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SEALED PROPOSALS,

uET ILL be received by the Commissioners
w of Cambria County at the House of
Samuel Bracken, in the Borough of Johnstow n
until Friday evening the 25th of May inst,
fer the erection of Bridge over the Come
maugh River at Johnstown. plan and spec6-
cation of the Badge viii be exhibited al the
Public House above named for five days before
the letting, the Bridge will be built on the
Burr plan of single arch and viii be required
10 be completed on or before the first day OF
November lS49.
ATTEST,
JAMES M'DERNIT, Clerk.
A BuRGooN. lcommis,,rs
@. w. Easily,
May 3. lS49-30-3t.
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Boots and Shoes.

of every description, moleskin, fur. pearl. leg
horn and braid Hats; Ladies and Misses pearl
braid, silk. and pearl gimp Bonnets splen-
did assortment of Quecntware, (new style,)
Hardware. Drugs, Umb rel:as, Parasols, Books
and Stationary, Groceries, Fish, Salt, Nails,
&c. &c.
AL of which they are determined to sell as low
for cash or country produce any other estab
iishment west of the Allegheny mountains.
Ladies will find il TO their advantage TO call
and examine this speudid stock of goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
May 3, 1S49.-30-tf.
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HE ooKs AND STATIONARY, also, plain and en-
D broidered Envelopes, fancy Note Paper,
Motto, silyered and cami Waters, Qnilis,
Sealing Wax. Pencils. Pass Books, DC, for sale
az the store OF
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Slavery.

We learn from our exchanges that the cues
,ion of emancipation is beginning to elici, the
attention Of number of the most influential
men In several of the Southern States, and that
public discussions, and public Conventions to
devise means by which the abolition of slavery
will be brought about is now of FREQUENT oc.
cnrrence few years ago any man mention
ing the subject of abolition would have sub.
jected hirnse If 10 heavy coat of tar and fea,h
ers, but now public sentiment is undergoing a
rapid change, aud the question of emancipation
is boldly discussed in Delaware, Kentucky
Missouri, Tennessee, Maryl land, Virginia and
Texas. In entucky, especially, the subject
meets the appreciation of such large portion
of her citizens that we should not be aston: sh.
ed If the Convention, which is about to meet
TO amend the constitution of the State, would
take the necessary steps TO provide for the
gradual liberation of her sluves A meetin o
was recently held in Lexington, at which
Henry Clay made a short though eloquent
speech. when resolutions were adopted which
dsclared.
THAT as hereditary domestic slavery, as i,
exists amongst US, is contrary TO the rights OF
mankind-opposed TO the fundamental pr in ci
pies of free government hostile TO the pros
Perity OF the Commonwealth, it ought not to b.
made Perpetual-and that the convention abou
to meet to amend the Constitution ofthis State
affords proper occasion, on which step
should be taken TO amoliorate the condition Of
slavery in such way shall be found practi.
cable in itself, just as regards the masters ot
slaves, and beneficial to the slaves themselves ;
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strong disposition to engage in newspa-
per quarrel and that he viii conEne his wri
tings TO the bread plat form of common sense.
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PUBLIC SALE.
May 3, 1919.

Y virtue of an Order Of the Orphans
Z > Court of Cambria county, there will be
exposed at Public Sale the premises on
Monday the lth day of June next, a certain
TRACT OF LAND, situate in Cambria town
ship, adjoining lands of John e. Jones, Rich.
ard Edwards, Richard Bennett and others, con-
tanning lS9 Acres anu the usual allow ance.
There on the pre- misses CABIN HOUSE AND
CABIN BARN, and between 40 and so acres clear
cd the property of David Davis, deceased
Sale will commence at one O'Clock on said day,
when The terms of sale wall be made known by
William Davis and Thomas NJ. Jones, Admin.
istrators of the estate of the said deceased
By order of the Court,
WM. KITTELL, Clerk.
May 3, 1S49.-30-3t.
0-Tbe Hollidaysburg Register will give the
above three insertions and charge this Office.
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LIST OF JURORS FOR JU-
LY TERN, 1919.

