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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-29
By he Gor rnor If Virginia.
DDnnI AHA rInInN

WHEREAS II has been represented Ia The Executive
w that EVERETT DAY, 4 free man Of cDlur, con
vc'rd Of felony. and late confined IN the jail oil Giles
lrrrld county. has made his r-cape, and Is n"w al
large, therefore William Smith, Governor of Virginia.
do hereby offer reward Of fifty dollars Ia any person
persons, who will apprehrnd the said fug'ii.r, mud
deliver him nto the Jail o Chesterfield county and
require all officers civil and military. aud request the
people Of the Commonwealth generally, 10 use every
exeron for his arrest that he may be dealt with the
law directs
Given under my hand rs Governor and under The los
r seal oi the Commonwealth At Richmond, ihl'
a. ;. ninth dly Of May, IN the year lsi6.
WIN. SMITH.
Everett Day is of ordinary size, and some - o %
years old, with bushv hair, very low forehead, eyes
somewhat inamrd with white film over one oIth.in
Had on blue cloth coat, aud Ozna3mrs pani"ons and
shlrI. The man escaped from Che >ielilci JI IN
January, 1875. May l3-ee
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OF The Southwestern Turnpike,
La Fayette, Montgomery county. }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this Office, until The 18th Of June next, Tor
the construction OF about nine miles OF Mac.
adamized Road between the towns of Salem and
Lafayette. Bids will be considered for the con-
struction Of sections OF Two miles or more. Plans
profiles and specifications NAV be seen upon ap-
pication 10 LEWIS Nj. PROVOST, in,
May l0-eodlm Engineer S, w. Turnpike.
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ssoyt,s Prize Office,
Mo. 3,EXCHANGEPLAC RICHMOND,
IN VIRGINIA.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY, 1876.

IN VIRGINIA.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY, 1876.
~ $4,000 DOLLARS !!
On Saturday, May 3d. 1916, Alexandria Lot
terry, Glass No. 81, will be drawn al Alexandra,
D. c. containing the following Magnificent
Prizes: Grand Capital of $4,000 Dollars, OF
100000 Of 10000, . Of 1900, 2 of 5000, 2 OF
$500, 4 of 1888, 30 Of 1000, 20 Of 1000, 20 Of
GOO, 40 Of 500, so of 300, 200 Of 200, &c. 10
number lottery, Ia drawn ballots. Tickets Sl5,
halves I SO, quarters 3 IS, eishhs ! 81. A
certificate of a package Of 26 whole tickets $50
dollars 26 halves 80, 26 quarters 45, q eishths
% so.
Make remittances Immediately if al distance;
II in town, apply in person 10
D. NJ. HOYT, No. 3, Exchange.
grTckets in all The Lotteries advertised BY J..
G. Gregory & Co. constantly on hand. Orders,
enclosing cash or prize tickets attended 10 with
promptness and the drawings of Lotteries sent,
when requested, 10 all who order OF
April 81 D. M. HOYT. Richmond.
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To HOUSE BUILDERS.

