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Artificial Teeth,

A CARD.-Having determined 10 disconlinu,
n the practice OF Dentistry in This city on III,
18th inst, I would return my acknowledgment
10 my friends and The public Tor The liberal pat
ronage / have received, and recommend to ther
notice MIR. John Mcconnell, Dentist, who viii
take nv office and continue the insertion OF Por
celain Teeth in full sets, carved on blocks, with
imitation gums, such as | have been %using-lhe
superiority OF which over all others nov in use
is universally acknowledged by those who have
practically tested their merits.
Z. CHANDLER, Dentist.
Covernor nj. neYt In The Richmond House
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rEMAI,E SCHOOL IN pOWHATAN.

FEMALE SCHOOL IN PUWHATAN.
TUE subscriber, with the view Of educating his
L children, has opened q Female School q. his resi-
drpce, under the direction Of a young lady, IN virgil
MAN by birth, education and mannr,,) who IS in every
respect well qualified to teach the English branches 81
useful education. I would take some two or three
boarders If desired. Terms $500 board and tuition
far The scholastic year 1f ten months, " in that ratio Tor
a shorter ncr:od; payment to be made IN AL cases IN
Advance. Address Jefferson Post Office, Pnwhatnn.
snr;i 1-cw2w THOMA l.. IOBSON.
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PIANOS IN PaRNVILLE,

THE subscriber has just received TWO more Pianos,
4 from the mandatory oil Measrs. Kngbr & Gackle.
IN Bnliimofr-onr Of six oct1vrs, the other of six and
three quarters ocia9ei Both Instruments ARE OF very
superior tone, aud one OF them il finished In a style
nncornmonly beauiiiul. They are warranted 10 he
equal 10 any instruments in tie country for durability
ard tone. Prices are very low.
Apriill-c3t+ 4. 7. BfGLOW
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LIN s y

A GENTLEMAN and his Wife, who have taught for
IA many years, wish 10 locate themselves In some
healthy town. They are prepared 10 conduct a Female
School second to none In the country, and Will furnish
testimonials AZ to responsibility, qualifications and
past success, which cannot fail 10 give satisfaction.
Address ". B.-care Of s. Y. Ball, chestertown,
Kent County, Md. April ll-ci,'
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NOTICE is hereby given. that the Board of Visitors OF
IN William and Mary College, in Virginia, at their
annual convocation, 10 be holden on The I'm day oi
July next. will proceed 10 appoint SIX Professors, one OF
whom 10 be the President nf the College.
l.. or Political Economy and History
.. OF Mathematics and Astronomy
5. or Natural Philosophy and Chemistry, including
Agricultural Chemistry
4. Uf Moral Philosophy
S. OF Constitutional and Municipal Law
6. OF Ancient Languages. j,
The salary Of each Professor is 900 dollars. paid
half yearly, TO which will be added The fees for tickets
ia The different Lectures. The President. in addition To
these, will be entitled 10 occupy Tue frssiaentS mouse
free Of rent, and TO have the use Of the College, garden
and lots.
Board. II. mcIAN'LuSh,
Mach 1S-rWtlstJuly Rector.
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E. CHHNDLEE, DENTIST.
Governor st., next 10 The Richmond House

JOHN MCCONNELL will continue The in
sertion OF Porcelain Teeth carved On blocks, in
whole or parts oil sets, in the style and manner
praciised by Mr.. E. Chandlee, and will make use
ofthe Teeth made by Mr.. C. These Teeth pos
sess many advantages over those without gums,
one OF the greatest Of which 10 supplying paris
lost by absorption where the natural teeth have
been extracted, thereby restoring The face 10 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 l2-T&Ftf I. MIC
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$4,000 DOLLARSl

