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DINA WAY ARRESTED.

COMMITTED 10 tho Jail Of the city Of Norfolk, as
u runaway, ON the 10Th day OF November, lsis
Negro Man, who says his name Is Tom, or Thomas,
and that he belongs 10 Mr. Neeho, or Nico, French
man. of New Orleans. Tom, Thomas, is about 80
wears OF age feet inches high, light bacon color,
stoutly made, full face, bushy hair, has very slight
stoppase In his speech, and has hr.n badly whipped
He saws he was horn in Middleburg, and sold in the
civ Of Richmond Va, n trader, AMI carried 10 New
orleans in the schooner James Monroe Caniain Bush
some twenty years ago. lie says he lived with ms
master Mr. Nrcho in New Orleans, six or seven years
and thence he escaped To Boson, where he has been
following The water since, until arrested here ana
confined in JAIL His owner is hereby notified 10 prove
awov-otherwise he will be disposed Of rs the law di-
reefs. GEo n 'iiLhn' 'a'-
I,r an-r6r
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.IfhS9N I'll. RsDYfe.

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
HAVING lived in the city of Richmond upwards Of
Ii twenty five years and good portion & that time
engaged in mercantile business, and being well &C
auainted with the merchants and inhabitants general
", offer my General Agent, 10 purchase
any article of merchandise, hy wholesale or RETAIL for
merchants in the country, private families they
sending Ia purchase with, or orders 10 such
merchants as they deal with, and by so doing save
much time aud expense. Will only charge the usn"
commission. will also sell Produce FOR the custom
ary commissions aud collect debts and settle accounts
for the usual pay. expect in few days To call my
aoquantancrs and the citizens generally, respectfully
10 solicit their subscriptions fnr and interesting
publications. Satisfactory reference given, If desired.
My residence is Grace street, opposite Centenary
Church, where may be found, or by letter, postage
maid. J. II. BOYD.
Feb 27-c4t
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CALIFORNIA.

CALlFURNIA.
TINE Nautilus Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York will still take The risk of
insurance on life 10 Upper California, the party
going out in first rate vessels p,a Cape Horn or
Chagres and Panama.
Pamphlets explanatory Of Life Insurance gene
rally and all other information on The subject
NAV be Obtained at The Office OF The Agent, No.
II Main ST.. Market House square.
CaAS. WORKMAN, Agent.
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Office 0fC. ss. Purcell & 90.

ID PAINE Il Co, lANAGERS.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA
THE most brilliant Scheme ever drawn in America !
$500 600 CaPral , o. $50 900 oi S35, 900,
s Of SI2 500-nnder the management of ID. PAINE
< CO., sole Contractors of all Maryland Lotteries
We have the pleasure Of presenting To adventures in
Lotteries tho largest ani most brilliant scheme ever
drawn in the United States We invite particular At
trntlnn 10 u, aud challenge acompaTison with any other
scheme heretofore Offered The prizes amount to five
MILLION FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
10 clubs and Individuals this Scheme presents IN.
equard advantages Tor packages, there being Is drawn
ballots in each package Of - tickets and one package
may contain The live highest Capitals, amounting To
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
We present thls Scheme M this early day IN order
that correspondents from all parts OF the United
States may have ample time 10 forward their orders and
receive their tickets before the day Of drawing arrives
which VIII take place At Baltimore on the 2-th day Of
April l5i9, under The snpeTntrndencr of Commission.
ers appointed by the Governor oil Maryland
Orders for packages single tickets will be prompt
ly and confdrntally attended to- if addressed 10 The
Managers, ortn
c. w. PURCELL &c CO., Richmond, Va
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Glass A, To
be draw on Saturday, Apr 25tI 1879. rs No. l.nte
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QOrp,cs or THE RlcuMoED AND DAsvILLs
RAILROAD COMPANY ,

