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40 Contractors.

OEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
y The office Of The James River and kanawha
Company, in Richmond until The 20tn Cay oil
August nrxr, for the construction Of the connec.
'un Of the Company's Canal with the tide wafer
Q. James river, a, Richmond, from The Basin
long The line OF The old lccBs, and through the
Richmond dock. This work will consist u five
tcks pt 10 $40 feet lit, with shor, Intermediate
o,sns, such cuverls walls, wastes, street bridges,
&c. as shall be necessary; The raising OF the walls
iat embarkmeni Of The present Dock; the exlen.
,on OF The Dock few hundred feet easlwardly;
lad The construction OF an GU let iocK al The
lssr end thereof capable OF admitting The lar.
s:s, vessels coming 10 The port Of Richmond.
Sealed proposals will alsu be received al the
Sane time and place, until The same date, tor the
obstruction of The following works
| For The construction VI the connection Of the
COmpany's cana with The Risanna river al Co
.auoia This work will consist Of canal four
and a hall miles long, timber dam across the
Svanna river at Stilltnans MINIS stone guard
acs, and several cnlverts.
.. For Inc construction Of Inc connection oil
he Company's canal With the James river al
Gainesville. This work will consist Of timber
tam across James river, the excavation OF
.asn a, Psnbenon, and canal from Penberton
y James river 1000 feet long, with lock oil 10
set lift.
g. For the construction OF The connection OF the
Company's canal With the James river, near
A.w Canton. This work will consist of tim
II cam across James river, the excavation OF
i anal 300 feel long, and lock OF feet liit
l. A wooden bridge across James river al
asdw:cksville, 724 feet long; supported by stone
| ;.rs, about lao tee; apart.
A wooden bridge across James river al Bent
Geek, $40 #. long; supported by stone piers about
/ ~ lee, apart.
This work will be paid for in current bank
Aes. Besides the usual reservation OF ~ per
::n,. On The monthly estimates, the contractor or
/ Contractors will be required TO give ample s"cnti-
y, satisfactory 10 The Board OF Directors, for me
completion Of The work at the time anu 10 'ne
! banner specified in The contracts.
flans OF The above work will be exhibited, ana
Specifications thereof delivered 10 the contractors,
a. The Company's ofhce, ir Richmond, by The 5!h
gay OF August nex!, on application 10 Mr.. Z. a.
Iil', the Engineer in CHARGE OF The tide.water
COT ncct'cn, and Mr.. John Cocty, the Engineer
10 charge OF he o her works above enumerated
Aller The receipt OF The proposals, time will be
taken for the consideration thereof until The 23d
cilhe same mon'h, on which day, in case the
Proposals SHOULD be found satisfactory, lha seye.
ia jobs, as above advertised. will be Iet
WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Eng ineer J. R. g. K. Co.
Richmond. July l6, lS4s. cst
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July lJ-ctds
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

SHALL offer al public sale, TO the highest bidder, a'
l Lawrencevie in tho county OF Brunswick on MON
day the oath day September next III being c'rt hayl
Of land containing 500 acres, distant ABOUT tniee
miles from I.awrencevile, ON Great Creek, adjoining
the lands Of Mr. James Pritchett Capt MERRITT Davis
aud Doctor Henry Lewis. Il is believed that mere Is
no land in the county better adapted 10 The cultivation
Of wheat aud tobacco more susceptible oil Improve
meni By Inning cioverlr.. sc. The crops maze on y.
the two Last years and that now growing are sum
Client reconi. mdaiion At lis fertility ana pf"uuGt'on.
Tie terms expected 10 he, one half OF The purchase
MONEY payable the day Of January 1850, when pos.
session win be given and the other half payable the
Ist day nf July following but will be more particularly
made known The day of sale. Il. u. HUNS
lnIv oS-rEf
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.

