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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

WAS committed 10 the jail Of this county on
w The filth day OF ibis month Negro Man,
who calls himself JAMES ALLEN, and says
he belongs to Ezekiel Speed Of Abbeviile Dis
tric, South Carolina. James is about % years
Of age, FIVE feet FIVE or six inches high is quite
bowlegged, ard ;ule deaf he is Of bright ginger
cake complexion, and very intelligent; ne seems
10 te we'll acquainted with The travelling routes
through North and South Carolina, Georgia and
Alabama, having, as he says travelled through
those States with his former master, George
Nixon, who, he says, is Negro-trader.
The owner or owners Of said slave, are re-
ques,ed TO come forward, prove property, pay
charges, &C., Otherwise lie will be dwelt with as
the law directs.
= : J. THOMPSON, Jr., Jai!or,
Goochand Court House, Virginia.
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cprDlT0RS TAKE NOTICE

CREDITORS, TAKE NOTICE.
THE creditors (il any) Of Richard Cole, de-
L ceased, late OF Louisa county, Virginia
will please bring forward their claims without
delay, for adjustment, there being assets now in
hand 10 pay Them y distribution is intended
speedily; and those who disregard this call will
be barred. RICHARD TALLEn,
Administrator OF Richard Cole, decd.
Iou;S, lime II lS15-cWiWt
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THE Field IS STILL DIo 7 ".NOLD u Hr""1s
c9N 600. ina whole Ticket

som BY r. RUSSELL BIGGER.
Tho following arc the drawn Numbers OF
Inc Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. As,
drawn at Wilmington, June llh lSi5:
aG ca 10 Is 10 &c 80 81 60 % Sc is 40.
Whole Ticket Nos. 10 46 GO, entitled 10 the
Grand capital of $4,000, was sold, and will be
paid when presented al Foailaes Lonngc by
rN'N T. RUSSELL BIGGER.
Besides the above, "nanieronS small ones" OF
81 900. 500, I00 which would be too tedious to
mention in the form OF an advertisement IT,
therefore Won are in want OF MONEY call OF ad.
dr.ss yonr orders for Tickets in the $4,000 for
,he oSb 10 T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Agen, for D. Paine & Co., Managers Of Lotteries.
Grand Schemes 10 Draw Shortly.
S0OOO DolIars-l5 Drawn Ballots.
a. Grand Consolidated Lottery, No 40, TO be
drawn july 5h, at Wilmington Splendid Capt.
tails. $4,000 dollars, 5000, 5000, 5000, 1870,
prizes OF 1000, Of 500, 10 of 1000, &C., &C.
7s numbers, Is ballots. Tickets 10 dollars A
certificate of 26 Whole Tickets only SlIO-
Shares in proportion.
S35,295 10000 nett
Lowest prize $40 nett; lowest, No prize $50 nett.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. so, 10
I've drawn July 18th, in Wilmington. Splendid
Capitals: 1926 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000,
1924, , Of 2,000 Of 100, 20 of 500, &C., &c.
Is Nos, - ballols Tickets only 10 dollars
package of 25 wholes in the above for 1920
Warranted 70 draw 100
A certificate will be sent for 500
Shares in proportion.
II For other Schemes call atthe Office.
II Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended to, and drawing semi
when requested. T. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
June 26
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1.MES RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, June %.
RIVED

-, yelve,deer T. Dunn, with SO tons mdzc'
pei Lynchburg, 10 l.. D. Crenshaw \ % :,
~, rn g Crenshaw, Preston & Enders, Jones =
~ ~ Henry Ludlam & Co., and Sam'l }. Jonss'
"a, Pioneer R. Parsons, with Al: tons ,'J Eo
,, I,ynchburg, 10 S. J. Jones, Preston y l s.
- :" Henry Ludlam s Co., Warwick, DIV, nre &
= Ro Gwathmey, and Bridges, Mckinney :
: CLEARED, !, ., tono
Boa, Champion. S. Guerran,, .,;,ls
,;,e for New Canton and ss0s %, TONS mdze..
Boa, Exit, D. Howell; WIN c sps . CO.
Beaver Dan 9sd hSss HSo S; New Mar
ia !. SS.c,,,syille and Lynchbnrs. :, :,
e. seo' S.,ayia ]. Fl. Anderson, with l6a tons
Boat 0 Tex No. 81, Warren and Lynchburg.
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Commissioners saSc Of Real Estate in Ne~ Kent.

