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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-04
LOTTERIES.


On l,ourteer,th Street, under the Exchange Hotel
THOMAS LAMBERT respectfullylnforms histiienass
and tho public in general that he has eonien ,ah
street, under the Exchange Hotel formerly occupied
by o. Nj. Hoyt, and recently by e. u. Pendleton.
Drawing of The Monongalia Lollery, Class NO.
%, June 26lh:
10 l2 % s 40 &c 81 % 81 as GO 90 81 81 "a.
Ticket 10 36 81. prize OF 500 sold , ~
TO-DAY.
TUEsDAY-The Va. L.esburg Lottery, Glass a Y,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals: : OF
8l5 0uO Of 5000, of 2a50, ofe OOo Of wv &e
&c. 70 Nos, Ia drawn. Tickets s5 halves2 aui quar-
tiers 25.
WEDNEsDAY-Splendid Scheme The Delaware ~
State LOTTERY Glass No. 80 Capitals: Sa',ouo' 10
600, 900, $780, $780, 2,507, 20 of ,oVo &c "a ~
Is drawn. Tickets $40: halves 5; quarters ".
THURsDAY-Thr Sussex county p sns 10 dlawp
~, Glass No So Capital: S25,o0O 20 NOS, - wa"
Tickets SIS; huives2 5Oi quarters %. ~
FRIuAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery: M M,
No. 81. Capitals: sl500O, 4,oeo' a.pu, SI
IS drawn. Tickets 81; halves q quarters l.
sATURDAY-DolarL Lottery. Ihe susss soG S' 'a,
fDeIaware1 Lottery, Extra, Class No tl. cant
tal Is Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81: ""'s0' " '""'t
aaasts.. az
SATURDAY. Evenins,-Sales close at O'Clock.
5000 DOLLARS!
MAoNIrIcEHT ScHEME
The Virginia LresbuIg Lottery, Class No. 81, 10 be
d,,wn al Alexandria Capitals: of S2ae0r, 4 OF ~,
o00 q Of 5,oOO &C. 10 Nos, IS drawn. Tickets Sio-
shares In proportion.
NJ Orders for packages, certificates OF packages
single tickets or shares in the above, or in any oil aa
~ q Co.'s Lotteries, lof which theirs are drawings
every day at prices varying from 81 10 slO for tickets
will scevs the most prompt attention, and le olaM
inss forwarded immedialel y TO distant Adventures
""''' THOMAS LAMBERT,
No. g. Exchange Place, Richmond. va.
~ R.coI,ect NO 3-.sThere's luck In odd numbers
.oSs parv 0,Mors., July3
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THE HUGUENOT WHITE SULPHUR
AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS.

