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20 = no,,,rs sooo Dollars,

Grand Scheme:
10000 Dollars-l5,OOO Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass Q, for 1915, TO be
drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, March
Isl. 1915. Splendid Capitals $40, 600, $4,000
10000, 6,OOO, 5000, 1000, 1920, 30 prizes Of !, 600
GO of 500, GO OF 400, &C., &c. Tickets SlO
halves So, quarters - so. Certificates oil Pack
ages of % whole Tickets Sl40; DC half Tickets
$40; PC quarter Tickets $50.
$4,000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 10, for 1916, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, ID. C., on Saturday, March
9Th. ls45. Capitals $4,000, 10000, 6,0Oo,
3,I4O, 5000, $500, 1000, 80 prizes OF 1000, &c.
&c. Tickets $40, halves s., quarters 81 so
Certificates OF Packages OF 25 whole Tickets
$3.50: 25 half Tickets sos % quarter Tickets
S32 80.
$1,000 Dollar Capital
Alexandria Lottery, Class IL, for 1915, TO be
drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, March
18th, 1916. Prizes:-$3O,06O,. 10000, 5000,
5000, $500, LOT, 100 prizes of 1000, &c, &c
Tickets $40, halves 3, quarters - SO. Certlil-
Gates of Packages OF % whole Tickets Sl3O
IS half Tickets S65; % quarter Tickets S32 90
10000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. II, for lS45, 10
he drawn in Alexandria, D.. C., on Saturday
March ODD, 1915. Splendid Scheme $4,000
10000, 5000, 1867, 8 prizes Of 1000, 100 Of
1000, ITO Of 800, &c, &c. Tickets $40, halves
s.. quarters 50 so. Certificates of Packages Of
SC whole Tickets Sl4O; &c half Tickets SO
26 quarter Tickets S35.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria Lottery, Class 10, for 1916, TO be
drawn a in Alexandra, D.. c., on Saturday, March
29th. Is45. Is Drawn Ballots. Splendid Prizes
$4,000, 10000, 5000, 1000, 1900, $500, 1000
800, 10 prizes Of 1000, 10 Of 500, &c, &c &c
Tickets only $40, halves IS, quarters g 50
| Certificates OF Packages OF 25 whole Tickets
Si2O; rs half Tickets SEQ; IS quarter Tickets
$50.
Single Tickets and Packages in all the Lotto
ries, for sale by ). r. wUKD:
~ Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certih.
cafes Of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
Tor smaller ones, that are drawn every day il
the week,) enclosing cash or prize Tickets
will receive the most prompt attention, ana al
official account OF each drawing sent Immediate
" after it is over TO all who order from
Feb. 81 J. F. WORD, Richmond, Va.
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~.-:., !, has a right to derive BY pre-
l. IBIS disln1 for its charge. Where then
sssnt sronnSs for The data on which the accnsa-
= : ; toandedl Tine n Sf f ! may y prove a sui.
ssnsl Exclamation; another may be ioaru ~ ma no
en-. r,,deoess Of assault upon any "aa a
@,laiins ~, only inofensiye,, but klnd anu 8.
@ysessi,, ' III his relations, who may cross Tue
soas m az Whic in some Of its part'zan move
sa Of .ns vet another, more apPlica6se sun 70
gents; a; ~ poin,, in the fact that .ne game
1. taS - ne is one practised over ana over
sharsei ubs Whic, which has cast Town more
asain oy ~ ~ ,he best men Of its parry, 70 MAKE
Ian one o. 'hse,yient tools Of the dreaded mas
se q Inc VIVA" may with safety hold his head above
Mr.. SeeSs na Of the Wing. The Re-
lie elegant al cannot even he touched BY It's "t-
publican Pa, enc iriu.' That party appreciates
ia lMis.s ~ s.N services Of its able and gailan.
10 hlsnl! ~. y withhold from them any henoIs
'nain mp ,bsy deserve and desire; adnsd MIi ;n aI far
snlea s ,,s9 Them, contidins ana eon r,;san ' nre.s
SAM, ~I 70 The paliry attacks OF = pa,' annrsben,
s':s,i ~ aaspius in the last M'oes -
son anddespalr. % say. in addi-
II : sca,.a Of our Correspondent, una. .oe
aoa e ine ,s' ,hs R. Wing arepertecily sra.ul.Gus,
s,ssrl9hs u sIy false. There is no h~umouss.nS
nd Eldieu'0'- Never did The Republican parry a &C.
i ne case, oo"5 failh Than they hare done 70,
. r,'n ne" %f. s sso'. =, No man could ,i h1vs asts1
= II more prudence, propiisa! d ans Away with
,sss Than Robert G. Scol5 has ooni' Whig-,hese
.ss .:,s S51s i sansn 8 q n i S sSa. soSsnd E s,i in 5g;
.noranse, 40" r.;1n in the Republican party IS as
'o >G~ as his silly.-Engn'rcr.J
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JIoRTHAM's oFFICE.-No. :, Exchange

