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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-11
TO MERCHANTS
VALUABLE LANDED PROPERTY FOR
SALE


IlY authority Of the last will and testament OF George
ID R. Carlton deceased. the undersigned offer al PR
vale ale all Of the Real Estate owned by The deceased
containing five or six hundred acres, lying in King
Queen county. five miles North 81 the Court house
The so IL good and improving, with IN abundance OF
mari (much Of which has been applied, and well
adappd 10 the growth al wheat and corn. The neigh
borhood il IN every respect desirable The improve
ments consist Of large and elegant dwelling house.
lust completed, and other houses corresponding IN
okmanshp and taste, making one Of the most beanti
FIJI and commodious residences in The county-a large
store house and granary, and three other dweiins
houses Offices sc. The land may be divided into four
lots ali cornerng near The store house. The attention
OF merchants is particularly called 10 this properly IS
the location offers probably the best mercantile advan
taees of any In the county II will he sold whole
or in lots as may suit purchasers. Terms viii he very
liberal, both as 10 price and credit.
Reference is made In DIR. VIM. +. Gaines, Hanover
and Col. John Pollard, King Il Queen.
- WIN. p. COURTNEY,
Of Baltimore,
And WIN. B. DAVIS,
Executors.
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By W.. GOddim, Auct,r.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL PROPERTY

1lY virtue Of a decree pronounced by the Superior
- Court Of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, On The
3st day OF March, is47, the suit Of Peasants and
others rs Clarke and others The undersigned, Commits
sioRers by the said decree appointed. will, on FRI
DAY, the lth day ofJnne 5o'cock r. NJ, proceed on
bidder, The Io, ot Ground lying in The CITY Of Rich
mond, al The intersection Of franklin and eth streets,
fronting one hundred and thirty feet one inch upon
Franklin street. and hundred and six feet eleven
inches aud seven tenihs Of IN inch upon eighth street
The Terms OF Sale will he one third cash, and the re-
sdue in two equal nstamens NJ six and twelve months
from The day of sale the purchaser executing bonds WIN
personal security for the credit stanents, and deed
oil trust upon The property the payment OF the
said bonds.
Alter the sale Of the Lot, the Buildings thereon will
be sold, To be removed
The title TO this property Is believed 10 be perfect but
only as is vested in us by the said decree.
JAMES LYONS, Jc.,
JOS. JACKSON, a., Commissioners.
WELLINGTON G0DDlN, Aucl.
AnriI 03-an3ty Hwfds
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ADJtITANT GENERALS OFFICE,
RicHaosp, June 3, 1877.
,xr, rucS wbo are engaged in different quarters
1 r,hs S,arr in The enrolment OF Volunteers, undrr
,o al. ~ S,om his Department Of a6h April last, VIII
n.ase report The progress Of enrolment rs soon as posi-
~, mai So 80 IN as a sufficient number are obtained
M. .y he p,aced in quarters al Richmond and under
. . eoursr Of military instruction BY command,
Imos 4-c3w WIN. u. RICHARDSON, A. G.
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NEGRO WOMAN FOR SALE

ID virtue of Deed OF Trust from Peter Lesueur 10
- me- bearing date the Sd day Of August, ls46 and
duly recorded in The Clerks Office of Powhatan Coun
expose to SALE al public auction for cash. al Pow harau
Court house, the first Monday in July n-r, Negro
Woman named Kitty, and her increase, If any, since
the date Of the deed The title Is believed To be good
but shall sell aud convey as Trustee only.
June ll-cw3ws THO. ]. DRAKE. Trustee.
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$4,000 DOLLARS!

