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NOTICE.

,vuEs ,bse riber having prepared himself, takes this
method to inform hia friends. and The public gene
raily. that he will undertake the Practice of surveying,
COMPUTATION Of Areas, Plotting, Mensnrat;on ol ieishts
experience, and by a faithful discharge OF his duties, TO
merit n share of public patronage. Az notices, posi-
paid, and directed TO The subscribed, az h1cnmono, VIII
be- promptly attended 10. GEO. ". 'hhDN6h.
Fit -rYuE
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CARRIAGES, ~BAROUCHES
AND
Ey g. d

TIME sub,criber has on hand at bis Coach
sbop. on l7.h Street, near seabrooks' Ware
house, Coaches. Cbarioiees, Barouches, for one
nou 'ro bo,se. Buggies, with and without tops,
pocr. rays and SnIkies, all Of my own manu-
taeture' Of The bes, materials and workmanship
la,ss, f,sbion and NOS, convenient, and subslan-
,;,l manneI: also, many second hand Carriages,
cbaTin,,ees, Barouche,, Buggics and Su!kies,
III al which | will sell on the most reasonable
terms. and respectfully solicit a call from nose III
want OF such articles before buying elsewhere
All articles in the Carriage line mace 10 ordef
in Inc shoIlestlime, best manner ana mos. mo.ei-
ate terms. MIChJhli
Feb 4-d&c6m.
CtogN-SHELLERS, tor manual or horse
II power. at prices ranging from . 70 goo
For sale by ""'
March s
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TRUSTEES RESALE OF LAND In
HANOVER COUNTY.

WHEREAS, n II. WASH, who became purchaser
w of 4 tract oi land conveyed 10 tie undrisignrd By
Jos. J. Peasants and wifc, "f Hanover county, BY a
deed If trust dated The 2bih June, l6i3, 1T 4 sale which
took place on The pre- Iisrs, on the 27ih May, 1915, has
fa.led IL comply VIII he term of sale, a. advertised,
the undersigned viii, BY virtue OF the trust reposrd IN
II not, the next fair day thereafter, on the premises, Ia
sell, 10 The highest bidder, the Tract OF Land conveyed
To US, containing 3isi acres, 81 winch 10 acres nfe IN
virgin wood, and ~ IN creek low grounds If best qua
lily. and well drained by secret bitches. The balance
Of the land is mostly in good condition., and susceptible
of a high degree uf Improvement.
The land lies IN the upper part oi Hanover, on Inc
old Mountain road, and has on IL a good ami eomiuodi-
aus dwelling house. the various necessary out houses,
and an Efficient saw and erist mill, aud IS Tie tract Of
land on which said ". II Wash resides.
TERMS-Cash as to the balance due, with inter.st
thereon, and tho legal expenses attending III, =. sale;
and. for the balance. such credit rs the said Wash may
NATHANIEL g. cRENsHAW, Tru.ses
a RATES
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TO CANAL. CoNrRACTORsI-

THERE will be u letting in the town OF Fredericks.
i burg, on the 2Ist March, ls4s, of the work remain
ing to be done on the Rappahannock Canal, amounting
In value to about eighty thousand dollars, and consist
ing OF fourteen Locks, eight Dams, and Canalling.-
The contracts will vary In amount from five 10 eight
thousand dollars. II Is the wish ofthe Company to let
the Locks and Dams TO practical mechanics, who pos
sess sufficient capital 10 prosecute their contracts with
energy. No proposal from n contractor who has not Vi
sited the section tor which he bids will be considered.
Blank forms Of proposals will be obtained al the Count
ing Room Of Ball & Scott.
SAMUEL GORDON, JR,
President Of Rappahannock Company.
March l-3tawJw
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rcoy,,,oonleree Of he Enquirer
lOV' Aharnh G & u NJ

