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r UCK's OFFICE, No. S. Exchange Hotel
IL Richmond, Virginia.

r UCK's OFFICE, No. S. Exchange Hotel,
IL Richmond, Virginia.
LUCK'S OFFICE open 10 citizens and stran-
sers!-This is the manner in which strangers
arc received. Read. Drawn Nos. Maryland
Lottery, No. "a, drawn in The City OF Baltimore
on Monday, June -:
A 81 s 81 SO % 23 40 80 7 "a IA 10.
Halt Ticket, Nos. 8 81 Al, the Grand Capt.
tai Prize OF 10000 dollars, was sold to a slran.
ger, on Monday last, who has presented his ticket
and received his cash in full. Come and dc
likewise This is the third Grand Capital
which has been recently sent TO this ofice-2
prizes Of Is, 600 dollars each; of 10000 dol.
lars. Persons visiting our city will be pleased
to observe the manner in which LUCK receives
strangers, always with an open hand, and full
purse in it. Be careful to observe The number
under the Exchange, which is S.
Too more per last drawing.
Drawn Nos of Maryland Consolidated %, Extra
as 81 At 8 80 IL Is 60 80 S 66 10
Whole Ticket, 10 80 co., Both sold and paid
Share, 10 25 66. by LUCK.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated a. Extra:
81 } 81 26 IS IS % Sc Sc 80
June l6
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CoWIL,Ess' LOTTERY OFFICE. Wa

CoWLEs' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
~ street, Richmond, Virginia.
Let Lottery Vendors do and saw what thew nav
For selling prizes CoWLEs carries the day.
To-Day-Pokomoke Lottery, Glass "a, Capt..
tails: $4,000, 1000, 5000, 90 of 1000, &c. 70
Nos. Is drawn. Tickets S4-shares in proper.
tion.
Drawn Nos. Grand Consolidated Lottery, Extra,
Cas. "a:
81 81 rs IS 25 8 % Sc Sc SO
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna Lottery, Glass 80:
7 80 63 IS Is So 81 SO % rs al So 81
N. B.-Tickets in the Small Fry constantly on
hand-for sale by COWLES.
June Is
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100 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAYlfrom the Shenandoah Iron Works
II abou, the lst of April last, two Negro Men-DA
MEL and CLARKbelnnging to the Estate of The late
Miles Marques, of the county of Madison. said Ne
groes Of muiatto complexion, aged about twenty
years, and some five feet nine or ten inches high
Clark II is believed, has scar upon his face. No 9th
mark recoected.
The above reward will be given for the apprehen
sion of the Negroes if taken of the State, and Sc
cured so that can get them again-or $50 will be g.
for the securing OF either If taken out OF the
Satc-or $40 Ii taken in the Statc and secured so thai
| get them again-or $40 for either one.
THOMAS N. WEIGH,
Executor Of Miles Marques, deceased.
Madison co., Va, May a3-ctf
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The additions, consisting in part Of large granary,
baths partions blinds, &C, add considerably 10 the
value Of the property, and the repairs charged with
them-new CRATES manlles, floors stills. pillars, doors,
windows, &c, are such neces airy at the time
of the purchase, and arc exclusive Of those resulting
from occupation In letter before me, am informed
by Mr. Samuel Marx that this property cost his father
over si5U0O 10 its then condition. the cost to me, DC
tobrr lSI9, was, rs above, S3l offer u thaving
myself paid every dollar OF the purchase money IN less
than day from The sale) At S23 OUO-and VIII not only
arrange the payments to sun the convenience OF the
purchaser hut will be- willing 10 receive houses IN ch
nond lands, stocks other productive property, at
fair valuation, IN exchange
desire much To sell, exchange for other property,
the Lot on the OF and 9Th streets, opposite Inc
dwelling of VIM. Barrett, Esq.
The two large Tenemens on the adjoining corner
NOW occnprrd as Boarding School by Mrs Cen Car
rnghDn are for rent from The Isl oet1ncr hen.
AppIyto GLohuL lhl LIN
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For the En1nii,

