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CONCORD ACADEMY.

CONCORD ACADEMY.
THE next session OF this Insrtuien will commence
the Isl 81 February and terminate the 3oth Of June
following:
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
Tho Latin and Greek languages, Ancient History
and Geography i. ". C"irna". A. H.
Mathematics, Compi,s!n. Arithmetic, Algebra, &c
o,nc;y, Plan- and spherical Insonomeiry, Nautical
Astronomy ind Tie DiTer.nii4 ard Integral Calculus
Prot. l.. VI Col-ESu, 4 ~
The French, Spanish and Italian lamguages-ffoi.
Tsidur- outlet.
Natural Philosophy. comprising Mechanics, Hydro.
dynancs Pnoumaiics Acoustics, ELECTRICITY and Cal
vanism, Optics and hsronomy-Pfof. L. d. Colsman'
Mora. Pnilosophy-P.of F. w. Coleman, AN.
TERMS.
Board ,incudins vastng, asddinga and iueD and TUT
,'r, for The session Of five months, Sll5-p7yabe IN
advance.
Tor the character Of the Institution, the subscriber re-
fcrs To the gentlemen Whose names are gwen below
aud for the superior qualifications Of his assistant, H..
A. Coleman, To the annexed Testimonial oil The Profess
T. W. COLEMAN, Principal.
Addres,-CcncoId Academy, Caroline county.
RErERENCEs.-TIon John \. sia.on,- Secretary of
the Navy; Dr. E. r. Scott speaker Of the Senate Of vr-
rlnia; Thomas J. Randolph, ESQ., Alnrmarlei DR..
Armstead Cook. Portsmouth; Robert G. StanGr, ESQ
Richmond; WIN. n. Harrison, ESQ.,. Prince George;
Robe', Hunter, Esq. ESSEX; William IT, 1ay-
Col. William Armisead.. Alabama; Right Rev. Nj
choias Cobhs, y. u, Bishop OF Ala Hon. Thor-aa IL.
Rlyy. ~. e.; Judge Daniel Coleman, Aihb1m3 w III.
R Johnson Esq Petersburg; Hon. James a. Seldom
~ C.; VIM. A. Gibbons, Esq,s New Jersey, Gen. B+r-
nard Peyron,. and Is. w. Leigh, ESQ.,. Richmond.
.Gentlemeu who either have had, or who at present
have sons or wa.ds members of the Institution.
~ Testimonial Of the Professor, OF the University
Of Virginia
Mr. L NJ. Coleman dist gui-hed graduate Of the
Schools of Ancient Languages, Muc-rn Languages,
Mathematics, Natural Chllosophy Chemistry an t:o-
raj Philosophy In the University Of VirFi3a, ana has
+. eived from that Iustuton the degSss OF MASTER Of
Ans.
During hls residences al the Unworthy, his studies
were pursued with uGiiTing diligence, and were re-
SUBJECT To hch his attention directed. We there
fore re ard rim admirably p6spared 10 commence
Tie c.,l- 81, an Instructor of youth, aud We cl.@f;uiiy
rcconmc nd him, only ss we'll grounded in the ssse-
raj htanches taught in The Academic Schools oi the
University, bat as gentleman OF unnieEsnen euaiac-
ter ard coEcnialng manners.
GE5sNER HARRISON,
Prut Of Ancient Languages.
II. sCHELE De WERE,
Prof Mod. Languages.
EDWARD n. coURTENAY,
Prof OF Mathematics.
WM. g. ROe;ER5.
Prof Natural Philosophy.
~ H. scGCFPEY,
Pro-. Moral Philosophy.
R. E. ROGERS,
n. os-aa,1ctf Prof Chem. ard aiai. Mad.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his PLANTA-
L TlON situated In Lowndes County, Alabama,
80 nil. h-iow Mofteom cry zen miles from Alabama
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w a. PrH1t,s

GREAT PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT
All articles used in The business al .Nc,, York
prices Price lists may be obtained on applica.
lion. April l6-d&cwtf
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A CAKD.

