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A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
TIE CELEBR3TED
J + w DAVE DIS,
as,. Hebrew PiaSspr.

A CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains IN the
n Side, Chest. Loins, Back, bowels, Muscles, Ghru-
mali-m all lis varied forms, Nervous Affections,
Lungs and LAYER Complaints, Spinal Affections, Fe
male Weaknesses, re., rC. Fox the above complaints
TIL, Plaster has rau,L. The great celebrity which
IL has already acquired not only III tie old, tut the
new woIid-tiIe extraordinary cures II has performed
IN the most extreme cases Of suffering, have acquired
fort such reputation thai The proprietor has NOUN
III recently been "blo .gppiy hal: tic drniand
The sales throughout every city, lew village
the United states without u parallel!
circumstance not surprising, when Tie vlst amount
of human Suffering relieved b! IL use Is considered
In Spinal Dr!rCs the herrh usually OF tile de-
cided character In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
of twenty readily Weld Ia the penetrating sill
muia combined III this valuable preparation.
In Rhrufiatsm either acute 81 chronic, the claims o
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknow lodged. Those " Ito are iaborlne under weak
hacks, no matter from what Cause the weakness may
have nfisi1aird-eycn II such persons have been mis-
guided IN previous appclIions-n the n>r Il the He
brew Plaster they viii hHd the affected part suddenly
restored tolts original s0undnrss.
& supporter IN cases OF constitutional weakness il
viii be found Of great advantage. II particularly
commended 10 Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness, ar general debility. In short, embraces
all the virtues winch the most scientific IL Was
pahr at compromising from valuable substances found
the old world, aud V III be found entirely from
those objections winch source 81 complaint itI
the nuulrruu- spread pasirrs l"w before pnblc.
1t These pla>irrs p"-srsS the advantage of being
pntnp N ar ti-nt hoIes-!rnce they retaln tirfluii
virtues ~ ali climates
BEWARE Of GOrNrERFEITS AND BASE mi.
TATiDhS
None gcnI.nr without engraving al Tes- DqriG on
the wsapprr around each hos. Pficr s. per-
Eacn box contains sufficient spread eight pia.
tiers
Sold Wholesale and Reiati y >CoviI. 4 MEAD,
No 20, Charters street S-w Orleans, General Agents
for The south ant Wrs,. S"ii nl-n ~
ALIEN. brVaL. Richmond.
GaYNDR p WDun, Richmond.
THOS ii R0SSER, P,Irr,burg.
VI. a. SANTOS. Norfolk
w. < C. ~. TiMBERLtKE Charlottesville.
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iNFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

LEGE-RlCHMoSn, Va.
THE College Inirmary is open for the reception or
L patients throughout the year. All persons rrquir-
ing Medical Surgical AID, except the insane, and
those aborng under contagious Diseases admitted
into The Institution
The accommodations for the sick very complete
Spacious aud well arranged Wards set apart i,r
the different classes 81 patents and private apart
meais are furnished grhen required. The Medical and
Surgical Wards under thc charge Of Professors OF
the College far prescribed periods IN rotation. The
Physician and surgeon visit their Respective Wards
daily and Of difficulty all The members OF the
Faculty are called III consultation.
The charges for board, medical attendance, surgical
operations, nursing medicines and every necessary
service, are-for FOL. red patients, Sd per week
White :
When private apartment is furnished, addition
al charge IL made
The Inlifmary commeads itself especially 10 persons
homes for the benefit Of Medical Surgical aid =
Those interested in the subject viii find, enquiry,
th1t whilst economy will be consulted in patron,zng
The Institution, every remedial aid may expected
here that found IN similar Institutions else
where. The infrmary Is already much resorted To by
patients from distance, and this class of patients VIII
doubt he greatly increased, as its advantages be-
come more widely known. In Surgical point Of view
particularly il has just claims 10 be regarded In
s,ituiion nf great public utility.
Gentlemen sending patients from a distance will
please give city reference. Address any member of
the Faculty, or NEWMAN, Steward.
Dfr1l-rti
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lin the Clerks Office OF
The Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancefy for
Chesterfield county, the llth day OF December lss:
Hiram P. Moody, fiantn:
against
billiard ~ Laprade and Young Laprade, admins
traitor of Macy Laprade, deceased. Defendants.
Thi. day came the plaintiff, by Holden Rhodes. Es-
ouire his counsel ami filed his bill against the defend
ants and The said defendant billiard NJ. Laprade no,
entered his appearance and given security, nc
cordlue to the of Assembly and the rules Of thi-
Court; and II appearing By satisfactory evidence that
he is not inhabitan Of this country, on the motion
~ The plaintiff il Ordered that the said billiard
aprade do appear rules be holden for sand Court
in the Clerks Office thereof; the first Monday IN
March next and the bill of The plaintiff; and
that copy of this order be published for eight weeks
succcs svely in some newspaper printed in the city of
Richmond and posted the front door OF the Court
house OF this county. Copy-Tes,e.
Dee a5-cwsv WV CoGBILL, d C.
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MR.. COLLIN

