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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-25
A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBRATED
JEW DAVI DIS,


A CERTAIN REMEDY for all liked pains in the
n Size, Chest. Lons, Back, Bowels Muscles, Rhrn-
rnaiism In all lis varied FORMS Nervous Affections
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections, Fe-
male Weaknesses eic, etc. For the above complaints
this Plaster has EQUAL. The great celebrity which
IL already acquired only in the old hut IN the
new word-the extraordinary cures II has performed
in the most of suffering have acquired
for such reputation that the proprietor has not-un-
I'll receny-been able 10 supply half The demand.
The sales throu ghont every CITY, town and village In
the United States are without 4 parallel!
A Circumstance not surprising, when the vast amount
Of human suffering relieved by IFS use is consiher-d.-
In Spinal Defects the benefit usually Is of the de-
cidrd character In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases twenty readily yield To the penetrating ST.
muia combined in this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism, either acute Or chronic, the claims Of
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknowledged. Those who are aborng under weak
hacks, no matter from what Cause the weakness may
have orisipated-even IL such persons have been mis-
guided IN previous appicailnnsin the use of The He
brew Plaster they will find the affected part suddenly
restored to its original soundness.
Az supporter in cases of constitutional weakness II
will be found of great advantage II Is particularly
commended 10 Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness or general debility. In shorti embraces
all the virtues which the most scientific N was ca
pabe of compromising from valuable substances found
in the old world and will be found entirely 'rc from
those objections which are source Of complain, with
the numerous spread plasiers now before tie pnhlic.
br These plasiers possess the advantage Of being
put up in air tight hoIes-ence they retain their full
virtues IN all climates.
BEWARE OF COCNTERFEITs AND BASE lMI-
TATIOSS.
None genuine without the engraving of Jep DGrid on
the wrapper around each box Price 50 cents per- box
Each box contains sufficient TO spread six eight pas
ters
Sold Wholesale and Retail by SCOvIL & MEAD,
No 80, Charters Street New Orleans, General Agents
for the South and West Sold also by
ALEX. DUVAL, Richmond.
GAYN0R WOOD, Richmond
THOS. n ROSSER. Petersburg.
NJ. A. SANTOS. Norfolk.
NV. L C. H. TIMBERLAKR, Charlottesville.
May 24-dlYcW
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VIE undersigned having thoroughly acQuaint-
L Cd himself through means afforded him al
Washington city, with every form and process
necessary, offers his services, jointly with resi-.
dem OF Washington, IA gentleman OF The Bar,
who is we'll acquainted in The various Depart.
men,s 10 returning and discharged poluntee,s and
soldiers, u no have claims to prosecute be ore the
United STATES Government. Bounty Land War.
rants secured and converted into Government
scrip. or sold, al the option of The claimant, for
The highest prizes Back pay and mileage col.
lected, and the Interests OF The relatives Of those
who have fallen 10 Mexico strictly attended TO,
(under the act OF Congress OF February, lS47,)
and proceeds of claims RENTED 10 any poin. de.
sired, or disposed OF in any manner directed.
shall visit Washington as often as may be
necessary; and, if desired by claimants am pre-
pared to make CASH ADVANCES on claims placed
in my hands Tor collection.
Odice over Gaynor & Woods Drug Store, first
door above City Hotel, Richmond.
WIN. L. MONTAGUE, ia.
RErER ro-Hon John Y. Mason, Secretary Of
the Navy; Hon. Henry Clay, Kentucky; Hon
R. NJ. T. Hunter, Hon. JAS. NJ. Mason, Hon
w. P. Mansum, Hon. George E. Badger, Hon
Judge Butler. U. S. Senate; Hon Jno. NJ. Bo'ls
Hon. Thos. 81. Bayly. Hon. R. Kidder Meade.
Hon. Henry Bedineer, Hon. r. T. L. Beale
Hon. w. B. Preston, Hon. A. Atkinson, Hon
A. w. Venable.
Richmond, July 25th, ls4S-deo5t
m 4
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LOTTERIES.
Sirassnss7s s,lasca

