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A bounty Of WELVE DOLLARS will be paid 10
each recruit enlisted for the S~rtilery, Infantry, or
Mounted Regiments-aiso, osn HUNDRED AND SIXTY
ACRES or LAND, or 500, on being honorably discharged.
Besides the monthly pay, as above stated, one ration
per day IS allowed every soldier, which Is amply snhi-
rient for his suDsistence-alsn, a large snpply OF com.
fortable and genieel clothing Good quarters and fuel
are At all times furnished, and every attention will be
paid TO making those men who may enlist, and are de-
iermined 10 serve their county IN good faith, comfort
able and COMMENTED with their situation. The best me-
dlcal attendance is always provided for The sick SOL
dier, and no deduction Of pay Is made during the PEE
Rod he is unable 10 perform his duty. Should The sol
dier be disabled in the line of duty, The laws provide q
pension for him.
BY the above, III Is seen that the pay and allowances
are respectable, and that, with prudence and economy,
the monthly pay Of the soldier may he laid up, as every
thing requisite for his comfort and convenience Is fur
nishcd By the Government, including his sugar and cof-
fee.
The sum Of TWO DOLLARS will he paid To any
CITIZEN, -Ron-eommissionrd officer or soldier, who shall
bring 10 the rendezvous an able-bodied recruit, who
shall be regularly enlisted. The citizen should present
his recruit TO the Lieutenant or Captain, and not TO the
Recruiting Sergeants.
C.rrArs Ohm TYLER, ia,
Recruiting Officer.
Recruiting Rendezvous, Ph1nix Hotel, Richmond,
Virginia. April
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MISCELLANEOUS
Volunteer
ADJUTANT GENERALS 0FFICg,

"DN VFTIIE,
Richmond, April .. Ie;7.
80 meet a requis.tinn of the President of ihr iJni,sd
4 States, TWO additional Companies If Infantry Vo.
VIII he accepted, 10 serve during The war with
MrEIoo. unless sooner discharged. Each Company 10
consist Of Captain, | FiEst Lieutenant, , second Lieu
> Musicians. and 81 psivates-to rendezvous Al
Richmond. No man VIII be received who Is in years
apparently over4 Is or under lo-or who is not Of physi.
cal strength and vigor. II Is desirable To organize thcse
IonIraniraa rs speedily as possible. When u full Com.
fany cannot be raised in 4 county or district, The 0rgani-
zstton would be greatly facility by rhe enrolment Of
parties Of - men each, in different places, 10 be conso.
lidaIed. Four Of these parties will constitute a Compa-
ny, and might each Afford nne commissioned, one non
commissioned ,ficrr, and ~ prvates. All Necessary
aid and instruction Will be afforded an application 10
this Uepar,mrnl-and beg 10 urge uTon al who are
disposed 10 unite IN raising this additional force the Ut
most promplituje and activity.
BY command. WIN. n. RICHARDSON,
April 27-c3w Adjutant General.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY.

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY.
40 600 DOLLARS. 10000. 100 of 1000 DOLLARS.
Maryland Lottery, Glass No. %. 10 be drawn al Baltl-
more ON Wednesday,, May 5lh, 1917. 7a Nos, i drawn
ballots Grand Capitals: prize Of siu. nHU, Of 0,o0O,
| Of b,n0O, ! Of 3 1000, Of 600, Of 1872. lU0 of l,uCO,
&C. Tickets sl0; halves 5; quarters so.
ao,GD0 DOLLARS. TlCKETS Q LY s..
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Extra, Class ls, 10 he
6, is47. 70 Nos, is drawn. Grand Scheme l Prize
Of S2O, 600. Of II ,G04, 4 of 5000, 20of 900, 20 OF 50u,
90 OF 800, cic. Tickets SIS; halves . So quarters %.
Of Package Of Wholes S61-shares in pro-
portion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class -, to be drawn
al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, May sti,
ls47. 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Scheme ] Prize OF
$40, OOn, | Of IA ,4n4, 4 of 10000, 40 Of 900, 90 oil SUD,
etc. Tickets sl2; halves s; quaItersa Certificate of
a Package OF Whoies Sl44-shares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Fifteen drawn numbers In each package OF % Tickets
Fine Lottery for Packages.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass q, 10 be drawn
on Saturday, May 2ad, ls47. at Wilmington, Dsla'
ware. rs Nos Is drawn. Grand IS ,0uo,
O,OOn, 6,000, 1000, 9, 100, 10 prizes Of 500, etc ctr.
Tickets $40; halves ); quarters . 81. Ceriihcales 81
packages of wholes So SO; shares in proportion.
ay- | have every day lotteries from 81 TO S2D, and
when a remittance is made 10 me, large or small, !
will always invest in the most popular Lotteries on
who order from me. The cash for A.! Capitals car be
had, as usual, al sight. On all letters enclosing cash
or prize tickets the postage need mo, be- paid. The
Tickets in the above Lotteries are received, and all Or
ders addressed To me will meet the most pronipl ana
confidential attention. Address I. Is. Look
~ Persons ordering by the package E'ay deduct thr
NAV C. n. LUCK Richmond, Va.
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FOR DTTpI.JN

