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Srrats0n7s Office.

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ mOND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTOS'S the man.
Ora wing of Leesbnrc, Extra, s, Feb. Is:
rs 7 3 65 10 81 SIS 35 Q So S 20.
Whole, Nos. 7 So y, a prize OF 600, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Class IS:
40 l9 rs % q | Ga rs I'll 80 10 So.
sold and paid by STRATTON.
50 Il 4 G2 S IS A "a IL % 10 % 53
Ticket, Nos. % so So, a prize Of $500, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery, Class 70:
60 10 G3 20 AZ 45 so 81 9 20 IL Is 10 -.
Drawn Nos. OF Lee,bure, Extra, Glass 9:
rs 81 10 3 10 % 25 48 II So 81 10 70 lS.
Ticket Nos. 10 II %, a prize of 100, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
SCHEMES FOR TIE WEEK.
22,5OO DOLLARS! G,OOO DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. 20. Capitals :-s22, 500,
G, 900, 1900, 5000, 200, ,O9s, 10 of 900, Sc. e
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS; halves 30; qrs ! Is.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLAkSl
wEDNESDAY-Ncw Jersey, No. 20. Capitalists
S34, 900, Il, 1900, 1000, 5000, $500, 2,5G7, 'rrs Of
1000, &C. IS Nos, - drawn. Tickets 81 IS;
quarters ? so.
Il 600 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-Scw Jersey, Extra, No. 10. Capitals:
. Of sl5 ,OOa, . Of 900, . Of 1880, . OF 900, ) Of Loo,
&c. rs Nos. II drawn. Tickets So; halves 50; guar
ters ] 25.
10000 DOLLARS! $3.50 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, Extra, No. ,. Capitalist
elU,OnO, 1889, 4 If 100, &c. 60 Nos, . drawn. Tick
cts 50; halves l 50; quarters IS c.
1900 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-susseI, Extra, IA. 81. Capitals So
OO0, 1000, 343, &c. 75 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets sI;
halves 80 Cts; quarters 2o cts.
$1,000 DOLLARSi
Virginia state Lottery, Glass 10, for 1915, 10 he drawn
in Alexandria on Saturday, March llth. Magnificent
scheme . Of s3O, OG0, ? off ,udh, . ot7 400, = of 5,Duo,
. q: 3 ,2a6, 10 Of 500, 10 Of 200, &c. Tickets SlG--
shares IN proportion. a certificate Of a package If -
Tickets viii be sent for Sl3)-sliares in proportion.
Orders for Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly al
tended 10, aud drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 N. b. S~TRhTTtlN,
March Richmond. Va.
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Maus1On. Texas.

U A. PALMER, unte OF virginia.l ATTORNEY
II, At Jaw, having located at the above named
place, will practise in the several Courts Of The Seventh
Judicial District, aud in the District and United States
Court, al Galveston. lie has been for the last t~o
years extensively engaged in the purchasing aud Sc
iecting of lands in Texas, and has, by close attention,
acquired n general and useful knowledge of the land
laws and titles OF the State. Any business within the
limits oflhe State, il entrusted IN his care, will receive
his prompt attention. Persons wishing 10 buy or lsell
lands will do well to address him, at Houston, Texas.
For reference, see Richard II Tnler, Editor Richmond
Wing; Hon. Thomas F. Iocock, Washineton;J Judge Da-
MEL, Lynchburg; Judge Wilson, Lynehbnrg; General
Rhodes, Clerk Of Superior Court, Lynchburs; Branch
Worsham Clerk of Superior and County Court, Prince
Edward; REV. Moses d. Eosr, Richmond; Rev. Dr.
plumer. Baltimore. Jan. sS-,i2aw&cw2m
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HIRING.

