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LOTTERIES.
I'd. Paine & 60.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.

RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
rINHE NEW YEAR opens with Brilliant Schemes,
l. as heretofore, under the ma,ias -nirnt ur PAINE
CO., who are now The oldest Managers of Lotteries in
the United States. The great success which attended
their Lotteries during the past year, la the sale I'll
large prizes Than all other iiaiagrrents put together
" III doubtless be guide to those who d-si'uus 81
obtaining fortune. Whole 0i S16,nnu. 1000,
1900, 5 6f 10000, "f 5000, 4 of 1000, and
nnumeInbl- smaller Ours, have been >+bt {" this
cy during the past year For large prizes and prompt
pay, address your orders 10 us. or I"
c. w. PURCELL, Agent for Paine K Co,
Richmond Virginia.
The whole Of $50 GOO, in paine's Lottery, sent
laAl week 10 New York.
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NOTICE The creditors Of the la'c Robert
" Mytrick of King and Queen are hereby no
lifted that [ shall proceed forthwith TO settle mp
The affairs OF his estate finally, and no claim
against The said Myrrick will b. considered valid
unless made known within ninety days from This
date. JAMES L. bOfD, EAecu'o''
Ian l4-eW4W
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.

$4,000 DOLLARS! Of 800 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. :, drawn
n Wilmington Delaware, on Saturday, February II,
l6iS. Is Nos, Is drawn.
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=. ~. Clark e's

Palncc IT Fortune Ond Emp1r,nm ot Capitals,
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND VA,
CLARKE is selling al the Prizes still,
Talk as you may, and say whate'rr you VIII.
/,IaRKE has been Vrnder Tor the last fifteen years
\ IN The cities OF PIti-burs, Pa Wheeling. va anu
Richmond Va, and refers To Tie Managers III proof
IF tho f1ct that he has sold more large Capitals IMAM
any V-nder in The United States. lie offers Ia his pay
rms The following splendid schemes for February I'.
rIart. sold during The month uf December, lrl', -
cnniIai Plies Prizes advertised by him can always
he Ie. al his office. For prizes address, postage iree,
y" JOHN NJ. CLARKE, Richmond, va.
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PERKINSVlLLE FEMALE SEMINARY.
TINE next session of this School hrty miles above
L Richmond, and seven from Gooch!and Court
house, J will commence on MONDAY, The 2lst Of Feb
ruaIy neIi in which win be Taught Natural and Moral
Philosophy, Botany, Geology History, Chemistry, Ma
thematics, Latin, French and Spanish Languages,
Drawing and Painting, Geography, with the use Of
Globes
Mr. Walters will teach Music, as heretofore.
The School, as previously, will be conducted by Miss
Sarah a. Stevens.
Terms for Board and Tuition, per session Of five
months, $50 T. j. fERhtNS.
For satisfaction we refer to the following gentle.
men, who have heretofore been patrons of the School
DR.. X. s. Claiborne, llenrlcO; Cot. ID. w. X. Bowes,
Capt. WIN. Shepherd, Fluvanna; Thomas A.. Hope
and Wm f. Johnson, Esqs., Louisa; Dr. A. V. Payne,
Col. Peter Guerrant, John 5. Woodson, Esq, Gooch
land. Dec .i-cwow
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Timber Wanted

EoR THE PENITENTIARY-to wit:
T. 300 hickory Axletrees, for wagons g. carts
5000 white oak Spokes, for do. do.
5000 willow oak Fellows, for do. do.
400 pieces OF split white oak, for Tongues
Shafts, &c-all TO be OF the bes, quality, and o.
sizes which will be given 10 persons wishing &c
furnish The timber.
~ CHARLES S. MORGAN,
Jan.3l Superintendent.
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NOTICE
In consequence of the above connection, II Is
necessary that all persons who are inaeo'ea 10
me, prior TO first day OF January, snouiu Golie
forward and pay of their balances WIN aS ii''ie
delay as practicable. y,,rpv
Jan. 92-cw1m JOHN f. hELLEi'
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LOTTERIES.
j. w. HFaNrY ~ Co.

