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The CLAIMS Of McreO- Or Treaties lesh her
Chances ~ War.

The Claims Of D1crieo- OF Treaties ic'h her
Chances of Var.
The Globe has published two long and able
Editorial articles on our relations with Mexico.
The first shows, in the most satisfactory manner,
that our annexation Of Texas does no, violate our
Tteatv Of Limits Of The 9th April, 1881. The Sc
cond article shows in like manner, that il does not
conlravene The Treaty of anufy, commerce and ma
rigaf,Dn which we formed with that country OH
the same day and year. The argument IS clear
and The conclusion is irresistible. We shall lay By
these articles for future use, in case any signs OF
war should hereafter fit across the horizon, and
Mexico should allcgc these treaties in bar OF an
nexaton. The discussion is as much Distinguish.
ed by the calmness and moderation which should
characterize such papers. as by The abby WIN
which II is conducted The Editor of the Globe
nrom;ses third No. "upon the merits OF the case
considered on the usually recognised nincllles 81
International Lar"
We waive the republication OF these produc-
tons, therefore, for the present out there IS
WOW which The second No. takes OF our relations
with Mexico, lha, is calculated 10 aiay any real
or fictitious fears which have been expressed about
tho nrosnec,s of hostities from Mexico II
shows in the cearest manner, that We give her
no cause of war BY admitting Texas into our
Union-lha there is nothing IN our tFeaties WIN
her which either forbdit, or furnish her with any
inst cause of offence; but it goes fnrher ard de-
monstra,es from the face of The Treaty ilsell,
that she has no right to rush into hosiities with
ont frs, demanding satisfaction, and giving US
due notice of her hostile purposes. The s4'h
article Of the Treaty Of amity, commerce, &c.
runs as follows:
"If(what cannot indeed he cxPecied) any OF the
articles contained in the present treaty shall be
violated or infracted 10 any manner whatever, II
Is stimulated that neither Of the contracting par
ties will order or authorize any acts OF repfsal,
or declare war against the other on complaint OF
;n;nries or damages, until the said parry, consi-
derino itself offended shall first have presented 10
the other a statement Of such injuries or DANA,
ees. verified by competent proofs, and demanded
iustice and satisfaction, and The same snail have
been refused or unnecessarily delayed
The Globe axes the following Just view OF the
dulles which this article imposes upon Mexico:
"We NAV add here, that, by The rule prescribed
hy the treaty. as already quoted ior Inc settlement
Of differences that may occur between Inc parties,
thew are formally bound before resortins to war,
n claim redress in an ancahle way, and 10 wait
a reasonable time before proceeding 10 issue let
,ers of maroue and reprsal, or commencing hos
t;li,ie. IN any form. This fact may serve 10
ouiet the apprehensions OF some persons who ap-
Rear to SUPPOSE that our commerce is all to be
swent from the ocean as soon as the admission OF
Texas shall be heard OF in Mexico j. is not
likely that our neighbor-if she wish TO place Us
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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 a situation as Insiructress in private family
in one of the mos, agreeable and healthy neigh
borhoods in Albemarle county, Virginia, In
school of five or six little girls, BY addresslnga
letter. postpaid to A. B., Charlottesville, Virgil
mia, stating her terms, &c. March 7-ctl5A
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MARRIAGE

Married on Wednesday Morning tie Cd insr,
by The Rev. James B. Taylor, JAMES w. M.scH,
Esq, Of Scotisylle, Albemarle, 10 Miss ANN FIJI.
zaBErH, eldest daughter Of y. H. ReglaDd, Esq.,
Of This city.
Married, on Thursday evening the 2olh March.
BIZ the Rev. J. D. Souhall, Mr.. THOMAS E. slMs,
10 Miss EMILY B. MooDY daughter OF Benjamin
Moody, Esq, all OF Chesterfield county, Va.
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We h.ve received from Nash & Woodhouse
pamphlet copy of the able opinion of Chancellor
Henry ST. George Tucker, in the case OF "Seden
and others, against the overseers OF the poor OF
Loudoun and another = just repnblished. !, in.
wolves the discussion OF The great and celebrated
question the Consti,utonaily OF The law for The
sale of The Glebe Lands in the Commonwealth Of
Virginia
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

