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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-22
May IL
NVOrthafll's Office,

MO. 7, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND. VIRGINIA.
LOTTERY FOR TO-DAY.
$4,000 Capital! Virginia Monongalia Lotto
nv, Glass No. 81, TO be drawn al the Exchange
Hoel at o'clock, P. NJ. Capitals: $4,000,
800 1000, $50, 10 OF 400, 10 OF 900, 40 Of 100,
&c. rs Nos, and 10 drawn. Tickets l dollar
and 25 cents-sharcs in proportion.
LOTTERY FOR TOMORROW.
Splendid Scheme $4,000 Capilal-Alexan-
dria Lottery Clase No 20, drawing comes per
mail Sunday. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000,
5000 $500, l,0l7 so, 100 prizes Of 900, 10 Of
500. 20 OF $50, 81 of 200, &c. IS Nos. ID drawn.
Tickets 10 dollars-shaIes in proportion. Sales
close at 6 o'clock, P. IN.
Also. Sussex County Lottery, Glass No So
Drawing comes per mail Sunday. Capitals -
60 .OOO 1900, 1000, 55S. 10 of 400 10 OF 200 40
OF 100, 50 OF GO, SC. IS Nos, and ~ drawn.
Tickets 81 25-shares IN proportion. Sales
close al S o'clock, pm.
Lotteries to he Drawn at Alexandria SOON
MAY 3Oth-S5O 900, 10000, 1900, GOO, $500
1898, 20 OF 1000, 20 Of 1000, &c. Tickets 10
dollars. o 90 , 600
june 6th-40,000 dollars, 10000, 5000, 5000,
3s7, 1000, 1900, 1900, 100, 100 prizes Of 500,
&c. Tickets 10 dollars -
June lOln-Jersey City Lottery, Glass no
600 dollars, 10000 5000, 1000, 30oo, S,Soo,
OF 1000, 3 OF 500, 4 Of 1850, % Of 1000 &C.
Tickets 10 dollars. :.
June l3lh-Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. -.
25 900 dollars, 10000, 5000, 1000; l,15o, 100,
10 prizes of 1000, &c. Tickets 10 dollars
June 2Olh-Alexandria Lottery, Class no; a
so 900 dollars, 10000, 10000. 5OOo, 3gou, 1913;
so prizes Of 1000, 100 Of 500, &c. Tickets IL
dollars.
rrAll orders confidential, and postage paid
on ali sums of IS or more, at This Office, without
charge. Address TO onr.,n
May % Richmono' va
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A Valuable Estate
IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE IN
MARKET

\ AN anXiolls To sell either portion, the whole of
L nv land npom thu Rapid Anne River IN the county
Of Orange. This E>.ae i esteemed by those who
know H. equal, If mol superior, Ia any IN IiS region;
1Tssssffa WHY'S "a II a 80 ~ are and
willing sell either ihe whole, i00 acres without
the buildings, II divided full proportion ~ timber
could b. allotted each part. Adjoining this last 300
land " hicb can he had. The two united, would form
most desirable Farm. Owing 10 the drought
of the past summer, my lands do not present their
usual growth of grass; Yet their fine adaptation grass
10 all grain crops and IA tobacco. we'll known in this
vicinity. There 90 acres of the richest low grounds
and pait al tins drposltr from the river sHm
cent enrich a least 200 s qualities have bteu
tested result altogether satisfactory The dwell
linz this Farm has been consumed by fire. but The
walls sill good and he fully repaired
of 500, the price offered by excellent work
man. These wal are 3, feet by ~ feet, two story,
with an excellent cellar. The cost Of wood work
depend upon lis execution The timber. however, 10
abundant on the land, and There are two saw Mills
distant less than mile The conticuy at these Saw
Mills Two Gri- Mills, large Flunrng Mil and flourish
ing WOollen Factory must add essentially Ia The
yeniencr and value Of IhlS Estate. The location Is
such that IL cannot be- made way and peCu.
liatly removed from annoy Of all kind. The
river has been surveyed, and company Is now form
ing with most atirrIns prospects of opening
non from this Farm Fredericksburg. aud It's distance
from Gordnnsve Depot at Louisa Railroad rs only -
miles. The buildings standing ARE excellent
Kitchen. with four rc0ms, Meat House, Dairy,
large Framed Stable, Barn Corn and Tobacco Houses
and necessary Negro Cabins ] he t;nIden is prOduc-
i've and the Yard beautiful with an extensive noun
nnd two years, with az without int 'cst, ~ may be-
agreed between my sell and hr pur'h. ser An unpncs
tiounb,c title VIII he conveyed.
Orange, Nav l2-ctf .. e. MACON.
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THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH or FkRsl
SPRING AND SUMMER
I'D II e. @ % I'D >,