{ NJ a n a q E s.
Successors to j. g. GREGORY q CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND. Virginia.
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE

ry,JJE subscriber has located himself IN Richmond, Tor
1 the urrpnsr Of engaging 61e'HStts'p IN tne Lo'i
MISSION BUSINESS, and tenders MS services 10 ms
rrn l. and The public for thr sale at IoAaccu, WHEAT
riou, cam &c. In the sale of Tobacco he VIII hr
assist by one o the best judges of tia; article III ihr
market and assures those VINO may pitrn'iiSe nun, tpa
their interest Will be strictly attended 10, ana remit
nnrrs made AZ directed ~ sales are rleIttd
lie is ,rrpared TO make liberal advances on c"nsisn
mrntS lie ha. made arrangements with mrSSrS. rat
.,son cnoo,r Co. al Petersburg, Ia forward AL pro-
Iuc. sent 10 him. through that place &c Of charge, es
cent drayase Having been for a number 0i Years en-
aarrd in The mercantile business IN Lawrenceshe ahu
Bnydon, Va he hatrfS himself tnat Ne mas arlanen
him advaniagepus'y Ia make purchases loi county
merchant and Others; aud he oers his services Tor mat
purpo.e also Until further arrangements can l- hia'
h. Fan n. fnunI AT the office OF MeSsrs Bridges q Nc
Kinney near ShockCe Warehcuse .
Jan. 2s-cCt JNMEH De Voi ~ -
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no WILLIAM JESSE and his wife, MARY NM MN
L formerly Parker,l Thomas Brown ana MS WI;
Susan g. formerly Parker.J-fon are hereby no.Ineu
thai shall on Friday the 18th day Of February next
Al the house Of William Anderson franklin eommty ~
The safe Of Tennessee, take the depositioho " ,
RoInson 20 be read evidence on the tf'a o' u,
now depending IN The Circuit Superior Cn"f' 81 n,
and Chnmcery OF the county Of Cumberland .et Con
Virginia on The Chancery side thereof 10 Students
.sn.J IN yonr bill flied in said suit. ~ n,ranJ
If The state Of Missouri plaintiffs ana ~ n p,,trr
wife sarah s., l"rmcy rarker) ana and admins
in our own rights, nnd as and Islam Parker
a'F G.t o. Should the SAID deposition be not
taken on the day above DESIGNATED WIN Dc co""'eu
from day to day, till IL Is taken VA c.TIJN
Ian ''''' 80
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uURLEY'S OFFICE, No. lOl East Main

II Street.
We will not boas, allow US to say,
HrRLrr sells prizes every day.
The Creek Office still continues in Luck. A prize Of
sSSl vas sold and paid at sight last Saturday even
!ns by HURLEY.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Class 9, Jan. 30:
- 81 2i 20 43 IL IS 81 dS Al 60 70.
Ticket. Nos So 81. prize OF S5OO, sold and paid
10 The sboSe Lottery, by HURLEY.
Drawing of Sussex Co. Lottery, Extra, Glass g.:
- 81 - 10 10 IS 20 % 81 45 % 6 %.
Ticket, Nos. y Is, another Capital, sold and paid
~ HURLEY.
Drawing Of Leesburg Lottery, Glass S. Jan. 81:
~ 20 29 Is IS - IS 63 IL e5 30 "a.
whole Ticket, Nos. &c - 60, prize Of 500, sold
'ad paid In The above Lolrtry,by HURLEY.
10 Daytime Scheme. Is Nos, Il drawn ballots
a9ials 500 OO0 900, 5000, 25U, 10 prizes OF 900,
N" 800, lOof 80, sc. Tickets S.; halves so; quar-
| yea %. Sales close at o'clock-drawing received
Al milf past s, al HURLEY'S Home Of Fortune.
=. !" Morrow-S35, 900 Capital. 70 No. Lotte,y-l5
'rr"n ballots. Tickets Sl0-at HURLEY'S.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
WORn, FERGUSON 81 BARKSDALE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY
HE o. go lbs,

