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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-14

CHEAP PAINr.-The Ontario Farmer gives the
following recipe for cheap paint lie says he has
tried it on brick, and finds it well calculated to pre-
serve them, and prefers it to oil paint. He says
also, that it will last longer Oh rough siding of
wood than oil paint will on puned siding or boards
Take one bushel of unslacked lime and slack it
with cold water; when Stacked, add so pounds OF
Spanish whiting, IL lbs of salt, and 10 lbs of SUI
gar. Strain the mixture through wire sieve and
It will be fit for use, after reducing with cold water
In order TO give it good COLOR three coats are ne
cessary on brick, and two on wood. 1t may be laid
on with brush similar to whitewash. Each coat
must have sufficient time to dry before the next is
applied For painting inside walls take as before,
one bushel of unslacked lime, 3 lbs. of sugar 5
lbs. of salt, and prepare as above, and apply with
brush. You can make any color, use for yellow,
ochre instead of whiting; for lemon color, ochre
and chrome yellow; for lead and slate color lamp
black; for blue, indigo; for green, chrome green.
The different kinds Of paint will not cost more than
e-iourth as much as oil paints including labor
OF putting on.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-14

A VALUABLE INVENTION This is the age of
inventions Yankee ingenuity is constantly bring
ing out something new, wonderful and useful
Among the last, one of the most curious inventions
that we have ever seen, is machine intended to
take the place of nurse at the bedside of the sick
or over the cradle of the sleeping infant, at that
season of the year when flies are a pest-a al
most noerable annoyance We have seen many
scare-crow," but never a scare fy. A neat box
contains little simple brass machinery, which may
be wound up like clock, and that will run as long.
From the lid of the box-which, by the way, is
quite small and ornamental-a short tube projects,
into which may be thrust for nstance) peacock's
leather Inc machinery beng wound up,a motion
is produced like the beat of a clock, which gives
to the feather the slow and steady oscillations of a
pendulum This may be so placed as to overspread
the face of the patient the sleeper, and will most
efectually cause the flies to cease troublng.-.4l-
bGny Cultivator.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-14
EXPERIMENTAL. pIETY

Nothng Is mere easy than to say divinity by rote.
and % discourse of spiritual matters from the pen
or tongue OF others but to hear God speak it to
selves, and 10 express it out of the truth of exner-
ence within, is both rare and hard. All that we
feel not IN religion is hypocrisy; and therefore
'he more we possess, the more we sim 1t never
VIII be well with me, till in the greatest thnrs
be careless of others censures, fearful only of Gods
ana my own; till sound experience have really cat
e e my heart and made me know God and my
Saviour otherwise than by words. will never be
quiet iIl can see and feel, and taste the grace Of
God. My hearing will account as only to effect
ms and my speech only to express it-Bish. Hal.
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AGE OF THE WORLD.

Professor Gray lately delivered lecture on Ge-
oology, IN New York, in which, according 10 the
n Y. True Sun, he referred to the high antiquity
OF The globe, and appeared to astonsh some Of his
audience when he not only expressed belief that
the formation Of the earth was not accomplished
within the last SIX thousand years-bul that a cal
cnatlon, based on the well known slow process of
rock making, that it required 100000 years to
form one rock in the ocean-nnd he did not doubt
mat the earth was 100000 times as old as even that
period.
= Ansed's Geology. /. SO.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-14

GooDY CAMP ON THE New TARrF.-Dear Mrs.
Cozy what do you think ten per cent on tea and
coffee means? have asked Squire Deepone and
gets by the new Tariff only twenty instead of twen-
ty-fve times much as it needs 1t will send round
officer with ladle TO dip out one-tenth part of
everybody's tea pot and coffee pot and Just as
much out of mine and yours as out of Dea. Grubs,
though he owns half the town, for his tea and cof
fee pots are no bigger than ours. Isn't that pref
ty way for a Democratic Government to steal a
march upon the people, and they know nothing
about it 1t isn't bit better than stealing
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-14
EARTH AND GASES. Young, the author of the
" Letters Of Agricoa,' remarks -