II " ~. -
WE would particularly invite the attention OF our
w country friend, and The public generally, I" Onr
of the argrs and Nest varied assofrhtS 10 pr "nhd
in the civ which We pledge ourselves 1" sell a low
any other establishment:
Elegant graduated EaIrse Robes
Embroidered white and colorei Mnslin Robes
Width gvaduaird do. do.
Ombrr shaded Islreees
Paris BalZnrirrs at every style
Rich Organize Muslins
New style French Jaconcts
New style French Migonriis
Splendid assortment uf silks
Barge, Shetland aud Silk Shawls
Rich white embroidered Grape do.
Embroidered Lace, Hermann and Barrgr ScnriS
\ large assortment French embroidered Capes, Col
lars ChimaZcttS and Sleeves
Great bargains In Ilncn Cambria fanlkerchieis from
MOURNING GooDS-vz:
Black Ba20rine> and Alparas
Super black 5rllantts
Black suin striped Bareges
Black satin striped and PLAIN RalHornrs
Hall mourning Barrrrsa and Silks
Black and white Gingham' aud Lawns
Danlask Table Cloths, Diapers aud Napkins
Bird Eye, Hue kaback and Russia Diapers
u 4 Linen Shertlnrs, very cheap
Heavy IMPRESSED Irish Linens
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
super black and fancy French Cloths
DO do do do. rassnrrrs
Summer Cassimerrs, great variety
Splendid s,ork Linen DrIlinss
Very rich liehl silk and Satin Vrstlngs
Sinner black do do. do
super black embroidered Satin dn.
Light embroidered Ca>hnarrt do
Super white and fancy Mar>eilIrs do.
Hack French Drlp lie Etc
Summer ColtIue- al all kinds
Colorrd bordrred Linen Cambria Iiandkeuhleis
Beautiful assortment travaiS
IIandkrrchiris Gloves, Su>penders &c, &c.
Also, a complete assortment al Servants Clo' h'hp
Cotton OLnahnrss Blrachcd and Brown Shirlinss an.
SIeelngs l.ufaps, &C &c. &C
WARREN & FARISS.
Nav I5-cw3w No %, Main Street.
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NEW AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENT MANDATORY

THE subscribers, under the firm Of cARDWELL 4
/ WILSON, have opened shop on tenth, between
Main and Cary Streets for the manufacture and sale a"
Agricultural Implemens-suc as PioIehs, fultivatnrs
IIarows Coulters Horse Powers, 1hrashing Machines
Wheat Fans Torn Shelters Straw Cutters &c, &r.; to-
ceIler with Fatithns Presses, aud Tobarc" Work oi
all kinds; and they hope by strict attention 10 business,
and 10 The character Of their work, merit ami receive
share of public patronage. All orders executed with
despatch. and accommodating terms; and they also
manufacture and keep good assortment OF Brooke's
Fans and will sell reduced prices Those in want OF
work or any repairing Of The above description are re-
specy invited 10 favor with call, II they want
10 save ten per cent The purchase.
We manufacture Cleared Horse Powers, OF any size
wanted from siI horse power either portable or
stationary, for SIPS We shall manufacture Fox ana
Rorand's Staple Tooth Threshng Machine, IN good
sfyle: The smallest size for so aud SiI. We would
saw 10 those in want uf Wheat Fans In call and eAR
mine for themselves before pmrrh sing We make The
hest now in USE and made ut The best materials, for S
$50 and S:l3 We also manufacture Parkcr's Iron
f.yndrr Steel Spring Corn Shelter, by hand or horse
power for 50! aud S!i. We have very simple straw
Gutter for So il has proved 10 be the best in Riohmond
We warrant II 10 give sastactinn no sale. We have
Plough Casting, from New York and Richmond Foun-
dries Of all kinds, for sale
Jan. 2-CGm CaRI)W EbL ~ NilsSors
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best manner
Prices of Drums varying from so 10 $3.50.
We are also prepared 10 furnish EMMONS'
CHAIN BAND HORSE POWER, which has
been in use for len or twelve years, and by many
preferred 10 any other. Prices from 100 to $3.50.
We are now making PORTABLE GEAR
ED HORSE POWER, suitable for from four
10 six horses, which we think will be little su-
perior to any thing Of the sort that has been made
in this section OF country
We are also making the WHEAT FAN, call
ed 'Parkers Premium Fan" a very superior ar
ticle prices $780, IS and 40
PARKER'S IRON CYLINDER CORN
SHELLER that will she'll from 500 10 1900
bushels; prices S25 % and So.
SMITtIS PATENT TRAW-CUTTER,
for cutting hay, fodder, oats, corn stalks, &c.
price 10 dollars
We can also furnish any machine in our line
that may be ordered
To persons wanting either THRESIING
MACHINE or HORSE POWER, or both
THRESHING MACHINE and HORSE
POWER, or any thing else in our line, by order
ing them either personally or by letter, will be
punctualy attended 10 To those wanting fur
lher information respecting the performance Of
our Machines, certificates can be given from
many OF the best Farmers in nearly every county
in the State. Address
May S-c6t PARKER & SMITH.
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TO HOUSE BUILDERS.