No. 1913, MAIN STREET RICnMoSD, VIRGINIA,
N.zt d0or aiOrs j. ". RagGoipt & Co
TlllE undersigned he. leave inform their friends,
4 and the pubic generally ihal they will open 4
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT IN this city on the
18th of March next.
Their Stock of Goods will be entirely new. They
earnestly snicI. call from AL them they are
determined 10 do every thin, IN their power Ia please
QUINN VI. WORD,
JAS. Is. FERGUSON, in
ISAAC X. BARKSDALE.
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NEGRO HIRING.

ryUOWAS ri. TALIAFEKKU UHrTS H'' -
an,in N hi. friend, and the public generally IN
Hiring ont Negroes the ensninGye1r ne h '
method Of informing those who wsn h 30 ny sS,,w
,m,, ~ Yond b. advisable IL inform nun ~ 1atiy as
thaI IL "o"" h nav have an opportunity Of getting
rood lie pledges himself that md svs aya e1sIton
shall be used Obtain good foss an. oS% sn,
and hopes that an experience VI "ah! 'oa'' wiz '"'
nun ,y also ean:nue &c; as General Agent for the
pn,in, on, Of Houses, Collecting Claims, &c, ana
',n.' himself TO spare exertons TO render entire
pa,sf.c,ion to all who may favor him with their bust
ness ,,,u, pL,;..,r.0,e
nichrrnnh Nov. ST. la47. eli
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nu,nryRy -yrRcIsIl:-At n Circuit Superior
l &c., ~ 81 ,w and Chancery continued by ADJOURN.
80, ard holden for the county of James Ci'y nhu
Johannesburg, al the Court house IN saih Guy,
Wy raJ,y the sixteenth day Of November one thou-
sand eight hundred ana iofty-seVeh' p,,in,ir.
Elizabeth Coke
rd,ya,d r. Coke. Administrator, with the 'v'iI ah-
c,ad of Richard Coke, Deceased ana III Ms o"
;h, DanisI Jones and Lucy II. his VIE, Formerly
- n Allen, Henry u. Allen, James II. hen anu
Ea1ces c. Alien, infant children of Frances ~. d. ~,
len decea sed Robert P Carr and Richa1 b'un anu
Harriet his wiie, ,, ~ Soows
Amongst other things II was dccreed rs ioo"s
And il Is ordered that the said Commissioner 10 cIuse
- advertisement To he published for eeh; weeks IN
the Richmond Enquirer newspaper pnhiiS''r" W..
city Of Richmond for all persons VINO may nave ''"i
.r3,nst the said test TO come IN, prove anu e'"'
~. same for settlement before said Conlmissi"ef, On
or before The a9th day Of February one thousand cru.
hundred and fuy-eigt and in default oil eif e"'n'n
in IN prorc and exhibit their claims Tor settcneh U!
Tho, lime taey are 10 be excluded the benefit oil this
bihit their claims settlement mol parties 10 "s
are before they 10 he admitted Creditors W Col
bule TO the plaintiff their proportion 81 the
| his suit 10 be settled by the said Commissioned.
'i' Fftraci Test- THOS. o. C0GBlLL.
| COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. !
! Wuli.M;BUsG, November 2oth, !ci"i
The parties the above menlantn cause arc he -
| not6rd that | have appointed TUESDAY, inc Z''f
dsv of February ls;s To carry the same into effect OF
which day. by 10 o'clock. A. NJ, they tas Wen as o.I
creditors of the Estate Of Richard Coke, ST.,
on or before that day,) desired II attend al my 81
fee, in said city, with their vouehe's, papeI oon
| denee to enable the Commissioner 10 iepu,, s"SoVT
/ Dec. 2-ewew W. M "ooN'
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RECRUITS, RECRUITS.
h&NclaigeHr Regiment T3SI

LASyrrn for the yultis-rIr service. in the I.iird
w St,trs ARMY abl..boiied men between the ages
nj II and IS wears To enlist during thr present war
with Mexico. bounty Of twelve dollars VIII be gwen
TO each recruit ana ample subsistence, clothing an"
' ~ n,nvit-d JOHN BLAkEY,
Ian EFT lst Lieut. Volt. Regiment, u. :. "A.
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RAPPAHANNOCK ACADEMY, CARO-
LINE COUNTY VA.