Letters or Agrlcola, remarks -
" Earth is powerful absorber of all the gases
which arise from putrefaction. strongly dnnped
neid' after having been plowed, sown and harrow
CO., co. senus iorlh heathful smell proof that all
the putrld vapors, which would otherwise annoy ne
are absorbed and retained for the nutrition Of the
crop 1t is on this account that the poorest earth
can be enriched in very high degree by mere ex-
p1sure to the gases Of putreiactioU. The composts
Wnlch OF late have attracted such universal atten
ton, originated in the discovery Of This ahsorLen.
power OF The earth. prudent agrcul,,,-ist woulJ
no more allow violent fermentation to he CO.
ing on In his dung-hill, without adding earth or
oter matter to fix and secure the gaseous elements
lnail me dlSt'er would allow his apparatus to be
Sot az work without surmounting bis still with the
ascnnI ~ coo aad condense the rared spirit which
e' Is mat which assumes the eriform state and IA
oeno 10 1t escaping with unconcerned indifference
Is demonstration OF the most profound ipnoran nee ,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-14

One TOO MANT.-F. w. Chapman, Representa-
tive in Congress from Michigan. the man who de.
clared in his place in the House that Education
was at war with Democracy" obtained divorce
from Mrs c. short time before the commence
ment of the present session OF Congress, and few
days afterwards took unto himself another "rib "
The Court which granted the divorce, recently an
nnlled It's former action, and the Hon. memberfnds
himself blessed with a brace of wives to admins
ter to his comfort, and suace him amid his labors
for the advancement of Education and Democra-
cy." This Mr.. Chapman managed to obtain the di.
vorce from his first wife while she was in New
England on a visit. The whole transaction was
brutal on his part, and we should think that both
wives would be glad TO get rid of him.
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Skis. At this particular moment, whilst we
are engaged in war with people OF India who are
represented as ferocous ungovernable, and setting
no value upon any other occupatan than that Of
part of India the manufacture of shawls not only
originated, but its superiority has been maintained
to the present day, is well proved by an en-
try made at the custom house, on the I'd instant,
wherein single shawl is judged TO possess suffi-
cent merit to warrant the payment Of duty on the
extraordinary value of 2OOl and is said 10 be the
most elaborate and beautiful piece of manufacture
ever brought from India. -LiperpooL Times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-14

Express 10 The IT, S. FYeet in The Pacific. An Off
Ger IN the U. 5. Navy left this city Yesterday eve
ming, in the Missouri Mail, on his way to Fort Leay-
enworh, where he is to obtain an escort to conduct
him over the plains and mountains to California
He is allowed, we understand, one hundred DAYS TO
perform the rlp, and is charged with instructions
to the U, s. Navy, now in the Pacific,
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WONDERS OF PmLosoPHY.--Th polypus re-
ceves new life from the knife which is lifted TO
destroy il, The fy-spder lays egg as large as
itself There are 4,OA muscles in a caterpillar
Hook discovered $4,000 mirrors in the eyes of a
drone; and TO effect the respiration of carp, 49,
600 arteries, vessels, veins, and bones, &c, are
necessary. The body of every spider contains
four little masses, pierced with a multitude of inn
perceptble holes. each hole permitting the passage
of single thread; all the threads, TO the amount
of 1000 to each mass, join together when they
come out, and make thread, with which tho spider
spins It's web so that what we call spiders thread
is more than 1000 united. Leuenhoeck, by means
OF microscopes, observed spiders no larger than
grain of sand who spun threads fine that it took
1000 of them to equal in magnitude single hair.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-14

Sorry JoKE.--The Locoiocos OF Connecticut
are in something of a bother concerning the State
Senator of the llth district 1t appears that the
Locotoco nominee was George Ferry jr,, but by
some mistake the ballots were printed without the
junior, and George Ferry, the father of the condi-
date, was elected. The old gentleman is a good
Wing, and if he takes his seat, even temporarily,
which we presume he will not do, there will be
Wing majority in the Senate. But if he does not
there must be he in which case the present Lieut.
Governor has the casting vote, and must decide the
election of officers at the organization. Any way
1t Is funny fr for the Locoocos, and we don't see
any body but themselves is to blame for it.
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A Party TnoUsHT A coquette is rose,
from which every lover plucks leaf-the thorns
are reserved for the future husband.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-14

Bulls in Oiden Times. "Did you ever go to
military ball 7" inquired lively girl of an old SOL
der.
"No, my DEAR" replied the old revolutionary,
/" in those days military balls came to u.s."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-05-14

Labor, though the offspring Of want, is the parent
Of health and contentment
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The births registered in London, for one week,
were l,4l2; deaths, 1865
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ArriraI and Departure Of he Norfolk Boats.