GXIsIAO JCRORS.
Andrew Callahan, Clearfield.
Adam Helsel. SUNNI erhill,
Joseph Burgoon. Washington.
Peter NJ M'Gough, Clear6eld,
John M'Gsrity. Washington.
Elisha Gorsuch, White.
David Sommerville, Sus1uehanna,
Joseph Dodson, Allegheny.
Nathan Crum, Summorhill,
Anthony Lambaugh, Jackson.
Matthew Ivory, Allegheny.
Johr b. Brook bank, SummerhiI,.
Jacob Kring, Richland,
Peter Summers. Summerhill,
Abraham Siuizmun. Connemaugh,
George Berkpile. Richlsnd.
John M'Goagh, Sr.. Wsshin sson.
Henry Weaver, Summerhil!.
Jacob Paul. yr., Richlsad.
Felix O'Neill. Cambria,
George Elder. Allegheny.
David Spielmsn. SUN Elerhill.
David Prosser, Cosnemaugh,
John P. Parrish, Carroll.
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NOTICE.

Alta Public Sale made By Peter Heiman iu
jackson township, on the 9Th day OF Noveu,-
Der last, the follow ing properly among other
articles, were purchased by the subscriber, and
left with the said Peter HelmaD, TO wit:
l Bay Horse. Cows, l Sow, 6 Pigs and
head of Sheep.
Tie public are hereby cautioned against
meddling with any Of the above described prop
erty without my orders, as | am determined 10
enforce the law against any person or persons
that may feel disposed to do The same
GEO. c. X. ZAHM.
April a6, Is49-29-3t.
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Receipts and Expenditures Of E6e,as5urg
Borough from the lst day Of .4prii
a. ID. 1913, u,atiH the 2Ist day Of
.4pra a. ID. lS49, inciassiUe.
OR.
By cash paid on Orders. S296 II
296 II
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EyIsH. Mackeral and Goldfish, just opened
u and for sale by l., & 7.
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The Largest, Cheapest and most Fashionable
Stock Of Goods, adapted 10 Genfienen's
Spring and Summer Wear, is inst
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LITZINGER g. TODD,

FE SAKE pleasure in announcing TO their
"A friends and the public generally that they
have Just received from the eastern cities. at
their Store Room in Ebensburg. large and
splendid assortment of
NEW e. FASHIONABLE GOODS,
selected with great care and at the loseest pTi-
ces, which enables them to dispose of them on
the most reasonable terms.
The stock comprises the usual sssostnon. OF
STAPLE AND FANCY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-22
IL Il I,a ID es'l's ~ i'll T. e !.
IEnpMERI I0Xn1s


On Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Intel.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra IL, Jan. 9th:
419 % 10 81 "a IL % SO "a.
Whole 2S 81 CT, Share % % GA, two more Of
the capitals sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Class G, Feb. Eth:
81 90 20 sc 66 - Is 3 II 70 10 80 AS %
Halt ticket 10 . 80, another prize OF $50
sent 10 this Office.
Drawn Nos. OF Mononsaia, Glass 25, Feb l3h
10 So "A 40 IL 20 Al IS 81 Al . IS A.
Ticket IL "a IS, prize Of $500 sent 10 this
Office.
THURSDAY-rhr sussex county Delawarc) Lotlr.
~, Glass No s. Capitals: San 900 10 900 5GnU 600
$780, 2,a35 10 Of 6ul, &c, SC. 75 Nos Is drawn
Tickets SIS; halves2 80; urs. | IS.
FRIDAY-rh- Virginia MonongaIia Lottery. Class
No. so. Capitals: Si7 200, 5000, 3,O0O s,477, Of
l,0O0 &C. Is Nos, "a drawn. Tickets 81; halves .;
quarters |.
sArURDAY-Doilar Lottery. The sussex county
(Delaware) Lottery, Extra, Class No "a 81 600 Ca
ptal. rs Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81; halves SO cts;
luartersa5c C.
Saturday Evenng--Sales close Al !, O'Clock.
a MAGsiFIcENT ScHEME!
Virginia Munongalia Lottery Glass b. for 1919, be
drawn on Saturday, February u. Is No. Lourry-l2
drawn ballots. Capitals s55 nD, 81 ,JDD 20 D00 800
Of 1904, Of 400, Of 3,UM of 100 900 Of 5Op-
being the lowest three number prizes. Tickets Sl5-
shares IN proportion.
% Orders for packages, certificates of packages.
sin ge tickets shares IN the above in nf Man
~ & Co.'S Lotteries, TOT which there drawings
wreceire the most prompt attention, ani the draw
ngs forwarded Immediately IL distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond Va.
AZ Rscollect No. a':There' luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'Mors " Feb 10
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A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED /!
THE CELEBRATED
w ID AVl d. 5,
JAr E5ebra1g B9esap.

