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FOR SALE.

SOS ACRES OF very Valuable Land, lying on Swift
CCC Creek, in the counties Of Chesterfield and Pow
hatan, with a good Grist Mill attached. The suhscri-
her being DESTROYS Of removing TO the South, would sell
a great bar ain In the above property. About onr-third
OF the land consists of creek and branch fats, well
drained, very fertile and productive. Distance from
Richmond twenty miles, and from another excellent
market THE Coal Mines) about FIVE miles. There are
few places comprising more adyantag es than this in
point OF hoalthfuiness, quantity aud quality Of water,
fertility OF soil. abundance Of timber, vicinity to mar
ket, &c &c. The buildings are good, particularly The
barns and dwelling house, which las, has six rooms,
independent OF sloreroom and passage.
For particulars, address Hallsbaro ?. o., Powhatan.
AorIl 9l-slms NJ. ~AI'REIII'S SALE.
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MERCHANDISE.
HaNfea "a. London.
CORNER OF MAIN AND I3rH STREETS,
RICHMOND yJpcINI.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
OFFERS for sale the largest stock of all STYLE. of
- Spring and Summer Goods usually kept in Jobbin /;
iiolises, of both Foreign and Domestic Manufacture, he
mas ever had, and al prices far below any sales he has
able heretofore IL make.
ne stock will consist Of all kinds Of Bleached and
brown nonlestics, Prints, Ginshams, and manp other
rev a;Ih handsome styles Of ladies' Dress Goods; Cam
hficss; SIX and Cotton Handkerchiefs; Tickings; Lii
men ana Cotton DTiIlinss; Linens of all kinds; Ken
.ncky Jeans; rich and fancy Ia %asimeres; Cloths Of all
and makes; and, in a word, OF all styles Of Goods
% ne found IN the largest aud best assorted Stocks, TO
Which he asks the particular attention Of dealers in
virginia aud North Carolina, feeling confident of being
iDi, 10 make sales to all who may give has stock an ex-
aih'ha,lon-his terms being the usual credits, or the
usua' discounts for cash bills. March s-dSc3mif
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C,S "a

4 II l. = - II r..
I'll conformity with Deed q Tlus, mete hy
/ +. Earsmann on me Had II Apul, Is47,
and duly recorded in ,hc Clerks Office OF Heurico
county, he subscriber, @ho Is thereby appointed
Trustee, will p:cceeti to sell at IL 0 clock, NJ
On he 18th May, upon Ii. premises, the proper
~ therein conveyed and deserted as "a certain
Tract. OF Land win is appurlenances, situate in
tie county OF l%icErIco, ahou. Two ard a halt
miles from the City Of Richmond. containing
fiy acres, more or less, near lie Williamsburg
Stage Road, about halt a mile below Hinch-
mans Tavern, being he same uac; Of land con-
veyed 10 said Bergman by Mrs. Eliza b. Full
tan, by deed recorded in The said Clerks Office
in The year 1913
Tc;iEs-cash ic! SO much OF the purchase mo-
ney as will satisfy tie lien under said deed, 10
wi: w hundred dollars viii: interest Tor twelve
months and he expenses OF sale. For the
balance, a cieditot Twelve months will be given;
the purchaser executing bond and security there
ioe, aud giving a lien upon the land 10 secure
the same, il required.
VIM. w. CRUMP, Trustee.
April Is TuLER & Cook, Aucts.
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NOTICE

