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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-03
CADDIS b. LUCk'S
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s(hGEMSANl IsOoNio tHc rstRle
ID corne: Of Main aud 18th Street.
MONEY MONEY!! MONEY!M
WHO wants 100000 Ifihere are any such
lei them call on s-rLuCk, aud he will, Tor a
small snrn. PM him in The way 10 obtain il.
Unparalleled luck AT LUCKS LUCKY OF
FlCE! The cry is, "Whal's The ma,ierl" The
answer Is, "The people have lound OF, that al
Prizes are in The hand OF LUCK"
LUCK'S SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Class 50. 5000
Dollars Capital. Tickets 2dollars and so cents
Observation-Disclosures Lottery, Glass 49,
25 coo Dollars Capital. Tickets dollars
Thursday--Pokomoke Lottery, Glass A.
10000 Dollars Capital. Tickets collars
Friday-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 49, 5000
Dollars Capital. Tickes dollars.
Salurday-Pokonokc Lottery, Class As 1000
Dollars Ca pal. Tickets 2dulla7s.
Also, Pokomoke Lottery, Glass IL. 1900
Dollars Capital. Tickets dollars
$4,000 100 OF 1000
Lowest three number Prize 500 Dollars!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass TO- 10 be
drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, March 7lGiG
IS number, II drawn. Grand Capitals. $4,000
dollars, 5000, 1000, 25iO, 1000, l 500, 100 Of
1000, ia prizes Of &C., &c. Ticke's 10 dol
lars halves S, quarters 9 50. A Certificate OF 25
Wholes will he sent Tor lis, Is halves SO; 25
quarters % 80.
dnoticr Grand Scheme.
$4,000, 10000, 10000.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass II, TO be
drawn al Wilmington, Del, on Saturday, March
H. 70 Nos Is drawn Grand Capitals: OF
$4,000, 10000, 10000, COCO, $500 40 Of 1000,
40 CT 500, 100 OF 400, &c. Tickets lo, halves
6. quarters g. A certificate OF &c wholes costs
sl44; 90 halves u; 26 quarters &C.
$4,000, 10000, 100 Of l,c0o.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass Il, to be
drawn on Saturday, March 2lst, 1916. IS num-
bers, u drawn Grand Capitals: $4,000 dollars,
~ 900, 5000, 5000, 4,G00, $500 2,l33 100 prizes
OF ,0CO so OF 500, 63 OF 3G0, &c. Tickets IL
dollars halves 6, quarters 3 a Certificate Of 25
Wholes costs 1875 dollars and 60 cents; 25 halves
g. so; % quarters 80 80.
10000 Dollars-l5 ooo-l9O oil 1000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. H. to
be drawn al Wilmington, Delaware, March
tails 10000 dollars, $1,000, 1900, 5000, 5000
1884, 100 Of 900, &c, &c. Ticke's 10 dollars;
halves 6; quarters 8. A certificate Of 26 who'es
will be sent for 1913 dollars and 40 els; % halves
! II 70; 90 quarters IS IS.
sT PERSONS from the country WISHING Inc CITY
shond bear in mind that some OF the above splen-
did prizes are in the hands Of "LUCk," and il
they wan, money they should address their orders
10 c. B. LUCK.
Persons ordering BY The package in any of The
above can deduct the price d! three tickets.
The Tickets in the above lotteries are recciv-
ed and all orders addressed 10 Luck will meet
the most prompt and confidential attention.
4 IN xt-I1a
and when remittance is made TO me, large 0.
small, | will always invest in the most popular
Lotteries on hand
The drawings sent when requested 10 all who
order from me-
On all letters enclosing Cash or Prize Tickets
the postage, as usual need not be paid
March 3 G. B. LUCK.
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Richmond, March Ste
ARABIAN HORSE sHAHEEN.