BALTIMORE, March 6-5t T. M.
THE MARkErS-MR. A FoNE~
RAJ:
The New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
markets has been depressed by Inc ioreisn news
rel Britannia. FLOUR has declined a shilling
under lis influence.
The remains Of E1.rresident Adams, accom-
panied BY a committee ot the House OF Repre-.
pn.a,ives, &c, reached lnls city today in an eI.
ma lIain from Washington. All business was
suspended, and a magnificent funeral possession
vas formed, which attended the remains 10 The
Exchange Ho;el, in The rotunda OF which The
corpse lies in STATE.
To morrow The committee leave with the
corpse for Philadelphia.
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NEW FORWARDING M COMMISSION HOUSE
T.. Trigg

ITAVISG taken a House on the Basin tenders his ser
II vices TO his friends and tho public generally, IN
forwarding merchandise, ana LOT TIE sale i all INC
staple articles Of produce.
j.. n. T., In the sale OF Tobacro, will be assisted by
a gentleman, who, from long experience and .acEnoW-
lodged judgment, is fully competent to sustain the IN
t6rnTta Of Planters. Fen. s-eu
IN CHANCERY.-VIaoIsi.:-At Rules held in the
L Clerks Office Of the Superior Court of Chancery,
for the Richmond Circuit, the seventh day ofFebriary,
1888
Henry Holland, Plaintin'
against
The defendant above named not having entered his
appearance and given security. according To the ACT Oh
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and It appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhabltaht oi
this Commonw wealth, il Is ordered, thatthe said defend.
ant do appear here, al the rules To be held for the SAID
Court, on the first Monday In May next. and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order oe
forthwith inserted III some newspaper published III III.
posted at the front door Of the State Court. house, In inc
March 7-cvam P. ROBERTS. elk.
TN CHANCERY.-VIxeIsiA:-ht Rules held IN INC
L CLERKS Office of the Superior Court OF Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit. the It'll day OF February, 1855:
VIM. d. Miller, Trustee for the creditors Of Lewis
Sutton jr, rialhih.
against
Ann ii. billiard, Lewis Sutton, jn, and another.
Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered lneIr
appearance and given security, according 10 the ACT OF
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and il ppearingb by.
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants VI
this Commonw cath, II Is ordered, that the said deiend,
ants do appear here, at the rules 10 DO held ioI Inc sa.u
the bill of the plaintif; and that 4 copy OF Tins orGer DC
forth with inserted In some newspaper published IN Tue
civ Of Richmond for two months ,uccessively, and
posted >, the front door ct the state state, c'"r'-h'"'e' u" II
'a1 Ss S.Y G-cvsm ''' P. ROBERTS, elk.
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~ the Magnetic Telegraph.
CONGRESSIONAL.

Correspondence of Tie Richmond E"qa'e'l
WASHINGTON, MONDAY, MARcH6-H.m.
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TO BUILDERS.

ENllE Board OF Directors Of the Eastern Lnnatlc Asy-
4 lum, in Williamsburg, Will receive sealed propo.
sails until the 2Uth April, 1913, for The construction Of
two brick buildings, each three stories high, with 4
basement-the one 50 feet by 40, and the other IS feet
by 40-thr Directors restrying the right to reject all
the proposals, if il be found that the lowest will exceed
the amount appropriated for this ohject-although they
have lille doubt That il will be adequate 10 meet any
reasonable proposal.
A description ofthe buildings and The specifications of
the contract VIII be exhibited 10 any one dn,irous 10
bid by Philip j. Barziza. n the Asylum, on and after
the LIST April. RIO. ~hUNDEKS
President Directors.
williamsburg Feb. 95. ~lsfa.-ctApl5
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Friends and Strangers.

TIME subscribers have on hand a large supply
i Of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES OF
every description, from the highest Buggy up 10
the Cariole and Clarence Coach, both of Rich
mond and Northern Manufacture. We are re-
ceivins fresh supplies, weekly, from our e1ten.
sive mandatory, al New Haven, of the latest
style, and warranted 10 give satisfaction. We in
wife all purchasers to examine our Stock, which
we will sell on as reasonable terms as similar ar.
,icles can be procured in any city in the Union.
N. B. Carriage Trimmings at low prices.
HOOKER & OSBORN.
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PUBLIC SALE OF STEAM ENGINES, &c
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU of CONJUNCTION. EnninmrnI and RsnalKa