TINE PAINTINGS at No. l39 Main Street
i over Messrs. Nash & Woodhouse's Store
will be removed from The City on Tuesday next
the 25th inst. Gentlemen who are desilous O
purchasing, are respectfully requested TO call be
fore that day.
April 2l-2t' HENRY BENT.
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OEcs-No. 81, Nam ST., Rehmoad, "a,
CONTINUES 10 grant po!icles on Lives only, at the
~ lovesl rates o; premium. All persons Insured inF
the term Of life are stockholders. dividends are made
annually, and thas lar have bean n per cent. IL the
premium ia over $50, 4 portion will be- loaned To tne
Insured, if he wishes. The success Of the company -
without parallel.
DrsJ. G.. MILLER, Secretary.
uNr Prospectus Of the Company can be had by call
inp nj the AGENTS Office, in Richmond, Va, no. 81,
Main street, over the store Of Judah Myers, Esl.
h. w. KNOWLES, Agent.
S.r,p. ". y corner of 5th and MARSHALL streets,
Medical Examiner. Fen. .2-hScsawh
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FoR THE ENQUIRER.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
70 he Voters elite upper part of Hanover county.
As my personal acquaintance is more limited
. your par, Of the county than in any other, l
aall, unless prevented by sickness, be at Negro.
10, on the day of election, with the view Of ex-
ending that acquaintance, as much as the time
nd opportunity will admit am ysur eandi.
fellow. citizens, not from selfish conside.
1!ious, but for the single and holy purpose OF
union, harmony and CO operation in the
brotherhood. Should the result on
re day of election prove that have failed in
N, purpose, / shall at least enjoy the consola-
on Of having conscientiously done my duty to
party and my cause, at the risque even Of
:~oi!ical mariyrdom.
EZEKIEL S. TALLEY.
Hanover. April IL, 1873.
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VALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.

WILL be sold u he highest bidder, on SA-
w TURDhY, the Oh dav 0! May, al IL, Nj,
on lie premises, a valuable Tract OF Land, lying
on both sides Of Norh Run, seven miles North Of
Richmond, bounded b. the read leading 10 Lou
i>a {. House, on the one side, and he Coal Pit
road on The oiter, containing in all about $50
acres, 275 .! which are well wuCded, The balance
III a good sale oil cultivation. On The premises
is a good dwelling house, recently thoroughly re-
paired, VITA all necessary out houses, such as
kitchens, quarters, barns, slablrs, carriage house,
&c. II desiied, j; Will he divided in two or more
tracts. Sale positive, ard without The leas, re-
serve.
TERMS-Onc.fourl Of The purchase money
will be required in tour months, without ~ip,eles,
the balance in one, two and three years, with
interest from day Of sale.
Immediately al er The sale OF the Farm, will be
sold, upon a crcdi, Of .our months, the purchaser
giving negotiable notes with approved endorser,,
loar or five very fine Mules, and several Horses.
SAML. COTTRELL, JR.
II Sale conducted BY
ToLER s. COOK, Auct..
Eprii l9-dSrfis
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CIOthing! Clothing
KEEN. CHILES g. co,

No. l02, MAN Strict,
1IAVE now on hand, a full and we'll selected
IL assortment, of Ready-Made Clothing, OF the
newest styles, and good qualities, Of their own
make, warranted equal TO any ever sold IL The
Richmond, or any other market
Fine black Dress Goats
Do do Frock, do
Foil de Nord d. new
Plain and check Linen do
Erminetie Frock and Sack do
Do new style cul; elegant doeskin Pants
French cord Pants; plain and fg'd silk Vests
Bombazine and Merino Cord, DO
White and colored Marseilles, do
Satin, Valencia and Cashmere, do
Black and brown Cashmereite Goats,
Single miiled Ciolh do
Beautiful Check Linen, new styles
Plain bro. Linen Sacks; gold mixed Cashmcre,,e
do
Shirts; Bosoms; Collars; Stocks; suspenders (;
Gloves; / Hose
Crayal-Stifners; Neck.Tie,; Cravals, &C., of the
latest patterns.
For bargains, call on
April 81 KEEN, ChILEs & co.
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NOTICE.

THE Stockholders OF the Richmond, Frede.
i ricksburs and Potomac Railroad Company
are hereby notified that III. Annual Meeting Of
the said Company will be held on The last Mon
day Of May, being The 29th day of the month, at
the Office OF the Company, in the city of Rich
mond, al IL o'clock, M.
April2l C. w. MACMURDO, Treasurer.
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fIAaRIsos c
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-. Northern cars arrived yesterday, II
soo,ed tha, the crowd had destroyed Inc
Sa' in the National Era, abolition, ONCE
'F,;oeton. But, as the telegraph does not
% !, il must be a mistake. The excite
'uN~ washington must be intense.
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UCTIO N.

