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aXugs,enna SDrincs.

THIS establishment, now fitting up style well
j calculated for the comfortable accommodation o.
visitors will be opened on the inst day Of July lo51
These Springs situated IN sight Of lie river road,
the Norm side Of Powhatan county, neat THE Manakin
Town Frriy about 10 miles above The city of Rich
mond The location has long been famed Tor It's health
fnInrss-anj the springs noted nr the curative qnnli
ties oi the waters. One j. decidedly sulphur similar
m compnsi,ion the celebrated white sulphur, hut IN
weaker proportions. The other spring cha!ybear.
coach line running from the Springs VIII connect
with the James River aud klnawlia packet line NJ the
Manakin Town Ferry. about two and half miles
North of the Springs. and similar line Of coaches III
connect with the Richmond ard Lynchburc line OF
stages at Marlborough. about four miles south OF the
Surlnrs-and daily line Of coaches will run between
Richmond and the springs By this route visitors can
arrive nj the Springs travelling over 4 good, shady
road in about three hours al charge mol exceeding
81 IS per head
The direction and management al the establishment
having been entrusted To my care. beg tn assure HE
public that no exeiionS on my part shall he omitted 70
ensure comfort and satisfaction 10 vlsor5 The style
in which these Springs have been fitted up-the ar
ran ecenis i'm the way cf suitable assistants, conpe
emf servants good music 4c.ilr beautiful location
The great extent Of shady promenadrg ground now IN
der mproyement--the facilities ease ana small cost a.
which the Springs can be visited, IN my hhmDie Jhug
ineni ene the establishment 10 The ihe'a al patronage
of The public desiring either health Or recreation
Board viii be SO for week; for Two weeks, 81 per
week; IL. month"; go; or SIS for the season, which
ypected close about the first OF Dcto0rr Tor more
than one day. 81 50 per day. for meals, % cents; chill
Jin,scs ner day. IS cents CHARLES sELDEN.
ny Religious Herald, Times 4 Compiler, Richmond
Whi.. Republican The Southerrer, Petersburg Repub-
iran n;e.licencer Portsmouth New Era, and Norfolk
Herald will publish month. charge Company. and
sand accounts 10 Treasurer Of uguenof Springs Com
many June l8-clm
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UQUlER
White SNiDilslr Springs.

n Th, Establishment, 90 fivofahiy known for
"a the curative qualities lis water and The rr-
hsstH gancc and comfort OF its accommodation will
.S-lHrbr opened for the reception nf visitors the
Isl June Il Is situated 80 miles from Alexandria, =,
miles from Fredericksburg and - rl,les Ea-t o tr
Blue Ridge in onr OF the healthy and delightful
climate. If Virginia. The direction and management
will he the same heretofore and III. same attention
paid the accommodation anu comfort OF their guests.
We have an abundant supply Of icr.
The season, commencing The Isl Of June, VIII end
III. Isl OF October. embracing s:nonths.
Lovers Of Music Will mud the band unsurpassed.
BoARD: eI0 per week. 81 per week for weeks
a3I per month, eoJ Tor tr season.
For more than one day 81 80 per day, 50 cents for
single meal, % cents for lodging, children Mh.er l.
wars Of are and servants hall rsce horses 20 cts
,!ay per ,perk s. 80. per mcnih -.
1Ii-weeky stages will run from Washington tin.ll Isl
Of July after That time daily
ter tlr Isl al July. previous Ia which conveyaEcrs VIII
be furnished on accommodating terms
DASL. WARD.
tt,r 1lWi l5lliiun.
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LAND. NEGROES, STOCK, &C., FOR