an MONDAY, the 18th day OF August, lsi9, nj thu
" late residence Philip i.ofhet, Deceased. III IL"
lower end of the county at Halifax. on The Sonih sid
al Dan river, thirteen miles above Cilfh-rii., ana
tive West Of Baffso Spiny shall, III obedience To
decree n this County tu, u said cnuniy, sell 10 th-
highest bidder II credit III one and two yeas from
ths day Of sale, the purchaser giving bonds wiih APP
.rnved security, The tact oi iaad IN saia deere"
mentioned, containing four hundred and eighty hvs
acres about one hundred aud twenty i've 0f which Is
first rate Dan river hottom The cleared land In high
state of Improvement, aud good proportion in orG'-
nal growth. minute description Is thought nnnecrs
safy One Of the subscribers living Oh the premises
will take pleasure IN sho wing the land TO any prfsoa
wsp may ~ 18Th 10 view II before the sale.
We vii Also N The tine and place, sell TOR CASE
ten or twelve Negroes and on TUESDAY the nrtcay
In Tie town OF Gainesville. on erriit at Twelve
months the Mineral :, ring with six acres OF land
ka0~ n as Iieaverpond Spring, within on' and hsh
mics oi the village.
The proximity of this property 10 the town o:
CIa ssvI,ir tn2rtEer wIh ;.i1 known medicinal pro
prrrIes of the water, render in orr opinion an eS
ceplinsy valuable SPOT. II improved and wei
managed we verify heI-ve l, would become place ol
considerable public resort.
n A. LORKETT,
WM g. WILLIAMS,
THOS. J. TUCKER,
July lJ-ctds commissioners.
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IN Observation-Disclosures Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Ricnnond Circuit held az me STATE
Court House. In the CITY Of Rchmond On MONDAY, !h
ly 10, 1919: o.-,. ,,,;u,.
II Mcfarland, and James Lyons, fiain''ns'
Anderson Edwards, late Sheriff of the county Of
Chesterfield, and az such, administrator o. 'onn men,
deceased, John Porter, late Sheriff oil the colpiyc
Powhatan, Robert Gwahmcy Samuei saunders,
Temple Gwathmry, Francis neinc, Jr' Charles osi-
den, Sheriff Of the county of Powhaan, ana as slcD,
committee and administrators OF beverly hein, deco
The Chesterfield Coal and Iron Mining Company,
Miles Srlden, executor of Anne Heth deceased, Eli
zaheth Finncy, Bernard Peyton, Henlnghan Z mar
rison, e1eculrix Of Randolph Harrison, lnn"r, oeed
Miles Selden, John NJ 'rferillian, WIS: Brown ana
Dnval Margaret ilrih. Thomas Lynch hamilton anu
Margaret his wife, Henry llrlh. Eza men, iavina
lleth, John Heth, Stockton Heth, caroline heib' hty
Flrt aud Francis lleh thr eight asi being hahis IN
der the age OF twenty one years ny Nathaniel inw-
nrd their guardian ad tem, Junius Arcnsr, Wlilam
h Archer trustee. Samuel Taylor and Holden Rhodes,
trustees, James Wickh1m and Jonn Msreohh,
trustees, Lewis Rocrr~, John Farrar. lnonas MofI'-
sett Richard II Cunningham administrator GO hnn!s
non, with the viii annexed Of Beverly randolph, de-
ceased, and executor Of Charles II Randouh, decd,
Thomas Hall, David Z Randolph, and the President,
defendants
In this cause the Court without deciding nj ihlS E'
who are To the ates rents hereinafter Men,
toned or upon the or validity ofany incnmh an
ces doth order that the Defendants the Ches
terrified Coal and Iron Mining Company 90 re noeI be-
Court an account Of the royalties or rers which shall
have accrued up The time Of taxing Tue account IN Ia
vnr of John Heh under his final CONTRACT oil sae 10 mat
company, and an account or all Hens of
claims which hey bsve upon the said royalties or rents
And the Cont doth further ORDER hlt all otter persons
VINO have cais upon the Id ROYALTIES OF rents or any
part thereof do present The same on me hleenh uay
nnvrmber next or within ten days thereafter, beiure
the sans Commissioner, al his Office 10 the city oil
Richmond, to be audited. And the SAID commissioner
shall audit The said claims and accounts anu make re-
rnTrrt Ffh~ nj
hass ued from the Chesterfield Coal ana IRON Min
ing Company, and who are entitled 10 Inc same anc
what valid claims, charges or incnnoranees ensl
the said fund.- esther in favor oil the said Cheslefod
Coal and Iron Mining Company in favor Of other per-
together with any matters specially stated deem
The uaI,es he so stated And the Court doth further
order that the said Commissioner proceed 10 execute
The duties hereby confd.d 10 him, without o.ne holice
the parties than the publication 81 tEs oleeI on nine
I'm the CITY Of Rchmnnd.
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PIJRE PORT WINE.

