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syGREAT BARG Ms! II
FEBRUARY Ist, 1919.


AT No. IS WEST MAIN STREET,
Boots, Shoes, Tru,lks, LEATHER, Carpet Bags, &c.
Wholesale and Retail.
~ BURLINGTON takes this occasion 10
~. inform his town and country friends, and
the public generally that he has now on hand
large and well assorted stock OF Boots, Shoes,
Trunks, Leather, Carpet Bags, &c. which he Of
lers at wholesale and retail, at very low prices;
Tor ca sh or approved paper. His arrangements
with The Northern and Eastern manufacturers
are sueh as will enable him 10 keep al all times,
an assortment OF the best and most fashionable
goods, and 10 sell them at such prices as shall be
satisfactory 10 The buyer. lie solicits cal from
all in want OF cheap goods. Amongst his as
sonment are, viz:
Ladies' very superior French Morocco walking
Shoes and Buskins-McCurdys
Ladies' very superior French morocco slippers
McCurdy's
Ladies very superior French morocco slippers
Ryan's
Ladies very superior French morocco and kid
walking shoes-Ryan's and others
Ladies' fine morocco and kid slippers, all prices
Ladies fine seal, caiskn and leather shoes
Do white kid and satin slippers, very superior
Do. superior bronze morocco slippers, very
handsome
Ladies' colored morocco slippers, handsome and
cheap
Ladies' superior wadded and silk buskins
Do garter boots, half CATERS and saitcr bus
kns
Gentlemen's superior water proof and dress
boo,s-J Miles q Sons
Gpntlemen's superior water proof and dress
shoes-J. Miles s. Sons
Gentlemen's superior channel shoes-c made
Do. fine callskin boots and shoes, all prices
Do. do. waller proof boots, only 50
Mems Ms pegged Ia and sewed boots, low-prced and
cheap
Mems peggcd and sewed boots. thick, for laborers
Do. thick pegged and sewed brosans, all prices
Do lined and bound do. do. do.
Women's leather, pegsed and sewed boots, cheap
DO. do. do. 10. shoes 40.
Do fine leather shoes and buskins do.
Misses fine morocco and goatskin bootces
Do. do. leather booees and buskins
Do. do. morocco, goat and sealskn shoes and
buskins
Misses fine bronze and black morocco slippers
BOYS fine calf skin, kip and thick boots
Do. do. do. do do. brogans
Chidren's fine calf skin boots
Do. do leather bootees and shoes, welted
and pump soles
Children's fine morocco booiees, anckle ties and
buskins
Infants very handsome button and lie bools.
Also
Mems and boys Richmond made brogues.
Also,
Leather Travelling Trunks, superior and low
priced; Carpet Bags; Sole Leather, assorted;
CalEskins; Brides and Martingales; Wagon
Whips; Cap and Letter Paper, Wrapping do;
Backing, &C., &c.
DAVID BURLINGTON,
Feb. ; No IS West Main 81.
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IT W. DYOTT & SONS, have removed
i their Pharmaceutical Laboratory and extern
siye Medicine establishment to The Columbian
College, No. l32 North Second street, Philadel-
phia, above Race street, West side, sign of the
Phoenix & Good Samaritan-the Original Foun-
tain Head for all Genuine Popular Medicines,
Perfumery &c.
As no counterfeit or sophisticated preparations
will be admitted into the Columbian College, the
public may rely on being furnished with nothing
this establishment
II Druggists ana ~hnlesale dealers supplied
on liberal terms. Feb.
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SALE OF BANKRUPT's EFFECTs

SALE OF BANKRUPT's EFFECTS
WILL be sold at Public Auction, TO the high
Wv est bidder on Saturday, the 18th day Of
February 1915, at IL o'clock, A. NJ. for Cash.
at the Bell Tavern, al the auction room Off. II.