Arrival and Departure Of The Norfolk Boats.
The Steamer CURTIS PECK leaves Richmond for
Norfolk every Monday. Wednesday, and Friday, a,
O'Clock, A. ". Returning. leaves Norfolk every Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday morning. at o'clock.
The Steamer ALICE leaves Richmond for Norfolk
every Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday. at o'clock.
A. NJ. Returning, leaves Norfolk every Monday, Wed
nesdny, and Friday morning, at o'clock These boats
connect with tho Baltimore boats, JEWEsS. GEOR-
GA, and HERALD. by which passengers enabled
TO 20 through to Baltimore without detention.
Passage aud Fare from Richmond to Norfolk 81 90
From Richmond to Baltimore 90
Forward cabin to Baltimore 90
HAsRINS & LIBBY, Agents.
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sale of IN Trnct of Land. i'm the county of Hem
rico, under n De ed Trust.

FVVNStNNI 10 III" PROVISIONS OF decd OF
l. dated the LIST day May recorded in the
Clerks Office the County Court enren by Mann
Valentine To the underrned for he purpose securing
II money therein mentioned due Jos
DAY the ilth day Of April lee o'clock To sell
At public Auction on the the highest cash
Tact or parcel Of Land yng the County -nreo
City Of Richmond containing - Vaen-
une by sad Bernard and acres Or d
land subsequently conveyed BY d Bernard sad
enun" To Jas Lyons by feed dated day December ls4j
and e-ervng aso may found on the at
and with the prvge - searching Tor the erarpsed
and -et forth IN the deed from bernard
entne r. at the appointed Of -ad land
the weather shall Be such the opinion
Of the trustee 10 proceed sale of III.
said land will be continued from day day Sundays
at the same hour until the l.
believe the title the good but acting a.
trustee shall only such vested by the deed Of
aforesaid.
NH 26-stds T Err
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HOYT,S PRIZE OFFICE.

NO. ,, EXCHANGE PLACE. RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
HOHT Is cons,auuy s-lng Prizes. Within few. DAYS
IN. following have pNsssd CUSTOMERS No. n
% IS, - 61 o. 65 o. IS with ob.
Large eapitas know Huyt he schemes
for Aprl are rich m the eaps or
$50 OoO TO be sod by Ey The - Only SIS and
he hopes Ia receive that To their luck an lot
tees this eapral pocket some one Max.
remittance for the above capital. for Ar rd be
address ID 81 uOyT
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL, 1876
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery Class II. for be
Capalr $4,000, 1900 600O 33s7 Of 500 60
Of 400, &c IS Nos IL drawn halves s. ouar,r,
SO cerhca'e of package of2S wboes costs 100 dollars
Shares IN proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS 30. 600 .-I2OOO!
Alexandra Lottery Class IS Tor drawn Aprl 18th
Magnificent PTiLss $4,000 900 600 10000 900 600
1000 '72 OF 1000 of 1890 1000 90 Of 1000 40
$40 Se - Nos II drawn 80 halves So quarter.
IS eghhs s7t eo,ts leo dollar
Shares proportion
10000 DOLLARS,
Alerandra Lottery. Class si6-to drawn Ami 2s
Caphs 100000 10000, 5000 5000 500 IS Of 1000 Is OF
500 &c IS Nos ~ drawn Tickets halves s. quarters so
certificate Of package Of IS whoes doaIs-shar,s
proportion.
a Make remmi,taness Immediately distance II in town.
apply in person d. NJ UOyT
No. 2 Exchange.
" Tickets in all the Lotteries Grerory Co
Constantly on hand Orders rze Ticket attend
ed to with promptness and the Drawings sent when
requested. 10 an who order Of D. NJ UOYT RirhB,ona
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SALE or VAL ABLE REAL ESTATE IN
RICHMOND.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Superior Court
Of Chaneery for the Richmond Circuit ed in the
therein p"rdrg unter OF the Kicks
snd as the unierSned the Commissioners therein naed will
proceed on THURSDAY, 7h May, public aueio
me property mentioned said de
oiou Church H Of Gree and
untv dei moey % the Warehouse
beta Cary and ShocEos rented bv
IN the occupancy OF Alfred Harris Elq.
sad sale val be made premises respectively on the
oc" ne Terms One fourth OF the
the hanee IN three equal inunis payable twelve
eighteen months from the day % sale For
the purchaser or purchasers wal BE- required with
proved security and the ue wall purchase mo-
ney - paid or 4 conveyance directed BY Count.
ROBERT -. STASARD,
GEORGE y JOHNSON, Commissioners
SIDNEY :. BANTER.
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GREEN CORNER ar IVCrIo~