TINE IRISH COMEDIAN AND VOCAL
i lST, will have the honor of giving TWO OF
his Irish characteristic MUSICAL ENTER
TAIN MENTS in this city, al The Exchange
ho,el Concert Room, on Saturday next, The 23i,
and Monday, The 25lh Of December, assisted by
Mr.. and Madame Leali, 0! the principal Thea
tres 10 Italy, and The Grand Opera, London
The Entertainment will comprise selection Of
the mos, popular Irish, English, Scotch, Ameri.
can and Italian Songs and Ducts, intrisrrisru
with Irish Stories and Anecdotes
Admission so cents No posiponemeni on &C
coun, of weather.
Doors open al half pas, 6 o'clock-lhe enter
tainment will commence al half past T.
II For particulars, see bills OF The day
noc Of-Ids
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MARINE JOURNAL
,oRT OF RICH mon -.
THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT

one of the most important discoveries ofthe age IN
,meoratng the condition of this large class OF suner
,pe humanity, Consumptives, is Dr. Wistars Basam oil
Mid Cherry. What time establishes and consecratos,
wna, experience adopts and confirms what all mon in
al PAGES in saying good and valuable, $50, no
dpi popularity OF this sort fixes In society It's roofs
"a deep and strong, that lime cannot destroy IT, Inc
su,e,ss which has attended this medicine for several
wears past overcome the pr~judces OF all respecta
Bile and sensible men, and The article has taken STAND
among the first class Of discoveries and blessings oil the
age and when resorted 10 III season, eradicates inc
eases for which il is recommended.
We cut the following from the Bellows FaiiS "a1ee
Of January, 1886: ,.,..,;,, o,r ,ysr
WJSTAR,S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES our aver
ion 10 putting, as many do, everything that comes
onr in the shape Of Patent Medicines, and the lact
mai We scarcely medicines oil any KIND, yet
~ feel that We should be doing injustice to Inc coul-
muni,y by withholding longer the favorable opinion
ne have o, Wislars Balsam in cases OF colds ana pun
,nonary complaints. Having witnessed It's good enecs
n several IN stances, believe II TO be an e1ceuehl
article.
~ Beware of counterfeits and imtations-syrups
nd al, other preparations of Wild Cherry. Remember
~ only initiate name, without possessing the VIZ
,.es Buy but the genuine and original DE-. WIS
AIRS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY-sgned |.
salts on the wrapper.
SETH W. FoWLE, Proprietor, Boston, Mass
For sale wholesale and retail by
No As Main Street., Richmond,
Nay ls4S And by Druggists generally
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MISCELLANEOUS.
California cold.

THE GOLD REGIONS OF CALltOR-
i NIA-being succinct description OF The
geography. history, topography and general iea-
lures Of California, including carefully pre-
pared account of the gold regions of that lorlu-
male country; prepared from oficia! documents
and o'her authentic sources, with map; edited
by G. G Foster. IS cents.
The Mechanical Principal -con!ainins alilhe
various calculations ON water and steam power,
and on the different kinds Of machinery used,
with tables showing The cost Of manufacturing
different styles oil cotton goods; by Chafles FL
bridge Leonard.
Money Penny, or the Heart OF The WoIld-a
romance OF the presen, day, with various charac-
lers OF upper and lower walks OF lille. Part is'-
The Beautiful Cigar Girl, and its sequel.
Herman de Ruysler, or the Mystery Revealed;
by j. Fl. Ingraham,' Esq. IS cts.
The Hunchback, or The Bell-ringer OF Noire
Dame; by Victor Hugo -25 CTS.
just received and Tor sale by
Dec. % DRINKER & MORRIS.
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THE MOST BEAUTIFUL GIFT OF THE
SEASON.
THE BOQUET OF MELODY, for lsi9 :
l. beautifully bound and embellished with 10
Illuminated Autographs, and containing The
choicest collection OF Music ever published IN
The United Staies-all OF which is entirely new,
and selected expressly for this work. For sale
only by P. Ii. TAYLOR,
Piano and Music Store, 100 Main ST..
Dec % opposite the Banks.
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NEGRO HIRING.