PURE tOhl WINE.
TIE have just received a supply OF very
w superior PoIl Wine, whiih is OF extra
ecai,,y and is recommended as especially suited
% rvslids, being old ard pure.
PURCELL, LADD Il CO.. Druggists,
Ars.3 % Main 81 corner Of IAN.
FORTUNES II o Nj E-CHALK'S Of
FlCE, No. 6, Main street.
Th, day-Maryland CONSOLIDATED. Glass l01.
capia>: SIS. 600, 3 OF 900, 5 OF 5000, 20 u
loco. rs Nos. l3 orawn. Tickcs SIS.
A>c, F. f Seminary, Glass &c. Capitals !:
s92l4 Of 1900 10 of 600 IS Nos, 10
crssb. Tickets 81 SO.
Fer Notwithstanding rich AMI rare
Grand Consolidated Lollery, Glass 50 Capitals:
$4,000, 20 If 1000. 90 OF 1000. Is Nos, ~
also Also Small Fry-ss,s7s, 1000. Tickets 81,
Al CHALK'S,
Apg.3 sdoors above the Old Market.
EXCHANGE BOOK STORE-GEoRGE NJ,
WEST s BROTHER.
DAVID COPPEkFlELD. No 8 by Charles
IL Dickens-bes, edition. IL Gents.
Our store will be open this evening at o.
ctcg .or The purpose OF delivering our Northern
AID London newspapers 10 subscribers and 9Th
81, Aug3
MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE & CO..
III Richmond, Virginia.
For this day al ~ o'cock-Capi,als. S9,2l4,
Soil 800, 10 Of 600, 10 OF 300. &c. Tickets
A: s o'clock : Capitals: $4,000, 3 Of 5000. 90
$1,000, &c. Tickets SIS.
Daan Nos of Susquehapna. Lottery Glass IS:
SO "a l3 S. as &c 8 So d 20 80 Is.
Aug.
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SALE OF LAND in BUCKINGHAM.

WILL be offered for sale, 10 the highest bidder, u
w the Court House Of buckingham comfy, on
MONDAY. the 18Th Of Angus, leas, tbsing Court hayl
tact of land about four miles from The Court HOUSE
on tho road from Lynchburg Ia New Canton, sGpposeu
10 contain about Isl The land lies IN heainy
and agreeable neighborhood, within few hundfeh
ya,ds Of Enon MEETING loasr, and Is nj present oecu
mod hv The Rev VIM Taylor VINO will show II Ia any
.on " no NAV wish 10 purchase On II Is comiortr
able dwelling housr with the necessary ont houses IL
will be aid Oh n credit OF one aud two years, Inc puf-
chaser Giving bond. with ap roved security, ana mo
title retained until The whole o The purchase money Is
pad. The sale will he made IN pursuance oil the VIII
Of James Ia, lor, deed, By his Executor.
July ln-cwtds JORDAN TA1Loh.
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
NOTICE TO MY FRIENDS AND TIL

fUBLlC Al LA XII
| HAVE no doubt have heard very exaggerated
i accounts Of Cholera in this CITY. do you Il
has never bern hall had sou have been led 10 be-
iieve u has nov very nearly left The city, and think
you can now come To the iiy with safety and transact
your business some will say that interest prompted
me 10 publish this card Well admit there Is 4 little
interest al !hr bottom Of IT, bar breve ms friends
VINO know ME well VIII say That would not lie about
H. we nave never had any sickness about the Wash.
in.toh, MOI ha' there been Of Cholera In the
square on which We. The location Of the Washing
ton one OF the most dry airy and healthy situations
in Richmond, and the Louise and lnt Inv. besn white.
washed and purified thoroughly II thu public will call
IN ne, will promise ,hem very quiet house. some
thing pretty good Ia eat, and we'll cooked. think
irem nearly hty ears experience, ought TO under
sand how 10 please the tastes ofmy guests viii not
promise them that VIII keep The hest house In Rich-
mOnd, and mahr great show Of inery but will pro-
mise them good, wholesome fare, well served up, with
very attentive servants 10 wait them My charges
shall he very moderate. The sight Of my country
friends would be very cheeringto me at this lime.
July 3l-c2t I0IiN TAI,MAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
IaChisse IN anu fac tory.