IN WEDNESDAY, the 81 day Of June next, at Clio
~ yer fiill in the county of appomaior. proposals
will he received, with view To let Ibs building OF
Court House nf said county, hi that pare, 10 be butt OF
brick covered with in and 10 be 40 by 80 feet ~ size
Specifications Of the plan and manner Of building are
left with the Clerk, nj the place. for The inspection o
contractors.
The tern OF payment will be 81 900 our Of this years
levy 81 900 out Of the years. and the balance IN
equal parts out OF the levi.s Of the two sueceeong
years. ihc IOnhisSio'IhS'
MAY 22-etd
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EAGLE HOTEL.

MAIN ST. RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..
T HAVE this day opened the Eagle Hotel,
i which have fitted out with new furniture
and every comfortable accommodation for Board
ers, by the day, month or year, and also for
transient visitors. AS every exenion will be
made TO give satisfaction, hope 10 be literally
palronised. Persons visiting the city would do
well TO give The Eagle Hotel trial; and those
having horses may rest assured that have also
made the Rest arrangements for having them vel,
taken care OF. MARY +. CRUMP.
Feb 26-c3m
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of 4 Deed OF Trl-l, rtrcuirh I" Tue sub
ID scriber by John Nancy and Martha : his wife.
bearing date the 18th of February, isi5 and of record
IN the County Count Of ChsTotte FOR certain purposes
therein mentioned shall! proceed 10 sell Ia The highest
bidder for cash on FRIDAY the o9h day OF May, 1916,
al the residence of The said llaney, the following
named property The Tavern Tract Of Land, con
tanning l7O acres more less, with all the improve
,nrnts attached thereto and one other Tract Of 200
acres. a good portion in original growth, and good 10
hacco land: together with The Stock Of dcscrip
ton: Horses, Cattle, Hogs and sheep, Plantation
one sct of Blacksmith Tools; Household, Tav1rn and
Kitchen Furniture; Shot Guns aud the said llnncy's
Life Estate III three valuable Negroes also, his interest
IN the Estate Of sham lianey deceased.
MAY s-cwids ABNER f. IIANEY, Trustee.
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ErNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
of HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.

igcncn al RchMOnN, FUyIHH.
THIS Company was incorporated in the year 1919,
j with perpetual charter and capital OF 100,
and insures against loss damage by he on dwelling
Houses Manufacturing Establishments, Household
Furniture and Merchandise IN general, on The most
favorable terms.
ANY losses which the Company n ay sustain on
titu1e and literally.
Applications insurance, or the renewal OF policies
NAV be made 10 the subscriber who has been duly ap
pointed agent for the City OF R,cnpond an9 vicinity
Dec. 6-c6m II. BALDWIN, Agent
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Desirable Real Estate