A GENTLEMAN and his WIFE, who have iaIsht FOR
u mamr years. wish 10 locate themselves ~ scfie
healthy town. They are prepared 10 condnct a Female
School second 10 none In the country, and VIII ilisnlsh
testimonials az To responsibility, qualifications anu
mast success, which cannot fiil 10 give saiisiact:on.
Address N. B.-caIe of >. X. Bal, Chr.''fiowh,
Ksnt County. Md. April ll-cit.
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20 nan D0IIAPSI

$4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class ls, 10 be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, April 29th,
ls4S. 70 Nos, 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals:
/ prize Of $4,000 ! prize OF $4,000
$4,000 $500
I" 10000 10 1000
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . so.
" In purchasing by the packagc,d deduct the price Of
three Tickets.
or Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above, or IN any other Lottery, drawing
daily, tprice Of Tickets from 81 Ia $50 under eur ma
n%agement, address us, or G. w. PURCELL,
Agent for ID. PAINE & CO.. Richmond, Va.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
TNck er ~ "A a Ct iSOM
GENERAI

OFFICE on SIXTH STREET. &c liEMAN's BUILDINGS
-Four doors N0rth Of Pennsylvania Auennc,
WASN'T II =
BEVERLY TTCKER and JOHN T.. ADDISON have
u associated themselves lor the purpose OF piosecut
inc claims o. fall kinds before Congress and the several
Departments fthc General Government.
AL communications, post paid, addressed to The
ahove, shall receive prompt attention.
reference is given 10 the fol;owin. gentlemen =
Hon. George VI. Dallas, Vice President; Hon. ~. Ma
son, Secretary Of the Navy; Hon. X. J. Walker, Secn-
iary of the Tr-lSury: Hon. Jno. Mclean, u ). Supreme
Court; Hon. X. NJ Hunter, u Senate; Clement
Cox, ESP, Georgetown, u. q.
VI John f.. Addison, Attorney 81 Law, will continue
To give personal attention 10 business before the several
Courts Of The District OF Columbia, and the adjoining
counties of Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cIy
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Artificial Teeth.


a CARD.-Having determined 10 discontinue
a the practice OF Dentistry in this city on the
10th INST, would return my Acknowledgements
10 my friends and The public Tor The liberal pat
ronage have received, and recommend to their
notice MIR. john Mcconnell, Dentist, who will
axe my cfice and continue the insertion OF Por-
celain Teeth in full sets, carved ON blocks, with
imitation gums, such as have been usins-,he
superiority of which over all others now in use.
is universally acknowledged by those who have
practically tested their merits.
E. CHANDLEE, Dentist.
Governor ST., next 10 The Richmond House.
JOHN MCCONNELL will continue the in.
sertion OF Porcelain Teeth carved ON blocks, in
whole or paris OF sets, in the style and manner
p~ractised by MIR. E. Chandlee, and will make use
of the Teeth made by Mr.. C. These Teeth pos.
sess many advantages over those without gums,
one OF the greatest Of which il supplying paris
lost by absorption where the natural teeth have
been extracted, thereby restoring the face to its
former and natural shape. They are also much
more natural in appearance than any other kind
OF artificial teeth.
JOHN MCCONNELL, Dentist,
Governor Street.
NIB. The Office formerly occupied by Mr.
Chandlee is for rent-apply to
April i2-T&Ftf J. NC
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TANNEaY FOR RENT or LEASE.

THE subscriber offers for rent or Lease, on favorable
terms, an extensive Tan Yard, with the necessary
buildings, including %cnrryina, and located in the city Of
Norfolk, being The only one III that section Of country
The Norfolk market affords n plentiful supply Of most
desirable hides, nd he adjacent country an ample
supply of bark. Possession given immediately.
Address JOHN T.. DOYLE, Norfolk, Va.
A-I -
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Saturday Evening,-Sales close at 5 o'cock.
ESQ O00i 10000! l5.OOOl 100000