Divided into 3 Prizes OF $25, UUU each!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. d. TO be drawn
al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, June 20, ie4'.
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TO MANUFACTURERS, MILLERS AND


n1aNAcERs, oFFICE-D. PAINE Co.-Por
wi To bay-slo 600. 1900, 1000, $3.50, 20 Of 500,
&c. IS Nos l3 drawn. Tickets a.
Drawn Nos of Delaware, 1877:
IS 10 81 81 As % II 46 A 90 II Is.
June IL
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..yos,s sARsApARILLA.-Ths health of the hui

sANDS'S SARSAPAhiLLA.-lh nc heaith VI TIC hu-
"A, system depends almost entirely upon the state Of
-. hood II the vtaizing fluid which pervades eve
tissue, every membrane, fibre, flament gland, or
,,.r organ, primary or subsidiary; II the blood be
.,.s with the element of disease. sickness must be
. ranseouence-and until the causes of disease exist
:. the blood eradicated, no permanent relief can
,Yoected 1t is here that the powerful health-restor
!, r,ooerties of Sandss Sarsaparilla are maniesIed
s,arching operation reaches the causes of disease,
"A Inc cures It performs therefore radical and tho
"sh It's potential virtues attested by thousands
f,seumatic and .crofulous patients, and by all who
AVE taken this preparation for diseases of the skim
les The outward evidences Of disease.
Far further particulars, and conclusive evidence Of
.. superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets which
~ n b, obtained Of agents gratis.
= ~ Prepared and sold by A. B. & d. SANDS, Drug
g. 100 Fulton street, corner OF William, New York
I'D also, by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
meet, Richmond, Virginia, and by Druggists generally
arcYghout the United States Price, 81 per bottle OF
n hotties for rs. June. 1897
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i. NJ. Clarke,

ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL
LOTTERY VENDORS IN THE UNITED STATES
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA.
CLARKE distributed last month, Ia his correspond
~ ents, several Capital Prizes, and has sold more
large Capital Prizes than any other vender In the I'm
of 10 600 of $780, Is OF OOD, and AZ OF OO0 Most
Of the fortunate holders still living witnesses of the
fact Address, postage free,
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AUCTION SALE.
BY N. Is. * 4. Es. Hill, Aucts
NEGROES.

VIII bc sold by US this morning, al 81 O'Clock,
two Negro Men, Gone Of Them a good plantation
blacksmith one Negro Boy and two Likely Ne
gro Girls, II and Is years old.
June IL N. b. & G. B. HILL, Ancts.
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ELK HILL, AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND,
FOR SALE

THIS estate situated James River, in the county
i of Goochiand, about fifty miles above the city OF
Richmond, Is offered tor sale
Elk Hill, including several tracts oi land which nave
been added to II siuce The original purchase by The late
Randolph Harrison, contains 1855 acres, of winch
about so acres including much as Is occnped BY Inc
James River Canal low grounds OF the beat quail
". The high land in cultivation Is divided into i've
fields averaging over 100 eech. Originally OF the
finest quality, It has been highly improved by heavy
mauurnQ and the free use Of clover and plaster.
The farm buildings, tobacco houses, &C., are gems
rally new, with a new barn and threshng machine
that will threah five hundred bushels day The dwell
ling house 10 now, large and handsome. There 10
Rris mill with pair Of stones, built IN the best man
ner Of brick and stones plaster mill. and rst rate
saw mill, on n never failing stream.
Elk Island contains 5 Ia aeres-low grounds oil the
very best qualty-threshing machine of equal power
with that on the HILL tobacco houses, &c.
The two tracts connected by handsome bridRe,
built In the most durable manner.
The present fertility, with resources for manuring,
heavily one hundred OF land every year, consti
iute this the finest Estate upper James River, II not
in Virginia.
The whole Estate il IN the hest condition for proita
BILE agriculture.
twill give me pleasure to show The two plantations
10 any one who may desire 10 examine them, or TO an
swer enquiries by letter. addressed TO me at Carriers.
vile, Cumberland county.
PEYTON HARRISON, Agent for
H. T.. HARRISON, Administering
Of Randolph Harrison.
Immediate possession can be given, if desired.
March l7-dlt&cu r. IT,, AGENT &c
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NToTIcE-Ido hereby forwarn all persons whatever
N from trading fortwo bonds Of one hundred dollars
each o sa ~ bonds have failed and as they
s.od have been executed but for the false and frau
ou'eh' WILLIAM CREDIBLE.
49, C,rton June 8, le47.-clm
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A YOUNG LADY is DESTROYS of procuring
! situation as Teacher in Seminary or
private fmily--is competent 10 teach all The
English branches, together with Music and
Drawing.
!, her mother would also engage either as House.
seeper, or to take charge Of the Sewing Depart
men!, being an elegant needle woman.
All communications, postpaid. addressed to F.
n, No. ia, East Pratt ST., Baltimore, will meet
si'a prompt attention. June l0-d3;,
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LOTTERIES.
ID. Paine L. Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE brilliant success which attended FORTUNES
i HOME within the last few weeks, In the sale Of
the whole Of The Grand Capital OF $40 200, together
with smaller from 500 to 81 000 all of which
promptly paid nj sight, has induced the subscriber to
present his friends and correspondents distance
the following brilliant Schemes fof June. Forward
your orders to the unrIvaed prize seller,
c. W. PURCELL, Agent for the Managers,
Richmond, Virginia.
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On Wall Street, Opposite City Hotel.
THE Unprecedented luck which has attended the
L patrons Of this Office, Iss caution 10 Wings and
Democrats. In every Lottery LUCK sells two or three
number Prizes. He is now the Napoleon Of the day.
Aud il there are any who desire tangible proof this
fact let them address order for Ticket in any Of
the following Lotteries, TO
e. g. LUCK, Richmond, Virginia.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dissolution.

