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asoyt,s Prize Office,

MO. Observation-Disclosures, RICHMOND,
IN VIRGINIA.
On the 2rtn instant Lottery to be drawn with a
Capital OF $50 900. Tickets only SI2-and
this amount RENTED HOYr, per matt may give you
4 comfortable foiiune for life. Look al this, and The
o,her Schemes for this month. and make remittance
bv return mail 10 HOYT. There IL no way 10 make
money as easy as by purchasing tickets OF HoYT.
Address all letters for Tickets land the paying Of
p''''s' D. NJ. HoYT, Richmond.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1916.
$4,000 DOLLARS, S2O,OO0, $4,000.
Alexandra Lottery Glass; "a. for le46 TO he drawn
In Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday, June 20th 1876.
Mammoth Scheme.
prize of a 20 oOS ,S ~ prizes oil 200 200
: q 5000 1870 300
5000 &C. sc.
70 No Lottefy-l3 Drawn Ballots
Tickets only Sl2 halves G. quarters 3; eichths 3D.
Certificate. OF packages of 20 whole Tickets Sl60; 70
halves 50; &c quarters Al; 26 eghlhs 20.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandra Lottery, Class IS, for 1886 to he drawn al
Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday, June 27th 1916.
Splendid Scheme.
! prize Of s5 80 Coo prize OF 5000 soSo
! q 5000 30 prizes OF 000
! . $40 20 500
5000 &c. &c.
rs Number Lo,tery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets so; halves S. quarters SO. Certificates OF
packages of IS whole Tickets $3.50; 25 halves 6 Is
quarters - so.
Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by g. GRECO
~ e. Co. constantly on hand. Orders, enclosing cash
or prize tickets, attended 10 with promptness and Inc
drawings Of Lotteries SENT when IsqIweseq 10 al VINO
order of u. VI. Hof J, nichhohu.,
Make remtances Immediately il Ct distance; II IN
D. NJ. HoYT, No. 3, Exchange.
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uIcEORY MIL ron SALE

THIS valuable Estate y W IT, publicly offered for satc
fair day.
" s % WILLS ri"ef IN The county Of Cumberland.
and contains ahont n5u acres ii which alou, 3gl
lnw .ruuEf- 400 cleared highland. mc.t II which
aae heart aGd i!i- balance woods. n II well adapted
r. The growth ~ tobacco, .vra ard oais and has
AL oi ,!r nesessar, Houses IN the cultivation al these
crnps also, good dwelling iuu... IN orchards and
everything Necessary far hs comfort ~ family IL Is
situated immediately upcr gable stream about II
miles from ihe tn.n II Farmyille, and hall aay br
tween the Two Villages Of Cara and Guftsve, both of
whit places afford n market for wheat The fertility
Of this ssatr it, lncatinn regards health and sooty,
and IL easy arretS 20 market Constitute u one 81 iir
valu ,ble estates ~ middle Virginia. The
viii be-S5 900 pay lille the si November th- balance
IN and two years thereafter The purchaser Will
tags the privilege Of seedn crop al wheat this Fai
and FIN possession by Christmas Rt1,. Tine sui rcrI
her living The estate Will TAX. p-asnre IN showing II
10 any person wishing 10 pnfchase, IN attending 10
any communication addressed 10 him al .anghorn. :
Tavern, Cumberland. HM. a. PERKINS.
March l--rwtts
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules taken in the
1 Clerks Once OF the Circuit Superior Count Of Law
and Chance for Prince Edward County the 4th day OF
May, 1876: ,,. - -, Al;
rtrafrir of Randolph Haiison, deceased Plaintiffs:
against -, ,,,,
aso Dummy Sheriff Of the county Of Prince Edward,
aud Administrator de bons with the VIII annexed,
~ Edward Dillon deceased. Patrick H. Dillon IN MS
own right and rs administrator OF EDWARD nion,
Alexander S. Dillon, Richard NJ Dillon, Ma,Rihs l.
Dillon James II. Dillon, Edward pillon, mani son "
Ioho q Dillon deceased, Mary ID. steptoe ana YIN b.
Scntoe. husband OF said Mary, Frances aad Richard
Cmnninrham infant children OF Eliza cunningham
deceased, John Cunningham husbana o. sa,a I'ihs
Elizabeth Dillon, widow of Edward piiion, oeceasea,
VIM Flournoy, Trustee IN deed OF rus uraae Wy
lanes H. Dillon, John 6. meem Francis y. " aihin-
Treasurer OF H. s. College. Samuel Allen John Laek
land Edward Bedford, Nathaniel }. scnaoe, hioha.a
AZ DIon George D. Sanders Asa Dupuy, laie sherin
NJ the county OF Prince Edward, ana Aomn.,,a.or OIL
Jonathan Penick, VIM. s. Morton ana saIusl zen,
IT.. attendants. Patrick H Dillon and Watkins l..
Dillon not having entered their appearance anu sI,1n
.cm,i,v according TO an mel Of The General Assembly
and ,he rules Of this Court and appearing thai they
are not inhabitants Of this State, on me motion OF ne
,ant hv.course i; is entered atru'es aforesaid ana
nen,dne,y ordered that The said defendants, fatrck
DHIon and Watkins L. Dillon, do appear al iues 10
he taken in The Clerks Office Of The SAID court, on me
6rst Monday in August next, and answer ine p'ahn
hill. and that COPY Of this order &c leitn"
in some one of the public newspapers printed III e Guy
If Richmond for Two months successSeiy, ana also
nosted al the front Of the Courthouse oil TINS eoun
~. A Copy-Teste, ,,,o,,r.u n
May 22-cw2m b. j. Wohshani " ~
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THE VALUABLE FARI, CALLED
: g est Ia a ga sGsla-c,