THIS agreeable summer retreat is again open to vi
1 Sitors. I'll" virtue Of the waters m invlgorating
The frame, and IN restoring health, where The
stronger waters ot other sections had hren tired IN
vain, has bren sufficiently tested by The expert
enc- Of one am, therefore, justified In be-
Is Of invalids whose systems require mider Influence
than the mountain breezrs and arsher waters OF West
ern Nightmare found 10 ry-n.
since the la season, important improvements nave
hern made-sm0oh and shady walks, and level roads
through the ample forest grounds attached 10 the
Springs, invite the romantic and the lovers OF rural
exercises and, for those whose quest is recreation
Than health, mn5,cal band, fne airy ball ROOM
bathing apartments, bowling alleys, and al. tine GUS
lomsry resources oil pleasure aud amusement, have
been provided. In Short effort or expense has been
spared Ia supply Whatever might contribute The col
fort Or enjoy ment OF The guests.
The establishment Is mainly under the NAM cement
OF the same attentive and ohging sulierntendents,
male and female whose efforts 10 please gave such sl
tsiactnn The last and, shall reside al the
Springs, II will b. my endeavur, by general superv
sion, 10 aid in securing the great ends OF hea 10 the
sick, and pleasure 10 the healthy
The HugnenOl Springs on The river road, In Pow
ha,an, near aianakIn Town Ferry, about seventeen
miles above Richmond. From that city packet boat,
hed upexpressy for The PURPOSE with separate apart
ments Tor ladies, children and nv"lids will luke visit
ors 10 lhu Ferry, sixteen miles whence line Of coach
es WIN carry Them TO the Springs. The boat VIII leave
and Saturdays, at O'Clock, A. NJ, returning on Mon
days, Wednesdays and rdays at J O'clock, A. NJ
Fare 81 y.
Board, $50 the season, ending Both September; $50
per month; SD per wrek; 81 so per day. Children
aud servants hall price Horses $40 per month; 50
per day. W. EOYSTER,
President IIusnenot Springs Company.
la La ia ,sla.,,s
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We lake tins method solicit ii friends and the
public early orders for such Machines as they may
want We are now making 10 order large number oil
the celebrated Staple Tnat Spring Bed ThreshIng Ma
chimes which have heen proved decidedly superior
in the last five xix years, particularly when used
with smiths Patent Self Oiiing Boses. with Improved
beds 80 arranged that the teeth may be taken ont and
turned, or new ones inserted
We would ask especial attention To our new geaIed
Horse Power, Of which be seen in operation n
our warehouse. This power has been put To the go.
verest test in the last four years and has received the
highest recoinmr ndations from those using them We
will show this power TO persons In want, aud supply
them with such reference cannot fail To establish
their superiority.
We arc also supplying, at reduced rates, the we'll
known Chain Band Power.
Those wanting good Pan had better try one Of our
improved ores. They made OF the hr-t material
and expressly for durability: and them 10
operate equally well any other Fan, although
intended 10 clean by once running through.
We are prepared To put in setts OF teeth In ma
chimes where they much worn as not 10 lhrcsh
ciean furnish nep cylinders and beds f the old
defective. We ksrP extra brassrs, leather
bands, chain bands &C., and will supply AT short
tice any iron work nr machinery, franklin rods, &c
We have on hand few OF McCormick's Reaper1,
the vicinity of Richmond, free nj charge, and warrant
them TO satisfy the purchaser We keep extra blades,
wheels. &c.
VI Persons at distance can, BY writing us, obtain
good machines a. ii here in person, any machine
sent TO order may be returned u does not give salts
faction PARKER & SMITH.
Junrn;-r2t
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Hanover Co. June 10, ls4s-clf.
SOMETHING NEW!
CALL, AND SEE IT

AT J. Il. WHlTEHURST'S PHOTO
II GRAPHIC GALLERY, II, Main street,,
Uhe oldes, establishment in the STATE, with an
improved ky.lishr,) where may be seen splen'
did Dagucucolype OF $50 persons, including The
beautiful Engine aud Fire Company, No. :, on
one OF The largest Daguerreo,ype plates evsi IS
sued, which were taken insIanianeously as lney
passed up The street, with their engine supdbly
decorated with flowers. Besides fine display
OF Likeuesses Of some of the most prominent
Heroes of The Mexican War.
The subscriber having just returned from a
tour North, where he has collected many new
improvements in his profession haieTs hl'nselI
he is now enabled TO produce Dasuerreotypes IN
point ol beauty and lic-like expression superior
10 any heretofore exhibited in This city. A call
is respectfully solicited, as that only can convey
the reader just appreciation OF the beauty an an1
suerreoypes. Call at II, Main sireer, few
doors above the City Ho.el; also, South Main ST ST.
Norfolk. July 1T
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LOUISA RAILROAD.
Malice 20 GAmlNaEfOI

CEALED PROPOSALS will be receted on
- and alter the 18Th instant, and until be Oh
uay OF July, al the Engineers Office, irChar
louisville, Tor lie Gratualion Masonry, Super
structure, &C., Of The Louisa Railroad Exnsion
from Charlottesville, Westward, TO The 30a mile
s,a,icn, distance OF nine miles; the worlo be
completed hy Tie Isl day Of January, 1850
Proposals will also be received Tor III. Mason
~ (i4U0 peIches) on The Piers and Abuimnts OF
The Rlvanna River ant MooTe's C.ee!: BRIGGS
10 be finished By The Isl day Of Nnvemhe next.
The right 10 require The work West oiCEar-
louisville 10 be completed al an earlier daJis re-
served, il cmpluymeniis furnished 10 The corac-
tors 10 The md OF The ear.
Plans, p!ofies and specifications FOR lheabovs
work can be seen uron application al ihsEngi.
neers Office, in Charlottesville
w. A. kUPR,
Chief Engineer Louisa Raiload
limo ibid
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StraatOn's Office.

