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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-05-09
FARM in ORANGE FOR SALE

FARM IN ORANGE FOR s."
'nE subscriber again offers for sale his Farm In the
,I,, county Of Orange, containing six hundred acres
RI. q . river b~ottom-three miles from the Court, house.
~, extremely anxious to sell, he will offer a bargain;
s"I ira view tho premises, he viii only state, that i,
val. us-a 10 advantages TO any In the co~unty-lyins
s.i' WIN abundant timber, extensive water power,
i. ,h, s0ap'ed to every description Of crops grown
inn, ns section OF Virginia, and having comfortable
irSp,ovensnts. For information. he refsrs 10 VIM. D.
e NIKE, or John Willis, Isa.. G. g. MACON.
orange G. H. May 9-ewlOvs
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-. Paine IL Co.
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
WE call particular attention to the following Bril-.
w liant Prizes for MAY. They possess unusual at
traction, and give evidence of The superior claims Of
Paine's Lotteries over all others. The great success
which has attended our patrons Ia the sale OF ;nany
splendid prizes within The past year, will be a sign post
for those Who are in search OF Fortune 10 send TO ID.
Paine l. Co, the oldest and most popular Managers III
the United states. g.. w. & CO.,
Agents for Paine & Co, Richmond Virginia.
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NJ. Wood, Originator AMI Teacher OF Mono
Painting, has arrived in Richmond
= wiIl remain a few weeks 10 give our citizens
!, opportunity OF examining his specimens am
,suiling a knowledge OF his beau ilul art. dis
ms will be open in two or three days. ne
.,srs Of the various cities and towns which
~ w. has visited, speakin the highest terms oil
"a proficiency as a painter.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
! Twenty Dollars Reward.

'B'hE above reward will be given for the a%prrehen-
\ sion of two Negro Men belonging To the Estate Of
tue iats Miles Marcus, Of Madison county, Who ran
away aunnt Tue ist OF the present month from The She-
nandoah Iron Works; provided they he returned TO D.
y d Fofrer, the rroprietors Of The said works, or Sc.
cured so that the subscriber gets them again-ur the
sum OF SlD fer the return or securing a. alb ~. specifird
either one o. them. THOMAS i WE on.
Executor of Miles Marcus, deceased.
Madison CO., Va, April 25-ctf
6r Whiu rrnuesfah in cnnv.
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THE subscriber having purchased a farm on Jamrs
i River, now offers for sale his excellent and well
known stand for a Store and Tavern-Post Office, Pre-.
cinct Election and Muster Ground already established
Al the place, II 10 situated III the county OF Hanover,
% miles Northwest of Richmond, on the old Noun
Tain road, and on the waters Of Aliens creek, con-
tanning between six and seven hundred acres, but
will be surveyed about three hundred acres of wood
land, and fifty acres of good creek low ground. a
part of the high land is highly iinprnved. IL Is IN a
healthy and agreeable nrighborhood. There Is spring
of excellent water within twenty steps OF the door.
The dwelling house has eight rooms with eight hre
places, including store room. dining room and cellar;
three closets, ali well finished, and painted of inside
and out; good kitchen; smoke house; lumber house ana
a neat little office In the yard; Overseer's house; Black-
smiths shop; framed stable, with granary and carriage
house attached; two corn cribs; barn, with threshing
machine; ice house; four negro houses, and anotner
dwelling house about three quarters Of a mile OIL; a
large and productive garden, we'll set out with flowers,
herbs, s%hrubbery. Catawha grapes, and other seleei
fruit; a young apple orchard, of about one hundred
trees Of choice fruit, and just beginning to bear, and
about the anne quantity Of peach trees, OF the best
kinds; and, in fact, for eve y convenience, there Is no
place that can surpass this.
If the above property ia not disposed OF privately by
the lst Of August next, II will then be advertised 10 be
sold al public auction, TO the highest bidder.
TERMS will be made easy, and made known on APP
plcation 10 me. a. DENioH.
Jan. S-clafl2t
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATE
RAILS.

