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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-18
Correspondence Of he Enquirer;]

Correspondence of Rc Enquirer.
BALTIMORE, April II, P. NJ.
FLouR-Markel steady, though mol active
We note sales 10 day Of 300 bbls. Howard street
Flour a, S5 Sit; sales OF City Mills Flour are
making at Sc O6t.
CosN MEAL-Sales OF bbls. are making al ~
IS a 2 43s.
WHsAr-Sale. of prime red at l37 cents per
bushel.
CoRN-Prime white sells al Al cts, and prime
yellow al 45a46c per bushel.
WHnxrY-Sales OF bbls. al 23i cents per gal
lon.
Toslcco-The market is quite dull.
II No change in the New York and Philadel.
phia markets, and no news worth reporting.
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MRS. AWRENCE'S
ard o use

MFRS. II. e.. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
lTI cormodious Tenemenls over the Stores of Messrs.
Brooks, Bell K Hudson and Messrs. Binford & Fry, on
The Eagl. Square, Main street, nearly opposite her old
stand, and Is now prepared 10 entertain hoarders by the
siyle. Teruis moderate. The location for persons VI
sting Richmond on business Is one OF The best IN the
49, July 2-rwlv
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VIM. w. CRUMP, Trustee.
April Is TGLER 81 Cook, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND, SLAVES

&C, IN BUChlNG HAM.
- Y virtue IT a deed Of trust executed 10 me by Tho.
ID mas A. siorion, for the benefit of Frederick Hob
son, dated the lllh day of December, 1916, and duly
recorded in the county Of Buckingham, for Tho pur.
poses Of said deed shall proceed, on the 18th day of
Nav, Isis, ut the residence OF said Thomas A. Morton,
10 sell. by public auction, the Land, Slaves and other
property specified in said trust deed-tor NO much there
of M shall be sufficient Tor the purposes therein gel
forthl-viz:
ATrast OF Land in Buckingham, on which said Nor
ton resides, containing 32 acres, more or less, on
which there Is a gold mine, 4 wafer grist mil, steam
engine, and other improvements.
Another Tract in the same county, containing 300
acres, more or less, adjoining the lands formerly be.
longing to the Estate of John Harris.
Another Tract OF Land in the same county, contain
ing 100 acres, more or less, adjoining the lands formerly
owned by Rolfe Eldridge, ST., deceased.
Eight Negro Men, two Negro Women and Children,
all the Horses, Oxen and other Cattle, Carts, Mining
and Farming Utensils of various kinds owned by the
said Morton, three Beds and Furniture, one Sideboard,
one Mahogany Dining Table, Secretary and Book
Case, and other articles Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture.
The Slaves and other personal property Will be sold
Tor cash. The Land, except a moderate casli payment,
will be sold on such credit as may be found most con-
dncive to n fair sale. Bond, with good security, will
be required of the purchaser, and the title retained I'LL
the whole Of the purchase money is paid.
Acting as Trustrr, ! can only sell and convey such
tile as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid, but II is
believed to be nnexcrpiionahlc.
w. p. B0COCK Trustee.
.t "a n & f. at
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NOTICE.

mo ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Knew ye,
that I, Elizabeih J.. Peter, Administrative of John
r. C. Peter, late OF Montgomery county, deceased, IN
,o,d IN amply 10 the President and Directors oil Inc
p,nt Of Virginia, "a also 10 the President and Direc-
,ors Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. TO have all the
R,nk Stock in each said Bank, belonging TO, and stard-
mo in the name of John P. C. Peter, my i%ntestate,
,,rsnsfered TO me. in my own name, as soon as the law
of virginia will allow me so 10 do.
ELIZABETH J. PETER,
Auril ll-cw4m Admiuistrstrix OF J. &c. Peter.
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Paintings
No. l39 Main Street, over the Store Of
Nash g. WoopHnusR