by virtue Of deed of trust, bearing date on the Both
~ day OF January, icii, aLi made To the subscriber
by Ovrrton feift and Mary L. hs wife. and duly re-
corded IN thr Clerks Office OF lie Cnruy Court III cum
herllnd The aiih OF February, ls: We the under.
signed, one of US will sell, TUESDAY the asii
day Of June, 1917, upon TIE premises, 10 the highest
bidder or ready money, al public auction. 10 satisfy the
purposes Of said deed, all that Tract Of Land called
"CuBBhAM," lying on James River. III the county oi
Cumberland. containing by estimation about one thou
sand acres, aud bounded by said and y r lands
Of William Mayo and others Also, The following
Slaves and other Personal Proptriy-to wit MiRor,
Ned, John, Fanny, Whey, and child sally: aso live
head OF Horses and mules. fifteen head q; crHed Cat
tie, twfniy-onr head Of Sheep, - head OF Hogs, one
portable Thrrshns Machine, riding Ggc, all the
i.Ifrn4 Ire
the crop Of Corn, Oats, Tobacco and ProrenGer made
the past year, and now remaining on SAID plantation
also, all the crops that may BE- grown The said plan
taton the present year q: every Kind whatsoever also
all The Household and Kitchen Furniture now IN tie
possession Of said OveTton H. Pei. and The future III
crease Of the females ii The sad slaves.
Selling ~ Trustees, ~e sb.ll warrant tie title IL said
trait ot Land md 10 said slaves against al persons
claiming nHGer rs, Or either o! rs.
Should The dag appointed or tie above sale be- inc.
mrnt II VIII he made ON ILL.,. irsi itr day thereafter
WILLIAM FONTifNE. ir
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD, ill.,,
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POTOMAC PAVILION
PI.NEY POINT, MD.


NE subscribers having taken this popular and heal
i thy place of recreation, and reftted the Pavilion
with new furniture beds, mattresses, &c, respectfully
announce that II will be open for the reception Of Visi-
tiers on the l5 Df June. Particular has been Ia
ken in the selection or servants, aud Of the best
cuisines in Tic country has been engaged. The table
viii present all the decacies Of the Potomac river and
IL the surrounding couny-oysters fish, crabs, &c
in every variety Of cookery. The bathing At The lari!-
iom AT an times excellent, will b. rendered very supe-
nr This by the erection of new bathing houses,
which will he properly attended IL. Pney Point Is
easy Of access being ahunt 100 miles equdisant from
Washington aud Ia tlmorc, with steamboats, regularly
touching and landing passengers II The wharf from
those cities. Norfolk, SC. steamboat will also con
vey passengers thrice week 10 and from Aquia Creek
10 HE Pavilion titus giving visiters from Richmond
and the South safe and delightful conveyance 10
the invalid, this place presents pleasant resort Tor
health and recreation.
EAce!len, fishing may always be had during tie sea-
No extra charge VIII be made for amnscments.
Board per month, SSl w
Board per week, wv
Board per day, oo
Children and servants half price. Families for the
lime I~est HARDWOOD g. KELLER.
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FRED ERlCk
White SslsHEstIE' Springs

SITUATED six miles East al Winchester, Va, and
- one mile and half from Stephrnsons Depot, on
the Winchester and Potomac RlirOau, Is now open LOT
the reception of company.
This water il inferior To none in The State, rs II holds
in solution Sulphuraed Hydrogen, Iodine and Magne-
STA nparting 10 the system and acting AZ pow
er Alternative rs numerous visitors can testify, nav
in. been visit for the last fifty years, and had u not
been for its contracted accommodations must have
been amongst the first watering places in the Cnlon.-
creased To accommodate between two anu tiare
hundred visitors.
The proprietor has enieavorrd 10 put this watering
place footing with the most fashionable ana COM
Portable places al the sort, III PLAIN style, and VIII Use
every in Lis power 10 make his visitors COM
Portable.
II is easy Of access for all the Atlantic Cities Per-
sons leaving Baltimore III the morning cars VIII arrive
al the Depot nj O'Clock the day, where coach
will be in readiness TO take them immediately 10 The
Springs.
The proprietor feels Thankful, Tor the encouragement
he has received rom The public and will ise every eN-
merit continuance 81 IL hy making those Conf
BRANCH JORDAN, Proprietor.
Persons wishing 10 visit tins watering place, ae re-
ferred Ia my former visitors:
EIPrrsidrnt Tyler, Cen X. Jones. J. Z. Rives, Chei
Justice Tanry, Mr. j. :. Bonapaue Rev. a. Collins,
Reverdy Johnson. Rev. Charles L. AUSTIN John X. Dn-
va!t-Baitiinofr.
Judge +. n. Nicholas Judge p. V. Daniel, Mr.. Chas.
T. Osborne Richmond, vi.
DIR. Robt. 7. Waller, ar. VIM. W. Vest-Williains-
burg, Va.
alessrs A. H. Patton J. J. Fredericksburg.
Ilr. John Cooper, COL q. b. Cooke, MIR. - South
gate-Nornlk, Va.
u.s. b. Standardization, North Carolina.
Hon. Vim. Il. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Richard w. Barfon-Vrsiaia.
lima s-3awtlJfhJy.
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VALUABLE SALE OF REAL ESTATE
AND MILLS