THnMAS II. TALlaFERRO Offers his services
again 10 his friends and the public generally IN
Hiring out Negroes for The ensuing year. lie takes tins
method of informing those who wish to employ nm
I'm, il wonld he advisable II inform him a. early a
rlry can. that he may have an opportunity If getting
good homes. lie pledges himself that every eSertion
shall he used 10 Obtain good prices aud good homes,
aud hopes that an experience ui many wears "iIehltie
him Ia n share Of patronage.
Ur will also continue To act rs General Agent for The
Reniiu. out Of Houses, Collecting Claims, &C., ana
nlsdre- himself to spare no eSertions To render entire
sati,Iac,ion TO all who may favor him with Their busi-
ness.
~otnce-Cornrr of Wall nnd Franklin streets.
RIcbmnnd. Nov. %. Isi7-rtf
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NATHANIEL g; cRENsHAw, Trustees
MlEAJAti BATES,
vaIU,pIE pR0prRTy ron SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE subscribers having removed The machinery
i from Mount Holly, otter the site, with The build
lngs and fixtures. for sale. The main building Is 40
feel square, Two stories, with Il WING 10 The , 'uth,
sc by u; all substantially hni'; of brick, walls thirk,
and the roof covered With TN. Al the North end Is
a brick building, shed root. covered with shingles,
80 by -. Tn. water wheel has been recently butt,
mostly Of white .ak, and of superior workmanship
The tloom leading Ia the wheel = nearly new, and oil
in . ID order. Tie water power - known Ia be good,
and the dam equal IN strength and Durability 10 any IN
the Stale com9U. rI uf dirt having been severely tested
for yrars. The location u 4 most beanliinl one ana Ter
4 gri-t or manufacturing Hour mil combines many al
raDtaces, all the gearing necessary Tor driving an rr-
trnsiyr concern being ready. The situation Ii n desira-
bile one for the manufacture Of -four, ~ the cultivation
Of wheat Ias become n matter of interest 10 the farmers
i'm that section OTthr country: and We believe there ~
no such establishment below Petersburg, while one IL
greatly wanted and desired. The houses are spacious,
and well calculated for such n purpose. TN the MI,
above The mill, j. \ cottage building. beautifully loea-
ted. containing fouf rooms. with kitchen, smnkr.lniss,
store. room, stable, carriage house, Ice house, and large
garden attached. Below this loi ~ single story dwell
mo. containing two rooms on the frsl floor. Opposite
The cottage on The hill .frOnting) are fve sinIe-st"Iy
dwellings, with one room on the first floor. There arc
81 acre. of land attached to The mill. Adjoining, isa
small farm, OF light ana productive soil, with an old
framed house, and large log house on it-a portion OF
the farm newly enclosed lag, Spring. Attached TO ihs
mill there are TWO very valuable meadOws. Tie pro-
per,y is situated about 4 mii- from %navIehhlr wairf'
with a canal leading 10 the creek. which, u Cleaned out'
would allow small boats Ia 20 NJ Ia the mn, as Iofm-
erly. when kept a. 4 grst mill. hour. mill, ana cotton
ginning. Nv land, IL Is about ~" and a quarter ih,le'
T,nm me nIrmre.1ue and delightful viliagr ot Smith
field, from which place sail packets, and a fine steamer.
run weekly.
We will sell lhr entire property, II desirable, includ-
in, ,be f,rm. or sell the Mill, wiki all the property be-
low the hill, bounded by the road, in front Of The house.
ar the Mil, with nj! the dwellings on tho hui, with "a
ncres Of Land attached, or the Farm separate. Tie 81
iualIon il a public one. the road passing over the dam,
and ~ much used, perhaps, n any IN the county.
Liberal credit VIII be given. with propsr security
For terms, apply Ia the subscribers, Al Norfolk, a. :.
J. Wilson, Smith6rld. X. +. NlLSoN 4 w.
Norfolk, March3 lSiS-c6t
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March 6
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE INsUR-

NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE INSUR.
ANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
CAprrAL: ESQ, 900 S~rraLlso-oR, 81. 500, 600!
TINE above institution is established by act of
i Parliament. The branch OF il in this
country is under the management OF a local Board
OF Directors, in the city OF New York, composed
OF gentlemen of the highest responsibility and
standing, in whose hands is placed a reserved
fund, 10 meet all demands arising here. II affords
strong inducements to those who desire TO avail
themselves of the benefits OF Life Insurance
Pamphlets, containing all necessary information
on The subject, can BE- had gratis Of
HENRY LUDLAM & CO.,
Agents for Richmond.
JAS. M. CONWAY, M. D., Medical En-
aminer. March 6-3t
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Dissolution of CO.Partner-
shin.