an WEDNESDAY, the 81 day Of June next, at Clio
~ yer fIiii in the county Of appomattoN proposals
,su he received with view 10 let The tuildn. OF a
,,, Unusa ~ sand county, that place, 10 be built Of
nc covered with nm and 10 be 10 by 50 feet in slze
Specifications Of the plan and manner 81 building are
Ie with The CierS, al The place. iof me speeio" 81
contractors. 40 .,,
Tie terms al payment viii be 81 900 cut OF hs years
,ry Il coo ont vi The year,, and the balance IN
49, THE COMMISSIONERS
May a-etd
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4 REGULAR PHYSICIAN has kindly volunteered
n the following certificate IN favor Of Wl-IakS
BALSAM having used IL successfully III many severe
cases, and always with good results:
exeter, Me. Sept. 70, lsi5.
uThis rertifies that have reconm. ndec Inc use OF
WISTAR,S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for dis
eases of the Lungs for two years past and many bot
Ties to my knowledge have been used by my patients
al, " nh beneficial results In two cases where u was
thought confirmed consumption had taken place, the
wild cherry eGsrted cure sc. BOYDES,
nrhy stefan AZ Exeter Corner
ar fresh supply If the above valuable Medicine
constantly on hand. and Tor sale by
May 26 Ga1NoR hoOi' piu-c'sS'
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES, AT
PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE
rJ,E third session uf School will oomnencr on me
iirst day Of June next, and rnd on IL, iourili W.T.
nrsday OF September. The course ct studies embraces
all those subjects usually taught in The best Scnnaries
Of the kind ~ r.,
Beard including all accommodations, sf' ini'ioh
sl2; sIusic and use of Plane, : 10
Fees payable in advance. ,oxru
May l6-ew6w RuBEht y. pA1'0a'
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IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Court held for Sus,
sex County, the Court House, on Thursday me 20
day of Apri, ls46: -,
Jain Bishop in right OF his wife Maria formerly
Long and fittwe Adams in right OF ms vile Martha
formerly Long, ia''il'"s
against -,
Mary a. r Key, ESecutrx Of Colonel Robert Key
deceased " lo was Administrator of James Long, De
cea.ed William O. Chlmhiss. late sheriff OF Sussex
County. and, as surh, Administrator o Jane Charles
and George Long Nancy Long, ana Jane, 1nnres ana
George Long, De'ea a H.
The defendants, Nancy, Jane, Charles, and George
Long not having entered their appearance ana gwen Sc
curity according 10 the of Assembly and the Rules
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants of this country Is or1er
ed that The said defendants 60 appear acre on te hfs
dav Of July next and answer me Dill Q, 'ne pam
fs and thar copy of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the City Of Richmond
for Two months successfully, and posted al Inc front
door Of the Court House Of this county
And tina, James E. Watson be, and ne Is hereby ap
pointrd Commissioner 10 carry this order INTO effect
Conv Tes,c SAML l.. RAlNES. ID. 6.
Persons Interested in The above order, Their heirs or
distributes will find it their interest 10 make them
selves known To the nDdrr-ignrn
JAS. L. WATSON, Com'r, Petersburg.
April oi-cWom
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TO THE TAILoRs OF RICHMOND.

TO THE TAILoRs OF RICHMOND.
'HE subscriber in leaving Richmond, takes
: ms method of returning his thanks to the
l,oprieors Of the principal Tailoring Establish
ae1ss OF this City for The liberal patronage ex.
uueaet towards his transfer System" of Cutting.
~ designs being absent from Richmond few
~, s.ssS On his return, he will appoin, agents for
J.. more general spread Of his invention, and for
=. =. sale OF his recently published work Of Dia-
s.a"s and Explanations connected with his sys-
~, as well as 10 teach those who may desire 10
,.os 10 and use il. The very great en-
,.u'aeement he has received, will incte him 10
r 's~sd efforts TO bring his present highly ap-
NJ system 10 a still greater stale Of perfection.
way 2o-d&cls WIN. R. ACTON,
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BOSTON

a This distinguished HORSE, whose per
t1I~N formanccs on the turf Wee Gnrqn'ilcd and
TSS whose colts have, ~ far a tf'd, been IN
--L commonly successful, 81 much 50, mat every
tbut onel that has been trained has been irinHfr,
VIII stand tins Spring 1T my plantation, laRlahi IN me
county nf CHESTERFIELD about twenty-five mites rom
both Ptt-r-bhr. and Richmond, and i now ready 10
IT fifty dollars The season, payable AZ us tN-
plration. which will be fifteenth July next Servants
sent with mares will he boarded gratis, and mares ird,
and well fed, il wished, NJ reasonable pce-pastnra:e
and lots extensive, and excellent.
Feb. l1-ctlstJune W. X. JOHHsOS.
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,MunfOrd,S Homer.