NO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, Ricn.
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Let ailt,le world say whatlhey can.
For selling Prizes. STRArroS'S the man
Drawing oil Munonealia, no 81 Jul, u.
u - 10 IS Il 80 60 , IS - ) -
T,cker, Ne,. Is 81 -, prz Q! sI5Hl ho.h
Do ) ), ~, 10 100 ,s,
ami all by STRAIT !.
Drawing .; Lef>hurg, M - !. -.
ll4I75 ), X 1, Is I'll II II Is 30 l. 4g.,;5l
Who'll, Nos. Is II "a, a priz. o, $40 sola
and paid by STRATToN.
SCHEMES FOX THE WEEh
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
TuEsnAY-Irrsburg, No. 36. Capitals: saD uoa
coo, 1000 ,ljU. a. ,Un0 &C. &C Nos, II drawn ,
Tickets S.; halves 5o;afs %
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLT,1RSl
Observation-Disclosures. No. Al. Cabi,n,s. sa5 J
QUO 5000 10000. 1000, 5000, iOOU, 500 3Uu asg
2OO Of 60S, &c. &c NOS, IL drawn. Tickets slU;
halves 3; quarters 81.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOILARsI
$500, a,OcO .G3 ) of 1000, &c IS Nus. 10 dawn
Tickets s.; havr>a 50; quarters d
1900 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
FRiDAy-,lruoneaiia, No. 81. Capias:-sl7, 0O6
5000, 3Urn, All, Of 1000, &c. - Nos IA drawn
Tickets 81; halves !, quarters l.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-SusssX, Extra, No. 10 Capitals;-s4-
Oi0, LOCO, 600 sc. rs Nos, Is drawn Tickets si
halves 50 cts; quarters CTS.
10000 DOLLARS 10000 D0LLARSl
Virginia Itrslurc Lottery, Glass No 81 for 1915 To
be- drawn al Alexandra, on Saturday, III. 29h Juy.
IL drawn numbers III each package Of = Tickets
Magnificent Scirmr: $50 zoo, 10000, 10000, 1000,
3,5U 5000, 5OO 50 Of 400, Tickets s0; halves
5; quarters 80.
Orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages ana
single Tickets all the Lotteries viii br promptly al
Ten dad IN nd IRA -lrd
address ordersto n. STRATTON,
July "a Richmond. Va.
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To Farmers.

THOSE in want Of ThTeshing Machines, are
i respectfully solicited 10 call al Geo. Wait
& Cos Plough Mandatory in The city OF Rich
mond, or al our shop in the county OF Hanover,
and examine our Horse Power and Tre>her, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Il is very important
that persons who wish our machine, should send
their orders without delay. The demand last
year in The later par, OF The season was much
greater than We could meet. The mos, sarsfaclo-
ry references can be given, il desired. The iol.
lowing is our list OF prices:
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. l. with "a
inch drum complete 5000
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. 2 with 20
inch drum, complete ITO
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. 3, with "a
inch drum, complete l4O
Revolving Lever Horse Power, with 20 inch
drum complete $50
80 inch Drum or ThIesher Is Is
90 I" S.
"a IS
A competent hand will accompany the Ma.
chine TO set il to work, free OF charge where the
distance does not exceed thirty.6ve miles from
our shop, or from Richmond, over that distance
travelling expenses mus. be paid. We will de-
liver Machines in Richmond or al the Retreat,
near New Castle on the Pamunkey river.
Address Haw s. Sydpor, Old Church, Hano-
yer, or al Richmond, Va.
HAW & SYDNOR.
Hanover Co. June r3 lSdS-ctf
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Female school.

TINE REV. MOSES D. tIOGE sill open a
i Boarding and Day School Tor young Ladies,
10 this city, on The Isl day OF October.
The several Departments oil Mental and Moral
Philosophy, Mathematics, Bellies Leires, Ex-
perimental Science, Sacred Literature, Ancient
and Modern Languages Painting and Music
will be under the care # thoroughly qualified
and experienced teachers.
Special regard will be paid, not only 10 The in
teec,ual but 10 the religious training Of The pu.
pills OF the school
MIR Hoee will receive about 90 boarders, as
inmates and members Of his family. All The do
nestle arrangements Of the School will be under
the supervision Of Mrs. Hose, assisted by skilfu
and experienced Matron.
An advertisement announcing the names 81
Teachers, charges OF Tuition, Board, &c, will
appear hereafter.
In The meantime all letters Of inquiry will rc
ceive prompt attention. Those who expeci tc
enter daughters or wards as pupils, are requested
to make early application Tor their admission.
Iniv ~
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR RICHMOND
EDR SALE