For tie Enquirer.
MIR. W. T."-Sir: You need not give yourself
any trouble about Mr.. Bolts; he has not gone far,
assure you. Won't tell you where he is a, this
time-but il he is not al "Negrofoot," look in al,
"Loso AND HUNGRY" aud if be amt in "them fx-
ms" why, he is mo where" Enquire of Mr.. p,
of Loudoun; be can Tell you.
Yours, HANOVER
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MANAGERS oFFICE-D. PAINE & co.
lyl Richmond Va

1fl Richmond Va.
ANOTHER PRIZE OF $4,000 SOLD!
PAlNE's LOTTERIES ALWAYS AHEAD!
Halt Ticket, 8 81 Al, the highest CAPITAL Of
Si2,ooO, sent from this agency 10 c. B. LUCK,
and by him sold-making Grand Capitals OF
$4,000 dollars, OF $4,000, Of 5000, of 5000,
and numerous smaller ones sent in Lotteries
under the management OF d. PAINE & co. TO
Richmond: Persons wanting prizes must invest
in PAlNE's Lotteries.
This Day-l2,000 Tickets 4.
See the brilliant Scheme for the Nth instant,
under PAINE'S managemen,-6OO 600 Capital
20 drawn ballots. June is
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TERRIBLE FIRE IN NORFOLK.

TERRIBLE FIRE IN NORFOLK.
'aGedis'ressing news by passengers 10 yes.
,ooa, Q; a destructive fire 10 Norfolk. AT
e the ooa, le:t, j; IS reported that asleast so
ss houses had been consumed, and The fire
aging. Anoihc, account states that The
seoni Rock Wednesday night on Broad
s:s,, and extended from the river TO the
/ ',s do'el. One hundred houses had been
:" audIhe flames sii spreading when the
F>'A' ats. o'clock Thursday moraing. We
d ne accounts may turn out to be exag.
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June l6-ctds
VALUABLE FARM, CALLED "HALf'
SINK ~ EOR SALE

THE subscriber, in consequence of had health, is
disposed to sell privately his Farm, called "lialf
Sink" containing 437I acres, situated In the county Of
Henrico, eight miles from the city Of Richmond. This
farm sjustly regarded among the mos! valuable, for
its size, in Henrico.
The undersigned has also for sale four other Tracts
of Land Persons disposed to purchase will please
call upon me, al "Half Sink" upon Wellington
Goddn, of Richmond WILLIAM MISTON.
Uenrico. June 9Th. 1913 elm
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AUCTION SALES.
BY K. Ell Dickinson & Bro.

This Day, at 10 o'clock, will be sold Two Ne.
gro Men, one Negro Girl, one Negro Woman,
COCO Cook, Washe! and Ironer, and Two Negro
Women, with Two Children each.
K. Il. DICKINSON X BROTHER,
June lG Aucls.
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LOTTERIES.
&Iraas0aa1s ssaazs.a


no: s, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH.
~ MOND. VIRGINIA.
Let all the world ray whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. of New jersey Lottery Glass 4G:
mn 81 40 81 &c II 80 AZ IS 9.
nan Nos. II 80, prize OF + 1000.
iiait Nos. 26 80 40, prize OF 5000.
III, Eau Nos. 81 4G, prize of 500.
ihFee more prizes sold and paid by
STRaTToN.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg, No %, June 10:
80 So 81 % 26 81 2 80 40 IS 10 70
Ticket Nos. IS 40 70, prize of $500 Both
sc 65 70 2OO( sold
and paid by sTRATION
Drawn Nos. OF Leesbure, No. "a, June 18th:
IL 81 46 So Al l 40 40 62 81 o a.
ran " Nos II y AZ, prize OF 81 900; Ticket
~ ~, prize OF l00-two more, ma king twen-
y lhfee No. prizes sold and paid in the last len
says oy STRATTON.
Drawn NOS. oil Sussex Lottery, Extra, No. So:
% II y p IS II 40 &C "a Gl 65 10 60.
Ticket Nos. g. G5 66 and paid by '' ''lN
Ticket Nos. IL 20 81 sTRATToN.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
20 900 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS
do embellishments, No. IS. Capitas:-s2O, ooo
S,uUo, 1900 1900. a,l49 Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, ID
u'a"h. Iickels Sd halves 2; quarters l.
4,OO0 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
oo SSAi o1 Extra, No. So Capitals:-s4-
600, 900, 343, &C., SC. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets
81; halves SO cts; quarters 25 cts
oO,ooo DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Ii Drawn Numbers out of &C.
virginia LeesbuTg Lottery, Glass No. IS for 1913 10
sc uIa~n q. alexandria on Saturday June L. Grand
oil l'9oe 20 of 500. &c Tickets $40; halves S. quar-
iers 3u. A certificate OF - whole Tickets slOO-
shares In proportion.
ORDERS or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single tickets IN all the Lotteries will be promptly al
Tended 10, and drawings when requested Please
auuiess orders 10 N. b. S1RATTON,
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liberty MILLS FOR SALE.