Bureau of Provisions and Cutting,
April II, 1913.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for
~ Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials Will be
received at this nfice until 3 O'Clock, Y. NJ, on Monday,
the I'D day Of May next, for furnishing and delivering
ION receiving thirty days notice. al each or either OF
the Navy Yards Al CiIarlestown, Massachusetts,; Brook
Ign, New York; and Gosport, Virginia.; such quantities
OF any or MI Of the following named articles Of Navy
Clothing and clorhin. Materials as may be ordered By
the Chief Of this Bureau, or by the commandants of
commencing on the lst day OF July next, and ending
an The JUIlI day q! June. 1919, viz
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THE Subscribers respectfully inform the Musical
i Elite OF the United States, that they have been
engaged for many years, in the city Of N. York, in the
manufacture OF
DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.
Their experience has taught them that the very H.
mired sale of this beautiful instrument has been prin-
cipally in consequence of the very e1orbitant prices
charged for them by Agents In this country, and by the
Manufacturers also. The subscribers now design TO
bring the HARP into general use, by reducing the
prices 10 4 fair standard, and one that will still afford a
generous com PEI sation-and heing practically familiar
with every branch of the construction and finish OF this
beautiful instrument, they pledge themselves to furnish
Harps that, for power and brilIiancy Of tone. SUPERIOR.
" of touch, and elegance Of finish, are beyond any
thing ever offered in this country.
Having lately imported Harps from the Messrs.
Erards, they are enabled TO offer instruments combining
all the modern improvements with the most approved
models.
The subscribers having been called upon so repeat
edly 10 repair Harps made in Europe and this country,
which have failed from the wood being improperly sea
soned and selected, has induced them to prepare all
their materials of such quality, and so perfectly season
cd as TO defy the most changeable climate to affect them.
In all cases they give an Unlimited guarantee.
PITT, LEWIS & CO.
Address JOSEPH F. ATWiLL, Dol Broadway, N.
Y, Publisher OF the Beauties Of the Opera, and Manu-
facturer of Piano Furtes, with Abbott's patent Elastic
Spring, whore Catalogue Of Prices and an assortment OF
Harps Of 6 to I'll Octaves, of Gothic, Grecian, Eliza
bethan, Louis XVIII, Francis the LIST, and the Victoria
styles, with all the latest improvements, may ne seen.
Or Gothic aud Grecian styles OF Double Action liarps,
of elegant pattern, with NIL the latest improvements,
al the reduced price Of $500. feo i9-c'hi
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PROFESSOR

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
AT PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.
THE next session Of my School will commence on
L The first day Of June, and end on the fourth Wed
nesday Of September following.
The course of studies embraces all the subjects usu-
ally taught in the best Summaries Of the kind.
Board for The session, $40
Tuition including ancient and Modern Languages, l2
Music, with nsr Of Piano, Is
ADril o5~-coawtIiIhJ
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MILES CKENSnAW.

ATTORNEY AT La W.,
WILL practice in The Superior and Inferior
w Courts OF Fluvanna, Albemarle and BUCK
insIWa w. April 2l-cl0t
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NOTICE All persons having claims against
IN the estate OF Francis Collins, deceased, are
requested 10 bring them forward, hat arrange
mems may be made TO pay them.
Nav 5-cS.s VIM. SlMMS, E1ecH.
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Our female friends and others who have a 'as!e
=, ,be beau,ies of nature, will not forget the sale
i splendid flowers Ibis morning at me ore OF
laser. Mcknight, Roys,er & Co. See adver-
..o,.nt in another column.
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CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND VEST