AM authorized to sell the beautiful and highly i'm.
i proved FARM situated on the Western extremity Of
tho City Of Richmond. belonging 10 Anthony Robinson,
H. either In whole in divisions, may he most con
venent to purchasers The farm consists INCLUDING
wood lo uf 81 acres) of about i90 az highly I'M
proved and productive land. plat, showing each d.
vision, may DO al my Office, ard am ready TO
treat privately with gentlemen desiring 10 purchase
The terms may he made as accommodating as desirable,
upon the payments being satisfactorily secured.
Early applications desirable, rs thr proprietor's
object in selling is 10 enable him 10 accomplish another
object.
The upper division, extending from corner on Col
quits South western line To The extreme Western line
of Sydney, adjoining Colqui on Two sides. includes
fully "a acres and wood lot the upper side OF Col
quits of 80 acres-together 81 acres Of valuable a-
BILE land.
The second division contains Dc acres and includes
buildings, Orchards garden, portion of meadow &c
The third division is nearest to Richmond, includes
the greater part of what Scufie Town, con-
sls,s OF some valuab meadow has large hay house
small dwelling house, and very fine well of water
on it-cnntains about "a acres.
The fourth division contains all the land which hlr.
Robinson purchased between his original tract and the
Iniv 1-rw1w w CODpIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Dihreil,s Hotel.

MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VA.
THE subscriber has opened this fine Hotel for the ac
commodation of the public, and will supcrnend
II in person has just been repaired throughout and
enlarged, by the addition of some fifteen bed rooms,
large and elegant dining room. ladies' parlor, &c.
The sleeping apartments in The addition are
large and well ventilated, neatly finished, AID furnish.
ed with neu furniture the Whole interior presenting an
appearance Of neatness and comfort seldom seen IN the
best ordered hotels
Besides the usual comforts OF house of this kind,
there is SPRING Of The very best free stone water
gushing out of the rock which the hotel stands.
II being the intention OF The proprietor 10 make this
first hotel i'm its general arrangement as II Is ad
mllted TO be In extent aud architectural design, he
hopes 10 obtain and will endeavor 10 merit, The patton
ngr Of the public.
Gentlemen arriving In their own conveyances will
find good Stable and Carriage House; and Tor the nc
commodation of travellers In The canal packets hacks
will always be in readiness 10 convey them and from
the hotel. CHS. Il. DlBRELL, Proprietor.
lime Ot-dAtirlm
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EUCN,S OFFICE.
5, NCiE PLAcI

y ~ ,, l. n u II "A y tI r. L l. X T. Il,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TINE attention ot The patICnS o! his lar.
i famed Pile Office is invited ID The f,llow.
ing list Of Schemes 10 be drawn during The
month Of July, under the management Of the old
and successful Managers, ID PAINE & CO,
whose Lotteries AXE the lead 81 all others They
have sent more prizes 10 Richrnon. in the pas;
icg months than al he Managers combined Oh
the number Sent 10 Richmond, LUCK has al.
ways had his ini share
SO OG0 sold by LUCK, June l2rn, on Halt
Ticket Nos. 81 ~, To stranger in Richmond
THIS is The third Grand Prize recently sem 10
LUCK, = OF $4,000. and the above The third.
FOR THIS WEEK.
TUESDAY, Of 10000 Sc Nos. 10 dawn
Tickets 5
Wednesday, 10000. - Nos. Is drawn. Tick.
eisl0.
Thursday-24 1000 IS Nos 10 drawn. Tick.
cts s.
Ffiday-l2 .oOO. rs Nos 10 drawn. Tick
$4,000 DOLLARS, $4,000, 100 .; 500
Lowest 3 NJ. Prize 600
Grand Consolidated Lnucfy, Class l. . be
drawn al Baltimore, Md, on Saturday, July % h
IS Nos, II drawn ha.os. Schsme: | ptiz- =!
so 900 dollars, !; 10 090, u 1890, o. 5000
o. 3 336 Of 3 900. o. $500. | o. , $50, u
1000, Of 800, II |, 80, 100 OF 1900, 100 Of
l,00O &c. Tickets ID co!ars--shaTes in pro-
portion.
LOTTERIES 10 BE DRAWN NEXT WEEK.
,Ionday-S25 ,OG0. IS Nos Is drawn. lick
e,s-.
Tuesday so 600. - Nos. II drawn. Tick
els s.
Wednestay-s3o 900. IS Nos, y dawn
Tickets 10.
Tbnr.day-3 d $4,000. y Nos, 10 drawn.
Tickets s.
Friday-sl2 600. IS Nos, IS drawn. Tick
els A.
SATURDAY:
10000 dollars, 10000, 10000, 1900, 5000, 20
OF |. 600, &c. - Nos - drawn. Tickeis H.
Packages on liberal terms; the price OF three
lcse's deducted.
Oders 10. Tickets IN the above receive the
mos, promp, a;reutlon, aud drawings forwarded
Immediately alter reception, when requested
For prizes, address c. B. LUCK,
Juiy u Richmond.
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July 2
VAN BUREN,, CAss AND TAYLOR.