February l6. Is4e.
DOR SALE, at public auction, II The Navy Yard,
i Washington, ID. c., on the Eth March, 1853, al IL
O'Clock, ~. Two non condrnsing Steam Engines, with
an iron boiler, and two of Lnprr's propellrrs, with the
necessary Skating and bearings, rs lately removed
from the IT,. :. steamer Water witch.
The cylinders are twenty inches in diameter, and
two fe-i stroke Of piston; The boiler ID fourteen feet Sc
ven inches in length, with n width OF sir feet seven
inches, and has tubular return hnes; the ~prop.llrfs are
seven eel in diameter, and are OF wrought lion.
The engines, boiler, and all the appurtrnances which
will be presented for sale, may be seen at any lime
previous 10 the day Of sale Terms cash.
lyTo b1 published three times 4 week until the
day Of sale in The lntrllisrncrr and National Denrokrgi,
n Washington, D. g Morning Post, Boston, Journal
of Commerce and Globe. New York; Pennsylvania
aud Public Ledger, Philadelphia; Enquirer, Richmond,
Va; Republican and Argus, baltimore, and Beacon;
Norfolk. Feb. 2b-cotds
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

THE subscribers have associated themselves to-
L gether, under the firm and style of G. & R. w. NJ
GRUDER, at the stand one door below William Will
liaIns' Auction Store, Cary Street, for the purpose OF
conducting u GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
They will attend strictly TO consicnmenls Of every de.
scription of Merchandise and Country Produce, and
hope, by using their best efforts, to give entire salts.
faction TO all those who NAV contide their business 10
them. HARLE McGRUDER,
RICHARD w. McGRUDER,
WORKMAN, McGruder & Co; /" d.
CreDshaw & Bro Webb. Bacon & Co; Warwick 4
Barksdale; and fIa1all, Bros. s. Co.
Mach ~, lSis JG L. rD,s
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a IN JaIT.

yNAS committed to the Jail Of Hanover county, on
w the 18th day of December, Is47, 4 Negro Man
named PEYTON HhSklNS, about thirty-lfyr years Of
aye, five feet eight inches high, yellow complexion,
with Il busIy head Of hair. Had On when committee
n brown Virginia cloth coat, blue pants, AMI a black
fur hat. SAID negro says hr is tree. The owner Of the
above described negro is desired Ia come and prove his
property, pay charges, and take him away, or he Will
be dealt with rs tile law directs.
John II. T~ALtAFERR0,
March a=c6w For BENJAMIN Minptielh. Iallnr.
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Yhisxc1Hf5Osa.

IN consequence Of the continued i'll health Of Mr.. Ro-
: bert Whiting, he has Withdrawn from the concern OF
H.. w. 4 J. J. FRY + Co.-Theretoro, the business,
expect 10 receive In \ few days their Spring supply of
Goods, and shall be happy TO see their old customers
and friends. Those whose accounts arc of long stand.
ing will please como forward and settle the same, Us
they are anxious TO close up the Old business as soon as
possible. II. W. & J. J. FRY.
Richmond, March lst, 1913.
N. B.-MR. CHARLES NJ. FRY, who has been In
our house for some years, has established himself in
the city Of New York, where he will carry on the GE-
NERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, and will receive
consignments of Country Produce, Le., and make libe-
raj advances on thu SAME. March 3-c3t
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NOTICE
NUTILE.
no THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE LOUISA

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act Of 9Th
March, 1877:
The following acquisitions are hereby made. VIZ. In
addition to lnr sIm Of three dollars called for, five dol
lars, payable on the first day Of each Of lbe months Of
March, April. May, August, September, October ana
December, and ten dollars on the FIRST day al each 81
The months nfJune. July aud November, On each share.
Subscribers in Augusta VIII pay IN The Bank al
S,aunton; in AlbemarIe, in ilr Bank Al charlottesville;
and those In Richmond. in The Bank Of Virginia, 10 the
credit of The Louisa Railroad Company. Punetudlny IS
important, as interest nil be due on each instairrtnt u not
pad. BY order al the Board,
pa,.ay Dam Demo. rrb 21-ctilrC.l
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GOODIES MILL.