ON MONDAY the soth nsaH.- O'Clock on the prem-..
VIII De sod that valuable central half ground
vdsd into four buirT each situated on the
corner Of " and lin fronting
IN depth On "A q lIh
TERMS-Dns tlird taancs IN equal paymsus Al
and l. months for sasfactot enco.e or
lie withheld an payment be made a
Immediately the will be- 7d for cash all
the buildings. HENRY MONCURE. Acting Trlstr.
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By Dunlop, uoncu n Co.

At Auction.
On FRIDAY. the loth 10 oelock. at our
auction store without regard general assortment Of
Groceries,
10000 lhs EXTRA Ere city cured Bacon. hog round
~ hhds II Croir r REQ ami o. prime quality
IS tOrns, barrels and loaf AMI CLAIMED sugar
loo bbis and hhds MolasSes
ESQ tags IAguayra and Rio Coffee
40 b5l- whi-kev, Rum. Brandy and Gin
Lard. Bacon soap, Sperm and TaHoy CandI~.
Cheese Pepper. hustari
Gunpowdsr, lmpsrill and Powcbnnr Tea.
Sicily Madeira Wine, MALAGA do N,i. hr
TERhs-U nder siOo sso months credit for an
proved nego;able paper.
APT DUNLOP NOyCrRF L.
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Aunlou Gales.
FUTURE DAYS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

NV'IW'soIONIN > SALEs.
Rf virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Superior
- Cosr Of Law and Chanee for Abeularle County
on the 2@f day Of October l5i5, Chane-ry Nheh
the James River ani kanawha Company W,am
" Boessnhrough and ohsrs Defendants a
pointed Comm s-on~r for Tint decree pro
coed on n EsDAY, cay Apr on IN. pr.--. IN an.
city Of Richmond to sell a er~ct
IL and u mDntht IN" undivided of William
brough amounting pan the DOVER
Of Mrs Lucy BfoessnbrouRh. property, 10
Lot No. 633 on h street, 10 feet.
Lot No. $50 on h street.
The purchasers will be required approved
my Tor me raymsni OF the purchase
moreover be ~iIhhsd until full payment
OF Under the same decree and upon the same
trims, the Commissioner will proceed upon the premise.
the county Of AbeHare WEDNESDAY the day Of Nav
SIMILAR interest Of VIM n Boeksnbough
and tract Of ga adjacent University Virginia
the residence Of Mrs Lucy Broekenbroagh.
NH l7-daWkeIm EUGENE DAVIS Cam,
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In ST0 K T. .