MO. 5. soUTu FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND. VIRGINIA.
Lei ali the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. sTRATToN'sthen man.
More good luck al S'TRATTON'S! Anolher
CAPITAL of 10 600 dollars sold and paid
r,.-- ~. .r Luiterv, NO. -, June ID:
SO 66 2 Z % 35 46 As 81 Ga 80 26 3
Ticket, Nos. 7 90 35, another Capital OF TO-
600, sold TO a gentleman from Chesterfield, and
casbed a, sight BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Monongaia, No. &C. June I9:
26 rs 76 16 80 20 as So az IL 81 =
Ticket, Nos 26 80, prize Of $1,000, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawing OF Monongalia, No 81, June %
% II SIS II 8 60 13 81 30 10 %
Hall, Nos. s Is 81, prize Of Sl60, sold and
Drawn Nos. of Mononsalia Lottery, Glass %:
10 10 % 49 &c 81 % 81 IS 50 20 81 SO "a.
Whole Nos. 20 % 3S, prize Of 100 dollars.
Ticket, Nos. 20 g. prize Of 100 dollars.
Both sold and paid by STRATToN.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware Lottery Glass 81:
SO SO So ~ l6 48 So 10 II VI
Whole Nos. 8 10 50, priz, Of 100 dollars,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex Lottery, Glass SIS:
81 % 40 II l3 40 10 % 81 6i 2 "a &c.
Ticket, Nos II 40 81, priz. OF 100 dollars,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Leesburg, Nos. %, July Isl:
747 81 l3 / &c % IS % II 10 A 81.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEk.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
TUESDAY-Leesburs. No. 81. Capitals: $4,000,
Is 900, of 5000 of ,250 Of 1000, Of 0nD c.
10 Nos, Ia drawn Tickets SIS; halves so; qrs 25.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLlRS!
Observation-Disclosures No. IS. Capitalists S34 :
000 900, 1000, 5000, $500, 2,5U7 go Of 00e, &c
rs Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40; halves s. Qrs. so
$4,000 DOLLARSl 5000 DOLLARS!
THURSDAY-sussex, No. So. Capitals: SIS, 900,
$780, 5000 5000, 1899, 10 OF 1000, &c. rs Nos u
drawn. Tickets SIS; haivcs2 SO; quarters 25
$4,000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No. 81. Capais:-sl5,OOO,
1000 2,O0O l227, Of ,OO0 sc. IS Nos, Is drawn.
Tickets 81; halves2; quarters /.
1850 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
sATURDAY-SusseT, Extra, No. 81. Capitals sd, :
$50, 1890, 600, &C. rs Nos, l3 drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 50 Cts; quarters rs cts
$4,000 DOLLARS!
acknowledging Lottery, No. 81. Capitals
przus Of S20, 0O0 Of 1900, of 5000 of 800. Is
OF 200, &C. 20 Sos l3 drawn. Tickets Sl0 halves
S; Quarters2 So
Orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in all the Lotteries Will be promptly
tended 10, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders 10 y. STRArT0N,
July 2 Richmond. Va
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THOSE in wan, Of Thleshins Machins, are
i respectfully solicited Ia call Al Geo. Wait
& Cos Plough Mandatory in The CITY OF Rich
mond, or al our shop in The county OF flaover
and examine our Horse Power aud Tresht, be-
tore purchasing elsewhere. |, is very imprant
that persons who wish on! machine, Shout send
their orders without delay. The demanl last
year in the latter part OF lie season was much
greater than We could meet. The most satieacto-
ry references can he given, il desired. Tie tol.
lowing isonr lis, of prices:
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. /, VIII "a
inch drum complete S200
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. Q, viii 90
inch drum, Complete 10
Haw's Adhesive Horse Power, No. g. with ID
inch drum, complele l40
Revolving Lever Horse Power, with 20 inch
drum complete 1870
80 inch Drum or Thresber rs
q 65
90 q /" !" SIS
Ia m IS
A compeen, hand will accompany the Ma.
chine 10 set il 10 work free OF charge, whee The
distance does not exceed ihry.hve miles from
our shop, or from Richmond, over that distance
travelling expenses must be paid. We vii de-
liver Machines in Richmond or al The Re-eat,
near New Castle on The Pamunkey river.
Address Haw {; Sydnor, Old Church, Hano.
yer, or at Richmond, Va.
HAW & sYDNOR
Hanover Co. June 70, lS48-cii.
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Greek Nation Prize Once,
NTO.i0s EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
lN Virginia.
npnND co1ICnt,c NOD mr. " ,oto