THE Co-Partnershp heretofore existing between The
undersigned, under the firm of WILLIAMS l.
ROBINSON, is this day dissolved by mutual consent-
The affairs Of the firm will be settled by either of the
Partners each using the Of the firm only in clos
ing the business THOMAS WILLIAMS,
May 10, lS47. JOHN A. ROBINSON.
We return thanks TO our customers for their past IA
and respectfully request those indebted
forward and settle their respective dues without
delay and Of those 10 whom indebted, TO PIE
sent their claims for payment as speedy settlement is
very desirable. THOMAS WILLIAMS,
JNO. A. ROBINSON.
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The terms, as heretofore. are as follows per session

No extra charges will be made. Books, Stationery,
&C., furnished NJ the lowest retail prices.
would beg leave 10 refer TO my friends and nume-
rous acquainlances in tins State and Vrginia-among
others, TO the following:
Hon. John Y. Mason, Washington City; Hon. Archd.
Atkinson, VIM. r. Baskerville, Esq, Virginia. Hon.
John II. Bryan, Geo. w. Mordecai, Esq, Raleigh; COL
Joshua rsyloe Washington, N. c.; Col David Outlaw,
VIM T. Sutton, ESQ, Bortie James 8. Battle, ESQ.,,
Rocky Mount; VIM. Plummer, John Somerville, VIM.
Eaton, IT., Esqrs Warrenton.
Warenton, June ll-cw4w DANIEL TURNER
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| 80, 900 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass "a, for ls47, TO he drawn
June 18th. rs No. Lotiery-l3 drawn ballots
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE.
xdl nnnI Il nnnI 25 of | 500