uO0DTJ WHIT
~ the 18th Of March, ls4s, being Chesterfield Court
~ day, at the Court House Of said county, we shall
Offer for sale, 10 the highest b oder, on q credit Of one
and Two years, the Sill and appnrrnances, IN Ches-
lerfield county, called s.Goode's Mn" belonging TO The
estates of John y. Gnodr and Robert Goodr, deceased,
near the residence al Mack Guode. The above sale
will be made by us as commissioners, under Il decree
OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancrfy Tor
Chesterfield county, made al The last term IN the case
of Battle and al. vs.. Goodies administration, &C.
A. SINS, ~
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n. CAREY CALLICOT,
Attorney and Counsellor ut Law,

Attorney Hhu
COMMISSIONER FOR VIRGINIA.
OrricE-54, Wall STREET, new YORK III
=, EFERENcES :-Daniel Bryan, ESQ.,. Alexandra,
h Va: Jane. ~. Buchanan, EsG Baltimore, No;
Hon. BENJAMIN p. Butler, New York CITY non. osoeh
Hoffman. New York City. feo' Os'm
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . 80

10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Susquehnnna Lottery, Class No. ID, to be drawn al
Baltimore on Wednesday, March 18th, lS4S. Is Nos,
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'LARkEs OFFICE, Fourteenth ST., Rich.
y mond, Va.
The truth must and shall be told,
Ciafke's Tickets are as good as gold.
eo OawIns OF Alexandria Lottery, Class ~:
W - b3 % Al As so 81 9 10 IL 60 46 70.
f% To.day-2a,5oo. 5000, 10 of 1000. 10
ESns Is drawn. Tickets 5.
|, r o 10 morrow Splendid Scheme 81, 900,
,SoW. 1000, 5000, 20 of | 900, 80 Of 500. rs
'e.', Is drawn. Tickets 10. Call at
March I CLARKE'S OFFICE, l4,h ST.
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TWENTY THOUSAND IMPORTED
ERENCH GRApE R0OIS

Ut IT 7 Y ~
March 3-c6w For Benjamin Wingtield, Tailor.
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NOTICE,

TN consequence Of the death Of the Senior partner OF
i the concern, and being unable To give the business,
myself, that personal attention which its welfare de.
mands, I am disposed to sell al! the stock, fixtures and
anpnrfenancrs IN aud belonging u The Store lately oc-
cupird by us ri the Gordonsvillc Depot, Orange coun-
~, To any one willing To embark in such a business
such an opportunity 10 4 young man oi moderate means
but rarely occurs. VI Is no mere experiment, winch
may be unsuccessful-hut, having bern established
more than five years. the store has 4 good run OF Gus
tom, In, 30 Ear proved profitable, aud only needs indus
,rv and attention To make il continue 80 To be. Per-
sons willing Ia purchase will find me disposed TO make
the Terms asfavorable AS possible.
n. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner of Hamilton u Williams.
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LOTTERIES.
fs. Paine "a 90.
NJ A - nC nrr.ncnJEo

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TINE same attraction rs heretofore is still offered 10
i III. patrons of This Agency. u. PAlAE& 10. are
now tie front rank Managers of lotteries in the Uni
ted States, being the oldest, and presenting Schemes
which are equal, ii not superior, 10 any heretofore ~
frred. Orders meet our usual prompt attention, II al.
dressed Ia us. or In
C. ". rURcELL, Agen, for Paine < Co,
Richmond, Virginia.
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E.NEaa,S asAakIzd;E.

NO. 5, EXCHANGE PLACE.
THE lotteries hrlnw, for March, present an unusual
i degree Of attraction. This. IN addition 10 LIck'S
fortunate selections, VIII be 4 sufficient indncement 10
forward a small amount Of cash Ia
g.. d. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
Half Ticket, Nos. 5 81 ~, the second highest prize
Of 81 900, sent To n country correspondent, in the Small
Fry Lottery, a few days since, and Will be cashed on
presentation.
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W. MAURY & co, MANAGERS, No.

