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IN CHANCRRY.
/. vs.. M''''n' PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

s,,,, Ms;,,, VS.; PETITION foh piVoAeE
THE said Sarah Martin is hereby notified tbzt on the
l. Goth day of April Is47, the said John q. Martin filed
In the Clerks office Of the Court ofCommon Pleas for Put
county Ohio his petition against the said Sarah
Martini che prayer OF which s that the said John g. Mar
tin may be divorced from her the said Sarah Martini
alled5ed for said divorce "ross neglect OF Duty"
And the said Sarah Martin is further notified that depes.
ions in this will be taken by petitioner at the office
OF John w. Williams Justice or the Peace in and
Madison Township, Hancock county, Ohio, the
seventh day or June 1s47 between the hours eight o.
clock, A. M, and eight o'clock, P. NJ, or said day.
By JOHN J. .ACKERMAN,
Atty FOR Petitioner
April 90. Is47. 3alFw
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NOTICE,

A T our instance an attachment was this day
"A issued by Charles Gdisingera Justice OF the"
peace Of Blanchard Township. Putnam County,
aguins, the property and effects Of Christian
ed this third day Of April, in she year one thou
and eight hundred and forty sever:
JOHN cox.
aros DAVID cox.
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KALIDA HOTEL.
LANES H VAIL

JAMES H. VAIL
TYAS taken the well known and
- EN commodious Tavern Stand fern.
HSEvf erly occupied by T. R. Mcclure. The
HsHs House has been thoroughly repaired
&nASb this fall, and is now we'll fitted 10 the
accommodation Of the travelling community.
J.H.v feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
,modafons and attendance equal to those Of any
House in this part d Ohio. His table will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords, and his bills will be found reasonably
ow to suit the times. He has also large and good
tabling, anc designs 20 spare no pains to secure
scomfort and convenience OF his guests.
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JAMES MACKENZIE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Will attend to the usual business ofiis profess
sion, tho collection of claims, &c. penture
Office, Kalida, o. July, 1885,
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BLANK DEEDS

NF WARRANTY, Just pTinssd, On Superior
pspsr. For sale OF this ofhce-APril 30.
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COMMISSIONERS REPORT
OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF TIL
KALIDA g. DEFIANCE
FREE TURNPIKE ROAD.
FOR THE YEAR 1886.

rOk The YEAR 1915.
KAL1DA, May 10, ls47.
In compliance with an act passed March
eleventh, l843, 10 lay out and establish a
free turnpike from Lima in Allen county to
Defiance in Defiance county, we do hereby
exhibit the receipts and expenditures Of said
turnpike in Putnam county, for the year 1916.
Amount due said turnpike in Putnam county,
as charged on duplicate. ,."."..."$55s 81
Amt discharged by labor, 1888 "A
Received in cash. 2O5 10 55S 81
Expended as follows:
Amount paid J. H. Vail, as
Superintendent and Sec
rotary. ....."..........."." %
Paid J. White for Superin-
tending, ......."......"... 90
Paid John Matson, for do. :. 10 90
Paid VIM. Phillips, for do... Is 90 35 90
Paid VIM. Phillips for Lam-
Der for bridges. 8 90
Redseming old orders...... ID so
Total...m....."..".. "...S57 30
Cash ON hand. d......."....."."."". $l47 ~
VIM. PHILLIPS, Pres.
J.H. VAIL, Sec'y. 324
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q 8 q q
ANOTHER AsroNISHrNG cURzG

Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
For Coughs, Colds. Consumption, &c.
all those afflicted with Diseases Of the Lungs
Breast.
viii Miracles ever cease More evidence Of Its surpass.
ing Health. Restorative virtues n
e g &
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ALbANT, juno IL, 1917.
The .7sssult upon Mr. Edpin CrssweH