$4,000 DOLLARSl
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass is, TO be drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, April 29th,
1913. 70 Nos, l3 drawn.
Grand Capitals:
l prize Of s5O,O00 prize Of $4,000
$4,000 l $500
l g" 10000 ~ goo
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters Q 50.
ar In purchasing by the package, deduct the price Of
three Tickets.
pr Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above, or IN any otner Lottery, drawing
daily, (priee of Tickets from s. TO s20,l under eur ma
napemsnt, address us, or G.. w. PURCELL,
Agent for ID. FAME & CO., Richmond, Va.
Ill
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NoWLES' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
y street, Richmond, Virginia.
Let Lott-ry Vend~ss do Sud say what they may,
POT selling prizes CoWLES carries the day.
For This Day, Friday-Pokomoke, Class IA.
(%,pitals: Sl4, 600, 1000, 5000, 1000, 20 of 1000,
I, &c. 70 Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets S4-shares
proportion.
Drawing of Susquehanna, Glass 30:
= 10 II as l9 4S l6 81 So So 3 4023 &c Al 8 81.
Ticket, Nos. l6 81 40, a Capital of $500, sold
pa id by COWLES.
snril IA
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DABNEY P. GOOCH,
Commission Merchant,

RICHMOND, VA.
OFFICE on Cary Street, between the Basin
~ and Columbian Hotel.
Anril id-cl0uS
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OFFICE, No. loa East Main

|HURLEY's OFFICE, No. 100 East Main
I'll Street.
We will not boast. Allow US 10 say,
HrRLRy sells prizes every day.
The Creek Office cgain in thes6eld ! A prize
$500 sold yesterday by HURLEY. Here is
L .rawing:
Pawn Nos. of New Jersey Lottery, Class 60:
Ss A 23 so 26 6S SO "a % 80 20 i3.
Icsel Nos. 20 80 So. a prize Of $500, sold
10 Pal! at sigh, by HURLEY.
To-day-S,a,e Lottery draws at Petersburg
apiisls 500 5000, i,6T2, 5 Of 1000, 6
sses So. Sales close a, S o'clock a, HUR
tsYsCREEK OFFICE, below The Old Mar
I, April ID
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April la-dltsc9daaw,ds
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
D~ENTONSVILLE FOR SALE