OffhD,
THE undersigned intends shortly 10 make a',our on
horseback throughout The Southern, Western and
Middle satr,. lie w undertake. and faithfully at
tend 10 al business which mag be entrusted 10 him -
m Attorney in .ny pr II these States such the
lection Of debts, examination and perfrctine Of
land tides and the sale or inspection Of In.s. Com
municaiion nay had with hin, or bis father, al Fre
dercksourg until the 2lh April
IGHN l. MaRYE, Jr.
r-y- Refer 10 Arihrr A. Mnrson, Esq; John NJ Pat
Ion, E.q James A. Seldom, Eco John ). Casse, Esq.
Fredericksburg, April 9-cosw2w
hy- circumstances hava compelled the subscriber 10
decirr the above mentioned Tip.
.a:.: IL J. L. MAKYc, IA
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400 Hands Wanted

A T Skinker & Ellis Mills, in Faoqnier coun-
n iy, Va, 10 work on the Rappahannock Ca
nal, for which we will pay One Dollar per day
also Twenty good Stone Masons for which We
will pay liberal wages.
MANN, LAW & CO.,
Sixteen miles from Fredericksburg.
April l7-2t
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
THE Board OF Visiters will n Lexington on
4 MONDAY. The a8ih Of June, 1917. to make APP
pointmenls Cadets In the Virginia Military Institute
Applications should be addressed raID the Su
pernlendent, prior that day. There will he yacan.
ces for STATE Cadets Ia the following Senatorial Dis
tricfs: Augusta, Monong1lia, Isle o: Wight, Halifax,
Wyihc, Charlntte Pitlsylsania Hampshire, Washing
ton Fairfax Bath. kanawha.
The Instilut: furnishes the STATE Cadet his hoard
washing, tuition fuel, lights Surgeon books station
cry and nattTass. in consideration Of which, he binds
himself 10 two years after graduation teach
He ~ charged with CLOTHING only, the cost Of
which, Including pocket money, (the control Of which
Is exercised by the lnstc,l cannot exceed $50 year
and, by economy, may be reduced to SdU or $50.
Applications will nj the time be received for ad.
mission ~ pay Cadets; the total expense Including
clothing, being about $3.50 for IL months.
All applica IONS must br accompanied rs Gn.o1t.sd
evidence OF fair moral character anG person is up
pointed rs Stale Cadet whose pssnnary tan
such To require he aid which Is contem-
plated for this class Of Cadets.
QUALIficArioss-Ageb between 10 and * yenrs--mi-
nimum height feet inches, and freedom from bodily
disease or deformily.
Term or SERylcg-Three years as State Cadei-noi
less than two years for pay Cadets.
The exercises of the graduation class viii take
place on Monday, 5th of July, on which occasion the
class will be represented as follows:
Saluiaory addresses by Cadet H. b. Smyth Of Wythe
Grafton by Cadet G. Z. Wharton, OF Cupeper.
Grafton by Cadet D. L. Powell, Of I.oudoun.
Valeiiclory Addresses by Cadet J. &. Moncufe Of
Stafford.
Exercises appropriate TO the National Anniversary
will consist In the reading of the Declaration Of lnde
pendence by Cadet j. L. foindrxer, OF Richmond City,
The Alumni Association will meet on the 5th Gay Of
July. An address will he delivered by Lewis A. Gar
FRANCIS II. SMITH, sup't.
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DpE sI,BsCRIBER offers for sale his PLANTA.
L ton, situated in Lowndes County, Alabama,
fry mile. below Montgomery, zen miles from Aaeama
which nins hundred are cleared. The place is well set
ttsd, and perfectly healthy. c. F. HAMPTON,
April e-c.f Coiunpla, poutl CRIoliha'
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John G. rutherford,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL in future attend The Courts Of Louisa
w and Fluvanna. as we'll as those Of Gooch.
land and Powhatan, in which he has heretofore
pracliced. Post Office at Loeb Lomond, Gooch
land. April l2-cw6w
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Free Exhibition

CELEBRATED MEN COMPOSING
THE WAR SENATE OF 1916
TO BE SEEN AT THE
Virginia Daguerrean Gallery
No. 1879 Nam 81 Eagle Ron, Riehm,ond,
(Over the Bookstore Of Nash & Woodhouse)
TITHE the most beautiful SKY.Lloar por.
w traits maybe obtained even in rainy wea.
thar
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n ANTI-LICENSE An Anli-License
h.e.ing will be held this (Tucsday) evening, in
|,s Lecture Room OF the United Presbyterian
Church, a, quarter 10 3 O'clock. April 20
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P. 9. Orders in all cascs strictly confidential.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR APRIL.