THE owners ofthe Liberty Mills, in accordance With
L the wishc, of portion of the Company, have con-
ciuded offer FIR sale this well known and valuable
Milling Establishment, situated the Rapid Ann RI
yer, the county of Orange, about nine miles from
the Louisa Railroad. There four pair Of brrs, rub
her smoot machine pair of plaster and one pair OF
grist stones attached 10 this milling concern, al 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 MIL
has manufactured in about 1000 bbls Hour
The grade Of flour made al the Liberty Mills is equal 10
any made on the Eastern side vi the Blue Ridge. Fer
sons wishing 10 purchase must address the Agent, Geo.
A. Smith, Liberty Mills, Orange county, Virginia
MAY I9-ctf
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Correspondence oftde Richmond Enquirer.

BALTIMORE June l5-P. M.
FLouR-SaleS OF Howard Street al SIS 62i.
GRAIN-The market for Com and Oats is dull
Prime white corn sells al AZ "a and 46 Cts, and
prime yellow at As 50 els. per bushel.
NEW YORK, June Is, P. NJ.
FLoun-The market, with moderate bust.
ness, is 10 favor OF the buyer. Genesee brands
IS SIT S 93i.
GRAN-The market Tor Corn and Oats is dull
Prime yellow corn sells al SO cents.
CorToN-The market is very dull, without
any marked change in prices
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10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DoIJARsl
L. a Eaa ID ert7s % iii G e

Oh, tonrteenM Street, under The Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friends
ana the public in genrral that he has commenced
the business of Lottery Broker In the Office Ton l4lh
street. under the Exchange liote) formerly occupied
6y D. NJ. lloyt. and recently by Z. b. Pendleron.
Drawing OF The Sussex, Delaware, Lottery Ex.
Ira, Glass so, June 10:
% IL 70 81 IS II 49 Sc "a 81 IS 10 81.
Ticket, 49 81 70, one Of the Capitals, sold by
LAMBERT.
TODAY.
FRlDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery Glass
No IS Cap,ais: S2JUUO, 5000, &C Ike. rs Nos, -
drawn. TicketsS4; halves ,; quartersl
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex Della
ware, Lottery, Extra Glass No. 50. Capitals: Sd 900,
1000, &c. 10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81; halves SO
Cents quarters CSC.
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ID. Paine IL Go.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TIME following Brilliant Lotteries presented TO
i the patrons ofths Office for JUNE. They possess
unusual attraction and give evidence of the superior
claims of Paine's Lotteries over all others. To the
eco 900 for the oath instant, US Nos. 30 drawn bal
lots we call particular attention-a splendid Lottery
for packages. The great success which has attended
our patrons in the sale Of many splendid prizes within
he past year. will be sign post for those who are in
search OF Fortune send TO u. Paine Co.. the old
,st and lost popular Managers in the United States.
C.. w. PURCELL,
Acentfor Paine K Co, Richmond Virginia
The following prizes sent 10 this Agency in the
ast sixty days-paine's Lotteres-which continue 10
lace them ahead OF all others:
share > ~ 65-Mar - SIS ,000-sent 10 Richmond
no. Is 80 5s-hiay 10 5000 do.
Do As So 6i-May IL $4,000 do.
Do 10 Al 60-Nlay 20 $500 do.
Whole - so 57-May - 1900 do.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tue Cr 81 A al d O n