Commission M-etnrts
WILL make liberal advances upon produce
w in hand-and having engaged The services
Of Benjamin c. Gray, to attend particularly %
Tobaseo ,oles, they Hope 10 give satisfaction 10
their friend. who may favor them with eonsisn,
nsns. Esh glow
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
IN MISSISSIPPI

CI1hNCEhI DALE OF' REAL ESTATE
IN MISSISSIPPI.
by virtue of a decree OF the Chancellor, en-
~ tered at Jackson on 18th February, 1915, |
will sell, as Commissioner, on THURSDAY.
4th April, at the Office of the Assignees of the
Commercial and Railroad Bank of Vicksbnrg,
at The Railroad Depot at Vicksburg for onc-fiiih
cash. balance in !, 2 3 and years, in equal pay
ments, large amount of REAL ESTATE be-
longing TO said Assignees, consisting of about 50
lots and parts OF lots in Vicksburg, many of them
improved with stores, residences and hotel;
over 1900 acres Of land in Warren county;
houses and lots in Clinton; $500 acres Of land
IN Kinds county, 1890 in Rankin, house and
lo' IN Vernon, and 40 acres Of land in Madison
county; GAO in Holmes, eco in Yazoo, 1000 in
carroll, 4OO acres and town lot No o. in Gre
NADIA, in Yaobusha county; 4SO acres in Talla-
halchie, 1000 in Sunfower, 64O in Coahoma
l,40oin Bolivar, 1000 in Washington, and 5000
in isseqnena-some improved, bu, the greater
part unimproved, and fertile lands, detailed list
OF which is published in the MISSISSIPPIAN
at Jackson.
Information, as to titles, qualify &c, can be
had by application al the Office of the Assignecs,
who will have maps, certificates, &c, prepared
for inspection; or, by application 10
]. ROACH, Commissioner.
March 23-wd&ctd.
IT Wing will COPY 10 the amount of ~ and
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Chesterfield
| Comfy Court, Feb 10, 1915:
!, iee. Plaintiff:
w;r6slt S. Gibbs and Elizabeth his wife, Ro-
-, Lamb and Sarah his wife, Lewis 6: Simon
n ami Priscilla his wife, Daniel II; Bo'sseau
-, a. yaraare, Boisseau. Defendants:
81 THIS iay came the plaintiff, BY Counsel, and
sa; his bill and the defendant, Daniel II. Bots
.sau no, having entered his appearance, and g.
ysn security. according 10 the act OF Assembly
-, - m, rules Of this court, and appearing By
satisfactory al, evidence, tia, he is not an nhabitant
i M, coanry, on the motion Of the plaintiff, bv
C,an>e i, is ordered, that The said Daniel II.
H,i,>san do appear here on or before the trstday
!, The mex, April term of this Court, and answer
~ plaintiffs bill; that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
n he civ OF Richmond for two months success
,irey. ana posted at The front door OF the Court
bon>s Of this county. \ Copy: Teste,
Feb. l3-w2m P. POINDEXTER, G.
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GEN. JacKsoS-The Globe states that the
HOld Hero" entered upon his 18th year Saturday
(week) last, 29,h March, and that the evening
previous, the President received letter from
him, fraught With more true eloquence than
any he ever before received, whieh." It says, "ar.
CUES that his health is not worse"
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IN CHANCERY.-V,RGiSn AT rules held
in he Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for The county OF
Surry. The 81 day OF February, 1915:
Peter L. Sprailey and James w. Srra,ley, Adj
,ainisraors OF John \. Sebrell, deceased,
agains, Plaintiffs
William NJ. Yves, and Lucy C. his wife, FL
3.idge D. n Clary, Administrator OF the goods
and challels of Joseph B. Warren, deceased, in
The State of North Carolina, and other
Defendants:
The defendant, Eldrilge D. N. Clary, Admins !;
,iaor &c. as above named, not having entered "a
his appearance and given security acsordrlng 10
the Ac; Of Assembly and the rules Of this Cou r.
and il appearng by Satisfactory evidence, that ne
nhabah Of ibis S.Is Is G be l
ua' .hs sa" Mavnext and answer the bill of the
;Isnitfs; and mat copy Of this order be forth
wi.h inserted in some newspaper published in 1
civ Of richmond for two months mn suceesslse' y
a,i> county A Copy~IeSreoon
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WATSON g. DlRRELL.