FUK 81 lie OK REM.
THAT delightful residence, little West Of the City,
L known rs "Watson's House, recently occupied by
Nat DENLY, Esq, and situated between the residences
of Peter Cottom Esq and the Hon. Andrew stevenson
The House having been built only five years ago. is in
excellent order aud perfect repair. IL finished
perior style; and contains eight with frrparrs
and Two dressing rooms The Green house, smoke
house Kitchen, Carragrhcl.e and Stables, built IN
The very best manner IL possesses The advantages b,h
Of country and city residence, being entirely apart
from the hustle of the city, yet 10 The Of
business than many houses within the corporation. Its
original ten onsanf dnllars; hut lie present.
proprietor is willing 10 take for II something less than
half that sum, if immediate application il made. II
mo-, sold early dlv, be- had hy good tenant
at moderate rent Application may he made PERSONAL
ly. or hy letter, 10 ". Goddin, E.q ,or
Nav s-cSt AUGUSTUS a. HUGHES.
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STATIONS Office,

StrattOn's Office,
NJ; r + e? 1A 70 0A ~ = y ="
Let althe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
The $4,000 Prize Paid /!
gI Whole Ticket Nos IL 50 Sc, The Capital
Prize Of 10000 DOLLARS, in Leesburg Lotto
nv. No. 10. drawn the 23d March, and sold BY
STRATTON 10 one OF his city patrons, has
since been presented and cashed al STRAIT
TONS Prize Office.
$1,000 SOLD BY STRATTON
Drawn Nos. in Leesburg, Glass 30, May 1th
50 e. g IT SO % 10 I8 | SIS 40 al % g.
Ticket Nos. II 2s 80, prize of $4,000, sold
Yesterday to a most worthy and industrious cli-
zen, and was presented This morning, and The
cash paid al the counter by STRATTON,
the all-prize seller.
Drawn Nos of Leesburg, - May lS:
36 10 so SO 4s 50 81 "a IS 10 26 70 SO
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass No.
10, May ls:
4 Of % &c So IA Sc 81 ~ 70 IS II.
Whole Ticket Nos. ii 66 IS, Capital OF
200 dollars, sold and paid by STRATTON
Drawn Nos of Delaware No. 49, May 20:
66 IS IL ~ 20 46 76 40 81 SO 10 81
Ticket Nos 5 &C. a small prize OF 1925, sold
and paid by STRATUM.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery Extra, Class ~,
May l9
GA 46 S | A 50 81 81 Go GO 20 90.
Ticket Nos. S 30 %, solo and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF New Jersey Lottery, Glass 81,
Nav 10:
GA lG 81 - % IS 81 ! - II s.
Schemes for the Week.
Dra,rsng recelvcd ereTy dun al Z o'cLock, p. ~.
10000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars
5000 Dollars! 1900 Dollars!
Friday. -Mononsalia, Glass D. Capitals
5000 dollars, 1900, 1000, &c. IS Nos, u
drawn. Wholes s. 25; halves GO cents; quar-
lers 81 cents.
5000 Dollars! 1900 Dollars
For Monday-Sussex Lottery, Extra, No. So
Prizes: 5000 dollars 300 900, &C. rs Nos
" drawn Whocs s. 25; halves G2 cts. quar-
ters 81.
10000 Dollars 10000 Dolars
Monday Morning-Alcxandria, Glass 90
Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000, $500, 100 OF
900, &c. IS Nos, l2 drawn. Wholes $40
halves 5: quarters 9 SO.
Orders Tor Packages, Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, anddrawings sent when re-
quested. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Nav IL Richmond. Va
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VALUABLE ESTATE IN MARKET.