Dickinson & Brother, two Negro Girls and one
Negro Boy, being the interest Of Joseph T. Ii.
gon, bankrupt, in The Dover Estate OF Ann Ii
rendered BY the said Joseph T. Lyon, for the be-
neft Of his Creditors-whicb. said slaves, since
the Schedule was surrendered, have, by an order
oftbe County CouIt of Prince Edward county
been allotted to The said Joseph T. Lyon, by
Commissioners appointed for that purpose.
EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
Feb. 4-c2awtds General Assignee,
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p NOTlCE.-Rsy Geo. 3. Cheever, D. d.,
VIII deliver Lecture to morrow morning, in the
siFsl Presbyterian Churcs on the subjec, of the
Waidenses; he will also iexture on the same
BE Second Presbyterian Church (Mr. Hoge's} on
5h street. Feb 8
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BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKs.a

~ VIVID 1ALVD -
THE cheapest Boots and Shoes ever offered
for cash are now selling at,he sign ofthe Big
Tavern, opposite side Invite all 10 come and
try. | keep on hand ladies' thick soled Walking
Shoes very fine; do Slippers; gentlemen's fine
Boots and Shoes, good article, and very chear
servants Shoes in large quantity, by the dozen or
pair, and very cheap, from 62t cents to 81. As |
am determined to sell for the nimble sixpence in
preference 10 the slow shilling will be my rule
make quick sale and light profits at the same Big
Black Boot. Don't forget the number, 40, Main
street. below The Bell Tavern, opposite side
Nov. 2-tf JOHN FITHGERALD.
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BANKS OF VIRGINIA.

A COMPARATIVE VIEW of the condition Of the
EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA and Branches,
taken from the statements Of 3lst December,
1913 and 1914.
Assets lS43. 1874
Loans to individuals,
&C., $l,99i,5l6 IL s., 505, lie 90
Foreign bills OF e1-
change, 1000 l3 "a ,S8I So
Suspended Debt ut
GAINESVILLE, 1887 so
Virginia State stock,
&C., 257,396 35 252, 1896 IS
Exchange Bank OF
Va. stock, 1895 SO 2,426 so
Due from other Banks:
In account current, ZIG 4S2 Gl l76630 So
In notes Of Va. Banks, SO, 666 20 l3S, 3S9 90
In notes VI other banks, 26,S73 90 70,075 90
In real estate:
In Banking houses,
and other 62,468 Is 92,46S %
Specie 3G,323 46 3S3,9S0 Is
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WE S T HILL HOUSE
PETERSBURG. "a

situated in high, dry and beautiful par, Of
The town, very convenient to business. Crate
luiios past encouragement, we say 10 generous
puoNe that we continue To offer every advantage
aad facility that can be obtained in Petersburg or
Aenmond; and that we receive from the Railroad
y BASIN all Tobacco consigned TO us, or any
commission merchant free ofdrayageto the plant.
s' and that The freight on all Tobacco sent to us
WI eepald by US, and deducted from the sales OF
t0oaeco when made. Our charge for such ser.
ice IS Inc same as made by the other inspectors
.nh place. All OF which is most respectfully
EpSsaea, BY GRIGG & SYDNOR.
fese~burg Feb. 8, lSi5-cwsw
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TN pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Supe-
i rior Court Of Law and Chancery for the
county of King William, pronounced al lis late
session, on the 2lst November 1874 in the suit
Of John Deffarees and others, rs. Thomas b.
signed, acting as Commissioners Of said CourI,
will offer for SALE on The premises, al public auc-
ton. on MONDAY, the third day Of March
next, (Si5) il fair, if not, on the first fair day
thereafter, the Tract of Land of which the said
Mitchell died in possession, containing, by sur
yey, SAT, acres The said tract lies immediate
" on the main road leading from King William
Courthouse to West Point, and between seven
and eight miles from The former place, and halfa
mile from West Point Church. There are on II
a convenient and suitable dwelling house, with
several rooms on floor, and, also, The usual OUT
houses, &C., &c.