CEDAR HILL.
DY virtue OF Decree of the Circuit Superb
ID or Court Law and Chancery for The county
OF James City and City OF Williamsburg, pro-
nounced on The 18th day Of May, 1915 in the
case OF Bucktrout against Mackinder and others,
We shall on the 81 Thursday in July next, being \.
Ken, county couii.day, at New Kent court
honse, sell 10 the highesl bidder, at public auction
on a credit (exccp,as 10 the costs Of suit and ex-
penscs of sale, which will be required in cash) Of
one, two, and three Years, 10 carry interest from
he Isl day OF January in the year 1876 that
well known estate called Cedar Hill, lying in The
county OF New Kent, a short distance above The
old village of Cumberland, supposed 10 contain
acres, more or less; possessing many ad"an-
lagcs and considered one OF the most beautiful
and desirable residences in lower Virginia. 1t is
believed that The timber and cord wood on the es-
tate will pay The purchase money. The privilege
oil seeding small grain in the fall, and cutting
wood Immediately after the sale, will be gwen,
and full possession on The Isl January, lc46.-
Bond and approved security, and deed in trus, on
The land, will be required Of the purchaser. The
lille is considered perfectly good, but We shall sell
and convey as commissioners only.
GEO. w. SOUTHALL,
VIM. S. PEACHY,
X. T. LACY,
June l7-cw4w Commissioners.
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Lewis HEiil.

COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT.
Ass;s,cd by .Mr. I'm. Gouldtn,
A TTENDS 10 hiring out negroes collecting
II claims in this city and the country, and at
tends Caroline County Court. Office over Jos.
II. Colquius Saddle Store, Main Street.
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CTRATToNs OFFICE, No. 5, South l4th

CREATIONS OFFICE, No. 5, South l4th
~ Street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, $50,
June oath:
81 1 Sc % IL A 40 , Is AZ 81 80 81 GO GO.
Ticket Nos 40 sc
| ID is
I" , % 40
% 81 81
80 AZ 81
40 sc 81
/" Al 81 Sc
Eight more Capitals in one Lottery, sold and
paid By STRATUM.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia Lottery, No. 26, June
2l 20 "a 3 SIS A 60 g. 81 Ga 65 40.
Ticse.s. Nos. 4 67 "a, 81 81 So, IS g. 20,
Tree more Capitals, sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria Lottery, Extra l53
June Of:
20 3 65 81 5 II 80 l6 80 "a 90 % II.
Whole Ticket Nos. 3 l6 80, 500; also, half
Tickle, Nos. G5 20 II, $200-Two more prizes
s,i and paid by STRATUM.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass 20,
June o.
d % % , 81 IA 50 SIS % 65 G. 20.
Ticket Nos 81 so 65, another prize of $500
making fourteen Capitals sold and paid in four
dayshy STRATTON,
july The All-prze Seller
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS
a LII creditors of James Cole Dickinson, late
n OF Louis; county, are called upon 10 pro-
duce their claims Immediately for settlement; and
persons 10 whom the decedeni was bound as Sc
curly for others are particularly urged 10 make
their demands Immediately known TO the under
signed and 10 see the principals, else this notice
will be pleaded in bar.
All indebted 10 the deceased, likewise, arc mott
fed 10 make immediate payment, as the condition
of the Estate admits oi no indulgence.
JONATHAN Il. COWIlERD,
Administrator with The will annexed.
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ALSO,
An additional supply of Ladies French Mo-
rocco Slippers, from the same house, very hand
some, and will be sold quite cheap at
DAVID BULLINGTON'S,
June 81 81, West Main Street.
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LOTTERIES.
HOyt,s Lottery Office.
MO :, EXC Ii a N G z PLACE, RICH
In MOND, VIrpinia.

