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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Il X cr Il "A d d i 8 o n /,
AGENTS.

Four doors North Of Pennsylvania Avenue,
w n 3 ton
BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON have
- associated themselves for the purpose Of plosecut.
Inc claims fall kinds before Congress and the several
Departments Of the General Government.
All communications, post paid, addressed to the
above, shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given 10 the following gentlemen -
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; Hon. }. y. Ma
son, Secretary of the Navy; Hon. II. J. Walker, Score
tary ofthe Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, U. ). Supreme
Court; Hon. X. NJ. T. Hunter, u Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, &c.
VI John Z. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
to give personal attention 10 business before the several
Courts of the District of Columbia, and the adjoining
COMMITTEES of MARYLAND and NiIglnia. Jan. ll-clY
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
ksEE IAN Id

NEAR POWHATAN COURT HOUSE.
TN pursuance Of i decree made on the Sd day of
i March, ls4s, by the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, in the case OF Saunders and
others against Archer and others, now pending In
said Court, the undersigned, as Special Commits
sioner, appointed by said decree for that purpose,
will, on MONDAY, the 81 day of July, 1913, be-
ing ~Powhatan County Court day, proceed TO cell, at
the Courthouse of said county, 10 the highest bid.
der, at public auction, q piece or parcel Of land, said
TO contain forty acres, lying in Powhatan county, a ie"
hundred yards Westward from tie Courthouse, on Tie
Southern side of the Buckingham road, and adjoining
the lands of Messrs Nash and Dance-brlnc the piece
Of land belonging 10 the Estate of the late Peter tehd
Archer, deceased and conveyed by him, by deed bear
ing date the 10Th day Of July, 1906, and recorded IN thr
Clerks Office Of Pow hatan County Court on the 18Th
day Of November, in the same year, 10 William Archer,
in trust, for the purposes therein set forth. The greater
part of this land is in wood. very suitable for IRE WOOD,
and all Of it is believed to be well adapted TO cultiva-
ton. -,
TERMS-One-third Of the purchase money to be paio
in cash, and the balance in two equal instruments, upon
n credit Of one and two years respectively from re nay
of sale; the credit instaIments To be secured y o.a
with good and sufficient security, 10 be nppnnsra ~ ine
special Commissioner, and the tile 10 br fe'a'neu un-
mi The whole purchase money is paid, ana a convey
ancc directed by the Court.
TIIOS. Il. GILES, Special commissioned
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TTIUS. T. GTLEs, SPet7"' OOI'I''''s''0"''
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A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOX SALE.
o. ,,,Iss frnm the Old Market House. Tho
farm Contains iw" HUNDRED and.si1teen acres. of which
about one hundred ard twenty are cleared the S balance .,
n,ovsd YitI ling and putrescent manures, and pro-
sne.s very fin, crops. The uncleared land has on II
a yery heavy growth Of wood, which, from Its nearnrss
= na,t.,' Il very valuabls. On the farm there are all
n.cessar, houses, in good order, TO wit: n dwelling
house with seven rooms, eight closets and cellar, a
kitchen. laundry, Office, dairy, smoke house, four barns,
Of fine wafer. | have lived on the farm for more than
four years with nearly forty in my family, ana there
has not been a case of serious sickness: TIE pace -
considered by those who know " : : "''''' A'""y
Virginia. .n = .eII ia that I may devote
my tihe enm. ana IN The most liberal terms. Persons
,U Q ! a iar' 10 y bny are invited 10 call on me, either at my
SM"n IN Riehmond, or at my house, on the farm:
her. 3l-ctf JNO. va.
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LIBERTY MILLS FOR SALE.

THE owners ofthe Liberty Mills, in accordance with
i the wishes of a portion Of the Company, have con-
cluded to offer for sale this we'll known and valuable
Milling Establishment, situated on the Rapid Ann RI
yer, In the county OF Orange, about nine miles from
the Louisa Railroad. There are -four pair of burrs, rub
Der, smoot machine, one pair of plaster and one pair of
grist stones attached to this milling concern, all in
good repair. There Is also, on the opposite side Of the
river. an excellent Saw Mill. The country around is
extensively engaged in wheat growing, and the Mill
has manufactured In one season about 5000 bbls. Hour.
The srade Of flour made at the Liberty Mills Is equal 10
any made on the Eastern side Of the Blue Ridge. Per-
sons wishing to purchase must address the Agent, Geo.
A. Smith, near Liberty Mills, Orange county, Virginia.
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR MAY, 1884,.
THE MAY FLOWER OF 1913.

