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pILGkITs nMBROCA HON,

EOR the cure of all Diseases Il Horses OF Cai'!r.
+ where 4 cu.r can he eG-ctel-such = oil or fresh
wounds, cuts, bruises, spflins. crrh>, SplInis, SPAWN.
sweeney, wind gals. pgTs. Il InlHs, pool EVIL. grease.
scratches, thrush. Jumps, sa:is, dwellings. stiffness 81
joints, &c &C. IL VIII cure .rns an persons, 81 every
description, chapt haeds. &c. All csIrrS i"t et hn,'
i,y's Hotel v III br attended 20, ani PERSONAL attention
gi.en To .iors-s.
y. B.-A valuable Horse Powder, 10 restore the afpe-
tItr 81 horses.
~ Al case, cn:ed, or money returned
S9v i3-wcxd,f R. PILGglM.
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY,

OGu-No. 81, Main ST., Richmond, pa.,
CONTINUES to grant policies on Lives only, al me
the term Of life are stockholders. Dividends are made
annually, aud thus far have besn as per cent; II inc
premium Is over $50, a portion will be loaned 10 te
insured, IL he wishes. The success Of the company
without parallel.
BENZ. C. MILLER, Secretary.
ing al the Agents Office, In Richmond, Va, No. 81
Main street., over the store OF Judah Myers. Esq.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent.
s,,.p. M. D.. eoruor of 5h and Marshall streets,
Medical Examiner Feo. 22-a&eAaHN
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,1uosr a FATAL ACCIDENT TO
Ann oUEEN COUNTY

The Democrats of the Clarks,on precinct are
contested 10 meet a, Charleston, on Isl Saturday
u March, (4,h,) to consider the propriely oil APP
no;n,;ns delegates TO a county Convention to no.
inmate a candidate to represent the county IN the
nsI, House of Delegates. A full attendance IS
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NOTICE.
THE subscriber having prepared himself, takes this
i method to inform his friends. and the public gene
rally, that lie will undertake the Practice Of Surveying,
Computation Of Areas, Plotting, Mensuration of Heights
and Distances, &c and hopns, with several years OF
experience, and by a faithful discharge Of his duties, to
merit a share OF public patronage. All notices, pos,
paid, and directed TO The subscriber, Mt Richmond. will
be promptly attended 10. GEO. w.
Eah 90 -ru6uu
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DR.. SHEPPARD,

lLATE OF HANOVER,
IIAVlNG removed 10 this place, respectfully
II tenders his professional services 10 The cili-
Gems OF Richmond. His residence is al the cor
ner Of LIST and Franklin Streets, and his Office
three doors below the Swan Tavern, (now United
States Hotel on Broad Street.
Feb. 9-3iaw3W
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81 y. Esigges''s LetteryGEsicc
OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL.

KIITTUUNU. W..
THE undersigned having purchased fhc business If
I J. +. WORD, Lottery yrnder, Richmond, viii
coniinie The same y, thr office rs above, where he win
be pleased 10 sre the old patrons ot the Office, and 10 i'll
tile ORDERS Of persons IN III. country who sometimes
make adventures Ia Lotteries. orders for ticket, in
any Lottery advertised by Mrssrs. Mlury 4 90. will he
promptly attended 10, aud ciic!al drawings anly for
y.nrllrh
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NEW FORWARDING AND COMMISSION HOUSE.
Il. H. TrEgg

IJAvING taken a House on the Basin, tenders his ser
II vices TO his friends and tho public generally, In
forwarding merchandise, and for tho sale Of al the
staple articles of produce.
i. n. T., In the sale of Tobacco, will be assisted By
s gentleman, who, from long experience and aetnow-
lodged judrmen ia fully competent 10 sustain the in
tsrc,ts of Planters. Feb. 9-ed
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lEgsIco DO s.ae Public.