Richmond, 22t February, 1919 }
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at his Once
y until Monday, the 18Th March, 1870, for the con-
struction ola STONE BRIDGE orrr the James River.
f,r ,b- Richmond aud Danvir Railroad. Plans and
specifications viii be ready for examination, II the oil
fcr Of the Company, by the Gin praNiro.
Where prices and responsibility are equal, n prefer
enrr will be given 10 the offer wherein The largest
omounl Of the stock nf the Company viii b- received III
navment ANDREW TALCOTT,
Feb 27-c4t Ihirl Engineer
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

IL The House aud Lot n the GnrionSvilIr De
sSTgH poi, lately occupied hy Wiliam u Cosby s
hfSfl g" as Stor. House. The situation il de.ra
I"b bile, and within liliy wards nf the Depot 1t is
first rate stand for the Dry t;ood- aud Grocery bu.l.
ness; aud, thr hou-. being commndios The proprietor
would grant The privilege 10 the III keeping pah
lie or private entertainments There every necessary
out house The premises a good garden and a well
OF excellent water 10 good tenant tie re nj viii br
accommodating Apply 10 alrs. NJ. BaAcr or her son,
NJ Baker, al the GordOnsvillc Depot.
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EXPEDITION TO CALIFORNIA.

An The Madison Mining and Trading Com
&Rpany's superior, fast sailing ship Glsnmore
A No. l, coppered and copper fastened, built in
Philadelphia, OF the best materials, TWO years old,
tonnage 467, Mm P. Poylhress master, will sail
from This port on the 28h inst.
In addition TO the members Of the company
she will lake limited number of passengers
With ample accommodations, she combines all
The comforts Of lst class vessels and has been fl
ted up with a strict regard 10 ventilation and
health.
A lew more passengers can be taken il imme-
date application be made. Price Tor passage,
fare, medical attendance and liberal allowance
for baggage $3.50, payable in advance.
For freight, consignmenIs, passage, &C., apply
10 CHAS F. OSBORNE.
Commercial Agent, Richmond, Va.
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Broad Rock Spring Races

WILL commence on the first TUESDAY In May,
w and continue three days
FIRST DAY-A sweepstake for three year old colts
and FLIES, untrled. 500 entrance-$25 forfeit; mile
heats; to name and close the 18th March
SECOND DAY wednesday, Club. Two
mile heats
THIRD DAY Thursday - Jockey Club Purse:
Three mile heats.
For entrance to the above takes sddress Proprietor
OF Broad Rock Course. The amount Of Purses made
known In due time. JOHN ALLCOCk.
P.s.-Ths Proprietor will keep Training Stable at
the Course, and from his experience and personal at
tenton thereto, gentlemen who entrust their horses
hs care may expect them TO be brought to the post In
good condition Jan l9-cwSw
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A rricu!1uraI Machines, &c.

TINE subscriber manufactures and mas Ior sas, AZ MS
i Ware Rooms, No. l4s, Main street, Richmond
HORSE p0WERS-a new invention, and highly
approved
CORN SHELTERS-a variety of patterns
STRAW CUTTERS do do
CORN and COB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $, a superior
FAN MILLs-Granrs Patent, Watkins do, ana
Brooks improved
PLOUGHS-Side Hill, Sub Soil and others
HhRROWS, CULTiVAT0Rs. GRAIN Chhphhs'
etc Also Field and Garden SEEDS.
The above will be furnished al 10" prices ana war
ranted.
Eth 1-r9m
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P I A N o S i.

WHY SEND TO THE NORTH FOR PIANOsi
THE subscriber keeps hand supply Of the lnstru-
ments made Al the celebrated Factory OF mesms.
knabe s. Cache, Of Baltimore. These Pianos have the
English double hammer action remarkable for its dura.
biy, possessing also superior tone and touch. If
French sction Is preferred he GET on short notice,
instruments from the best factories a the North.
win furnish all instruments at the Northern prices, ad
ding only the freight The purchaser hero will thus
save all the risk Of transportation.
Farmvills, Jan 30-cst A. p. BIGLOW.
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Greek Nation g.riye sar;sce.