Lottery for To Day.
$1,000 Capital in the Virginia Monongalia
Loilery, Glass No. 9. Drawn at IL o'clock
Prizes: $4,000, 1000, GOO, 800, 200, l73, 20 OF
so, 20 Of 50, 20 of 40, 20 OF 80, 200 OF %, &c.
Tickets 81 shares in proportion. Certificate OF a
Package OF wholes Sl2; halves g. quarters 3.
Lotteries for Tomorrow.
$1,000 Capital in The Alexandria Lottery,
Extra, Glass No. 81. Drawing received at |
o'clock. Prizes: $1,000, 1000, l,474, 1000,
, OF GOO, , OF 500, 5 OF 200, 5 OF $50, 10 OF 100,
40 OF GO, 377 Of 40, &c. Tickets 81 so; shares in
proportion. ID drawn ballots.
$4,000 in The Alexandria District Lottery,
Glass No. 8. Drawing received by Monday
morning. Prizes: $4,000, $4,000, 10000, 5000,
5000, 5000, 1920, 80 Of 900, 60 OF 500, 1919 Of
200, sc. Tickets $40; shares in proportion.
And TO be drawn soon:
March sth.-S30,000, 10000, 5000, 5000,
$500, &c. Tickets $40,
March l5lh.-s3O,OOO, 10000, 5000, $500,
l,0l7, &c. Tickets $40.
March 22nd.-S3O,0OU 10000, 5000, 1867, G
Of 800, &c. Tickets $40.
March 29h.-S3O,Oo0 10000, 5000, 1000,
3,400, $500, &c. Tickets $40.
For sale by CHAS. WORKMAN.
Fob %
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CLINTON HOTEL-NEW YORK.

CLINTON HOTEL-NEW YORK.
The subscriber, for The lasttwelve years
tia proprietor of the Clinton Hotel, respect
s!l:M fully announces 10 his friends and the
public, that he has this day associated with him
as join, partner, Mr.. JouN C. BLAsDEI. The
business will hereafter be conducted under The
firm OF HODGES & BLASDEL, and it will
be their study to make the Clinton Hotel worthy
The patronage it has SO long received, the CONT
nuance OF which is further solicited.
PRESTON HODGES.
New York, January 1, 1915.
The CLINTON HOTEL having for a long
| time received a large share of the Southern Ira
vel, and The Junior Partner having for The past
twelve years been a resident OF the South, The IN
dersigned with pleasure inform the citizens Of
Richmond and the public generally, that this Ho-
TEL is now undergoing a thorough repair, paint
ing, &c, &C., together with many additions OF
furniture. Having always received a large share
of Southern patronage, the proprietors are deter
mined their House shall maintain the high stand
ing il has so long possessed-that of being inferior
10 none in the city and its location renders il de-
| cidedly one of the most desirable stopping places
in The great metropolis. Situated on Beekman
street, directly opposite the Park, City Hall and
the Fountain, presents one Of the finest views in
y. York-also being within two minutes walk of
Broadway, il presents all the advantages OF hou-
ses on that street, without their noise day and
night.
Gentlemen with their families will find this
Hotel particularly desirable on account Of its
quiet and comiort-and The Proprieiors extend
the assurance 10 all who may favor them with a
call, that no pains will be spared by them 10 rem
der The visits OF their guests pleasant and agTeea-
Bile. HODGES IL BLASDEL.
3TTransient Board during winter, 81 80 per
| day. Feb l2-2aw3w
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE,