NASH q W~OODHDUsE
A SELECT and choice collection Of Pictures,
n handsomely framed and adap'ed for Parlor
and Drawing Room Ornaments, among which
will be found works Of real merit, ancient and
modern, 10 which The proprietor respectfully begs
to call The attention oil The residents OF Richmond
and the public. They consis! OF genuine and
original works by Van Ar'ois, wills, Nollekens,
Berghem, Michael Care, verbrasgen, Van sIry,
Lancrel, Amiconi, RykaeTts, Lamhetch, Wou-
vermans, &c, SC. These Paintings are al of
a high class, in perfect order, and will be sold al
moderate prices. May be seen from 9 ill S o.
clock, for aboui 10 days, when those noIsold will
be removed from the city.
April lido. HENRY BENT.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fifty FsoBtars Reward

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber, living near Char
IL lotte Court house, on the 18th OF January lasi,
two Negro Men, mined DANIEL and SIMON.
Daniel is IS years old, about ) feet 10 inches high,
stands quite erect, with 4 good coun;enance, Of a dark
complexion, and speaks rapidly when asilatrd. No
Distinguishing marks are recoircied. lir carried with
him several suits of clothing, among them u sul Of
new double wove, dyed black, The filling Of which is
doubled and twisted.
Simon IS about - years old, of tie sane height,
stands erect, vita rather a sullen cninirnance, aud Of
mulal,n complexion a small wen Is frooliecicd on
one Of his temples. lie carried with him several srits
Of clothing, among them a brown rlcin coat, Lu. lille
worn, with n pair of striped cloth pinialonns, and a
grey cassinet coat some@ hat faded, with j velvet COL
lar. and n pair of new double wove pantaloons, dyed
blue, The filling of which is double and twisted. lie
wore n brown cloth cap.
The above reward Will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery Of the two Negroes, or securing them in
any iail. or the half Of IL for either OF them, II they arc
taken more than thirty miles from my Residence. II
they are taken within that distance. thirty dollars will
be maid. WIN. ]. WATKINS.
Anril lief
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Anril la-dll&c&daawths
, FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.

A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.
I OFFER for safe my Farm in the county Of Henrico,
l about two miles from the Old Market House. The
farm contains two hundred and. sixteen acres. Of which
about one hundred and twenty arc cleared, the balance
in wood. Tie cleared land has all been highly inn
proved with lime and pItrescent manurrs, and pro-
ducrs very fine crops. The uncirarrd land has on II
q very heavy growth OF wood, winch, from us nearne,s
necessary houses, in good order, To vii: a dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar, a
Kitchen. Laundry, office, dairy, smoke house, four barns,
stables for horses and cows, and an abundant supply
of fine wafer. have lived on the farm for more than
four years with nearly forty IN my family, and there
has not been a case Of serious sickness. The place ID
considered by those who know II a. healthy as any IN
Virginia.
ay reason for wishing TO sell is that | may devote
my time entirely IL my profession. | VIII sell The iarm
for n fair price, and on the most liberal terms. Persons
wishing to buy are invited 10 call on me, either nj my
office, In Richmond, or at my house, on the farm.
nre 3i-ctf JSO. NJ. GREGORY.
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United States Hotel,

WASHINGTON, D. Z.
HAVING purchased Mr.. f.. Hal,s interest in this es-
: . taoiishment, We beg leave 10 inform our friends
ana the travelling community that the house Is now
open for the reception of visiiers. Its situation being
only q lew minutes walk from the Railroad Depot and
the Capitol, renders it one of the most DESTROYS loea-
tions in the city.
by giving our personal attention to our guests, We
hope to merit a shire of public patronage.
March 28-eoIm HAW, YELERTE e. co
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n m,,rd Finch, deceased, are respectfully requested to
urrsenr mem. properly authenticated, 10 George w.
Co. fur settlement; and those indebted TO said estate,
are reau-sied 10 make payment To said George w. Cox,
who il authorized TO settle up the estate
MAR C.. FINCH,
Administrative Of Samuel Finch, deceased.
Anil ia-rIi
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NEW FORWARDING y COMMISSION HOUSE
e.. "a Trfgg
steam Marble Works.