The terms under the decree are twelve months
credit, except for SO much rs shall be necessary
10 defray the expenses Of sale and costs OF suit,
which will be for cash.
The Commissioners are authorized 10 execute
a COOL and sufficient deed Of bargain and sale,
with special warranty 10 the purchaer-lhe pur-
chase money being required 10 be secured by
bond and good personal security, and deed OF
trust on the land.
Persons wishing to view the premises can make
application 10 William n. Gregory one OF The
Commissioners, residing at King William Court
house. BENZ. f. DABNEY, ]
VIM: N. GREGORY, comm'rs.
SAML. c.. SCOTT,
Jan. T-cwtds
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5POPE2Y-A Lecture on Transubstantia-
ion Will De delivered in the First Presbyterian
1hnTch Tomorrow evening at Il o'clock, BY The
faslor. Feb.
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AUCTION SALES.
By n. II. IIill, Auctionecr.

NEGROES.
Will be sold THIS MORNING, al 10: o'clock
two Negro Men, Two young Women, and three
likely Boys. n. 8. HILL. Auct.
Feb 3
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.-The subscri-
" Der, after an experience Of many years in the
sales OF Tobacco at Shockoe Warehouse, offers
his services to the Planters and Dealers in To
bacco in Virginia and North Carolina, TO sell To-
bacco Wheat and Flour on commission. All
produce entrusted 10 him shall have his sirictesl
attention. Orfce-in font Of Shockoc Ware
house. JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, JR.
Richmond, Dec. "a, ls4.-cam
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DOORS, sAsHEs, FRAMES, sc. FOR SALE.
The subscriber has on hand large quantity OF
Doors aud Sashes made in The very best man.
ner. which he would like 10 CONVEX. into money,
at prices greatly below the value Of such work
Also on hand, from small buildings taken down
and others changed, Door Frames; PANEL Doors;
Window Frames, with Sashes; Glazed Panel
and Venlian Shutters Glass Doors. suitable for
stores; Two very spacious Bow or Projecting
Windows well suited for fancy store; ana, also,
two very handsome Counters, which would be
sold on yerv favorable terms Persons who are
repairing. or may want to erect small buildings
would find their interest advanced by giving me
call !. a. y.
Feb 5-eo3l
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EVERLASTING DEsrRucrIoN.-A lecture will be
aSes BY Rev. H. Gihon, tomorrow evening, at
ctc1, in the Universalist Church, from ID
messy 9-"Who shall be punished with ever
as,'ng delruction from the presence of,he Lord,
AID IRON he glory OF his power
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FOR RENT,
m The upper part OF the Tenement over
fsssff my store, containing two rooms each on
.E.l.Q The second and third floors, and two good
garrett rooms There is also good cellar kitchen,
wine vault and coal vault This house has been
occupied by me for 10 years as private dwell
ing, and is well suited for that purpose The
rooms will be rented separately, il desred-lhe
situation being an excellent one Tor offices ioI
professional gentlemen. The entrance is on The
cross street. Possession given about Isl March.
"A. BARGAMlN,
Feb 5-,f Corner Main and 10th SIS.
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NTEGROES FOR SALE FOR CASH.
IN Forty very valuable Negroes-men, wo-
men, boys and girls-will be offered for sale in
The town Of Tappahannock, Essex county, VIII
ginia, Oh MONDAY the Eth OF February next,
that being Court day. Distant purchasers are
assured there will be no disappointment, if the
weather will admit Of conducting such business;
and, ifnot, the sale will take place The next fair
day. WARNER LEWIS,
LUCIA S. WARINC,
Executors Of Henry Waring
Jan Ii-c2awids
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A DMGNlsTRAToR's NoTICE.-All per-
~ sons having claims against The Estate OF
Edward Henry Jones, formerly Of Amelia county,
Virginia. are requested 10 present them TO Mr..