This HORSE is believed TO br the finest
H-~ specimen of the Arabian race ever imported
~ into The United States. He was purchased
-lLLdurin the past year by our Minister at on.
,,n,,.rs after much experience IN the observation OF
~ horses OF that country and after long searching and
n,,ous forts to find animal Of the best blood aud
s. p,ts lie believes that he fully succeeded, an
,,c, from one Of his letters hereto appended amply
.h..s have also letters from Mr.. Porter, Consul OF
m. United States in that city, 10 the same effect.
a..n /, unnecessary to publish his Arabian pedigree
s,h.r in the original or translated, rs II would be mol
GER, Ineligible 10 most persona.
Siac- his arrival which has been recent, this Horse
has been seen by OF tho beat judges connected
with the Turf In New York aud Washingt on, and has
hen pronounced TO exhibit the highest degree Of beauty
Strength and activity, possible for an animal of his d.
mensiOns. :.
He viii stand the present season a, Aylets In toe
county of King William, and n the Old Church IN the
county of Hanover within fteen miles OF the City o
Richmond. Mares aud servants can hnd accommona
ION nj both places on reasonable terms ! have been
inuced in order to bring this Horse within reach oil
IN. farmers of al means, TO pu The price Of inc sea
,on AZ the very small sum of 500 II paid before the Isl
ii June IL NOT s25 10 each case, one dollar must oe
n,d 10 the groom. He Will be at Ayletps ina 6th cl
x,,,h woere he will remain until the nth; then he
vii 90 10 the Old Church, and remain there uniil the
ISM and 20 on the end Of tho season, remaining hVe
Al III, former place, and four days at the latter,
n.lia, his appearance at each every ninth day.
"'~-- WIN. BOULWARE.
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SANDS, SARsAPARuL.A.

I,NTAILED DtSEASE-We believe 1t Is a mistake
l. 10 suppose that when disease is what Is called
..fany complaint II is therefore ncurabe. Such dis
Eases are transmitted throu the Blood AMI therefore
a medicine which will expel the injecting principle
,,eucs must II seems us, "cut of the entail, as
lawyer would say II 10 upon the blood, thio-sn lhe
ss.retions that Sands Sarsapara acts, and we claim
ina, will render innocuous the virus of hereditary
sctofila though II may have descended through num-
be, use Is long enough IN
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence oil
il, superior value and efficacy see pamphlets, which
nav be obtained of agents gratis.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence OF us
suretor value and efficacy, see pamphlets, which may
be obtained OF the Propretors aud their agents, gratis
Prep,red and sold, Wholesale and re,ail and for ex
potaiion by a. B. SANDS s CO.. Druggists and Chem
SIS, Granile Buildings, No. 70 broadway, corneI O.
Cnsobers street, New York; sold also by DUVAL
PURCELL, Agents, Main street, Richmond, virgins
Price al per hottie. or six bottles for SIS. Nafch3
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JOHN B. GOODIES ESTATE.
Land for sale.

DY virtue of decree &c the cmcnit superior Court
Id of Chesterfield, made NJ the last tern IN the case
of Bate and others, against j. b. Goodies Admlnistta
tor and others, shall sell 10 the highest bidder on
MONDAY, the cd day Of February, 1916, the whole
Tract Of Land wherein John H. Goode resided at Inc
lime Of his DEATH in Chesterfield county, near the resi-
drncc of Mack Goode, Henry Cox, and Joseph Phanp,
subject the widows dover estate; the whole Tract II
estimated contain Csc acres Of which $50 acres have
been assigned TO the widow 10 hold during life. Pos
session be had immediately and al the death OF The
widow the purchaser will be entitled To- the part assign
ed 10 her her dover. Persons wishing to examine the
land viii please call on Mr.. Henry Cox, or Mr. Mack
Goode, who i'll show the sane
TEEMs-A credit OF six, twelve and eighteen months,
bonds with good security required and The title WIN
held till the further oider Of Court.
JOS. GOODE, Commissioner
In consequence OF an In the above notice, the
Land advertised therein VIII he sold 81 Chesterfield
oourt House, On tho second MONDAY III March next
that being Court day. in font Of the Court House door
about twelve O'Clock, NJ the same terms as s2ee
lied in the above notice JOS. GOOpE,
Feb. 21-c2w' Commissioner
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Ri-hi- 10 l. OR SAIL.
TT 70! SOLD privately before, vii. be sold a,
i public auction al Hazlegroye's Tavern in The
Inc county Of Hanover, on Monday, the ID day
CT March nex;, that valuable and well known
tract OF lard, lying ami being 10 the County Of
Hanover, formerly The property Of Mrs. Frances
Timberlake, deceased, containing 396; acres adj
joining the land of Archibald Timberlake, Aus
lin Trainum, Abraham Jones, p. A. and Reuben
Meredith and others. about eight miles from lie
city Of Richmond Said land will be sold II
one tract or divided in three lets, 10 suit pur-
chasers The buildings are ordinary. Asou,
100 acres Of said land is cleared, and The bal
ance wood land large proportion OF which
is well lmbered. There is on said lrac. varie-
IS Of fruit trees, and two springs OF good water.
There was a mill pond on said tract which now
presents fine hay meadow. Said land is well
eacula. ed for gardening purposes, well adapted
10 The cultivation OF early vegetables.
The terms are reasonable ard time of paw
uicnt made 10 suit purchasers. Fcrterm apply 10
HODGES & PCLLIAM, Auclloneers.
sF PosrPoNEMGNT.-In consequence Of The
incemency OF The weather, the above sale is pes
poneo unit! SATURDAY The !4,h instant, when
il will take place. II. s. F., Aucls.
March
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GcHEISTiE'S s.
GALvANIC RINGS AND MAGNETIC
FLUID.