10000! 80 900! $4,000! 100 of s., 5O,l,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 3, for f4s,
to be drawn al Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, lay
a0tl. 75 Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Scheme: StOjoo'
Tickets $40; halves 10; quarters 5. 4 certiicateofa
package of whole Tickets Sa5O-halves and q%uartesin
proportion.
{, 1000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 4, . De
drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, May sItn,
1913. G6 Nos, IA drawn. Splendid Scheme s4',oou,
10, 1000, 5000, 1000, 1900, a.2sO. l,5nu, 10 Of &C, Sc.
Tickets SIS; halves 7 80, quarters %. -.
VI In purchasing by the package, deduct ihe p'0
of three Tickets. -,
" Orders for Tickets in the ahove viii meet rr'mps
and confidential attention, IL addressed to
j. D. C0WLES, Wall street.
No., Richn,ond. "a.
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ell

A CARD.-Having determined TO discontinue
n the practice OF Dentistry in this city on the
26,h inst, l would return my Acknowledgements
10 my friends and the public for the liberal pat
ronaee | have received, and recommend 10 their
notice MIR. John Mcconnell, Dentist, who will
take my Office and continue the insertion OF Por-
celain Teeth in full sets, carved on blocks, with
imitation gums, such asI nave been using-lhe
superiority Of which over all others now in use,
is universally acknowledged by those who have
practically tested their merits.
E. CHANDLER, Dentist.
Governor st., next TO the Richmond House.
JOHN MCCONNELL will continue the in
sertion OF Porcelain Teeth carved On blocks, in
whole or parts OF sets, in the style and manner
p~raclised by MIR. E. Chandlce, and will make use
of,he Teeth made by Mr. C. These Teeth pos.
sess many advantages over those without gums,
one OF the greatest OF which il supplying paris
los, 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.
N. B. The office formerly occupied BY Mr.
Chandlee is for rent-apply to
April l2-T&Ff J. NC.
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GoocHLASD CouNfS, Dec. Goth, l847.
To w. P. EIiason
Dear Sir-I have received the Cloth from Gen. Der.
nard Peytou, with which l am well pleased. Above l
send yeu-a draf, on Messrs. HaIall, Brothers & Co. for
the balance due, after deducting the value of my wool.
With respect, yours, &c.
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NTOTlCE.-The second sale OF Pews in The
~ New Presbyterian Church, (lhe Rev. M.
D. Hoge's) on 5,h ST., will lake place on Monday
evening next, at s o'clock. Members OF The
Church, and congregation and the public general
" are invited 10 attend.
A Committee of the Trustees will be at the
Church every afternoon, from 4 10 6 o'clock, to
show the Pews to such persons as may wish 10
examine them. May IS
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

THE above reward viii be given for the a%pplehen-
i sion Of two Negro Men belonging 10 the Estate Of
the late Miles Marcus, Of Madison county, who ran
away about The LIST OF the present month from the She
nandoah Iron Works; provided they be returned to ID.
& Fl. Forrer, the proprietors Of the said works, or Sc
cured so that the subscriber gets them asain-or the
sum Of $40 for the return or securing as allow specified
either one of them. THOMAS n WELCH.
Executor of Miles Marcus, deceased.
Madison RI. Va. hDril 15-ctf
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OFFICE OF THE RICHMOND & DANviLLE)
RAILROAD COMPANY,

RICHMOND, May 10th, lsis.
TN accordance with a resolution adopted this day by
L the President and Directors, notice Is hereby given
to the Stockholders, that a rrquisition OF eight dollars
per share is called for, payable on the Isl OF July ehsu-
ing.
Agreeably TO the appended extract from the Rye
Laws and the orders Of the Board, The money may he
deposited in either Of the Banks In Richmond, Danviiie
and Farmville. JAS. T.: CRAM,
Clerk Richmond and Danvilie Railroad Co.
Extract from The Bye Laos.
The money Of the Company shall all he deposited IN
such Bank or Banks as the President and Directors
NAV prescribe. Certificates of such deposite shall be
given 10 the person or persons depositing the same,
which certificates shall he forthwith transmitted to the
Clerk ofthe Company, and for which the Clerk snail
grant receipts. May l2-c@owlI
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
.-ana MAuxETs MAY MS.

