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mo. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
y mOND. VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. Of Leesburg, No. 81, May 81:
Al 10 IA "A as 20 81 81 43 10 "a 10
Hall, Nos. 10 81 AZ, a prize Of $4,000,
Ticker, Nos. - "a A. T. 1000,
both sold and paid by STRATFON.
Drawing OF Mononeala No. 81, June2:
80 u IA Ia 10 81 - 42 | &c 65 10 49 81.
Ticker, Nos. 27 80, Capital. sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex, Extra, No. 4G, June 3D.:
SO 81 So 4 &c ! 81 % 3 81 So 10.
Ticker, Nos. / % 81, Two more, sold and
Whole, Nos. 4 "a 5s,} paid by
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg, No. %, June Sd:
% l8 S 81 3 "A 80 81 al 81 II 81 80 % u.
Whole, Nos $ 20 81, prize of $3.50,
Do. II Is %, do. 1870,
Ticket Nos. S % 80, do. 100,
Do. % 80 ST. do l3O''
four more sold and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
5000, $1,000 2,SS, of 900, 10 of 500, rs Nos,
II drawn. Tickets SIS; halves SO; quarters / 25.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNEsDAy-New Jersey No. 46 Capitalist
$50 OO0 l0ODO, 5000, $500, a,6O, of .5OO, 10 Of
1000, &c. TO Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SlU halves 5;
qrs. = so.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
THuRSDAY-New Jersey, Extra, No. As. Capitals:
SaOOcO 5000, a5OU. a45 1900, 10 Of $780, 10 Of $50,
&C. IS Nus, IL drawn Tickets IS; haiyesa So quar-.
tiers %.
10000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
FRIDAy-Moncngalia No. %. Capilas:-slO,OOO,
1000, l,Il5 5 of 900, &c, n Nos, Ia drawn Tick
els So; halves ! 81; quarters IS C.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARSi
sATURDAY-sussex, Extra, No. so Capitals 81. :
600, 900, 600, &C., SC. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
81; halves 50 Cts; quarters % cts
45 ,2S2 DOLLARS!
Virginia Ieesburg Lottery, Class No. % for 1885, 10
be drawn at Alexandra, Saturday, the 10Th June.
l2 drawn numbers in each package of - Tickets
Magnificent Scheme prize Of si5 ,252, OF $780, S
of 5000 &c. Tickets $40; halves ); quarters 3d.
A certificate of package OF 25 whole Tickets Sle0-
shares in proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly at
tended TO, and drawings sent when requested Please
address orders TO N. b. STRATUM,
June Richmond, Va.
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Greek Nation Prize Office,

MO. 1oi EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
In Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, ls4s
45,2s2 DOLLARS! OF 5000 DOLLARS
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No. 90, for 1919
be drawn AT Alexandria Saturday. June 10. - No.
Loltery-la Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme: S45 1852,
OF 5000, Of 0O0 &C.. &C. Tickets $40; halves 5;
quarters2 so. certificate OF package Of % whole
Tickets sl2O-sfares in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No 2, for 1873,
be drawn At Alexandra on saturday, June IL. G6 No.
Loltery-ll drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme: 100000,
l5000 5000 5000, 1900, 2U7S 30 of 900, ~ Of 5UU,
20 Of 3O0 80 Of 200. &c. Tickets $40; halves quar-
ters so. certificate of package of % whole Tick.
cts Sl0O-shares in proportion
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARSi
Virginia Lersburg Lottery, Glass No. 81, for 1913,
Nos, - drawn. Brilliant Scheme: S50,G00 10000,
10000, l0000 4OOO 200 40 of 000 30 of $780, 300 Of
200, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters ST. A
certificate OF package Of % whole Tickets Sl2o-
shares IN proportion.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shlres any OF the above Schemes, addressed 10
the undersigned will receive the most prompt atte-
t0n, and an account of each drawing forwarded as
soon "a il is received.
n. Hurley pays postage on all letters TO and
from his Office.
Iiurley's rule is 10 cash all prizes at sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has al all times a complete assortment OF
Tickets, ranging in price from 81 Ia 800.
Please address your ordersto WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
P S.-AlI business strictly confidential. May 81
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LIBERTY MILLS FOR SALE.