VAN BUREN,, CASS AND TAYLOR.
7 IFE OF MARTIN VAN buren,, with a
IL coucise history Of hi' elevation, aud a re.
view OF his policy as salesman; by David
Crocket-50 cents.
Lite and Polnical Opinions Of Martin Van Bu-
rem; by w. NJ. Holand-75 cents.
Life Of General Lewis Cas- and Major Gene.
raj w. o. Buler-25 cents.
Life of General Taylor, embracing anecdotes
illustrative OF his cha racer-50 Gems.
Taylor and hi, Generals-a biography of &c.
neralsaTaylor, Scott, Worth, Wool, srwigss,
&c, with portraits and engravinss-25 cents.
Taylor and his Campaigns-a biography OF
Major General z. Taylor with full account OF
his military services, with 81 engravinss-i2 CHS
Clubs and others supplied with any OF The above
al low prices by the quantity.
J. w. RANDOLPH & co.
July % l2l, Main Street.
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THE HUGUENOT WHITE SULPHUR
ANn YREArE SPRINGS


AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.
THIS agreeable summer retreat il again open In Vi
! sitors. The virtue OF the waters IN invrntains
the frame, and IN restoring health where the
stronger OF other sections had been tired ~
van has been sufficiently tr.ir5 b. the expert
cner OF one season. am therefore, Justified IN be
speaking for them the favor of the public and especial
than the mountain beezes and harser waters OF West.
Virginia are found 70 exert.
Since the la season. important improvements have
been made-smooth and shady walks, and level roads
through the ample forest grounds attached 10 the
Springs, invite the romantic and the lovers Of rural
e1erc and, for those whose quest IL recreation
more than health musical band, line airy ball room,
bathing apartments, bowling alleys and al, the
tomary resources Of pleasure and amusement, have
been provided. In sheft, effort expense has been
spared supply Whatever might contribute 10 the com
fort or enjoy ment Of the guests
The establishment Is mainly under the man cement
Of the same attentive and obiigng superintendents,
tisaction the last and shah reside Il; the
Springs IL will be my endclyor. by general supervi
sion 10 aid in securing the ends Of healih 10 the
sick, and pleasure TO the healthy
The Huguenot Spnn - The river road, IN Pow
hatan, near Manakn Town Ferry, about seventeen
fitted expressly for the purpose with separate apart
ments for ladies' children and invads VIII take vsIt
ors To the Ferry siIteen miles whence line of coach
es will carry them To The Springs. The boat Will leave
the upper end of the Basin Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays ut O'Clock A. ~, returning Mon
DAYS, Wedne. days and Fridays n O'clock, a. NJ
Fare 81 -.
Board, $50 the season, ending Both September; $50
per month; $40 per week; 81 so per day. Children
and servants halt price. Horses Su per month ~ CTS
per day. X. W. RofSTER,
President Iiuguenot Springs Company.
I..f. !.l.,,E a. .la,.a
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Corresponding OF the Enquirer !

BALTIMORE, July "A, 2. NJ.
FLoUR-There is bu, moderate quantity Of
iering, which causes quiet market, but The de.
mand is good Sales Of Howard street continue
To be made al SIS IS.
WHE.T-The market has downward ten
dency. Sales OF prime white have been made
TO day al ST. Is per bushel.
Consolidated straightforward fair. Sales To-
day OF prime white at AZ A cents, and OF prime
yellow al 4S 40 cents per bushel.
NEW YORK, July "a, P. Nj.
CorroE-Prices have slightly advanced, in
consequ, nee OF the favorable advices per Hiber-
mia
FLouR-Prices remain unchanged. Gsnessee
is quoted al IS IS 6, and Southern al S IS 5
SS.
CoRN-Marke, firm, with an upward tendency
in prices. Sales OF white al 4S cents, and OF vel.
low at So GEMS per bushel for prime round.
WHEAT-Markel dull and depressed. Some
new North Carolina has been sold al 81 Is per
buShel
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No az Main S::eet, Richmond,
And by Druggists generally
u URLEYs OFFICE, No. lol East Nam