PHILADELPHIA
'1'llS extensive establishment is erected on an i'm
: proved plan, and, by the aidhf Steam Power, ma
nuiactures all kinds of Plain and Ornamental MAR
DIE WORK, in a superior style, and at the lowest
prices.
The largest and best assortment Of Marble Mantels,
Imported Parior and Garden Staluary, Vases and
Fountains, Tiles for floors, &C., may be seen nj The
Ware Rooms, To which the attention of The public is
respectfully invited.
Marble Cutters supplied al all times. with any num-
her at finished Mant-is and Marble Tops, Italian
Toinbs aud Monuments, Ct to sizes or finished; also,
constantly OF hand 4 large assortment Of American
Lrave Stones, IN the rough or finished, Marble IN block,
&C., JOHN BAIRD, :
Ridge Road, above SpriRg Garden Street.
Phlindalnhin March 1H-0m
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
MO. lO} EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
lV Vyg5niG.
SCHEMES FOR APRIL, ls4s.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass l6, for l648, to be
drawn at Alexandra, on Saturday, April aad. l5drawn
Nos. in a package OF 25 Tickets. Magnificent Scheme:
$50, 900, 90 1000, 5000, $1,000, $500, 3 of 5000, 3 Of
1000, 4 Of 500, 90 of ] 900, 90 of 600, &C. Tickets
$50; halves 10; quarters S. A certificate of a package
of IS Tickets will be sent for Sa0o-silarea In proportion.
5000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Classl7, for 1913, TO be
drawn at Alexandria Saturday, April 29th. &c No Lot
tery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: 40,00O,
0 1000, 5000, 3 800, 1889. &c. Tickets sla; halves 6;
quarters 3.
JERSEY LOTTERIES FOR APRIL, 1913.
April l9-Capital $50, lac. Tickets $40. 70 Nos, 10
drawn.
drawn.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares, in any Of the above Schemes, addressed 10
the Undersigned, will receive the most prompt atten-
ton, and an account OF each drawing forwarded as
soon as IL Is received.
N. B.-Hurley pays postage on oil letters to and
from his office.
Hurley's rule is To cash all prizes at sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has al all times n complete assortment of
Tickets, ranging In price from 81 TO $40.
Please address your ordersto WIN. HURLEY
No. 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
P.s.-All business strictly confidential. March %
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CARRIAGES, ~BAROUCHES
AND
RUG f.

TINE subscriber has on hand at his Coach
Shop. on 9Th Street, near Seabrooks' Ware
house. Coaches, Ctariolees, Barcuches, for one
or two horses, Buggies, with and without tops,
Rockaways and Sulkies, all OF my own manu-
tac,ure. OF The best materials and workmanship,
lares, fashion and most convenient and subs'an-
lial manner; also, many second hand Carriages,
Chariol:ees, Barouche., Bnggies and sulkies,
all OF which | will sell on the most reasonable
terms, aud respectfully solicit a call from nose ID
want OF such articles before buying elsewhere
An articles in the Carriage line made 10 oiaei
in The shouesttime, bes, manner and mos. moaef-
ale terms. MlCAJAn
Feb t-dSc6m,
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ADMIN
April I4-clt


TANNERI FOR RENT OR LEASE.
TIME subscriber offers for rent or lease, on favorable
terms, an extensive Tan Yard, with the necessary
buildings. including %currying, and located IN The city OF
Norfo,l being Ihr only one in that section nf country
III. Norolk market affords a plentiful supply Of most
dcsirah,e hides, and the adjacent country an ample
.,,n,v nj bark. Possession given Immediately.
Adde'S JOHN T.. DOYLE, Norfolk, Va.
AnriI a-cGtif
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Thomas Howard.

ATTORNEY Ut LA W,
WILL practise in the Superior and Inferinr Courts
w of this city, and in the Courts of Chesterfield,
Goochland, Hanover and ilenrico.
U orAce on lIth, between slain and Bank streets,
opposite Mr.. Wellington Goddin's Office.
AufiI l4-dIWSClW
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Richmond, Dec. q, lsi7.-cu
IN u CT n.