!
THE owners oftho Liberty Mills, in accordance with
i the wishes of portion Of the Company, have con-
cluded 10 offer for sale this we'll known and valuable
Milling Establishment, situated on the Rapid Ann RI
yer, In the county Of Orange, about nine miles from
the Louisa Railroad There are four pair OF bus, rub
her, smoo machine pair Of plaster and one pair of
grist stones attached this milling concern, all In
good repair There is also, the opposite side Of the
river an excellent Saw Mill. The country around is
extensively engaged in wheat growing, and the Mill
has manufactured In about 5000 hbls -four
The grade Of flour made the Liberty Mills is equal TO
any made on the Eastern side of the Blue Ridge. Per
sons wishing TO purchase must address the Agent
A. Smith, Liberty Mills, Orange county, Virginia
Mnv lQ-cff
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Correspondence OF the Enquirer.
paTTIM0RE limo 5-p

BHLTINOtC, JuHe o-T. w.
FLouR-We note sales OF 700 bbls. Howard
Street Flour to-day at S SO; City Mills Flour
sells al u.s. The market is mol active, though
the demand is steady.
GRAlN-The Grain market is without change
from the rates current on Saturday.
In other articles usually enumerated, no change
tosnoIe.
NEW YORK, June 5, P. NJ.
Flour Sales to-day OF Genesee Flour SIS IS
a 5 934 and OF Western brands al 49,.
WHEAT-The market has downward ,enden-
cy. Prime red sells al ITO cents per bushel.
CoRN-Saes oil prime white at Al so cents
per bushel; prime yellow commands go Cents per
bushel-l0,00 bushels have changed hands TO-
day al these rates.
Provisions There is less movement in Pork,
the market being heavy.
CoTToN-The market is heavy.
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STRAYED or STOLEN.

a From my stable, about The frst OF Nay,
UINBAY HORSE, advertised and particularly
~ described At that time,l with star in The
-D-1forehead and white hind feet. This is quite
young horse, and has been recently brought iron
Charlotte Courthouse 10 this city. He may have bec
taken up the road. endeavOng To get back 10 thai
place. To any person who may have taken up thi'
horse estray, llbera reward will be given, upor
delivery me, of Franklin and 9th streets.
Richmond, May 3i-c:It W. II VI HARRISON.
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
NOTICE hereby given, that the Board of Visitors OF
~ William and Mary College in Virginia, at their
annual convocation 10 be holden on the llth day OF
whom TO be the President Of the College.
]. Of Political Economy and History
,. or Mathematics and Astronomy
3. or Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, including
Agricultural Chemistry
4. OF Moral Philosophy;
S. or Constitutional and Municipal Law;
q. OF Ancient Languages.
The salary OF each Professor is 900 dollars. paid
half yearly to which will be added The fees for tickets
to the different Lectures. The President in addition TO
these will be entitled occupy the Presidents house
free Of rent, and 10 nave the of the College, garden
and lots.
applications addressed to '. i'll be laid before the
Board. K. icCANDLiSH,
March aS-cWtIstJuly Rector.
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PROFESSOR BRANCH'S

SCHOOL FOR YoUNG Go LaIH HOSE.
THE nett session of my School will comms s y.
L the frst day Of June, and end on the iouf'n "e'
nesday Of September following. :, =. .rb,ee,, u.r
.,, taught in the best Seminaries of the kind. on
Tuton 0 including Ancient and Modern Languages
Music, with use OF piano,
Aprll 25-c2awtl5thJe
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NOTICE.

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act OF 9Th
March, l647:
The following acquisitions hereby made, viz: In
addition the of three dollars called for five dol
lars payable on the first day Of each Of the months of
March, April, May, August, September, October and
December and ten dollars on the first day Of each of
the months Of June July and November on each share
Subscribers in Augusta will pay in the Bank at
Staunton; in Abemare in the Bank Charlottesville
and those Richmond, in the Bank Of Virginia. to the
credit OF the Louisa Railroad Company. Punetnaty IS
important interest pH be due each instainent not
paid. by order of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
paayoy nan, nanot Fab 03-rfDer
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES FOR JUNE