-Four doors North II Pennsylvania duenuc,
W n ington.
BEVERLY TUCKER aud JOHN l.. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for the purpose OF pi"-ecut
ne claims Of all kinds before Congcss and the seyera
Departments ufthe General Government.
AL communications, post paid, addressed to The
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given 10 the following gentlemen =
Hon. George NJ. Daas. Vice President; Hon. ~. Ma
SON. Secretary of the Savy Hon. H. j. Walker, Score
tary Of the Treasury Hon. Jno. Mclean u Supreme
Court; Hon Il. VI. L Hunter, U. ) Senate; CleineH
Cox Esq, Georgetown, u. e..
" John L. Addison, Attorney at Law, will! continue
give personal attention to business before the sevrra
Courts Of the District of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties Of Maryland and Virginia Jan. 2l-cly
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ON POINT COMFORT HOTEL.

THIS extensive and beautiful Establishment is now
open for the reception of vsiters. Surrounded en-
tely by salt wafer, it affords every facility for sea
bathing, and offers every nducement 10 the traveller
in pursuit OF health or pleasure. The Hotel Is COM
plee in all It's arrangements and no exer;ion VIII be
spared render In all respects the most agreeable
and interesting resort In the whole country.
Board, 81 90 per day.
By the week, al the rate Of so per day.
By the month, NJ tile rate of 90 per day.
Children and servants half price.
May 23-cst JAMES y. FRENCH.
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PROFESSOR FRANCOIS

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT PRINCE EDWARD COURTHOUSE.
TINE next session of NV School will commence on
the first day of juno, and end Oh tho fourth We'd
nesday of September following.
The course Of studies embraces all the SUBJECTS usu
ally taught in the best Seminaries Of the Kind.
Board for the session, S4U
Tuition including Ancient and Modern Languages Il
Music, with use of Piano, IL
April 25-c2awtl5thJe
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June s-d&claftNov.l0

MIX. CHARLES I BOTTS-
= In: You win please take notice that shall al the
= office OF William NJ. Fulton, in the city Of Rich
mond, Virginia. on Monday, the lCh day Of July next
hsr,reen The hours OF o'clock a. NJ and O'Clock,
p. 81. proceed 10 lake the dispositions Of William Nc
Claiming, II. Baldwin and Others, TO be read in evil
dence before commissioned John Shore, in suit now
pending in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ana
mond. on the Chancery side thereof, in which an
plaintiff and you defendant Should from any ea,s,
The dispositions not be commenced or compe,ea on .a
DAYS e1ceptedD at the same p!ace. and between he
same hours, until they shall be completed
Jane 7-ctf " ronpI''
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FOR SALE-A BARGAIN.

THE HOUSE and LOT ID and 9Th streets, for
i Inerly the residence Of Mr.. Joseph Marx. 10 con-
vince those disposed 10 purchase that VIII sell AT
great sacrifice. have adopted The simple but compre.
hensiye table below. which is conclusive az to that
fact. The house lot-l23 IL feet on u and 5th, ny
1870 deep will be sold separately, with No ., forty
feet on 9Th Street by 100 deepor the seven lots VIII
he sold together containing in The plan Of the city, TWO
half acrrsone fronting l63 liz fee, 9Th street, and
running back l30 GLE feet:
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IN THE COURT OF ENQUIRY.
.aesday Captain Kerr, of the Dragons,
--a examination for the defence. The
as Sun has the following:
fsy The Prosecutor, (Gen. scou-Ha. or
Nedibility OF the witness, before some to "
III martial, or cour, OF inquiry bsen \;
mpeached BY the evidence Of one or NM.
officers, specially called 10 impeach ,he
eredibilily7 ''''
nave no objection to answering tina,
ous believe it is propounded Tor The
Of insulting me. II is unbecoming ID.
.a q, ln.chief OF The U. 9. army.
al scott am under the protection o.
:" IN It's absence my sword is my pro
40 heFE-I will answer the question:
y, T., never: 1t has never been attempted
, ueo, Scout or any one else to show q
. - ev nS TO impeach my testimony
-, wsna an investigation of this charge.
" SCOT have no more Questions to
10 The witness. have summoned
,u 10 prove p what is contemplated by The
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND DANviLLE}
Or RAILROAD COMPANY, I