THE subscriber ;akes this method TO inform his
L friends, and The public generally, that ne has again
become the proprietor ri Tie UNION HOTEL, which
has been thoroughly repaired, renovated, and furnish
ed with entire new Furniture, from the very smallest
article Of housekeeping 10 the largest, and assures his
patrons that every exertion on his part, and those IN ms
employ, will be employed TO give satisfaction. There
i5a fine Stable attached, that viii be conducted in the
very hest manners; and, although last. not The least,
charges will be moderate. c. A. HODGES.
Feb. ll-cI2t
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ARRIVED.
Schr Oregon. Post, N~ewburyport.
s.nr Edith, Crowell, Boston.
schr J. C. Dousherty, Murphy, New York.
Schr Patmcs, Townsend, New York.
Baroue JON G. Galley, Smith, New Orleans.
Schr Marietta Burr, Tu,tle, New York.
Schr Thomas Ireland, Somers, Egg Harbour,
Schr Milton, Hollinsshead, Baltimore.
SAILED,
Schr Flight, Parker, Baltimore.
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NOTICE.

THE Annual General Meeting of tn Mutual As
surance Society agains, Firs on Buildings in the
State OF Virginia." viii be held At their Office, In the
city of Richmond. on Monday, the 2sth day of fsbru'
fsb. ed J. RUTHERFORD, P. A.
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I'D n

osT, on the 2lst February, somewhere between
II King and Queen Courthouse and the City OF
Richmond, a POCKET BOOK, containing about one
hundred and ~ffty-tve or sixty dollars in bank notes,
together with a number OF bonds, some of which are of
large amount. A liberal reward will be paid the per.
son fndinga and leaving said Pocket Book either with
MIR. Elicit, at the Old Church, or Mr.. Baylor Temple,
at King William Court-house, so that 1 can get II
again. SAML. II. HENRY.
Feb. 2Q-cltf
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NASH &

NASH q WUUDHUUSE,
WILL open, This day, a great, a glorious
w Piano Forte. They cordially invite ad.
mirers OF the noble instrument TO call and view
this rare beauty. II is from the mandatory Of
Messrs. Siodart s. Durham, New YORK.
Feb %
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II Hrsa,co AoalcrLrus.L \ aoar,eoa L,
mai Soc,ErY.-Tne Executive Comma"ee OF
The above Society will meet a,.ne Gapnoi ms
morning, al 10 o'clock. Punc'ual auenoahce IS re-
,nps,ed.
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Gg-a'arssacsSfllp

THE subsribers have-formrd a C"-Partnershtp, tor
L the transactions of a AND RE-
TAIL DRY GOODS BUSINESS, under The f'in ana
style Of ~
They hive taken the house no. l43, West Main
stree,,J now in the occupancy OF Msssrs BROOKS,
next 10 offer to their friends and the public an entirely
rev and extensive assortment of FOREIGN WI
DOMESTIC STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
win assurances that no pains shall he spared 10 merit
rb.ir natronase. ALEXANDER X. PARKER,
PEYTOS G.. RAYLY,
Feb olst. ls4s. ROBERT NJ. NIMMU.
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a letter rom Monroe county says:
uTbere 10 a fine spirit here amongst The De-
mocracv: and We shall carry This county al Inc
Snrine Election"
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NOTICE.

Two II STOCKHOLDERS NJ THE LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of 9Th
March, ls47:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz: In
addition 70 the sum OF three dollars called for, five dol
lars, payable on the first day Of each ii The months Of
March. April, May, August, September, Cctnbcr and
December, and ten dollars OF the first day of each OF
the months Of June. July and November, on each share.
Subscribers in Augusta will pay In Tho Bank :,
Stauntun; IN Albemar.e, in the Bank nj Charlottesville;
and those in Richmond III The Bank Of Virginia, 70 the
credit Of Tho Louisa Railroad Company. Punein0hty IS
important, az interest eil BE- due on sdeh inslalmtnt Vrot
pad. BY order OF The Board,
CHARLES Ti!UMfSnG, Trsasutsr.
Beayer Dam Dcpot. Fen. oa-ctDec.l
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FINE CLOTHING AT LOW PRICES.
No l2l NlIS STREET

No. TO Man STREET.
TIME subscriber, wishing 10 close oul his win
i ter stock oi Cln,hing, wood solicit a call
from his customers and friends, who may depend
on being furnished with whatever articles they
may want in his line 2lthc lowest market prices.
His goods are eqnallo any thai can be found both
in The quality and Workmanship, and will be sold
on The most reasonable terms. His business will
be conducted, as heretofore, on he onc pfics sys-
tem-lhe lowest cash price teing marked in
figures on each article.
Feb. 22-d2m e. B. SPENCE. Agent.
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AGRJCUL,TURALM MACHINES, &c.