The .assaulf upon Mr.. Ed.cin CrssweH
There 10 nothing to palate the folly of the unexpect
ed assault upon the person Of Mr. Edwin Croswe tho
editor Of the albany 1rsus in the main Of Albany
to-day There n nothing in any to paiate per-
sonal assault upon editor for tho party aggrieved
dy Mt iaw-thereforc this personal attack was foolish
Iteppears that Mr. Croswell walking up state
street towards the Capitol this morning and that
Mr. Peter Cagger was standing upon the sidewalk In
conversation with n citizen. When Mr. Crosvs
arrived opposite Mr. Cagger, the latter stopped
before Mr.. c., and asked " he was the An
thor Of a certain article which was published I be-
leve in tue 7sus Of yesterday morning and which was
Of series Of articles relating troubles In the
democratic party in this county MIR CrosweN replied
that he the author Of the article when Mr. Csgger
struck at him with his fist. Mr. Croswel warded OF tho
blow and returned IT, hitting Mr. Cngger the face the
latter then stepped back feet and drew
from his coat pocket small whip, with which he At
tempted to strike Mr. Croswell, Who however seised
the whip and wrcsted 1t from the grasp OF Mr. Cagger
before as am told, any blows were inflicted MIR
Croswell raised the whip and about to strike
Caggcr and pushed against cellar grating in which
one OF bis feet caught. MIR Croswell's knee was
also struck by the grating; his Antagonist by these
means gained m advantage over him. the result Of
the struggle might have been serious N they had
not been separated by gentlemen who arrived
the spot. ! suppose that neither was materially IN
iured
u !. difficult to imagine what may b.. the termination
OF TINS dmoulty, or what steps Mr. Cro.we msy 1T
TO take TO protect himself from assaults this character
We shall, however, keep you advised OF events
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The Posr OFFICE CAsE.--Our readers will re.
collect notice some time since in this paper, of
. suit brought by MIR g. n Hicks OF this place against
the Postmaster here for the recovery Of paper charged
with letter postage by OF bcng endorsed with
sin gle initial The tried before Justice Wool
worth, and judgment rendered for the plaintiff. II
carried by the Postmaster to the Common Pleas on
csrtorari where II tried last week sad the judg-
ment affirmed. The case, we believe, goes TO the su-
preme Court Gardner and Burdck attorneys for plain
tn-s. d Dnlsye for Postmaster Syracuse Democrat
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Newspaper Postage.

w. ~ h.s VIZ rnna.,.gS 10 az y pa,,y umv
to r.nnh,,.h The AIN .sctoI NJ The ct ~ th an a.
pas1 ~ sh s , -; -, ' 80 -, ."e gu vi
IT, nrno,ss osr,issd n"n ~. 49, 1875, 81. i p
tba STATE Dsnsrtment This IL rsndered nsca..ar ~
the of part of the section In the
% NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ thai.w 80 ..s,,s ~ ,h se
r.r,m.rt TO- The r.a,at;on. .Ion,.a 90 no VI NV ue
ri IL that nart - ths .ac,;nn -h,nh dasIana. an 49,.
~. shau ne. nos,.o. ..ca., ax .h.rc. 81 sp
f.ntad ~ eno-ins ,yord. -. "a in ~, .se e
49, ~ "a. ~ ~ n,,soa,inr 80 o.s - ~
49,. ..,"ass ~ 80 .dS,I,,usi N R'S VI .ho
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- OPPOSITION PASSAGE OfFICE-TO
EAA- - Albany, Utica, 81 80; Syracuse, 81; Oswego
-! !. r. s., R.eh..,s 50 a3 Bafslo, So So; Csys
real. 81; Pttsburg 80.
Office, 100 Barclay street.
Any security required will be given for the fuhlmen of all
contracts nado with this company.
mia lnsrc NIL. RAY, Agent, New York. is47.
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e-yas GAY e. cos NEW YORK AND DOsTON
Assra DAILf EArnhSs BY WAY OF NEWBORN and
hHsfFAl hlVHh1rhe snbscrbsrs respectfully inform
own ears msrchndze Of every description; bundles pack
,ons md al other business entrusted them attended to
Once, New York { Wall ST. corner Broadway. once,
Boston, State ct. ....... f4, 4. GAY Co. =
MA ~ N
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GAS FIXTURES OF ALL KINDS.
kMES O. MOFFET, i2i Prince street, third block we1
Of BosdM,y hss - hand and !, eoastsny
ia all their vsrie hes Of and Contracts viii also
pe taken Tor ,g ~ the neatest and most beautiful style,
Churches, Hotels. and oil other public buildings well
private dwellings the shortest and the
sOnsbie terms
~ Al riad' Of sas fixtures r-gt rebronz-d resii
La.
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FROM SANTA Five learn that Captain Muir
ply arrived At Fort Ieavenworth few days ago from
Santa Fe, only twenty days thcroute We do not
learn that he brings any Of mporance at least
have received no lsttsrs--St Lsvis Rep, Jures
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TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
WOOVI.ENS