oMER'S ILIAD, translated by VIM. Mum
II lord, in > vols, Svo. Boston Charles c.
LILLE AM James Brown--lS46. Copyright Sc
cured by Inc authors execulrix.
Booksellers, and others, may obtain supplies
y he work, at the customary discount, by apply
lns g Messrs. Little & Brown, No. LIZ Wash
,ns'on ST, Boston, or TO the subscriber at Rich
mono, Va. JOHN d. MUNFORD.
Nav 9Q-c0,
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FRANKLIN MEDICAL COLLEGE OF

yr,ItE 6rst annual of Lectures in this lnsu
Il tuttou viii he opened On MONDAY l2ih October
;ihe second Monday in 0cobrr,) and Will lie continued
mill The end OF The ensuing February
PROFESSORS.
PAUL BECK GODDARD, NJ. d., Anatomy and His
tology.
Of Surgery.
MEREDITH CLYMER, Nj. d., Principles and Prac-
tice OF Medicine.
JOHN BARCLAY BIDDLE, 81. D., Materia Medca
and Therapeutics.
DAVID HUNTER TUCKER, NJ d., Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children.
LEVIN :. JONES, NJ. d., Physiology and Legal
Medicine
JAMES Is. ROGERS, NJ. d., General and Organic
Chemistry. . :
Demonstration Of Anatomy, JOSEPH LEfDY. NJ. ID.
Tire +, anklin Medical College was incorporated ny
The Legislature of Pennsylvania IN January last with
general privileges e9ua to those enjoyed b. any similar
Institution, and is authorised ITO grant The Degrees OF
Doctor of Medicine 10 any such persons as shall pos
sess the qualifications now usually required oil canui-
dates in other Medical Colleges III Pennsy lvnnia."
In addition 10 the regular COURSES OF Lectures, the
Students of the Franklin Madical College will ave the
privilege of attending gratuitousy the clinical in%ruc-
iion afforded by GENERAL DsPEHsAhr attached to the
College
For each of the seven courses Of Lectures, sl3 %
Naturalization Fee, 10 be paid once only, . w
Diploma Fee Nv w
Additional information respecting the course OF nsuc-
ton car be UbiaLci upon application to
b. RIDDLE, NJ. H.,
Dean of the Faculty,
n. l.. Corner Spruce and Ounce s.s., Philad.
May a6-c2t
AZ: WING requested 10 copy 10 amount OF 81
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NTOTICE.-Joseph A. Martin has, by s several
y deeds of assignment, recorded ~ Inc C'erH ;
office of the Hastings Court OF Richmond, con-
veyed all his properly for the benefit Of ms ctedi-
tors. The nndeFs's0 RoBT '' W. Henry,
May os-d2t 1iu''ee
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Including Clothing Pocket Money, &C.. the average
entire expense Of Pay Cadet, for IL months IS about
$3.50
The State Cadet il admitted free of any charge, e1-
cep, his cnthinp which The Institute furnishes At cost
Applications must addressed, post pad, to The I'M
dersicncd and he accompanied by nndou6'eu ,esumo-
ease and bodily inGrny. Ages OF admission rom III 10
25 Terms of service three years for stale cadets ana
not less than two years for Pay Cadets. -
The exercises graduation will take place on me an
of July on which occasion the graduating class wiz be
represented as follows:
salu,ary Addresses by Cadet j. s. MATT oil fauquier.
Grafton by Cadet r. f Colston Of Berkeley
Grafton by Cadet W. NJ. Nelson OF Clarke.
yaledictory Addresses by Cadet I. b: Robertson OF
City Of Richmond FRaN,,i,Ss, u. onli III;
n,x,I IA lao Iunes a 10 tolt h Iune.
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ARABIAN HORSE sHAHEEN.