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
2a.2o2 DOLLARS.
Alexandra Lottery Glass II, for la47, 10 be drawn
April 9Th sc No. Lnl.ep-'n drawn ballots. GAM
Scheme: S22,222 Ill, 1901. 1854 Of ILL, of
quarters IS.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class R. FOR 1917, 70 be drawn
April Oath. &c No. Lotery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme: saOoOO 1000 5000, 1850, o,3s2 of Don,
10 $780, 10 Of $780, 226 Of 49, etc. Tickets e2 halves
6; quarters3 co. Certificates Of packages Of - Whole
Tickets SI00-shares In proportion.
Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certificates Of
Packages In the above Splendid Lotteries, will receive
the most prompt attention, md an account Of each
drawing will be sent when requested 10 all who order
Tickets from L. D. PENDLETON,
Richmond, Virginia.
On all letters enclosing cash or Prss Tickets the
postage, as usual, need not he paid. March %
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FIFTY DOLLARS RpwaoD

kscoxIrlf DOLLARS REWARD.
wv IRON this city. on the LIST January last
kr.. s. 81 naa named BURREL. He is about TWEEN.
n s,e eats Of age, very black, and was purchased
knS,, ~, D'0adls, Of King William county, Va, in
N. ,,', oy Mr.. William II. G. Lumpkin, OF this
h h,v.. s '" me above-named boy Is now in liti-
u, ,ses ar. Lampkin and myself, but will
kn ps aoosr reward for him, when delivered te
)s,b q Edmondson, Of this city.
Ns-cow' F. G. MURPHY.
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nrMoCRATIc MEETING.-A meeting
Shole Democracy of Richmond will be
d u. :, The City Hall, on Wednesday Evening
heI a. a. !, o'clock. Several addresses may be
expected ally IN this occasion and prepare
s.Pfss,ves Tor the coming contest. April2O
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FOR SALE.

80 INTENDING TO remove my family TO
fsHA lh|city of New York early in the month
aIH Way, offer for sale my present resi-
Fence, CO. kr of Franklin and Jefferson streets.
lTas housds TOO well known 10 require descrip-
(ru-suft it to say, that il was built under my
PERSONAL s{ervisiop, and the materials all select.
| Of The VI quality, and no expense spared in
b. finish Oevery portion Fit. Il is replete with
A The mo1\n Improvements and conveniences
will sell "A house and lot with or without the
ear los on tain ST., and will make the terms of
faymen suAas 10 suit the convenience Of any
fns tisposedb buy The house can be seen be-
vssn The hots of ii and o'clock, and between
! and oclok in the afternoon.
April 2O-pw HENRY LUDLAM.
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NEW YORK MARKET, Anril17.

NEW YORK MARKET, April II.
rl.af, sales in small lots on the spot at S7,75 a
Il for Genesee; 5000 bbis for May at Sc so !;
400 for June at Sc so, 1000 extra for May al
s. IS. Corn, 1000 yellow northern at CSC; 1000
i al CSC. The buying of -four is in large pro-
pcuion for France. SIerliug The asking price by
he srea, drawers is 6 prem. and the range S, 6
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N'IES tt. EDMUNT'SUN.
HALIFAX Court House, Virginia, March l6-c2aW ids