THE subscriber having purchased n farm OH James
i River, now offers for sale hiI excellent aud well
known stand for a Store and iavern-Port Office, Pre-
ciact Election and Muster Ground already established
at the place. IL Is situated IN the county Of Hanover.
- miles North west OF Richmond, on the old Noun
tain road, and on the waters of Aliens creek, con
tanning brlween siy aud seven hundred acres, hui
Will be surveyed about three hundred ncfes Of wood
land, and fifty acre. of good creek low ground. A
part Of the high lnnd ~ highly improved. II IL In a
healthy and agreeable nrislborhood. There h a spring
of excellent water within twenty steps Of the coor.
The dwelling house has eight rooms with eight nre
places, including store room, dining room and cellar,
three closets, ali well finished, and painted sf inside
and out; good kitchen; smoke house: lumber h0nse, and
a neat little cfiire in The yard; Ocrrsrer's house; Black
smiths shop; framed stable, with :rannry and caniage
house attached; Two corn cribs; barn, with thrssliing
machine; ice house; four negro houses, mud another
dwelling house about three quarters If n mile off; a
large and productive garden, well set ont wih flowers,
herbs, shrubbeTy Calawba grapes, and other select
fruit; a young apple orchard, of about one hundred
trees of choice fruit, and just beginning 10 bear, and
about the same quantity of peach trees, of the best
kinds; and, in fact, for every convenience, there IS no
place that can surpass this
II the above property ia not disposed Of priyatclj ~
the 1T Of August next, II will then be advertised - tr
sold nj public auction, To III. highest bit!s.
TERMS VIII be made easy, and made known on APP
plication to me. A.. DENTON
Ian. 9S-Clafl9t
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ISCELLANEOUS
United STATES Hotel.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.
HAVING purchased Mr.. +. Halls interest in this es-
II Enlistment, We beg leave TO inform our friends
and the travelling community that the house is now
open for the reception Of visiieIs. Its situation h-ing
only 4 few minutes walk from the Railroad Depot and
the Capital, renders II one oil the most drsiroils iora.
tions in the city.
BY giving our personal attention 10 our guests, we
hope to merit a share Of public patronage.
March 25-eolm HAN, YELERTE 6 co
NOTICE.
THO II STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
L RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act Of 9Th
March, ls47:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz: In
addition 10 the sum 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 o%fJune, July ami November, on each share
Subscribers in Augusta will pay in the Bank At
Staunton; in Alhemarlc. in the Bank NJ Charlottesville
and those in Richmond, in the Bank Of Virginia, To the
credit of the Louisa Railroad Company. PunetuGihy Is
important, as interest uii be due on each fpstdiHeat II not
paid. BY order of the Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
naa-.x n1,. n..unf E.l k1-rtn.-
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IN CHANCERY-VIRAnt. AT Rules held in The
1 Clerks Office of the County Court OF Buckingham,
on Monday, the 9th day Of March, le4s:
Frederick b. Scniges and Virginia his wife, and Da-
mel p. Perkins and Elvira his wife, formerly Elvira
Scruggs, Plaintiffs
against
George P. IIoleman, administrator Of Vincent v.
Scrnggs, deceased, and in his own right, and Martha
his wife, formerly Martha Scruggs, John II. Scrlggs.
Hector w. Scruegs, and Mary A. his wife, James
l. Scruggs and Sarah his wife, and Marcus L.
Scruggs, Defendants.
The defendants, James l. scrn2es and Marcus T.
ScrlGgs, not having entered their appearance and given
security according 10 the act of Assembly and The rules
&c this Court, and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are no, inhahtant. OF this country, IL i order
I'd, that the absent defendants do appear al n Court TO he
holden for the said county, at the Court House, on the
second Monday in July next, 10 answer the bill of Tie
plaintiffs; and Thai a COPY OF this order he forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper published in the City of Rich.
mond, for two months successfully, and posted al the
front door ofShe Court House q this county.
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April 7-cwam 0'r R. ELDRIDCE, c.

TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held IN The
L Clerks Office Of The Superior T.. urt of Chanrrry for
The Richmond Circuit, The 7th day of March, loi5:
The President, directors and Company of the Bank
Of Virginin, Plaintiffs
against
Sheldon 7. Church, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named mol having entered his
appearance and given security, according Ia The ACT Of
Assembly and The rules of this Court, and IL appearing
by satisfactory evidence that lie is NOT an inhabitant OF
this Commonwealth, IL is ordered, that the said defend
ant do APPEAR here, al the rules 10 be held for The said
Court, on the first Monday in May next, and answer the
bills of the plaintiffs; and that n copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
city Of Richmond for two months successfully. and
posted Al thn front door Of the State Count. house, In the
said city. a Cnpy-Ttste,
M~arch8-cw2m p. ROBERTS, GIN.
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uCK'S OFFICE, No. 5 Exchange Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
FOat Capitals sold and paid by LUCK yesser.
fy' az 10 one Lottery.
Drawn Nos. Susquehanna, Glass 20:
d Hl IS i 94S l6 81 SO So 40 % sc AZ 8 81
so'. 3 l6 p, a prize Of Sl25-Nos. 8 10 II,
a'as OF l25-Nos. 8 10 70, a prize Of 100
80 4s sc, a prize Of 100 -Alls sold and cash.
i0!. Oay-sl4,oo0 Capital Prize, 20 Of 1000,
T. mos Is drawn. Tickets 4.
roi large Prizes, call on LUCK. April IA
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LOTTERIES
Lalnbert,s iii e,

On Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
THOMAS LAMBERT espectfullyinform his friends
L and The public In general, that he has commenced
the business of II Lottery Broker, in the Office ION l4th
street, under the Exchange hotei,1 formerly occupied
by d. nj. Hoyt. and recently by e. Is. Pendleton.
Drawing Of Sussex, Delaware, Lottery, Extra,
No. IS, March 25:
"a SO IA Is Is Is 81 81 So Q u II 81.
Whole Ticket, Nos. Is So IS, one OF The Ca
pitfalls, sold by LAMBEkI.
TODAY.
F~RIDAY-Ths Virginia Monongalla Lottery, Extra,
Class No. Z, to be drawn at Petersburg. Capital; SlO,-
900 66 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 50; halves ! 81; quar-
tiers IS cents.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex DELI !
ware, Lottery, Extra, Class No. 81. Capital: S4,uoo.
IS Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets ST.; halves 50 cents; quar-
ters 25 cents.
Saturday Evenlng,-sales close at S O'Clock.
$4,000 DOLLARSl
HANDSOME SCHEME!
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass No. Is, 10 be
drawn at Alexandria. Capitals: Ss5,OOo, a5,oOo, io.VVo'
DC, Lowest three number prize 5000. Tickets SlO-
shares in proportion.
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AFKTL ED.
$6O,OOO! 10000! $4,000! 10000!

arl5 Drawn Nos. out OF 75.i9
The VA. LEESBURG LOTTERY, Glass No. 10
Tickets S2O-halves, quarters and eighths in proper
tion.
aJ- A discount Of three Tickets, or Shares, made on
a package of wholes 25 for %, at $40, costs s44O
yvarra sisd IN draw 5000 pross-nett a55
Risk on a package of whole Tickets, sls5
for which amount, (f preferredl a certificate can bu
obtained, emitting the holder 10 NIL that il may draw
over and above the amount of S255, allowed In the pur.
| chase-packages Of shares on like terms.
or Orders for packages, certificates of packages,
! single tic kets or shares in the above, or In any OF Mau
ry 4 Co.'s Lotteries, lof which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from 81 to SlU for tickels,)
| will eceive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ines forwarded Immediately to distant Adventures,
~ THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
ocr Recolieet No. 3-'There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory o'Nore." hprh ~
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NOTICE.

TN consequence of the death of the Senior partner Of
L lhr concern, and being unable 10 give the business,
myself, that personal attention which its welfare de.
mands, | am disposed 10 sell all the STOCK, n1ltre1 ana
appurtrnances in and belonging 10 the Store la,ri? &C
cupird by us ut the GordonSville Depot, Orange c"un-
", to any Que willing 10 embark III such u business
Such an opportunity TO a young man niinodera,- means
but rarely occurs. II is no mere experiment., which
NAV be unsuccessful-but, having been established
more than five years. the store has 4 good run Of Gus
tom, has so Gar proved profitable, and only needs indus
Try and attention 10 make II continue 80 Ia he. Per-
sons willing 10 purchase will find me- disposed Ia make
the terms "a favorable rs possible.
r. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton s. Williams.
Richmond. Dec. Z. lsd7.-cn
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TANNERY FOR RENT OR LEASE.

TIME subscriber offers for rent ar lease, on favorable
i terms, an extensive Tan Yard, with the necessary
buildings, including c%urrying, and located IN the city OF
Norfolk, being the only one IN that section Of country.
The Norfolk market affords n plentiful supply OF most
desirable hides, and the adjacent country an ample
slnply of bark. Possession given immediately.
Address JOHN L. pOfLE, Noflnik, Va.
A,r;I f-rEfif
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so n nO1J ApS CAPITAL

$4,000 DOLLARS CAPITAL!
susquchanna Lottery, Glass 20, to he drawn at Balti.
more on Wednesday, April 26, 1913. IS Nos Is drawn.
Grand Capitals:
| prize OF $4,000 50 prizes" Of $4,000
10000 so :" 900
4 10000 &c. &c.
Tickets SIS; halves 7 so; quarters , Is.
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SCHEMES FOR APRIL, lS45.