- This HORSE j. believed Ia be- The finest
tN--I-> specimen OF the Arabian race ever imported
~ into The United States. He was purchased
-A-LGurIng The past year by our Minister ~ on.
staunopic afer G,ur expert nee IN The observation o.
The horses that country, and after Ion. >el.rGs ana
numerous efforts Ia lind an animal oi The lr- b.n"d a"d
in. I parts. lie believes that he fuzzy succtcdr ~ an
shows have also letters from Nj. Porter, Consul al
lie United States in that city, In the sam" ELECT
deem II unnrc, ssary publish has Arabian pedigree,
either in the osi.na! TRANSMITTED a II would he mol
very Ineligible 10 mo>t persons.
Since hi. arrival, which has been recent, this Horse
has been seen by Of the best judges CONNECTED
with the Tnrf in New York and Washington rmd has
brrn pronounced exhibit the highest degree ur brani"
strength and activity possible for an animal oil his d.
mansions.
lie will stand the present season AT Aylrtt-, IN the
county of King William, and nj the Old Church IN The
county of Hanover, within fifteen miles oil the Ilty al
Richmond. Mares aud servants can hnd accommoda-
lion nj both places reasonable terms. have been
inturrd in order hiring this Horse within reach M
the farmers n small means, 10 put The pee oi The sea
son III the very small Of $50 II pad before the lst
al June, if not S5. In each ease dollar must r
paid Ia the Qronm He viii be NJ Ayiers the 9Th OF
March where he viii remain until The litli; tEen re
Will 90 Ia the Old Church and remain there raiii thr
ants o 81, I'VE
days the former place, aDi tour disS III ir a''eI,
maxim. his appearance At each every ANITA gay.
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IN CHhNCERY.-ViRctSi. AT Ru!es held ~ the
Clerks Office of The CircnI; Superior t"ut oi Law
and caancrry inr GoochlaTd c0nnIy, ith stay, lsi6
Thomas McGrah and Feidin1nd SIrmirnto, mer.
chants aud plrtaers, under the finn and >yle OF VIC
Grath Y SarmlentO, I'aia'iHt;
against
Henry II. Harrison and other defendants:
The d.irndlni above nlnri not having entered his
appearance ard security, according Ia The act of
Assembly and the rules OF ihs Court, ard II appe ring
by Satisfactory evidence that he inl.hltnnt Of
tins Commonwealth II is ordered that the sad dcirnd.
ant do appear here the rules 10 be held Tor The sand
Court on the fst Monday in August next, and answer
The plaintiffs l and that copy of His oicr be forth
with inserted newspaper published IN The city
OF Richmond and continued for two months successive
w and posted nj the front door of The Courthouse OF
this county. Copy-Iestc,
NAV aa.cwom MAR. w. MILLER, Clerk.
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IN CHANCERY. -Virc,Si. AT Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery, con inted and held for
ourheand COUNTY at The Court house OF said county
on Friday, the 21th day uf March, 1876:
William Miller, Thomas Ilier and Virginia Miller
children of William A. Miller, deceased, Anderson
Miller and Armstead Miller. the last OF whom, being
an infant sues BY John w. llasklns, his next friend
Henry r. Eanes, formerly Sheriff Of Amelia and Ad
mihistrator OF John Webster deceased, who was fol-
ncrly Sheriff Of said county, and Administrator with
The will annexed of Dabnpy Miller, deceased James
Blanton. Executor Of Willis Blanton. deceased, who
was Administrator de bnnis non with the VIII annexed
OF Dabncy Miller, deceased and also guardian of an
te.son, Arni,:cad and Charlton Mlrf deceased Jar
ret a. jrItr William Green, Administrator of Edward
Green, deceased austin Srag, formerly Sheriff Of Anr
LA, and administrator de bnnis non with the VIII an
ncSrd Of the said uahncy Miller deceased, James II.
Harms Sheriff of Pcwhtan, and a such Administrator
of Edward 7. iaSknS deceased, John d. liaskns. Ry-
land Miller, Clement Cr:te and Sae his wife, John J..
Crowder and Virginia his wife, Thomas Scott and Ju
din his wife, formerly judith Womack, Nathan Wo
mack and a. d. Walthal Executor of Dahney Miller,
deceased, Defendants:
The Court doth adudse, order and decree, that all
persons having Chains against the Estate Of the said
Dahncy Miller, deceased. be- and they hereby re-
qiiIed. 10 exhibit the same for settlement on or before
the fourth Monday in July newt before Iiez Ford one
81 the Commissioners OF this Court who required 10
examine, state and settle the same, and mike report
thereof to this Court; and that copy OF this order he
published Ia the Richmond Enquirer for ri hi weeks
scccssIvrly, and also posted NJ the door OF the Court
house of this county ON two several Court days. And
The application al the plaintiffs The Court doth fur
Their aJutg-, order and decree that all persons having
claim. against the Estate Of thu said Charlton Miller
deceased, be- and they are hereby required, 10 exhibit
the same for settlement On before the fourth Monday
III July next before H. Fcrd. Of the Commissioners
of ils Court, who required Ia examine, state and SET
lie Tic same and report 10 ths Court; and that copy
of this order, far IL relates the creditors Of the
said Charlton Miller, deceased, be published in The
Richmond Enquirer for eight weeks successfully, and
posted Il; the door of the Counhouse of this county
two several Court days. A Copy-Tese,
" WDOnSOE ID. C..
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF MOND.
High Wa'er this day, at :, o'clock, A. Nj.