SALE OF A VALUABLE LOf AND
DWELLING HOUSE In LYNCHBURG.
On MONDAY, the Eth aiay next, at 4 o'clock.P.
~ NJ, upon the premises, VIII be Sold al public a0c
ZION, by The undersigned, il obedience 10 decree Of
The Superior Court Of Chancery 'orthe Richmond Cir
cut, III two suits therein depending IN one Of which
andrrw Sirrdman Is plaintiff, and tie administrator
and hers OF Landon X Cabr, deceased and otheIs
are defendants, aud In the other OF which Robert
saunders plaintiff and The adm illustrator md heirs o.
Landon X. Cabei, deceased, aud others, are defend
ants all that valuable Lot Federal Ill., in the town
Of Iyhchburg. with the dwelling House and Other
buildings thereon and the appurenances he longing
the estate OF London t. CabeiI, licensed now and fer
years past occupied by Samuel Garland Esq, rs
;rbai..
TEENS -Uca-forr,h par; of the purchase money 10
he paid either al IL he time If the SAFE or thirty
days thereafter secured ty notes well ead0rs.
from the dry Of SALE the of The purchase money 10
be PAID IN three equal nsaimen:s the first pa, able On
The Isl OF January, one thousand eight hundred aud
forty eight The second the LIST July loir aud the third
the lei January 1919. The purchaser give his bonds
for The said deferred .nslalmens 10 The under.
signed commissioner and the title to be retained
niti, The whole purchase money is raid. Possession
10 be delivered the III January, 1885, unless be
ceained before Ee sale, and proclaimed &, the sale
tas re prcs-l t.nan; - ,.ns surrender the pos
sgnier, ana In that possession 10 he de-
Hssiru ~ -G.a -aI.irf period.
HENRY DCENINGToN, Com'r.
Ami, lT-coaWtls
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PASSAGE TO NORFOLK ONE DOLLAR.
CHANGE OF HOUR OF STARTING.
TINE swift and comfortable Sleamboa, CUR
i IT'S PECK, having just completed a tho
rough repair, with a new Boiler, Wheels, &C., }
will resume her place on the James River, leay-
das s wda Fdsy monp ssfy C oeoe
cI,ELY, for Norfolk, and return every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, stopping for the accom-
mediation OF passengers at all ofthe regular land
ings on The river.
April II HASKtNS d LIBBY.
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VALUABLE TAVERN PROPERTY FOR
SALE, AT HALIFAX COURT HOUSE, VA.
THE subscriber having determined ID remove To he
West, VII sell 10 tue highest bidder, on line pre-
mses, IN the alih day Of May next, tha being Court
day. II not previously disposed of by private SALE his
well known Tavern House, the Planters Hotel, al Ha-
li1N Court House, situated immediately in front of the
our House. ami 10 h1 nost business part of The viii
lasu The House is well arranged for convenience aud
comfort and Is we'll suited for either both. merchan-
r,irs ard tavern accepting There is attached 10 the
iavern ali necessary oGthoisrs, Stables, Ice house
sc 81 Thfrc Is between three and four acres OF
land al all. belonging To the premises.
Terms liberal, ana made known on day of gale.
JAMES II. EDMONpSOS.
Halifax Court House. Virginia. March l6-coavtds
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PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawing of
Alexandria Lottery. Glass q:
10 IS Is So % 81 % IS 81 AZ "a IA.
prawing OF Sussex County Lottery, Glass 81
Is l 80 So AZ 81 "A 30 10 66 Al.
y@Day-A Splendid Scheme. 66 Number Lottery,
awn ballots Capital $40 600, in two prizes Of TO-,
Whole Tickets S5j shares in proportion. For sale
nv, or by tbs package. at
pENDLEToN's OFFICE,
! 2nl % No Exchange.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR !sr4 AND 29rn
NAV
w. P, TurpiEa's LOTTERY ssGs1ce,
MO. IOt EAST MAIN STREET, Richr.e.;...

j. w. MA URY s. c.. -n.lN.90ERs.
w. p. TURPlN, vESDER.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
40 900 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass II for 1917. 10 be dawn
April oath. &C No Loitery-i3 Drawn Ballots. Grana
Scheme: $40 0OO 900, 900, $780, 1852 Of Goo,
10 of 500, 10 Of 900, 226 OF $50, etc Tickets SIP;
halves G; quarters 3. Certificates Of Packages Of p
Wholes SiGO; % halves SO, % quarters 25
Remittances received free Of postage. Drawings for
warded, when requested, as soon az received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
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AUCTION SALES.
Important Sale.

