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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

TINE Summer course Of private instruction
i will commence on Monday April the 10,
and continue until the end Of August. The plan
which will be pursued during the course, is in
tended 10 prepare the Student in the elementary
branches of his profession, and thereby enable
him 10 derive the fullest advantage from The
Winter course OF Lectures, and will embrace
lectures and examinations upon General Physi-
ology, Pathology and Therapeutics, constituting,
as they do the entire substructure Of Medical
Science The Student will also have The benefit
of clinical instruction at the Aims House and
College Hospital, embracing large share OF Sur
gical cases and operations Fee $50.
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. u.
Richmond March %. ls45-cl0w
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CTRATTON'S OFFICE, No. 5lh, Soulh lll
- Ctr.o,

CREATIONS OFFICE, No. 5lh, Soull' llth
- Street.
Lei all lhr world say what they can,
For selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Drapjns 5creircd er'1n dan al o'r'ofs.
Drawn Nos, Leesburg, Glass No. 90, May ~:
Il; 81 % 5s 81 81 Ga 20 Ii II GU - ~ I'll.
Ticker, Nos. 81 I'll -, another Prize sold AMI
paid by m
Drawn Nos. 10 Alexandria, extra, Glass li"r May
JIth
25 81 Al 20 50 &C 2s 81 IS 10 3 ls 'n 81 10
Whole ticket Nos. % G. &C, and ball l'cke!
Nos 81 % So, two more capitals, sold ana pad
~ w. : ~ STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. in Mononsalia, Glass ~ MAY l0h
re- SO 20 80 - u ! . 10 "a p 20 10
Tickets Nos. ) . 30 10 81 20, y 10 p, and
Nos. % - SO, a prize OF 1000 dolars-makIng
four more capitals; all sold and p nn ny TroN
Drawn Nos. in Alexandria. Class ~ May is;
40 80 70 80 CT rs 3 2l - l6 0o 81 Is:
Whole Ticket. Nos 81 3s 10, prize OF S5ou
ami share do, Nos II 81 %, Prize OF S2oo
Both sold and paid by ~ 49,
Drawn Nos in Alexandra, extra, No. III, May
18th:
81 3, 81 q % 80 80 30 G. 40 Il CT :
TicLe, ms Ga 67, another prize sold and
:, 'I Inv W. STRATTON,
Pd,u =, On The All-Prizc-Seller.
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LOTTERIES.
r.. Russell Esi-ger.