FOR DUBLIN.
SiN The splendid Barque Bachelor, Capt.
Ak&Hiram Horton, will sail positively on Mon
day, The 10Th inst, (May.) For p~assage-hav-
ing superior aceommodations-apply 10 the Cap
tain on board, or 10
HASKINS & LIBBY,
DAVID CURRIE,
CHARLES T. WORKMAN.
N. B.-The barque Bachelor will proceed di
Iectly from Dublin TO Liverpool and return TO
Richmond, leaving Liverpool about 18th of June.
Merchants wishing goods would do we'll 10 order
them 10 be shipped by the Bachelor. H. & l..
MAYS
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n A. SHARP, Civil Engineer, Surveyor
" and Craftsman, will make Surveys and
Estimates Of Cost for Buildings, Bridges, Ma
chinery, Steam Engines, Factories, Mill Sizes,
&c, with Plans and Specifications.
Inquire al Mrs. Woods. West Main ST., a few
doors below 3. & S. Jones Grocery, or PhTnix
Foundry, corner Of 9Th and Cary.
REFERsNcEs- Richmond: : Waller Gwynn, c.
E.; Joseph R. Anderson, Esq Caleb Jones. Esq,
Agi. Va. Woollen Co. April l9-c&dim
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

Of the James R,r1 and Kanapha Conpany.
n ENTLEMEN: Having been applied TO by the
VI proper number OF Stockholders holding The
requisite number Of shares TO call meeting OF
the Stockholders Of the Company, | hereby invite
you 10 meet at the Capitol in The city OF Rich.
mond on Tuesday The 4th day OF May next, for
theipurpose OF taking such measures as you may
deem expedient, in consequence OF the recent pro.
~ceedings in the Legislature relative 10 the action
of your body, al The meeting on the i7lh %instanr.
/ am, very respectfully, your obedienl servant,
WALTER GWYNN.
March 3o-c&dwtd. P. J. R. & X. CO.
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SIX YEARS EXPERIENCE HAS PROVED

rE,iIAT, for The cure Of Coushs, Colds. c%onsumplion-,
Asthma. Splitting Of Blood, Paia and Oppression II
The Breast, there j. nothing equal 10 HiNCE's or
POUND SYRUP OF H~OdRHOUArD.
This Medicine has now been In use fUr six years, di-
ring which rime there bss been 4 cnnst INT demand Tor
il, and lis popularity, instead oil declining, has been NJ
ways on the increase.
During this time many new medicines have sprung
m for the cure of The above complaints. some OF which
lasted only 4 few months, and Others not n long, but
HINGES SYRUP has readily gone on gaining favor
with all classes OF society unIil II has no" become idea-
tiied BY MANY families - q
REGULAR Family MEDICINE.
To ihose who have never used the Compound Syrnp
Of Ho,rhnnnd, This notice il particularly dlIeSte', -
!, thnse VINO have once experienced IL peculiar b'P?y
Effects, any praise Of its meri'- would be 'n'r'd"ou''
rree-5o cents pe. bottle, q 81, bottles fr g 80
Prepared and soIi hy SETH ;: Haze, ios halil-
Far sale tr J. P. DUyAL & co. No. i15
Road street, Shookoe Hill, Ricntncud, NJ. B.
SANTOS. Norfolk; c. HElNTISH, Ports
manlh. md C. cORLiNG & 60 Petersburg.
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NOTICE
To those indebted TO the late Monroe r
Elinnin daC3h