loTHS, CASSIMERES AND VEST
INGS.
|RLACK and brown CLOTHS, French and
- English; black and fancy CASSIMERES;
|'is, satin and Marseillss VESTINGS. tor sale
aeap by the yard; or | will have them made by
'la'hlonable Tailor, alvety iow prices, and war
ant The II, 10 all cases. Gentlemen will find a,
lay Store nearly every thing wanted 10 replenish
aelr wardrobe Tor The Summer-saY ready made
SHIRTS, of various styles; BOSOMS, OF differ
|at qualities; silk, Merino and cotton UNDER.
SHIRTS; GLOVES; CRAVATS; LINEN
COLLARS; POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS
silk and linen; hair, hat and TOOTH.
BRUSHES; SACKS, &c, &c
May 9 ]. G. CHENERY.
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NOTICE TO
Tucker Il A 8 o N

0CINENftL AOCIN
OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (csLEMAN's BuILDiNas)
-Four doors North of Pennsylvania Avenue,
w n s n / n ton
% BEVERLY TUCKER and JOHN e. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for the purpose Of pIosecut
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 to the following centlemsn;-
Hon. George NJ. Dallas, Vice President; Hon J.Y. Ma
son, Secretary of the Navy; Hon. r. J. Walker, secre-
tary of the Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, U :. Supreme
Court; Hon. r. NJ. T Hunter, U.S. Senate; Clement
Cox, ESQ.,, Georgetown, |. G.
~ John E. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
to give personal attention 10 business before the several
Courts Of the District of Columbia, and the adjoining
counties Of Maryland aud Virginia. Jan. 2l-cly
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
|a.v. DR.. Plumer will preach 10 the Second Pres
.asrian Church ION 5,h slreet) to night at eight
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NOTICE.

THO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of 9Th
March, ls47:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, viz: In
addition 10 the sum of three dollars called for, five dol
lars. payable on the first day of each Of the months OF
March. April, May, August, September, October and
December, and ten dollars on the first day OF each OF
The mouths Of June, July and November, on each share.
subscribers in Augusta will pay in the Bank nj
staunton; in Albemarle, in the Bank at Charlottesville
and those in Richmond, in the Bank Of Virginia, 10 the
credit of the Louisa Railroad Company. Punclually is
important, as interest riii be due on each instaimsnt u not
paid. BY order OF me Board,
Beayer Dam Depot, Feb. 22-ctDec.l
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-. ,e.,e, 10 learn that Gen, Kearny has been
Wy II at Vera Cruz; al the same llme we
;e ina, ne was pronounced ou'o'
..,lescent al last accounts. r..
~. Sale of Mexico gives It's voice lor zen:
Im Ia as President, he receiving ioS out OF
10 Sos'' vas a caucus of the members OF Con-
in" ,esent at oueretaro on the 10th inst, at
sss ,ssolutions we're adopted to prevent mem
En'. won nresent from afterwards %absenlng
P s.slves. and to fill one or two seats made va,
:, nromotion or otherwise. II appeared
M, lew members were then wanting to form
a,orom-but this is an old story.
q Tss congress of the State of Vera Cruz as
Ih1ss this day; that Of Puebla met on the 10th
4 'Juan Mujica y osorio was appointed 10
E.-nor of the latter State.
There are 1000 Mexican troops in oueretafo'
= W, on the 18th inst. a diligence was at.
..ksd within half a mile of The city by e'gn'
an. They fred upon the passengers, out
-..,r showed fight and killed one OF the ro0os s.
ne passengers returned to- town. no"e
:, should again be attacked. -
re- Monitor Republieano of the lath ms. 'ays
:, IN the 10th, Gen. Bustamente was al lne
' s. Wv Of dolores with a party of his DIVISION
US ~ smother portion had gone against the In,
san. 81 the village of Xichu, an instruction o,
s'm had become formidable. They nao hao
.ndaci,y. so confident were they IN tnei,
hers. to sack the village of San Diego DEL
I ,.bocho.
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Observation-Disclosures, May 8, 1913.
/ The Senate did mol sit to-day.
i, Inc House. The day was occupied in Com
lisee OF the Whole on the s'a'e oil .ne oa ;nr
fvr, Cabell in the chair with The consiaera.lon
lgns claim OF the heirs aud legal representatives
| Richard w. Meade. The committee rose
I,esou, coming 10 a conclusion, and the House
I,,oufned till Monday.
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TUESDAY, MAY 9TH.
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADEI .PHIa
THE POCAHONTAS, Cap-. Parrish, will
! receive freight to-day till 2, P. NJ, for the
.oove places, and will leave al her usual hour. q
IN. Her accommodations for passengers are
ln,ea'iVe and commodious. Passage and fare 10
Baltimore only SIS
Mayo-lt HENRY INDIAN co
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yyThe telegraph is sill out OF order, conse-
-.puy we have 20 ,idings OF the steamer now
l.. and no proceedings OF Congress.
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E5y guiIia.m & sIade, Aucts.
FOUR NEGROES