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR all fixed pains In the
IN Side, Chest. Loins Back, Bowels, Muscles Rhru-
matism in all lis varied firms, Nervous Affections,
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections, Fe-
male Weaknesses, etc. etc For the above complaints
this Plaster mas EQU.L. The great celebrity which
il has already acquired not only IN the old but IN the
new world-the extraordinary cures II has performed
in the most extreme of suffering have acquired
rori such reputation that the proprietor has
III recenty-bern able 10 supply halt the demand.
The sales throughout city, town and village in
the United states without parallel!
A Circumstance not surprising, when The vast amonn
or human sufern. relieved by its use is considered.
I'm Spinal Defects the benefit usually IS of the de-
Ciipd character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases ont Of twenty readily yield 10 the penetrating sti
mGa combined in this valuable preparation
Rheumatism, eilhgr acute chronic the claims oil
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
acknowledged Those who are laborlDg under weak
BACKS, no matter from what cause the weakness may
nave orieinat-d-evrn If such persons have been mis-
guided IN previous appllcaions-in the use OF the He
brew Plaster they will find the affected part suddenly
restored To s original sonndness.
As supporter cases of constitutional weakness II
will be found of advantage. IL is particularly re-
commended 10 Females who suffering from sudden
weakness, ar general debility. In short, 'smbraees
all the virtues which the most scientific M was ca.
uable of commanding from valuable substances found
in the old world, aud will be found entrey Zee from
those objections which source 81 complaint with
the numerous spread plasicrs now helne ihe plDlc
49, These masters possess the advantage of being
mi nm in air tight bores-lence they retain therfull
virtues IN all climates
BEWARE OF COUNTEIFEiTS AND BASE mi
TATlOSS
None genuine without the engraving OF JeD Dnu3 on
The wrapper around each box. Price so per box
Each box contains sufficient To spread six eight pas
tiers.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by SCOVlL & MEAD
No 49, Charters Street. New Orleans, General Agent:
for the South and West. Sold also by
ALEX. DUVhL, Richmond.
GAYNOR 4 WOOD, Richmond
THOS. II. ROSSER. Petersburg.
~ A. SANTOS. Norfolk.
J. W < C. H. TINBERLAKE, Charlottesville
tt,r,r
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itirth-.Night Ball.

a s;.i N'ehmond Light Infantry Blues propose
SWING a Military and Civic Ball, on the 22d
k"a ny, al lhe Exchange Hotel. Gentlemen
49, 49, 70 subscribe can obtain tickets OF the
Az, .Isfs only. Military subscribers are par
y requested 10 appear in uniform. Tick
''toI transferable.
MANAGERS.
"on oR.7 RY MEMBERS.
Go n Col Thomas 8. Bigger.
w. Mnnto'd William Mitchell,
iii Inns Sm''h, Daniel Trueharl,
N nnooia, John II. Tompkins,
burton, Charles w. Purcell.
HcTIpE MEMBERs.
Nm EapI George h. Tompkins,
,as n. Sheppard, Capt. VIM A. Carer
casss' = = James, Cap'. Jno. II. freeman
Tin = po~eH, Surgeon James Beale,
ia. .ap ~ IL |. Bray, VIM. L. Mon.asuse,
i ~ H. c;Grenshaw, John B. Robinson
rcs.m,s 'uazeb'ook, E. L. Tompkins
scsu ia tan be obtained al the office ~ r. w
:ay s .oa .: Main and 18th streets dnr;ne
Bali 'ao Of The Treasurer on the evening y
.,,'se at The southern door Of he E,,., i,
On lss e,s Sai enter ilom l4,h s,ree,, and psss
h ss &c at nine o'clock. 's
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isy Es. Ii. Dickinson & ssre.
TRUST SALE Or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