BY TOLEK q IOUh.
TIE subscribers again Offer heir services 10
i their friends and the public ior the ensuing
year as agents Tor hiring out Negroes, renting
cut Houses, buying and selling property, collect
ing claims, &c. TOLER & COOK,
Lise's Row, Pearl street,
P. S. We are auihorizsi 10 hire five hundred
able-bodied Men and Boys 10 work on the Rich
mond and Danvie Railroads i.om six 10 twelve
miles above Richmond. A liberal price will be
pail. I. & G.
Dec Ia
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MERCHANDISE.
kaats...Hats.


I WOULD cali The attention of purchasers 10
L my stock Of Has and Caps have on hand
fine Beaver and Moleskin Hats, which, for style,
canno. be surpassed. Also, gen,lemen's, boys
and children's CloIh, Plush and Velvet Cans, of
every pattern and qualify. | would particularly
call The attention of those persons who have Ne
groes TO furnish with Hats and Caps. My as
sortment is large and will sell lower Than any
other house in The city. r. A. ALLEN.
Dec %
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Tickets SlO-slaIes IN proportion.
Grand :Seieme "a De clase "a "a monM !

Grand Scheme tor The case # ihc NINTH
$4,000 81 $40 900! 20 Of s. 600!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. ), to be
drawn in Baltimore Saturday, Dec. 3jth, lcis.-
70 Nos, II drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prize of $4,000 ~ prizes OF $4,000
prizes of 10000 70 : ,G0U, &C.
Tickets $40; halves :; quarters 50
In purchasing by the package, deduct the price Of
three Tickets.
ET Orders meet usual prompt attention FOR
Tickets above, any Lottery, drawing
daily price Of Tickrtsiru 81 to $780, under
nagrmeni, address rs, Or Z. W. PURCELL,
Agent orD PAINE g. CO., Richmond. Va.
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ANIMALS AND GIFT BOOKS,
Pianos and PianinOs

ELEUHNI illus IH.TT'E ED WURhS,
BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS.
nRlNkER s. NORRIS are supplied with
II their usual and unrivalled supply of An.
nuais, Elegant illustrated Gh Books, Bibles and
Prayer Books, elegantly bound in velvet and
gold; superb Lonton editions OF Standard Publ
cations, suitable for the approaching Holydays.
The most elegant Gift OF The season, however,
would be one 81 Hcrz's beautiful Ptaninos, or
Woreester's elegant Pianos.
We invite the attention Of citizens and slran.
gers 10 examine our assortment. Dec 20
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Thomas n. H'aiiaferrO.

ThOimaS 1T. TallaferrO.
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
WILL continue the ensuing year. uS49) 10
w Hire out Negroes, Rent on, Houses, Col
leci Claims, sell privately anv thing that may be
entrusted 10 him, such as grain OF all kinds. He
will also attend TO any auction sales ont OF The
corp ration, or in any OF The adjoining counties,
within 20 miles of this city.
Those wishing my services in the hiring oul
of their Servants will please notify me as early
as practicable, that may be enabled 10 procure
good homes tor them.
pledge myself that no exerion shall be want
ing on my part 10 give satisfaction 10 all who
may enlfu,l business 10 me.
Office on Wall street, ncar Civ Hoel.
Nov. 30 THOS. II. TALIAFERRO.
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Union Hotel.