AAPPant ~
DESIRING 10 avoid suits, | request those in.
- debled TO MIR. Flippin, 10 pay or arrange
their debls pahont delay. Many Of The balances
on his mercantile books are small, and personal
and repeated applications for their payment can
mol be expected.
Those indebted 10 Messrs. FGippia & Har,en
are requested, both by MIR. Warren and myself,
TO call on him and arrange their debIs. He de
sires 10 close the business of his firm with all
convenient despatch: he cfers The very large
stock of GOODS, bought by Mr.. Flirpin, al re.
duced prices.
All persons holding unpaid bonds, bills or
notes, on which Monroe r.. Flippin vas bound
as security or e%ndorser, are hereby notified 10 sue
or Otherwise discharge his estate.
F. N. WATKINS,
Adm'or Of M. r. Flippin, decd.
FaTmville, Isl May, lS47. May l-cw2w
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ID. Paine Il Co..
MANAGERS Of LUTTERlES,

~ Nv Il i
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE brilliant success which attended FORTUNES
i HOME within the last thirty days, in lbr sale Of
with smaller ones from Sl0O Ia 81 .fDJ, all Of witch were
promptly paid nj sight. has induced TIE subscriber -
present IN his friends and correspondents al a iis,,nse
The following brilliant Schemes e.: MAY. Forward
your orders 10 The uniiral!ed Prize seller,
G.. ". fURCELL, aarni Tor The I.na:-,s,
RICHMOND, Virginia.
Nos. Is ~ 70, The whole Of he Grand cru,tsl Of
500, 200, was sold and paid al sight, by PURCELL, to =
gentleman In Richmond.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR MAY.
10000 DOLLARS. 1000! 100 of 1000 DOLLARS!
timore on Wednesday, May 5th, 1877. 7s Nos, -
drawn ballots.
Grand Capitals.
! prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
10000 1892
| 5000 100 1000
5000 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 2 so.
10000 DOLLARS. 1864. Z Of 5000 DOLLARS!
TICKETS ONLY SIS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Extra, lG, to be drawn
on Thursday, May eth, le47, at Wilmington, Della
ware. rs Nos, Is drawn
Grand scheme; ooo
Capital Prize Of S2a,O0U 20 prizs OF $1,000
| l0,6O4 20 500
- I" SOON 20 800, &c.
Tickets IS; halves > So quarters ] 25. Certificate
off package Of wholes s6O-shares In proportion.
$4,000 14,4O4l of 10000! 40 of 900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 10, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, May 9Th, lsa7, al Wilmington,
Delaware. 76 Nos, Is drawn.
Grand Capitals:
/ splendid prize Of s4n.oOo / prize of $4,000
! prize of l4,aG4 ! prizes Of 10000
10000 40 " 1000
10000 go 500, &C.
Tickets only sl2 halves s o0i qusrtert 3 90, A
certificate Of whole tic kets will be sent for Sis1-shares
In proportion
100000 30 of 5000!
susquebanna Lottery, Class as, to be drawn Oh We'd
nesday, May 10, l647, at Baltimore. 7e Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals:
| piize of $4,000 20 prizes of $1,000
20 " 5000 20 I" 500
Tickets sl2i halves 6; quarters 3 co.
ID. AIN & CO, Managers,
Or TO G. w. PURCELL,
April 20 Richmond, Va.
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RECRUITING SERVICE.
WANTED for the United States Army able bodied
w men, between the ages Of eighteen and ~lhiriy-fve
years, being above five feet three inches high, Of good
character, and Of respectable standing among their Eel
low citizens None need apply 10 enter the service. hut
those who are determined 10 servc-thc period OF their
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and faithfully "duing The car''
piLa .Mtzieo.
Table af established rates 0pay agreeably to eristing lap..
PAY OF artiIlrrylPay Of Dragons
land infantry sol. land riismen,
Gn.,v irrs, and of dra-l when mounted.
Igoons and rife
men when serv-
hing on foot.
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ACTION SALES.
Desirable sse,ie;ence for sale.