MO. IUi EAST MAIN STREET, Richmon,.
lS Virginia.
oh! you in search Of gold, wlirreer you roam,
Remember, HURLEY'S Office lis here"-a, home
Delaware Lottery, No. g. 10 be drawn February 2sth
&C No i.nttrry-ii drawn ballots. Capitals: SI00OO,
$4,000, 10000 30 Of 900, 30 Of 500, 40 Of 300 &C. &c
Tickets SlU-sh,rrs IN proportion.
Orders Tor certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares III any Of the above Schemes addressed Ia
the undersigned, Will receive the prompt ;t-n-
tion, ana an account Of each drawing forwarded ~
as il IS received.
N. B.-ilurIey pays postage on all letters 10 and
from his Office
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other Vendors.
uiley has n all times a complete assortment Of tick
cts, ranging IN price from s. 10 S2n.
Hurley rule Is In cash III prizes al sight.
Please address your ordeIslu WM. HURLEY,
No.lO, Main street, Richmond, Va.
II husiu ssstrI ly rint 90
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sndreW Johnston.

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATE of Quincy, Illinois, has returned TO Rich
Lmond and will practise in tile Courts held in tins
CITY and county and the adjoining counties.
or Office over Messrs. smith 4 Hafwood's, MAIN
.,rsst May 2-ivdSc
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LOTTERIES.
j. w. lssaury 81 &C.,

(MA n GERS.J
successors to j. G.. GREGORY d CO,
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
" MOND, Virginia.
Delaware Lottery, M. 9, TO be drawn February %.
70 no. Lottery Ia drawn ballots.
Frzes:
plize OF $4,000 30 prizesof 81 COO
l3,GDC 30 500
lOOOO 40 g 300, &c
Tickets SlOi haves5; quarters . so.
~ orders Tor certificate or Pac kagrs sin glr Tick
cts and Shares any OF the above schemes address
90 undersigned Ill reerivre most prompt n.
tention, and an account Of each drawnp forwarded
As soon as itisreceiveG.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets sale by
j. w. MAURr q CO., Managers,
Jana Richmond Viryipi,
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Sa,v Mill SC FOR RENT,

SAW MILL SC, FOR RENT,
4 BoIIT seven miles from Richmond. win an anun-
A dance Of ash, maple and pine timber, very convent
ent Adjoining good dws1s' ana any one
~, land An enterprisns man, with small capital,
might make proflaee business Apply to
Jan 3O-dstSc6t hiInahp Ill., IN.
JAMES GARLAND AND VIM. M. CABELL
Lave united in the practice Of Law, and VIII Issu
cnr,,s ~ amhers, Appomartox, Bedford, Campbell
and Nelson, and the town Of Lynchhurg.
Addr.ss-LyIchSurg, Virginia. -.
JAMES GARLAND will continue, diligently, 70
prsc,ice In the Court Of Appeals. oet si-ea
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Worcesler,s Pianos {!
nor,rrc oC TaE PRESS.