Richmond, February q, Iola
The parties named and entered in this cause
are hereby notified, that | have appointed Mon.
day, the 3lst day of March next, QSi5,) at IL
O'Clock, A. NJ, 10 on The duties enJoin'
ed on Inc by the foregoing order, at which N
and in this office, they are required TO attend with
accounts, evidence and documents, such as vii
enable me TO fulfil those said dulles.
NJ. B. POlTAUX, NJ. Commissioner.
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We hear by the messenger from the Capitol,
jus, as our paper was going TO press, that the Sc
nate adjourned without taking the question on
the proposition for annexing Texas to the United
States. We also understand that il has been
determined 10 take the vote at an early hour to-
morrow. Mr.. Crit.enden has the fool for to-mor-
row. Globe, FEB. %.
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TN CHANCERY.-VIRGISIA;-A a Superior
i Court OF Chancery for the Richmond Circuit,
held at the Capitol in the city Of Richmond, Oh
Friday, February Dist, 1915, John Thompson,
Jr, and Curtis Garter, PITTS.
Against
Alexander Mckim and John Goddin, eIecu-
tor OF Edmund Bailey, dec, defts:
In this cause, among other things, the fol
lowing was adjudged, ordered and d%ecreed,
viz: "And the court doth recommit the report
of Commissioner Shore, with the vouchers and
proofs accompanying The same, 10 Commits
sioner Poi,aux, who is ordered TO correct all
errors in that report, and TO receive proof
Of any debts due from the said Alexander
McKim, secured by The trust deed aforesaid, and
TO report The same, with all corrections which
may be made OF The errors in Commissioning
Shores report, 10 the court, with any matters spe-
cially stated deemed pertinent by himself, or
which may be required by any OF the parties 10
be so stated, and return with his report 10 the
court all The vouchers and proofs which shall be
produced before him. And the Clerk is author
lied and directed to deliver forthwith 10 The parties
or their counsel one or more copies of This decree.
"A copy-Teste
an. p. HOWARD, Gil"
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LOTTERIES.

CITATIONS O~FFICE-Two more small
- ones Of 5 $1,000 each sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass No.
c &, February %:
66 81 81 IS 80 Al As 60 10 80 46.
Tickets Nos. 80 As 65, $1,000; and 10 81 65,
$1,000, both sold and paid by STRATTON.
For Saturday, March lst-s40, 900, $4,000,
10000, 5000, 5000, 5000, 1920, 30 of 1000,
20 OF 500, &C., &C.; 10 Nos. 10 drawn. Tick
cts $40.
For Saturday, March slh-s3O,O 600, 10000,
6,0O0, 3,l40, 5000, $500, 1000, so OF 1000, &c.
rs Nos. - drawn. Tickets $40.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages
and single tickets in all the Lotteries. will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent when
requested. Please address orders 10
n. STRATTON.
Feb. DIT Richmond, Va.
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NEW TIN, SHEET IRON AND STOVE
ESTABLISHMENT.

NEW INN SHEEI IRON NID OIOVE
ESTABLISHMENT.
TIME subscriber having commenced the Tin,
i Sheet Iron, and Stove business, is prepared
to receive orders for any work in his line. Ia
miles will always find a good assortment Of
housekeeping articles at his store.
Merchants from the country are informed
that his assortment will be extensive and every
way worthy of their attention.
Roofing, Spouling and all other kinds Of job
woEk, done at short notice, and in the best man.
ner.
Browns celebrated Patent Counter, Balance
and Platform Scales always on hand.
CHARLES D. YALE,
1913 West Main ST.,
Opposite Of Eagle Hotel Ruins.
Dec, M-c2aw3m
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.
HENRY LIDLdN &. CO.