IN ST ORE,
L,Tro 1lI, ALGEnINEs-'or Ladies Dro.se.
Eions naIBe
six warp GinEhams,
Shaded Swiss lawn,
Cord and plaid
Balzorint- and Bareges
Muslin robes
MarseIIe. and other skirt.
s. Bslse shawis
Checked, striped and plain swis. muslin.
A., Iieone' d"
Checked striped and plain eambrie,
Pain and figured bobnets
Footinss and other lace good.
Jaeonei and eambric edgings and n,ertingp
IRISH linens, large stock
Extra l2 linen sheetngs
lInen cambnes and linen eambre hdkf.
Brown and bleaehed hollands
brown linens and grass cloths, every variety
Heavy brown linen drills
Bleached
Navy drills, good article
GambToons and eortonades very heavy stock
Narcotics and Valencia vcstings
French and English brk Of quality
Black brown and bronze French
English cloths, OF every shade and quality
Black and fancy French double single
English eassimersss ami tweeds
American fancy eassimeres a beautiful article
So PLAIN and hss drap d'ete
Summer cloths, every color and price
BombaEines and apaeeas
SILK and alpaca sirre
Green bNrege, black lace veil.
Black white and eordI Italian Grape hat Grape
Silk mitts and gloves
Black and hi gloves
Hose and half Ose a large stock
SILK and hckfs
French silk umbrellas, = fine article
Cotton and ginRham Umbrellas
Parasols and Parasoetes
stocks collars al
Black Italian other cravst.
Fancy meek hdkfs scars
Black cord sewing silks
paient tbre.d. very rh.,,
Taylor's, Brooks, Coates and other spool cotton
Buttons and combs, large stuck
Gum, web and other suspenders
Prints
-, - 10 NJ nd 4
81 - and 81 brown Shrings SheetinRs-amongst
which are Virginia stout Erck Mills Manchester and
other well known brands
Apron and Furniture Checks
Knox and Penitrntiary Plaids for servants
And other styles Goods all Of hich are Offered 10 In.
trade upon the most accommodating terms.
mn 20 DANIEL. n. LONDON.
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CHOICE ASSORTMENT on
SPRING u SUMNER GOODS.

HAYES VAN DUERSEN 4 WARD,
IS MAIN STREET.
III AVE now in Store their Spring and Summer
stock of purchases they
OF Dea;eTs.
LADIES
Super Graduated and Pyramida Barese Balconies Robes
Rich lrOcade, ombTe and r. randall Bsreges
Rich otsAndi, Onbre striped and Polka Jaeonet Lawns
supehne Blue, Pink Purple and Canary French do
suPerhne Bingham Lawns and Graduated Muslin Robes
White and Embroidered and Graduated Swiss Robes
Tarons and GauIes tor Evening Dresses
FOulard Silks and Ombre silk Robes
Rich Shaded Striped Poult de Silks
With OF style Silks from 81 -
Also endless Of English American
FOR 0ESTLENEs's WEAR.
Common and superhne Engsh, American and French Cloths
French Coatcline Ribbed Mauoqune
Dap de Eie and Drap de Vienna. plain and figured
Checked striped aud plain Linen Drills
A variety OF Rich Nestngs
SELF a. istng stocks, article
ssarfs, Crlvats and Sth Idkf STYLES
Brown and B'raehed Linen ! Iiose, Cotton do
superior French kii and Sk Gloves, all and
White and Colored Bordered Linen Cambria Hdkfs
Heavy Brown Linen Drills, Cotonades &c. APP
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KI HcNcTIK HInir.
SALE OF RINK SrOCKS

shall sell at INV Reading room on 10Th street
on THURSDAY nsILati ocI,eS following stoe.. VIZ.
10 shares Of the Bank Vagina
shares OF the Farmers Bank
,ru A..
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2, BURRUss' PRIZE OFFICE, !souh i4fi

@ BURRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE, South I4fh
~ Street, RiCHMoND ~
Lotteries for this Week.
Two haSndesnt Lotteries weine,day-3 Gand Capitals
sUor' SOoo 10 Of 1000 10 OF 500. 90 Nos
Az The Peoples Favonu-capi,aI $4,000 1000 ke 1e-
90 N's IL drawn ballots. Tickets 81 SOC Or 25 cts
grand scheme for THURSDAY Capital. $1,000 1000 5000.
halves >, quarter, l.
Two splendid scheme, Frday-Grand Cap. 5000 gsoo
ISoo 1906 10 Of 300 &c &c Nos II ballots Tickets 81
Also The Dollar Lo'iey-capr.l. $4,000 1000 ke IS No.
II drawn ballots Tickets 81. halves soc, qrs. use.
Appended Scheme saturtay-Capa $40 600 1000 eOoo
-s' 20 Of 500 &C IS Nos II drawn ballots TeIe - halves
Two grand Schemes for Saturday evenns-.vi,s so, s
dty Grand Consolidated Lottery No Is to D. dawn on
ss..'I.y APn ll 1876 at Wilmington, Delaware 75 NUN
""'s of '5SS 600 % Pa.. of $4,000
/ ' 1000 1909 1909 1900 500
,c...,..Tek Tickets $40 Halves 5. Quarters so.
A 6S' so. Of ,: 80 % M.18:. 'Ho 80
DO. do. &c Quarters, 90 e
Also the Dollar Lotiery-Capta $1,000 L. 90 No. 10 4
ballots Tickets 81, haiv,. soc, or. 2Se
$4,000 $4,000 10000
orSna Con,oda,ed Lottery Class No i6 Be sauu
GRAND CAPITALS
'":: Of $500 $500 3:$$$ pm: Of 5000 1000
5000 Sc n
Tickets $40; Halves S; Quarters So
10 DO. 20 Halves so
Do. do 90 Quarter % -
$4,000! 10000 60OO
Grand Consolidated Lottery Cas- No L. TO be dawn IN s,tp,
Gay march -Sth' 1870. - Nos. II Drawn.
GRAND CAPITALS
pTl@e oil $4,000 ! pTlzs OF $4,000
lOOuo 300
5000 10 Isto
Tickets sic Halves s. Quarters So
Certificate OF IS whoes 500 50
DO. do. IS Halves az x
DO. do. IS Quarter "a A.
20 Orders for packages eerhsate OF packages ospr
IN any OF the above LOuere promptly attended TO ana
the drawings all them Large OF anal prrss
eashed n ssh Postage paid by the SUBSCRIBER All
communications entirely confidential.
J Persons sending Tor Tickets any the above or IS
should bear IN mind that BURRUSS' Aucky Prz. OHe IS M.
place to send they want money. Aedres.
p,-srs.I u
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j. f. w ORD.
LOTTERY VENEER

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST OFFICE
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
- ELLIS Tickets in all Lotteries under the management
- OF J. G. GREGORY & Co.. on the same terms that
they sold al the Managers Office.
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR APRIL 1876.
S3O,OOOl
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class II, Tor lsI6-to be drawn
April Capital $4,000 10000 5000 J2g7 40 Of 1000 so
OF 500 90 Of 400 &c. IS Nos - drawn halves
qusuer 80 Aeeniheate Of package Of IS whoes
dolan-Shares 10 proportion.
$4,000! 10000! 10000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class IS, for ist6-,n be drawn
Aph 18Th. Magn Prizes $4,000 600 10000 10000
9ooO 5000, 1000 57ss OF 1000, 5000 ~ Of
1000, 80 Of 500 &C - Nos II Ticket, rs halves So
quarters IS s7 certificate Of 20 whoes costs $50
doiars-SEares proportion
$4,000
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Ciass I6 for lst6-to BE- drawn
Apr Capitals: $4,000 O0O 5000 SOos $500 Is o.
Loco IS Of 500 IS Nos ~ drawn Tickets no. halves
quarters so certificate Of package whoes cost 30
dorars-Sharet proportion
% Orders Tickets Shares Cert6caes Packages
in the Splendid Lotteries Tor that are drawn
day week. enclosing pre Tickets receive
the prompt attention. and drawing
sentmmedaely aner It Is " order from
J. r. WORD. Richmond, Va.
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ST. CHARLES HOUSE.

IENllE subscriber having taken that new and
Il comm'dous building l2h between Main ard
Cary the Pantheon bcesto the attention OF the
public 70 % under 10 of 1T. CHARLES HOUSE
Every effort VIII be made please thosc may favor the -
Charles with call aud everything eitheras dsca
substantial that be procured ready for Gus
iomcrs-aui always served IN superior style.
NH 26-1ms w C. LovEJoY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-08
by InIoe. d Brother.
BOOTS, SHOES, q C

1T AUCTION
On FRIDAY MORNING April 10Th at 10 O'Clock At our .or.
We wl sen without reserve invoice OF Boots
20 Particulars hereafter
INIDEs l. RRoT1Irp .r.,.