C,EvERE RHEUMATIsM.-Mrs. Elizabeth
= Miller, No. 30 Polar street, between Rachael
and Budd streets, Philadelphia, has been COM
p!etely cured OF the mos, severe attacks Of Rheu
ma,is!n, for which SIZE had tried everything 10
vain. The extreme pain would often compel her
10 rise Ten times in night. and her hands were
drawn up SO as 10 be completely useless. After
using the Rings and Fluid ior cnly2i hours, lhe
pains entirely lett aud she he's no! had ne slight
est attack ior period OF se?erai months.
Dr. Christie is in possession Of nearly one
thousand testimonials, recciTed from persons
who have been entirely cured OF The mos, severe
Rheumatism, bo;h Chronic and Inflsmma.nr?.
ioT which every other 'renedy" was useless. The
Rings and Fluid when properly applied have
never been known 10 ta in any ci these Gases
Observe only one agency in any city or town
ia The Union.
The genuine 70 be chained OF
DuVAL & PURCELL,
Feb. % Druggists, l47 Main Street,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.atwater. Gould 81 Co,
"A WALL STREET. NEW YORK.


A REnow receiving their Spring lmportalions
n ofBri.ish and German Dry Goods-also, Of
French Goods, fine and exua fine French Cloths
Cassimeres and Doe Skin, Satin, Silk and Sum.
mer Ves'ines.
Irish Goods-Lnens, Shirti1gs and Shee;ings
Towellinss, Burlaps and Sack Drlllinss.
Hosiery in gfea; variety.
Mems Wear Many styles Of Worsed, Wool
Cotton and Linen; together with 200 packages
American Goods.
Their stock has been selected in reference 10
The Virginia and North Carolina trade, and they
desire The attention OF tuve:s from these markets
ATWATER, GOULD & co.
Feb. T-c&d2m
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WALKERTON FOR SALE

NHE subscriber offers the above place for SALE II Is
/ situated al the intersection Of the Fredericksburg
Raj, Road. and the road leading from Richmond 10
Louisa Court House, nine miles from the former
place II contains Two hundred and six,y-four acres,
one hundred of which cleared, and substantially
enclosed There thirty acres seeded in wheat, and
twelve In rye, all Of which Look well; twenty acres
were seeded in Herds Grass and Glover last Spring.
There is good meadow Of several acres, which yields
about fteeh thousand pounds Of Hay, OF coed natural
grass, annually. There Ii small Orchard of btarine
trees and large Of the choicest fruits from SIN
tons Nursery, set out by the subscriber last year
The improvements are n large Brick Dwehihs
House, and the usual Ii-houses all in good repair
Tavern was for many years kept at this place, and y
oers many inducements TO one disposed TO engage Va
that business This placs Is remarkably healthy ana
The Water equal 10 any in the country
TIE subscriber is disposed 10 sell great bargain,
particularly TO one who would purchase his HORSES
Stock, Provisions and Farming Implements
The terms will be very libeTai-say one-iourth IN
cash, the balance in three equal annual payments.
FIJI o--ctf JOnS 9. COPELAND.
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CAPITALS FOR MARCH, 1876.