THE next session of this Institution will commence
on the second Monday IN January. leis 1.-THE lnti, y
instead Of heretofore advertised, and Continue SIX
months. The second session of the year VIII COM
Ipence on the last Monday OF August, and close few
DAYS before Christmas. The Principal has the grati-
cation 10 announce To the friends Of the Institution,
and the public generally, that he has obtained the ser
vices Of MIR. WM. MALONE, distinguished graduate
of the Military Institute at Lexington, as assistant,
who will take charge Of the Mathematical and Militia
nv Departments. The following is copy of letter
received from Col Smith, superintendent Of the In
stitute relative the standing and qualifications of
Mr.. Malone:
V. N. Institute, November Is, ls47.
Dear Sir-I have the highest opinion possible Of The
mental and moral qualifications Of Mr. Malone. lie
came 10 this Institution when quite young, and without
much previous preparation. His standing the first year
was low, hut he gradually rose in every scientific
class This fact shows perseverance Of no common
der and sound mind. As soldier he had no superior
In his class and in his moral character he was ire
proachable
In word, should say, you could not get young
man who would suit you better and shall esteem
myself very fortunate 10 be able To his services
here al future time.
am, very respectfully,
FRANCIS n. SMITH, sup V. VI. /.
T. r. K Ms:
Board and Tuition tnciudlng washing and fuel
per first session, payable iHrariGb!y half IN ad-
rance and remainder NJ close of session, S55 W
Do do second session, 81 90
Circulars containing details OF tho Of study,
&c will be sent TO those who may desire them. Pa
ton ARE requested inform the Principal early as
possible.
T. q. Rappahannock Academy, Caroline county, Va.
Dec 9l-e2aWtJan2u2 wtFeb
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TO JOHN B. RlCHESON, Executor Of Edmund
Li,tlepaye deceased and hdn'nisira'of OF francis
w kichesnn deetaSedi Thomas a. OK; - "s d'i
.cntor OF Jnhn Fox drceased; Robert Pollard. hdmi-
nlsra,or of Peter Thornton Pollard derrased who was
Executor Of Francis Rowe. deceased William .ou.,'
nrv Administrator de bons non, with the VIII
"f;b. said Francis Rove; Elizabeth Newman, Efesu-
,riy Of Thomas Evans decreased; EL,betn Moss, FL
.cu,ri1 or Administrative OF Francis W. Richesoh' de-
Tt notic. that on the 18th day Of March, In tbe
ssr Isls AZ the Ppingrse, the residence o. VI Fen
dan Gregory in the county OF King %iiiian between
,h. bnufs of nine O'Clock, A. NJ. and five O'Clock, T.
n NJ that day shall take the deposition OF Sarah =.
fi,irpa-e to be read "a evidence suit now pend
ing in lhr Superior Court OF Chancery for the hcnmona
na II from any cause the said deposition shall not bs
completely taken on that day. the PROCEEDINGS iof ina.
purpose will be continued from day TO day. a. inc same
place ard between the same hours mnI'i NJ snsi 20
completely taken. EDMUNu ii LEI ~,
Administrator Of John B. Lttlepsse.
Jan. le-ew4wt
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Tickets so; halves 5; qua.lrfs 80.
40 OOO DOJInpSt Iooon DOrJ,pS