A GENT for the Managers, Cd. Paine &
n Co.. Richmond Va.
Diawing of Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass &c
81 ST u as G 60 p . 10 IA 50 "a.
I'eSe'' Nos 81 Sc g., small prize of 500,
20. do; y 81 56, do. 200,
both sold and paid by T. R. BIGGER.
Drawing of Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass o.
% 80 81 II IS Is 10 81 SO 81 % - SO 80 80
Half Ticket, Nos. % IS 70, still another Capt.
lai' sold and paid by 7. r. BIGGER
Drawing OF Pokomolie River Lottery, Glass %
80 60 % G3 % 50 G1 - 81 u.
Drawing Of Grand Consolidated Lottery. No -
IS % So 20 81 81 so A p Al rs 10 Is.
Schemes for the Week.
DrarinS recrirfd crery d0vat ocloek.
IS Nos, Is Drawn Ballots.
For Tuesday-Capilals: 10000 dollars Sc
&c. - Nos, 10 drawn ballots Whole Tickets
dollars. A splendid Scheme 10 buy packa ge
in-thfTe being Is drawn Nos. in each package
oil % Tickets. A certificate Of - Tickets is only
$40 81.
For Wednesday -20,000dollar 10 OOu. 4 O0O
= 800, 800, l,i0i, = ol 200, of 100 OF Iona
of 900, Of 800, Of 700 of GOO, 300 OF 500 &c
GG Nos, 10 ballols. Whole Tickets dollars
For Thursday-Captal: Is 600 dollars { o0O
5000, 1000, ,i23, 200, LOO, 10 Of 900 &c
% Nos, l3 drawn ballots. Tickets only dollars.
For Friday Capitals. 10. 600 dollars. ) Off o0,
&c. 70 Nos, l3 ballots. Tickets 3 dollars.
For SaInrday-Cariials: 5000 dollars, 1000
l,6Oo, l,3lo, &c. y Nos, - drawn. Tickets
, dollars.
Also, for Saturday nighl-Capilals: 1000
dollars b0oo, 5,UOO, 1000 sol, 20 Of 900, &c.
10 Nos, II drawn. Tickets dollars.
GRAND SCHEMES TO DRAW SHORTLY
Extraordinary Grand Lottery for thc
gath May!
$50 0O0-2O pri-es Of S5,00O-lowesL three Va
Pr'-e FIRE Hundred Uoilaysi
sIxrY-sIX NCMBERs-RLgvES DRAWN.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED. Class No a
10 be drawn at Wilmington, MAY 9th, 1915 &C
No. Lottery, Il drawn ballots, Zone more than
usually
Capitals: of 10000 dollars OF 10000, | OF
$500, 20 Of 5000 20 OF 1000, 20 Of 1000, 30 Of
$50; So OF 500, lowest number prize
Isl and ID drawn Nos 600 dollars; Sd and tlh
drawn Nos. 100 dollars.
Tickets $50; halves 10: quarters ); eishls > 20
Packages on very lvera Terms.
For Wednesday, May 2sth.
Capitals 3 Of $4,000, .. 1000 10 Of 1000
&c. - Nos. II ballots Whole Tickets ss.
Grand Consolidated No Al, draws at vii.
minglon, Nav 81. Capitals: 10000 dollar.
1000, 1000, 2,ll7:, 100 Of 1000, &c - Nos,
l2drawn. Tickets only 0dollars
For Monday, June 2.-3O,00O dollars, 1000
100 Of l,00o, &c. - Nos, II drawn. Tickets
only 10 dollars.
AZ For other Schemes cali allIe Office.
r. Packages Of whales and shares. single
wholes and share, always on hand in the rlsa
great variety; AMI, a usual, prizes paid a, sight
Immediately after lhr drawing.
f. Orders Tor packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes, and in all Lotteries
will be promptly attended 10, and drawing sen
when requested. L. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Managers Office opposite ruins Eagle Hotel
MAY -
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Mayo I0l Main street, Richmond, Va.
j. +. Words Lottery Office,
nPpOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. RICH-
lFPOSlIE THE EXCHANGE f1oThi, hiSh
ynxD Viruinia
''|N'i . S''s'N'
Solo,,j;J IojI,y,cS In BIZ drOrn in JI0H

- MoSD, virginia.
Splenlid L,oiirrics 10 be drum in 0hn.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 81, for iSi5, 10 he
drawn in Alexandra, D. C., on Saturday. May
9th, 1915. rs Nos, l2 drawn ballots: Prizes;
100000, 10000, 5000 1000, $500, i,Ol7, 100 Of
1000, &c, &c &c.
Tickets 10, halves 3, quarters $50. Ctrlil-
Gates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets Sl3o,
halves Go, quarters - 30.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No o.. for 1918, 10
be drawn in Alexandra, ID. G., on SATURDAY
May 3ls ls45 IS Nos - drawn ballo;s. P .no
1000 i,747' 25 Of 1000, % Of 500, Is OF 300,
200 Of 200, &C., &c, &c. &c
Tickets $40, Halves ), Quarters 2 80. CeT'l, u.
Gates OF packages oil 25 Whole Tickets $40, %
Halves Go, 25 Quarters 80.
g-r Orders for Tickets and Shares and Cerilil-
Gates of packages in The above Splendid Lotteries,
Tor 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
IL after il is over 10 all who order from
April % IF. WORD. Richmond, va.
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= IoUORs-O,ard and other superior French
Rrandy in hall pipes Holland Gin, Swan
brand in pipes Jamaica and An ans s Kpm
~ old and OF high flavor Mass ana s nnck Eco.
rice Liverpool filled Salt Tar IN nh barrels 5n s4;n,
giles oil every size, in bnncheS AM !oS STrp Oh
sale by 1N'l. d ~,
nr; 0S-c1U
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NOTICE.