ON the 10Th day of June next will oiIrr for sale n
" cubic auction, my Estate IN Nelson county, one ot
the most valuable properties IN that region OF country.
Il is sh.ated ive miles below The Court House, aud
eight mixes above New Market, on the James River
Canal The Tract contains ,9li acres, more than half
of which is IN wood remarkably well limhered and
very large portion OF IL hnr Tobacco land any IN
tint part The cogntry. Most o the cleared land l. ia
a .cnd state OF cultivation. having been improved hy
the OF plaster and clover. Although situated among
this Tract iir- remarkably We'll, being
level could he desired. WIKI not hity the
mountain side loo steep for cultivation. There are
about hundred acres ui Greek and Branch Hats,
most Of which highly improved thavihs been kept
up n tobacco los,l capable al being converted into
walerd meadow. The whole land i well enclosed, ~
a good state oi cAltlvaon-is susceptible of division
into three ar four aigls rachwel supplied with UNI
her and aboundins with fine springs OF running waller
The consist at an Uvrrsrers House iohr
rooms: Negro Cabins sufficient for the accommodation
of forty slaves, GIanary, WITH Threshine Machine
attached Cribs abrs aud Tobacco Barns, sufficient
To cure 80 0J0 pounds Tobacco. VIII also sell, At
same time asd place upwards al twenty likely Negroes,
mostly Young Men and Women also, all the STOCK ="
Horses Cattle S.eep, Hogs, &C; together with good
assortment of Farming Implements Terms for the
whole viii br made known on The day oi sale. Any
onS DESTROYS, in the mea1 time Of having further par
Iirolrs can address Iue, Mr.. William Gordon, at
scis ferry, Albemarlr county.
March 21-ctds CHARLES tDthE.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY Wellington GOddin, Auc.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF WEST

HAM FOR SALE
WIS Property lies on James River, miles above
Richmond, IN the Canal and sir miles BY the river
road-peTiretiy convenient 10 market
IL contains, ny survey recently made, Gre acres,
ronds aud IL poles, Of which $50 acres are river and
creek bottoms. The dwelling house i. elegant and con-
venlent, ronta ng twelve from cellar 10 garrett
and all the out houses substantial and IN good lrpa,r
An old Orchard OF CHOICE irit IL on the land and
well selected young peach and lppe Orchard has been
pantedby the present propetors. The place presents
every comfort that ought Ia be- wished for
Nr>tliam l. sold for division IL cannot be Judi
~ divided niu Two parts. II VIII therefore br pstrtiy
,od on WEDNESDAY. The eth of June, al O'Clock
L. W., II far, II mol The next fair day. The premises
will be shown nj any time. either by the undersigned,
or The oveTscer living The premises. Entire posses
sion VIII be gwen on Christmas and IN the
time The purchaser will have the privilege of seeding
crop of " heat. W. ID. Ms.
Sale conducted By
WELLINGTON GoDDIN, Anctionser
GJ- The Terms, which VIII br made knnwn on the
day of sale, viii be- such 10 the CONVENE of
the purchaser W. GObDIN, Auot.
iIs..s
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|. Q. O. r.

The members Of the Order who wish 10 at
end the Dedication OF Odd Fellows Hall in
Washington City, on the 25,h instant, are inform
"a that arrangements have been made with the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail
'oai Company 10 take them TO Washington and
ling them back, leaving here on Sunday morn
X a; 3 o'clock precisely. Any information re-
aTe 10 fare, &c, can be obtained on application
Z elher Of the Committee, or TO Mr.. Alexander
Grant, Jr.
\ B.-Sheud any member be in want Of Re-
gaia. he may supply himself with first rate ar
, &c, By application 10 the Keeper Of the Odd
Fellows Hall By order of The
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Nav %,
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STR 4 ED

- From the Buck Island Mills, IN the 10Th
~ instant, a large GREY MARE, about eight
~ years old works well, either 10 The wagon
-L or plough and pcihap, she may show some
signs Of The gar ro's tolrrahl well hut PAGES s"r
and apt throw her headup, even upon slight l-k
Of The BRIDE; has in tail aud th.nh one o. both ~
her hind feet White extending G5nSr he ankle !
bought her al gentleman from the county 81 Rocking
ham and perhaps she may tfv 10 make Her way hack
I viii give a liberal rcvafd any who Is NJ give
information, that -et her again Ny Post Oiicc ~
PoindcNter's Store, Louisa county.
Nav l5-cat PLEASANT UACKETT.
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Burruss's Lottery Office,
n UOUU n FUUK ZEN II ) KEE
Y Richmond, Virginia.