rs pursuance Of deed Of trust executed by Miles Ma
i con and Frances his wife, bearing date the 5 day
Of November, le]2, aGi recorded IN the Clerks Office
Of Hanover County Court 10 The undersigned for the
purposes mentioned 10 the said deed, viii proceed To
SELL public auction, To the highest bidder, the PIE
misses in the county Of Hanover, on SATURDAY,
the 2t day Of June, 1917, all that parcel OF
land, wherein stand, two Mills, CHS, and Manu-
featuring SIN, and The other Saw Nil, situate, lying
and being in the county OF Hanover, containing twenty
acres, more OF less.
TERMS or SALE-Cash will be- required for the
amount Of the debt secured by the said decd 10 wit:
81 600, with interest due in arrcaf, ana the usual
charges and expenses attending the sale; and credit
for the residue ii The purchase money will be given in
such manner and such terms, as Niles Macon may
pres, rbe-o,herwise, as the Trustees may think best
and eypedient. The Trustees vii, only convey such
title 10 lie purchaser they have without warranty
EDMUND CHRISTIAN, r.,.os
sELDEN {. MACON,
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&lrarf0R7a office.

StfAEEOn'S O1RsCc.
MO. 5. SOUTH FO UR L EE " TIL
In STREET..
LIE, allthe world say what theycan,
For selling prizes STRATToS's tho man.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg, No. 81, June IA:
10 % % III 10 Is d5 Al 81 IS 50 l6 81 IL
Ticket Nos. % % -, a capital, sold and paid
By STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex Lottery. Extra Glass 40:
s 10 % 81 II IS 81 II 81.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass 80 ::
50 90 40 IS 63 81 3 l p - % II.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg Lottery, Glass %:
% 10 81 50 81 10 81 % 20.
Drawn Nos. OF Alexandria, No. 81, June l6
60 10 IG - 80 "a SO IS 81 81 50 Is q.
Ticket, Nos. II - rs, prize Of 500, sold
and paid b. STRATTON.
$4,000 DOLLARS TO- 900 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-NewJ Jersey, No. 40. Capitals:
S25 600, 10000 G,OOO, 1000, 5000. 10 OF $500,
&c. IS Nos, u drawn. Tickets -; halves a;
quarters 2.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-Alcx no. 80. Ca
pas $50 600, 10000. 5000, 2,G45, 20 Of 1000,
&c. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets IS; halves : 90
quarters %.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS
THURSDAY-Ncw Jersey, No so. Capt.
tails: 100000, 10000, 1000 3,a7o, 50 Of 1000
&c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets Slo halves
5; quarters 80.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARsl
-Monongalia Lottery No. 49,
Capitals: 10000 dollars, 1000, $500, ,517, Of
1000 &c. rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets So; halves
so; quarters IS cents
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
acknowledging Lottery Extra, lG.
Capitals: 1000 dollars, 1000, 3i3, &c. 70 Nos
IA drawn. Tickets ST. halves 81 cents; quar-
ters IS cents.
4l4l DOLLARS! 1927 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Sussex,E Extra, No. 81. Ca
pi,als: s4,4i4 1927, 555, &c. 70 Nos, and -
drawn. Tickets 81; halves so cts. qrs. 25 CTS.
Orders for Packages Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly altendedto, anddrawlnss sent whenre-
ouested. Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
June 81 Richmond. Va.
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BY THE LIEUTENANT GoyEGNoRoY VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION

INFORMATION having been received that murder
has becn committed in the county Of Rockbrldce, III
this state, By man named John iiaysl-t, who has
since fled from Justice, and Is going n aree-l do
therefore, hereby offer a reward Of hundred dollars
TO any person persons who shall apprchend the said
John Ilnyset and deliver him into the jail of Rock
bridge county; and do moreover require all officers
civil and military, and request The people OF The Com
monweHth generally, To their best e1erons 10 pro-
cure The arrest Of the sad lIayset that he may be
brought 10 Justice.
Given under my hnnd rs Lieutenant Governor, TACT
ing in the absence ol the Governor from the seat
tsEAL) Of Government and under The seal Of the Com
monweaih, al Richmond, This ninth dag Of
June in the year Of cur Lord eighteen hundred and for
iy-sevcn, aud of the Commonwealth the sevent.ytfs
R. 4. DANIEL.
IIaysle is described as IL medium size five feet eight
or ten inches high ska very dark and rough, and hair
and eyes very dark bpw-legged, and with slight stoop
in the shoulders. lie sps when talking, and especial
" when under the influence Of strong drink of which
he very fond. Il supposed that lie lias gone West
III The Ohio river. June ll-e.'w
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LaInbert's % flee,

IL a HI - Z i ~ Hi y Z,
On fnNritcnM Street, under The Exchange Hotel
rT,HoMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
L and the public In general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker in the office ION lft
street, under the Exchange oi-i,) formerly occupied
By u. NJ. iloyt and recently By L. u. Prndleton.
Tickets and shares IN all Lotteries If which j. w.
Maury g Go. fsucressors IL Gregory X Co are the Ma
naSrrs always ior sale III the greatest variety.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Lottery Extra, Class a.
A. % 80 "a % 81 q 81.
Drawn Nos II Alexandra Lottery, Glass 81:
80 % 40 Is Is 81 ; IL % 10 % IL.
Drawn Nos u Lee.burg Lottery, Class 81:
% 10 Sc "a 50 10 - % 20.
TrEsDAY-spiendid Scheme: The New Jersey
Lottery Glass No. H. draws Jersey City on Monday
and The drawing will be received here Tuesday, at
O'Clock, Z. Al. IS Nos, u drawn. Capitals prize
Of Sa5Gno 10000, 5000, 900, 1900, a73, 10 Of 500
&c. Tickets So; halves 4; quarters :.
WEDSESDAY-The Alexandra Lottery, Glass No.
SO, draws Alexandria Tuesday, nd the drawing
viii be received herr on "Wednesday. Capitals: S2I,
6JO TO- 900, &C. IS Nos, - drawn Tickets s.; halves
50; quarters p.
THURSDAY-GraEd Scheme! The New Jersey
Lottery, Class No. 50, draws AT Jersey City We'd
nesday, and the drawing viii be received here by mail
on Thursday. Capitals: s3oCC0, 1000, 1000, 3,a70,
50 Of 0Gu, 81 o. 800 lo2 Of 100, &c. ~ Nos l3drawn
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters 50.
Orders from the country, enclosing tie cash or prize
tickets in NJ. Co.'s Lotteries, punctnally attended Ia,
and The drawings forwarded when requested.
a liberal discount on package sales.
Prizes caslrt! n sight.
For sale by THOMAS LAMBERT,
June 81 No. 3, Exchange Place.
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LOTTERIES.
D. w. laaaIry a. 60.

(MA N GERS.)
Successors TO j. &. GREGORY & CO.
OFFICE, NO. 1, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
" MOND, Virginia.
$4,000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass -, for 1917, be drawn
June a6th. IS No. l.otery-l3 drawn bullets.
Grand Schenlr.
prize of SaO,oOO prize of 81 $50
: 10000 . prizes of 400
g 10000 So 9 900
s. 5000 900 g 200
Tickets $40; halves j; quarters 50. Certificates OF
packages ofa5 Whole Tickets $780, shares in proportion
~ Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tick
els and Shares, in any al the above Schemes, address
ed 10 the undersigned, will recryrth The most prompt at
tenlion, and m account OF each drawing forw arded
soon US il is received.
J. w. MAURY & CO, Managers,
Mayal Richmond Virginia.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE undersigned is prepared TO supply ten or fifteen
Schools with competent Teachers, from the gra-
dnating classes of the Virginia Military Institute, who
are warranted to be well qualified In t-nc, tho branch
OF instruction pursued III the Institute. Application
should be made without delay. post paid, To
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Snp'nt.
Sr Oficers ofihc Virginia Militia, DESTROYS Of avail
Ing themselves Of tie privileges which the law allows
for instruction in the Institute. notified that the
Cadets will march into camp Tie 9Th Jniy.
Juup 9--c3t
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w. II. Turpf2l's Lottery Office,
MO. lo1 EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond,