NEW YORK, MAY 21-Arrived, schrs. Pa
mama, Davis, and Marietta Burr, Knapp from
Richmond
PHILADELPHIA, May 27-Arrived schr.
Wasp. Taylor, from Richmond.
BALTIMORE, May 2S-Cleared, sehr Pa
.es;ine, Canon, Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mend
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..,,,oaaenee of The Alexandria GaSette.
fpY'tsgV'" = ~, Mo-, -

Correspondence o. Me dtetdHditU
I"''i WASHINGTON, May y.
-, o,,srs given 10 Gen. Scott 10 take COM
! ~ i The he Army on The Rio Grands, have been
msna y The President thinks it would be IN
Is'o,s,: Cen. Taylor to give the command to an
JnS y his brilliant opening Of the campaign.
g,as' an; Of Gen. Taylor as 6reret Major
u Twas was Yesterday unanimously confirmed BY
'aS s prs.en, has concluded 10 accep, the SER
-" !, one battalion OF volunteers from the
We y -, and another from Baltimore. This is
ps' ,y,~Dl 10 which volunteers 50 far North will
Z .,lei in,o service a, present.
" lean Ina, The President has caused The
,.,,.rsI orders 10 be given that in The prosecu-
: -, nj II ;he war, The property OF The Church IN
~, > shall be held sacred, and every attempt
- ,lsss it be punished with the utmost sever,
:. This. in connection with the conhdeniiai
.isson Of Bishop Hughes spoken OF, will I'M
-,ob;sdly be productive Of good results.
Among The appointments in the new rlne resl-
.,.n, | have heard Of the following: PeLsior
6 smith OF New Orleans, 10 be Colonel; Capt
r,smcnl, 10 be Lieut., Col. MIR. Criitenden, a son
. senator CO. TO be captain, and Julian MAY, OF
80 .;,v 7 ienienant r.
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EDUCATION.

THE School al Long Creek Louisa VIII be continued
the ensuing year under the superintendent OF the
subscriber fr will teach the Greek Latin, French ana
Ensi.h Languages, Geography, Arithmetic, Mathemat-
les Surveying, Having completed his education al
the University Of Virginia the subscriber has IN ms pos
,r,sinn annie testimonials of his qualifications as
Teacher The School will commence on MONDAY, tne
2Gth Of January, is4 and terminate on the am OF De
crnber following The charge for Board, Tuition
Washing Lodging and Fuel willie eleven dollars IS
per month. Letters o the subscriber should be discted
10 Long Creek 7. o., Louisa CO Va.
nrr. o-claff WILLIAM G. T. NELSON.
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By Wellington Goddin, Auc.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST
HAM FOR SALE


THIS Property lies son lanes River miles above
Richmond, on the Canal, and six miles by the river
road-pr:f-cty convenient Ia market.
IL contains by survey recently made 6}2 acres. ,
roods and l.! poles. Of which l5J river and
CREEK beon,s. Tie dwelling house i, elegant and con.
v-nlrnt containing twelve rooms FROM cellar garrett
and all the out bUnses substantial aud III good repair
IN old orchard al choice iruit l. the land, and
well selected young peach and apple Orchard has been
planted by the present propretors The place presents
every comfort that ought 10 be wished for.
Westhlm is sold for division. IL cannot be Jndlcious
~ divided into two paris II will therefore be posrty
sold on WEDNESDAY, the 2ith of June, n O'Clock,
T. NJ, if far Il not the next fair day. The premises
VIII he shown at any tine, either by the undersigned,
or the overseer living the premises. Entire posses
sion will be given on Christmas next and in the
time the purchaser viii have the privilege of seeding
crop Of wheat w. D. SIMS.
Sale conducted by
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Auctioneer.
DJ- The Terms. which will br made known on the
day Of sale, Will be such 10 sun the convenience OF
the purchaser. w. GODDlN, Auct.
MnrS-
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