y Richmond Virginia.
LOTTERIES FOR THE WEEK.
tnday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass lOl Ca
PI o 5000 dollars, 1000, 1900, 1852, OF
,Voo, Of 400 &c. IS No. Lottery, - drawn
0alo's. Whole Tickets 2 dollars; halves l.;
quarters 30 cents.
Also, Delaware Lottery, Class l2I. Capitals:
wv ,Ho dollars, 1000, GOO, &c. IS Nos, l3drawn.
Whole Tickets dollar.
= salnIday-Pokomoke Lottery, Class lO2.
I, app 10000 dollars, 1000, 24l5, 1850,
wy, 10 Of $50, 10 Of 800, &c. &c Nos, IL
avn. avn. Whole Tickets dollars; halves .;
AIS. Also Delaware Lottery Glass 1913, fer Saturday
81 '0lhs. Capitals: 5000 dollars, 1000, &c.
l., nos, II drawn. Whole Tickets | dollar;
-'.es'O cents; quarters IS cents.
A., 99iders for packages, certificate of package.
Nv single tickets in all the Lotteries, advertised
Messrs. D. PAINE & CO., Managers, will
p'enplly ard con6den,ialy attended to, and the
''aSines sent when requested, if addressedto
Mo c. BURRUSS,
10 Richmond, Va.
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Il. VI. Parrish,

PESPECrFTlLY informs the public, that he has Ia
- ken Oilre and Lumber ard on The North side
pose Of conducting a COMMISSION BUSINESS IN the
sale Of LUMBER nf AL descriptions dis acquaintance
with the leading business men Of Richmond WIZ ena
b- him 10 make sale. 10 great advantage; and he
pledges himself 10 make every excTtion by pnustnay
and attention business give satisfaction To those
who may entnIst him with business-and 10 merit
share of public confidence May l3-cw3a'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
George w. Richardson & Go.
SUCCESSORS
no W1I M'nnN e. CO,

TO WIN. MCDONALD & co,
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MEh-
CHANTS,
Number 81 & 40 Bowiy's Wharf, Baltimore, Maryilh"'
GEorGE W. RicHARpsoS.
JAMES ". CUNkY. ,
TUENDER their services TO the Farmers anu Mt,-
chants generally for the sale of all kinds OF Gam
and other Produce.
Upwards Of twenty years experience. ana rs eopai'
ners of The late firm of WM MrDoNal.b " ~,
,msiify them in assuring those who may favor Them
with their tnnsi.nrnts, the highest going rates. anu
prompt rrintfanrts. 80,
Their commissions on all kinds oi cram Is one Co"
per husbr
Baltimore Nav lg-cin
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As Treasurer Of the Commonwealth, acting IN puf-
sapce Of the provisions at tht above Iecrd act, do
hereby notify the several holders al the certificates
above mentioned that the State i now ready 10 redeem
ihn same her Treasury uice in money or TO issue III
lieu thereof other certificates of same amount, hearing
an interest of i've per cent. per annnn payable sent
annually and irredeemabe for twenty years from the
day Of issue.
The holder, of said certificates also hereby fur
i,.r umIird that should they fail from cause In
surrender the same this Department for redemption,
before the first day III July, lsii.thr interest thereon
will cease after that day. r. W. LANNoN
.Ttr lsIIrrr nf the commonwealth Of Virginia.
Virginia Treasury Office, Richmond March, ~, ie'o'
IA, Am
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.J.F. Word. Lottery Vendcr,

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HoTEL AND Posi-
OOrrcE, RICHMOND, Virginia, sells Tickets in
all lotteries under The management Off. G. Gregg
nv s. Co., on the same Terms that they are sold al
the Managers Office
BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MAY.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 20, for lS1G, Ia
be drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, the
Odd MAY. Magnificent Prizes: 10000 dollars,
10 OO0 5000, 5000, $500 l,0l7, 100 of ,OOp
&c. rs Nos, II drawn. Tickets 10 dollars;
halves 5: quarters , 30. a certificate Of a pack
age OF % whole tickets costs 100 dullarS-sharcs
in proportion.
$4,000 DOLLARS
On Saturday, May 30, 1916, Alexandria Lotie-
~, Glass 81, will be drawn al Alexandria, d. c.,
containing the following Magnificent Prizes: |
Grand Capital Of $4,000 Dollars | OF 10000, :
OF 1000, , of 1900, , Of 5000, Of $500, 4 Of
33S 20 OF 1000 20 of 1000, 20 OF GOO, 40 Of
900 so OF 300 200 Of 200, SC. 73 number Lot
tery. IA drawn ballots Tickets Is dollars;
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Orders for tickets addressed 10 The undersgn-
ed, always come safe Please address
J. f. WORD Richmond.
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