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
rx,HE New York Commercial Advertiser, in descro.
=, ,hr fnrnit,re i'm the new "Union Place Hotel,
1--WE are told that the builder Of the house, Cortland
Palmer ESQ has aimed Ia have the best furnished no.
ri IN New York That would demand great SIKH ana
taste as Others have conceived and so lar as possible
carried on; the purpose But we may saiey say
mai the Union Place Hotel has one of the most elegant
and brst.toned Pianos we have yet seen or heard IL
i one OF Worceser's. Technically IS hhlshea
rhouthat Is, the back, as well as the 'front.' anu
ends are finished and with equal elegance ana care
The tone is perfectly pure, deep, ana SOIL as inc lohe
can he Compass and sweetness are most happy COLL
hined and il Justly eIcites the admiration alike oil anna
t-urs and prolessed artists. In its construction MI
Worcester has evidently sought toexcel even himself,
and has designed this Piano should speak OF his
great skill to all visitors al the hotel"
From the New York Evening MiirorJ
.:WoRCESTER'S PIANOS.-We were admiring, q
,,w DAYS since a very magnificent looking Piano
Fare in the elegant drawing Of the Union Place
Hotel when upon an examination of It's Interior, we
x.re peased TO ind that came from the mandatory
of our friend Worcester, Of 1877, Third Avenue. Nh.
Wheeler the proprietor OF the hotel, informed US, that
~ Ihs La, ten wears, he had bought many as do
zen Piano Forces Of Mr. Worcester, for himself ana
usnds aud that all had given the most perfect salts
f,eton We have often said, and we lake pleasure IN
,scsainp the truth that Mr. Worcesters instruments
"a made upon honor, and are equal TO any III Inc
world" -
am constantly supplied with full assortment oil
E,,s,,rs choice Pianos selected expressly for my es-
,ors. amateurs and the public. My prices and terms
viii be found liberal and as fair as can De onaned I'D
apy oil the Northern cities. A. MoRhiS,
Publisher and Bookseller, late Drinker & Morris
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MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE & CO.,
WI Richmond, Va.
Dawn Nos. Grand Consolidated, 73:
D II 81 80 Is 43 65 10 81 81 43 A So.
Whole Nos. IS 81 73, a prize OF $4,000 return
ed by PURCELL & co.
This Day-Capilas $4,000, 5000, 25OO
1853. 20 OF $50, sc. 7S nos. IA drawn. Tick
ct, S. Sales close at P. NJ, drawing receiv-
ed by to-morrow's mail.
Also, The Dollar Lntiery-Capital: 5000. &c.
Feb 81 c. w. PURCELL & co.
FORTUNES HOME, CHALK'S OFFICE,
L No. =, Main street
Drawn Nos Patapsco, 10:
26 20 50 81 81 II 46 So IL 43 So.
This Day-Bel Air. Is. 10 nos. IA drawn
S2OOO 5000. $780, 1888, 20 Of $50, &c. Tickets
So
Also,Ismail Fry $4,000, SC. Tickets ST..
CHALK'S,
Feb n 3 Doors above the Old Market.
T uCK'S OFFICE, Corner Of Main and IL h
IL sheets
Whole Ticket Nos. 8 % 30, prize OF $500
sold on Wednesday last and paid at sight by
LUCK.
ANOTHER!
Dawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated, No. -:
q II 81 80 Is as 90 73 81 81 % al sc.
Hat Ticket lS "a ST. prize Of $500 sold and
PAID by LUCK.
To Day. Tuesday,-s2o 600, Capital Prize
. Nos, IA drawn. Tickets ).
Also $1,000. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickels l..
For sale by LUCK.
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TIE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
Trachine yeaasu tory

T. sill carried on ~ all IL
branches Al Tic OLD gsTABLIsHEu
STAND. corner of Main AID NH
sis, first door hrloW the Union
Intel, where would be pleased
10 see The former patrons Of The
establishment, aud all others III
want of good AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. As ! shall ri
ways keep a supply Of tile best
Machines that can be produced
and warranted In all cases IL
give satisfaction, II VIII there,
fore be Ia the interest ol those IN
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DISS0T IIpI0N

,INHE Co-Paunership of WiNFREE * SHEPPARD
L IL this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
o The firm VIII br used only in closing the bust
ness of the late firm, SAMUEL WtSFREE,
January lsi, 1919. mo. NJ. SHEPPARD, in
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TO California Adventures.
THOMAS TYRER,

GUN AND RIFLE MANUFACTURERS,
SEVEN DOORS AvovE CITY HOTEL.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Companies
n forming and individuals who are preparing
10 pay visit TO the GOLD REGION Of California,
that he has on hand an extensive assortment OF
The following Goods, suitable for said expedition,
aud which he is determined to sell al very re-
duced prices:
Double and single barrel Rifles
Double and 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 Flasks.
Jan. 20
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MEREDITH & HARVlE, J
Aftnrncys Al H1:sW.