} City Aolel.
ORA wn Nos. OF Alexandria Lottery, 10, March a:
50 IS 63 20 Al As 50 81 9 10 II 60 AZ y
Dawn Nos. OF Sussex Lottery, 10, Ex., March A:
81 AZ 5 10 40 80 | %
Nos. OF Jersey Lottery, IL, Ell, March 2:
50 Al 4 % 6 As A 81 IL % 10 % So
TO-day-Ale1audria, No. 20. s22.500 Capt.
al Tickels S. Drawing received al ] P. Nd.
To.morrow-Jersey, No. 20. $4,000 Capital.
Tickets 10.
Thursday Capitals: , OF 5000. . Of $780,
sa'utday-s of 5000, . of 1900, ? of 5000,
10 Of 800. 10 Of /, 200. Tickets 10.
March,
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CA r d

THE subscribers intending TO retire from the retail
L business, and To commence, under a new hrin, on
the LIST Of March, q wholesale business, in The new
store next below Messrs. n. w. & J. Fry l. Co., in
anticipation of which change, they have leased their
Store mo l43, Eagle sqnare) for a term of years TO
open nm entire new stock of STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS In all the month of March, which will
DO carefully selected with reference "a 4 ASHTON
ABLE RETAIL BUSINESS, and we take pleasure in
recommending them To our Iotail customers and the
public generally. BROOKS, BELL & HUDSON.
Pah 0f-darF
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NOTlCE.-The Misses MURRAY will
~ have two vacant rooms from the Is. OF
March. Feb. 29-wlt
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IN CHANCERY.-yiIoisiA:-A q superior Ioutt
| of Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, held at inc
state Court house, in the city Of Richmond, on Monday.
February 7th, lsAe: s.
William Forbes, riaih''"'
against
Charles 4. Bolts. Drionaan.;
rms cause came on this day to be heard on the BIZ.
,n.wsy with replicaiion thereto, exhibits and examI-
nations OF Witnesses, and was argued by couLsrI I'LL ~
consideration whereof, The Court, being of 'p,n n,
that the award referred 10 IN the pfocrsa,ns. ,hnt
b. disre rardrd, doth adjudge, order ana aeeIee, ranr,
n, same be Sc, aside aud annulled And me .Sm..
doth further order, that the parties do renaee Of
one Of The Commissioners Of the oonf sn men.
,ne Which account The said commissionr, Is direct
ed 10 state. settle and adjust; and deemed &c p1,. 70 Ds u,,s nSot b.
WIN any ~ NAV br required 10 be 70 stated by
other Of the paf"e'' P. ROBERTS, elk.
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BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MARCH.

BRILLIANT SCHEMES FOR MARCH.
35, 900 DOLLARSi so OF 1000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 80. Il, TO he
drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, March
II, LAS. - Nos. II drawn. Grand Scheme s30, nDO,
81 Of 900, al s,Duo, of 5,0p00, OF a,0oG, of
3,01O, = oil . 500, uf 1870, &c. Tickets $40; halves ,;
quarters = -.
40,OOO DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Susquehlnna Lottery, Class Ii. 10 be- drawn NJ BALL
more on Wednesday, March 18th, Isis. ~ Nos u
drawn. Grand Schrme: si0,uno. iD,,1ln, 5000, ,oon,
3.ooo, a,25u, 500, &c. Tickets SIS; halves : % quar-
ieTs 3 -.
5000 DOLLARS! Act $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class ", to hr drawn
nj Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, March 2otll,
1913. ~ Nos l3 drawn. Grand Capitals: Si5,O'n.
{ Of 5000. | of5 ,spe, 30 III | ,2in, - OF ,OOU, &C., SC.
Tickets Stu, halves 5; quarters ! 81.
dr Orders for Tickets in The above will meet with
prompt ami confidential attention, " addressed 10
e. d. LUCK, Richmond.
OF Persons ordrrin. ny the package may deduct the
price of three Tickets. Drawings forwarded when re-
qurs,eh. L. b. LuCh, klc!iiIun., "a.
si,frI,
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vAL,UA-
NIE LAAl In LIAENnIlRC GAI,Snu