III MIGEON u CO., Rehnshers Of Cloths, Cassirnerss
IA . &c, No. 3ll West street
The Gold Medal has been awarded by the American Inss
tute for their Of renhing. Ordeu
Messrs. WOLCOTT X SLADE, No. So Pine street
WIN. c. LANGLEY x CO, rs Broad street
d. BRIGHAM Y CO., 60 Pine street,
to whom they may refer.
1.-Two thousand dollars insured goods for
customers. nIe line
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CAS- FIATuREs OF ALL KINDS.
&c FESSS&
be nle s . 81 IL. @s, sSa .n5 mo Sens also
c9ashs. HGs' AID l., g,hs. public 6.dss
NB iiiFiod' ofsa fixtures -sil', reb'onnrd and sal
DzF1STAN DYEJ,N!j FsT7 ABLTs HSf.Ny DEPOT Tor
o sseGS I'd 4 y ~ . w sa.i ss
s s . a. Of ssSs .ew n milk I'D
zephyr woned and wooen yarn; sewing cotton, mohair,
Damaged Or faded goods ribbons silks. saiius merinos.
f%
equal 10 new articles. ms sN ere
TO IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in
WOOLLENS.
n. Sc s;oS N S.sa ": Nv n.
,ute o their Of refniahng Ordsn be
M: W VII ETsanEf r Broad
yhcm Tss , %sy insured on ,oo
CYnys "; FIELD CO. No. BSyng slg,, Offer g,
Hd~a Enssors Hnr1s e0SreS P.p wrapping
,ss Prs % PAID to 't ss for rags sss
bale cuttings. S,nny bagxny and ii
'' . ,'1a' OF Paper " GYRGs W ifaS, Goa
BABY JUMPERS! BABY JUMPERS.
examination Of this indispensable article to aquiet
"'e" may NC 'ouno vi enery pTce
a2, Im.rc Agent for the M.nufartur.r.
7 DUGAN AND BROTHERS. STAT ERsd BIoomt
-. st, street corner Of Bosdwsy New York new Roof Pat
% me S: T od Koois ard wsrrsnsd sh
Henry viii ss a1Sss a1f
sraMS AfR a.. sgH lsn.!y x:
:"a
Of Cmy;. Scarf! gloves. su.peade" Shirt. Und.i Ca.
myiai%.Te '''N''-'!y JOSEPH AGATE an Broadway
CHsAP suGARs-New crop Green and Black Teas and
Jus, S% 'ss .,Gs. Of
as.l "a y.S.
p 9SS1s Sd q & d d
es Of all kinds for sale IN quantities to SUI, Psss,en BY
rn go and .1s Greenwich, md 7s ve..y, street,
to cali before .ns s %sr 30 T
gu, charges '--' N'''' N'''''''' ' ' jsio ,o;.%
SrfkOMkTEK, yasabl. and I9d.pea.ae, medical
.n & ::%s ss 1p and ss1s @ 4:
Fl s e p scs "m 2 Ninth whss
70 ss s:S from s pfs s'0'' .szis viii
CHURCH'S VEGETABLE LOTION
THIS celebrated Cosmetic efecually eradcstes eruptons
sfas; s I'D Esss
sSs !. bottles o g. fi'. i.s. ~ S0~ S%.;'
| LSAGLE COEFEE HOUs 81 AND BATHS, BY JAMES
Il X. WHITE from London, 500 Peal street, between
Centre aud Elm strests-Wam Cold or Shower Bath i2k
GEMS; Single Beds l2 cents Meals i2 cents Board AID
The London Liverpool Canada and United States papers
are received here. myie 3w'c
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY--Onice No.
- 50 Wall street, opposite the Merchants Exchange
THIS continues to damage BY
fire, dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings
goods, merchandise snd every
sonal property
Losses correctly sud promptly adjusted and paid
DfnpCrOss.
Moses Tucker. John r. Moore, Arson Bshcr.
Thompson Price, Caleb Z. Tunis. JAS h. Holmes,
John II. Lee, Eiishs Riggs, Thos Monell,
John q. Merritt, JOSEPH Allen, Euge-e Bogsrt,
Joseph Drake, VIM. X. Thorn. Robert smith.
MOSES TUCKER. President
Ssf'so IT HorH. secretary mYtc
rHHE CHEAPEST STORE IN the city 6iH Fulton street,
for Psy-f H,ngiugs Window Shades, Fic board Pr,ns
m,nuf.cur,r o the french sIvan sod Spring Hair Moss
aud other Feather Bed, Curtain NAerlals and
every article IN the upholstery line ~ the lowest pces
H. DAVIES I6tk Fulton street
Steamboats, ship cabins and hotels fitted up furnished
my0 7n.r
IMMATURE PAINTING.
M r. McDOUGAL has taken the room No. II, in buidiux
IVA known Pumbe National Daguerrean Gallery corner
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AFTERNOON LINE, DAILY,
-n~~N. FOR NEWBURGA AND ElShhi...-.
S9Srx - Landing at Van Conlands (Peskskill.) West
: -. Point Cold sprqs and Cornwall: The
foot Of Warren for the above places every
Sundays EXCEPTED at4 o'clock, commencing April TO- Re
.1ning-wi leavo Newhurgh every morning al o'clock
Ball Bsgssss and Freight q every description, Bank
,espred for. mvI1 5Ots "
NTioN-A fine .ssnseh Steamboat !. c d
= for sale terms which will be found adyan-
tsxeous to those wishing purchase She has first best
sngne made at the Novelty Works in thu. city and is we'll
She ouly offered in cose-
lusnce Of the business Of To per-
OF eapsta this offers a chance Sc
offered Full particulars boat price, and pay
ment, made known application 80
JAMES M. SMITH, jun Attorney, kc,
Je97t*rc No 81 Chambers street.
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SPfROMETEk-Tbis valuable aud indispensable medicaI
~ discovery which has recently the attention. and
ceyed the appreciation OF the members Of the Royal Society,"
tondon, for testing the lungs, and Judging their IN
health and disease full practical operation the
hands Of the and a28 Ninth where
he will be in attendance from 10 O'Clock, daily. On
Mondays, Wednesdays and FRIDAYS advice will
he givrn q the poor from 10 I o'clock
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military Contribution ia Mexico.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. June 10, 1697.
siR--!n compliance with your directions, have
in regard to the military contributions proposed to be
levied In Mexico, under the tariff and regulations
TONED by you on the 3st of March last and respectfully
recommend the following notifications, viz -
ISL on all manufactures Of cotton Of cotton mixed
WITH any other material except wool worsted and silk
In the piece or in any other FORM duty rs military
Contribution, OF thirty per cent ad valorem
"a when goods on which the duties levied by the
weight are imported into said ports In package the
duties shall be collected the weight only and In
leakage breakage or damage proved have actually
occurred during the voyage Of importation and made
known before the goods are warehoused.
I'd The period named in the sth Of said regulations
curing when the goods may remain in warehouse be-
fore the payment Of duties extended from thirty To
ninety days. and within said period Of ninety DAYS
portion OF the said goods which the dutes aa mill
tary contribution have been paid may be takon after
such payment from the warehouses entered free Of
further duty any other port ports of Mexico in
our military possession the facts OF the case with
particular description of said goods and the
that the duties thereon have been paid being
by the proper ocer OF the port ports OF
18th 1t is intended to provide by the treaty Of peace
tha all goods imported during the into any Of the
Mexican ports in our military possessions shall exempt
from any import duty conHscation by Mexico Ia
the same said goods had been Imported and
paid the import duties prescribed by the
Mexico.
Most respectfully your obedient servant,
X. J. WALKER,
Secretary Of the Treasury
Ju,E IL, ls47
The notifications, above recommended by the Sec.
rotary OF the Treasury, are approved by and tho
Secretary Of War and the Secretary Of the NAVY viii
give the proper orders to carry them into effect
JAMES X POLK.
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IJAKISIAN DfEJNG ESTABLISHMENT DEFOT Tor
the receptions and delivery Of goods. l2z William street
New iork.-COURr 4 DESCHAUx dye and finish in .
and superior style all sorts Of goods sewing silk and
twist either plain shaded and spun silk:
zephyr wonted and wooen yarn sewing cotton, mohAr
linen and cotton yarns, &c.
Damaged faded goods ribbons, silks, salins merinoes
Thbet aud Cashmere shaws gmps fringes cords and
ses ladies' and grntemen &c dyed aud cleaned
AL 10 new rn6 m, Sre
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LOCUST COTTAGE FEMALE SEMI
NARY