RicHNoNp, May 10Th, I64o
IN accordance with a resolution adopted This DAY oy
,hs President and Directors, notice is hereby gwen
ths Stockholders, that requsition OF eight dollars
ner share called for payable on the LIST OF July ensu
Ing. ,aa .x,,,ct from the Bye-
as and the orders Of the Board the money may ne
dsnosited In either of the Banks In Rlchmono,
anu Clerk Richmond and Danville Railroad Co.
E1traet from the Bye Laws.
TIL. money of the Company shall. all he deposited 10
h rank or Banks as the President and Directors
,. npescribe Certificates of such depoiite shall be
man IN the person persons depositing the same
shlch certificates shall be forthwith transmitted 10 NE
CieIa y, May l2-cwswf
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Saturday Evening,-sales close at o'cIock.
10000 DOLLARS
MAoNIFIcENT SCHEME

M GNl FICENT SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No %. TO be
Drawn AT Alexandria Capitals $50, uO0 Is O0O OU0
1000, AGO, &C. &c Nos, II drawn. Tickets slU-
shares in proportion.
20 Orders for packages, certificates OF packages.
single tickets shares in the above or in any of Mau
~ g. Co.'S Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
Every day, al prices varying from 81 to slU for tickets
Rifecrive the most prompt attention, and the draw
lnss forwarded Immediately TO distant Adventures
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
10 Recollect No3-"Theres luck in odd numbers
lays Rory O'More." June ~
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NnTI(,

e,,,,.d n The Jail OF Isle OF Wight county,
w on the l4h day of March, 1885, as runaway nav va
Nes.o feet 6, inches HIGH OF light complexion, full
Negro ,s Is has two small the back Of his e
across the first joint Of the left thumb and
appears 10 s. year, q age ad on
eon .ns n a blueish color over jacket Of dark
black Cashmere vest and an old fur hat much
oyn The owner of said negro is requested TO come
~o,m, nroye his property, pay the lawful charges,
imw, Kim away or he will be dealt with according
anu I'M $50 EDWIN l.. BALLARD, ID =,
For Josiah Eley, Sheriff Of Isle OF Wight county.
u.y I6-roaw3m
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IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Cncnf superior
| Court Of Law and Chancery, continued by ADJOURN,
ment and holden for the county o. James CITY and
CIV al Williamsburg at the Courthouse IN the said
ci,v on Saturday the 18Th day Of May, ls4s:
Ann z. Taylor, by Thomas Y. C"soi'i; ne, re1'
fncnd,
against ,,,,u, AZ 1,.o
Henley T. Jones, Administrator Of william he"IeN'
deceased Robert Morrss Executor OF Robert Mofriss'
oeceaseu' " PENDANTS.
Amonrs, other things, i, decreed and ordered mat
.,id commissioned do cause an advertiseinent 70 ne
,nb,ished for eight weeks In the Richmond enquirer
newspaper published il. the city Of Richmond r"f Az
nersons Tho may have claims against me salo ies,a
-, Thomas TAYLOR 10 come in, prove aud exhlol the
same for before said IN d or Ol
Tore The 3th day of August 1885 ana, IN uehuI' VI
pj Gaming in to prove and exhibit their claims Tor
time they are 10 be s1a aon ,aT in to
. nd exhibit their claims for settlement, not par
lies TO this suit before they are 70 be admea e' 81
~ yosss,s Of this suit TO be settled by said Commits
.ioner. Extract, III. v. IoooiLb' "
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IN cUANCERY ViRGIsIA: In Amelia County
L Court, 23d March, lsis:
richard l.. Hudson and Judy his wife, Comp'ts:

L Court, Did March, leis c,,.
against ,,, ,,.,,t
Iohn Winso, Executor Of John Hutcherson WIN.
r,n,rherson George ilutclerson, and Wary Ellen and
Nanny Jane HUTCHINSON, infant children OF James
n ,,so dsceas.d Defendants.
RMS dav came the plaintiff. by attorney, ma MED
MA hiII and the defendants, Willis George, Mary ri
In and Nancy Jane Hutchrrson, rot having entered
,her appearance and given security, according 10 ao
NJ Assembly aud rules OF this Court, ana u appearing
no, m. defendants last above named are not nhab
,an,s NJ this Commonwealth II is ordered that sld
Seendants appear here AT the next June term Of the
Court and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that
onv NJ this order be forthwith inserted In some news.
,psr nublish-d in The city of Richmond, once week
lar Two months successfully, and posted at the front
soor nj the Court House of this county.
A Copy. Teste,
April ls-cwam h. u. LEl1h, Sierh.
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LAND FOR SALE, FOR DISTRIBUTION.
InDan mr. MN CIlIr,rsrI f.IEnnn

CEDAR HILL AND SHUIlLEW GOD.
DY virtue OF decree fthe Circuit Superior Court
ID Law and Chancery for the county al New Kent,
pronounced on the 23i day of May, sis in the
pending IN said Court in the name and style of Clop
ton and others against Brumey and others, the two be-
aforementioned Tracts Of Land, lying in said county,
Of which William Brumley died seized and possessed
will be offered for sae II public auction 10 the high
est bidder at New Kent Courthouse, on the second
Thursday in August, ]s45, tbeing Cour; day These
Estates very valuable, and possess many advanta
ges. Cedar Hin lies on Pamunky river, two miles
above the Court house-nearly the whole OF the open
land has been heavily marled-the buildings are all
convenient and in good repair, and tasteluy arranged
This tract is supposed 10 contain G39 OF high land
and 200 of marsh and has on il a large quantity Of
wood near the river Shuttlewood is five miles above
the Court house-a large portion Of the open land has
also been mnred-is the rvrr-contains by esii-
mate 6S5 acres and is of the most desirable estates
In that region OF country. further description is
deemed unnecessary as il is presumed persons wishing
10 purchase will examine the land before the day of
sale.
TERMS OF sALE-For cash rs to The cost Of said
suit and the expenses Of the sale, and the residue Of
the purchase money credit a. To fourth part
thereof until the first day Of January, lsi9 one
half thereof until the first day Of January 1850 and
To the other fourth thereof until the first day OF July,
1850 upon tn. purchasers entering into bends with
good security, and executing deeds in trust the land
10 secure the payment Of the purchase money.
The title is supposed 10 he good hut we shall sell
Commissioners only. GEORGE T. BRUMLEY,
RICHMOND Il. LACY,
June l6-cids Commissioners.
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HuRLEY's OFFICE, No. lot East Main

To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says, "Come try again.
Io-Day-Friday-V Virginia Lottery, Glass 25.
Gaprals; $4,000, 5000, 1900, 5000, of 1000,
&c Gv,e Iicke's s4-shares in proportion at HUR-
To-morrow-S3O,O 900, &c. Tickets 10.
The Small Fry" az usual this week. Capt..
tai 40O0 dollars, &c. HURLEY will sell the
risk on package Of quarters for 275. 7s Nos.
II drawn. June is
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.
st j. ~ Randolph 4 Co.'S Bookstore, l2I Main Strt

HUGUENOT SPRINGS.
NOR the accommodation OF Visitors, Coaches
i connect with The James River Canal Packe
Boats at the Mauakin-Town Ferry.
June l6-dl5t
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TIE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

las RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
laomas Tinsley, whose leg was broken,
suffering much pain, and may lose his
u 6eckwilh Ia prin,er) is doing WE'LL
go man, whose lie was despaired of, will
recover. We have seen the unlucky
''ch a;e terribly smashed. l, is wonder
ne large number Of persons escaped I'M
ahsl The crushed limbers.
f Depot We saw a new and beautiful To-
Nicholas Mills" bull, at the works,
Saluger. 1t has great power and speed
: we returned from Washington, we ira.
an eiegan, and most comfortable car,
GULL BY the Richmond and Frederick..
F'mpany. 1t is upon elliptic springs, and
'"eneers remarked upon its smooth and
no,ion-free from the noise and Jar so
liant on railroads. Mr.. Sharp deserve.
;: this agreeable vehicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-16

KING & QUEEN.-The proceedings of the
ratification meeting held by The Democracy of
this county, have been received, and will be pub
lished tomorrow.