THE Co partnership heretofore existing be.
/ tween The subscribers, under the firm of A.
L Rapp& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All debts due to. or by The late firm,
vii be collected or paid BY MIR. }. Nj. Tucker,
d. remaining partner, and Mr.. Warren eau
fed, who, in connection, will continue the bust
,e,s upon their sole account, under The firm Of
Tacset s. Cauheld.
A. L. RAPP,
ISAAC M. TUCKER,
WARREN CAUFlELD.
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PROPOSALS FOR BITUMINoUs COAL.
NAVY ,
ruction, Equipment and Rrpair, )

Bureau Of Construction, Equipment and Repair,
February Ii, 1918.
SEALED PROPOSALS endorsed Proposals for
= Coal,) will he received al his Bureau until 3 D.
,lort. p. Nj. of ,he mn March. 1913, for The furnish.
Ing and delivering at such norris or places in the Gulf of
MEXICO az this Bureau nav direct, or on board any yes.
s.l in tbs Gulf of N,I,co ibat ths comu,ndinp naval
| of6esr NAV diree, on its arrival. .uch quantity or uuan.
| titiss Of the hes, b luminous luIn, coal. suitable FOR
steamer as NAV. from lime 10 time, during twelve
months from The date of the contract, he ordered ly
| this Bureau, on fifteen DAYS previous notice heing given
for rs .hlpm.rt-lhe deliveries To he made as soon
Thereafter as practicable.
THE conl must bc sucl, AS shall be approved nv per-
anna who will he aopo;n,ed by The Bureau 10 inspect
and Examine il before bs,nr shipprd; and The vessels
smployed in TRANSPORTING II shall. in no case, exceed
The dpsns I'M Of ,ynlsr soce .dcd by IN. Bur.an.
Ous l,y dav fsurdays rIeepi.d, 10 be i lowed for
sv.rY ,w.ntv.dvs ions burden Tor rarh vessel. 10 com.
mens, r,o,n The nsIt d,v AFR Oh, * r,n,rtrd Ia have
.r .n ~, h., !" Mac. ne 4. sisn,,in"' :" '''N
I'm. command mo naval otfscr or the United s.,tes
sonadron In the CUR of Mexico to have The rinhr of de-.
s ,oinipy yr,s.Is lonser ,,sn NAV br necessary 10 deliver
The coal If he should deem il expeaient; in which ease,
| demurrarew willie paid 5y the United states n, the rate
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BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
THE COLUMBUS AND ocAuoMr.s

49, =,
The above Boats are nnw = ,,,.
1s.akis-l line, affordipg to SulrpEa, ,wn 1 nn
a week between Balli,nors sso up
Nv, aud, IN connection with The Ericsson LIN. .
Nil a;,''noIe, The same o%pportunitie, 10 Philadel.
E,.,' urocahontas, Capt. Parrish, leave. Lipb,
"nari, Baltimore, every Saturday after.
a.Ton : O'Clock, and this place every Tuesday
T ,,ho.n al 4 o'clock.
kiab, s%oIumons, Capt. Hollingshead, leaves
ay afs ueet Wharf, Baltimore, every Wednes.
huesdsanoon at 4 o'clock, and this place every
TS Saa afternoon at A o'clock.
Faeir acco noa's are large and in complete order;
t~ and modations for Passengers comforta.
pass,o mmodlous, and charges moderate.
fsy. ana Fare 10 Baltimore only IS either
Aa,che HENRY LUDLAM & co.
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En-yartnerShiD.

-up .,h.cribers have associated them.-vfs 'hltIheI,
nnJsr the name and style Of D~aNDKiDGE q
HART, al the old stand Of ). ~; DANDaiDGE, on
Rroad street, near the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Depot, where they WIN keepa gene
The selling Of grain, and all kind, Of produce; on com
mission, hiring servants, or any business IN Iheir line'
By mutual attention TO their business, they nope 70 So
= :. The nsironaes Of their town and country friends,
whom thew will be always ready TO serve 10 their 81
s'"''V"' WIN. G. CAMBRIDGE,
rsh Io-eIm F. B. HART.
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NEW MANDATORY.
Sash Blinds and Doors,

THE undersigned have entered into Co-partnership
i for tho purpose of conducting a SASH, BLIND
and DOOR MANDATORY. They are situated
near Haxall's Mills, and are now prepared to receive
orders for work Of the above description, which they
and on as accommodating TERMS, as Il can be done In
the city Of Richmond. In addition to the usual ma.
ehinery, they have the new and unequalled machine
invented by Mr.. Jesse Leavons, OF For:ngfeld, Mass
With the best workmen and materials, they are conf
dent of giving entire satisfaction. They intond keep
ing constantly on hand a good supply Of Sash, Of the
to business, they hope to meri; and receive 4 liberal
share Of patronage from the community OF Richmond
and the surrounding country. They invite u call from
all who wish TO examine or purchase.
Having The exclusive right to use Mr.. Leavens' ma
chine in Virginia, we are prepared to sell town or eoun-
" rights. JOSEPH STEBBINS,
Ian. o6-deoScH CHARLES ELLIS.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tue ker Il A q d i 8 o IA
GENERAL AGENTS.