AGRICULTURAL MACHINES, &C.
TINE subscriber has tor sale at his ware rooms
i (of his own manufaclurc) Horse.powerS:
Threshers, Cornshellers, Straw Cutters, Corn and
Cob Crushers OF approved patterns and pest
workmanship; also, snb.oil, side hill and other
Plouehs, Harrows, CulIvators, &c; Machines
and Implements repaired. H. BALDWIN, !,
Feb. 2s-6t Richmond
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To,MRs. ANN n. HILLARD and Mr. LEWIS
SIT1wT0N II

TO,MRS. N d. HILLARD and mr. LEWIS
i SUTTON, in.
Take notiee:-That, on Monday, the third day Of
April, 1913, between the hours OF nine in the forenoon
and five In the afternoon OF that day, at the Office OF
Gustavus A. Myers, In the city of Richmond, ana State
Of Virginia, | shall proceed to take the depnsitions Of
Gustavus A. Myers and Wellington Goddin, to be used
as evidence for me In a suit now pending in the Supe-
rier Court OF Chancery for the Richmond Circuit,
wherein | am plaintiff, and you, the said Hillard and
Sutton, with Herbert A. Claiborne, are defendants; and
Ii, from any cause, the taking Of the said dispositions
shall not be commenced, or, being commenced, should
not be completed on that day, the taking Of the same
will be adjourned from day TO day, until the said depo.
sitions shall he completed. As you, said Ann NJ. Hill.
lard and Lewis sutton, Jr, ara pon-residents OF this
Commonwealth, and have no attorney In fact within
the same 10 whom notice uf the time and place Of TAX
Ing the said dispositions can be given, l now publish
this notice for your information, and that you may At.
tend at the time and place aforesaid, III you think fit.
Given under my hand, this 2eth day Of February. lS4s.
WIN. D. KILLER,
Feb. 29-cw4w Assignee OF Lewis Sutton & Co.
TN CHANCERY.-VIacrxiA :-In Hanover County
l Court, Feb. sd, 1888:
william A. Gilman, Edwin Gilman, Elizabeth C.
Perrin, late Elizabeth C. Gilman, and John u. Perrin
her husband, and James w. Gilman, Plaintiffs:
against
John &. Pockman and John C. Brock, Defendants:
This day eame the plaintiffs, by their attorney, and
died their bill, and the defendant, John c. Pockman,
according TO the act OF Assembly and the rules of this
Court, and Il appearing to the Court by satisfactory
evidence that he is not an inhabitant of this Common
wealth, IL Is ordered that the said defendant, John C.
Pockman, do appear here on the first day OF April
Court next, and answer the PLAINTIFF said bill; and
that a COPY ofthis order he forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published in the city OF Richmond for two
months successfully, and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the Court. house Of this county.
A Copy-Tes,e,
Feb. 2e-ewem WIZ. o. WINSTON. C. n. C.
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LOTTERIES.
Sc. s':aEiaS s. 90.
MANAGERS OE LOTTERIES

WIl1NAA0 y VI ~ a I LILIT1,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
1NflE same attraction ne heretofore is still ALTERED 10
i IN, patrons Of This Agency. u. PAINE a ~. are
now the front rank Managers of Lotteries in the UNI
led States, being the oldest, and presenting sG.itmes
which ar- equal, If no, superior, Ia any he!eiof. re of.
fered. Orders meet our usual prompt attention, VI adj
dressed 10 lis. or 10
G. ". PURCELL, AseTtfor fainr & CO,
nirhnnuL. y.<.xuta.
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SECOND NIGHT OF THE
REPLACEMENT OF Mr.. ANDERSON.
On TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 90,
Will be acted the %favorite Play, in S acts, called
The King Of the Commons.
James Fifth, Mr.. Anderson.
Madeline Weir, Miss Fisher.
Overture, by The Orchestra.
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TEACHER