by virtue of deed Of executed To the subscr
~ Der by James Sizer and John T. >izrf bearing date
thr 1851 day Of Frbrnsry, le45, and recorded m
the iice OF Court If Hastings Tor the civ al Rich
FRlD y the 2td day III The present mGnlh-FrbnAry
AT the hour oi O'Clock, n upon the premises,
proceed 10 eel certain Lot Of GInnnd cescHttd in
the SAID deed being situated Ia tie cy III Richmond
upon CLAY and i.h streets, commencing al the IN
rrsrction 81 said the 0utt side al slIert
and thence running down street one hunGfed feet
thence running IL rieh angles from one hun
dfri ert-tience running parallel with street one
hundred feet 10 ith strre-hencr III the SAID last
ait noned street 10 the beginning one hundred frrt-
hut which, said lot Of ground contains, by actual
snrcMent, ninety six feet tour inches Cay street
running PACK llneiy SIX lret Two ncHes ih strrrt
thence al riglt angle, aud parallel with Clay
street. NINETY ak irr eight inches anu thence parallel
win 4h street ninety feet inches. ay street
together with all he buildings and Improvements
thereon situated, AMI the privileges aud appurtr nanres
10 the same IN any manner belonging.
Also, al the same time and place, certain other lot
or parcel II Land, known IN the plan of The sand city
OF Richmond by thr nunheI 632, which Las been dvI-
ded INTO tour lutr Irs suard 10y The numbers , and
H. each containing thirtytwo tee, s inches on Claw
street, and Iunnin. bach hundred and ity.Ihier
rel four inches TO an alley common the hole Of
sad lots, twenty feet III widt-ibe designated No
hring situate al the CLAW ana sih sis
TERMS-Onr. third ii the purchase none, 10 lie paid
IN 'asi-te residue ~ equal instruments IN four nd
eight months, with interest thereon tom III. day oi
str-and The Tide 10 hr retained deed upon
the property I" be rae,nird 10 the payment
the Credit inSiamens
If, on The day designated for The above SALE The ues
TIER should br such III the opinion Al the suhsrrhrr
Ia render Improper Ia sell, he sad sale Will be post
ponrd nnt the f'sr Tar day thereafter.
The tue 10 the abovc property believed 10 he good
hut, acting Trustee, shat only convey such mi.
a. Is vested in me by The sai: deed
Pp1Iai y ROBINSON, Trustee.
II DICKINSON g BROTHER,
Feb 9-ttis auctione-rs
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NEW WORKS
Received by A. MORRIS, late DRlNkER
NORRIS.
n,

Received by A. MORRIS, late DRlNkER &
MORRIS.
HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the peace
IL Of Utrecht 10 lhe peace Of Paris; by Lord
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Tor The use o; Chemists. Druggists, Teachers
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Outlines OF English Literature; b. Thomas B.
Shaw, B. A., Professor Of Eugll>h Literature,
&c.-Sl IS.
Household Education; by Harriet Martineau,
auhor OF eastern Life" Sc.-s7 cents.
An Introduction 10 Practical Chemistry, in
GLIDING Analysis By John Z. Bowman-5 81.
II Caiechism OF the Sean Engine, win va
rious suggestions ~ improvement; By John
Bourne, c. f., from the last Lonfon cd'lion-75
cents.
Democracy in France; by Monsieur Guizot,
lae Prime Miniater-25 ccuts
January No. 81 Rankin's Hall Yearly AT
siract-75 cents
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Gals. 25
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so cents.
Mysteries Of City Life; by James Ree>e-75
cenlss
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Feb 81
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uURLEY's OFFICE, No. lo., East Main