NIJIICE.
+ UDWEIL H. BROWN and BEVERLEY
IL TUCKER having purchased the interest OF!
Edwin NJ. Taylor in the concern ofBrown, Taylor
and Tucker tina, firm is this day dissolved, and
The business will be in future conducted under The
Style Of Brown & Tucker, who are fully author
lied 10 settle all the affairs oiihc late firm.
All persons having unsettled accounts against
The lale concern or Edwin NJ. Taylor will please
presen, Them NJ once for settlement
LUDWELL H. BROWN,
EDWIN M. TAYLOR,
BEVERLY TUCKER.
Mr. Ic-dS.cOw
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crNGRAI. AGENCY.

THE subscriber after residence Of ten years
in the City, returns his thanks 70 ms SKIN. KIND
friends in The city and country LOT ,ne.r iloefal
support and confidence. He Will Commune 10 hlle
onI Negroes, rent on, Houses, collect claims OF
every description, and attend 10 an business IN MS
line. c.p. ns.r The Ranl,s ana
,,, 0 Enopirer Office. May lO-d&c3m
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NO RuiIders and Painters,

y hbWlhuerS ana l'GlntfrS.
PAINTS, JINDOIT GLASS, &c.
r EVILS WHITE LEAD--both dry and in
IL oil
Pure mountain Linseed Oil
Chrome Green
Verdlgrs in oil
Paris Green
American Vermi!lion
Chinese do
Spanish Brown
Prus.ian Blue
Chrome Yellow
Imperial Green in oil for window blinds
Venetian Red
Black Paint
Terra de Sienna
Spirits Turpen!ine
With large stock OF The best American Win.
dow Glass, embracing large assortment of
sizes; and stock OF VarniShes of superior quail.
Is, for coach builders. painters. chair makers and
others Allol which will be sold on reasonable
terms. ALIEN DUEAI. & co
May H. Main Street, Richmond.
CHEAP CHEAPER, cHEAPEST.!
TNtiREE distinct editions OF the Great National
Il Work Of the L. Stale, Exploring Expedi-
,ion-now issued:
One, IN . volumes, al only q per volume, pub
fishing every two weeks. which will he delivered
10 subscribers regularly as issued, or furnished
when ompcied-cnnlainins over 800 beautiful
engravingS and small maps.
ONF. in six vols. including the valuable Atlas
OF large maps NJ 1 L. per vol. nt which The sub
Scribe has furnished 10 The liberal patrons Of such
rich productions, ST. many SETS, in Richmond and
vicinity This edition contains nearly 100 more
Of The most superb mezzo'no STEEL rngravings,
than the cheaper edition, which, separately, would
cost more than The price Of The whole work. The
demand for this edition. al - collars, has been So
great, that three separate editions have been near
Is exhausted
Another. the most splendid production ever is
sued from The American or any European press,
for the same money at 10 dollars per volume.
IL is honnd in The richest STYLE intended as \
present for, and worthy Of The acceptance Of the
crowned heads Of Europe, and place in her diff
ierenl national libraries, aS one Of their most At
lracive, useful and magnificent ornaments.
1t has been acknowledged ny The different En-
ropean press, as a work worthy of the hiehes,
commentator, and superior 10 any other Of the
character ever pub.ished-proviny incon,esiblv
the enviablc, elevated position ot our own artists
and cur enterprise. compared with those OF any
nation in The world.
This splendid edition, rs well rs the Two others,
has been forwarded, and viii he delivered in any
pan Of Tins State or Ncrrb Carolina, and can be
freely examined on application Al The office Of
ID. g. KING,
Agent for the publishers, Powhatan House,
Richmond, Va. Nlay9
PRINTS.
DT the Nassau We are receiving lew cases
ID more oi Philip Alien s. Son Spring Prints,
Of entirely new styles.
ALSO,
Bales Mariners Stripes
Gases Rleachcd DrllingS
> do CamletS
= do Summer Tweels
| do do VeslingS
For sale low, hy
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
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T. Russell Bisger's Office.

II. kWSScII BISSefS VHICc.
DRAWlNG of Grand Consolidated Lottery
H. Glass No. 40:
5 - rs SO 20 . 81 81 80 Al ~ Al &c 10 Is.
IS Nos. Is drawn ballots.
Drawing received this day, (Tuesday) Capt.
lots. Whole Tickets 81. A splendid Scheme
10 buy Package in, there being 10 drawn num-
bers in each package of 25 Tickets, and a pack
age may contain 5capilal prizes.
A certificate OF 25 Tickets only $40 %. For
sale ty t. RUSSELL BIGGER,
Opposite the Eagle Ruins.
u BUYERS are requested 10 examine the
Grand Scheme that draws al Wilmington, Salur-
day. 2ith May May 20
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fscapi:s" Machines.