$4,000 $4,000! 25 of 1900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass "a, for si7, 10 be
drawn on Saturday, June 18th. al Wilmington, Del -
70 No. Lottery-i3 drawn ballots Grand Scheme =
Sin, nr0, of Is O00 Of 900, Of 1000, of i,0Uu,
1877 Of oO0u . of 500, IS of 6uO a5 Of i00, etc
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters So Certificates of
Whole Tickets Sll9 5O-shares in proportion.
Five Prizes oil $4,000 each
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class IS, to be drawn
al Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, June 18Th,
ls47 IS Nos, ~ drawn. Grand Scheme Prizes Of
$4,000, of 5000, of 1000, 24il, 50 Of O00, 81
Of 400 Tickets $40; halves 5;quarlrrse So Ger
tifcare of Package Of Whole Tickets Slls-shares
in proportion.
$1,000 DOLLARS
Divided into three prizes oil 5000 each
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class &C. 10 be drawn al
Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, June goth. le41.
70 Nos IA drawn. Grand Capitals prizes Of sa5
600, of 10000, Of 1924. nf3,OO0 of OO0 Of
$50, 30 of $780, % Of $50, 20 nf 1000, $50 OF 5O0
eIc Tickets SI2; halves u; quarters g. Certificate OF
Package Of e6 WhoesS l5j-sharr> in proportion
10000 DOLLARS! 10000! 100 Of l.Oc0 DOLLARS.
Susqueanna Lottery, class 81 10 be- drawn At Balti
more on Wednesday, June 30th, 1917. IS Nos, 10
drawn ballots Grand Capitals: SiJ,00u, 10000, $780,
3,OuO r01 $50 100 nf O0O Tickets sl0 halves
5; quarters ? So Certificates Of packages of Whoes
SlI9 50-sIares in proportion.
W Persons ordering by the package may deduct the
price OF three Tickets.
May 81 C. b. LUCK, Richmond. Va.
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i w. aAURY & CO., MANAGERs.-DrawnN Nos.
~ Of New Jersey. IS, June7:
Is y IS q 40 81 So % 81 / ~ o.
Drawn Nos Of Alexandra. No. %, June g.:
d 30 81 10 48 20 ~ - 20 IL 81 81 IS.
Io'Day-capitai $4,000. Tickets 81.
:, aorrow-s3O. 900 Capital Tickets $40. &C Nos.
80 cnwn Prizes: 0C0, 5000, $500, 1850, 10 Of
INV, - OF 400, 30 Of $50, etc. Tickets at
MANAGERS OFFICE,
June III No. l. City Hotel.
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The COMMISSION BUSINESS heretofore carried
on under the firm nf Williams & Robinson, will, from
this time, be conducted the old stand by the under
signed who respectfully sociis Of his friends and the
friends and Customers Of the old firm continuance Of
their patronage. JOHN "A. ROBINSON.
The undersigned hereby recommends John A. Robin
son 10 his old friends we'll The friends and CUSTOM
of The late firm Of Williams & Robinson.
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
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VOL . HEADLEYs WASHINGTON
y NASH & WOODHOUSE have received
ms "a volume OF this highly interesting and val,
usele totk Price % or SO 500 vols.
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Blythe LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
A PROCLAMATION

IN. II DRINKER 4 MORRIS, 81. Main al,
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THOMAS WILLIAMS has opened LUMBER
YARD on 9th ana Byrd Streets adjoining Messrs
Burr, Pae & SIMPSONS Foundry, Immediately on the
Canal, where he will keep PLANK Of all kinds, Scant
ling, Fire Wood and Hay, thavnc had large shed built
for storing Hay.) Also, Sims' Slate llr will pay part
cular attention 10 the sale of Wheat and Corn and VIII
keep extrn and Family Flour for sale. June 4-c4t
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12H s J! sTAnkE. Trustees.

BY virtue of another deed Of usi, executed by Tho
same parties, of the same date, SHALL As surviving
Trustee expose 10 pubic sale, for cash, al the same
tine and place, Two hundred acres Of land adjoining
thr above tract. Twothrds Of this land j. in wood.
part of the cleared land is very good. About twenty
The traci l. n,rado~ land, of excellent quality
q part of which has been III 60. Selling rs 1Tustrr
shall only convey such title as may be vested IN nr
though believe IL good.
THO. J. STARKE, Trustee.
The above sales will be made with my consent, Us
intend directly after to remove South.
May 7-cwtds BURWELL SThRhE.
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NOTICE

TIVE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF ile Lott
ieo Railroad Company viii he held AT Louisa Court
bouse ON the 10th day Of June ls47. al p o'clock
voa-cw3w A. W. TALLEY, Secretary.
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pNTO MAC PAVILION i.
nyHr,v D0JNJ, AN