IL Street.
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "cone try again -
HURLEY'S OFFICE STILL AHEAD!
S24O SOLD AT HURLEY,s.
Drawn Nos. Mononsalia Lottery, 22-Fcb. Oh:
Q IS 81 Al 7 68 Is 25 81 SO 81 48
Ticket, Nos. 7 AZ 70, he second highest prize
-S240 sold and paid by HURLEY.
A priz. of $500, sold by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, No 7, Feb. Ia:
46 81 Al 60 IA 81 81 % 54294I.
Ticket, Nos % 81 81, $500, sold and paid Al
TWO MORE!
Drawn Nos. MononeaIia, 26, Feb. l6:
So SO 3S 43 70 81 6 al s 81 46 20 % 81 %
Half Ticket, 81 d3 SO, returned; Quarter do
8 % 10, sold an paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Monongaia Lottery, % Feb 20:l
Lowest Prize S..
10 eo 30 Is "a 65 Sc % 9 81 AZ so II DC.
HURLEYS arrangement FIR The Week
THURSDAY-S2 $4,000. 10 Nos, - drawn
Tickets 5.
FRIDAy-sl7oOo. IS Nos, IA drawn
Tickets Sd.
SATURDAY MoRNING-s4, 600. 7s Nos.
IA drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY EVENING-Brilian Scheme
S55 0OO IS 900, 10000. II $50, 3 OF 70O0 o.
5000, 4 OF 5000, 5 III 1000, &c., &c. Is Nos, L
drawn. Tickets SsI5-sharrs in proportion.
TWO MORE.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex Louery, Extra, 81, Feb
17ih-luwest prize 81:
10 4 40 SIS 46 70 Al So 81 10 Sc 80 AZ.
Ticket, Nos "a as A. S40l Both sold and
Do. 46 At S., SO paid by
HURLEY.
HURLEY offers for sale, this week, tickets in
the glorious little "Small Fry" Lonery Glass No
a. Extra. Capitals: $4,000, &c. Tickets 81
Packages SIS IS, warranted to draw back So 0(
al least. All persons in want of money are re.
quesIed 10 call al HURLEY'S, where for small
investments large returns are generally made.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARK ErS. FEB. al.
TOBACCO-Prices have teen rather lower
,or Inc last day or two, Tor common and mlddling
n lemand al about the same prices-say SIS SO
10 81 50 and s..
FLOUR-Sales on Basin al $4 93i; in store
IS.
WHEAT-l00 a l07i cents Tor red and white.
OATS-3l 80 cents per bushel.
CORN-45 c. per bushel.
CORN MEALS cents.
WHlSKEY-26 cents for Rectitied.
BACON.City cured hog round Sa SIC. hams
l0c.; old Western sides S. = cIs.-inaIket nfm.
LARD-Barrels "a cents; kegs . q CTS.
NEW YORK, Feb 20.-Soulhern -four held
al IS 5O.-Sales Of white wheat al l30 a l3l;
red II2.-Corn 80 cls.- Exchanges on London
:! a 8 per cent.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2O.-Sales OF -four
=, Soon SIS c,s.-Oats 80 cts.-Wheat l0S
la no CTS.
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MERCHANDISE.
10 California Adventures.
I'HOM IYRi.R.

GUN AND RIFLE W1NUfAC TERER,
SEVEN DOORS AvovE CITY H1TE!.
RICHMOND, VlRGiSIA,
y ESPECTFULLY lnlofins thu Cumpanies
ia forming, anu individuals VIII are preparing
10 pay a visit 10 lie GOLD Region 81 Caii,tLia
that he has On hani an extensive a,sorlmvn, 81
The following Goods, snilahie lor sal! expedition,
and which he is determined 10 sell IL very ~
duced prices:
ponhle ard single barrel Rifles
Double aud single barrel Guns
Pocket, belt, holster and six barrel revolving
Pistols, all sizes
Bowie, Dirk and Camp Knives
Travellers Compasses and Spy Glasses
Money Belts, Drinking Cups and Fssss.
Jan 20
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NOTICE.