orl5 DraNvn Nos. ont OF 75.lN
The VA. LEESRURG LOTTERY, Class No. To-
Tickets S2O-halvrs, quarters and eiehilis in proper
ton.
or A discount OF three Tickets, or Shares, made on
packages al this Office.
a packare of wholes % for %, at $40, casts $40
Warranted 10 draw $500 gross-nttt 2i5
Risk on a package OF whole Tickets, SIS
for which amount, III preferredl a certificate can he
obtained, emitting the holder Iss-al al ina, u may draw
over and above the amount oil S205, allowed III the pnr,
chase-packages of shares on like terms.
nT orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets or shares IN the above, or III any OF Man
every day, al prices varying from 81 10 Blu for tlcksis,j
will eceive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately to distant adventures,
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, w.
uy Reco!lcct No. 3-''There's luck IN odd numbers,
says Rory O,Nore.n April IL
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VIZ J. BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppo-
w . site Exchange Hotel.
Ho, ye who pant for yellow GOLD,
Or wish, with cash, TO cut 4 Fl guro:
Call ere the prizes all ara sold
The .siG oSxs' can he had Of BIGGER
For To.Day-Capi;alr 81 900, 5000, 1900,
1850, l.l50, q priz-s of 500, IS Nos. Is dTaw n
SAFES close al S P. Nj. Tickets 3.
Drawn Nos. of New Jersey, Class 30:
As 80 81 Al 80 33 90 "a 60 81 50 8 %.
mil 81
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ryNO TIE STOCKHOLDERS Of TIE LOUISh
Il RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of 9Th
March. lsi7:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz In
addition 10 the sum OF three dollars called for, five dol
lars, payable on th- first dag OF each Of The months Of
March. April, ;lay, August, September, October and
December, and ten dollars on the first day of each Of
the months ~oiirHe, July aud November, on each share.
Subscribers in Augusta will pay in the Bank n
SlaunIon; IN Alhemarle in the Bank al charlottesville;
and chose in Richmond, in the Bank Of Virginia, 10 the
credit ofihe Louisa Railroad Company. Punetuohty is
important, as interest nil be due on each ins:dimtat If not
pad. by order Of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Beaver Dam Depot, Feb. a2-ci]rc.l
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COWLES' LOTTERY ioFFICE. Wall
" street, Richmond, Virginia.
Let Lottery Vendors do and say what they may,
For selling prizes CoWLES carries the day.
For This NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Glass l6.
Capitals: sl2, 600, 5000, 5000, 5 Of 1000, 5 OF
500, &c. 70 Nos. II drawn ballots. Tickets 81;
shares in proportion.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, Glass 81:
a SIS 26 60 SO 81 81 81 AZ 81 8 50.
Whole Nos. 8 50 81, a capital Of 5000; half
Nos. 26 81 SIS, capital Of SlO00-both returned
in one lottery 10 The Managers, for want Of a puff
chaser, by COWLES.
For Prizes, call at The lucky Office of
April 81 COWLES.
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NOTICE.

IN consequence of the death Of The Senior partner of
: the concern, ani being unable 10 c.vc The Business,
myself, that personal attention which It's welfare de.
rsnds, am disposed 10 .ell all the stock, fixtures aud
aipurtrnances in and belonging Ia the Store lately &C
clpie,l hy us al The Gofdoasyille Depot, Orange coiin-
T., 10 any one wiling 10 embark IN such a business
such IN opportunity 10 4 young man ofnofcrate means
bu. rarely occurs. II Is no mSre experiment. which
may y. mnsucc ss:ni-bui, hdyiE. been established
more than i've years. the store la5 a good run Of Gus.
tom, has 50 far proved profitable, and only needs indus.
try and attention 10 make i, continue so TO be-. Per
sons willing 10 purchase will find me disposed 10 make
the terms asfavorable as possible.
r. 4. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton & Williams.
Rirhuoud Trr 7 IStT-ctf
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WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