MAY neutrality-suspicious..
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I. Arms To Arms
YOUNG MEN who wish to serve their coun.
Try can have an opportunity of so doing by
calling al The Military Hall, and enrolling their
names in the Volunteer Company now being
lOrmed in this city. 1t is wped that This Com
pany will be filled Immediately, as only few
men are wanted 10 enable US 10 60 into quarters.
Richmond, June LIFT
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FREDERICK WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

c,ITUATED six miles East OF Winchester, Va, and
- one mile and half from Supplements Depot, on
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad is now open for
the reception Of company.
This is inferior To none IN the state, as IL holds
in solution Suiphurated Hydrogen, Iodine and magne-
sia mparting TO the system, and acting pow
eru Alternative visitors can testify, hav
ing been visited for The last fifty years. and, had not
been for its contracted accommodations, must have
been amongst the first watering places in the Unon.
For the last years the improvements have been in
creased so 10 accommodate between two and three
hundred visitors.
The proprietor has endeavored to put this watering
place on footing with the most fashionable and COM
Portable places of the sort in plain style, and VIII use
every exertion in his power to make his visitors conf
Portable.
II Is easy Of access for all the Atlantic Cities Per-
sons leaving Baltimore In the morning cars VIII arrive
at the Depot O'Clock the day, where coach
will be In readiness to take them Immediately TO the
Springs.
The propretor feels thankful for the
he has received from the public and will use ereiy eI-
ertion merit continuance of it, by making those conf
BRANCH JORDAN, Proprietor.
Persons wishing to visit this watering place. are re-
ferred to my former visitors:
IxPresident Tyler, Gen. Il. Jones, j. c. Rives Chief
Justice fancy, Nr. j. n. Bonaparte Rev. A. Collins
Reverdy Johnson. Rev. Charles c. Austin, John H. Du
vall-Baltimore.
Judge r. N. Nicholas, Judge P. v. Daniel, Mr.. Chas
F. Osborne Richmond, Va.
Dr.. Robt. p. Waller, Mr.. VIM. w. Vest-Williams
burg, Va.
Messrs A. NJ. Patton, j. J. observation-disclosures.
Mr.. John Cooper, COL G. D. Cooke, Mir. - South
gate-Norfolk, Va.
Jos. B. Standardization, North Carolina.
Hon. WIN. B. Calhoun Massachusetts,.
Richard W. Baron-Vrginia.
2sau 10
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE
Five Prizes OF $4,000 each!

only STU; quHTItT5 y
certificate of whole tickets will be sent for Si9 So
shares in proportion,
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'TuRPlN Z CO.'S oFPICE-Two Lotteries for
To-day. The drawing Of the 5000 Lottery
10 morrow morning. For Prize Tickets. call at
TURPiN cos PRIZE OFFICE.
5000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
FRIDAY-Mononealia Lottery, Glass %. Capitals
5000, 5000. 100, 1900, 1886, 100, Of
1000, &c IS Noe, 10 drawn. Tickets 50 SO;
halves a5; quarters 62l cents.
1000 DOLLARS! 500 DOLLARS!
FRlD 'Y-Iee.hur, Lottery Extra. Glass IA Capt.
tails: $4,000, $500, 1000, 497, &c. 70 Nos, ID
Tickets 81; halves so cents quarters IS cents
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,

By Ma"NH
:. uours In Advance of the Mail.
,,,,,,spondence OF the Richmond Enquirer
'''' BALTIMORE MARKET.
THURSDAY EyENINo. June 10, lS47.
,,-TbeIe has been sale OF 200 bbls.
st%sas :, Flour to-day al SO IS per Dbl. Ma
H' s.l,.rs sill demand 49, with none 10 purchase
a 9s a',p,rWsaes OF 1000 bushels of prime white
b sprime White sells al from ll6 TO ! 10 c.
Cs es.hel. prime yellow at from i0s to ll0c.
n..rs-62 cents per bushel.
yWnusrSY-Sells at SO cents per gallon.
T "s,, !, less enquiry for Provisions.
We have no TelesIaphic dispatches from
~ York or Philadelphia.
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TWENTY Dollars Reward.