The >llNcIiber having pnr-
chased, in The Spring OF 1911,
Of MIR. CYRUS ri. McCor-
mick, The Patent Right in his
highly approved Reaping ma
chimes for The counties Of
FIcnrico, New Kent, Charles
Civ. James City and Glou-
cester, would inform The Far
mers OF those counties, that
he is now prepared 10 furnish
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WATSON s. DlBRELL.

COMMISSION and FORWARDING MER-
u CHANTS, opposite the BASIN , SHEDS, Rlcn'
mond, will advance literally % iobAoCo,
WHEAT and FLOUR, consigned 10 'heIr care
March 2l-c5w
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RtrD1arnmD En1aa,1rrr1
MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
Bureau or NAvY-YARDs AND DOCKS
May ~, 1916.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed "Propo-
- sails for Goals" will be received al this Blu
rcau, until 3 o'clock, P. NJ, oflhe 18th day of June
next, for furnishing and delivering, for the use OF
the navy the following quantities and descriptions
Of Coal, al The Navy-yards specified, viz:
Portsmouth, n. Hampshire.
10 tons red ash anthracite.
B0st0n
1925 tons Beaver Meadow anthracite lump.
$50 tons Peach Orchard anthracite, (broken and
screened.)
5000 bushels best Cumberland (tor starting
5000 bushels Midlothian (tor smiths use.)
New YORK.
$50 tons Lackawana.
so do Lehigh, (broken and screened
5000 bushels lump Cumberland or Queens
Philadelphia.
50tons Lehigh (broken and screened.)
Washington.
10000 bushels lump, lm;,,.,;.n
$4,000 do average, ''''''''''a"
10000 do best Cumberland
Nortolk.
5000 bushels average, (A:,,o,.;on
1900 do CRATE or screened, "'u'o'''''"'
Pensacola.
100 tons anthracite.
Al Of the above Goals are 10 be Of the very best
quality, and 10 be free from sui hnr and all other
impurities; TO be delivered al The respective yards,
one.hal on or before the 3lsl day OF August next,
and the remaining half on or before The 3lsl day
Of October next, subject TO the inspection OF The
officers designated bv the commandants of the re-
spective yards, and in all respects satisfactory 10
the inspecting officers appointed BY him.
Persons offering are required to make separate
offers ior the delivery Of each kind Of Coal at eafd
OF The yards specified, and 10 stale the price for
each kind distinctly, that separate contracts may
be made for each navy-yard, and for each quality,
il desired by the department The price asked
for the anthracite Coal must be for the ten Of 2,40
pounds, and that for the buminous must be per
busteto Of frc pcekS as weighed or measured al The
yards where delivered; and, when delivered, salts
factory evidence must be furnished that they
were taken from The mines or pits specified in The
contracts.
Bonds, in half the amount OF each contract,
will be required for their faithful performance, IN
addition 10 reservation OF Ten per centum, upon
all bills which may I've approved; which reserved
ten per cenlum will not he paid until the compile
ton OF The contract 10 the satisfaction OF the re-
spectiye commandments OF the yards OF delivery.
l.. WARRINGTON,
Chief of Bureau.
lobe published twice week until 1lh of June
next inthe Onion, lntcilgrncer and Constitution,
Washington, D. c.; Baltimore Republican and
Sun: Pennsylvania, keystone and Ledger, al
Philadelphia; Harrisburg Union; Richmond
Enquirer; Portsmouth (Va) OH Dominion
Evening Post and Morning News, New York.
Proprielors Of the above papers will be pleased
send copy OF The paper conlainnglhe above At
yeriisment TO this Bureau.
MAY i5-2aw,1IhI
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= -
NOTICE