MAGNlC lOIl.Nl oR JONG
10000 DOLLARSi 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 6, to be
drawn nj Baltimore Maryland, on Saturday, June 10Th,
leis IS Nos, 10 drawn. Splendid Scheme $40 900,
l,600, SC. Tickets $40; halves s. quarters SO.
Five Prizes of 10000 DOLLARS!
Maryland Consolidated Lottery, Glass ri, for 1913, to
be drawn in Baltimore on Monday, June 18th. 10 Nos,
10 drawn. Capitals prizes Of Sl2 900 of G. 900, Is
of 900, &c. Tickets S5-shares In proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 20 of 5000 DOLLARS +!
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, No. %, to be drawn at
Baltimore Wednesday, June 18th, 1913. 10 Nos. -
drawn Capitals 10000 20 of 5000, 30 of 900, 90
OF 500, &c Whole Tickets Sl2; halves 6; qIs. 3.
5of $4,000 DOLLARS.
Snsquehanna Canal Lottery Glass 30, 10 be drawn al
Baltimore on "Wednesday, June Il, lsiS IS Nos, IL
drawn Gfand Capitals prizes of SIS, 000 of 6,n00
Of ,000 of $50, Of 1900 of PIE 30 Of 900,
&c. Tickets SO; halves 5; quaHers2 SO.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class TO he drawn Al
Baltimore, MARYLAND, on Saturday. June Gath, 1873
10 Nos, ~ drawn. Grand Capitals: Sgo,0O0 $4,000,
10 500 1900 Of $500, of $50, of $50, OF 240,
Is 900, Is of 500, &c. Tickets S20 shares in pro-
portion.
tT In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
of three Tickets.
SS- Orders for Tickets in the above will meet prompt
and confidential attention. ii addressed 10
J. b. COWLES, Wall street,
May 81 Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE.
ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Knew ye,
that |, Elizabeth J. Peter, Administrative of John
r. c. Peter, late of Montgomery county, deceased in
tend apply 10 the President and Directors Of the
Bank of Virginia. AS also the President and Direc-
Bank Stock in each said Bank belonging 10, and sta.d
ing in the name sf John p. G. Peter, my interstate,
transferred 10 me, in my name, soon as the law
Of Virginia will allow me 10 do
ELIZABETH J. PETER,
AprI ll-cWim Administrative of j. p c. Peter.
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A SMALL FARM FOR SALE.
IN obedience decree of the County Court OF King
William bearing date The 18th of February, ls4c, In
the suit of
Joseph II. Robins, Trustee, &C., Plaintiff: In Chan
against Gerry.
Julian Pryor Elizabeth Lee, Phedora Catherine, Tho
mas Van Buren, and William n. Robins, infant chill
dren Of Joseph H. and Catherine g. Robins, by Ed
uund itlepage their guardian ad lltem Defendants,
will proceed 10 SELL M public auction nj King VIII
liam Courthouse, on MONDAY, the Goth Of June,
s46 the Farm called Robins, situated at King Will
liam Court house, and formerly in tn. possession Of Dr.
Joseph n. Robins. THIS farm contains about ninety
sir or HUNDRED acres, all of good soil and easily
improved. There Is comfortable dwelling house on
the premises which, with some repairs. would be
made admirable residence for small family. Sell
ing as Commissioners, we will confer such title only
vested in US by the decree, though we believe Il to
be perfectly good
~ The terms Of the sale will be credit Of twelve
months for the purchase money, with the exception oil
cash for amount sufficient defray the charges OF
the Court proceedings and the sale, &c. Bond, with
approved security, will be required OF the purchaser or
purchasers and the title retained by the Commission
rrs until the purchase money is fully paid or until the
further order al the Court. L. GREGORY. a.,
W. N. GREGORY,
NAV o-cwlm Commissioners.
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OLD POINT COMFORT HOTEL.

THIS extensive and beautiful Establishment is now
open for The reception Of visiters. Surrounded en-
tirely by salt water, il affords every facility for
bathing and offers every nducement to the travelle
In pursuit Of health or pleasure. The Hotel is com
pete In all Its arrangements, and no exerton will be
spared render IL in all respects the most agreeabl,
and interesting resort In the whole country.
Board, : 81 90 per day.
By the week, at the rate Of so per day.
Bv the month, at the rate Of Oh per day
Children and servants half price.
May a3-cSt JAMES 5. FRENCH.
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&rwn4o, s ::
STAR OF TIE EAST AND STAR OF
TILE S0IITH


THESE two Horses will stand in the Counties OF
Cumberland and Buckingham, and occasionally
Fuvanna, &c, principally by the insurance and leap
They are the delight and admiration Of all who see
them OF Star of the lasts pedigree 1t is unnecessa
ry In speak-the groom has it,
STAR OF THE SOUTH, sired by Star oil The West,
(nnquestiOnaby the best bred horse the world ever
saw)-the latter by imported Shark Of four
of the imported FearRought, Immediate, )-he by Re-
gulus, the best son of The Godolphn Arabian, (acknow
lodged ,)-Madison-Gen. Cookies Camp Carter Roe
buck, &C., &c.-archer-imported Sir Benry-many
crosses of imported Medley, &c.
The above pedigree cannot be, and never equal
led by any imported horse. II, with the other the
best stock of England concentrated for eighty years,
lknown,l and for centuries in England KNOWN places
them above any other horses, living or dead. Again
eight or ten of Flying Chders and Eclipse Of
England, each = Mark Antony besides something
like fifty or seventy crosses Of Godophin Arabian, If
their pedigree is traced.
Or These Horses are for sale.
The public's respectful servant,
May 5-cW5W T.. II. FONTAINE.
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MRS. LAWRENCE'S
ES GARD la| E2 use.