CAPITALS FOR MARCH, 1916.
10000 Dollars !-15 of 1000!
Alexandria Lottery Glass No. 10, for 1916, 10
l. drawn in Alexandra, D: G, on Saturday,
March 7ih, 1886 10000 dollars 10000, 1900,
1000, 1920, IS OF 1000. 81 Of 500, &c. Iickels
10; halves S; quarters . 50. A certificate Of a
package Of whoes costs 100 dollars-Shares in
proportion.
$4,000 Dollars. 10000 10000!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass A, foT loi6, 10 be
drawn in Alexandra, D. G., on Saturday, March
Il. Is drawn numbers out Of 49, Mammoth
Scheme; 10000 dollars, 10000, 10000. 5000,
d,277 ol3 600, SO OF 600 so OF 500, SO Of 400,
100 OF $50, &c Tickets Is dollars; halYes so;
quarters IL; cighlhs / s7s. A Certificate Of a
Package OF 2G Whole Tickets costs $50 dollars
Shares in proportion.
GO000 Dollarsl-C Prizes OF 10000 each!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. Il! Tor 1916, to
be drawn in Alexandria, z. G., az Saturday,
lac 2ls, March Splendid Capitals: 6 OF $40 1000,
Of $500 1910, IS of ,000 SO .! 400, 200 of 200
SC. Tickets s!0 halves 5; quarters 80. Cc:tiE-
cafes 81 packages OF % whole tickets Sl30-
Shares in proPorion.
$4,000 Dollars 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. II, for 1916 10
be drawn in Alexandria. D. c., on Saturday,
March - Prizes: S23,OUO, l0,UUU, fOOO, 3,0UU,
1900, 10 OF 1000, 10 Of 500, 10 Of 400 10 OF
300, &c. &c No. Lottery. IL drawn ballots
Tickets 10, halvss5 quarters 2 30. A certificate
.. package oi22 whole tickets costs ITO dollars.
Shares in proportion.
Orders 70. tickets, addressed 10 the undrrsign-
ed, always come safe. Please address
]. F. WORD, Richmond.
~ Orders for Tickets and Shares and Ceuiti-
Gates Of packages in the above Splendid Lotteries
Tor smaller ones, thai are dra TN every day in
tie week. enclosing cash or prize Tickets,
will receive the most prompt attention, and al
official account OF each drawing sent immediate
ly after il is over 10 all who order from
]. F. WORD Richmond. Va.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
the postage Gas usuaD need not be paid.
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EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIN ST RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

MiI.N y 4. MT H.HO.NDt IHUI.fIT,
T HAVE this day opened The Eagle Hoel
i which have fitted out with new furniture
and every comfortable accommodation for Board
ers, by The day, month or year, and also fo,
transient visitors. As every exefion will be
made 10 give satisfaction, hope 10 be literally
palronised. Persons visiting The city would dc
we'll 10 give The Eagle Hotel rial; and those
having horses may rest assured that have a!sc
made The hest arrangements for having them vel
taken care of. MARY Z. CRUMP.
Feb. 26-c3m
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

TINE suhscriter has Ibis day formed co-part
/ nership with Mr.. MUNRoE w. JONES
Of Buckingham county. The business will in
future be conducted under the firm OF DlBRELL
& JONES. They will make liberal advance:
on produce in hand. Cihce on l2.h street. neal
CALICO Mills. X ii. L. DlbkEl.L.
Oct 23-c2awlr Feb. IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-03
COMPREHENSIVE.

,,,uE subscribers have this day formed Copartnsr-
ann. under the firm and style OF CLARKE &
TIuREtLAKE, for the purpose OF conducting the
tery and Commission Business, al The Store former
y, ,.cnnied nv KtLBY SALE 6 co, and moro re-
Ha,y nv ROBERT B.LYNE, and second door above
~. I'D Market Main Street, where they wilt be happy
then city and country friends, and will promise
81 10 them very low for cash, on short credit, 10
70 .,, !" rns,amers JOHN w. CLARKE,
Po"'1' A. K TIMBERLAKE.
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS will be received for the erection OF
L Hotel and ether Buildings al the Springs Of the
IIuruenot Company, near The Manaken Town Ferry. IN
The lower cad Of the couny Of Powhaian, uh the 18th
Instant plan and specifications Of the buildings can
re- a,en bv application 20 the subscriber residing near
the Ferry. n. W. R0Y5TER, President.
n B The Company wish TO hire for the balance Of
ma zen, air able bodied nsn Feb 29Lc3t
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Euj,v,l,e. February l3-cwtds

TOR SALE. a lot Of land in the upper part Of Rich
Il mond now occupied by Joseph Mayo, Efq, and ~
ing between D and Z streets, containing nearly one
acre belonging to The heirs of The late Captain Samuel
Travis and which was conveyed him by John G. and
Robert Gamble, trustees by deed Of the l4h day OF Ail-
gust and recorded IN Henrico County Clerks Of
fce. This valuable ot offers an inviting spot 10 any
person wishing make investment aud is now for
sale Appy 10 no. II. ARMTSTEAD
Ian 9o-dwsw OF Williamsburg.
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TO TIE SECURITIES OF GERMA,