TWIN ANI1uItOEO.
Viii BE- sold by US, This Morning, al 10
o'clock, . likely young Women, with one child
each. PULLIAM & SLADE, Aucts.
MAY 9
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EoR SALE-A likely Negro Girl, who 10 a
i good nurse and house servant; sold for no
fault; 10 remain in The city. Apply 10
TOLER & COOK,
Mayo Agt's 4 Coll'rs Lisle's Row.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, Alb inst, by the Rev. D. Shaver
II. ANDERSON LIPscoMB, TO Miss MARTHA JEN
of this city.
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of ,ba circuit Superior Court of Law
md Iebancery for FIuyanna county, in April, 1879:
Clement R. Fontaine, in'"'"
asu i seav. Executor OF Woodson Bueg, deeeas-
en1d poily his wife, formerly Polly Bugg, Jesse w.
ca, anu I9Iy utah Cleveland. Defendants.
The drfendan,, Jesse w. Busg, not having en'eieo
,,s nrnearance and given security, according to tne
y. psssamhIva and the rules OF this Court, and II APP
&c ns,,;ng sy satisfactory evidence that he Il no; an in.a.
bbi,ant Of iii. Commonwealth; it IS ordered, iaa. .ne
said Jesse W. Buse do appear al the C-efss hoiden
- IA Circui, Superior Court, at rules 20 oe no..
, !. on The FIRST Monday in July next, and ansm6.
the plaintiffs bill; and thata copy ofthls ora1s s~.naper
U III In tho civ of + Richmond, for Two ' - ,hs
sp"seessively, and posted al the Courthouse door :
said county. A copy. issncpuERD {. JE, c. {.
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BIZ tic Lieutenant Governor of Virginia.
A PROCLA NATION.