80 600 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass -, for 1917, TO be drawn
June Goth. % No Luery-i3 Drawn Ballots. Grand
Scheme $50 0uo 20 OC0 10000, 5000, $500. IS prizes
Of 900, 50 of 900, 300 of 200, Tickets SO halves
s. quarters 50. Certificates Of Packages Of IS Whoes
Sl2D; % halves GO; % quarters 30.
Rr In addition To tins above, there smaller
Schrmes-Capitas ranging from $1,000 10 $50, 900, and
Tickets from 81 10 s5-trawngs OF which are received
daily.
Remiiances received free Of postage. Drawings for
wardet, when requested, ~ soon us received.
Forsmaller Schemes, see daily advertisements
Mays w. =. TURPlN.
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EIGHT NECiR0ES

VIII be sold BY US on WEDNESDAY, 23l Of
June, eight Negroes, viz 4 Girls, IL, 10, 5 and
8 years, and one Boy, II years o!-, ore Wo-
man and Chill; the Woman 4 good Cock,
Washer and Ironer; also, Woman, first rate
Cook. N. B. & G. B. HILL. AucIs.
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OFFICE, Fourteenth Street,
Let all Lottery Vendors say what they may,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the day :!


For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the day
Drawing OF Alexandria, 3D.
80 % 40 IS is 81 II - ~ % II.
Nos % SO &c, whole of 1913, sold and paid
nv CLARKE
CLARKE"S Synopsis NJ Seaem's for The Week.
Nos 3a1awn ons ooo 10000 So0o 1000
10 oil 500, 90 Of 900. Tickets IS.
WEDNESDAY,, June 23-AleIan.:ria: Class
49, Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000, 2,6a5, 20 OF
l,0n0. Tickets So.
THURSDAY, June "a Splendid Scheme osa !, =
New Jersey en Class So oS GaPas J s
Tickets 80
FRIDAY, June 25-Two drawings: $4,000
Tickets ; ard "a 44i-Tickets /.
Standardization Scheme! AleXan-
dria, Glass "a. Capitals $4,000 10000, TO-
For sale a, CLARKE's LucKYoFFIcE.
Ipr
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Isy u. e. & q, e.. He'll Awcts
THREE, NEGROES.

Will be sold BY Us THIS MORNING, a,halt
pas o'clock, three Negroes, viz Two Boys Is
and !, and one Gill, years DID,
June - II. b. & G. B. HILL, Auc,s.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
FIUVANNA.

i decree in ihe case of Garland and others Gar
land and others in The Superior Court of Albemare,
WILL MONDAY, the Goth day Of July next that being
at Pluvnnna Cont House Tract Of Land belonging to
the Estate Of the late Richard Morris deceased ing in
the county of Fiuvanna near the Three ncched Road
adjoining the lands Of Thompson fayne, William
Loving and others and containing about four hundred
acres.
TrnNs A sufficient sum will be required in cash TO
pay all and expenses Of sale For The balance OF
allowed the purchaser giving bond with approved per-
sonal security and the legal title 10 the property being
retained as further security.
June s-cy6w Commissioner.
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NEW GROCERY AND COMMISSION
STORE,
Corner Of Min md Eighteenth Slreeis.
I;,NE

TINE subscribers have formed 4 Co-Partnrrshp, nm
i der the firm Of BUTLER & BRANSFDRD. for the
purpose nf conducting GROCERY AND GoMMlS-
SION BUSINESS, al the stand lately occupied ny I.
II. Butler, corner Of Main and 18th Streets.
They have now in store well selected Stock ni
GROCERIES, suited for family use, 10 which they N
wife the attention Of their friends and The public gene
rally, believing that they offer such inducements as
will be satisfactory To those who may favor them with
n call. PATRICK RI. BUTLER,
June i-clm JNo. w. BRANsFORD.
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A VALUABLE FARM IN POWHATAN