1N MOND, Virginia.
Splendid Lotteries for Jatly
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No 81, for lS45, to
be drawn at Alexandria, d. c., Saturday, July
5lh lSi5. Splendid Capitals $50 600 10000
5000, $500, $500, 1850, prizes of 1000, 20 Of
1000, 90 oil 500, 20 of 400, &c. 66 Nos, II
drawn.
Tickets So halves 5, quarters 2 so. Ger
tificales OF Packages OF % whole Tickets $3.50;
% halves So; % quarters 81 SO.
10000 Dollars Capital
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. %, for 1915, 10
July IL, 1915 Capitals $4,000, 10000 5000,
$3.50, 100 prizes OF 1000, &c. &c. 10 No. Lot
terry, l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 3 so. Ccrli-
ficates OF Packages of % whole tickets $3.50, &c
halves Is, 20 quarters 80 So
10000 Dollars Capital!
Alexandria Lottery, Class % for 1916, to be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, July
10Th, 1915. Grand Capitals $4,000, 5000,
5000, 5000, 3,0O8, 50 prizes of | 600 50 OF 500
6O OF 800 &c, &c; lowest prize $l2
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters so. A GER
lIhca;c OF package of % whole tickets will be
sent for $40, halves 70, quarters IS.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class 80, for 1915, to be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, July
-, lS45. Brilliant Scheme: 100000, 10000,
1000, 5000, $500, 1897, so prizes Of 1000 SO
OF 400, so of 300, 100 oil 200, &C., &c.
Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 3 so. Certf-
Gates of packages Of 26 whole tickets $l3O, DC
halves IS, 90 quarters 80 so.
P. S. When in town always call at Hoyt's for
Prizes. Please note the above Schemes and
remit Immediately.
II Orders Tor Tickets, and Shares, and Certi-
ficates OF Packages in The above splendid Lotte-
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent i'm
medialely 10 all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, June % d. Nj. HOYT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CLIFTON ACADEMY

TINE presen, session OF this School will close
J. with an examination on Friday The 18th OF
June, and after vacation of month The exer-
cises will be resumed on the 18th ofJuly ensuing.
The charges for board and tuition will be The same
as heretofore, which may be seen by referring 10
The Enquirer or Wing of Nov. Is, 1874.
June 3-cwtf RIO. q LOVING
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SALE AT AUCTION OF A VALUABLE
FARM IN HANOVER

pG virtue ci a deed Of trust executed 10 the
IL subscriber bv the late Mrs. Susan Fox, upon
The first day OF May, in the year 1873 10 secure
The payment of certain sums OF money therein
specified, shall, as trustee mentioned in tie said
deed, sell al public auction, for cash. upon the pre-
misses, on the lth day OF July, 1915, that certain
tract or parcel of Land, lying and being in Black
wells Neck, in the lower end oil Hanover county,
containing 1876 acres, and bounded as follows, 10
wit beginning on Pamunkey River atihe mouth
oil branch that divides this land and Benjamin
Oliver, Jr.'S land, running from thence up The said
branch as il meanders eighly-two poles 10 the
public road leading tom the Piping Tree to-
wards the city OF Richmond, thence South that
road as winds ISL poles 10 corner in the same
with John Real, thence with the said Reals land
n. l3! +. 81 poles By ine-trces ranging nearly
with the lower part OF The banl, OF ditch thrown
outwards from this land, thence running nearly
on The edge Of ditch cut altogether on this land,
passing marked gum and marked broken
down red oak -, poles 10 John Ba>ses l. nd, the
aforesaid ditch continued, and branch as i, me-
anders 29i poles To Pamunkey River, and thence
down The said river 10 the beginning
believe the tile 10 the above property 10 be
indispulabe, but shall sell il with special war
raniy only as trustee JOS MAYO,
June IT-ct1s Trustfe
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NOTICE.