RICHMOND
ropACCO-Receip,s and inspections m
iG We quote Tugs 81 GO 10 . 10 and o.;
ssa amo leaf2 Is a 3 50; middling3 10 to 4 10
esa ~ 90; good TO fine 5 SOTO 7 5o.
az vOUR-S6; stock very light.
wHEAT-White 1875; red i2o Genus. none
coming 10. o. ,s ..n,s nor brsbe,.
cnPN-45 10 Al cents per bushel. Dull.
CORN MEAL-50 a 55c. per bushel. Dull.
eaCoN-Virginia hog round 6lcts; Baltimore
s:1., !, a 81 cts; Shoulders Al cts; Hams 3 a
cents. ,,,o.,
nisH-New Herrings are very backward IN
.r,;rias, the catching being unusually lisn..m
Salss are being made for small lots, TO arrive, a.
a. shad SGT. Family Roe Herrings S''n oa''
81. s and 50 in half barrels.
'el eecF CATTLE-$2 IS a 3 IS; extra qua
,,rs 50. MurroNs: 81 so TO Q SO, as IN quar-
Es,IT.Ia.t sales from wharf, IS per sack;
sore a 10. Stock very light and IN de-
rand.
NORFOLK MARKET-May IL.
.NWhite "a: yellow IS a Al; mixed 43 c.
GVsa scarce at S6 IS a 6 50-tor extra
lands. ,.e,s,,s
'corToN-os d oSeuS.
s.ccs-Hog round u cents.
O.rs-3l a SO cents.
sg,SaLEs % inch Cypress IS IS.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, May g.
We" , fair demand for Cotton, with sales OF
There l1ns e rs m ! Isir at 81 50 Sales Of 300 hhds. su-
goo. nrsv;ous rates. Small sales OF Molasses at
a. a 3 cents per gallon, The Flour marse! ani'
10 o. a., 6rm' TIVE new engagements in Freight.
Transaction, ans 10 exchanges limited.
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Virginia Agricultural
MACHINE

THE subscribers, successors 10
i JABEZ PARKER, at the well
known Establishment, corner Oh
Main and 18th streets, are prepar-
led to execute, at short notice, or
'ders for THRESHING MAcHisls
and HORSE POWERS Of all sizes
made portable or stationaTy;mT
Horse and Hand Power WHEAT
FANS; AW CARRIERS
REAPERS,
CORN SHELTERS, STRAW
CUTTERS, CRUSHERS, &c.
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J. STEBBlNS & ELLIS,
MACHINE
RIinh Cash and BhOOr

Next Door 10 the Virginia Woollcn Factory,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
A RE prepared 10 execute all orders in their line on
n reasonable terms, aud in a satisfactory manner.
Orders by letter promptly executed, and work war
ranted TO please.
Ready Made Work always on hand.
Mach l1-cffif
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MOOn.light ExcurSion-

'TNiE K. I. l. BLUES BAND having char.
l. tered the steamer OLD DOMINION.
Captain George w. Allen, which has recently
undergone a thorough repair, will make Their
htst MOONLIGHT EXCURSION" This
season on Friday evening next, the 18th, leaving
me wharf al Rockets al 8 o'clock, P. NJ, pre-.
ehely, and return about 10 o'clock.
A Colillion Band has been engaged for the
evening, so that the Blues Band can give an en-.
e.ainmen; OF vocal and flute music to those
VINO DO not participate in the dance.
ise CIcam and refreshments furnished by Mr..
Andrew Pizzini.
tickets 10 admi, a gentleman and lady Sl-
additional ladies so cents-to admit a gentleman
IS cents. Tickets 10 be procured Of Mr.. J. vii.
lard Adams, at Mr.. w. L. Mon,ague's Music
oVO[e, anQ dllne DOal. Nav l7-2t
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PowHArAs County, 9th April, ls4s.
Dear sir-Your Goods proved to be very good, and
lasted well. Enclosed you have the balance due you,
after deducting the value OF mine and my brother's
wool. Yours, truly,
To WI Eliason. WM. w.
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CowIcs' LOTTERY sefsicc.

WALL ST, OPPOSITE CITY HO1EL.
THE attention Of the patrons Of Cowles' celebrated
i Prize Office is invited TO the following brilliant
Schemes 10 be drawn in the month of May, undd the
management of ID. PAINE Il Co, who have dishbn-
ted more large prizes in Richmond the last yearthan
all others combined. or those sent, many have been
directed 10 this agency, and sold by the ever.snccesinl
prize-selier, COWLl5
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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE lNSUR.
ANCE COMPANY,