- am very DESTROYS OF disposing oil. the Tract
ga Of Land on which | now reside, known by the
EE5!ll name Of LINDEN, LIVING In the county Of
S314=H= Orange, in The South WEST mountains, seven
miles from the Court Honse, ~thirtytwo from Fnrdsricks-
tug. sixteen from The RAILROAD Depot al Gordonsviilr,
ami Two and-a half from thr Rapidan River. THIS
Tract conIaIrs eight hundred and forty eight serss, one
fourth of which is wood land, the growth Of which ID
oak, Hickory, Poplar and Locust. II Is d.
videl into eight tielhs, allunfer good fencing. The IN.
pToven.enis consist Of a very comfortable 1--we ling
House, 0yerseer's House, Meat House, Ice House, Car
rage Hnise, Torn House, Kitchen, Dairy, Barn, and
every osner ont building, necessary for The convenience
oil a family. The location oil the Dwelling House Is
one oil tHe niost beautiful In The county. and tie i'm
about u are very handsome. All of the
arabic land IL Well taken with clover, aud has been un-
der the clover and plaster system OF Improvement for
several yeas. This whole red land region is proven.
bal for ii health, and .or III great susceptibility OF I'M
provement, by tbs application OF clover and plaster.
navigation If the Rapidan River, has nearly ali been
taken, which, when effected, must greatly enhance the
value Of lands contiguous 10 il.
In order more certainly In effect a sale, and In suit the
convenience Of purchasers, would divide this tract,
so rs In sell four or SIX hundred acres, with the i'm
any one wishing la purchase privately, | will say, that |
Will sell a great bargain IN the land, aud also IN farming
utensils, crops, stock OF all kinds, &c all very good IL
not cold privately between tins anu Thursday; the 18th
day OF July next, thotics OF sale before that time Will
be giyen,) | shall proceed 10 sell IL on that day, on the
promises, 10 The highest bidder. The terms will be H.
beral, and can he known by addressing the subscriber,
or Mr.. Robert I. Willis, at Orange Court House, Viz
glnia. Persons lookin. our for a residence in the upper
country, nrr invited 10 take a look al my estate, rs |
Will sell a bargain. RICH J.. BROWN.
7. S.-Possession win bc given whenever desired,
the purchaser allowing The subscriber iugress and egress
To secure the growing c ops.
Orange County. ADFil MISUNDERSTANDING,
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INFORMATION WANTED

CONCERNING FRANCIS WILLIAM
~ PRETOR, who is said 10 have died some
where in The Stale OF Virginia, in The summer of
l845. Any person who can furnish evidence Of
his death, will confer a favor by communicating
with BENZ. E. GREEN,
MAY 3-d&c2w Washington City.
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Laborcrs Wanted .

ONE HUNDRED abIe-bodied Laborers are
~ wanted TO assist in cleaning GU, The Canal,
10 commence on Monday morning, The l7lh Of
this month, (May.) They will report themselves,
(aboul 2O,) TO Capt. VIM. R. Richardson, at III.
Gauge Dock, in Richmond; the others as may
be most convenient, 10 John Burruss, Maiden's
Adventure; John 7. Amonett, Lock No. IL, op-
posile Gainesville; and 10 Mr.. Kcaho, al Lock
81. Liberal wages will be paid, and tools and
food furnished, (excepl 10 those employed in
Richmond, who will board lhemselves,) by the
James River and Kanawha Con- pany.
RICHARD RAINS,
Superintendent Repairs lst Section James River
and Kanawha Canal.
Qiuh,nnnd hhnu 2-Oa urr6rdi1k Mnu
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FOR BREMEN-FIRST VESSEL.

EUH BHEW EN-FTHSI VESSEL.
AZ The we'll known coppered ship Franklin,
for Bremen, without delay. For freight, apply
10 HENRY LUDLAM & CO.
If Liberal advance s made on consignmenls
of sIems or tobacco to address oil our friends in
Bremen. Fl. L. & CO.
Movl-dlm
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RICHMOND MARKETS.. May 3.
TOBACCO-We quote Lugs 81 SO a SO.
common leafs a 81; middling 81 a Al; good an
6pe S, a 10, and in demand.
FLOURISH a 81. Stock very light, and lit
10 doing since the arrival of the Cambria.
WHEAT-Millers have stopped buying sea-
son closed.
OATS-50 cents-in demand.
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran IS cts; Shorts W
cents; Brown Stuffs 30 cents; Ship Stuffs 80 cts.
CORN-Corn IS a90 cts.
PROVISIONS.-BAcoN: Smith6eld and City
Cured, 10 cents; Joles 6 cents Hams III cents.
Western Sides, new, 81 a 81 CHS; Shoulders, st a
81 cents; Joles 81 a 81 CTS. Old Sides 81 a 3 cts. !
Shoulder. 7 IA cts. LARD-No. l, In Kegs, l0i
a II cts, 10 bbls., 81 a 10 cts.
CATTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
weight, S3 IS "A 90; nett Z 5Oa 8, according 10
Quality. SHEEP, clipt, % 80 a 3 o. Lambs 9
50 a 3-scarce and in demand. Hoes: 81 5O
a !, scarce.
COTTON-lll 4 10 cents per ID.
FlSH-North Carolina cut Herrings - 70,
and in demand. Shad $6 50 a :.
NEW YORK MARKETS-May 1.
Flour-2O0 extra Ohio at 81 IS; some round
Pennsylvania al 7 IS, and the market is dull.
Corn, on the spot, IS a IS cls.-very scarce.
Exchange-no,hing doing to-day.
Freights-2s. Cd. has been paid for -four.
At PHrLADeLpaIA, on Saturday, sales of -four
a, 81 per bbl. Wheat realized an advance; we
quote red a, l57 a l60 cents, and white l62 cents
per bushel.
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March g6-cstAl snIsJr& wt2sje