TINE subscriber takes pleasure in returning
bis thanks 10 his friends and the public gene
rally for their liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed on him, and respectfully solici's con'In.
uance OF the same. He is a, This lime prepared
with as good rooms as any HoIel in the city, and
with entirely new furniture, 10 accommodate
large company. Members oil the Legislature can
be furnished with good accommodations on very
reasonable terms. Z. a. HODGES.
Dec. l5-3tau2w
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aUCN7a OFFICE,

CORNER OF MtIN AND TWELFTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, "IRGl>fA
s.,E attention u tr friends and patrons Of this far
famed prize establishment u invited 10 the follow
ing list If Schemes he drawn during The month Of
December. under The management u the oil! aud -nc
c-->fni Managers ~ Paine 4. 70, whose Lotteries
take lead all Others. They have sent prizes
u Richmond in The past few mouths Than all the Mana
gers combined OF the number sent 10 Richmond,
LUCK ha- always had his full share.
~ To secure large prizes, order Of
LICK Richmond
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NEGRO HIRING,

BY N. B. e. C. B. HILL.
TINE Subscribers offer their services again TO
i their friends and The public to HIS out Ne
grocs for the ensuing year.
They would recommend those who intend send
ing their negroes here TO send them early, that
they may obtain good homes and good prices
They pledge themselves 10 attend to all negroes
entrusted 10 their care in sickness.
n B. s. c. B. HILL,
Corner OF Wall and Franklin Streets.
Tee d-d&cllF
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Greek Nation s'siXe Office,
MO. lOi EAST MAIN STREET, Rietn,onG
I Vy-pgnt0

GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.
Delaware Lottery, No. 10, 4" h. drawn December y.
~ No. LuterY-li drawn ballots. Capitals Sjt 6G6,
l3a3, 6b6, l75. IL U0a. # son, oi ,25n OF
200, 40 Of 50O, sc. Tcket- Si0sars IN proportion
Virginia eesburg Lottery, Class No. is, for Isis, to
III drawn ballots. Prizes: s45 2sa, s of 5000, 5 Of
5ODO 10 Of 500. 10 of POO - Of 900, 81 Of $780,
Tickets Sl0-shares IN proportion.
Orders Tor certificates or Packages, single Ticket.
and Shares in any the above Schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt attrn-
ton, and an account Of each drawing forwarded As
II Is received.
n. B-IIurley pays postage on all letters 10 and
from his office.
lluriey's rule i IL cash all prizes al sight
Please address your ordrtstn WM. HURLEY.
80 ~, Nan street, Richmond, Va.
All bnsinr ssstric,ly confidential. How 80
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dowIes, s,osSeay office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
rIIE attention of the patrons II cnwlrs' celebrated
L Prize Office i Invited To the following bran;
Schemes be drawn The month 81 Drcemb-r, under
the management Of H. PAINE & co. VINO have dlsIri
hutr large prizes IN Richmond the last year Than
all others combined. Gf those sent many havr bren
directed This agency and Sold BY the e7rrsncctssfui
prze-srllrr cOWLES.
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LOUISA RAILROAD.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS Tor the Grading, Bridging, Ma
i sonry and SuperslrucIu;e OF the Eastern ex-
tension OF The Louisa Railroad, from the Junction
TO Richmond, will be received on The 9th Dec
cations OF the same, can be seen on and after the
20lh inst. WIN. A. KUPER, Ch. Eng.
Dec. 2-d&c,27th
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR DECEMBER.

so 900 DOLLARSi 1000 DOLLARS!
Susqn-hanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. 4, 10 be
drawn al Baltimore on "Wednesday, Dec. ~, 1913. Is
Nos, l3 drawn. Grand Scheme S33 900, 22ouo, IL
OOJ 1895 3O00 2G0O 20 prizes OF a5a, &C. Tickets
SIC; halves 5; quarters 30.
Grand Sthemc FIR The eiosc ri the month!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 5, 10 be drawn al
Baltimore, Maryland. Saturday, Dec. 3nh 1919. Is
Nos IL drawn. Gnnd scheme: S5O,nOO, ) Of 10000,
10 of 5000 10 Of 1000. Tickets $40; halves s.;
quarters So
VI Orders promptly and cnnidentially attended 10
Drawings forwarded IL all who nrdrr Postage need.
not b- paid on orders addressed 10 G. Il. LUCK.
Der 4
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NEIRNES FnR SALE.