COMMISSION and FORWARDING MER-
y CHANTS, opposite the Basin Sheds, Rich
mond, will advance literally on TOBACCO,
WHEAT and FLOUR, consigned TO their care.
March sI-cSw
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April 4-cw2m

TN Y-ViRGlSlA-At Rules taken
/ in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law ard Chancery OF Prince Edward
county, the 81 day oil March, 1916:
Sarah J. Davis, Plaintiff,
against
Samuel Mitchell, ST., in his own right and as
administrator OF John Mitchell, decd David
Mitchell, James Mitchell, Robert Mitchell, Ste
?hen Mitchell, Samuel Mitchell, jr, and Judy
lis wife, Richard Mitchell Sarah r. Davis,
Ffe!erick Mitchell, Blake w. Mitchell, Greed
! Mitchell, and Jane Mitchell, Defendants
The defendants David Mitchell James Nit
Caell, Robert Mitchell, Stephen Mitchell and FIRE.
t-Fick Mitchell, no, having entered their appear
sace and given security according TO an act of The
general Assembly and the rules this Court, and
appearing that they are not inhabitants OF this
saie: On the motion Of the plaintiff by counsel,
rs entered at rules aforesaid, and accordingly
yy'ssd, that the said defendants, David Mitchell,
''nss Mitchell, Robert Mitchell, Stephen Nit
slel and Frederick Mitchell, do appear at rules
noe 'aken in the Clerks Office of the said Court
y The first Monday in June next and answer the
Plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of this order be
.oNhwiih inserted in some one ol,he public news
gapers printed in the City Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and also posted at the front
sooi OF line Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Tesie:
april i-cw2m B. J. WORSHAM c. c.
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d UNAWAY.-Was committed TO the jail OF
n this town, on The 18th of January, lSf5, a
NEGRO MAN, calling himself PHIL FORD,
for want OF his registry, he stating that ne IS
free man, and having in his possession Tree pa
pers from the Clerks Office ofthe Hastings Court
of Richmond-his papers describing him as
black man, about five feet eleven inches high and
about Sc years old dated as far back as the 7h OF
December 1882, which would now make him 90
years Of age. And having been thus committed,
the said negro man was brought before the Illus
tings Court ofthe town of Petersburg, at Febru-
ary term, le45, and the Court being satisfied that
the papers aforesaid in his possession, were not
his, and no proof being adduced 10 The Court TO
show that he is free person, 1t was ordered,
that he be committed to Jail as runaway slave,
10 be dealt with accordingly: Whereupon, notice
is hereby given, that the said negro man hath
been duly committed to the Jail Of said town as
runaway slave.
He is of the following description, to wit: Co.
lor more of nutmeg than black S feet 81 inches
high in shoes, about so years OF age, has Bile,
mish in The right eye, which he says he received
three or four years ago from blowing up rock,
and had on when committed to Jail some old yarn
clothes, so much patched, that 1t is almost lmpos,
sible to say what were their original color. l
think it is probable that he has been runaway LOT
many years. The owner is requested 10 come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
him away, or he will be dealt with aecoTulng 10
law. ;. 6kANCa,
Sergeant and Jailor of Petersburg.
March i-o1Jt
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Messrs. Bancroft and Buchanan have returned
10 Washington, and we presume the whole Cabi-
net ale now al their posts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-11