HENR y CO.,
Cam missio1 Merchants.
WILL make liberal advances upon produce
w in hand-and haying;engaged me services
OF BENJAMIN C. Gray, 10 attend particularly 10
Tobacco sales, they hope 10 give satisfaction TO
their friends who may favor them with consign-
ments. Feb. 2I-c6w
Il CELEBRATED RACE HORSE, STEEL,
a Got by that capital Racer and most
~ valuable Stallion, imported Fylde his
hA dam Dimoth, by Constitution, which was
also the dam Of the famous running mare, Sally
Eubank; and his grand dam by Balls Florizel, will
stand the approaching season, commencing the
Isl March, at Capt. Smiths Tavern, Charlotte
Cour, House, Va, at Thirty Dollars, cash, and
One Dollar to the groom. Pasturase furnished
gratis, and mares fed at 37A cents per day; and
colored servants boarded free of charge.
STEEL is Of the largest class of race horses, be-
ing lG hands high, Of great substance and power;
a fine bay, with black legs, and as a race horse
equal TO any in America. He won twelve times
out of thirteen races. The only time Of his los
ing was at Baltimore, being beaten by Vashli,
when he was in bad order, though he beat Ports
mouth Chat beat Boston, in that race, and got
$500 Of the purse, as the second best horse in the
race. Immediately after that race, be challenged
Vash,i to run four-mile heats, for ten thousand
dollars aside, half forfeit, which was declined.
For further particulars Of his pedigree and
performances, see large bills, which will be fur
nished to gentlemen who may desire 10 see them.
JOHN EUBANK.
January II lS15-WtIJune.
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THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
i friends and the public, that he has opened his
Coach Repository, opposite the Virginia and Far
mer's Banks, Main Street. Richmond, where he
will keep a large assortment Of Carriages, from
the best manufacturers in Philadelphia, Newark,
and New York, which he will warrant TO be equal
TO any work in the Union, and will sell at the
lowest cash prices. Carriages Of all kinds made
TO order at the shortest notice, and in The best
style, and in all cases warranted TO stand we'll
Coach and Harness-makers' Materials sold low
for cash. Repairing done on moderate terms:
Feb u G. w. COX.
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ABSTRACT OF TaE LAWS.

ABSTRACT OF THE LAWS.
OWING to circumstances, / have not been
" able, as l wished, to publish an Abstract OF
The Laws of the Legislature just terminated.
This notice is given as an answer 10 all enqui-
ries on the subject. S. SHEPHERD, 2. T.
Feb. 28-ltc
DIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawing Of
ID the Pokomoke River Lottery, Glass No 40 :
"a IS 13 81 81 IS 60 - 64 81 G6 81 43
Half Ticket, Nos. 81 81 81, still another Ca
pital, sold and paid by BIGGER.
Drawing of the Pokomoke River Lottery,
0'a', ls G 50 p 10 40 AZ e5 Ga 80 10 Al
Whole Ticket Nos. IS SO Ga prize Of ST.,
600. Halt Ticket Nos. l6 AZ 49-a prize OF
81, 600. Whole Ticker Nos. 10 AZ ia CaPi-
tai. All three sold and paid by BIGGER.
$4,000. :,
Drawing Of a fine liule Lottery comes 10 hano
BY this days mail FRIDAY: }
Capitals: $4,000, 5 Of 1000, &c, &c. 10
Nos. l3 ballots. Tickets SO. For sale by
Feb % THOS. b. BIGGER.
LOOK OUT FOR THE INAUGURATION!
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS and VALlCES;
Gentlemen's HATS and CAPS, of superior
STYLES; BOOTS and SHOES, in every variety,
all selling off at reduced prices, TO make room
for Spring Goods; Gentlemen's DRESS bOOIS
very low. Please give me a call.
" F.. STEPHENSON,
90 Main Street, door below R. II. jenkins.
Feb. %
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TRUST SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

In The County Of Chesterfield.
DY virtue of a deed Of trust from Abner Re-
ID binson, which bears date on the 18th da, e
November, lSi2, and was duly admitted 10 record
in The County Court Of Chesterfield on the l9;h
OF the same month, and which was made for the
purpose ofsecuring 10 Charles P. Goodall Of the
county of Hanover, the payment Of the sum Of
S4,92D 81, with legal interest thereon from tie
eth day OF September in the year ls39-the un-
d~ersigned will sell BY public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, for cash, at Chesterfield Court House,
on the second Monday in March next, being the
lst day Of Chesterfield March Court, at the hour of
10 o'clock precisely, FOUR TRACTS OF
LAND, which are conveyed in said deed of trust,
and in it are described in the following terms, VIZ:
The first called Newby's" containing 400 acres,
be the same more or less. The second called
"Clarke's," containing 1875 acres, be the 81 NJ
more or less. The third called "Baugt', CO..
tanning 300 acres, be the same more or less. And
the fourth called "Gills," containing l57 acres,
be the same more or less.
The sale heretofore advertised was prevented
by the continued inclemency 0. the weather. II
will be made now, without regard 10 the weather.
We believe the title 10 The property 10 be per-
feet; but, selling as trustees, we shall make no
warranty. JAMES LYONS, Trus-
Feb. l0-d,ds r. L. DANIEL, tees.
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TSBELL & WILSON, ATTORNEYS AT Law
i Thomas NJ. Isbell and John X. Wilson, hav-
ing associated themselves in The practice of Law,
will hereafter regularly attend the Superior and
Prince Edward, Amelia and Powhalan.
Address Cumberland c.. III. Feb. 25-c5t
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Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters 2 90. CeTti-
Gates Of Packages of 20 whole tickets Si5O,
halves 65, quarters 80 so.
Yf Orders for Tickets, and Shares, and Certi-
fcates of Packages in the above splendid Lotto,
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent, when
requested, to all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, Feb %. D.. M. HOfI.
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REDUCTION OF FARE.
Eor he InauguTatiOn ON the All March.