,,r subscriber having purchased the entire
SOCK Books ss Ss9 % sy,,S &c. :. Of #. Mr. s.: s.
T B, !, h. I'D S' saad So. is Main street,
ness "a. a use every means in his power 10 give sa
and s WI, = 10 all who may patronise him. He
usar''Ib% ~ attention and low prices, TO merit and
ssss tal! share of The public patronage,
y - viii enable the subscriber TO sell on The
YElSs, ,s,sonable terms and consists of a general
ss S,s1ol Theological, Classical, Miscellaneous
a' WING Papers, Drawing do, ouills, Pens, SC.
P Pins1 Cutlery Razors Razor s'rops, Shaving
O1 IL Ink Stands, Desks, Pencils, &c, &c:
.h srse variety of Fancy Articles, Paper Hang
;,.s sc. &c. 100 numerous to mention.
lIlnew Books received Immediately after pub
,..a.;nn A. G. PENDLETON,
''''''V'' No l6, Main street.
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DJsSoLUTYON OF co-PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARINERSHIP.
TINE Co-partnership heretofore existing under
The firm OF C. a. Hall & Co, is BY mutual
consent this day dissolved All persons indebted
10 said concern will please make immediate pay
menl and all debts due b. rs shall be PAID, on
presentation, BY GREEN FALL
The manufacturing Of Tobacco will be CONT
nued at the same place by GREEN HALL.
June 27-c3t
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HANDSOME AND SUPERIOR
IA OcS for Children

TNEIE snbScri er has Just received the follow
i ing Shoes for Children from Philadelphia.
made by McCurdy and Slrauon. The Ladies.
and purchasers generally, can select from beau
tiiul variety of the latest styles. A call is re-
specially invited. The assortment consists Of
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DIYIDEND.-The President and Directors OF
the Manchester Gotten and Wool Manu-
featuring Company, have declared a dividend OF
nine per cent on The capital stock, payable al my
Office on and after the 2lst inst.
ALFRED I. HARRIS,
June l7-c4t Agent for the Company,
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LANDS FOR SALE.
Valuable Land for sale

TN NOTTUWA1.
Nv ILL be sold on Wednesday, the 10Th day
w of September next, on the premises, il not
previously sold privately, that valuable tract 0.
Land on Holloway river, OF which the late Elisha
Jeilress died possessed. The tract contained
about 500 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. Il,
lies about miles from Jetiress' Store and ad-
joins the lands of Col knight, Ed. L. Jelirc>s,
q. Cralle and Charles Smith. II may be advan-
tageously divided into two tracis-and purchasers
disposed 10 buy privately are referred TO Col. Asa
Dupny, OF Prince Edward, or John P. Dupny, OF
Noltoway, who arc authorized 10 negotiate in be-
half OF the DISTRIBUTES.
June 3-cwtds
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REFERENCES.
Messrs. jos. Whitney & Co.,
Josiah NJ. Jones, Esq, Boston
Messrs. Spofiord, Tilston & Co,
Shepherd Knapp Esq, New York.
Alessrs. {. NJ Leupp & Co,
Messrs. Hadiock, Hazelline & Reed, philad.
Nles>rs. Poland, Jenkins & Co, Baltimore
Mess:s. Friend Humphrey & Co., Albany.
5oots Shoes ami B,ogans.
on WEDNESDAY, June is, at 10 o'clock at
office,
400 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
BootS Shoes AMI Bresans.
On TUESDAY, July s, al 10 o'clock,
1oO cases Boots Shoes and Brogans.
Boots, Shoes and Brosans.
On THURSDAY, July II, at 10 o'clock, at
Office,
700 cases Boots, Shoes and BIogans.
BooiS Sizes ami BrosaaS.
ON WEDNESDAY, July 80 a, 10 o'clock, al
Office
700 cases Boots, Shoes and Brogans.
Boo's, Shoes and Brocans.
On WEDNESDAY,, August l3, at 10 o'clo, K,
al office,
700 cases Boots, Shoes and Brosans.
81 The above sales comprise the best stock d,
goods ever offered in Boston, and every lot on the
catalogues will be sold without reserve.
June IA
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Grand Scheme:
l prize of $4,000 prize OF $4,000
10000 /" $500
1000 /" 1871 ,

% PTIIcS OF ,VUV, NSV, VIC.
Tickets go A Certificate Of package OF 20
whole Tickets will be sent for Sl30; halves and
quarters in proportion.
r Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerifi-
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
ly after il is over to all who order from
June 81 ]. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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Commission House.