ETtOTIETL nv 4 ED.
THE Trustees Of 81. Brides Academy and School
A Commissioned Tor the lGth District, Norfolk coun.
", will NEE. on the llth day of March NEXT, fur The
purpose of e!eclin. 4 Teacher. The salary Is $500,
certain. aud NAV he made To be worth from 6 IN 500.
The School 2onm is large and comHoLin,is on the first
floor, and the upper part Of the house Is well finished
for The accommodates Of the Teachers family. A
rent of $50 perannum Will be required af tie Teacher
for the use OF the house. A married Teacher would
be preferred; nevertheless, "a single man, well qualified,
will not be- objected 10 on that account. Applicants
will please address ". Foreman, Hickory Ground,
Norfolk county.
N. Is. None need apply unless they can come well
recommended for moral character, and ability 10 teach
such branches as are usually Taught in Academies.
Feb. 25-cdt n. FOREMAN, President.
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RECRUITS. RECRUITS.
fAbV0Hsiseur asegEaafeF.a.Ef

NAI ANTE0, for the voItigeur service, in The LaIisd
w STATES Army, able. bodied men between Tie ages
OF Is and - years, 10 enlist during thr present war
with Mexico. 4 bounty III twelve dollars vii be gwen
to each recruit, aud ample subsistence, clothing and
quarters provided. JOHN III BLhkEY,
Ian. ls-ctf Isl Iieut. tuit. REGIMENT. ". =. A.
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STEAMER

STEAMER POCAHONTAS.
+ The Steamer Pocahontas, Capt.
N Parrish, will receive Freight to-
Gay, I'LL P. NJ, Tor Baltimore, and she will leave
The wharf a, 4 P. NJ. Shippers TO Philadelphia
can avail themselves Of this route to that point as
long as the weather continues mild. Passage
and Fare 10 Baltimore only IS.
Feb. 29-it H.LUDLaM co.
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can avail themselves Of this route TO that point as
long as the weather continues mild. Passage
and Fare 10 Baltimore only IS.
Feb. 2s-it Ii. LUDLAM & CO.
w J. BIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE, oppc.
w . site Exchange Holel.
Ho, ye who pant for yellow Golp,
VI wish, with cash, TO cut a figure;
Gall ere tho prizes all are sold
Tho "Bio oSIs'' can be had Of BIGGER.
For To-day-capi.als sas. 600, 5000, 5000,
1000, l,640, 10 prizes OF 600, 10 OF 500. Sales
close at 5 P. NJ. rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S.
Drawn Nos. of alexandra, Clas. II:
- 81 IS 30 sc 81 30 60 % is 3 6 AZ 63.
Drawn Nos. Of SUSSEX, Glass II, Extra:
70 as 2 10 l6 81 % S 8 A IS SO.
Feb. g
~ moud. Virginia. ''"
The truth must and shall be told.
ClaTke's Tickets are as good as gold.
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery cl,s. -.
~ 81 So 80 Sc 81 30 60 % is 6 42 6a
For this Day-,S25,0oo, 10 of 1000. IS Nos.
u drawn. Tickets only SIS.
% FOR Io.morrow-Splentid Scheme $50 72s.
~ OF 5,oOO. 40 Of 900, 59[lowest three mum.
0e.sl OF Soo. Tickets only $40. Call at
r.o. CLARKE'S.
UIlCE.-Th Misses MURRAY will
" nave two vacant rooms from the LIST Of
e Feb. 29-wtt
HURLEYs OFFICE, No. 10, East Main
IL Stfeet. 90" ""A
We will 70, bo.a.-alow u. to say,
Drawn Nos. SUSSEX Lottery. EI,r, VIA. ~.
Is 49 2 10 l6 81 30 S s "a IS 90 -
Ticket Nos. 3 81 SIS, another prize sold and
paid by HTp sJ Ev sna
Tc-day- Alexandra Lottery, Glass 10. CAM
ads s25,00O. 5000, 5000, 1000, 10 prizes of
.sgoo &c. IS Nos - drawn ballots. Tickets
90 Sales close at S o'clock. Drawing received
q. o'clock, al HURLEY'S CREEK OFFICE
below the Old Market.
rio.MoTrow-S3O,00o, 40 prizes of 1000, &c.
A,rsels Sat HURLEY'S.
Drawn Nos. Alexandria Lottery. Glass II:
- 81 So 81 So 81 80 so % is 3 6 40 63.
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The performance 10 conclude with The Farce of
The Rendezvous.
II For full particulars, see bills OF the day.
r PRICES OF ADMISSION ITO the
Boxes, LIST and ID Circles, IS cents; Pit 50 cents.
To the Sd Circle, and Slips for colored persons,
50 and % cents. Private Boxes may also be OBJ
tanned. Feb. y
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PUBLIC SALE Or TEAM ENGINES, &c.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
bureau .! Constructions, Equipment and Repairs
February 10. ls45.
EOR SALE, IL puhiic ancti"n, ~ The Navy Yard.
Z Washington, u. g., On the Iii! March, 1919, nj IL
O'Clock, NJ, Two RoncoHtrn -ing Steam Engines, VIII,
an iron boiler, ard TWO Of Lopor's pfog-,'sis, with ths
necessary Skating and bearings, u iiirly removed
from the u. :. steamer Water W..ca.
The cylinders ARE twenty inches In diameter, and
Two feet stroke Of piston; the boiler Is fourteen Zee, -
ven inches in length, with a width 81 sN fee. seven
inches, and ii- trbnlir return die; H. rIoFel!rrs 80
seven feet in diameter, amf a'e ~ wrought iron.
III. .rrit Is. at:.sr, and ali th- arrItterancr. SDIca
VIII br presented for al, mas &c seen ~ hny fme
previous To The day Of sair. irrtIsca-h.
IT 10 be published tns'o times = week nnii' 10"
day .. sale In tn- lnfcilicrncrr and S4.innli ilemakral.
a, Washington, d.. q Morning fo>;, Hos'or; Journal
al; l. mGierce and G rb-, Nrw YORK; Pcnnsylvanian
and Public Ledger. Philadelphia inaG.rcr, Richmond.
Va; Republican aad Argus, baltimore. AMI Beacon.
Norfolk. Frb. an-rnidS
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.