TN CuANCERY-vrRGiStA AT Rules held N The
1 Clerks Office of Richmond County Court, on Mon
day, the lh lay of January, 1871:
Alfred q. aorIirE and Harriet his wife, Williamson
Efprd and Anne his wife, which SAID HARRIET and
Anne, were Harriet and Anne Jrsarr, rlaintlns:
against
Charles q. Carter and Peggy liz wife, who was Peg.
pv Jp,prr and John Bragg, Jnslas Bra.g and William
bragg, infants and heirs OF Eliza Bray., who was
Eliza j.snrr. Defendants.
The defendants, John B,agG, Josias Bragg AMI WI
linn Bragg, not having entered their appearance and
given security according 10 the act Of Assembly and the
rules II this i;ouri, and il appearing by satisfactory EVIL
drnce THAT they are not Inhabitants of this Common
wraIth. il is ordered that The said defendants do appear
NJ rules 10 lie held IN The Clerks Off e If III. said ccnn-
~ of Richmond, on the hrs, Monday in April next, and
answer the hill Of the plaintiffs; and that 4 copy OF tiis
order be forthwith inserted In soma newspaper publish
ed in The City O. Richmond, for two months successive
", and posted At the front door Of the Courthouse Of
This county. A Copy Iestr,
March 2-cwaw John F. n. JEFFGIES, c. &.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
a pRDCI.a NATION


WHEREAS. II has been repr1se nted 10 the rIeen-
w i've that GILES. ! slave, the property Of Bernard
P-yton, did, on the 9Th instant, and In the county OF
Hrnrico, viole, iy assault, with Intent TO Kill, Thomas
D. Goodman, the manager of The said Peyton, and that
the said slave has escaped, ant Is now At large. do
therefore hereby offer n reward Of one hundred dollars
for the arrest and delivery Of the said slave Giles, into
the Jail Of The county OF Herrico; and | DO moreover
require all officers, civil and military, and request the
people Of this Commonwealth generally, to use their
best eIrrtons 10 procure the arrest Of the said Giles,
that he may be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand ls Governor, and under tho
Lesser seal Of the commonwealth, nj Richmond,
(srAL.l this twenty fourth day Of Apr! IN The yenr al
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty
seven, and Of the Common wealth the seventy first.
WM. SMITH.
Giles /, described ,s being about eighteen yerrs Of
are, very black. and unusually large and powerful
teeth very white no marx Iecoilettsd-wss DIRE FED,
v hen he escaped, in grey kersry. He war raised about
Pylmyrs, In Fluvanha, and Cafter's Bridge, In Abe
marie, by The Reverend Walker Timberiake, from
whom h- was purchased by his present owner.
April 27-r3w
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.hu in the right arm and the right leg, at the mo-
sun, he was raising a spy-glass to his eye. We
nm"dsr,land he is doing we'll his wounds, though
..rsre. are not dangerous-no bones broken. His
s.onnoissance was spoken of by all his brother
nscsrs as a gallant service and they promised
,aat he would be nobly revenged on the 18th, at
csrro Gordo.
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Turpin's I1OtteryOn1Ce,
MO. LOT EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond,
IN Virginia.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME FOR 18TH Hay
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10 Of 10000
Aiexandria Lottery, Glass %, for ls47, TO be drawn
at Alexandria, May 18th. 70 No. Lo,tery-l3 drawn
ballots. Grand Scheme: 10000. 10 Of 10000, 20 OF
5000, 100 of 1000, I55 of 400, and others Of 300, 200. etc.
amounting 10 upwards of ONE MILLION OF DOL
LARS. Tickets $50; halves 10; quarters S. eiRht. 2 50.
A Certificates of a package Of " Whole Tickets S25o-
shares In proportion.
TO BE DRAWN aaTn NAY
$50 ,0u0 | l5,O00l 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 26, for l6a7, to be drawn
at Alexandria, May %. go Number Lotlcry-Il drawn
Nos In each package of 90 tickets. Grand Scheme =
$4,000, $4,000, 10000, 5000, 1880, 10 of 1909, 10 OF
600, 20 CT 800, 100 Of 200, etc. Tickets SIS; halve, So
quarters 3 rs; eIghths | S7.Certifcates Of packages OF
90 wholes $3.50; shares In proportion.
Remitiances received free 0fpostage. Drawingsf Tor
warded, when requested, as soon as received.
For smaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
April % w. P. TURPlN
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TEXAS LAND For SALE.

