
defendants do appear al The rules 10 be holden for
the said Court on the first Monday in Angus;
next, and answer The bill OF The plaintiff; and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the CITY Of Richmond for
two months successfully, and posted al The from,
door of The Courthouse Of this county.
Tesie: R. ELDRlDGE, c. csc.
limo G-cw0m
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