OFFICE on SIXTH STREET, &c LEMAN's BUILDlNds,)
-Four dO0rs North Of PeHnsy pania irenne,
w n II 1 II e ton
BEVERLY TUCKED and JUfN Is. ADDISON have
~ associated themselves for the purpose of ptosecut
Ing claims Of all 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 J.Y. ia-
con, Secretary Of the Navy; Hon. X. J. Walker, Secre-
tary Of the Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, U. :. Supreme
Court; Hon. X. Nj I. Hunter, Us Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, DC.
8J- John E. Addison, Attorney nj Law, will continue
10 give personal attention 10 business before the several
Courts Of the District Of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties OF MARYLAND and Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND, CROPS, CAT
TIE. HOGS. SHEEP. HORSES. FARM

ING UTENSILS y HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
WILL sell AT public auction, ON WEDNESDAY, The
1 18th day of March, if fair. u not, the next fair day,
the Tract OF Land in Goochlnnd county, On James ~.
yer, known as larIls's, sixteen miles from Richmond,
and now occupied by ar. u. Is. Allen, c"Dtaiping three
hundred aud thirty.tour acres, Of which one hundred
are James river low grounds. This property is well
adapted To the cultivation of wheat, corn and tobacco.
There il q good crop Of whrat now serded. The canal
passing through the property, afford. a cheap convey
ance Tor produce either way. IL adjunns The Manakin
Iron Works aud Dover Pts, and Is well known 10
abound in coal Of superior quality. The Msnakih
Works afford an excellent market for all Kinds Of We
gr'ablcs, meats, &C. The dwelling Inns just been
handsomely finished, the nut.honses, hams, stables,
&c, are nearly all new, and numerous. The situation
j. healthy and well waiet-d, with n GOOD orchard ~
superior iruit. The purchaser viii be az 10 expense
after iifst cost, a The farms has Just been put IN com
plete order. James river Ices not present 4 more plc-
lurrsque and beautiful site than this roper,y. The II.
lie is undoubted. mo. NJ. SHEPPARD.
Also, at The same time and place. all the Corn, Oats,
Siiucks, SC, four strong farm Horses, ten Cows and
Cattle, brood S"ws and Pigs, hity Sheep, Carriage,
SRisy, Wagon, Carl, harness, Plulsns, Harows. com
plste SET OF Carpenters Tools, come Groceries, aud the
entire Household FnTniiufr, al new.
TERMS-For the land, one.third cash. balance m
ui,r and two ears, with interest, secured by u decd of
trust on the property. SIX months credit for AL sums
over $50, for negotiable notes, before The delivery oi
The property. JOHN F. ALLEN, Trustee.
IIenrico county, Feb %, lsia.-ctds
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Co-Partnership.

THE undersigned have this day associated
i with themselves in The COMMISSION
BUSINESS, Mr.. Jas. B. Dupuy, late OF Meek.
lenburg, and solicit a continuance of the patron
age SO literally bestowed on The firm of Bridges
& Mckinney. JAS. r. BRIDGES.
p. d. MCKINNEY.
The business will be continued at the old
stand Of Bridges & Mckinney, Opposite Shockoe
Warehouse, under The style Of BRIDGES, Nc
KINNEY, & co. JAS. r. BRIDGES.
p. D. MCKINNEY.
JAS. B. DUPUY.
Richmond, March 1st, lS4S-dl,&c2aw
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NEW FIR NJ!
BROOKS & BELL,
DEALERS IN FoREioN AND DOMESTIC
r GOODS,
Nh 4 EnurfeanfA Street.