u kAC VEIIGtS
MO. i0t EAST MAIN STREET, R!cemomd
~ Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY, 1913.
of 10000 DOLLARS
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No. 81 for 1913,
be drawn at Alexandria, on Saturday, July stb. 70
No. Lotiery-l3 drawn ballots. Splendid schene:--
prizes Of ss0 000 OF 10000, of 000 Of 500, Is
Of 900, &c. Tickets SlO halves S; quarters2 50.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLhRSl
II Drawn Numbers out OF IS.
Virginia LeeshurR Lottery, Glass No 81 for le+s, 10
be drawn al Alexandria Saturday, July Is. Grand
Scheme: $4,000, 10000, G,GOO, 5000, $500, 2,a4J
900, &c. Tickets SO; halves 5; quarters so.
46,5S5 DOLLARS! 1880 DOLLARSi
Virginia Leesburs LOTTERY, Class No. IS, for l84s,
he drawn at Alexandra on Saturday, July % 20 No
Loltery-i6 Drawn Ballots. Grand scheme: Si6,5e5
75vO. TO- Oo 1000. 900, 4,OOo 5000, 2,4s0. 2i7,
2,0Oo 10 of 200, 10 OF ,u0a &C., SC. Tickets only
SIS; halves I so; qaarers3 Is.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS
Virginia Leesbnrg Lottery Class No. 81, for l6is, 10
be drawn at Alexandria on Saturday, July Goth. IS
Nos, u drawn. Brilliant Schema $4,000, %, GOA,
10000 1000 1000, $500, 3N00 $780, 2UD, 50 OF 700,
&C. Tickets slO halves 5; quariers2 SO.
Orders for certificates Packages, single Tickets
and Shares in any OF the above Schemes addressed 10
the undersigned will receive thu most prompt nt.rn-
ton, and an account OF each drawing forwarded az
soon as II is received.
N. B-IIurley pays postage on oil letters I" and
from his Office.
Hurey's rule is To cash all prizes at sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other vendors.
Hurley has At all times complete assortment Of
Tickets, ranging In price from 81 10 $50.
Please address your ordeisto WA. HURLEY,
No 10, Main sreet, Richmond, Va.
P.S.-All business strictly confidential. July
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LIBERTY MILLS FOR SALE.

THE owners of,he Liberty Mills, In aeeoraance WIN
/ hr,nbs. a. nortion Of the Company, have con-
cudsd to osr for sale this well known p and valuable
,Sa'. about Ss 9s na nsR %s Ann on
seI, ~ M pi,n.1 There four pair of burTs, rub
,e schne, one pair Of plaster and one pair Of
Sri., stones attached TO this milling concern. all IN
goou iep ,.eII.nt Saw Mill. The country around Is
.r,snsivsly engaged In wheat growing. and The Mil
go In one season about 6,Ue0 bills -four
OF Hour made at the Liberty Mills is equal to
u made on the Eastern side OF the Blue Ridge. Per-
ns wishing purchase must address the Agent, Geo
A. smith Liberty Mills, Orange county, Virginia
May l9-ctf
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SEVENTY DOLLARS REWieD.