IWenlv DOl1GFS nov
4 REWARD OF TWENTY DOLLARS Will be paid
n for the apprehension and delivery 10 me, al Wat,
kinsyie, Geochland county, Va or confined so that
vel him. Of Negro Man named CARY-calls himself
Cary Mullins. He is upwards Of six feet high, black
has hieh forehead full beard and has lost one of his
front teeth lie has been boatman on the James and
Riyanna rivers forten fifteen years, and may attempt
10 pass as free man, he write, and may have the
necessary papers His wife lives al Mr. liopson Bin
ford,s. in Goochland, about which place ne may he
lurking though II is my impression he may be on inc
Appomattox river In the capacity of boatman he lelt
my farm ON the 18th February under the pretence OF
seeing his wife, and has not yet returned ,,,,
Juno 4-cw3ws CARR FLEMING.
VLARKES OFFICE, I4th Street, between
~ Exchange Hotel and Main Street.
Let all Lottery Vendors say what they may,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the day
The Prizes still coming! Two more sold by CLARKE
yesterday:
IS p SIS - 4s "a IS % 81 40 %.
Nos. q 81 <6, prize Of $780, sold and paid BY
Drawing Of Alexandra, %:
G5 30 Ga 10 90 90 ~ "a 10 IL 81 Il -.
This Day, Friday, June llth.-Monongalia, Class 49,
Capital 5000. Tickets q 50.
Also, for This Evening, Friday, June ll.h-capital
$4,000. Tickets el.
Splendid Scheme for To- acknowledgements iass
80. Capitals: $50 900, 200, 5000 Tickets elo. %
Nos, Is 'rswn. For sale al CLhRkE's Isleo1,ed
Prize Once. June ~
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r UcK's OFFICE, Wall Street, Richmond,

aome Vendors write veSses-and SO they may
Prizes will come .-"LUCK" viii have his day!
Half Ticket, Nos 72l 6 the third Capital of &C. 200,
sold TO gentleman at this Office, Monday last,
together with the whole of 5000, to Nos. "a 4G.
Two more per yesterdays mail!
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, Class No. l35:
II II &c &c 70 "a / 6 l6 81 Is IL SO pc 70 81.
Whole Tickets, Nos. II Is "a, and IL "a II, Two
prizes sold ou, Of one package, and paid by LUCK.
prize Of $500 also sold Was there ever such luck
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke, Glass 60:
60 3 AZ 81 "a SO 81 z 1 % 25 9 40.
Ticket Nos A 81, prize of $500, sold 10 above,
and paddy LUCK:
TO secure prizes. 90 to LUCK'S Office to-day. The
Capital Prize is si0 900, and can be purchased for 81
Strangers and others the city, in want Of funds, are
oproste the City Hotel. June III
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND PER-
SONAL ESTATE, NEAR RICHMOND.

ID OF Deed OF JfnSt tAtCIttH 70 TIE $40
ID scribrrs hy Burwcll Starkr aud Ann b. his wife.
for certain purposes therein specified bearing dale 22d
February iei3, shall expose public SALE on the
premises -four five miles from the city of Richmond,
on FRI DAY the 2Oth Of August, 1877 il fair, otherwise
The next fair day. the Tract Of Land which the said
Burwell Starke now resides containing by recent sur
vey hundred and sxty-sI acres together WIN ths
improvements, which consist oil new two-storird
dwelling house, and all the necessary ont-houses.
large portion OF the cleared land highly mannred and
very productive. There ure fifteen of eI
celen, meadow land now in grass. The neighborhood
is good, and very healthy.
TERMS at sale, and will be very accommodating.
We shall, IT the sam time, sell for cash, valuable
Negro Woman excellent cook and seamstress, with
two children. We shall also sell, on credit, all Tho
Household Furniture, some valuable Mules, wagon
and Gear Carts several head of Cattle, old Buggy
and Harness, SC, &c. Selling Trustees, We shall
convey such title vested IN Trustees though
We believe il good.