AN now pared 10 supply order, At the old stand
corner OF Main and 18Th streets, first door below the
Union Hotel all sizes Of TliRESHERS, from two Ia
eight horse power, that | will guarantee TO thresh
perfectly clean from $50 10 500 bushels of wheat per day
Tao bushels havc cen treshed with the arges' size.
The above mentioned machines such were former
" made by my father far many years. and have given
more general satisfaction than other machns III use
They are generally known as Fox & Bnrland's Staple
Tooth Spring Bed Threshers. These machines have
never cen surpassed and shall use my best endeavors
10 make them all times fully equal " not superior 70
those made Gy any other establishment IN the STATE =
am now making some with new, improved Self.0il
lug I,ox with Steel aIcs; aso with patent metallic
boxes | also make Thresters With stationary beds, al
reduced prices.
Prices OF Threslers from $50 to sl2G; Horse Powers
from si01 10 Sll5.
WHEAT FANS II have Just completed an improve.
ment on the premium Fan, that will make II clean as
well AT once running though as was formerly done At
two operations
PR0UTY u MEaR'S celebrated Centre Draught
and Self.Starpening PLOUGHS-a large stock, Of NIL
sizes These Plougis are among the most celebrated
In use and have taken premiums Ut varnus agrlcultu
raj exhibitions amounting 10 upwards OF S2,ooU
CORN SHELLER5, for hand and horse power, from
STRAW CUTTERS, CHAINS for Horse Powers,
LEATHER BANDS for Thresliers, &C.
REPAIRING done in all lis branches, and old ma
chimes supplied with teeth, brasses &C., so as 10
operate AZ we'll as when first made
June 29-cl2t jAbEZ FARMER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CO-Partnc.shjD.

| HAVE this day a ISOLATED my Two sons, r. JEFF
FERSON and BERNARD PEyTON, Jr In bust.
ness with me- as To partners, under the firm of hER-
Mako PEfTON SONS. aud respectfully solicit for
the new concern The libeal pat oncge long brsow
ed on myself.
They are prepared TO make the usual advances on
cnnsignmenlJ.
Beng anxious 10 close all former transaetons will
thank those indebted, settle their r-sp.c i've haan.
BERSARD pEyrpy
July 3i-eaw9wcsd
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THE MEX SESSION OF THE SCHOOL
For GIRLS
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
Sa,RA 90

NEAR sTAUNTON, va ny PIKE POWERS.
,I,Hc ninth session of this School VIII commence on
June, with two days recess at Christmas and Easter
The instruction Is thorough, the discipline strict ana
the climate so healthful that not death mas ever oc
Sul;ee., ,aught-Enslish, Latin. Greek, French Ma
thenitics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry anu fhys'
TERMs-ror board, Including every thing usual
ana tuition in all or any Of the subjects taught, Ten
months, SlsO-payable, one bali on the 'an august
ami one half on the 18th January, in dduante. -,
The pupils will not be allowed TO deal on credit ana
their PICKET money must be supplied through The hanus
Of teacher who will report their expenses progfeos
and department, every month
Apnly early rs the number Of pupils Is limited.
Jnly Ia CtAug5
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GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUsl-

1NllE subscriber ia making arrangements 10 es-
lablIs himself in the large Warehouse, No Is, on
18th or Pearl street, two doors below Messrs. Kent,
Kendall & Atwaier, for The purpose OF uanraciinR
general G GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
and III he prepared 10 execute orders and receive
slenmrnts By the aNh instant
Tic VIII always keep hand a full assortment Of
GROCERIES, IRON, &C and will strictly attend TO
the sale of all County Produce consigned 10 him.
lie hopes, by aithful attention IL business and the
interests Of his friends and customers, 10 merit be-
raj share OF public patronage
Aug 3-c6i EDWARD II SklNKER
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Office OfC. ss. Purcell 81 Go
AGENTS FOR
nnJNH ,.nNdGEpC


RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
THE same brilliant success which has heretofore at
tended Pain1s Lotteries Is stl continued, and The
old established management Of u. PAINE & CO con-
linues In the lead Of all Others We wish 10 BIZ borne
in mind they have sent large prizes 10 this
city In the last Two years than all other munasemenis
have in the last five. The whole Of G,ItD, sold
and paid by Purcell, VIII amount 10 more money than
any ten prizes sold by all others in the last three years
They have sent, in addition. within few months past,
tho grand capitals OF SO UU 2 OU0 % 900, 2bOU, Of
10 0uU and many other smaller All orders Will
meet with prompt attention, f directed To
CIV PURCELL & co, Richmond, Va.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1919.
Saturday, Aug. 4th. 1853, at Baltimore. IS Nos,
Capitals:
prize of $4,000 ~ prizes Of $1,000
2OpIizrsof 5000 81 500, &C.
tickets slo-shsres in proportion. Certificate Of
package Of wholes sl3u-shares in proportion
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 49, TO be
drawn in Baltimore Saturday, Aug. llth, 1879
~ Nos, l6 drawn.
prize of $4,000 prize Of $4,000
10000 800
10000 20 {" 1000
s, 62 20 500, SC.
Tickets sl5-shares in proportion. Certificate Of
package of wholes sl5U-s!iarss in proportion.
susquehanna Canal Lottery, Class No. q, for lsa9,
10 DtufiWn IH NdfJiunuS w WouHesuu)i
August 18th. rs Nos IL drawn.
Grand scheme:
S prizes or s2O0oo prIzsso of 81 .a3a
s 1000 % l,uUJ
S 75J 90 500, &c.
Tickets sl0-shares in proportion. Certificate Of q
package Of wholcs Sl30-share' In proportion
~ Orders meet our usual prompt attention. For
Tickets In tie above, any other Lottery, drawing
daRy prce Of Tickets from 81 To $780, under
nagement, address US, or &. W.PuECELL,
AgentforD. PAINE Il CO., Richmond, Va.
y,,iv "a
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NOTICE

THE subscriber has iged the services Of Miss
L Louisa Webb, as InsIrncress-in which capacity
she Is so well and favorahly KNOWN that hr deems IL
unnecessary 10 say any thing respecting her superior
qualifications.
He would like TO receive five or SIX girls In his fam-
~ as boardeIs
The session will commence the 18th Of September,
)Si9. and cluse the 18th "f July, 1850.
TERMS-FOr board and tuition, In English and
French, per session OF ten muns, Sla5; Mus on Pi
ano AMI Use of instrument, s35-payahe, one half The
18th February and The balance n III, end Of the Sc sion
Address-Beaver Dam Depot, Hinovrr r0urty.
WIN WINSTON.
Woodland, Hanover co, Aug 3-cMGw
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l.UCk's OFFICE.

l55, MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWELFTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
THE following few Of the leading schtinrs 10 he
1 drawn during The MOI tn Of August, under The ma
narement Of the did ind popular firm OF u. PAINE q
CO in which LUCK vends Tickets. Orders meet with
the most prom pit and confidential alfentiUn when adj
dressed 10 &. Is. LUCK, Richmond, va.
BALTIMORE LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST.
GRAD Consolidated Lottery Class IS, TO be drawn at
Baltimore, Maryland, on Saturday. August ith, le49
rs Nos, IL drawn. Capitals S3J,UOU, 20 OF 5,OOo, ~
of OU0 90 of 500 SC. Tickets Slu-shar-s IN proper
ton. Certificate Of package Of whoes Sl3o-shares
in proportion.
GRIND Consolidated Lottery, Class &c. to be drawn In
Baltimore on Saturday, Aug. llth nag. Is Nos. ID
drawn Grand Scheme: S50,O0U, 10000, 10000, $500,
3OUU 500, 90 Of 600. sc. Tickets s5-sharcs in
proportion. Certificate OF package of Wholes SioO-
shnres in proportion
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. 81, Tor le49'
TO be drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
August 18Th. rs Nos., u drawn. Grand scheme:-
Of $40 900. OF 3DDO uf 1850, Of 1892 ~ OF oou
20 Of 500, &c. Tickets Sl0-halves 5; quarters o.
Certificate Of package Of whoes Sl3O-shares In pro-
portion.
In addition to the above Grand Schemes, there are
smaller Lotteries drawing daiiy-prces Of Tickets
ranging from TO S5-ordrfs for tickets In which VIII
be promptly attended To.
6y Ia purchasing by the package, deduct the price
oGthree tickets.
u Orders promptly and conficn,ialy attended TO
Drawings forwarded TO all who oderi, Postage need
moi be paid on orders addressed 10 &. B. LUCK,
Julv al Richmond Va,
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Greek Nation i'rizc office,
NTO.IO. EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