THE CATHARlNE FURNACE, WITn DWELLING
4.6fs AcRES OF LAND. CONTAINING IRON
naE, WELL. WOODED; FIXTURES, PATTERNS
STOCK, STEAM ENGINE, ENGINE HOUSE, GU.
poLAs, BLACKsMITH'S TOOLS, &c &c &c
WITH EVERY THING REQUISITE FOR A COM.
PLETE IRON MAiuFACTERINC ESTABLISH
ON TUESDAY, June lst, 1917, will be sold ut Pub
lie Auction, the premises. that highly valuable
pfop-nv, known n TIE cATIIARINE FURNACE
WIN MI The Land attached ihersto Fixtures Patterns
STOCK, &c, sc together with the Dwelling and On
,io'ses, forming, as whole, complete Iron Manuac
=, ,o'p"e establishment with neat aud desirable Fan
y hesothfe attached, and situated in country rs un
lnts'iniabiy healthy rs any other in the Union. The
follows: rf 800 49, -
TUE CATHARINE FURNACE located in the coun.
" OF Spotsylvana, STATE OF Virginia 10 miles from rhe
town vi fredericksburg, mile from Swift Run Gan
turnpike ar, Road, and containing 4,G4s acres.
he SLACK was built by Mark McAfee in The wear
Io l. 20 feet high, 10 feet square at the base 10 feet
across The inwali with two tweres.
LASTING HOUSE, thirty feet wide, fifty feet lon
WIN shed Oh each side twenty feet wide and ffty
feet long,
ENGINE HOUSE, of stone, twenty feet wide, and
seventy long, with sheds on two Sides and engine
vi fourteen horse power.
TWO CUPOLAS.
BRIDGE HOUSE, u feet wide, dT feet loae.
ooAL HOUSE, part Of Stone, 30 feet wide, 100 feet
ione. "itm 2 shed ~ feet wide, 100 feet long.
= oHsc, bn..shng House for wurkmrn; Ball House,
pa.itIn House, Smoke iouse, and Backsmith's Shop;
fatrrns, Mouds and Fixtures for the manufacture Of
nearly every description of Shell and Shot used by the
Gcnefal Government; valuable OF Brass Pot Pat
terms, Stove Patterns, &C., SC.
Eighteen Mules and one Horse, Wagons, Carts &C..
WIN Gear; R!arksmlth's Tools
stdbllng ample 10 accommodate from forty 10 ffty
head of horses ~ mules
The Dwelling House, Two stories, with eight rooms,
Kitchen, and all necessary Offices, and Houses for Ser
wants
VI The Terms uf sale viii be-Oue. third cash. the
balance In Two tft. aR"Gal instaiments secured, az
usual by deed II trust on the premises. conside-
liable portion of IN. property 5eng prrshable good per-
anhai security will he required In addition 10 the deed
nr Trust
The Property may be purchased al private sale Until
Tue ION May leiI After that day, private otfei
VIII be received. Ii sold privately, notice will be ri
ven III AL Tie newspapers which publish this adver
ti-eG.ni, 80 tia: PERSONS resldn. NJ distance, who
wish IL purchase. nay he a->urt that the sale III POI
slivsy lake place lie lei June, unless above
lice is given.
liam y. Wexford, etrrirksbnrG Va who Is fully ai
iiiorsed In conclude tnrgan but information The
subject may be obtained from either of the subscribers
WM. n. WEXFORD,
Executor OF John = Wexford
Ed. II CARMICHAEL.
K II. CUNNINGHAM,
Trustee Of F. b. Drane, j..
u There - now. IN ,lIr bank Of the Catharine
Fnrnace about 800 tons Of PIG HON, OF the blast oil
lsib; any portion Of which :. III be sold the purcha
chaser OF the Properly, who may desire 10 commence
IN ed iaf nrptc .T..rh -
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EbissOsus;.u.

THE co-"aftncreh,c heretofore exis,ias under III,
style and firm ni SIMS 4 TRaYi- x il this daj
dissolved b. mm;na, consent. ]. W Sims i, author
ed 10 the Of The i,m 10 c'o-c The concern
TIE business VII! continued al The place b2
w. Sims. J. W. SIMS,
RIO. A. TRaYLOR.
Clo:cr Hill Summit, March lst, lsi7. Ap l6-c4l
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r.. e.. RATTAILE.

II. G.. BATTAlLE,
SUCCESSOR TO C. r. ALLEN,)
LOTTERY VENDER, No. 5, CITY HOTEL.
J,HE undersigned, successor 10 c. X. ALLEN us
above, presents 10 his city and country friends The
nnexed Schemes, 10 he drawn III tho month Of April,
and will lie happy 10 receive IN order from them Tor
Tickets in these or In any Lotteries advertised By
Messrs. j. w Maury & Co
Orders for Tickets attended to by return mall and
drawings forwarded as soon received.
For smaller Schemes, daily advertisements.
22,222 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass ~ for loi7, to be drawn
April 9th. &c Number L"ttery--i3 Drawn Bslln!s.-
Grand Scheme ss2 22a i'll, 7,7O7 $3.50, Of I'LL
Of d44, 10 Of 22 IS of III ETC. Tickets s5i halves
so; quarters 25
10000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class R, for lsa7, TO be drawn
April 2iih. 60 Number Lntiery-l3 Dawn Ballots -
Grand Scheme SiO,D00 I0,0G0, 5000, 500 2,as2 81
1850 10 nj 50 &c Ct 30O, 2lG Of $50, Tickets e2
halves 6; quarters 3. Certificates Of packages of ~
whoes Slnn; shares in proportion.
I For packages, certificates single Tickets in the
above, address r. G. BATTAfLE,
March ~ No. 5, City Hotel, Richmond, Va
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J. ID. OSBORNE