A LII persons having claims as creditors or le-
II gatees against the estates Of Edward Niece
hee and Frances McGehee, are requested 10 make
them known, as am anxious 10 close the bust.
ness Of the estates. This notice will be plead at
bar of all claims not now asserted.
OSWALD McGEHEE, Admir-.
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T WORDS OFFlCE.-Drawing of Alex-
y andria Lottery, Glass No. 20:
40 80 - 80 6i IS 3 "a - I6 GO 81 10.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, extra, Glass III:
IS 81 81 81 % 80 So 30 CT ~ Il Ga I.
Nos. ! SIS Il, worth 200 dollars, in the above
sold By WORD.
Drawing of Virginia Monongala Lottery,
Glass No. 20:
16 33 20 30 - - / 9 10 81 o5 , 20 10.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery. Extra, No. us:
% 81 al 20 So 81 % 81 Is IL ) lS 60 "a 65
Prizes are now sold in every Lottery. 100
prizes OF | 900 dollars in next Saturdays Lote-
ry Send on orders for single tickets or packages
YOU want prizes. Address
MAY 20 J. +. WORD.
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TOBACCO FOR THE NAVY.
Navy DEPARTMENT.,
Bureau Of Provisions anil Gotau

Bureau ~ Pr0risi0Rs anil (10taing.
May., 1913
PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed "Propo-
i sails for Tobacco" will be received al this
bureau until o'clock, P. NJ. on Tuesday. The
third day of June next for furnishing and deliver
ing al The United States navy-yards al Boston,
New York and Norfolk, where samples are de-
posted, such quantity OF tobacco probably, in
all, about one hundred thousand pounds, more or
leSs) as NAV be required hy The chief OF th, In
reau, or by the respective commandments OF The
said navy-yards, during the fiscal year commenc-
ing on the first day OF July next, and ending June
30, 1916.
The tobacco shall be equal in quality 10 The
samples al the said navy-vardS None Oft shall lie
manufactured during The winter months: all shall
have undergone natural sweat, and he branded
with the name of the manufactured, wear when,
and The place where, il was manufactured, and be
delivered in strong boxes containing from fly 10
one hundred pounds each and shall be Inspected
al The place OF delivery BY the inspector al the
ward, appointed BY inc Navy Department.
Contractors not residing Al The places where de-
lveries are required, must establish agencies al
such places, that no delay may arise in furnish
ing what may be required, and when contractor
fails promptly 10 comply with requsition, the
navy agent at the port where The tobacco is re-
CURED 10 be delivered shall be authorized 10 pur-
cTdSe lil: >dI!c, Ilu tlt oiIdll hc
be 10 any excess Of cost over the contract price.
Bidders whose proposals are accepted (and
none others) will he forthwith notified thereof:
and three DAYS ovel and above the ordinary time
required for the regular transmission nt heImail,
will be allowed for Them 10 signify their readiness
10 enter into contract; and Ten days over ard
above the ordinary time required Tor The regular
transmission Of The mail, will be allowed for The
execution and return oil contract and bond; al
the expiration Of which periods il no answer be
received, or contract and bond returned The sup
ply will be offered 10 The next loves, bidder, ac-
cording 10 law.
The Department reserves The right 10 reject all
bids from persons who have heretofore failed 10
execute their contracts.
Bonds, with two approved snrelies in one-lhrd
the estimated amount Of the respective contracts,
will be required; and ten per ccnium in addition
will be withheld from the amount of all payments
on account thereof, as collateral security, in add
ton to the bond given, to secure lis performance.
and not in any event 10 be paid until il is in all
respects complied with; and ninety per cenlum Of
the amount Of all deliveries made will be paid by
the Navy Agent within thirty days after bills dn-
Is authenticated shall have been presented 10 him.
Nav 6-W5W
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March iS-w9m