March 2S-Wd&ctds
IT Wing will copy TO the amount Of S., and
send bill to this Office.
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INCHANCERY-VIRdISlA:-At Rules, taken
L il the Clerks Office of The Circuit Superior
Conr; Of Law aud Chancery, of Prince Edward
county, The 81 day Of March, 1915:
Sarah J. Davis Pll:
against
Samuel Mitchell. ST., David Mitchell, James
Mitchell, Ro Mitchell, Stephen Mitchell, Samuel
Mitchell, Jr. and Judy his wife, Richard Mitch
Ell. Sarah R. Davis, Frederick Mitchell, Blake
" Mitchell, Creed T. Mitchell and Jane Mitch
III, Defendants.
The defendants David Mitchell, James Mich
II, Robert Mitchell, Stephen Mitchell and Ere
ttfick Mitchell, not having entered their ap-
learance, and given security according 10 an act
q he General Assembly and the rules OF this
Court and it appearing that they are mol inhabi.
'an,s Of this State, on the motion oil the plaintiff
b. counsel, i, is entered al rules aforesaid, and
accordingly ordered, that the said defendants,
DAVID Mitchell, James Mitchell, Robert Mitch
ell, Stephen Mitchell and Frederick Mitchell, do
appear at rules 10 be taken in the Clerks Office
q The said Court, on the first Monday in June
nex'. and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
one Of the public newspapers printed in the city
o. Richmond for two months successfully and
also posted at the front door OF the Court House
Of this county. A Copy-Teste:
B. J. WORSHAM, C. c.
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TN HANCERY-vlRolNlA In Amelia
| Corn,v Court, 23i February, 1915:
William NJ. Booker and Mary A. his
wife Complainants
against
John 7. Bottoms, Deputy for Edward Green,
l,re Sheriff 81 Amelia, and, as such, adminislra-
i, d. Francis T. Warmer, deceased, Thomas
L Warmer. Benjamin w, Warrner, VIM: b.
Sai!sr William James Sadler, - Wor-
sham William Worsham, and Kennan Wor-
s,am Richardson Worsham, Mary Francis
Worsharn, and Ann X Worsham; the four last
mans b. Thos. L. Warmer, their guardian ad
lien. defendants;
The defendants, William B. Sadler and Will
lam James Sadler mol having entered their ap-.
;.arance ant given security according TO an Ac.
Assembly and the Rules OF this Court, and It aP-
rearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
ahabi,anls OF this Commonwealth: Il is ordered,
Tia. Inc said defendants do appear here on Inc
ir> day OF the next May term, and answer ine
bIl Of The compliments; and that copy OF this
oae7 be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in The City of Richmond, for Two months
successfully, and posted al the front door OF The
CUUr: House of this county.
A Copy. Teste,
n, IL LEIGH.
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A Copy-Teste: P. MAYO, elk.
EDMUND Christian, Marshal U. S., E. D. Va
March 2l-w9w
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The following eloquent appeal appears in the
Wheeling Argus Of last Friday:
"Our mountain friends will find below the pro-
ceedings of a Democratic meeting in Triadelphia,
on Saturday lasl.
"Much enthusiasm prevails amidst our ranks,
in this section OF the District when We lake into
consideration The fact that Mr. Brown has no Sc
rious opposition"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-07-15

INC ,chooner Creole, Captain Frank from vera Cruz,
arrived here Yesterday, having sailed on the 9th uiimo
Iapi' rank reports that Gen. Bustanenio nrtiy.d al
vera Ciu1 on inc Ith ut and offered his services to sus
tain hr Integrity Of the Mexican territory and the dignity
Of the Republic lie rather coo.ly received by the
Government and - reported that be refused The miiiay
his return was not invited by any nary n,d b,t bo h.,
no desire 70 ncddlc in public affairs. " '''
The people generally quiet and no, n, all .t,,d
Notwithstanding the wer crts made by the fcdet,lts and
the pafizans IT Santa Anna, who aro loud IN
The Government for want Of energy.
he state Of the finances presumed be pretty low,
as The tie employ Of tire Government juad grea,
dHcuy IN obtaining Ono-iourn OF their salaries Bu,
ness very dull the publication Of the new t,riGlsv
was daily anticipated
The romho, or ycllow foyer was prevailing to very
aggravated extent at Vera Cruz
Capt Frank reports that tho French sloop Of war l.,
Perousc arrived at Vera Cruz on the 2ih from Galveston
WIN Intelligence OF the action Of The ToSan Congress on
The Annexation qnesuon.--Tropie, Jgfy 7fA
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$50. = WHAT lc''of,s says ~. i.r-h-
ps,sohU been earlier uieefsooI" MoS.r. p,s.,.... ~.
sssss. aone much of tbs a,sehsrston hI.sp .pa.. m
polnns To the Med as the ssnea. IN 80
E =" a-"of but experimental done an. y.
sshm hs o-r ivefy n which an ,,,e. a..
nee'su AMI nie tisE t.sm Sand sirsarar, an.,. r.
po.s-n' ehahs" With drret-ers and ao,, s
ssn hu" .rysp~s rns,''n l?o-y. every sree.. on of
"os complaint mcfcura ulcers LfI.L All
efaNoe. di.aPpear under IT. o..taiipu - 49,
'uhef rafre1lais a. evdcnes Of ~.
gratis. - - -''" VI agents
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y n " BANDS CO. Dnss,sts and Cbemi:s ,:,,,,,. grs,
'nss NO 81 broadway " chsnhc. street. ~ yo,l
s"h a.o' by MtN nuVAL Co Ascnt- Main street RIrh
sohd Va by rfee - res iictie. tri:es Tor a.
bPULhoNakY CONSUMPTION W. Icyn. =,
tsnion TO 'fs ftoNinz ussen fnni m o.
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Nc "'sid call sftsHs 10 tls SsssIr t.ss or
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s""So~I'oN " pr @-s-rl ,i,i. ,s,i..e, .s..
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'-" asa -ege sssse eI,Hs' sItslss by an 49,
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fnee. Su cts bnst---s4i b,t for
for ga" IN Rchmbni by ALIEN. DuvAL A. CO c.,.--,
Agents; IN feeburr BY ciiAs CogtA. IN No,6,. hs AZ
sANIos IN Lyneh.urgb by jNo ~. sEAY; IN y
~ -" "1ht
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J. w. VI.