WILL attend the Courts nf Richmond ',ity, Henrlco
w Hanover, King William and Goochand
Iobn g Meredith will reside in Hanover. His Post
Office is Richmond, va.
WIN W. Harvir's Office corner Of Main aud lth
s,s-cntronc. on Ilth Feb 20-2awdSclmif
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COMMISSION HOUSE.

rsNlE undersigned have associated themselves in bu.
sInrss. 10 sell all kinds nf Produce commission
under the firm Of WlNFREE / WATKINS. Liberal
advances will he made on all produce 10 hand
Olice-nrar Shockoe Warehouse.
SAMUEL WlNFREE.
HENRY e.. WATKINS.
Richmond lar January lsjg -cJm
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AUCTION SAILS.
ssy 81. s.:ckIs.sosa & Bro
,EEp1l,:S

.'cLNOES.
THIS DAY, At 10 O'clock, Will be sold, four
N,g,o Girls, I:o Negro Boys and one Nero
Man, \ good I'an.aaun Black, nilh.
H. I: DICKINSON & BRO,
Erh.T 9ucS
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FORTUNES HOME,

FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday-Bcl Air -. 70 Nos, IA drawn
Capitals: $40 900, 5000, $500, 1888, 20 Of 80,
&c. Tickets IS.
MISUNDERSTANDING Canal, No: 10: =
Nos, - drawn. Capitals: $50 ooo, 1000 32se'
1000, 1900, 1850, 100 of 1000 &c. Tickets $lO.
Thursday-M Md. Consolidated, SO IS Nos,
10 drawn. Capitals: $4,000, OF 600O, 3 Of
5000, 20 of 1000, sc. Tickets s.
Friday-Maryland CONSOLIDATED, 80; IS Nos,
10 drawn. Capitals: 100000 5000, 1000, 1000
1900, &c. Tickets So
Sa,urday-Grand Consolidated, Glass IL. 10
Nos, - drawn. Capitals: $4,000, 20 600, 10
600, / OF 5000. 3i55, 25 Of 1000, % Of $50, &c.
Tickets Sl0--shares in proportion.
II Orders for tickets, packages, certificates Of
packages, in he above Lotteries, or in al Lott.
ries advertised b. Messrs. d. Paine Co. attend.
ed to with promplncss, and drawings FORWARDED
to All who wish il. r. CHALK.
Feb 26
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-27
February 23, 1919.

NEW GOODS, PER EXPRESS.
TUST received from New York The following
y new and desirable goods viz:
Blue French Mousselinc
Pink do. do.
White, black and eoored Kid Glovcs-bes
quality
French Wrought Collars new style
Do. Lace Capes do.
Linen Cambria Hdkis, for ladies, do.
Do. do. for gentlemen, do.
Black Lace Mtls
Super Worsted do, fSilkl
Black Silk Neck.tes Tor ladies
Fancy Silk Scarfs do.
Linen Bobbin Edge
A variety OF new style Laces and Edges.
WILLIAM J. SWORDS,
No. 225 Broad Street,
Feb 90 Sign OF The Dry Goods Box.
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DOE BERRINGS.-sUTTQN & WIN
h STON have on hand, and offer for sale, a
few whole and half barrels No. Family Roe
Herrings, rep 20
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FIRST VESSEL FOR CALIFORNIA.
Az The new barque, ]. G. Colley, Captain
A1k VIM. Smith, now loading al Norfolk, and
having number Of passengers engaged, will
sail from that place on Tuesday, 9Th instant for
San Francisco.
Passage 1925; freight S4 per barrel. For fur
Their particulars app,y To
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NllI,Il +