Ii URLEY'S OFFICE, No. l0i East Nam
ii Street
TO those who of hard times complain.
HURLEY would say, Come, tiy aEain.
Dfaw,ne Of Sussex Co Lottery, tx 81, July
81 80 % sc IA 7 50 S. 81 50 3 "a.
Hat Ticket, Nos. IA "a 81, Capital. sold
al paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg Lottery. Class %, June 81:
p 81 4s 10 40 81 IL IA l 80 80 As IS.
Ticke, Nos. 10 so 81, prize OF 100 dollars,
500 AMI paid by hurley.
Dtaeibg OF SUSSEX, Extra, Glass 81, July %:
"a SO So 40 40 81 46 4 50 43 A II
Ticss,, 40 43 46} Two more Capitals sold
Do. AZ 43 46 by HURLEY.
To-day, Tuesday)-Vrsinia Leesburg Loue-
y Class SO. IL drawn Nos. in each package
y = .!cke,s Splendid Scheme-l prize Of 90
VUO dollars, | OF 5000, OF 1000 of l, $50, 10
q 800, 10 OF $50, &C., &c. Tickets dollars
shares in proportion.
Wednesday 35 900 dollars; lowest 3 number
p'iz' 600 dollars. Tickets 10 dollars.
Thursday-20,0 900 dollars. Tickets 5.
Drawn Nos. Leesbufg Lottery, Glass IS:
II a IS So Is 4S Is 81 Al IA So 80 Al 40 l6 81
HURLEY will sell The risk on a package VI
quarters in the "Small Fly" for this week. Ca
'i'al 600 dollars, for the small sum OF 50 IS.
WIN. HURLEY, Richmond, Va.
y. B. Hurley pays postage on all letters 10 and
I'm bis office, and sends the drawings 10 his cor.
'-sponden,s as soon as they are received.
Jolly Is
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BY the Magnetic Telegraph.
Correspondence ofthe Richmond Enquirer.
WASHINGTON, July PAP. Nj.
u. S SENATE

Correspondence ofthe Richmond Enquirer
WASHINGTON, July PAP. NJ.
U. S SENATE.
The Senate has been all day discussing the
Territory Bill of Mr. Clayton, and has adjourned
without concluding The debae
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
A resolution was offered, and adopted by a
large majority, alter some debale, providing for
the termination of the present session OF Con-
gress on The seventh of August.
A message was received from the President OF
the United States. 10 answer TO call for iptor-
nation respecting The boundary OF the territory
acquired from Mexico; and also in relation to
the establishment OF civil governments in Cali
iornia and New Mexico
Mr.. Cobb moved that the message and docu-
menis be printed, and that 10000 extra copies De
printed Tor the use Of members.
This motion gave rise 10 spirited debate
which was participated 10 by Messrs. Cobb, Hill
lard, Brisall, Duncan OF Kentucky, and V'nton.
The message and documents were ordered TO
be printed, and the subject was made The order Of
The day for Thursday next.
On motion. the House then adjourned.
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FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
IN BUCKINGHAM, VA.

THE Fail session of this Institution WIN cnis
L on the asth July, under the care OF the 'o'o""s
Faculty: p,ofessor
Of Ethics, Msihems,ics and Natur science.
Mrs. Mary Blackwell, Assistant in ms
Or. John Schimmei, Professor o' ho'e'"
Mrs.M II. sehimmel, Assistant in this Department
RATES OF EXPENSES: .,,, r..
Board, per session oil hve h u. $50 70
el, washing, room rent, &c. .o,,.s 90 00
Tuition in English and Ciassf@"' ' 5 ca
French, 20 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, -, wo,l 5 %
Manis,. ns, sico for young lady In the hsnes'
class and learning ,Ssnn. The e other
One half Of tn. above payable In aa'ahee' "e
half al the end OF the term ,ouNc pfacEwELL
BMy carriage viii @es ,nv young 10 6sI a arrival a;
will inform me beforehand 0, r ~. sn' " -
Ne ndSre.s John c. Blackwell Gravel Bii,, saesiae
ham, Va.
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NOTICE.