HAVING heard that there are very exaggerated re-
H ports of smallpox at the Columbian hotel circu-
laiing through the country, and believing that many Of
our friends are KEEP, away from our hOilsc by these rs
ports, and that n great many persons hearing them are
deferred from visiting the city, We ihink il proper that
we should state the facts, which are these There has
been no cas-: OF genuine small .pnr :. this housc-two
members uf the Legislature boarding with us have had
the variol i'd, (hoth mild rnsrs.) hut have entirety rrcn-
yprrd, and have been In their seats III the capitol some
DAYS. These are the only casrs tha, have Incurred II
this house. 1'nere has been rs we said before, no case
Of small pox here; aud, ~ the time has now passed
when persons who We're with the t~n gentlemen who
had the variolnid ran take IL. we feel entirely SAFE In
inviting our friends coming 10 The city 10 call on W.
j. NJ. SuBLETT & co.
Richmond, 18Th February, 1873.
We, the subscribers, were boarding at,lIe ro!uEinisn
IIatpi when the Gentlemen referred ~ ahnve broke out
with The varioloiI. anu, fearing u would spread, left the
house believing, as stated above by Mess.s. sub.
lett 4 Co., that ,hefe has hern 10 other case In The
house, and that no other person who was with those
gentlemen viii take il, have returned Ia board with
tiiem. III hlsrS,
DAVID H~ARCiavE,
Z. e. C~HEiTHiN,
u. W. W0MACK,
Feb I5-cjt Members Of Tie Legislature.
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 80.
n- In purchasing by the package, deduct the price OF
three Tickets.
E- Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets In tie above, or IN any other Lottery, drawing
daily, tprice Of Tickets from 81 10 sao,l under nnr ina
ma rInent, address US, or e.. ". PURCELL,
Feb. a6 Agent for d. PAINE Z co, Richmnnd. Va.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
WE wish 10 inform those who have Wheat
w for sale, tina, il is our intention TO close our
Mills Tor The present season on Isl Of April next,
and, in the meantime, We desire TO purchase a
sufficient quantity OF Whea, TO keep Them in full
operation. HAXALL, BROS. & co.
Feb. @-lw
GENUINE MAINE MERCER POTA-
VI TOES; silver skin ONIONS, by the barrel
or smaller quantity; AdamanliUe Candles, &c,
&c, received and for sale BY
ELLYSON VERIFY,
No l6 Main ST., above the Old Market.
N. B. Potatoes warranted 10 BE- free from rot,
or uninjured in any way.
Feb 29-2.
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Tickets SIJ-sIIafrs IN proportion. a Certificate Of
a packasr of a6 whole Tickets Sis)-halvrs ant quar-
tiers in proportion
1y Orders FOR csr;iGca;esor Packages, single Tick
ets and Shares, IN any Of the ahovr Schemes, address
ed TO the undersigned vii! recriysth- laosl prompt at
iention, and an account of each drawing forwarded
as soon as II Is received.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for safe by
]. w. MAURY 4 CO., Managers,
Feb. &c Richmond, Virginia.
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J. Va. FsauTy IL Co.,