foR 81 LII 4 l. AUCTION
T'hls valuable FARM, tn property of the late John
y. Jennings, viii he sold ,nctiol n "W.s,-
!ilni. The FIRM IT William u SINS, E.q on WED.
ALShAi, thu 9Th day q! June neat III Jo'clork r.
M-inncd!ht-ly sitter Nj SINS Farm Is sad IL .s
On James River, seven ard hail miles above Rich
mona the canal passing through lcontains or acres
u winch $50 acres are valuable low grounds The 10
and Is 81 tine qnaiy, aud in high state al improve
meni There are Oh this Farm about 200 acres ~ hear.
" tmbered land. within three fonts of mile of the
canal well adapted 10 the culture of tobacco.
lie Improvements consist %! comfortable Dwelling
House. containing SIX rooms. and MI nrcr ssary out
houses for farming "a. poses There an Orchard
81 young iruIi trees.
" deemed useless 10 say thing respecting
TINS Farm = prisons di>p0>rd I" purchase Viii douf
RS prefer to vr the sane ana Judge Tor tcnisriv~,
y VIII nr shown WIN pleasure ~ The oyrr,rrr Mi
Howell Dunoui. u. Sir. VIM .. Jennings living near
'eN Market, ~ tie lower cm! 81 ErBnc".
- ihc >a,' = - r. nd,le fpr division among ti-
de'se'> II -" a;c John II. Jennings. person. mas
tend lie ZANE WITH The assurance fhat VIM positively
take place. 'rittoTi am .tae u rrsr,r>
lHr terms VIII be -n.li Ia suit thr puTclis.,say
ONE ioufii cash; balance Al aud three YEAR
Ter bpnis b-arins interest, secured rs trust deed
II III. purchaser desire II. he bo supplied with
every tana necessary 10 cultivate the farm. Posses.
sion tor seeding wheat III the Fail VIII be- giyca and
entire possession Oh the Isl January next.
Nav l1--rtds " COMM Anr,
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lsy Last Evenings Mail.

The pressure OF advertisements forces US TO
lay over the proceedings OF Congress on Wed
ns>.ay. The Oregon Treaty was debated in
s.s.et session OF The Senate, but not acted on
On n. 18Th ballot, Mr.. McDutie was elected
Cbarman of the Committee OF Foreign Rela-
mons; having received 81 and scattering 81
f,lsssrs. Sewer, Archer and Webster withdrew
her names) The report Of the Committee OF
Conference, on the Supplementary War Bill, was
agreed 10, 50 to l9, after debate. Mr.. Haywood
,s,o,sd The House bill for the relro-cession OF
Alexandra, with the Committees advice that ii
tefe.ecied.
In ne House, the resolution 10 distribute the
ION youme of The Laws of The U. States was
rrisced. The Indian appropriation bill! wasta-
ken NJ and debated, and amendments adopted
The Senae's amendments 10 the Post Office ap-
rr,afiation bill were agreed 10. So The bill is t.
nalIy passed 1t appropria,es SIS, 900 10 steam
a., between New York and Bremen.
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Strafton,s Office,
MO. S, SOUTH FOUR TIE ENTh
~ STREET.