THE subscriber wishes to SCI. the Tract II Land on
which he now resides, Is ing in the county oi Pow
hatan, the Appomatto1 River iory-ive miles from
Petersburg, and aboutthe same distance IRON Richmond
IL contains seven hundred and sl.y acres, cf which
about two hundred acres Hat land, II il very
fertisc Two hundred and fifty three hundred ut
mr. MANFRED land. The improvements are very com
fortabe very good Dwelling House, and all necessary
outLouses for the accommodation OF family. Servants
Houses Tobacco Houses, and al extensive Orchard Of
make application 10 the subscriber AT his residence
address him by letter, directed Ia Macon Post Office,
Pow hatan The terms Of sale VIII be- accommodating.
II this Plantation is not sold privately before Tie IL of
July VIII be offered publicly Tie premises on that
day. THOMAS PAGE
May ll-cwlds
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ADMINISTRATIONS, NOTICE.

THE undersigned having qualified administrators
L of the Estate of George &. Dromgoole, deceased,
request all persons having claims against said Estate 10
make them known; and all persons indebted 10 the
same are requested pay without delay the Adni-
nsfrators anxious settle the estate early as
possible. Address-Sunmit, n. q.
RICHARD 5. SIMS,
EDWARD DROMGUOLE,
Administrator. OF Geo. G. Dromsoole, decd.
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-. Paine & Co..

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE brilliant success which attended FORTUNES
HOME within the last few weeks, in the sale of
the whole of the Grand Capital Of $4,000, together
with smaller from 800 to s. ,0OU all of which
promptly paid At sight, has induced the subscriber 10
present to his friends and correspondents distance
the following brilliant Schemes Tor June. Forward
your orders 10 the unriYaed prize seller,
L. W. PURCELL, Agent for The Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
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Bigger ~ Co.'s Eucky Office
FSulrah Street, Opposite tic AMca5ra,
RICHMOND VA

u. P.3LyE & co, .lLe.yGERS.
WM. }. BIGGER & CO., VENDORS
TIME attention Of ihr public is requested to The fol-
i lowing Grand Schemes To be drawn this month
June, isi7-inder the popular management Of ID.
Paine & Co For Prize Tickets. address
WM. j. BIGGER & CO., Richmond, Va.
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ELK HILL, AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND,
FOR SALE

ELK HILL, AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND,
FOR SALE
TNTIIS estate, situated on James River in The county
of Goochland, about fifty miles above The city OF
Richmond, is offered Tor SALE
Elk Ill., including several tracts Of land which nave
been indeed TO il since The original purchase by the late
Randolph Harrison, contains i $50 acres, oi "hlch
abont 50 acres including much as is occupied by The
James River Canal are low grounds of The hest quail
ty Tile high land in cultivation Is divided into hvr
fields averaging 100 acres erch Originally oi ile
finest quality, IL has been highly Improved by hcuVy
mannrlng and the free use of clover and plaster.
The farm buildings, tobacco houses, &c, are gene
rally new, with new barn and thrrsl1ng machine
that will lhfesh five hundred bushe day. The dwell
ling house is new, large and handsome. There Is
gst mill with two pair Of stones, bullt III Tie best man
ner of brick and stone; plaster mil, aud nis rate
saw mill, on never failing stream.
Elk Island contains ) IL acres-low grounds OF the
very best quaty-threshing machine of equal power
with that on the HILL tobacco houses, &C.
The two tracts connected ny handsome bridsc,
built in The most durable manner.
The present fertility, with resources Tor mahufina'
heavily one hundred acres of land every year, cons-
e this the finest Estate upper James River, u not
in Virginia.
The whole Estate in the best condition for proiita
bile agriculture.
twill give me pleasure TO show ihe TWO plantations
10 any Who may desire 10 examine them, or 10 an
swer enquiries by letter, addressed 10 me al Caiteis
vile, Cumberland county.
II C. HARRISON, Administrative
Of Randolph Harrison.
Immediate possession can be given, II desired.
H.. p