May 2-clm

Ofe-No. 81, Main ST., Richmond, Va,
CONTINUES to grant policies on Lives only, at the
~ lowest rates of premium. All persons insured LOT
m. term of life are stockholders. Dividends are made
annually, and thus far have besn IS per cent. IL the
premium is over $50, a portion will be loaned to the
insured, if he wishes. The success Of the company IS
without parallel. -
BrsJ. C. MILLER. Secretary.
OF Prospectus Of the Company can ne nad oy can'
ina at the Agents Office, in Richmond, va, No. 81,
Main street, over the store of Judah Myers, Esq.
. ' r.. IS. KNOWLES, Agent.
49, E,aminerl Feb. a2-d&c2awit
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NV he President of the United States.

lSV the TEtSlutut VI tuC ohiSCu 5t0tC5
TN pursuance of law, /, JaMES r.. POLK, President
L OF the United States Of America, do hereby declare.
and make known, that public sales will be held nj the
aforementioned Land Offices, in Wisconsin, at the pc
RODS hereinafter designated, 10 wit:
Al the Land Office al the FALLS OF ST. CROlA
RIVER commencing on MONDAY, The fourteenth
day of August next, for the disposal OF the public lands
within the aforementioned townships anu fractional
townships, TO Wit:
North of The base line, and oest Of the fourth
principal meridian.
Townships twenty-five and twenty. six, of range one.
Townships twenty-five, twenty-si1 and twenty-seven,
of range TWO.
Townships twenty.elgnt ana t"ehty-hihe, oil rahee
Townships twenty. eight, twenty-nine, thirty and
thirty-two, OF range eighteen.
Townships thirty, and fractional townships nlry-ohe
and thirty-two, of range nineteen.
Fractional townships twenty.nine and thirty, and
townships thirty one and thirty-,wo, OF range twenty.
Al the SAME PLACE, commencing on MONDAY,
tho twenty eighth day of August next, Tor the disposal
of the public lands within the aforementioned town
ships and fractional townships, To VII:
North of the base line, and irea OF the fourth
principal ms1idian.
Fractional tow nslips w eniy-si1 and twenty-seven,
and townships twenty EIGHT, twenty nine, thirty, thir-
ty-one and thirty-two, Of range twenty.one.
Fractional townships twenty six, twenty-seVen ana
twenty-eight, and townships twenty nine, thirty, thir-
ty-one and thirty-two, Of range twenty-five.
Fractional townships twenly-eight and twenty-nine,
and townships thirty and thirty-one, OF range twenty
three.
Fractional townships twenty-nine, thirty and thirty
Al the Land Office at GREEN BAY, commencing on
MONDAY, the twenty.irst day Of August next, for
the disposal of the public lands within the underinen-
toned townships and fractional. townships, VIZ;
North of the base line, and east Of the JourW
principal meridian.
Townships thirty.fve, t%hirly-six l nd thirty-seven,
and fractional townships thirty-eight, Of range twenty.
Fractional townships thir,y-hve, t%hiriy-si1, thirty
seven and thirty eight, Of range twenly.one.
Fractional townships thirty-fve, t%hiity-sir, thirty
seven and ihirty-eight, OF range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military, or other purposes, will be excluded from The
sales.
The offering ofthe above mentioned lands will be COM
menced on the days appointed, and proceed In the order
In which they are advertised, with all convenient dis
patch, until the whole shall have been offered, and the
sales thus closed. But no sale shall be KEEP! open longer
Than two weeks, and no private entry of any of the
lands will DO admitted until after the expiration Of the
two weeks. ~. ~
Given under my hand at the City of Washington,
this eighth day Of May, Ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and forty eight. no,y
BY the President: JAMES NJ roLh.
RicHARD M. YouN0, ~
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Pickett and Courtney his wife, and other