MO. S, SOUTH FO UR TIE E " tn
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
Drawn Nos of Alexandria, o. June Is:
64727 AZ 60 10 81 Is 81 80 So la 6.
Whole Ticket, Nos. IS 10 60, Capital q
$50; and Ticket, Nos. l9 60, Capital OF lUo
; tn sold and paid by SFRATToN.
Drawn Nos OF New Jersey SO, June 10:
GO 81 "A Is 10 10 II so IS II 80.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, AZ, June II:
81 81 So CT IS Al 81 70 6 9 30 IA % S
Schemes for the Week.
Drcr,ng reoeivsd ersry dan al O'Clock. p. NJ
1000 Dollars. 1000 Dollars!
Friday -Aionongalia, No. 25. Capitals: 81 :
0OO. 600. GAO, sc. rs Nos. IL drawn. Tickets
81; halves so cts; quarters IS els
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars
Saurday-(Drawing received by Sundays
maiD-Sussex, Extra, No. 80. Capitals: S4,
600, 1000, GAO, &c. rs Nos, - drawn. Tickets
i; halves so CTS; quarters % els.
10000 Dollars 10000! 10000 Dollars!
Monday morning - Alexandra, No. "a
Irand Capitals: $50 900, 10000, 10000 5000,
700, 1858, 50 Of 1000 100 OF 500, &c. 10
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets Sl2; halves s. quar-
h,s 3.
y. B.-Tickets in all Lotteries advertised by
Messrs. J. G Gregory & Co., the Managers for
Sale al this Once, and On The same terms.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries. will BE-
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when re.
sues,ed. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
June ID Richmond. Va.
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Wortllasil's Office,
MO I, EXCHANGE PLACE, RlCl
" MOND, VIRGINIA.


LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY:
One Dollar Scheme-Va. Monongalia l1olte'
~, Glass No. 25 10 be drawn al The Exchange
Hotel at 5 o'clock P. M. Capitals: u OoO,
1000. 64O, 459, Of 300, 2 Of 300, 2ot $50, Of
lbs, 10 Of 100, sc. Tickets l-shares IN proper
ton.
TWO LOTTERIES FOR To- MORROW,
First-Spendid Scheme OF $780, oo Capnal
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. A-prawinS re-
ce,ged per Northern mail on Sunday. Capitals
10 600 dollars. 20 600, 10 900, 5000, 5000. 1888,
50 prizes OF 1000, 100 Of 500, 100 OF 3Ov' &C.
IS Ms and 10 drawn ballots. Whole Iiche's
only u dollars; Halves and Quarters in proper
lion. A certificate of a package OF Whole LICK
e., costs SLAB 40; Halves and Quarters IN pro-
portion.
Also, Sussex County Lottery, Glass No. "a,
drawing received per mail Sunday Capitals
s. OOO. 600. Gao, 459, = of 800, oil 2oo, OF
$50 5 of 1875, 10 of 100, &c. Whole tickets !;
shares in proportion.
Lotteries TO be Drawn at Alexandra Soon
June 27,h-Alexandria Lottery, Glass No; 2o >
$4,000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 3, l4O, 3Uo, Z,ooo'
- prizes OF 1000, 20 Of 500, &c. Tickets H.
July 4ih Alexandra Lottery, Class no: 20: 20
$4,000. l5,00O 10000, 6,O0O, 5000, .uoo, 1884,
80 OF 1000. 80 OF 500. &c. Tickets so
July ll.-Alexandria Lottery, Glass NO. q
Six prizes OF 900 are 60,000 $500, 2,340, %
OF 900, SO OF 400, SC. Tickets $40.
CHAS. WORKMAN,
June 10 Richmond Va.
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THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST
HAM For SAFE

'Iis Property Iits James River seven miles aboy.
kichinond. "n the Canal aud six miles by the river
roai-prurctly convenient L. market
" contains, y: survey rrccnty made $50 acres .
ROOFS ani II poles ot winch la acres are riyrr and
cfreA bottoms, The dwelling house /. Elegant and COM
1fi, "h-.ihih. t"c'. f""nS from cellar garrri-
i'ii ~ tl- out houses substantial aud IN 70 ii
an GA oieaft - choice nan = iht lan,. and i
"' selected Young peach and apple Orchard has been
ever comfort tnat ought i, h. IS i,!lr! ior
rsihani sold !ur division. II c..nut BE- iuiiclpn--
~ divided INTO two parts. u VIII therefore liz ps,ifr,fy
ga on WEDNESDAY, The 2it Of Juns, II oc'och,
i. VI, II at, ii aof the neat far day. me rf.mi.,s
W" Ne SHOWN nj any time, either b. tile nndersIcnrd
" We "verserr lisng On The premises. Entire posses
s , WI br gwen on christmas neat and IN -
Tine The purchaser viii have The privilege of ...anr
crop Of wheat. a IL SINS
Sale conducted hy
WELLINGToN GonpIS, Auclionrrr
~ The Terms. which VIII hr maze known on the
day 81 sale VII be- such 10 sun nr convenience AZ
the purchaser. ~ GDi,DIN ,nct
Mat J-ctds
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GOOD FARM &C. FOR SALE