THE Roard of Visitors will meet at Lexington on
Wednesday, The cath day of June neAi, 10 consider
the applications of candidates lu admission as IaGets
INTO The Institute Vacancies among the state Cadets
will at that time. exist from the following senatorial
Districts, VIZ Brdfnrd Fauquier Mononea''a, Meek
enburg Culprper, Charlotte. City of Richmond hainp
shire. Washington, King g. Queen, Goochland Ohr,
kanawha
There will exist about twenty vacancies among the
p,rf ~,
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Thomas a. Charles Ellis,

IMPORTERS OF
Dry Goods. Hardware. Cutlery, Guns, sc.
No. LOG, MAIN STREET,
On Isl Floor, Dry Goods, Foreign and Domestic;
On I'd Floor Hard,rare, Foreign and Domestic !;
AT WHOLESALE.
TINE subscribers have received by various ar
i rivals full stock of both Fancy and Staple
Goods, suitable for the Spring Trade, TO which
they invite the attention of merchants from the
country.
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LOUISA RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE Annual Nee iinp of the stockholders Of The Lou
| isa Railroad Company VIII be- held al Louisa Court
housr nm the 18th day of June, Isi6, at l2 O'Clock
NAV %-caaw3w A. w. TALLEf, Secretary
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CADDIS b. LUCK'S
New EUcky Lottery Office

BASEMENT ROOMS under the Eagle,
ID corner OF Main and 18th Street.
Drawings received every evening al o'clock.
LUCK'S SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK.
Frday-Pokomoke Lottery Glass LOG. Ca
pas 1000 dollars, $780, 1900, l,O4O, &c,
SC. % No. Lottery, II drawn ballots. Whole
Tickets dollars; halves |; quarters so cents.
Also Delaware Lottery, Glass l21. 4 900 dol
lars Capital. Whole Tickets dollar; halves Soc;
quarters 25c.
Saturday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass l07. Ca
pitfalls: $4,000, 5000, 2,000 &c. IS Nos, 10
drawn. Whoes $4-shares in proportion
$4,000 Dollars! 10000 DoIlars!.
Lowest 2 No. Prize 40 Dollars.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. y, TO be
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday,
Nav 80, 1876. Is Nos. l. drawn. Grand Capt.
tails prize Of $4,000, ! O, 10000, OF 5000,
/ Of 5000, | of 1000, | Of 5000, OF 1913, 80
prizes OF 1000, &c, &c. Tickets IL dollars;
halves &; quarters 3.
Persons ordering by The Package IN any oil The
above, can deduct The price OF three tickets.
have every day lotteries from ! 10 ~ collars,
and when remittance is made 10 me, large or
small, will always invest in the most popular
lotteries on hand. The drawings sent when re-
quested to all who order from me. The cash Tor
all capitals can be had as usua al sight. On all
letters enclosing cash prize tickets, The postage
need not be paid. The tickets in the above lolle-
ries are received, and all orders addressed 10
LUCK meet the most prompt and confidential al
tention. Persons from The country visiting I'M
city, should bear in mind that all prizes are in the
hands of LUCK. For Prizes, address
C. B. LUCK,
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine Il On
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES

MhNAUENS OF LUTTERIES
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
THE attention Of Adventures is requested Ia tb,
Grand Schemes for June. FORTUNES HOME
SIN Teens with prizes, aud those in want of prize lick
els, through which fortune may be realized should
audfess tneir orders to Z. w. PURCELL
Agent for d. PAINE & Co,
Manarprs nf IniIcfica
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Near Gloucester Court House, 18th May, 1916
The parties interested in The a. neiea decree, WIN
,okr notice that on Wednesday, The 9Th day Of July
newt n, this Office shall proceed 10 take the accounts
%,ec,rsd by The said decree, which time and place
they are required attend before me WIN lmei youcn-
~ a, a,.1., Commissioner
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Turtle SOUP

[ NE OF The finest Sea Turtles seen this season
~ Will be served up in Soups, Steaks, &c,
THIS DAY, a, II o'clock, at
ALIENS ALEXANDRA HOTEL,
May 90 I4,h Street