MRS. II. G. LAWRENCE has taken those new and
lfl commodious Tenemens the Stores OF Messrs.
Brooks, Bell {, Hudson and Messrs Binford & Fry,
the Eagle Square Main street, nearly opposite her old
stand and prepared entertain bcarders by the
day, as well as yearly and monthly boarders, in good
style Terms moderate The location for persons Vi
sitting Richmond business Ia of the best IN the
city. july 2-cwly
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IdIt
City Hotel, New York, May "a, ls4a-clm
COMNISSIONER'S NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NUIICE.
THO the Creditors Of Henry Thweatt entitled TO par
ticipate in the Trust Fund created by his Deed Of
the 23d April, 1912:
By a decree made the LIST May, ls4s, In suit
pending in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Smith & Jones and Others are plaintiffs, and Henry
Thwealt and others are defendants" the Commissioner
is instructed among other things, ITO consider any just
debt which any debtor of H. 1hweait held against The
said Thweatl before notice of the deed (of odd April
1892 In the proceedings mentioned, proper Offset
against tho debt due Thweatt" and, further Ito
curity now remaining unpaid, and also the debts for
which he had given security, now unpaid"
Parties interested notified that shall, on the lst
execute the decree above Northumberland they are
warned, that unless they file with me, before that
time statements Of their respective debts, and evil
dences thereof, they may be excluded from participant
ing in the fund aforesaid.
F. N. WATKINS, Commissioner.
Faymvil,e NAV 26 led8-cw3w
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KING 81 auEEN LAND FOR SALE.

KING & QUEEN LAND FOR SALE.
I OFFER for sale my Farm, containing six or seven
hundred ii uated IN the upper end of the above
county, two miles from Dunkrk, and adjoining the
lands OF DR.. NJ. C. Fauneroy, James smith and Others
The improvements consist Of two story brick DWELL
ing with eight rooms and all necessary out bous es-
The land well adapted 10 the culture of conn., wheat
oats, &c.
The situation i healthy, and s convenience 10 mar
ket renders il valuable deem 4 further description
unnecessary. Mr. John Lumpkin viii show the pre-
misses 10 any wishing 10 purchase.
The Terms be known by applying TO me, In
Richmond. or 10 Dr. r. Is. Lyme, Of Henrico county.
NAV 30-cwsw MARY w. MUSE.
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
Notice To Contractors.

SEaLED PROPOSALS will be received on
- and after the 5th instant, and until the 9Th
day of July, at the Engineers Office, in CEar.
louisville, Tor The Graduation, Masonry, Super
structure, &C., of The Louisa Railroad Extension
from Charlottesville, Westward, 10 The 30!h mile
station, distance of nine miles;-lhe work to be
completed by The Isl day of January, 1850.
Proposals will also be received for The Mason,
ry O400 perches) on the Piers and Abnlmens OF
the Rvanna River and Moore's Creek Bridges
TO be finished by the lst day of November next
The RICH, to require the work West OF Char.
louisville 10 be completed al an earlier day is re.
served if employment is furnished 10 the con,rac.
tors TO The end of the ear.
Plans profles and specifications for the above
work can be seen upon application al The Engi.
neer's office, in Charlottesville
w. A. KUPER,
Chief Engineer Louisa Railroad.
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-'A' D'."'"s"' GEssNER HARRISON,
An,iIas-cwsw Chairman Of the Faculty.

SICKLES FOR McCORMICK'S REApEh,
MANUFACTURED in Rochester. New YORK YORK, nn "a
'l warranted good, can be be had a, the manu'a''''
Junu2-c3t
7 Eft THE TREDEGAR IRON WORKS, in ms
II city. .bou, four weeks ago, without any p'o''''
tion wh,reye,. the following Negro Men-vH: -.
GEORCE-hired Of Nh Richard Hill, oil In'S u.novsr
pronerv or Mr. p. H. Price, near Verdon, hanu' !.
county lie is supposed to be about IS years OF as,
dark brown fellow, thick set, and is very active ""'
smart - -, sa,o, of Ham
over 10 abopt 40 wears of aye dark brown aso We
tall dnwncast look and speaks slowly. lie Se, oo
10 be lurking about the city-and George may oe
A su,tahe reward will be given for lheiI appie"
s;on md r,turn 10 me, at the Tredegar Work,
lime Q-c2t ;. " h.,D-----
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Tickets se0wsh,r.s /, ,,ono,,Ion