- virtue Of deed of trust, executed me ON III.
- 3l- day Of December, lSi5 by Eliza SHELTON AMI
of record in the Clerk Office of The County Cont al
Hanover, shall s"li, on the pfrinscs, on MONDAY.
the 6i ri July, 1916 II fair, II not the AR day
thereafter, L. the highest bidder the Tract Of Land on
which The sad Eliza Skrltnn Huw resides, The -aii
county 81 Hanover. containing hundred ard I'M
acrrs-mnFc ~ "s.-adInrna the llnds Of ilr.srs.
john Gibson, John KIN. and cthers, ant ing Imnri
aicy the road leading tnH The Oid Church H. Hicf
mnnd. and distant rom The latter place clever miles.
Asr I'VE Feather Brds, oae llofsr iw0 head a. 'atllc
eight Hogs md all HE lsusehnd and Kitchen Fnrnl
tHrc aud Farming Implements al every KIND, in Inr
possession or the said Eliza SHELTON conveyed rs sah
deed.
The above described Land has on il Dwelling
House, with 'ivc mons, Kitchen, n corn House and
Stable an Ice iionsr. well IN the yard and young
Orchard Of choice fruits.
TERMS accommodating and made known on the
dar of sale. WIN. r. II. POLLARD
June lo--rtds
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKET

ON the 0t day June next :, III offer for sale Al
~ public auction, my E,at- IN Nelson county one OF
the most valuable properties IN thai region at country
IL - situated i've mics below the Court lonsr. aud
eight miles above New Market, on the James River
Canal. Tie Tact contains 9!it acres more than I'M.
81 waieh = ~ wood remarkably we'll iiinberrd and
vrT. large potion 9! II fin. Tobacco land any
that paTi oi the cntnfty Most Of tiie CLEARED land
good state Z" cultivation. h.vin. been pros ed Ly
the us. o plaster and cover Although >ii,rd among
mountains, tns Tract lIes remarkably well. being a.
level n could he desired, with uy acres on HE
mountain side too -,.rp :"r cultivation There are
abntt one hundred Of Creek and Branch HAS
no tobacco oisl capable III being converted inio
wateicd meadow. The hole ond Is well enclosed III
good state Of c;.atipn-s susceptible of division
into three or four farms -acl:-wci supplied with tim
her, aad abcnndIBg with fine springs II running water.
The improvements cunSist Of nm UvrrsrerS House fnr
rooms. Negro Cabins, sufficient for the acco Hnodation
If forty slaves; G,aniry, with n Thrr.hlne Machine
attached; Cribs Stables aud Tohaceu Barns sufficient
T. cure 30,upi POUNDS Tobacco. viii also sell a,
same time aud place upwards at twenty Iiarly Negroes
mostly young Men and Women a,~o, all the stock 81
Horses, atr, sheep. Hogs, xc; together with good
assortment Of Farming Irg,i eats Terms for ;hr
isan!c wiil be r,'- known on lie day Of sale anv
issions. ~ ic neon i:inr. ri having further pay
ueuars. can address re, - VII. William Gordon 81
SCOTS Ferry. Sl5cnlaIlc COMFY.
March 27-ciis CHARLES COOKE
NJ PGsTPoNE:lEEr.-As shlli hr unavoirabiy
absent from Virginia the day above named | an,
moniIi-say 10 WEDNESDAY. 9Th day Of July leiG--
M which time The sale WIZ certainly take plgC- If far
II the fair day. Should not la W return
ed shall empower Mr.. VIM. Gordon 10 act for me In
every respect as though were personally present.
May 29-c,ds CIi COOKE.
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2sfrDe1oogu Hza1eaee6rxr.
EDUCATION.