THE subscribers have formed a Co. partnership, I'M
pose of conducting . WHOLES4LE DRY GOODS
BUSINESS, and have taken the new and commodi-
Gus three story building, just erected on 18th street,
two doors below messrs. Kent, Kendall 4 Atwater's,
during the month Of March, an entirely nsp Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which will be carefully selected, with special refer
ence TO tho trade OF the Piryinid and NORTH Carolina
Merchants, rs well as Manufacturers, Golfers and
Farmers, who buy by the piece.
They respectfully solicit a call from all the old Gus
toners Of BROOKS, BELL s HUDSON, and city
JAMES C. BROOKS,
WILLIAM BELL.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP
WORD, FERGUSON d BARKSDALE.

WORD, FERGUSON d BARKSDALE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AMI DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY & ab Cd I'D =,
No. l23, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Neal door ADORE J. W. RGnd0iph & Co.
THE undersigned beg leave 10 inform their friends,
L and the public generally, that they will open a
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT ia this city on the
18th Of March next.
Their Stock OF Goods will be entirely new. They
earnestly solicit g call from all, assuring them they are
determined TO do every thing In their power TO please.
QUINN NJ. WORD,
JAS. q. FERGUSON, JR.,
ISAAC X. BARkSDALE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice 10 the h

INHE snbscTlber takes this method 10 Inform Ills
1 friends, and the public generally, that he has again
become The proprietor Of the UNION HOTEL, which
has been thoroughly repaired, renovated, and furnish
ed with entire new Furniture, from the very ENABLES,
article Of housekeeping 10 the largest, AMI assures his
patrons thai every rxeriinn on his part, and those in his
employ, viii BIZ employed 10 give satisfaction. There
isa hne stable attached, that wiil be conducted in the
very hest manner; ard, although last, not III. least,
charges will be moderate. L. A. HODGES.
Ksh Il-clot
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w. w. Dabney,

HAVING associated with him John ]. Will
IL son, will hereafter conduct the GROCERY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS under The firm and style oil
DABNEY & WILSON, they intend to keep al
all lines a we'll selected stock OF family Groceries,
to which they respectfully solicit a call from their
friends and the public generally, as they are de-
termined 10 sell low for cash on the usual lime to
punctual customers. Each partner will give his
personal attention 10 the sales Of all kinds OF pro.
ouee entrusted 10 their care.
WILLIAM w. DABNEY,
JOHN ]. WILSON.
Jan. 8-d&c3m
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HuRLEY's OFFICE, No. 10, Ea., Mai

HuRLEY's OFFICE, No. 10, Eas, Main
IL Street.
We will not boast! Allow Us to saw.
HuMzr sells prizes every day.
Drawn Nos. ofSus,e1 Extra 10, March 4:
50 81 AZ S 10 40 80 / %.
paid by uIIoI J.u anu
To.Day-B No. Lottery, 10 drawn h h.iIo,,
elexandria, Glass 20. Capitals: 800 5oo Sono
\ |s00, T I;c0o; Loo 40, 10 prize. Of 1000, 10 Of f' SOC.
BE- received =, ; 's,es t,ose al . o'clock-draw-
PS The Old Market. DE-
iO'morrow-s34 600, Tickets 10 a,
sn,u HURLEY'S.
s :, AL Fry Lottery for Saturday neIt.-capi.
F'aIers for 50 IS. 70 Nos, ID drawn 'As' VI
n 0r % q, Nos. Alexandria Lottery. Class 10.
% SS % Al IS so 81 9 70 II c. Dc ~.
. y Nos Ltsesburg Lottery. Ezra. Clas. Q:
March 81 ~ 10 TO-
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ptI cpIM,S ~puRROCATION.

nor the cure of all Diseases of Horses or Catt'e,
L where a cure can be eirected-sneh as old or ifc'h
wounds. cuts, bruises, sprains, curbs. splints, spavlns,
sweeney wind gals, puts, (istulas, pool evil, grease,
scratches, thrush. Jumps, gals, sweliinss, stifaess OF
Joints, &C, &c. II will cure ,cres on persons, OF every
Iey,s Hotel will be attended to, and personal attention
given Ia horses.
"A valuable Horse Powder, TO restore the appr-
tite Of hursts.
~ IaSrcdyrf r. PILGRIM.
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William DILL
Richmond, March 7, ls4s-cw4w
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.