WILL. be sold 10 the highest bidder. al LoIisa
W Court house. on FRln w The 20 Il day Ut De,-n
Der, lsi- If Idf, u not the fret tar tas,oIEday
NEGROES. belonging tho
Estate 81 James burnley, crc-asrd-hr create. portion
81 them Gr.ns young and very likely.
The TER MS viii he twelve months credit the plii
chas-rs giving bonds wlh approved security.
SANL & BURNLEY,
Administrator Of James Burnley, deed
NnY. 2i--rIh.~
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LOTTERIES.
SeraIsIsa;s sasaice
wv f1Vsr "a IFtGtE-E,
NO. 5, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA


NO., SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MONB, VIRGINIA
Leta the world say whatibey can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man
Drawn Nos. Of Suss <, Extra 100. Dec. is:
II IS so So 2 50 So 81 81 CT IS 81 70
Ticket, Nos. 81 80 e. capit4 sold AMI raid
oy SrRATTON
Drawn Ncs. OF Leesburs, No II. Dec Is:
81 81 10 81 IS / AZ 40 81 81 81 % 50 4G IL.
Ticket, Nos II 81 81, pre-, Of $40 both
Whole. Nos. 81 & 81, d.. 100 sid
and paid BY STRATrUN.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg, No. rs. lee. 10:
81 CT SO "a IS 3S IA II rs % "a H.
Ticket, Nos ID 80, 4 prize o; $780, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware No. 62, Dec. 20:
81 46 10 80 IS Al % Al % 30 81.
Whole, Nos 10 4i 81, prize OF $1,000
Ticket Nos. 26 30 ST. prize OF 200
both sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Class 50:
IS 80 6 IS II 81 u 81 Is d. Q.
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Morongala, No. 10 Dec. D:
46 so 81 SO 63 Al Al ID 80 AZ 81 lG As 81 80.
Ora wn Nos OF Sussex, Extra No. 1873, Dec. %:
SO 80 IA "a So 81 Al 10 10 Al , 55 &c.
Whole, Nos 30 ST 70 Two more, sold
Ticket Nos. 81 Al e. and paid BY
sTRATToN.
SCHEMES FOX THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
ACCOMPLISHMENTS No. 80. Capitals So ,OOO
10, 600, UaO $1,000 $500, 1924 10 Of 900, SC IS
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS; halves A; quarters >.
25 600 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS!
UESDAY-Lersburg. No. Il. Capitals SOS ,00O
900, 1900, 1900, $40, 10 Of 600, Is Nos, u
drawn. Tickets SIS; halvesa so; ars. %.
SO G66 DOLLARS! 1888 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. IS Capilals:-S36-
$685. 3 1888, 666, AIS, off g0o $50, Of ,2UO
&C. 7o Nos, l4drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5; quar-
tiers 2 so.
5000 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARsl
THURSDAY-Sussex, No. 81. Capitals: $4,000,
5Ooo, 25OU. 49, i,l3i 10 Of 500, &c TO Nos, II
drawn. Tickets IS: halves 5aiars %
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
Embellishments. No. ell. capitais:-S23,G eco,
900, a,ono ,52 Of 900, &c. 7s,Sos., Il drawn
Tickets 81; halves !; quarters |.
1000 DOLLARS 1000 DOLLARS.
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. l36 Capitals =
$4,000, LOCO, &C., sc. - Nos, II drawn. Tickets
81; halves ~ cts.; quarters 25cls.
Virginia leesburg Lottery Class No. 70, for lSis, 10
be drawn al Alexandra on Saturday, Dec. ~ 10 No.
Loiery-l2 drawn ballots. splendid scheme: si5,-
49, Of 9,000 of $500, 10 OF 500 10 Of 200, 20 Of
6UO, 80 OF 3OD &c Tickets Si0; halves 5; qrs. So
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly at
enied to, and drawings sent when reluesed. Please
address ordersto N. STRATTON,
Dec 25 Richmond. Va.
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BROAD ROCK JOCKEY CLUB.
TIME Subscribers 10 The above Club are most
i earnestly requested 10 NEE, al the Broad
Rock Course on Friday, the 29.h instant, al IL,
NJ, for The purpose of fully organizing The Club,
and for lhe purpose OF making efficient arrange
ments for the Spring Races A punctual attend
ance OF all concerned in The promotion OF the
Sports OF the Turf is desired.
A free dinner will be furnished 10 the members
of the Club. JOHN ALLCOCh.
P. S.-John Allcock would say, Tor The infor-
nation of his friends, that he has already obtain.
ed upwards of sixy subscribers. Dec 800
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RETAILING GOODS,
AT 70, MAIN STREET.
WE have now on hand a rich assortment
w OF
China, Canton end French Dinner Services
Flower blue, pearl white and printed do do.
Rich Tea Service, from 81 10 275 per set
Elegant Toilet Se,s-varley OF patterns
Cornelius & Co.'S Lamps and Chronicles
Chandeliers Lamp Globes, Chimnies and
Wicks
Murphy's Camphene Lamps and Glasses
Cut, pressed and plain fila, Glassware, OF eve
ry plion-logcther with variety OF Fancy
Goods.
The public are invited 10 examine.
WIN. +. BUTLER & CO.,
importers OF China, &c, 70, Main ST.
noc
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SALE OF NEGROES