BILE LAND IN ~LUNENBURG COUNT
u Y virtue of a decree oflhe Superior Court Of Chan.
- Gerry for the Richmond Circuit, held at the State
Courthouse, IN the city of Richmond, on the 9th and
18th of February, ls4s, in the suit Of Knight vs.. Var.
broish, &C., We shall proceed to sell, AT public auction,
al the late residence Of Joseph Yarbrough, deceased, In
the county of Lunenburg, near the Double Bridge, In
said county, on the 18th day Of May, 1913, all the Real
Estate 0f which The said Jnser III Yarbruush Died seized
and possessed, or such portion thereof as Will satisfy
the balance due under a decree Of The 26rh Of June,
is47, IN the above mentioned suit, upon The following
ierms-Io wit: One fourth cash, and The balance in
Two equal ~lEstalments, at The end of one and two years
from The day Of salr-the deferred payments 10 be So
cured By bond, and The little 10 the land retained until
the whole of the purchase money j. paid, and a convey
ance directed by the Court. The tract or tracts Of land
are estimated 10 contain between eight and nine hundred
acres. JOHN II. KNIGHT. ~
WILLIAM C.. KNIGHT, @o"m"'
March 7-ctds
tJ Petersburg Republican, viii copy as above, aud
send account 10 the Commissioners. residing in Motto
way comfy.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
MISC ELLANEOUS.
CO.ParfnerShiu
PARKER. BAYLy e. NIMmO.

THE subscribers haveiformed a Co-Parinership. for
L the transaction of u WHOLESALE n RE-
TAIL DRY GOODS BUSINESS, under The firm and
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LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall
y street, Richmond, Virginia.
LIE, Lottery Vendors say and do what they may,
For selling prizes COWLES carries the day.
Dawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated, Glass 10:
l3 4 90 67 As 81 81 &c % 80 26 So sc.
For this Day-Graud Consolidated of Della
AMI Georgia, Glass 10. Extra. Capitals:
Of sl2 600, 5000, 5000, 1000, 1874, 20 OF
900, sc. 70 Nos, Is dawn. Tickets SIS.
Same Day Delaware Lottery, Glass 81. Ca.
pr.ls $4,000, 1000. 800, 4 of $50, &c. IS
Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81. March 7
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Recruits for LIST Va. Reg't

UNITED STATES SERVICE.
WANTED for this Regiment, stout, able bo-
w died men, between The ages OF IL and 40
Apply at the recruiting rendezvous. in
Wal 81, near City Hotel, or a, The Columbian,
Richmond, Va.
\. B.-Herealer recruits for this regiment
|Tll be furnished with clothing, good board, &c.,
lathe time Of enlistment
Those coming from a distance will be allowed
a he rate OF p cents for every 20 miles travel
Ing expenses. l60 acres VI Land, or 800 in
Treasury Scrip, are also allowed, upon an homo.
abe discharge or at The end o! the war.
R. II. KINNEY,
Isl II. Va. Regt. U. S. service,
March l-dlm Recruiting Officer,
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cnMMIssIoXER,s oFFlcR.l

Richmond, I'D February, 1913.
p,rxuant to the foregoing decree, the parties con-
s.d ~. hereby notified TO attend at my tficr, IN the
eitv OF Richmond on the 18Th April, 1913, al 10 o'clock,
4 Al. with nj. the evidence necessary 10 enable me 10
perform The duties required by the said drcre-.
Pah os-cw5w JOHN UORE.C ommissionef.
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Nv J BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE, oppo-
w . site Exchange Hotel.
Ito. ye who pant for yellow GOLD.
VI wish, with cash, to cut a figure:
Can ere the prizes all are sold :
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$4,000 io' To-day. Ticket. S.
Aenember, that Grand Lottery draws Satur-
nsy- soo,ooo divided into ? prizes 100000 each.
Tickets only 10.
For Prizes, call or send 10
March w RIGGER.