rsx.r ea<Ssa NOTICE is hereby given,
.SSs7SS-F6yESS that tickets will be issued from
kichmonn, Fredericksburg, and any other points
ON the line Of The Railroad 10 Washington, on
ts I'd and Sd of March, with The liberty of return-
ing free of charge on The 5M, Gu and 7h, for the
price of The single ticket only that is say, at Sc
SO from Richmond, 1925 from Fredericksburg,
and in proportion for intermediate points.
THO. SHARP.
Feb. 22-td Agent Of Transportation.
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OTEY & STEERS

SADDLE AND HARNESS FACTORY,
No. SO. Hcst Main 81, 6 doors belor n. II. In-
kias',
WHERE they have, and will endeayor to
with the above business, consisting of Saddles.
Harness, Brides and Bins, Martinsales, Whips,
Collars, Hamcs, Trace Chains, &c. They would
also inform the public, that they have lately open
ed, and will cndeavor 10 accommodate all who
may favor them with their patronage, assuring
them that they will sell as cheap as can be done
elsewhere. THOMAS OTEY,
Feb. 2O--w5wc HENRY L. SIZER.
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FRANCESCA Boxes Oranges in good order
~ receiving per Schr. Wescottnior sale 6y
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MISCELLANEOUS.
w

IN Z " Qn
D H. TAYLOR has Just opened a lot Of
L . new and fashionable Music, among which
are the following
New Songs for The Piano Forte, February 26:
/ dreamf that I dwelt in marble halls from the
Opera of the Bohemian Girl
Guard her as a treasure
Come, Love, dance the Polka
Dear Normandy
The Bloodhound sung by Phillips
Sweet home Of my childhood, | bid thee fare
well
My Bark is gaily dancing
Make me no gaudy chaplet
0 leave me 10 my sorrow : yolces)
The Zephyr; a prize glee
Take back the gems you gave me
saw thee like a bride
Adieu 10 the fields, the fountains and bowers
Dream Of the wo sisters
IT'S sad TO part from one so dear
The Dove OF the Ark
List, gentle Lady; melody from The "Chantd'-
Amour" by Wallace; words and arrangement BY
f. w. Roster.
Sleeping | dreamed, Love; music By Wallace
Twas ten o'clock one moonlight night
Arise, tair Maid; a screnade BY T. w. Roster
The Bewildcrcd Maid
"Mary and l." a favoritc song
Birthday Of Washington
I'll lore thee more and more
II | had known thou coulds, have died; from
I'll Plrala"
The Reconciliation; answer 10 'Take back the
gems"
O! Boatman, row me Der the stream; Duet
Flow on, gentle streamlet
Though sleep in her shadowy resi-, Love
Here do we meet again; : voices
The Chain and The Ring
The Silver Lake
"Cupid;" a romantic ballad
MUSIC STORE, Opposite the Banks.
Feb. 2G
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC.
WE have Just received a large collection OF
w new and beautiful Music; amongst which
may be found the following:
The Death OF Warren, a new national song
written By Epcs Sargent, Esq, music b. w. r.
Dempsier
The Corps OF Cadets Song
The Mosquito, comic song
The Lovers Ride
My heart returns 10 thee again
The Ministering Angel
The Reconciliation
The Christian Graces
My home is not happy now, Donald's ava
Oh! Native Scenes, Bellini
Farewell 10 thee
| wonder if she loves me
With silent care and grief opprest. Donizette
Beautiful Venice. BY Knight
All the Songs and Music from the Opera OF
the bohemian Girl" BY Bale
Beauties Of the bohemian Girl" arranged for
the flute
Campagonogian Bell ouadrilles, as performed
BY The Swiss Bell-rinsers
Mazurkas. Danced By Mr.. G. Dc Korponay
Polka Waltz
Gabrielle Polka
National Guard Gallop
Juliettc Waltz
- admired Quicksteps to the memory Of lost
Poland, &c, &c.
Together with a large collection of popular
standard Music Of The day, and Instruction Books
for every description Of Musical instruments, for
sale, wholesale and retail, BY
NASH & WOODHOUSE,
Booksellers. and dealers in Piano Fortes and Mu-
sic, 1877, Main ST., Richmond, Va.
Feb. 2j
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MISS LUCY P. NJ. LEAKE will open a
lI. School for The education Of Young Ladies al
Stony Point, within one mile Of Scotlsville, Able
marie, on Monday, the Isl Of April next. The
course of tuition will comprise the usual branch
es 0 fan English education, together with Franch,
Music and Needle-wors. After some years ex-
pericnce, Miss Leake fatters herself that those
who commit their daughters or wards TO her
care, will be g%ratified with the results. Satlsiac-
tory testimonials will be produced TO those VINO
NAV wish them: in the meantime, she refers par
~licularIy to The Rev. WIN. S. White, Charlottes
vile, Col. IT,. Randolph. Edge Hill, and Frank
G. Ruiiin, Esq, Shadwell.
Board, including all accommodations, may be
had in The family of her brother, Mr.. Samuel A..
Leake. with whom she resides. He will have
annie room for ten or twelve.
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PASSAGE TO NORFOLK.