MOL Ot EAS L M 4 IN y iRtS1 S.cSHi0ho
IN V;reia:a.
Oh. you in search Of gold, werc'sr you roam,
Remember, IIURLEY'S Office sis h-rr"-at home
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1919
Virginia Morongalia Lottery, Class No o5, for IL 80
10 he drawn Saturday, Aug. 4t,i Is NO. Lottery
ID drawn blllos. splendid scheme: S3J,Onp. ~, 400
10000 5,GO0 3,O72 20 Of 5uO, y OF $780, " Of 4UO
&c. Tickets SlO, halves 3; qrs. 5U.
Delaware Lottery, No IL, 10 he drawn August eth.-
70 No I.otrY-i5 drawn ballots. Capitals: Ss5 ,DG0
II 0OO O0 $780, OF 1000, 10 Of OUO, III Of aOU, Sc
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
Virginia Monoagaia Lottery, No %, for 1884, 10 be
drawn SATURDAY., Aug. ll.h IS Nos, "a drawn
Scheme: So, COO lurOD, 900, ,O1O 3DD, 2,5 $40
Delaware Lottery, No 70, 10 be drawn August 18th
II drawn numbers out Of *. Capitals: S35D OO, l3,0
iOuUO $780, % Of uuo, % of 6O0, &c. Tickets slu
shares in proportion
Virginia Mononeaa Lottery, Glass No l0l, for lsi9
TO lie drawn on Saturday, Aug. ls 70 No. Loiery-.a
drawn ballots. Capitals ST., $50 5,dOO, 6,Oii 4,0oo
1000 2.G2J 81 Of ,UJO, SC. Tickets SlO-sliafrs IN
proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. %, TO he drawn August p.
IL No. Lo,tery--la drawn ballots. Capitals: Soj ,0OD
10000, 5OUO 1000, 3iaO 2590 10 of 800, 10 Of $780,
IL OF 2G0, &c. Tickets Sl0-slares IN proportion.
Hurley will cash all prizes gold by other vendors
Hurley has at all times complete assortment oil lick
cts, ranging In price from 81 to $40.
N.B.-Hurley pays postage ON all letters 10 and
from his office.
Hurley's rule is 10 cash n II prizes al sight.
Please NJ dress yolr ordersto WIN. HURLEY,
No 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All huslness strict ly con 6dential July rs
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As equisitiO ions.
Ocr,cr or rur RICHMOND AND DAkyILLI }

OFFICE OF TUE RICHMOND AND DAkvILLr
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Richmond March Ist, l649 }
NOTICE Ia hereby given, that acquisitions OF ten DOL
~ lars per share on the stock Of this Company, are
called for PAYABLE on the first day Of May next The rst
day Of July next and the first day Of September newt
Payments may be made in The Bank ct virginia OF
Farmers Bank Of Virginia. and the certlhcale pese
Treasurer at The office the option Of the SUBSCRIBERS
and receipts win br given therefor.
Clerk and Treasurer Of the Richmond & Danville
Railroad Company.
N.B.-As the lst OF September is approaching, Stock
holders who have not paid the reauitions oi ine
vous and present calls are requested attend TO this
nn,jce p. VAN DEURsEN,
InIv an-d.sepl Clerk and Treasurer.
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New 76usic.

n H. TAYLOR has Just received BY Express, the
L following new songs and pieces, l60 Main street
Thou has. wounded the spirit that loved thee; Guitar
inys Mi: Good Bye; The forget me not do
Gaiy The Tronhadcur, variations, Piano Forte
Alpine Home by Hurgermuller DO
Postion Polka, by Strakosh
In dreams thou nrt with me still, song Piano
Thou will go and forget me 90 90
You remember when We parted 40 10
Gentle Mary, Waltz, by Wallace
Ocean Wave Waltz, by Buck
Our Bugle sang Truce. as sung by wilson
Norturnrs, by Dohler, &c.
large lot Of the above and other Music this DAY Ie
ceived and for sale by r. H.Tafhoh,
July 81 lhu MAIN Mfttt