VI a n 4 q & s..
Successors to j.. &. GREGORY x CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND, Virginia.
LEADING SCHEMES TO BE DRAWN III
MARCH, lS4S.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000! $4,000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 10, for l5i5, 10 he drawn
in Alexandria on Saturday, March l.h. Ia drawn Nos.
in each package Of 20 Tickets.
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II. CAREY CALLICOT,
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law,

COMMISSIONER o VIRGINIA.
OrFlcE-5t, WALL STREET, New YoRK Cry.
ID EFERENCES:-Danie Bryan, Esq, Alrxandha,
II Va James NJ. buchanan, E.Q, Baltimore, nd;
Hon. Benjamin +. Butler, New York Cry; Hon. Ogden
Hoffman, New York City. Feb. 6-c3n
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TRUSTEES RESALE OF LAND IN
HANOVER COUNTY
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND, CROPS, CAT
TIE, HOGS, SHEEP, HORSES. FARM.

PUBLIC SALE OF LAND, CROPS, CAT
TIE. HOGS, SHEEP, HORSES, FARM.
ING UTENSILS y HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
7 WILL. sell AZ public auction, on WEDNESDAY, tho
: 18th day of marc'l, II iiir. II not, tho next fair day,
the Trac, OF Land in Goocaiand COUNTY, Oh James RI
yer, known as hanis's, sixteen miles from Richmond,
aHd now occupied by Sir. B Is. Allen, containing three
hundred and thlrty tonr acres, of which one hundred
are James river iaw erounis. Tais property IS well
ntapteh IL the cultivation Of wheat. corn and tobacco.
There Is a coed crop of v lral now seeded. The canal.
passing ihrnus'; thr property, afford a riIesp convey
aGce lcr produce el.er va. l. aiiclns the Menakin
Iron Works and Dover rits, and i we'll known 10
ahnund IN coal OF superior quality. The .Iapak,t
Works afford an excellent maitst Tor al kinds Of We
~ge,abies, meats, &c. The dwelling has Just been
&c, are nearly all new,a and Enm-rous. The situation
superior iruit. TIE purchaser VIII he ~ ne rxr.nsr
alter hrst cost, as the farm has Just been put IN CON.
p:e;e order. James river d, IS nat present j more PFC
iurrsqne and beautiful s:e Than this property. tho H.
lie IL und"uhted. ING. ~. SHEPPARD.
Also, atthe same time and place. al The Corn, oats.
Shucks. &C.. four stfnng farm iicfrrs, ten Cows 6ni
Cattle, brood Sows and Pics, dty SHEEP, canlar".
Sulk,, Wagon, Car, liatEc.s, rloushs, llaIows, rom.
ple.c set 0f Carpenters Fools, ,nnt. Gfoccr,,s. AMI tLc
entire Hoaseto'd Furniture, nj new.
TERMS-For the land, nnelhirt cash. ksIanre Ia
one and two years, with interest. secured by 4 deed o;
trus, on il- property. SIX months credit for al sum
over SO, for negotiable notes, before IN. delivery u
The property. JOHN f. ALLEN, Trustee.
Ernfico CnI,nty Feb. IS. lsis-cid.
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