L U 2 ] ] y N.
A GENTLEMAN and his Wife, who have taushl Io'
n many year.. wish 10 locate themselves IN sone
healthy town. They are prepared TO conduct .na
Schooi second 10 none in the country, ana WIN ,
testimonials as To responsibility, qualihcasions u
mast success, which cannot fail 10 give satisIacrIon.
w ro,n,y Md. April ll-c4t'
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ROOFING SLATE.

KUUFINU SLAIE.
WE are prepared 10 furnish a shor! notice,
w either in this city, Lynchbufg, or al any
point on the Canal, ROOFING SLATE Of the
mos, approved quality, raised from The celebrated
quarry in Buckingham, worked for many years
by the late Col. John Nicholas, decd. We war;
ran, The quality OF The Slate TO be equal 10, if not
better, than any 10 be had in this or any other
country. Samples can be seen at our office
Orders will receive prompt attention.
DEANE & BROWN.
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Artificial Teeth.

April 5-dli&cw4ws
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w. 3. PEASANTS, M. D.,
N IL Fl r.

No. 1879. corner abore Farmers Bank, Min Street.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
REFERENC E:
MIR. James A Seldom, James LYONS, Esq,
Wood Bouldin, Esq, Mr.. w. G. Darlington,
GEN. E. Darlington, Mr.. James M. Morson,
Richmond.
MIR. James C. Bruce, Hon. Robert Gillian,
w. II. Clark, Esq, Dr.. Hicss,
Hon. T. S. Flournoy, Hon. a. w: venaole,
Halifax, Virginia. Granville, f.CafohRa.
March lG-iiaSc6m
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES.
TIME subscribers ha We on hand a large supply
i of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES Of
every description, from the highest Buggy up to
the Cariole and Clarence Coach, both Of Rich
mond and Northern Manufacture. We are re-
ceiving fresh supplies, weekly, from our exten-
style, and warranted 10 give satisfaction. We in
vi,e all purchasers TO examine our Stock, which
we will sell on as reasonable erms as similar ar
ticles can be procured in any city in The Union.
N. b. Carriage Trimmings al low prices.
March6 HOOKER g. OSBORN.
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FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
THE EXHIBITION OF PANORAMIC VIEWS OF
THE CITIES. RUINS. SCENERY,
STRUCTURES, &C.,
Of Modern Palestine,
WILL be given by Mr.. Moore, al ODD
w FELLOWS SALOON, on MONDAY,
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY Evenings,
April l7h, 18Th and 18th, commencing at quar-
Ter before 8 o'clock, which will close the EIhibi.
ton.
Ticket, admitting a gentleman and two ladies,
50 cents; single tickets Is cents; children under
ten years, 12i cents.
The views will be illuminated with a Power
full DRUMMOND LIGHT. April l7-2Is
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UCK'S OFFICE, No. 5 Exchange Hotel,
J Richmond, Va. ~
This Day, TUESDAY, April ls,h-S22,5O0 Ca.
ii prize, 10 prizes Of 1000, &C. - Nos, Is
kwn. Wholes 5.
[lso, the Dollar Lottery: Capital 1000. IL
l.. IA drawn.
|~p,:ssees, single Tickets and Shares to be had
b. mize Office under the Exchange.
|ap!il IL
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$4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 10, TO be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, April 10Th,
1913. 10 Nos, l3 drawn.
/ prize or $4,000 ! prize Of $1,000
$4,000 $500
/ l0,1U0 10 1000
Tickets slO; halves 5; quarters Q so.
~ In purchasing by the package, deduct The price Of
three Tickets.
~ Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in tie above, or in any other Lottery, drawing
daily, (price OF Tickets from 81 10 3d. under our ma
nagement, address us, or e. w. PURCELL,
Agent for ID. PAINE & CO., Richmond, Va.
AI..rh1I
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From wharf 81 per Dbl.
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CHEMICALS