"a OOLIfN11 IOAN.
INFORMATION having been received by the EIecu-
i tive, that WILLIAM COLE, who was confined In
the Jail of Campbell county on the charge Of murder,
has broken said Jail and ESCAPED, and Is now going al
iarge-l do therefore hereby offer a reward OF one hun
the said William Cole, and deliver him into the jail Of
Campbell county; and I do moreover require oil officers
OF this Commonwealth, civil and military, and request
tho people generally, to use their best eIertions TO pro.
cure the arrest Of the said Cole, that he may be brought
to justice.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at Rich
lshAL'l mond, this I'd day of March, in the year lsi5.
WN. SMITH.
Ry Cole ia described a. about thirty years of age,
and five feet eight or ten inches high-has rather a dark
compile ion, black hair aud blue eyes, high cheek
bones, and a very large mouth-had on when he broke
jail a brown frock coat and jeans paRtaloons.
n.r>h rSf
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On fourteenth Street, uz.Gcr The EIctdnye iictsi.
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfully informs his friend.
i and the public IN general, that lie has commenced
the business Of 4 Lottery Broker, III the office ton lith
street, under the Exchange HOTEL formerly occupied
by u. ~. Hoyt. and recently by f. Il. Pendleton.
10 TAKE NoTicE-Ail Tickets sold al this OF
flee are in the well-establisbed Lotteries of J. vs.. Man.
ry & Co (successors 10 Gregory & Co, the SUCCESSORS
of Yates & Mcintyre Please, !liefefore, To rec"iieet
No. 3, Exchange Place. BE particular IL regard TO the
number, 30 as TO prevent mistakes.
Drawing ni the Virginia Leesbure Lottery, No. Q:
46 a e. SO 10 8 rs So a. Sc - 40 50.
Ticket Nos. So g. rs, another prize o. 100
dollars, sold and paid by LAMBERT.
Drawing Of Monongalia. Ezra. l, March 3:
40 8 70 10 6 g 81 IS So 81 SO 81 81
Ticket, 6 81 y. Two more Capitals; sold by
Do. 6 81 Gs,} LAMBERT.
TUEsDAY-The Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 30,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capital: s22 500,
5000, 5000, 2,00A, ,2n0, l,093, 10 Of 900, &c. 10
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets S.; halves . 50; qrs. ] IS.
WEDNESDAY-Grand Scheme The New Jersey
Lottery, Class No. 90; drawing expected Wrdnc.Iay
10 drawn. Tickets SO: halves S; quarters . 50.
THURsDAY-Thc New Jersey Lottery, Extra. Glass
M l9. Capitals: 9 OF SIS, 900. 2 Of 5000. 9 Of 2.ai0,
&c. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S.; halves ? 5oi
quarters D.
FRIUAY-Dollar Lottery. To be drawn in Peter. burg
II nail past . O'CLOCK, the virginia nOnnn gaia LOTTERY,
Extra, Glass No.2. Capital: SlO,oO0. 60 Mos, drawn.
Tickets So; halves l 81: quarters 75c.
shTURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The Sussex Della
ware, Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 81. Capital 81, c0O.
7s Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81; halves 50 cents; quar-
tiers IS cents.
Saturday Eveniug,-saIes close at s O'Clock.
10000 DOLLARS!
The Virginia Le.sbmrg LottcI;, Glass No. 10, To be
drawn at Alexandria. Capitals: . Of S30,0Oh, , Of
$4,000, Q OF 1000, 2 Of 1000, Q Of 1926. 10 of 500, 10
of ! 400, &c. ~ drawn numbers in each package Of -
Tickets. Tickets $40; halves 5; qrs.2 SO.
SATURDAY, March s5-spIendida and Rich Scheme.
The Virginia Lre.burg Lottery, Class No. IL, 10 be
drawn 1T Alexandria. Capitals: SIS, s23, G3,529, H.
764, 2of 5000, 2 Of 1000, . of 3,OOO, 2 Of 2.6i2, 100 Of
1000, Us Of SOU, &c. 10 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets SIS
shares in proportion.
OF Orders for packages, certificates or packages,
single tickets or shares in the above, or in any OF Maui
~ 4 Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day, at prices varying from 81 TO $40 for tickets,I
will ecsive tho most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded immediately TO distant adventurers,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. 3, Exchange Place, Richmond, Va.
4y Reeolect No. 3-ttThsres luck IN odd numbers,
says Rory O'More.n March d