BOTETOURT SPRINGS SEMINARY.
grIiiS lnstilu'ian undei the direction II Charles l.
Cooke. rs Principal, and o. w. Leliwcl, as as.,t
mt teacher in The Male Department, ami Mrs Le.t.:r
in the Female Department. wi! be opened July Isl.
The course of study III be a follows:
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT..
Reading, Wnlins, En2iish Grammar, Geography
'''''''''''' M.ADEMIc DEPARTMENT.
L,1,s L.scu.cr -';laminar, Reader, Cesar, Sal
lust, Virgil, iicero'> ura'i"Is, Horace and Lny.
GaIEK L.sGu.sS --.;ramiDar, Reader, les ajnen mt
/ Nenop.on's Anabi.is aud iorier.
| M.iugu,rlcs AN PniLrscrHr -Acrtri Pa i AID
Solid Geometry Survey ing, Pam and Sphc-c lfi.n
nymetry ind Anai:iios, olmstcad's Philosophy and
Jones Chemistry.
Tie session viii commence on the Isl of Iu'g. aud
close on The 1T Of :ay ensuing. Students rcGuret-
ed 10 ne presen, On c day of the session. as ever
ciscs will conimenc" On ~ ,. :. nas'
For The session or Ten monhs-lIoard, incutIH. Diet
fuel, light, washing and servants hire, ga
Tuition in The Primary Department, ~
10 Academic Department, 80
PAYMENTS 10 be made follows: Onc-h:rd Of The
whole amoupt on the Isl OF July, cnrhd ON The Isl of
January and the remainder al The close of the session
II will he observed tilt changes have been made IN
the sessions well a. Tie terms OF BOARD. This has
been done because past experience teaches that former
arrangements were objectionable Suitable books may
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
rcca,d SIR a. l. Cooke as emnenily calculated 10
manage such an Institution as That To winch liz Is now
called AS 4 stewart he accommodating, az teacher
Jil,.-nt a. Gisojpnaran nan, as man 81 business
nrom.i aud as rr,hcr of ,he church active ami
ful Nest cordially 10 commend his enterprise 10 The
patronage Of The community, and most sincerely wish
!, surrrss Il. RILASD,
June o. 1916. President hieh'h"hi College.
IL is with very great ri. asiEe that express my entire
and cordial concurrence in Tie above testimonial 10 lie
merits abilities and character Of Nr. tuckr.
GEO FREDERICK HOLMES,
Prof. OF Ancient Languages, Richmond College.
I,p,
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IN CHASCERY-yiRorsfA, 10 aru:-At Rurs holden
in the Clerks Office al the Circuit Superior Court Of
Law AMI Chanc-ry for the County OF Charlotte, the ID
day of June, 1886:
Monroe fiiprin. Plaintn;
against
John B. Watkins. and Charles W. Watkins. and
Thomas C. Watkins, Executors Of Thomas Watkins,
deceased, Le.sn1ents.
The defendant John B. Watkins. not having entered
his appearance according the Act Of Assembly and
the Ruies of this Court ahd appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabtint Of this Common
wealth IL Il ordered that the said defendant do appear
before The Judge cf the said Court 4, t;s court House
ri The sa. county, the f> day Of sep enber term
next and enter his appearance. aHd answer the pam
TITS bill and that copy Of this order be inserted IN
some newspaper published in The Cy of Richmond or
Town OF Ly hburg for two months excessively. and
postrd a, the front al the Eou iious. OF the said
Comfy. Cory. Ies.r. . .
Jun. l2-cw2m WlSSLOW ROBINSON, Z. {.
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a Valuable Estate
IN THE COUNTY or ORANGE IL
MARKET