fAlriNoRE AND Ono RAIL RoAD.-A meeting of the
oOckhoders OF the Baltimore and Ohio olroad was held
ihs morning. agrccaby to call from the President and
Directors TO take into consideration the question OF
ing ho law OF the Legislature vi Virginia, nuhosng the
Construction OF the Railroad through that State 10 the CITY
ct wheeling, on the Ohio There was VERY Iaryc
nunSe OF stockholders present" and very decided major.
ny Ut tie stock represented.
, The meeting was organized by calling JonS NELSON.
Esq Ito tho CHAR and appointing j. j. ATESsoS Secrea
~.
Mr.. l. :. ALEXANDER appeared tho representative Of
c STOCK subscribed 10y tho city Ut Whociing but ON
nation was asccraned that the subscriptions Of that CITY
was mado conditional, and that the conditions not having
been fulfilled, the subscription vacated some time
SINCE. as provided By law. Wheeling II was therefore de-
eided Is not astockholder in the Company.
communication was received from Mr.. McIanc the
President, which read. IL reviews length the law Of
the Legislature OF Virginia and earnestly recommended that
u should not be accepted.
motion wss made To postpone action on the subject,
81 MS time, but the nation lost b. large maiJrty
MI j. y. Kennedy then offered a preamble ting fort
o. length 'oby the law should b. accepted and con
Guiding by resolution respectfully declining to aceep, the
law ol Wig ma" which unanimously adopted The
meeting then adjonrned.-Bah Pat
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W. p. TURPIN.S OFFICE,

Da-n Nos n NonongaEa Lottery. ~. July lin.
~ ~ 81 90 81 a II 81 o Is 2I9
So- 900 Two fnses In the shove .oti and q, "A b,
- w ~ ~ TURPIS
~ 20 GO 70 rs i6 80 ~ IS ii &C ca
NJ iIss" ~ 81 Two more Prize. sot and paid by
~. " os'D rURPIN
Drswn Nos % Aietandra LOTTERY 9s-JuIv ~
10 " W IS III ~ 40 40 20 80 50 %
70 ~ -, a prze o. s3e0 and paabv Tuppts
10000 Capafof ha Evening prs . Of 1000 40 ~ 5se q.
Of 200, se Tickets IS, IS Nos ~ Drawn Pace n, -.
.-----.-.----..- FORTUNES NEW HOME
ssfOoo capaa for Saturday u.,, ,,s "a ~.
'epd 70 TURPiN, without delay i, Is
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NOTIl,l.