TN CHANCERY-VIR0 AL Rules held
i in lie Clerks Office OF The Superior Conn II
Chancc'y for he Richmond Circuit, the 9Th cay
of May, in the year lS45
John Sheppard, lale Sheriff Of The county 81
Henrico 10 whom The Estate Of Martin Par, de
ceased was committed fer administrator. vi b
his will annexed, Plainlif:
agains,
Levy K. Clarke aud Lucy B. hi. wife, and
another, Defendants:
The defendants aboYe-named no, having en-
tered their appearance, and given security. ac-
cordirg 10 The act of Assembly and The rnles Of
this Court, and ii appearing, ~ satisfactory cyi-
dence, that they are not inha bans OF this Com.
monwealth il is Ordered, that the said defendants
do appear here, at the rules 10 be holden in the
Clerks Office OF the said Courr, on the frs, Mon
day in August next and answer the ill ~ 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 a. The front door Of The Capitol in he said
city. A Copy-Trs,e,
May l3-c2m n. P. HOWARD. c. c.
CoMMrssIoxfR's OFFICE.
Richmond, April 10th. 1915.
IN the Superior Coun Of Chancery Tor The
i Richmond Circuit
Jobn Cosby PltH
Against
LANES Gray 81 alc. DIS.
Pursuantro decree made in this cause on The
2lsl day Of March, 1885, !, as one of the Commits
sioners in Chancery for the said Courl, have APP
pointed The Oath day Of June next between the
hours Of len o'clock, A. NJ. and two o'clock, P.
NJ, and SO IRON day TO day between the same
hours, Sundays excepted until the 29lh day Of
July following, a, my Office in The city OF Rich
mond, State OF Virginia for receiving and hear
ing The proof Of whatever debt. or claims The Gre
ditors of David NJ. Branch individually, and OF
the late firm conducted under the name of the
said Branch alone, but composed Of John B. Al
len and the said Branch. may have agains, either
the said David NJ. Branch individually or agains.
the said firm. And should any such creditors
fail, under this notice, To come forward and prove
their debts or claims, the Court will proceed 10
decree distribution Of The trust funds among
such OF the said creditors as shall have duly com.
piled herewith. JOHN SHORE,
April l6-2awi29Jy Com'r.
II New York Morning News will publish i'm
mediately twice week I'LL 18th July and send
bill olhis Office.
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HORSE POWER AND THRESHING
NJ CLINE

w Il T. III 4 ~ II.
TIME subscriber is manufacturing, for 40
i dollars, what he believes TO be The best
Horse Power and Threshins Machine now in
use He is emboldened 10 say 50, from the TACT,
that where il was used last year il was universal
" approved The Horse Power, particularly is
nnrivalled. From Two 10 four horses is all The
mower ever required; and for compacness, ease
of draught and durability, il cannot be e1celled
This Machine is calculated 10 get on, cltaa1U
from 100 10 $50 bushels per day; but for l50 dol
lars larger drum will be furnished, lha, with
four horses will thresh $50 bushels.
Orders are pouring in, and those desiring these
Machines will please inform me al once, that
may not be hurried in getting them up; and
therefore, may have heller opportunity oil luln-
ing out good article.
See MIR. Rosne's opinion Of this Machine. as
expressed in The March No. Of The Southern
Planter. In letter from DR.. Alexander Bryant
of Prince George, he says;
al prefer your machine over all others with
which am acquainted; because,
lst, II is simple in construction, and not APT TO
get out Of order.
%. II performs more work for less money than
other machines, and is fully adequate 10 crops Of
1000 10 500 bushels.
3d. Ii can be worked with The hands usually
found on farms 10 which il is adapted without,
the expense and trouble OF hiring extra labor
4th. 1t is known that the purple straw whea, (of
which we grow the mos9 has more capped grains
than any o,her-very few of which pass from
your machine n this Objectionable condition.
9Th. With three mules and ten hands, lhresh-
ed with ease 100 bushels per day. passed il through
the fan once, and stacked The straw
9th. The horsepower is, without doubt, the
most perfect have ever seen.
II In consequence OF The late extraordinary
rise in iron, the subscriber has been compelled TO
raise the price Of these machines TO $3.50.
April 2S-c6t C. T. Bolts.
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,2USTEES' SALE.-By virtue Of Deed
i Tru>. 10 US from John w. Smith, for The
II. Of his creditors, dared The 9Th day OF July,
!; snt duly recorded in the Clerks Office OF
'slsings Court OF the City Of Richmond, we
I IN MONDAY, the Goth day OF the present
m On The premises, proceed 10 SELL al public
I'm ID The highest bidder, The Real Estate con-
!; il SAID deed. described as being certain
: i parcel OF land living and being in said
,l.5iuins The land upon which the Powder
,alns Of said city is located, and is the same
!, or parcel ., land purchased BY said Smith
.oy P. Elodgden and wife: together with all
4yery right, tile and interest whatsoever, in
ana equity, The said John w. Smith in and
/ buildings and improvements thereon, and
appurenances thereto belonging, &c.
saNs -One-,hird cash; the balance in 6 and
l1nhs, The credi, payments properly secured.
II 10 commence al 4 o'clock, p NJ.
ne H5H Tar f7 wIckEa, Trustees
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