4U,UUU DUI.LARS! l2,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lmtery, Glass No. -, for Isis, 10 be
drawn al Alexandria on Saturday, February IL. IS
No. Lottery--li drawn ballots
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CLARKE's OFFICE, Fourteenth 6, Rich
~ mond, Virginia. '' A'''"
The truth must and shall he told
Carke's Tickets are as good as gold.
Drawing of Alexandria, No.e.
- 81 "a 10 43 IL 1 SIS SO AZ Al 6o 90
Halt Ticket, Nos. 80 60 81, $500; and Omar.
et Ticket Nos. 43 SIS 81, $780, both sold and
pa,a BY the ever lucky J. M. CLARK, l4lh ST.
d no' TO Day, Feb. Isl, le48-S20,OO 10 of
'VUo. IS Nos, ID drawn. Tickets only S.
nc. foF To-Morow wednesday, - Splendid
sTSaene s35, 900, 10000 5000, 10 of 1900. IS
rsI Is drawn. Tickets only 10. Cali a,
~'alkes truly lucky Office, l4th ST. Feb.
II EGRoES FOR HIRE-Among them, five
NIL. @sen, boys and girls, cook. male and fe.
aa muse servants. LEWIS HILL,
raS and Collector, corner Of Governor and
Icy Main ST.
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WANTED,
A TEACHER well qualified to give instruction In
n all the branches Of English Education, to take
charge Of small school-say rye schoiars-aRd the
privilege Of others for his benefit Apply, postpaid to
T. b., Newiown, King & Queen. Jan. 2l-cw3w
NOTICE-All persons having claims against
~ the estate of Reuben Gardner, deceased, are
required 10 make them known, or this notice Will
be plead in bar against them.
THOS. GARDNER,
Executor Of r. Gardner decd.
Jan lS-cIm
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AUCTION SALES.
aiy e, IL. Dickinson g. Bro.

This day, at 10 O'clock will be sold one Negro
Man good blacksmith one Negro Girl and
one Negro Woman.
r. H. DICKINSON & BRO,
|
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- r,,,orp AND WOOD GErTERS.

TO TIMBER ht'D It, -, - -
- ,y;.h 10 clear from one hundred and MY To w.
w hundred aere Of land yine on "saan"s sT
'he,ed with pine and oak. and all well covered WIN
cord wood. The land is close 10 The IucKahoe Mali
oad and about mile from the James RIVER Iehal.--
we WIZ" ~ Jas. NJ. WICKHAM,
McLURG WICKHAM,
L. w. 7. WtCKHAm,
ian. l4-est JOhs Wl0AnA"'
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

II
a., For sale, the Plantation known as CASA
liza BLANCA, in Jefferson county Florida, =
sts tanning acres Of Land Of which there arc
ssffasabout 500 cleared, aud upwards of 7OO now In
cultivation in Gotten and corn.
This Partation l. situated III the mast desirable part
of IN. state brin. within miles and half Of Sion
tc-,o The county SITE where there Post Once, va
rims Churches, Schools &C. and within twenty INV"
miles of 1aahasser. tie Capitol Of the STATE. IL -
well wairred throughout abuundng IN springs ol ~,
fines, " arr and j. remarkable, even In thus healthy
n.iphborhood for s uninterrupted health On II there
il very good Dwelling House. with piazza all around,
containing eight fine looms, besides servants apart
mrnts Kitchen, sore Room, Smoke House, Bath
House Spring House for Milk &c, all III Good ORDER
and repair The Negro Quarters, Dversrer's House,
Gin IIous- Plantation Sahlrs. Fences, Yc., also IN
GOOD order, and capable OF accommodating one nun
,Irrd negroes There Is also small but unlalhe wa
ter power Oh which there Is Grsi Mil now III Opeia
ton. 49,,
TO good purchaser, this properly VIII De SOFA low !,
~ The owner is about temove Possession gwen on
the lst January next which lime will also be dspos
ed Of desired by the person buying, !o oi corn anc
yart Of the stock now on The place
Those wishing TO purchase would do wen l" eA-
anime the land while the present crop H. growing.
FIR terms Apply 10 T.. BEATTY, who resides on the
Plantation and Will be happy In show IT,
aLSO-rnr sale low several fine Tracts ot Lana ln
,,,iu. court,-s viz 81 500 acres in Tiger Hammock
lVasu, county: -iG ON the Alphabetical klver
in t;ndsirn county; $50 near 81. Andrews Bay
Washington ronnly ESQ acres in the huedondo Grant,
Alachna comfy East Florida; 2,0O acres on the 81
John's South oi Lake Grorgr; bOO acres OIL the 81.
Johns River, In Dnvai county: c,,.
Amply as above, or To Col. ). ,. Sbley Euor oil Tile
Flnridan.
Tallahassee, Florida. Juy 81, ls47.-emfm
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Tickets SlO-shares in proportion.