M
MADISON MINING AND TRADING
lN COMPANY.-The members Of The Madi-
son Mining and Trading Company are requested
by resolution of The Company 10 report Them
selves 10 the Board Of Directors, ready for de.
parture, ON or before the 26th day of February.
Feb. l4-d&cd c. J. EATON, Sec'y.
TINE subscriber thankful for The liberal pa
i lronage ne has received since he has been
in the commission business, again offers his SER
vices TO his friends, TO sell Tobacco, Corn and
Wheat, and pledges himself 10 give his best at
lenlion 10 all business entrusted 10 his care.
JOHN M. SHEPPARD, JR.
Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
Jan. l-dlm&c2m
CARPENTRY, HOUSE-BUlLDING, &c.
THE subscriber having occupied the Shop
i known as Jarvis, corner OF 4lh and Main
streets, for some four months previous TO first
January last, wishes 10 inform his friends and
The public that he has removed 10 the new Shop
on Sd, between Main and Cary streets, where he
is prepared to execute faithfully all work with
which he may now be favored-Sign OF Glaze
brook & Lacy.
Feb. 2l-diw JOHN A. GLAZEBROOK.
NJEGROES FOR HIRE-Two men, plain
IN Cook and TWO coed Chamber Maids, and
seamslress also, small boy.
FOR RENT,
An Office adjoining that now occupied by the
subscriber, and a lodging room very comfortable.
LEWIS HILL,
Collector and Agent,
Corner OF Governor and Main st.
Feb lO-w3w
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:, Tanning and Milling.

!, AZ which The usual tanning operations are car
ep,. f.. sood Hides always bought, or taken in e1'
|,,.. Ming William Mills he carries on the Milling
k,.n., as charlottesville Mills, affer sundry i'm
IAN. - and alterations, being now suited both for
s, s lor Toll and The manufacture of grain. The
=, .nese arrangements being permanent will secure
!, w, i,alions' VIM. SIZER.
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NOTICE.
ON THURSDAY the 9Th Of March &c fair niha,
Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the town Of Charlottesville, about
IL tho 5th of January last, Muatto Girl named Eli
,han. Ro,ns dss.assd said ,i., i. ohon, .,sn,~
three four of aee fine head of hair, and small
foot and ankle excellent house servant, seamsress
where she may DO lurking; but, from some information
which hsve received, think it more than probable
she has been carried the Blue Ridge, In the
neghborhood OF Port Republic, where she has relations
living. Any information relative To her whereabouts
viii be rewarded, and for her being placed In any Jail
In the Commonwealth, that can get her, will give
uered in the county Jail here, will be rewarded with
$50. MILTON KING.
Charlottesville, Feb. ., ls4a-caawaw
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NOTICE.
Excursion to Washington,

C.F Jun hdnCH
TN The event that $50 names can be obtained
i for the trip, the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company will run
an extra train on The occasion OF the Inaugural
ton at Washington, leaving Richmond in the
afternoon OF the preceding day and returning on
Tuesday, by which arrangement those who may
go will be able 10 lodge on board The Potomac
Boat whilst at Washington. The Iare for the
trip sc only, including lodging. Those who may
contemplate the excursion are desired TO make il
known al The Office OF lbe company on or before the
25h insr. in order that the necessary arrangements
may be made. There will be no reduction in the
fare by the regular mail train.
THOMAS SHARP,
Feb IA Agent Of Transportation.
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creek Nation a'rlze Office,
n IO.l03 EAST MAIN STREET. Rieh7,npo

\
IN Virginia.
on you in search Of gold, where'rr you roam,
Remember, huRi.EY'S Office as here"-ar home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY!
$4,000! $1,000 so 600 sII $40
Virginia State Lottery, Class B, for 1919. 10 b.
drawn On saturday February am. 10 drawn mum.
3oi 100, of51a0, c 3. 900, ) Of 1000, &c. Tick
els si'; halves; quarters AMI eighihs in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. o. To be drawn February asth.
Is No. lotirry-li drawn ballots. Capitals: $40 900.
l3No 10000. 80 Of lt0U, ~ of 800 10 Of 300 &c,
Tickets SlD-shares IN proportion
Orders Tor certificates Packages, single Tickets
AMI shares IN any nf the above Schemes addressed To
The undersigned, will receive the most prompt alien
tion,a an account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as II is received
n. B-llnrey pays postage on all letters TO and
from his Office.
Hurley will cash NIL prizes sold by other Vendors.
hurley has NJ all times complete assortment Of tick
cts, ranging III price from 81 To $40.
Hufey'srulr lsto cash all prizes a sight.
Please address your nriersto WM. HURLEY,
M. TO- Main street Richmond, Va
All husiHessstIctlY con idential. ian %