NOTlCEis hereby given. that the Board of Visitors of
~ William and Mary College, in Virginia, at their
annual convncation, 10 be holden on the llth day Of
July next, viii proceed 10 appuint six Professors, one Of
whom 10 be The President ri the College.
]. Of Political Economy and History
=. OF Mathematics and Astronomy
3. VI Natural Philosophy aud Chemistry, including
Agricultural Chemistry
4. OF Moral Philosophy
S. OF Constitutional and Municipal Law
Il. OF Ancient Languages.
The salary OF each Professor Is GOO dollars. paid
half yearly, To which will be added the fees fer tickets
tothe different Lectures. The President, in edition 10
free Of rent, aud 10 have the use Of the College, garden
end lots.
Applications addressed 10 ME will be laid before the
Board. T.. M~cIANULiSH,
March 2s-cwtlstJuly Rector.
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e TEMPERANCE NOTICE.-Addresses
apon This subject will be delivered at the Lecture
ao.ns Of Centenary and Sycamore Churches,
'na at 's Armory, this evening. The public
ne respectfully invited to attend. April2I
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morning there was a severe sn"e
%iss'e,a", rs our tears-bu, still trust that the
- re. and shrubs, which are now IN ,un
al '. .,s no, seriously injured. The ~ea'ner
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AUCTION SALES.
by e. IL. Dickinson & Bro
NEGROES

This Day, al 10 O'Clock, will be sold 4 Negro
Girls, II 10 20 years cd, J Negro Man, and l
Negro Woaaan End : Children.
II. DICKINSON * BRO, Aucs.
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:. urgent solicitation OF his friends, Gen.
- Claw OF Campbell has consented to serve
o.u,nse, if elected. Dr.. c. L. Oliver isal.
~, 1sbell, Democratic candidate for senate
.u,se The mos, favorable impression in Lynen'
=, and Campbell county. So says 'he LsneA'
~ Republican.
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E0 E2HIsdek.G

THE undersigned, Commissioners, will receive bids
, for the building a Poor House, In the county OF
Mecklenburg, until the Isl day of My next. The
building Is In contain ten connected single story rooms,
Is aud 20 feet square, 9 feet pitch. with one fire place,
two IL light windows, and one door 10 each room.-
Tie walls arc 10 be Of brick. faced inside, and whIte.
washed, the joisl 10 he lathed and plastrr-L-all The
timber about the building, which will be exposed 10 The
weather, 10 be of good heart pine, The r0of 10 proJec. so
as u cover I walk way ofsiy feet in fruRt-;ie ma;eIi-
ais IRE To be Of the best kind, and the work 10 be- exc
cuied IN a plain, substantial mluner-,ae whole To he
completed by lst December next. Tic underwriters
will have the privilege OF getting timber and making
brick for the building on the premises. Bids will be re.
ceivcd for the brick and wood work jointly or sepa.
rately-for the brick work, the bids must state the
price By the thousand.
GEO. DGERS
L. K. CHAMBERS,
III ). HUTCHINSON,
ALFRED BOYD,
PHILIP RAINEY,
BoylIon. Anril ,s-cw3w Commissioners
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r UcK's OFFICE, No. 5 Exchange Hotel,
This Day-sla,OOo Capital prize. 70 Nos,
10 dra wn. Tickets 4.
To-Morrow-A brillian, scheme-Capilals !:
$40. 600, l OF IL, 1000, l Of 5000, 10 OF 1000. 10
Of $500, 10 Of 1900, 10 of 1000, &c. 70 Nos,
Ia drawn. WhoIes 10.
Ifyou want prizes buy your Tickets a. No. S.
Exchange Place. April 81
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II SAMSON DIVISION, No. L., SONS OF
TEMPERANCE.-Ycu are requested to meet at
your Hall on Friday, 2lst instant, at 8 o'clock,
A. M. By order of the Division.
THOS. ]. BAGBY, R. 8.
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Arabian Horse, shaheen.