'HNiiE subscriber wouli inform his friends. md
II Tire public rrnety, that crusrq1rnce Of te Df
The OF conciled % Ter
tr improvements be- Store previously mfuuuncl until ere
~ January Az and b. therefore. receiving direct tom
shoc Manufactures q Philadelphia. sio,k q u,cts
All Tss aitho sui and qua.4,s INV usc 40,
will De- adc 20 Dc s,ocS Of Hcr.s sh and Trunks
assormcnt ~ Hate taps ans Stock hc Az % Which
determined 60 sc az nrg prices for an any
shuoni this any ey south u The Potomac River Tbse
fore, n. wuuh from an thoso ne
above Fn sprtnn q tsm can asi hs ~
aoct before purchase elsewhere
b. viii strictly comply every letter ~ above Sure on
East Main street. opposite The end ohe Od Nstetbstsr tuor
the san Of the RED BOOT Cheapest Store -hond
:. a. Smith.
'. S-pont forget the Red Root.
Again sWH IN Few days b. a4ed his prcsrn .t,cl
arge ani eomPeic ~ Eastern Hoots shoss &C
suited fof aH uadc. mIs sA
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PURCELL,S OFFICE.

10 G. South IAN Street. leseng tn aayos Bridge
'sNHE subscriber will open MS Office this day.
u July l3h, and respectfully presents he
following Grand scheneth. d.awns Ct which BE-
- M1ziay Evening" Mail Al Fortune must call
ear Tor the Fortunate &uRbet, the
- mad BY II o'eioes.
Fog Tn--'ay Evening - Not - pnWn-Cap.tal. $500
snof l6oo * TieS";so ;: 50-ihaFcs IN proportion.
For w-'rc-jay. - Mo- pias SIS eco 5000
5000 5000 sn Of 1900, 5000. 500. Tickets HAYES
QastcTs
For Sturdy, I9.a iEstsHiS30 of 1000
% 1irkrts the above. all Lorrs - popular
nanlFeusniof H. Paine Co, constantly for
lauai sni t drawing free al VITO ssni
'.sefs en,-- cas -ss;. h' I0-iaRc paid
.'sreaIbe, ior age Prizes zpi prompt TaJ. adi,r--
L. ". PURCELL,
Ia r5,.,,t
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L. RUSSELL BIGGER u 20,
AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS. d. PAIsE & Co.
RICHMOND. -.
bigger n Co, would respectfully call the
~ attention ssondsns AMI aiycnufers IN o;,erir. 10
the splendid Schemes that draw this Office l. hu
the path Fortune The grand Capt - s110n0 which wa
,cd by thcn usual paid sight They would raucu-
larry call their Grand Consolidated lott. ~ No So
draws gGi Juy-Captt $40 OOO Oon 50 1f 1900 A.
he Tickets so " ict your orders
sed without 'eay. 10 r. RUSSELL BIGGER.
or Al orders strictly conf ienilli 20
S3O.0O0-lO,OO0
GraBd ConSoacd Loey. No u. he dawn n Wilmington
july Splendid capitals $50 OHo 10000 Gaoa a4In 10
~ 2pJ0. 10 of IsCn 1900. OUJ a. "a Nos 10
RAots wh1a Tese So certificate Of 20 Tskc,.
sent f1f sit0. shsfss proportion
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000. 10000, ~ ,r 800.
Grand Consolidated No So dawn ~ w sion slr,
DAY Jul goth GnnI Cap1S o0J, 0ou1 Ciss a. 100
$500. 5000. 80 prizes of 1902 &C. &c IS Nos ~ bal
ot. Tiskcu cny D1-sio e-ud,ac of % whole Tickets n
The above GfsnI schrnr, WI Be- sent Tor only Sis
For other schcnicf Halves 81 50
call NJ me Office. Ouagt1rs -
Package Of whrc aud ~hoes and shares alWa,
hand - the u'ual yary. AMI prsss pad
SIGHT immediately after the dfap.ng.
IrOtdcr for PACKAGE certificates or single tickets In
the above Schemes, and in 90 Lotteries, will be promptly
attended to- and drawinp rcui when requested.
I. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.,
iit3 Manager uiisc. orVostc Ruins Eagle U.tsi
~ On al letters cn,snE CASH. ot r'sc Tickets tse post a,
usual need not De- r1 ,.