INFORMATION having been received by the EIecu-
L live, that Henry Dix, a free Negro, charged win a
murder committed in the county OF Accomack. mas nea
hereby offer a reward Of fifty dollars 10 any person or
persons Is no hall arrest the said Henry DIX and deliver
him into the Jail Of Accomlck county; and | 10 more.
over require all officers Of this Commonwealth, civil
and military, and request The people generally, to use
their best eXerlions 10 procure The arrest OF the said
Dix. that he may be brought TO justice.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Governor, tacl,
ing in tile absence &c the Governor from the seat
(s1ALl Of Goyernmen!:1 and und ieu ae le ,sfg s sea- ds 81
Of May, in the year ls4s. JNo. r. Willy.
Henry Dir Is about five feet six inches high, and
about thirty years OF age; his color a dark brown, ana
rather good looking. He is supposed to br somewhere
on or about the line of Accomack county. May
BY THE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION.
INFORMATION having been received BY the Erecn-
L tive that the Jail OF the county oil lienrico was DO
ken on the night OF the 5th instant, and that the fol-
lowing named persons. then confined therein' escaped,
and are now going nj large:
JOHN F. sCHoNBERGER, charged with murder;
JOHN WILLIAMSON, alias JoHN w. NORTH,
WILLIAM DIAMOND. charged with burglary:
Therefore, /, John F. Willy, Lieutenant Governor of
Virginia, acting IN the absence of the Governor from
the seat Of government, do hereby offer the following
rewards to any p-rsun or persons who shall arrest tue
said furitives and deliver them into the JAIL OF frnrico
county: For the arrest and delivery q Juhn F. Sclon
berger, one hundred dollars; of Jonn Williamson, alias
John w. North, one hundred dollars; OF William Dia-
mond, DIV dollars: And do moreover reqrire all ofi-
GERS Of this Commonwealth, civil and military, and re.
quest the people generally, to use their best eIertlons 10
procure the arrest Of the said (ueitives, that they may
be brought 10 justice.
Given under my hand rs Lieutenant Governor, TACT
ing in the absence of The Governor rs afnre.
l.v., | saId ! and under the lesser seal Of the Com
monweaIth, nj Richmond, this eth dav Of May,
in the year lo4e. JHO. r. Willy.
JOHN sCHONBERGER is described as about q
years old, stoutly formed, and about five and n hal iett
high-hlack eyes, hair and beard, with a remarkably
round face, and very much bloated.
Ohm WILLIAMSON, alias JOHN w. AoRIh-.
about S feet IL inches high, thin yisage, blue eyes, req
compile xion-about IS years old.
WILLIAM DthMOND-about 6 feet high, large ana
a,hletic-very dark complexion, and down-cast look
about IS years old. May o-c5W
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a SMALL. FARM FOR SALE.

n y fallh rOh ShLE.
IN obedience 10 n decree of the County Couri Of King
! William, bearing date The a-th of February, ls4s, IN
the suit of
Joseph II. Robins, Trustee, &C., Plaintiff: In Chan
against cely.
Julian Pryor, Elizabeth lee, Phsdnra Catherine Tho
mas Van Buren, and William II. Robins, infant chill
dren Of Joseph II. and Catherine Z. Robins, by Ed
mund Liulepage, their guardian adj item, Defendants,
we viii proceed 10 sell, al public auction, At King VIII
liam Court house, on MONDAY, the goth OF June,
1913. the arm called Robins, situated at King WI.
ham Court house, and formerly in The possession OF Dr.
JOS PHI u. Robins. This farm contains about ninety
six Or on. hundred acres, all Of good soil aud easily
improved. There is 4 comfortable dwelling. house on
The premises. which, with some repairs, would BE-
made an admirable residence Tor a small family. sell
ing as commissioners, We will confer such a title only
rs is vested in US BY The decree, though We believe II TO
be perfectly good.
10 The terms OF The sale will be a credit OF twelve
months for the purchase money, with the exception OF
cash for an amount Sufficient 10 deffay the charges OF
the Court proceedings, and the safe, &C. Bond, win
unrchasers, and the title returned by tn @"'O"aso.o'
e. until the purchase money is fully paid. or until the
| further order Of the Court. +. n,
w. y. GREGORY,
I,p,niSsiouara
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Grand Combination of Attraction

Grand Combination of Attraction
AT ODD FELLOWS HALL,
|FOR Three Nishts-Monday, Tuesday and
II Wednesday, May Oh, 9Th and i0h-The
Magnificent Moving Diorama OF the
BURNING OF MOSCOW,
|lssether with unr,valled tea,s OF NECROMAN.
icy, by w. q. Young.
Tickets 25 cents; children half price. Doors
,.n al half.past Ito commence at 8 o'clock.
NAV S-lw
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THE NAY FLOWER OF 1918.