This Horse is believed In he the finest
b1[N specimen of the Arabian race ever imported
HS into the United States. He was purchased
Lby our Minister al Constantinuple after
much experience in the observation of the horse Of that
country, and numerous efforts TO find an animal of tie
hest blood and finest parts. lie believes that he fully
succeeded, as an extract from one Of his letters, hereto
appended, amply shows. II IL deemed unnecessary To
publish his Arabian pedi gree in the original or translated
form, as il would be unintrliigble 10 most PERSONS
but II can be seen by all those who are curious on such
subjects.
He will commence the present season ri Loretto, in
the county of EssrI, on the End day of April, where he
viii remain until the dIh; thence 10 Tappaliannock, 10
remain till the 7th; thence 10 Ayieit's, 10 remain till the
10Th; and thus 10 the end OF the season-naking his APP
pcardnce every 9Th day at each stand.
The season win be $50; Insurance $50; and n single
leap $40. In each case 81 must be paid 10 The groom.
WIN. BOULWARE.
ExrtGe, Of the Letter referred 10 ADORE:
LEGATION or TIE UNITED STATES,
cONSTAETlNOPLE.
Dear Sin Your horse, Shaheen, is Of The hest Ara
ban race, and the finest horse in this city. His Majes-
", The Sultan, has no: his equal in his numerous stud.
lie Is the subject Of general admiration on the Part of
The Turks Whenever lie IL taken ont. | deem myself
exceedingly fortunate IN having obtained HIM, &c.
Very truly, yours, &c, DABNGY :. CARR.
March 3l-cStf
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Esy EoIer & Cock.

BRICK TENEMENT AT AUCTION.
EITlLL be sold, on SATURDAY, the 22nd
w instant, al 8 o'clock, a small Brick Tcne-
menl on Penit,n'iary Hal, Greens Row.
TERAs-O:c-aiT cash balance ia 9 months,
without interest. TOLER & COOK,
April II Auctioueers.
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SENATORIAL ELECTIONS

SENATORIAL ELECTIONS.
THE Sheflfs Of the counties Of Isle of Wight,
\ Prince George, southampton, Surry and Sussex;
Mecklenbnrg and Halifax; Buckingham, Appnmattox,
and Campbell; Accomack, Northampton,
son, Orange, iappahannock and Greene; Frederick,
Jefferson and Clarke; I%azeweli, Wythe, Gnyson,
Smyth, Carroll and Pulaski; Gfrenbrier, Monroe, Giles,
Montgomery, Floyd. Mercer and Pulaski; and tie Mayor
OF the City Of Williamsburg wil take notice that
elections are TO be held n their Court Houses, and other
places appointed by law Tor holding elections, To
choose Senators 10 represent their respective districts
in the next General Assembly.
April 7-cw3w A. HANSFORD, e.. $.
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Creek Nation Prize sDsHce,

NTO.l0 EAST MAIN STREET, RicAmond
IN Virginia.
SCHEMES FOR APRIL, 1913.
G0,0O0 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leeshurs Lottery, Glass Ii, for 1919, 10 be
drawn at Alexandria, on Saturday, hprll22d. I5drawn
Nos. in a package Of IS Tickets. Magnificent Schemes:
$50, 900, 20,OOO, $4,000, l0,0On, 5,f0u, 3 of 1000, 3 Of
1000, 4 Of 500, 20 OF 900, 20 Of 800, &c. Tickets
$50; halves 10; quarters5. a certificate Of a package
of IS Tickets will be sent for S200-siarrs in proportion.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesbnrg Lottery, Class II. for Isis, 10 be
drawn at Alexandria. Saturday, 4 pril 29.h. G5 VI Lot
tery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: Sin,G0n,
10000, 5000, $500, 2,352. nc. Tickets sl2i halves q;
quarters 3.
JERSEY LOTTERIES FOR APRIL, 1915
April 26-Capi,al SIS, COZ. Tickets $40. - Nos, IA
drawn.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares, in any &c the above Schemes, addressed 10
tho undersigned, will receive the most prompt atren-
tion, and an account OF each drawing forwarded as
soon as it is received.
N. D Hurley pays postage on all letters 70 and
from his office.
i%Iurley's rule is Ia cash all prizes at sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold BY u,itr vendors.
Hurley has Al all times a complete assortment of
Tickets, ranging In price from 81 In $50.
Please address your ordeisto WIN. HURLEY,
No 10, Main street, Richmand, Va.
P. S.-All busine IS strictly confidential. March 20