DAN AWAY from the residence Of the subscriber.
IL near the Village of Tappahannock, on tie 29ih Of
last month, May, Negn SIN, named Ei.SnS
somelimrs called NELSON BURNETT. II is ahort
% years OF age, stature hetwesm five feet eis inches
and five feet len inches, and dark eompeiiaa yry
black. He speaks quick, and has u slight itped!snt
when lie is spoken 10, and cannot look psrsn full IN
the face when he il accosed and agitaiej. lie took
with him blue casnet coat Of good quality, ut much
worn, with large black horn buttons on II; lose bo
died coat, with not very long skirts, which sas not
made for him. lie had on straw hat; but II highly
probable he has changed his entire dress. tie I'D been
recently onrerned In two arc.nes and IL Is eiesed
took with HIM pistol. silver watch and Sob silver
spoons which hr had stolen have asc-rtaird That
he was IN Richmond Guy, nso Al the Coal Tits Chrs
terrified County, about the lth ns an present aunh
lie had obtained pass or papers a Zee mInetEer
of which forgery, unless he sole SOME frt,man's
register, or some free negro gave him his register
vii! give a reward II seventy dollars il 'e said
Negro is apprthended and delivered 10 y. b. &c. h.
Hin H. Richmond, and thirty dollars reward u Is ap.
pretended III this county aud delivered t. me
JAMES ROY MOI.
Tappahannock. Essex Co., VA, July 4-c6w
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CowLEs' LOTTERY OFFICE, Wall

NOTICE.-ll being absolutely necessary that
~ our business should be closed Immediately,
all persons indebted 10 US are hereby notified that
all accounts due Us, not paid by the ooh July,
will be placed In legal train Tor collection, as
longer indulgence cannot be given.
BINFORD FRY.
N.B. One of the firm will be al The old stand
every day from 9 ill IL o'clock, till the 20lh inst.
Julva-eoll)
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR richmond
For SALE

T AN authorized TO sell the beautiful ad highly i'm.
i proved FARM situated on the Western rtrcmiiy of
The city of Rchmondc ees.a-ing TO hnthUyRobinson,
jr, either In whole or In divisions. an may most con
yenirnt 10 purchasers The farm consists including
wood 10, Of 81 acres) Of about 100 acres tightly i'm
proved and productive land a plat. showie each d.
vision may be seen at my office, and Al ready 10
treat privately with gentlemen desiring itpnrchase.
The terms may be made as accommodating adesirabe,
upon the payments being satisfactorily srcur.
Early applications are desirable, rs the rprirtor's
object in selling 10 enable him 10 accomph another
object
The upper division, extending from corsr on Col.
Quits Southwestern line 10 The extreme Wsern line
OF Sydney, adjoining Coquir on Two Side, includes
fully "a acres and wood LOT on the upper she of Col
quilts Of - acres-logethrr, ST acres Of vanbls ta
BILE land.
The second division contains AZ acres, an includes
buildings orchards, garden, portion Of madow, &c.
The third division IS nearest 10 Richmond includes
the greater part of what was once Scut5 hwl, con-
ssls Of some valuab meadow, has large ny house,
a small dwelling house, and u very fine weiof water
on it-conlainS about "a acres
The fonh DIVISION contains all the land ,hich Mr..
Robinson purchased between his original rat and The
We-rham road-ibout 81 acre..
July 4-cwiw w. GtDulN.
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LUCk,S OFFIe;E.