~ 4NONFO Lh.
E Eo n The fine steamer CURTIS PECK,
A=. commanded BY Capt. John Davis,
having been overhauled and put in complete or
der, resumes her regular run in James river be-
tween this place and Norfolk, leaving the wharf
at Rockets every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day mornings, at 81 o'clock-and Norfolk every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings at
the same hour, touching at all the intermediate
landings on the river each way.
The Curtis Peck is unconnected with any 9TH
er boat, and depends upon her superior accom-
modations, and the good conduct of her officers
and owners, for public favor.
Passage, meals included, So. Freish, taken
at low rates. HASkINS o. LIBBY.
Feb. 25-d2W
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TNHE Sheriffs Of the counties OF CharIolle, Lu-
i nenburs, No,toway and Prince Edward
Patrick, Henry and Piitsylvania; Charles City,
James Civ, New Kent and I%lcnrico; Stafford,
King George, Westmoreland, Richmond, Ian,
caster and Northumberland; Rockingham and
Pendie,on; Berkeley, Morgan and Hampshire
Harrison, Lewis, Wood, Braxton, Richie and
Taylor; Washington, Russell, Scott and Lee; and
the Mayor OF the city OF Richmond, will take no.
lice. that elections are TO be held at their court
houses, and other places appointed by law Tor
holding elections, TO choose Senators 10 represent
their respective districts in the next General As
sembly. a. -
Feb. 25, 1916. cat
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DAILY LINE OF PACKET BOATS FOR
SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
---5tsr5z,,h On and after The 10Th March.
HHIE9EssSS5d& orr Iron Packet Boats will
leave Richmond from our landing, at the head of
the Basin, at 5, P. NJ, daily, SUNDAYS excepted,
and arrive in Scottsville next, A. M, at 10, and
in Lynchburg next, A. M. at1-32 hours through.
Passengers remain on board until 5.
RETURNING. Leave Lynchburg daily, Sun
DAYS excepted, at 6, A. M, and arrive in Rich
mond next day by |, P. M.-3l hours.
Feb. 81 EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
e. Gold and silver Watches, JewelIy and
&.s1silver Spoons for sale.
Watches and Clocks repaired.
GEORGE KEEScE,
No SO, opposite Bell Tavern
Fob 27-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

rILT PORTRAIT FRAMEs.-I have on
VI hand a fine assortment OF splendid Gilt Or
namcntal Portrait Frames. Cal. at No. l09 West
Main Street. JAMES EVANS.
Feb. 81