ITO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER.
L CHANTS.-Thcs subscribers have on hand
and are constantly receiving from the best manu-
iacurers in New England, a prime stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS, which
will be sold al very low prices, for cash, they
being the sole agents
They are also agents for several Of the best
Tanneries in the country and have constantly on
hand prime assortment of LEATHER.
\. L. Cash advanced on Leather and West
e-n Produce OF all kinds
DOWLEI & WHALL,
Commission Merchants 81 and ~ Pearl ST.,
Boston
LEVI \. DowLgY
JOSEPH &. WHALL
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TAVERN AT BUCKINGHAM COURT
HOUSE FUR SALE.

n MY Own IIyhl, anu dS agent TOT JUuH oIdIUi
shall. on the lllh OF August, 1915, offer for
al. a, public auction, on a credit Of one, two
sn ,hree wears, the Tavern, Stables, &C., at Buck.
iosbam Court House, heretofore in the posses.
sj5a Of Z. L. ScrusgS; the purchaser giving bonds
NTH approved security, and deed OF trust on the
properly. Possession will be given Immediately
s,.sr The sale If sale cannot be made, it will
h rented onl from lhat time until the Isl day Of
January. lst1. At the same time will be sold
fly acres oil forest land, about FIVE miles from the
Cour House, on the New Canton Road.
July l-w5w. WM. G. OVERTON.
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The subscriber having sold out to Mr.. A. G.
p,ntls,on. requests all persons having bills
AIMS, ANS him 10 present them for payment-and
: ,bo,e indebted 10 him will please call and sell
J.. J., heir accounts He also begs that his old
~, / and customers will continue 10 palronize
- friend, Mr.. A. G. Pendleon, who, from long
.,,naintance, he can recommend to their favor;
nj has no doubt bui that they will find him wor-
'sr o, eyery encouragement they can give him.
- S. T. BARCLAY,
IL. 1 No l6 Main ST.
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CONCORD ACADEMY

TNHE next session Of this Institution will COM
i mence The lst 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 VIM. COLEMAN.
In ccfS
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lTUSIC.-A lady, educated in Europe, who is
VI thoroughly experienced in teaching Music,
and who can have the highest testimonials, wish
Sio hear OF a situation where she may have the
Conducting of Music School, either connected
With some ilourishing Female Seminary, or as
an independent teacher The lady is qualified TO
instruct in vocal and instrumental Music on the
Piano and Guitar. Being accustomed TO conduct
NE organ, she would prefer location where an
orsanis, is wanted.
Communications NAV he addressed to William
Harper, lnielligencer Office, Romney, Hamp-
shire Va. June A-cit.
COMMISSION BUSINESS. subscri-
~ Der having formed co-parnership with
!oan A. Robinson, his business will in flu
,nfe be conducted under the firm Of WILLIAMS
ROBINSON. Upon all produce in hand, Ii
Nral advances will be made. Flour of all grades
and best quality will be kept constantly on hand.
our pers Jnal attention will be given to sales OF
tobacco, Flour, Wheat, and all other consisn-
mems directed TO our care
June 20-c2m THOS. WILLIAMS
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J. r. Words Lottery Office,
Opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL, Ricn
" MoNp, Virginia