NO. S, EXCHANG PLACE,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Drawn Nos. Maryland Consolidated, "a,
~ June 10:
a. 81 s q 3s % % 40 30 7 81 IA 70.
Halt ticket 8 81 "A, $4,000, sold 10 gentle.
man from The country, and paid a, sigh, by
LUCK.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR THIS WEEK.
TussDAY-Grand Consolidated, Extra. No. 81.
$40 600 Capital. IS Nos, l2dtawn. Tickets5
WEDNEsoAY-Susquehann No. 50. $4,000
Capital. &c Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 10.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, 81. S25 900 Capital.
IS Nos, IS drawn. Tickets S.
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 4.
sATuRDlY-Grand Consolidated Q! Maryland.
$4,000 Capital. 10 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets TO-.
The Small Fry also draws three times per
week-on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Packages on the mos! liberal terms
Orders meet with promp, and confidential at
tention, and drawings forwarded Immediately al
Ter reception when addressed 10
July 3 c. B. LUCK, Richmond.
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IN CHANCERY.-vIRcisIA:- CIRCUIT superior
Court of Law and Chancrry, held for Bath county,
May lat, lsla: ,,o .,.. e., H..
benefit OF the Literary Fund. r'anuH'
William Wilson, Administrator OF Adam Bowyer,
deceased, william McCIung and Thomas Graham,
The Plaintiffs Hill In this cause aedses that inc
s,ld Adam Bower late of this county, departed this
iif, nesa,e az to his goods and cates and that al
IN. naymeut of funeral charges debts and just Ell
there Is no person entitled 10 take tho residu'
Inn under The laws of this Commonwealth directing
ms stributIon OF intestaes cstatrs, and mat snch
,asiduum hath vested in the Commonwealth, for the
hene6 az the Literary fund.- and prays that the defend
N, William Wilson. the Administrator OF the said
adam Bowyer deceased, be Gecreed 10 pay 10 the
n,ini for the benefit of the Literay Fund, the said
re.iduum of the personal estate OF the said Adam Bow
YER deceased II Is stated In the answer OF he said
William Wilson, that his said intestate removed Il this
comfy from tho state OF Pennsylvania many years
since but the nativity Of the said Adam Bowyer does
moi annear from the papers In this cause: On consde.
r,tion whereof II is ordered and required that all per
claiming an interest, Distribute in the person.
estate the said Adam Bowyer deceased DO appear
here IN the rst day of the next term Of this Court ana
make themselves defendants IN this SUI; ana thal
COW Of this order be published for three months w
sone newspaper published at the seat Of
The United States, and In some newspaper Puoisheus
the seat of government of this State
ACopy. Teste, ,,soo ,,,x
June l3-cw3m CHS. l.. FRaNClSoo, o.n.
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NOTICE.

WAS committed 10 the Jail of Ise Of Wight county,
w on the llth day of March, iSt6 as runaway,
Negro Man who calls himself John Morris The SAID
Negro is feet 81 inches high, of light complexion u
set or teeth has small scars on the back OF ms eis
hand scar across The first join, of the left thumb ana
annenr Ia liz about 30 IS years n age Had on whei
I'd Ia tIl course All. of Northern ktriey ana
oautalopns OF bueish color an over Jacket oil uatH
orry black cassi.nere vest, and an old fur hat mhch
worn The owner nf said negro |. requested 10 come
fo,,ya,d proye his property, pay tho awiul charges,
and take him away cr he viii he dealt with according
To iaw. EDW ~ l.. M .u,, ,,niv
For Josiah Eley, Sheriff Of Isle of wight county
"a,
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WARREN, NORTH CAROLINA,
White Sulphur Springs.

FNHE proprietor " this establishment being unable,
for the want Of room, 10 accommodate all that vi
sited this healthful place of resort al the las, season.
has, since that Time greatly enlarged and improved his
buildings, aud Is now prepared 10 accommodate much
larger number; and no trouble expense Will he spared
TO make hIs patrons comfortable and satisfied.
The medicinal properties Of the water have been
to ted, and although not sufficient "o all the Ills
Of which the human flesh IL heir TO-" well adapted
to Inc cure OF Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints Diseases
If the skin, &c, satisfactory evidence OF which can
be ensly obtained from persons living the neighbor
hood Of the Springs.
Persons travelling on the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road will always find Hack ready for their accommo-
datien at Henderson, and also the Warrenton Depot
The proprietor has good supply Of ICE His charges
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$4,000 DOLLARS! 1858 DOLLARS!
Lowest 3 No Prize Fl 600
susouehnnna Cana Lottery, Class No. ., to DO
drawn al Baltimore on Wednesday, July l2tl ISIS
fiji Nos. 10 drawn.