Tickets S90-shares in proportion.
o In purchasing by the package, deduct the price OF
three Tickets.
% Orders meet onr usual prompt attention. For
Tickets IN the above, IN any otner Lottery, drawing
daily tprce of Tickets from 81 to s2O under our ma
nagemenl, address US, c. w. PURCELL,
Agent for d. PAINE & CO., Richmond. Va.
Nav n
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OF VIRGINIA

THE Chair Of Natural Philosophy in the University
1 OF Virginia having become vacant by the resgna
lion of Professor William B. Rogers, the appointment
Of Professor to fill the vacancy will come under IN.
consideration of the Board OF Visitors, their annual
meeting, the 18th Of June. Communications on th'
subject may be addressed to the Chairman Of The Fa
Gully, al the University.
GEsSNER HARRISON, Chairman Faculty.
June 2-c6t
nr Whig requested TO copy.
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Advertisement,
PERSONS TRAVELLING NORTH
nJ1RINE THE SIMMER

TO PERSONS RAVELLlNG NORiH
DURING THE SUMMER.
u BLANCHARD returns his sincere thanks for the
l. liberal patronage he has always received, and
begs inform friends and the public In general that
he has taken that spacious and commodous establish
meht, the CITY HOTEL. New York. which
he has reftted and reurpsrd, as TO render il the
equal, in point of elegance and cnmfori, of the best
houses in the All persons who may favor him by
visiting his new Hotel may rely meeting with every
attention and accommodation. There are several fine
suites of rooms for families. +. BLANCHARD,
Late of the Globe Ho,sl
c;,r uo,ei N.u york Nav "a I2da-rlm
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------------------------ - -
Amelia SDyiHsgS

WILL be upen on the LIST day Of July for the recep
w ton OF Visitors, and accommodate IS 10 lus
persons with good accommodation.
TERMS-Board for a single meal, so cents; per day
81 25; per week, Sc; per month, S2a Children ant
servants hall price. Horses so cents per day.
June 6-csts THOS. e. WILSON.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,


Near Henderson, Granville Co., NOst Carolina.
THE valuable Tract Of Land on which George c.
L Eaton lately resided, within one mile o. Hendei-
son, the Raleigh aud CASTOR Railroad containing
over 1850 acres, 4 large and cemmodous Dwelling
House, Ice House, and necessary Out Houses, Barns
and every fixture usual on Tobacco Farm. This land
Is first rate-one in original growt-the location
remarkable Tor health and good water-and will be
sold reasonable terms by the subscriber, Agent for
George e. Eaton, who viii take pleasure IN showing
the premises amy person DESTROYS to purchase.
JNO. ). EATON,
Attorney for George T.. Eaton.
MayG
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the 2ad Instant
~ Negro Man, named JOSHUA lie is about du
Yeas old, feet, orr inches high, and of brown
complexion; stammers 4 lille when talking. His
mouth Is little one sided; his head getting grey. The
said Negro Man sold in Richmond, on the 9th in
slant, by Jno. G Major Of Culpeper county, Virginia
The above reward Will be paid for the apprehension and
delivery Of said Negro to me in Richmond, confined
in Jail, so that get him again.
MAY 27-c4t N. LUMPKlN.
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CowIes, LOTTERY Office,

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HOTEL.
THE attention Of the patrons of Cowles' celebrated
L Prize Office is invited to the following brilliant
Schemes to be drawn in the month of June, under the
management of d. PAINE & CO., who have distrlbu.
ted more large prizes in Richmond the yenr than
all others combined. Of those SENT many have been
directed this agency and sold by the eversuccessful
prze-seler, COWLES.
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F. N. WATKINS, Commissioner.
Farmvile, May 26, l6d8-cw4w

EAGLE HOTEL, SCOTTSVILLE, VA.
THE subscriber having leased this valuable property
i for a term Of years, Is prepared 10 entertain the
public in the most satisfactory manner. The property
has been recently repaired, is newly urn he'd, and Is
in all respects adapted TO the comfort of guests. The
situation of this Hotel is we'll known, heng Immediate
y on Main street, the South side Of The Branch in
secure and heaihfu situation. The stahling is good,
and pains shall be spared TO render satisfaction IL
all respects ID. NJ WlNGFlELD.
N. B.-Traveers going TO Richmond, or returning,
will he waited on To and from the boats.