Philip b. Jones, Richmond, for payment as soon
as possible as he is anxious TO close his admins
tration on said Estate. JESSE SNEAD,
Late Sheriff of Henrico county, and as such
administrator Of Edward Fl. Jones, deceased.
Jan S-c&d3ta WIN
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WoRTHAMs OFFICE No. :, Exchange

w Place.
$4,000 Capital in The Alexandria Lottery, Ey-
ira, Glass No. 3. Drawing received by II o'clock.
Prizes $4,000, 1000, 1000, l,l6i 10 Of 1000, 10
OF 400 30 200, 40 of $50, 60 Of 100, 800 OF 70,
&c. Tickets 81, shares in proportion.
$4,000 Capital in the Alexandria District Lot
sy Gss. alTs ssS5vs5 % nGns $780,
3,OOO $500, 1000, ,769, 600. 800, ? Of $50,
, of 200 30 Of ,00O ~ OF 500, 20 Of 400, 10 OF
800, so OF 200, 100 Of $50, 100 Of 100, &c. Tick
els Sl0-shares in proportion
And 10 be dr0irn S00n
February l5th-;ss3O00O l2,O0O 5000, $500,
3,22s &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
February 22ad-:$s4O, 900. $1,000, 5000, 5000,
3,205 &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
For sale BY CHAS. WORTHAM
Feb. s
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LOTTERIES.

DIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, Corner Of 1lai,.
ID and Governor Streets.
Drawing of the Pokomoke River Lottery, No.
90 drawn 29th January:
% AZ 16 81 - 81 80 3S IA 10 % 60
Tickes Nos. l6 81 az, Capital Prize OF 80 900
in the above drawing, was sold aud paid at sight,
by BIGGER.
Schemes for the Wsek.
$4,000.
Drawing received BY Fridays mail. Capt.
tals-l0,OOO, so Of 1000 &C., SC. IS Nos, 10
drawn ballots. Tickets SO.
S6,000-l5 Ballots
Drawing received BY Saturdays mail. Capt.
Ials-s6, 900, 1000, 1900, 1900, 1856, &C., &c
IS Nos, Is drawn ballots Tickets 81.
Also, for Saturday night.
Capitals-Sl4,0 900, 1000 5000, 1000, 1901.
20 prizes of5O0, OF 400, &c. IS Nos, ~ ballots
Tickets 81
Brilliant Schemes for FsJrnarv!
Magnificent Scheme:
Grand Capital-$50,O 00!-lOO Prizes Of S, 900 +!
Drawing received by Mondays mail, Febru.
AIRY 10. Grand Capiials-l Of $4,000, $4,000,
5000, 5000, 5,000 3493, 20 prizes OF 1000, 500,
1850, LOO, 100 prizes of 1000, &C., &c. IS
Nos, Is drawn ballots. Tickets Sl5.
$4,000 Dollars Capital
Drawing received by Wednesdays mail, Feb
ruary ~. Splendid Capitals-l OF $25 900, 5000,
5000, 1900, 20 prizes of 1000, 500, 300, 100 OF
ESQ., &c &c. 70 Nos, ii drawn ballots. Tickets
only So.
Brilliant Scheme:
S30,000!-l00 Prizes OF 81 900 $500 lowest 3
No. Prize y
Drawing received by Mondays mail, February
II. Splendid Capitalist OF $4,000, 5000
1000, 2,54O, 1000, 800, 100 prizes OF 900, Id
prizes Of 500-(lowest 3 No. Prize $500 SC.
&c. IS Nos, ~ drawn ballots. Tickets only $40
Splendid Scheme:
10000 Dollars 10000 Dohars!!
Drawing received BY Mondays mail, February
81. Splendid Capitals-l Of $4,000, 10000
G,0OO 2,4l0, 10 prizes $4,000. 500, 200, 1000
500, &C., &c. 7SNos, II drawn ballots. Tickets
| $40.
II For other Schemes, call atthe Office.