DtRSi' hNI 10 decree If thr County roGr, Of King
! William, pfonnuHc-t IN the SUIT Of q iaf.s, &c.
Qnarle-, sc, the unirrs, snrd. ~ Commissioner
therein named, Will s-'l BY public auction, for cash. al
hyIru's. IN sad county, THE first day IL January
l-i9, SIX SLaVES-al young. likely and valuable
Dee la-ctds T. DNBNEY, C.m'r
PUBLIC SALE OF NEGROES, AT wv
5 WARES TAVERN. ~ THE CpUN-
TY OF HANOVER.
u ILL H. sold 10 cash. on Monday, ihr irs day ID
~ January. 1919. nj Wm. : Ware Tavern, ~ rms
county, t~o Iikrl, young %ce'o Mtn, siS likely young
Women, aud Roy about y-ars OF
BILLY W TALLEY
Hanover, Dec - I-1S-ciftds
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FORTUNES HaNisE.

STAND BACK, GENTLEMEN. AND LET THE
FLU > PASS,
THE subscriber hay, been appointed by Dame
Fortune as one Of .rr agents III distributing her
favors amongst the peop" in this part Of The world. has
located himself al No T. Main street, Richmond front
part Of thr green house, and three doors above m
Market where he will he happy his friends and
receive orders from any part Of the country, which
will be promptly and confdrntiay attended 10. II Is
useless him to advise. dictate any ona wha,
10 their interest in securing 10 themselves, rs small
inrcstmrni competency fer liie and a. he opposed
Ia The putin. system, will not do 50, but will only
mark that il any Of his friends or ihr public general.
w. have any spare that they feel disposed 10
rsk in this way, they VIII always find supply and a
variety tickets in all lotteries under The
of the old firm, d. PAINE & CO., who for the short
space of time that they have been established here,
have been the successful Managers III The United
States. Schemes Of lotteries, with prizes OF SO 900
dollars 10000. 10000, 10000 10000 5000, &c &C.,
&C can be had my oficr; and tickets, from one 10
twenty dollars always on hand. For particulars, see
bills OF the day. RICHARD CHALK,
No. g. Main Street.
FOR THIS WEEK.
Tueslav-Grand Consolidated, Extra. 50 :
CAPITALS: $4,000, 5000, $500, 1000. 1000, &C.,
&C. rs Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets s..
neutrality-suspicious. Canal 4. Capt.
tails: S33 900, $4,000 l,lOO 59i5, 5000, 2OO0. 20
Of 1850. H. ~ Nos, Is drawn. Tickets SO.
rhurs!ay-Mi. Consolidated, IL. Capitals: =
sd 600, OF 5000, 8 Of 5000 &c. - Nos, Is
drawn. Ticscs IS.
Friday-Pokomoke, 50 Capitals: $4,000,
5000 1900 1850, 20 OF 500, &c. Is Nos, II
drawn. Ticscis "a.
Saurlay-Grand Consolidated, Glass 5. Ca
pi,aIs: $4,000, ) OF 10 0u0, 20 OF 5000, 10 Of
1000, 10 OF 500 &c. is Nos. II drawn. TIcs-
els Sl0-shares in proportion.
IT Orders for tickets packages, certificates Of
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Loue-
ries advertised b. Messrs. d. Paine Co, attend.
ed to with promplness, and drawings forwarded
10 all who wish il. r. CHALK.
Dec IS