TIVE TRACTS Of very desirable LAND, IN The State
i az Texas, are offered for safe, viz :-oue tI1ct oil 5ss
acres, one q $40, one Of Gao, one Of ,2eo, and one Of
about 900 acres.
Persons wishing 10 move To the South will ind many
advantages 10 this land, a. regards location, fertility OF
soil i'm prnvrmrnts, heathIness o. climate, NC.
Tie i-rd ,vili lie solI for cash. nj "A moderate price
~ he b1rirred for any otbrr property easily convertible
ntn money. The title .i,. be guaranteed and the land
delivered IN person. Apply 10
WM G0CLDiN, Agent,
Corner &c New and Nam 81, Richmond, Va.
March 5-dN c2awtf
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John G. Rutherford,

ATTORNEY AT La w,
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 I2-cwSw
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MANAaERs' OFFICE, No. l, City HoisL-Drawn
1V1 Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, Class 10, May /:
SO 70 SO % II so 25 % II 81 30 4 40.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Co. Lottery, 80, Extra, May |
50 8 GA 7 26 65 10 Is IS 3 70 81 AZ IL.
~To-day-$2O,OOO Capital! Tickets IS.
IS prizes Of 8 1000, o Of 800, S 900, 5000, 1858, &c.
&c. Tickets IS.
To-moIrow-Capials $4,000, 1000. 10000. Tick,
cts IS.
Tickets at MAURY & CO.'S,
May No. | City Hotel.
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Z. VI. Clark


ONE OF TINE OLDEST AND MOST ,uccEssFuL
LOTTERY TENDERS IN THE UNITED STATES
FOURTEENTH ST, RICHMOND, VA.
CLARKE distributed last month, 10 his correspond
~ ents, several CAPITAL Prlzes, aud has sold moro
large Capital Prizes than any other Ve,d.r In the Uni
ted States, having sold 3 capitals OF SOS 900, 4 of 81, 900,
g Of 10, 900, 3 Of 200, Is of2 900, and Al of 900. Most
of the fortunate holders are still living Witnesses of the
fact. Address, postage free,
JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, Va.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR 18TH AND 18th
MAY
6a,fOO DOLLARS! 10 Of 10000. 100 Of 900!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 90, for lo47, 10 bs drawn
May 18th. 70 No. Lnl'ery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme: SCI, 900, 10 of 10000, 100 of ! Don, 20 of 900,
I55 of 400, and others Of 2n0, l0r. ETC., Amounting 10
l,l9a, 1877. Tickets s2Di halves lC; quarters 5; eielths
: so. Certificates Of packages Of % Wnoles Sl51i shares
In proportion.
$4,000! 5000! 100000
Alexandria Lottery, Glass o6, for lS47, 10 be drawn
May 90. Gu Number Lottery-lld drawn Nos. In each
package of 30 Tickets. Grand Scheme $1,000 dollars,
5000, 10000, 5000, :, 36h, 10 Of 200, 10 Of coo, 20 Of
400. 100 of 211, ale. Tickets sli; halves z so; quarters
3 IS; eighths l67. Certificates Of ~ wholes Sl3U; shares
In proportion.
Or Orders for Packages, Certificates, or single Tick
cts, in the above Schemes, addressed To the undersign-
ed. attended TO by return Of Mail; and, whom requested,
an account of The Drawings forwarded so soon as re.
ceived. Address JOHN NJ. CLARKE,
AoriI II Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-04
AUCTION SALES.
Ky Teller & Cook.

w ILL be sold on Tuesday next, 4th of Nav,
w at 4 o%'cloch, 7. NJ, Three LOTS, at he
head OF Valley Street. fronting on Valley Street
II ieel, running back ITO teet. Sale wilhoullhe
least reserve. Terms at sale.
April % TOLER & COOK.