4 ltfOSllE THE EACH4SGE HOTEL, hlCH-
~ MoND, Virginia.
s1 IMPORTANT NOTICE! Gx
Great Reduction in P0stdgc'
On and after The lst OF July, a leler enclos-
ing from one TO do=en Lottery Tickets, may be
sent the distance of 300 miles for only fire CENTS
over that distance, ten cents. Many persons in
the country have been deferred from ordering
tickets in consequence of the heavy postage.
Now, however, thai difficulty is removed, and in
dviduals living 800 miles from Richmond can
get their tickets on the same terms as those pur-
chasing at the counter. Persons ordering tickets
of the undersigned, need not pay postage on their
orders, and will only have TO pay five cents on the
answer.
Attention is requested 10 The following
Splendid Lotteries FIR Jnlv:
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 81 To be
drawn July 9Th.
Capitals:
l prize Of $4,000 prize of $500
10000 /" $3.50
L 5000 prizes OF 1000
$500 20 1000
20 of 500, 20 Of 400, 10 of 300, &c, &c.
&C Nos, II Drawn.
Tickets $40. A Certificate Of a Package Of
D whole tickets will be sent for SllO halves
and quarters in proportion.
hrAaHiia ho1s'y, SidsS W.. %. - "
drawn July II.
Capitals:
prize OF $4,000 100 prizes C. 1000
10000 so 500
5000 50 200
$500 So $50
G5 of l00 &c, &c, &c.
Tickets $40. A Certificate OF package Of
2G whole tickets will be sent for $3.50; halves and
quarters in proportion.
$4,000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No %: To be
drawn July 10Th:
Capitals:
prize of $4,000 prizeoi s3,ooS
do 5000 so 60 500
do 5000 60 do 800
1913 of 100, &c, &c.
Tickets $40, and forrest Prize Sl2 A Cert
ficate OF Package of 25 whole Tickets in The
above will be sent for Sl20.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 30: To I've
drawn July 26.
Grand Scheme:
l prize of 10000 ! prize OF $4,000
10000 $500
1000 | 1871 %
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w. P. Turpin's Lottery Office
A FEW DOORS above The Union Hotel
n Man Street, Richmond Virginia.

A FEW DOORS above the Union Hotel
II Man Street, Richmond, Virginia.
Capitals far .Iuiy, 1915.
10000 dollars 10 be drawn 5th of July
10000 dollars TO be drawn l2h of july
10000 dollars 10 he drawn 10Th of JULY.
10000 dollars 10 be drawn 2Gh of july
The following are some of the leading Schemes
to be drawn This month-among them will no
found three capital Pr7-es Of 10000 dolIors oue
Of 10000 doiiars, besides others OF 10000 COCO
5000, &c, SC. &c.-making in The whole, nil,
ionsof dOEars, 10 be distributed by Lottery in the
course OF the month.
Packages or single Tickets in these, or in anv
Scheme advertised by Messrs Gregory & Co
always for sale by VIM. P. Tupin, who has re,
Gently sold Tin Whole Tickep a Cagiial Prize
If 10000 dollars, Tie second Cdp,al of 1000 dol-
lars, and sundry smaller ones Of 900, 500, 800,
&C., &c.
Postages being reduced, remi.tanccs will be re.
ceived from any part of The Country free Of post
age.
Orders attended 10 By retummai and when re-.
quested, drawings forwarded as soon as received
Scheme for 5M mr.
Alexandria Lottery Glass No. 81, 10 be drawn
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r. EsnsseII Bigger,

GENT for The Managers, Cd. Paine &
IL Co.. Richmond Va.
Look al he Pri=es so'd al Fortunes Lounge
Ticket Nos. 10 80 IS, small Capital Of $50, 600
Do. 25 so 80, do. do 10000
Do. III 90 80, do. do, $4,000
and 10 Prize of 10 600 dollars each! have been
sold at the old established PRIZE OFFICE.
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Tickets so, anil iowsd 7ri-eS l2 A Certificate
Of Package Of p Whole Tickets in the above
will DC sent for Sl20.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 50, 10 be drawn
Inlv Of
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Rtr1fDoornopu lsmqo1frrre
LOTTERIES.
Slralfo,n,s dsGsce

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TEENy,u
IN STREET.
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Acting Executors Of c. A. Sirang
May 21-ctds (Whig 10 copyl
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IN, SsKKT aRoN AND srON D
MANDATORY
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tioa.
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burning either WOOD OF coal
esove f,pes and evvry other article In his
line. made 10 ortsr a ths shesscsl sotiee.
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