WAS committed 10 the Iail OF Isle II Wight county,
w on III. iith day Of March. lri3, as runaway, a
Negro Man. who calls himself John Nnf.l-. the sad
Negro j. lrrt O. inches hi.h II ,ht complexion, u
OF teeth, has Two snail the back OF his left
hand, the ii,s, JOINT II tie left thumb and
appears abpu; ~ or b years IL iad when
comEisd 10 jail coarse sin q Northern htfsey dnd
pantai0ODs turisI Color, over JACKET 81 dark
grey blacn Cashmere vest, AMI al o:d int hal, much
The owner of sad nreio !. requested I" c"Ge
forward, prove his property, pny the AWFUL charges,
and take him away, he Will be dealt w,th according
10 law. EDWIN l.. BALLARD, y :,
20; Josiah EleY, Sheriff of Isle OF Wi.nt county.
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$3.50 REV ARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, whilst on a visit
IL 10 The city Of Richmond. Tuesday ming, Ju.
ly Ath my Negro, named CREEp-a very likely mnlat.
To- y or - years ofa.e feet inches high, full,
round face good teeth and thln heard coatrr around
his chiH-lias no marks visible. lie had on
when he lrt 4 dark linen coat or roundabout, which
comes low down on the hips. white vest, with metal
buttons, checked Cashmere pants, Ci0tn cap Of pana
ma hat, and took with him ut nf other good clnihing.
Iii expected lie viii change his and clothing, IN
order 10 make his escape Tree State but II IS
supposed Il. j. present either the city OF Richmond
or the city Of Norfolk, in both Of which places hr has
relations.
The above reward will he paid for his apprehension
and delivery 10 Il. Dickinson Bother, Of the city
Of Richmond, or 20 myself, n the town OF Lynchbnrs.
Jr'y 10 f6t2c6t SETH WOODROOF.
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LamDcrt,s Once

On fS1riccnih Street, under the Enciangc Ho,cl
VaHpMaS LAMBERT respectfully inforrs his friends
aud the public in general, that he ha. conm-n ed
the business of Lottery Broker III the lice ION iti
street, underline Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
bv D. N. iIoyt. and recently b. Z. Is. Penteron.
Drawing OF Mnnonsal,a Lottery, 81, july 81:
81 - 10 As II 50 60 , 45 = ) ST.
Drawing Of Sussex Louery Extra, 81. July %:
II SO So 40 ~ 81 IS 4 80 43 "A II.
Ticker, 43 "A, one OF The Capt. as, sad by
LAMBERT.
Drawing oi L"esbnfe Lottery. IS. Jnly %:
IL AZ u SIS l3 A. ID Ga Al II 63 50 Al 40 IL 81.
Ticker. 80 Is IS. small prize Of 10 dolials,
returned.
TO-DAY.
TUEsDAY-The Va. f,eeshurg Lottery. Glass Sc,
drawing e. expected Tues day evening. Cap,fi S2n 600
I'll Nos., IL drawn Tickets IS; halves2 ao;qrs. 25.
WEDNESDAY-Splendd Scheme The Delaware
STATE Lottery Class No 81. Capitals: 5000, Is
ce 1000, &c. Lowest 20. prize stou. Is Nos, II
drawn. Tickets SO: halves 5; quarters 20.
THuRSDAY-Th- Sussex county tDelayarr) l.nttr.
~ Class 10 50. Capital: s2oGDu. Is Nos IS drawn.
Tickets s.: halves 81; quarters -.
FRIDAY-Thr Virginia MononraIia Lottery Class
No H. Capitals Sl7,laG $500, 3,O00 &c. IL Nos,
II drawn. Tickets S., halves Q; quartrrsl /.
sATrRDAy-Doliar Lottery. The Sussex county
tai. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves 50 cents;
quarters a5c.
Saturday MISUNDERSTANDING al s O'Clock
80 600 DOLLARS!
MAGElFIcEST SCHEMEl
The Virginia Lre.bure Lottery, Class No. 81, 10 he
drawn a; Alexandra. Capitals: 5000, 1890 TO-.
OUO &C. IS Nos, l. drawn. Tickets sl0-shaTes in
proportion.
J.- orders for packages, certificates OF packages.
single tickets or shares IN the above, OF Mlu
~ < Co.'S Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every dav a; prices vary from 81 To slU frckr,s
wilirec-ive the most prompt attention. and The draw
ings forwarded Immediately Ia distant hd'snturrrs,
when requested. address
THOMAS I.AHfERT
Mob, Exchange Place ,Rirhin,nd. Va.
~ Recolleot No.3-"Thrre's luck IN odd numhers,
SAYS Rory 0'Nore.n July "a