J. d. OSBORNE,
A rney at Law,
DRACTICES in the Courts Of Goochland and
i Richmond City.
OFrIcE-Over The Store OF ]. NJ. Stewart, No.
II, Main ST. April I4-d&c2aw4w
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10000 DOLLARS. 1000! 100 Of 1000 DOLLARS
Maryland Lottery, class 40. g. 10 be drawn n 9al-
limore Wednesday, siay 9Th, ls47' 7s Nos, Il
drawn ballnts
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JUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION,
M ERONACravats
y Gum Elstic Suspenders
White Bal Ice Scarfs-cheap
Hooks andeyes
Ginehamsl nd Lawns
Brown Jeas
Striped Buk Cassimeres and other goods for
f'Tanls sumner wear
Apron Chicks
SIeached All, brown Domestics, &C., at
CHENERY & HARTWELL'S.
+ ADril On
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Pay per month. Pay per month
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W.. MAIRY 4 CO., MANAGERS, No. l City
Hotel -rawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Class
April IL
10 IS i 60 - 81 l es 70 6 81 At "A IA.
avn Nos ,f Sussex County Lottery, Class 81, EItra
April IL:
IS 50 G. II I 81 "A 80 l9 Sc Al.
lottery for Tc-Day-2 prizes of $4,000, 800, 900,
prizes Of 1000, 20 OF 200, &C., &c. 66 Nos, III
IAN. Tickets SIS.
a''ery for To.monow-3 prizes Of Sl3, 1888, 6,666,
=, 3,'si, &c, &c. Tickets S.. April 20
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY.

Nos. Is 81 p, The whole q: The GI,ni Lapit;,l
S2b,nO0 sold ard paid Il sg''t, u pt.tEil., =
gentleman in Richmond.
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bigger Il Ce.'s Lucky Once,

April 10
The Arkansas banner., 1847-05-05
James D. Me Daniel.

Owing to frequent enquiries for the late law respecting bounty lands to soldiers, we have looked over the sections of the law an the subject. The main points are
 lst. Those are entitled to warrant for l60 acres of land who have served twelve months, and have been honorably discharged, or who have beer discharged on account of wounds or sickness. If any one is killed in the service, the right enures to his heirs at law
 2d. Any sale of right to this bounty before the warrant IS issued, Is null and void nor can the land be taken for any debt incurred previous 10 issuing the warrant
 Sd. If the applicant prefers it, he can have, instead of warrant for l60 acres of land. United States scrip issued to him to the amount oi one hundred dollars; the scrip bearing interest at per cent
 No warrants or scrip have yet been is- sued as far as we have learued; nor have we seen any notice as 10 the formalities required on the part of the applicant for the bounty We presume lhe department will soon give directions on this subiect.-Lou Democrat
The Arkansas banner., 1847-05-05

while he continued to live, he was shining light amongst us.
 Rssolpsd, That as a mark of respect to the mem ory of our deeeased brother, the members of this Ledge will wear the usual badge of mourning for the space sf thirty days. Resoiped, That as further evidence of our high regarc fg the Masonic standing of our deceased brother, this Lodge in body will attend at such time psy be designated the funeral of our amen- ted bseer. and there pay the last, though proper, MasonE honors to his remains Rssleed, That we deeply sympa,hise with the relatiss and friends of the deceased account of the s and 10 them, ireParabe visitation of an all wise Providence
 E<soired. That the Secretary bc requested to fur nishthe bereaved relations Of the deceased, with coPt of these proceedings.
 Issolred, That he also furnish each edItor of the puthe papers in Little Rock, with copy of these pro;eedings. and request them to publish the same. ES order of the Lodge. JAMES T. BROWN, WI GEoRGE W. WILLIAMS, SecretaTy Pro. Ten.