S OF 10000 DOLLARS!
susquehanAa Lottery, No. 81, to be drawn at Balti-
more on Wednesday, April 10, 1913. IS Nos, II drawn.
Grand Scheme:
5 prizes Of SaO,0OOl S prizes of 1892
S 5000 20 1000
1850 &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quaters . so.
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CORN-SHELLERS, for manual or horse
~ power, at prices ranging from 9 TO SOS
For sale by WIN. PALMER.
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IL A II y S

V,HE Subscribers respectfully inform the Musical
4 Elite Of the United States, that they have been
engaged for many years, in the city of N. York, in the
manufacture of
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Thomas

A,,, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
VII practise In tho Superior and Inferior Court.
Of this city, and In the Courts Of Chesterfield
satAnd, Hanover and Henrieo.
" on lib, between Main and Bank streets.
s.s mf. Wellington Goddin's Office.
ppm l4-dlw&c2w
F'ANGE OF HOUR FOR STARTING.
hp, APRIL 18th, lS46.
nc Neamers Curtis Peck and Alice will, on
ana ale, This day, leave the wharf at Rock
seuia,iy every morning at 81 o'clock pre-
p,aoi Norfolk and Baltimore.
r.nla HASKINS & LIBBY.
nrMnaGERS' oFFiCE.-D. PAINE &
l.. ~ y, Richmond, Virginia.
rI oaS -Si4.0 600, 1900, 5000, 1900, 1900,
|l,il IA &c. Is Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets a..
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A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE.

IL 4 II NM lNChl
T OFFER for sale my Farm in The county OF lenrico,
L about two miIesf from the Old Market House. The
f1rm contains Two hundred and.si1tren acres, u winch
about one hundred and twenty are cleared, The balance
i'm wood. The cleared land has all been highly i'm
proved with lime and putrsscent mannres, and pro
ducrs very fine crops. The uncieared land mas on u
4 very heavy growth Of wood, which, from lis nrarnrss
~ market, is very valuable. TN the farm there are all
necessary houses, in good order, 10 wit i dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar, a
kitchen, laundry, office, dairy, smoke house, Tour 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 Is
considered by those who know II as healthy as any ~
Virginia.
my time entirely to my profession: | WIN sell Tue iarm
for n fair price, and on the most liberal terms. Persons
wishing Ia buy are invited 10 call on me, either al my
office, IN Richmond, or a, my house, on the farm;
Dec. cleft JNo. NJ. GREGORY
IN CHANCERY.-vIs6rSIA AT Rules held in the
j Clerks Office OF the Superior Court Of Chancey for
the Richmond Circuit, the llth day of February, lsis;
Thomas Crouch, Richard Crouch and Jesse sn.aa'
Jobn 4, Tomnkin,. and other Defendants.
The defendant above named no, having entefro MS
appearance and given security, according 70 inc act y
Assembly and the rules of this Court, ana y appearing
BY satisfactory evidence that he ~ mol an innau,lanto
this commonwealth IL il ordrrr that inc SAD eiend.
ant do appear here. at The rules 10 DC nero, the sa,a
Cont. on the first Monday in May neit, anu answer the
I'M ~ the n~laintifT.; and that q copy OF this order be
for,hwi,b inserted IN some newspaper published IN the
cite of Richmond for two months successfully, and post.
:, F. i r,ont door of the State Court. house, in tho
s,id c,fv A~Copy-Teste,
'ai ma,"gg 7-ewsm p. ROBERTS, elk.
IN ~cHANCERY -YiRaisi.:-At Rules held In tho
i Clerks Ofice Of the Superior Court Of Chancery,
for the Richmond Circuit, The seventh day Of February,
1915:
Henry Holland, Plaintiff:
against
Thomas w. Clageti, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security, according 10 the act oil
Assembly aud the rules Of this Court, and II appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he i not an innae,ant9 oil
This Commonwealth II is ordered, that the said defend
an, do appear here, at the rules 10 be held for the said
Court, on The hrs, Monday in May next, and answer
fnrthu inn insertad in some newspaper published In the
civ Of Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted At the front door Of The Stale Court house, in the
said city. Copy-ies 's,
Mach irwin r. hOBERTS. ok.
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Greek Nation Prize Office.