IA a nr o!ner new and standard preparations
I;c., 0saered at short notice per express; al
esd;ci,ss aCole Bags, suitable for Physicians
I'D nm onesls for plantations and fami-
W" Inc best style and on the lowest
b IA ?. JOHNSTON, Druggist,
lis Main 81.
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To the Clerks OF Mc Circuit, County and Corpora
tlou Courts throughout the Commonwealth.
THE subioined sections OF an act passed The 2ilh OF
i March, 1913, and in terms taking effect from the
first day of April. 1913, are published In order that the
action Of the Clerks, respectively, may be CONFIRMED 10
them wilhout d.,ay. NJ. 2 HOWARD,
Clerk ofthe General Court.
Richmond, April 18th, 1913.
/. Be IL enacted by the General Assembly, That,
from and after the first day OF April next, upon The
grant of a prohat Of any VIII, or leuers OF hdihinlslia-
ton, upon the estate of any %deccdent, there shall be
paid by the party or parties 10 whom such grant shall
be made Except In the case where the esirn,e of any
decedent is committed 20 n sheriff or Sergeant for adj
ministration,) besides the tax now imposed by law
upan such probat or letters Of administration, tie fur
ther sum OF twenty cents, IA the fee 81 the Clerk ot the
general Court for recording the ceTiifcate OF u probat or
administration in that Court.
.. Re il further enacted, That the said sum Of twen-
" cents shall be collected by the Clerk Of the Court
making such grant, and accounted for and paid by HIN
Into the public Treasury, at the same time, In the same
manner, and with allowance Of the same commission
for due collection and payment, and such Clerk snail
be liable 10 the like proceeding and recovery in case oil
default, as are prescribed ana allowed ny law III TO
spect To taxes upon law process.
4. Be il further enacted, That II, NJ the period when
any Clerk shall settle with the Auditor his account Of
taxes or other public moneys received NJ any Tine ,ub-
.equcnt 10 the first day Of April next, his list ~o;probats
and administrations for the year ending witt Tue last
day Of March preceding the date OF such settlement
raj Court, the Clerk So in default shall be allowed no
commission upon such taxes or public moneys, nor
upon the moneys which under this act were or should
have been collected on the probats and administrations
granted by his Court during the year 10 which such de-
fault may relate. April l5-dltsCst
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Tnc.pAY. APRIL 18TH.

TUESDAY, APRIL lSrH.
BALTlMORE ANDPHlLADELP HlA
b The "POCAHONTAS" Cap'.
sE6k Parrish, will receive freight Tor
.s.re places ill , p. "a to-day, a.d ~-:ll
4. a,4 P. Nj. Passage ard Fare TO Balli-
|. only SIS. HENRY LUDLAM & co.
sri IL
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COAL-PIT HANDS WANTED.
7 WISH m hire for the balance of the year twenty adj.
L ditional hands for my operations al the Gourie
Mines. About half uf them will be required for under
ground s~ervice-the balance VIII be employed on the
surface only. Applications can be made at my shipping
yard, opposite Rockets, AT the mines, or through the
Post Office, 10 my address, Richmond.
April 4-c6t JUN ). WEKII.
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n J. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppo-
. site Exchange Hotel.
Hc. We who pant for yellow GOLD,
or wish, with cash, to cut a figure:
Call ere the prizes all are sold /:
The "slo oSss" can be had Of BIGGER.
.r To.Day-Cspis!>: ECO. 600, 5000, 5000,
b 10 prizes Of 1899, 10 Of 500, &c. Sales
ea, 5 P. Nj. IS Ms. 10 drawn. Tickets 5 dol
Drawing of Leesbnrg Lottery, Class Is:
81 ! "a 70 81 IS l Gil 50 70 II IL.
lS
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JERSEY LOTTERIES FOR APRIL, lS4S.
April l9-Capital $50, LAG. Tickets $40. 70 Nos, 10
drawn.
April ae-capl,al s35, 900. Tickets $40. 70 Nos.,l IA
drawn.
~ Orders for certifcatesor Packages, sing Tick
cts and Shares, In any of the above Schemes, address
cd to the undersigned will receivethe most prompt at.
%tention, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
as soon as IL lsreceived.
Packages, Certificates and slngls Tickets for sale by
}. w. MAURY g CO., Managers,
March n Richmond Virginia.
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A
Esanlei "a. london,
CORNER OF MAIN AND 18TH STREETS,