$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class Is, for 1913, 10 be drawn
nj Alexandria OF Saturday, the 18Th OF February.
Grand scheme:
r'ze Of s3a,mo prize of $1,000
| 80 l2Du0 a,35S
| g 10000 gu 900
" sUJU 300 4U0
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FEBRUARY, loi9.
so 0O0 DOLLARS

10 prizes OF 10000 DOLLARS each!
ae1andiia Lottery, Glass II, for :si3, tn be drawn
- 'ekahd5'n on Saturday, the 9TH Of February. 20 No.
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CGncOrG Academy.

THE session of this Institution will commence
the first of February, 1885, and terminate the last
OF July following The course of instruction, especi
ally designed prepare students Tor Colleges and Uni.
versties is thorough and extensive 1t comprises The
Greek, Latin, French, Spanish, Italian and English
Languages Mathematics in all its various branches Ma
Divine services are regularly performed At The AGA
DENY by the Rev. VIM. Friend.
The price of Board (includins washing, bedding and
fuel md Tuition for the session Of six MONTHS is lao;
SlU0 The first Of February, SAC the first Of July.
No student will be received for shorter period than
an entire session.
For The efficiency of his system of instruction. the
Principal refers to the gentlemen whose names are
subuined, and TO the Professors Of the University of
Virginia, aud those of William AMI Mary Colleges from
the Professors of both of which Institutions the Acade-
mic preparation and the subsequent Collegiate success
Of his pupils have received the highest commenda-
tons,
Communications will be directed TO Concord Acade-
my, Caroline county Va. addressed 10 the Principal.
F w COLEMAN A NJ, Principal.
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Tickets sl5-sha1es in nInpnrrion.

80 Orders for certificates Packages single Tick
cts and Shares any of the above Schemes, address,
ell tn the undersigned will fec-ivete most prompt al
teniion, aad an account Of each drawing forwarded
soon IA ltlsrecevcG.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
J. w. MAURY g. Co, ilanagers,
Jan. 70 Richmond Virginia.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
A LII persons having claims against the esia'e
n OF Edward Govan, decd, are requested 10
presen, them 10 the executor, together with Inc
evidences and vouchers upon which they are
founded. And all persons indebted TO The said es
lale are required to make immediate payment. II
being the determination OF The executor 10 bring
The affairs of the estate TO final adjustment with
all possible despatch. ,,,,,eor
Executor of Edward Govan, decd.
Ton 07-d&cIw
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Tickets $40; halves 5;quarters so
80 600 DOTJaRSI S2O 0Oor sI5 600

Alexandria Lottery Glass II, for 1913, to be drawn
in AleIandraon Saturday, February &c ii drawn Nos
in each package Of - Tickets.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . So.

SusquehanHa Lottery, No. IL, 10 he drawn nj BaIi-
on Wednesday, Feb lG, ISIS. 10 Nos, II drawn
Grand Scheme:
prize OF S30,O00 20 prizes of 81 900
90 prizes Of 5000 20 3U0
Tickets Sl1 halves >; quaters So
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-11-28

DAYS OF ABsENcE.-It is our intention
20 visit the Capital City, during thecom-
ing week. for the purpose Of stalking
notes" Of the proceedings Of the assem-
bled wisdom Of Iowa, during the more ex-
citing part Of their coming session.
How many will be the days Of our alb
sence, we cannot at this time determine.
Should we conclude to return al the
end Of the first week Of the session, we
shall endeavor TO make some arrange
ment by which our readers shall be kept
fully advised Of the acts Of their law-giy-
ing Agents.
Should i be necessary to resort to any
Of that delicate operation, known among
politicians as ",oire pulling" we presume
twill all BE- done during the first week.
We believe, however, there is no neces-
sity for anything Of the kind. The De-
nocrncy are there in thsir strength, with
out the embarrassment Of 'Possomry TO
contend with, and are fully convinced of
the force Of the motto, 'sIn union there
is strength"