MO. l0i EAST MAIN STREET, RieamoHd
~ Virginia.
SCHEMES FOR APRIL, ls4s.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class Is, for le4s, TO be
drawn in Alexandra on Saturday, April Is Grand
Scheme s35, 900. 5000, 10000, 1000, sou Of GOO, &c.
Tickets Sl0-shares 10 proportion.
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class 16, for 1913, TO be
drawn a. Ale1andria, on Saturday, ap,ii2s q Is drawn
$50, 900, 10000, l5,GO0, 10000, $780, of 5000, , Of
1000, 4 of 500, % Of 1000, 90 Of Goo, &C. Tickets
800; halves 10; quarters5: A Certificate OF a package
5000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARSl
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class IL, for lo4s, to be
drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, April 29Il. &C No Lot
tery-l3 drawn ballots. Grand Scheme: $4,000
10000, 5000, $500, 1889. &c. Tickets Slai halves g.
quarters3 J.
JERSEY LOTTERIES FOR APRIL, 1913.
April l9-Capi,al $50, lf6. Tickets $40. Is Nos, 10
drawn. !.
April aG-Capital s35. coo. Tickets $40. 70 Nos, "a
drawn.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares, in any Of the above Schemes, addressed TO
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt atten-
ton, aud an account OF each drawing forwarded as
soon ms il is received.
N. B.-Hurley pays postage on all letters To and
froR his office.
Hurley's rule is to cash all prizes a, eight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
thtiSJ aS - ht eihbN' - 'hfPN -
Tickets, ranging in price from 81 To $40.
Please address your ordersto WIN. HuRLEY,
No. ~, Main street, Richmond, Va.
F. S.-Ali business strictly confidential. March %
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: AT Rules holden in
i the Clerks Office OF The County Court of hcco-
mack. on the eighth day Of February, lS4S:
William T.. Marshall and Esther A his wife,
against Plaintiffs:
Maria Taylor, Josiah Marshall, Peter Marshall, Ro-
bert j. Townsend, William Townsend, Samuel Town
send and George Townsend, Defendants:
The defendants, Josiah Marshall, Peter Marshall,
Robert J.. Townsend, William Townsend, Samuel
Townsend and George Townsend, not having entered
their appearance and given security, according TO the
act of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II APP
pearing by satisfactory evidence that they nc not IN
habitants of this Commonwealth, II is ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here on the first day Of
the next May term Of The said Court, and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs; and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
CITY Of Richmond for two months successfully, and
posted at the front Goor Of The Court house Of this
county. A True C~opy-Teste,
Feb. o5-ew2m il. AlLWoRTH, Gao.
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UNDER-SHIRTS.
GENTS Merino Under Shirts

UNDER-SHIRTS.
GENTS Merino Under.Shirts
Vt Do gauze do
Do brown and bleached cotton do
Do gauZe do do do
Do silk do DO do
Silk and cotton Socks
Hair and Hat Brushes
Ready-made Shirts; Linen Bcsoms and Col.
hrs Crava,s; Scarts; Pocket handkerchief /;
Gloves, SC, Sc.-iust opened and Tor sale cheap
b JIG. CHENERY'S,
April IA Opposite Fredericksburg Depot.
|SUPERlOR ENGLISH MUSTARD.-For
- sale in bottles or by The pound, at
GAYNOR g. WOODS,
April 10 City Drug Store.
NEW Spring GOODS.
I'VE have opened a potion OF our stock OF
w Spring Goods, to which we invite the al.
snsion OF our friends and the public generally.
CHARLES HARTWELL & CO.,
April IA l07 Broad Street, Shockoe Hill.