THE exercises Of tins Institution viii he resumed tb-
i 18th Of January, 1877, in which VIII he tangh, MI
the branches OF polite English education III French
Latin and Greek Languages, Drawiug, Painting ma
Music.
Mrs soutbra- has been 20 fortunate rs Ia ih-
Their former teachrr whom sh. con-cirnt"nsiy recon-
mrnds 10 the public Or thorough and accomplished
Teacher, Ih whose cooperation she hup.s 10 advance
IN no ordinary The Joung ladies committed u
her
The term of ten months will bp divided into 4 Ion!
and short srssinngivtng the month OF SepeEibrf i'
vacation rups will b~ received ~ any time dnrin.
the term, but not for shorter period than The remain
der of The lerm without express understanding. ~
ductlon FOR absence except for protaoled ndspos"I
Parents particularly requested 10 send TIER ehi
drea at The 81 the session. as rate RI
trance greatly rrtars their improvement, which l. "rsi
rahle Ia parents and teachers.
Every effort shall be made 10 promote the eomi"ii !
The Young ladies' Welt 10 advance their inttl'ettu
al and moral attainment
I'VE use The same books and teach the branch
>, AZ are taught IN the approved Female Corc.s
SIR VIM j. Renyrnan viii give instructions ~ th-
Latin and Greek Languages, Algebra and alathrmHter
which will enable ns 10 otter advantages }unns II
dies heretofore not ~ power, and 10 carry 81! coi
egiate course.
Board, including washing, the term Of ten mcfhr. So
Tuition in English, -
Music, ~
Drawing and Painting, ~
The Languages, each ~
WoFsfed and Fancy Work,
Lodging Lights,
Books and Stationery furnished, II required
AidressESteveussillsP P. o., King Queen county
Dec. l5-c2am5t
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COMMISSIONER SALE OF LANDS
AND MILL.

pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
.! Hanover, pronounced the 10Th day Of October
lao The subscriber, appointed by lie Court Commit
auction, 10 the hlshes, bidder nj Brandy Mills in tho
county Of Hanover, and about miles from thr
81 richmond. Thnrsda,t. .'J,e ne ,.inu contains
abou, two hundred acres, wnh dwelling house AMI
ether Necessary oht-hnmsrs, adjoining the lands 81
W. Trurhrnri VIM B. SyGnnr and others. The Mi
with three ui Land attached, sdJoins the before
mentioned tact. aud Is failing stream. Tbs
soil is Of good quality, and we'll adapted 10 the growth
Of corn, wheat, oats, vegetables, ETC, etc.
TERMS-So much Of the purchase money To he patti
cash WIN pay the COSTS and charges OF sale mt ihe
OF The suit through which the decree obtain
rd-the balance o the purchase money 10 be secured by
bonds payable 10 the said Cnnmirs al SIX AMI
twelve months from The day Of sale each for half o
said balance and the TILE 10 lie retained uau tbs
whole OF said balance shall have heen paid.
Feb. 9--ctds NATHAN h. CLARKE, Conf.
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II Cassmores and Vestings, Of The latest styles
and of superior quality, 10 which they invite The
attention of their friends generally Feb. l2-i0I
yIIHIIUNS D11ICcs
MO. S, SOUTH FOUR 7 EE " TIL
~ STREET.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToE's the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg, No. T. Feb. Is
As 80 Is 81 IL 10 So So 70 II % 80 90 "a 81
Ticket Nos. ID 53 73} Two more, sold and
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. OF New Jersey, ID, Feb. 10:
II II 81 70 IS Is 80 II "a so rs II.
Ticket, Nos. IL 50 10, prize of 800, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
5000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Monongal Lottery, No. 7. Ca
pitals: $1,000 5000, 100, 300, l,l3G, 100,
S of 1000, &C. IS Nos. aud Is drawn. Tickets
81 so; halves 25 quarters 81 cents.
1000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY NIGHT-Leesburg. Extra, No. 9.
Capitals. "a 900, 1000, 1863, &c. IS Nos. and II
drawn. Tickets / halves SO cents; qrs 25 cts.
1000 DOLLARS! $500 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY MORNING-Sussex,N No. %.
Capitals: $1,000, $500, 1861, 5 Of 1000 &c.
IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 2 So halves 25 !;
quarters 81 cents
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY EVENlNG-Sussex Lottery,
Extra, No. Is. Capitals: $4,000, 1000, $50,
&C. is Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves
50 cents; quarters % cents.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
1924 DOLLARSl
Alexandria Lottery, clas. Fl, for ls47, to be
drawn February 90 10 Nos, IA drawn Cap
i,als: of 1886, 294 10000, $500, 1000, 2 Of
1900, 3 of 800, 3 OF 1850, 30 of 1000, 80 OF
500 &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 SO.
Certificates Of packages OF 26 whoes $l20;
&c halves GO; 90 quarters 3d.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class |, for 1917, 10 be
drawn February 37th. 66 Nos. IL drawn. Ca
pi,als 5000, 600, 1900. 5000, 1900, 10 oil
1000, 10 of 500, 10 of 400, l0oi 3OO &c. Tick.
| els $i0 halves 5, quarters SO.
| Orders for Packages Certificates of Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
| PROMPTLY attended to- anddrawings sent when 70
ouested. Please address orders TO
N. STRATTON,
Feb. Is Richmond. Va.
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SALE UNDER TRUST DEED.