TINE securities OF German Baker, or their le-
i gal representatives, are earnestly requested
10 meet at "Macon," John Spears Tayern,l in
Powhalan county, eight miles abo:e the Court
house, on The 10Th day of March, 1876, 10 make
the necessary arrangements to avail themselves
OF the provisions of The ACT Of Assembly for
their relief Feb, 27-e3s
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
THE Philadelphia Saturday Courier of the l4th in
i slant, contains the following:

i slant, contains the following:
We call the attention OF our readers to the following
From the Boston Bee.
TnoMYsoH's COMPOUND SYRUP Tar Woor
NAprHA, for the cure of Pulmonary Consumption, and
all complaints Of the Throat and Lungs.
II Is not practice 10 notice The various popular
medicines OF the day, but in the present instance
are induced 10 devate from ordinary rule from the
confidence have In the medicine, and tho truth Oft
statements In relation to IT, II would be worse than
useless for us 10 give opinion Of the merits Of this
preparation, when we can cite testimony Of 40 much
more weight for the In which article IS
ceived and stands in the place where il originates,
where from the public can Judge Of It's va!ur has
much TO do In forming It's character as remedial agent
This Syrup Is used and by members of the
Faculty of the Medical College In Philadelphia.
Such testimony Is alone sufficient to rn!itle II 10 pub
lie confidence. Again. the low price at which II is Hod
places Il within the reach Of every In our estima-
ton this article possesses superior claims TO any other
medicine within knowledge for these forms OF dis
ease This invaluable medicine is prepared only by
S. r. THOMPSON,
Northeast corner 5h and Spruce streets, Philadelphia
Price 50 cents per bottle, or SIS per dozen.
Avoid all limitations and spurious mixtures OF Tar OF
Sap,ha.
For sale In Richmond by DUVAL & PURCELL,
General Agents; 10 Petersburg by c Corng &
Coz in Norfolk by NJ A. Santos; in Lynchburg by John
II. Seay; In Fredericksburg by Dr. James Cooke aud c.
II. Hunt; and in Farmvillc by Or. VIM. II. Chappell
Feb. II
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Extract referred 10
GIEGsTlOE OF THE UNITED STATES, I

'scossTaSTiSosLE.
.D.sr sir:- Your II rise, Shaheen, is of
ba he, Arabian race and is the finest Horse In this
CIV His Majesty the Sultan has not his equal In his
"a-rous stud He Ia the subject Of general admira-
,,os on the part Of the Turks whenever he Is taken
ant deem myself exceedingly fortunate In having
obt,,nrd him. sc, &c. Very truly yours, &c.
March 3-cI3lstNaY NOAbNk1 .. Cahk'
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers have entered into Co partnership
i under The firm of LIPSCOMBE & BROCK for the
purpose of conducting the Grocery Business, and have
taken the house formerly occupied by Messrs D. ~ 4
T. NJ Jones' number 30e, Brosd Street, Shockoe HILL
They intend keeping all times assortment of Gro
ceries, and ask call from their friends as well M the
public generally. They hope, by close attention to
business to merit share Of patronage. Orders from
their friends the country will be promptly attended
10 NJ e. LtPSCOMBE, Jr,
Feb. nO-clm&dlaw WILLIAM II. BROCK.
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CRESTERFIELD Land FOR SALE.

Ct1ES ENFIE LIN FOn ShLr1.
NXJLL be sold 10 the highest bidder the premises,
w WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day Of March next, if fair
il not tho fair day, Tract &c Lsnd belonging 10
the Estate OF the late James H. Ellis, deceased lying
within two and half miles OF the town OF Manchester,
adjoining The lands of Sempe Elam, Richard Archer,
Holden Rhodes and others, and containing, by recent
survey, between one hundred and thirty and one hun
bred and forty The land Is well waeIed, with
good and never-failing springs and creek that runs
through the whole tract, furnishing large portion OF
good meadow land, and abou, one-haf in timber fur
theT description Of the above land Is deemed unneces
sary, those wishing 10 purchase will examine for
hemselves The land win be shown 10 any person by
Mr.. Semple Elam, living the place II will hs sold
for onethird cash. and the remainder In six and twelve
months; the purchaser giving bond and security, and
deed Of trust npon the land the remainder OF
the purchase money.
ROBERT s. ELLIS, Administrator OF
JAMES n. ELLIS, deceaaed
r,u;.u,ii. r.hrno,y "a c,ptd.
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AUCTION SALES.
Esy Thomas IA. TaIiaaerrO.

HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE.
will sell, on HE premises, 90 SATURDAY,
l4Ih March, al o'clock in The evening, Gil nc,
sold privately beiore,) a House and Lot fronting
on Adams street forty feet, and running one hun
bred and len feet on Peasants street.
Mr. Henry Thompson, who lives on The prs.
misses, will show them 10 any one wishia. 20 buy.
THOS. II. TAL!AFERIO,
Marcn fauc,!oneer
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WILLIAM BURWELL SMITH,
COUNSELLOR & ATTORNEYA AT La ~,
WILL attend the several Courts Of Nottoway Ame-
w liza, Lunenburg and Dinwiddie.
Ofice-Nottoway Court-house. Dec ScSm
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