AN anxIolIs In sell either portion. or the whole al
4 ,uv land, mpnn the Rapid Anrr RIVER in the county
ol Orange. This Estate j. esteemed by those who
know IT, equal il superior, 10 any in this region:
Trac, is supposed 10 contain ABOUT Gro acres, and am
willing sell either tie whole, .ri0 acres without
The buildings. IL divided, full proportion Of timber
could lie allotted to each part Adjoining This last 800
acre there also ~ uf very valuable mhsrrd
land Is hch cau b. had The Two united, would iofRl
most desirable Farm. Owing Ia tie drought
III ;!,r past summer nv laads do not present. their
usual owt I'll grass yri their line adaptation T.
Ia m grain crops and ~ tohaccu. eli known ~ s
:ir,.ity. There ~ ii h- richest loH grounds
and on one pat o III. dcrusitr from Ire river, suii
rrat enrich least 40 acres. IL gGlrs have been
tested with result altogether satisfactory III. dwell
ilug this Farm has heen CONSUMED ~ tire hut The
walls -i.ll good aad H. fully repaired al crs.
or 500 the contract picc offered ~ excellent work
man. These walls 81 fret by ~ feet. two story.
with an excellent cellar. The cost o wood work must
Gcpend upon its execution. The timber, however, "
abundant on the land, aud there t::o saw Mills,
distant than mile The CaGtisuy of these SAW
Mills two t;ris Malls, large FloHfng Mil and flourish
ing Woollen Factory must Md essentially 10 the con-
yrnIrucr and value OF this Estate. The location u
SUCH that il cannot he made pass way. and i pecn
liariy removed from annoyances Ut all KIND. The
river has been surveyed, and company Is now form
ir. with most ilttering prospects OF opening naSea
ton from this Farm FsederlcSsburg aud ,s distance
frn, Gcrdunsyie Depot Of Louisa railroad y only IL
miles The buildings stnud,ns are an excellent
Kitchen. with four rooms. Meat House. Dairy, a
large Framed Stable, Barn Corn aud Tobacco Houses,
ard necessary Negro Cabns ! ne s;aiden l. prodrc-
tive and tie YARD heau;iG With an extensive
tain view. Sy terms une;hird cash, residue IN
and TWO yeat. wi.h ar ithoui interest, a. may he
agreed between IN self anu the purchaser An unqHts.
iionah,e title viii be conveyed.
Oraua- NAV l2-cu c. C.. MACON.
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opposite TIE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POSI-
" OFFICE RICHMOND, VIRGIsiA, sells Tickets IN
ALI Lotteries under the management of j. g. Gregory
10 on the same terms that they are sold al the Mana
gers Office.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE.
$4,000 DOLLARS, s20, 900, $4,000.
Alexandria LOTTERY Glass a. for 1886, 10 be drawn in
Alexandria u. C., on Saturday, June Goth, 1886.
Mammoth Scheme.
grand Capital Of S5o,000 prize OF s2sas
prize of 2o,Uoo % ph1es oi zoo eoo
! :. i S''oCO 1870 800
! :. 5000 &c. &c.
rs Number Lot,ery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets only Gle; halves g. quarters 3; eighhs So
Certificates Of packages Of 2j whole Tickets $780, 20
halves 80; % quarters 40; PC eighihs 10.
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, 27;h June, 1896
Splendid Scheme
prize of s3 3O prize oil aSoO
5000 so prizes Of l,0oo
!. 3'I;0I 30 500
Is Number Lotlery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets SO; halves s. quarters So Certihcaies o.
packages OF IS whole Tickets $3.50; p halves o5 -
quarters - so.
Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF
Packages in the Splendid Lotteries, Tor smner
Ones that drawn every day in the week. enclosing
cash prize Tickets, will receive the most prompt al
tention and official account Of each drawing SEM
Immediately after il is all who order from
j. F. WORD Richmond, Va
On all letters enclosing cash prize tickets the posi-
noe las usuall need not be paid June
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THE OREGON TREATY.

The Convention concluded between this Co.
y,rnmeni and the British Plenipoleniary, tor the
adjustment OF the Oregon Boundary, which was
usnsm tied by he President OF the United States
10 the Senate on Tuesday, has no! yet been acted
upoa in that body, and may not be for yet some
Jssys (says the National In!ellisencer.) The
sy.aDy's .! the Treaty, as our readers are a!rea.
liz informed, mas been recognised b. The votes Of
.wo.ihirds of The Senators, and approved by the
public voice, BY accama,ion, wherever the news
has extended. There is no doubt, therefore, as
10 the ultimate decision OF that body The delay
being only one OF The results Of The calmness and
,!e!iberation with which The Senate usually acts
on such questions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-06-19

TN CHANCERY.-yiRciSiA: AT Rules held IN the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Cour cf Law
and Chancery for Soochland county, 18th May, lsi6:
Thomas McGrah aud Ferdinand Sarmientn, mer-
chants and partners, under the firm and style of Nc
Gralh 8; Sarmiento, fiilhtitS:
against
Henry H. Harrison and other Defendants:
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according 10 The act OF
Assembly aud the rules OF THIS Court, and " appearing
y satisfactory evidence that ne inhabiant Of
this il is ordered that tie said defend
ant do appear here the rules To be held for the SAID
Court on the first Monday in August next, and answer
The plaintiffs bill; and that copy Of this oder be forth
with inserted in newspaper published in the city
of Richmond and continued for two months successive
~, Y, ana ou p1s'eu O. Ac c ''S '
Nav 221cwam MAR. W. MILLER, Clerk.