The defendants above-namtd not having entered
their appearance ard given security, according 10 Inc
asar;,n hv e,,isf1riorv widen that they are not inha-
pi,an,s Of this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that The
said defendants do appear a; the rules to be held Tor
the said Court on the first Monday ~ !niy next; ana ana
a,Jsr he Io,thwith inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in III city Of Richmond for two months successive
10 and postcd at the front door Of the State Courthouse
III ~ si 10 a'Irwm P. ROBERTS, Clerk.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Thursday morning The Ism iasIan E,o a' Of
aahaa nsr DISEASE was one Of a pr~otracted and Pc
III, t,I', si,y' distress sire sins character, but az he. SUFFERING g.
were ere borne with such resignation and 4. e q, fho.s who
excited The wonder and admiration ssn,,s o. si ~, : con.
Were S.,sS do All who knew her best into friends, and lsi!, !
v s', eeu6dsn,iy believed, not a human being VINO ene-
r.hsd even an unkind thought ns... t0@ fyom h her' husbands
Her IuhS.a, tIin street, this friday afternoon, at
mouse; . Z" an The friends ofthe family are invited to at
1.nh wirhnut further noilce.
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MANUFACTURED a, the EAGLE FACTORY
Nl MADISON MILLS, Madison county, Va.
BERNARD PEYTON, Richmond, Va, Receiving
and Forwarding Agent.
"a good article, at q iair price, 10 cheaper than an
inferior ono, al half price"
quence OF their superior quality for service and durabi-
lity az servants wear has induced persons TO recon-
mend and sell, as Eliason's manufacture, goods which
have hesn made elsewhere, and which, not possessing
those qualities of durability which 80 much recommend
my own, are well calculated to injure their standing.
The undersigned will in future have but os agent In
Richmond, and the card attached TO each piece Of goods
will have his name and address included.
These goods will be exchanged for wool at the cur
rent market prices.
Farmers and planters In want of them are requested
TO send their orders and wool early in the season, either
10 the undersigned, Madison Mills, Madison county,
Va, or TO his Agent al Richmond.
Specimens OF the Goods can be seen al the Agency
In Richmond.
Annexed are a few testimonials, out Of many In my
possession, as to the qualities and standing of my
'00u'' WM r. ELlAsoN.
Madison Mills, Madison co., Va, May, lS4s.
M few shor, business letters, or extracts from
them, not designed by the writers for publication:
Elk Hill, Goochland CO., July l2th. 1876.
Having purchased and fairly tried a supply of hr.
w. p. EIiason's Wooden Cloths, 1 feel warranted In
saying that, In every respect, they were perfectly salts
factory. ID. Y. HAkhlSoN.
South HILL, Powhatan co., July 18th, 1916.
This will be handed you by Mr.. w. P. Eliason, a ma
nufacturer of Wooden Cloths, from Madison county. |
traded my wool with him last year-his cloth gave en-
tire satisfaction in price, and I never had my negro
clothing to last SO we'll before. ! exchanged my wool
for cloth with him., and my intercourse has been such as
to induce me to recommend him to your favorable no.
tice. Yours, &C.,
AMELIA CosHrr, Nov. 2nd, lS47.
To Mr.. w. r. Eliason:
Dear Sir-I received, about ten days ago, the bale Of
Wooden Goods which were consigned TO Gen. Bernard
Peyton on the lst August last, and find them TO be of
the quality / expected, and to correspond with the
sample you left with me at the time | contracted with
YOU for them. send you a dram on Messrs. Warwick
l. Barksdale, of Richmond, for the cost OF the same.
Very respectfully, your obedien! servant,
w. J. BARKSDALE.
GoocHLAND CouNfY, Dec. Goth, l847.
To w. p. EIiason
Dear sir-I have received the Cloth from Gen. Ber-
nard Peytou, with which l am well pleased. Above !
send yet-a draft on Messrs. Ha1all, Brothers & Co. for
the balance due, after d~educting the value Of my wool.
i. FLEMING.
PowHArAs COUNTY, 9th April, l54s.
Dear sir-Your Goods proved TO be very good, and
lasted well. Enclosed you have the balance due you,
after deductine the value OF mine and my brothers
wool. Yours, truly,
To W.. T. Eliason. WIN. W..
Aau 1Q-c1nf3fA m5m
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4 LII persons are forwarned from trading for a bond of
of Nav. ls4s. In William Faulkner, Of Orange county,
Va, the said bond having been given withou, any con-
sideration whatever. no NJ lRiCc'
Nav l6-f3t
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j. w. Marry & Co.,

M A NAGERS.)
Successors TO j. G.. GREGORY & co.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND, Virginie.
GRAND CAPITALS FOR MAY, lsis.
MAY aora.-Leesbure Lottery, No. 20. $685. Ca
pital. Tickets $40. 25 prizes OF 81 ,00U, SC. IS Nos,
Is drawn. Cert. Of packages sli0, SIS and s27 30.
MAY 2trr. Jersey Lottery, No. ~. S35, uOu Capt
tai. Tickets $40. 70 Nos, 10 drawn.
a 27TH.-Leesburg Lottery, No. 81. SIS 100 Ca.
pital. Tickets SIS. $1,000 lowest 3 No. prize. 10
prizes Of 1000, 900 Of l 900, SC. Certificates Of pack
ages 5000, Sl00, $50 and S25.
lr Orders Tor Ceriiicalrsor Packages, singlt Tick
cts and Shares, in any Of the above Schemes, address
ed TO the undersigned, will receirethe most prompt al
tention, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
as soon as il is receiyed.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sile by
j. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
April 81 Richmond Virginia.