leY virtue of = Deed ii Trust, executed 10 the -Ga
- scrher on the frs day Of March, ls4l, by Lawson
VI. Bu..oot, and duy recorded IN the Ccrk- uince 81
Chesterfield Go1niy the purpose ii securing snhdiy
drhts therein mrniioL-d | Will IN fhr tenth day 80
March Eext at twelve O'Clock, upon the premises,
~,po-e 10 sale nj public auction Ia The highest bidder,
for cash. all that tract piece or parcel 81 iuhd
living ~ the county Chesterfield, alont three miles
from Manchester, the Manchester Turnpike and
Chesterfield Railroads, containing five hundred and
sStyone acrrs, he the same less, and adjoining
The auds If John Murche = estate and others ana IL The
same tract piece parcel Of land whereof tbs late
captain Francis Smith died selLed aud pos-rssed srl
ling Trustee, VIII only convey such title Is svesi'
by said Deed, which Is believed 10 b- uhgIeu
tonabl- WILLIAM GRAY.
Feb c2lwtds
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N Of q

HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAMES A.
TRlCE, who has been in my employment for several
of 18th and Cary streets under the style of WM
ANDERSON Il CO., for the purpose OF conducting
Wholesale Grocery and General Commission Business,
for the sale Of Groceries, Domestic Goods Cotton Yarns,
&c. well ~ the staple products and minerals OF the
state; and have engaged the services Of Mr. DAVID
ANDERSON, Jr to conduct the grocery, iron and
wheat department of said business His experience and
qualifications for that branch Of the business too
well known 10 make IL hrces-ary 10 state them. We
have also made an arrangement with Mr. FRED. AN
DERSON 10 aid In the management Of the tobacco de-
partment, who has long been fami IT and intimately
acquainted with this branch Of business
Liberal advances will he made consgnments of
groceries domestic goods, tobacco, wheat, corn, pig
iron, and any articles OF general trade.
FEBRUARY LIST, ls47. WIN. ANDERSON, in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-02-19
IMPORTANT INFORMATIONzN
. TO ALL MERCHANTS. -
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PHILADELPHIA is well known Ia stand unnvalled
I in the trade OF UMBRELLAS, PARASOLs, PA.
RAsULETTES, &c. The most extensive MdnuIactu-
prepared the largest and best assortment IF SILK Pa
RASOLS AND fARASOLETTE5 ever offered 10 The
Merchants of America They will say they
the largest and cheapest In the world" but they viii
say they have the best assortment IN the United states
As they have adopted every Improvement in machine
~ manufacture mainly by st1an and have carried The
division of labor to great extent they prepared TO
offer lower prices than before. Those merchants
who will fuvor them with early CALL and examine
their stock will he satisfied. Those who not
Ing 20 the city, but who will entrust their orders to s.
F., per mall shall be convinced that they are faith
fully executed Every article nj the lowest net cash
price, from which no abatement Ia made.
Small profits, large returns, and the mutual Interests
OF buyer and seller, broad SCALE Is the object and
basis Of this long established honsr.
I2G MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
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