~ Packages Of wholes and shares Singl,
wholes and shares always on hand in the usna
great variety, and, as usual, prizes paid at sight
Immediately after the drawing
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended TO, and drawing sen
when requested. TIdOS. B. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
Jan. 30
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HUMBUGGERY THE ORDER OF THIS
AGE AND GENERATION
mol much Of an Arehitect, bu pretty fair Builder.
TIME undersigned ever Che hopes) grateful,
i takes this mode of expressing 10 those friends
who have paronized him in prosperity and adj
versity, his heartfelt thanks and 10 assure them
that, though he may not have the facility OF doing
very extensive business, il an indomitable and
unconquerabe spirit energy of character, and
assiJuilyio all business confded 10 him, shall en-
title him 10 continuance Of their iayors, he will
entertain no apprehension oflheir being withheld.
To the citizens .; Richmond generally, and its
envrons, he would say, there is as much hum
buggery perhaps, iH house-buidins as in most
other things; and ,whiiA he makes no very great
profession about his skiit in archtecture-that il
is not every Architect who may make very
pretty house upon paper, who is Builder; nor is
every Builder an Archi:ect-he hat,ets himself
that he can plan and build as good house as any
Of these fine paper house-huilders- and should
they be in want OF his services he would be
pleased to wait on them, and they may rely upon
any work done BY him, being executed in man.
ner that shall please, and the charges, though uni
form, as low as those OF any other man, Tor SINH
liar material and work.
Having been in business here from early boy
hood to this time, and intending, il an honest liv-
ing can be wrought ou, 10 rest his bones near The
Capital of his native State, he will mol trouble his
friends Tor newspaper recommendations; the work
is what he wants.
Very respectfully, ]. a. GODDlN.
y. 3. This is the season 20 make contracts, IL
you want good house built during this year
a G.
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE, No. 3 Exchange,
IL Richmond.
$4,000 capital in the Alexandria Lottery, l;1-
ira, Glass No. 33, the drawing received BY o.
clork. Tickets 81 for sale until | O'clock.
Also for To-Day.
$40 900, Alexandria Lorery, Glass No. o.
Prizes $4,000, 10000, 5000, 5000, &c. &c.
Tickets $40, shares in proportion-ior sale until
i O'clock at HOl Is,
Feb. No 3 Exchange.
COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME subscribers have this day formed con-
i nexion forthe purpose ofiransactinga Gene
rm Commission Business in the city OF Richmond
under the firm Of PREsroS & ESDERs, and will
give particular attention 10 the sale Of Tobacco
Wheat. Flour, and other produce committed 10
their care They will confne themselves exclu-
sivey 10 The Commission Business and make
liberal advances on produce entrusted 10 their
charge Their office is Immediately opposite
Shockue Warehouse.
MOSES II. PRESTON,
JOHN ENDERS, Jr.
JAN l4-d2w&cif
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CITATIONS OFFICE-Drawn Nos. Of
~ Alexandria Lottery, Glass 5, February Isl.
a 30 So IS 81 DC Sc e. So Al 3D.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery, No. 5, jan
3ls
G5 80 % 81 Gl 81 II So 4 80 10.
Tickets Nos. 81 81 65, and A % SO, two more
capitals sold and paid By STRATTON.
For Saturday, Feb Sih-SiOOO0, 1000, 5000,
5000, 5000 $500, 1000, 1863, l,6O0 500, $50,
| POO, ~ Of 1000. Tickets $40
Feb. 22d-S40,000 $1,000, 5000 5000, 320S,
&c. Tickets $40
Orjers for packages, certificates of packages,
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent when re-
ques!ed. Please address orders 10
n. STRATTON.
Feb. 1 Richmond Va.
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SILVER MEDAL

A WARDED by the Franklin Institute, Phila-
n delphia, and American Institute, New York.
Improped DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENEsSES
Taken by Van Loan and Rezer
y5Rooms at the Mansion House, No. 50, Main
Street, short distance below the Bell Tavern.