TIE MAY FLowE OF 1918.
$4,000 DOLLARS. 10000 $4,000!
100 prizes each If $500 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 2, for la4s,
10 be drawn Al Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday, May
20th. 70 Nos Is drawn.
Grand Scheme:
| prize Of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
10000 4,OlG
$1,000 100 +" $500
/" $500 &c. &c.
Tickets Sa0-sharesin proportion. A certificate Of
4 package Of whole Tickets S260-ha!ves and quarters
IN proportion.
W Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets in the above, or in any other Lottery, drawing
daily, tprce Of Tickets from 81 10 $780, under nur ma
nagemenf, address Us, or q. W. PURCELL,
Agent for ID. PAINE & CO., Richmond. Va.
Anil OF
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Lexington, Va, April 18th, 1913

TN The United States Court for tho Eastern District Of
L virginia-in the matter Of Bankruptcy OF George u
TaliaferIo:
In pursuance OF Fan order of Court in the above cause,
notice III hereby given, that I have this day depo .lted
the sum OF nine hundrad and forty three dollars ana Sc
yenty-nine cents, (S943 79) in the Bank of virginia., III
Richmond, to the credit of the Court In said cause,
smbjec, to the future order Of said Court; and mat the
Court, after ten days, will pass an order Tor a DIVIDEND
and distribution thereof among the creditors OF saln
George B. Taliaferro who have not participated IN lhs
dividends heretofore made.
April28-c4 WfNDHAm kbmf, Asslemee.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
DAN AWAY abou, The l2'h March, from
II MI. r. Morse OF this city, to whom ne
was hired, WILLIAM, a likely young Negro
Man, The properly of Dr. James oil Noitoway.
He is about IS yearsot age, we'll grown, OF very
dark complexion, [may be called black with
fall head OF hair, and rather hesitates when
spoken TO. A reward of Is dollars, and all rea-
sonatle expenses will be paid, if taken in the
State, or 100 dollars ittaken beyond the limits of
the STATE. and delivered 10 the subscriber in Rich.
mnnd. Or. MA Ed.
April 6-2awlf
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May 2-cwlm


JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
n,UE subsc riher offers for sale hs Farm (CaLLAlSl
1 wing on the South side OF James river, about one
mile above Snblrlt's Tavern, III the county Of Po~ha-
fan containing by survey :'e9 acres, 4 portion Of which
4. low grounds Of a superior quality Nearly one. half
Of the farm is IN wood Of original growth, and heavily
timbered. The high land i, Of good quality lies weii'
ami i, susceptible Of 4 Ligh state OF Improvement
srhsn is n brick house on th- farm, with four rooms,
and al, The necessary out buildings, IN good repair. II
\ sale is notcffeft ted privately beioie the Is: Of October
next, il will then be offered publicly, 10 Inc hishrsl
h,dd,r. As the subscriber Is determined TO sell, he
viii make the terms very accommodating. hppiica-
tious may be made Ia him personally, on the premises
or by letter, directed To Sub!ett's Tavern OF TO M.
yym l.. smith. Smithvillc r o.. who IL authorised 10
s;snosr of The piace. THOMAS A. HARRIS
powhatsn. NAV 5ll, leiS-cel
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HENRY LUDLAM & co.

NOTICE TO FARMERS.
'HE subscriber is prepared to deliver from
! iW TO $50, 900 bushels LIME at any of the
snc'nas on James River, or a, Richmond, at II
eals per bushel, CASH. Orders addressed TO the
aocersigned, Richmond, Va, will be promptly al
tended 10. EDWIN FARRAR.
April N-dlmif
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$4,000 DOLLARS
Divided into ) prizes OF Sl5,0 0 each!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 2, 10 he
drawn on Saturday, May 10, 1913. IS Nos u drawn.
Splendid scheme:
l prize Of Sl5,UU0 / prize Of Sls,0OG
$4,000 OGU
$1,000 1900
$1,000 5000
1000, 1927, 30 Of 900, &c.
Tickets Sl0; halves S, quarters 2 50. Acertifica;e Of
wholes Sl31-shares in proportion.