plhOINih,
OFFERS for sale the largest stock Of all styles of
~ Spring and Summer Goods usually kept in Jobbin.
Houses, OF both Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, he
mas ever mad, and IT prices far below any sules he has
cVen peeh able heretofore To make.
me stock will Consist of all kinds Of Bleached and
brown Domestics, Prints, Gingham1, and manv other
ne" anu handsome styles of ladies' Dress Goods; Cam
Dricksj SIX aud Cotton IIandkerchiefs; TickIngs; Lii
.tn ana Cotton D%rillings; Linens OF all kinds; Ken.
'n.ny leans; rich and fancy Cassimeres; Cloths of all
si''esahd makes; and, in a word, OF all styles Of Goods
iouhh In The largest and best assorted Stocks, 10
Wlich lie asks the particular attention Of dealers in
'i!elhia ana North Carolina, feeling confident of being
abir 10 make sales 10 all who may give has stock an eS-
animation his terms being The usual credits, or the
ushai discounts for cash bills. March s-dGc3mif
NEW FORWARDING AMI COMMISSION HOUSE
e. "a. Trfgg
HAVING taken 4 House on the Basin, tenders his SER
: wees 10 his friends and the public generally, in
forwarding merchandise, and for the sale of all tho
staple articles of produce.
l.. 4. T., In the sale of Tobacco, will be assisted by
a gentleman, who, from long experience and acknow-
itused judgment, is fully competent to sustain the in
'erests of Planters. Feb g-c,r
PIANOS IN FARMYILLE.
'1'hE subscriber has just received two more Pianos,
rom The mandatory Of Messrs. Knabc & Gackle,
W nailiinofe-one of six oct.ves, the other of six and
three quarters octaves. Both Instruments are of very
superior tone, and one OF them IL finished In 4 style
hhcohinonly beautiful. They are warranted To be
equai I" any Instruments in the country for durability
and tone. Prices are very low.
A~prilll-c3t. A. P. BIGLOW.
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LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
street, Richmond, Virginia.
y; Lottery Vendors do and say what they may,
IA selling prizes COWLES carries the day.
: This Day, Tuesday .l-Grand Consoli.
Delaware and Georgia, Glass No. l6, Extra.
a: S22.500, $500, $500, $500, 10 of 900,
80, lOof 500, &c. 10 Nos, Is drawn bal
Tickets 5.
.1e Day-De!aware, Glass SO. Capitals /:
~ 1000, 343, 10 Of 100, &c. 10 Nos, Ia
I: oallols. Tickets |.
az; Nos. Of Grand Consolidated, Glass Is:
"A 60 IS As So 8 10 10 26 "a 5 SO.
pies call al the Lucky Office Of
'nilS COWLES.
ANAGERS' OFFICE.-D. PAINE &
CO., Richmond, Virginia.
nsday-Capitals: 22,50O collars, $500, $500,
1893, 10 OF \ 900, &c. 10 Nos, Is drawn.
FIss5 5.
%. The Dollar Lottery. Capitals: 81, 200,
&c. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets l.
3yii Is
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SCHEMES FOR APRIL, 1915.
~ .)O O00 D0IIlpSI

SCHEMES FOR APRIL, 1915.
5 oil 10000 DOLLARS!
SusquehanAa Lottery, No. 81, TO be drawn Mt Bali
more on Wednesday, April 10, ls4S. rs Nos, Il drawn.
Grand Scheme:
5 prizes Of $20,O0Ul 5 prizes Of Si,332
5000 ~ 100
S 1850 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quaters 2 SO.
$4,000 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
susquchanna Lottery Glass %, 10 be drawn nj 8al,i-
more on Wednesday, April %, ls4S. rs Nos Is drawn.
Grand Capitals:
! prize Of s5O,O0O so prizes OF $4,000
" 2D,OOO SD /" 1000
4 g 10000 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves 7 so; quarters 3 rs.