Opposite side,) Richmond, va. !,
Miniatures of all sizes taken, and colored j
requested, in clear, cloudy or rainy weather
Instructions given in the Art, and Apparatus
of the most approved kind furnished on reasona-
bic terms. Chemicals and polishing substances
for sale.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited 10 call and
examine specimens. :,
Open at 8 o'clock, A. M. Jan. l3-u
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COKE FOR SALE.
T HAVE taken the yard corner OF Carey and
9th Streets where 1 shall keep for sale sup
ply of natural Coke-deliyered any where within
the corporation for II cents a bushel, or Tor 10
cents in the yard JESSE SNEAD.
Eah d-eo2t
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Z. WILLIAM H. BEDFoRD-sir: Take
a, WM nonce, thai. on The 4th day of March next
mia a INNS in Chesterfield county, Virgi,
mact ~. 'aSh take The affidavit of Thomas NJ. Wo-
now ae eDs nSSasr e be read as evidence 10 snt
Iaw aa ps@ r IN the Circnit Superior Court VI
rSeb 'uu 1naneery for the county Of Amelia, in
camn,y you and others are Plaintiffs, and /, as
, .s Of Francis Robertson, Defendant; and
a y ae Ign day Of The same month, at The Store
a-ss o. Richard Goode, in the county of Ches.
,s iTsu; ana State of Virginia, shall take the
.r sa,n o. sundry other witnesses, to be read as
Sa"ua' IN lhe same suit; and, in case any thing
Nm a~ ocGur, 50 that should no, be able TO lake
h ~ ~, "a !dat day, shall continue from day to
Sa. each place, until do take Them between
4'uis OF ten o'clock and sunset Of each day.
Yours, &C.,
HENRY w. ROBERTSON,
T., Committee of Francis Robertson.
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T F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY Of
j. FICE, OPPOSITE ruE EXCHANGE Horgl.,
R,ehmO,d, Virginia.
Riel and Splendid Schemes tor February,
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. g. 10 be drawn
February 9Th, 1915. Capitals: prize OF $40 600,
$4,000, G,UO0, 5000, 5000, $500, 1000, 1909,
COO 1900 $50, 200, 20 prizes OF 900, &c.
Whole Tickets slo halves s quarters : So
A Certificate of package OF 26 Whole Tickets
in the above will be sen, for $3.50; halves 60;
quarters 81 so.
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. !. to be drawn
February 18th, 1915. Capitals $4,000, 10000,
5000, $500, 1927 80, 5000, $500, 40 prizes OF
1000, &c, &c Whole Tickets $40; halves );
quarters 50. A certificate OF a package Of %
Whole Tickets will be sent for $3.50; halves is;
quarters 20 80.
10000 Dollars
To b. draual on The Birih-Dnyot Washington!
Alexandria Lottery Glass No. s. TO be drawn
32nd February, 1915. Capitals $4,000, $4,000,
5000, 5000 320s, SO OF 900, &C., &c. Tickets
Sl0--shares in proportion. A certificate OF a
package of25 Whole Tickets in This magnificent
Scheme will be sent Tor SI40; halves 70; quar-
lers S35.
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotte-
ries, for sale by J. F. WORD.
NY Orders Tor Tickets and Shares and Cerifi-
Gates Of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries,
(or smaller ones, that are drawn every day in
the weekly enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
official account OF each drawing sent immediate
IL after il is over 10 all who order from
Jan. IS J. F. WORD, Richmond Va.
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sa,oO5,s7o 80 1891, 1863 IS
s3,OO5,97O 80 s3,63l, 1868 IS
w. SOUTHGATE, Cashier.

MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BANK OF WHseIINo,
January 90, l645.
To his Eaeelleney JAMES McDowELI, Governor !.
| do myself the pleasure 10 enclose 10 you
herewith statement, showing the condition OF
this Bank on the 18th instant as required by the
18th section OF its charter.
With high regard and consideration,
Your obedient servant,
J. CALDWELL, President.