AN THURSDAY, the sihof March. ii fair. otherwise
" ihr next far day. SUNDAY excepted, shall ole,
rent my Fam, the county al il-hIicp, wien
now reside, one mills West Of the Hungry Wafer Sta
;on and ninr from richmond. Al the same time y ~
be offered hire four ih-ly Negroes. wiil $50 offer
Tor sale All my stock Of icrsrs Mules Cow Hogs and
Fowls, two Wagons, Carts and Gear, eight ten thou
sand weight Of Hly. Bacon. Cabbage. Pumps. Pu'a
TOES Peas -,ogrthrr with al tie Household and
Kitchen Furniture and Plantation U-Hsls.
a credit ~. months VIII be- given iuI MI sums al
ten dollars and upwards tie purchaser giving hood
with approved security; for all under ten dollars
cash wiil b. required In Leather the proper.
" be removed un the terms 0f sar b. rnmpl I'd 18th
Fcbal-cl.t ROBERT VI. Cot RTNEY.
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uURLEY'S OFFICE, No. 10y, Easi Mai

| ! URLEf y OFtlCE NO. lpf, EdS' wan
/ Street.
To those who Of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again -
HURLEY'S OFFICE STILL AHEAD!
A prz, Of SlOO, sold by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos of Delaw Louefy No !, Feb. IA:
46 81 At 60 IA 81 81 % A 294l.
Ticker, Nos % 81 81, $500, sold and naid al
HURLEY'S.
TWO MORE!
Drawn Nos. MonoDealia, %, Feb 10:
So SO 38 43 70 81 6 Al s 81 DC 20 % 81 70
Half Ticket, 81 43 SO, returned; Quarter do,
% 10, sold an paid by HUXLEY.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia Lottery, 3o-Feb. "a:
Lowest prize "a.
70 10 63 60 a 8 So i6 I so 30 as 6S.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass u,
Feb 24-Lowest prize 81:
10 80 as Is II So 81 81 % 50 I 45 20 81.
Ticket, Nos. Is so g., Capital, sold by
Drawn Nos. Monongalla, Glass b., Feb. "a
63 4 Is 80 10 : "a 81 AZ 35 60 as
HURLEYS arrangement for the Week
TUESDAY, 23,0 900. IS Nos. II drawn
WEDNEsDAY-s4O,OoO. rs Nos ,l4drawn
Tickets $40.
THUasDAY-s3 900. 70 Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 5.
FRIDAY-sl5,Ooo. IS Nos. IA drawn
Tickets 81.
ID drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY EvENING-Grand Sche mel
$40 900, Is. 600, S000 6OO0 4l50 S OF 1900, OF
1850, IS OF 1000, &C., &c. IS Nos, IL drawn
Tickets $l0-shares in proportion.
HURLEY offers for sale this week, tickets in
the glorious little "Small Fry" Lottery, Glass No.
a. Extra Capitals: $4,000, &c. Tickets 81.
Packages SIS IS, warranted TO draw back S. OO
at least. All persons 10 want OF money are re-
ouested 10 cali at HURLEY'S, where for small
investments large returns are generally made.
Feb26
IN CHANCERY-vrseinl: AT Court Of Monthly
1 Session held for Louisa county at the Court house
thereof, on Monday, the 18th day of February, s49
John F Wash, Edmund Wash Atwood wash, VINO
sues In his right. and rs Executor OF susanna
Wash who in her life time was the hdmnistratrix oil
Thomas Wash, deceased. Nathaniel Wash, Josephus
Wash; also, Susan F Walton and william N walton,
infants under the OF tweny.one years. VINO sue py
William s Walton, their next friend, Plaintiffs;
Grace Wash, Lucius Wash and Hampden o Wal
ton, ., ,,,,sh and unn,d.n n
Walton not having entered their appearance and gwen
securi,y according law and the rules OF this Coui;
and il airing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court that
the said defendants not inhabitants oil TINS state
on the motion of the plaintiffs, by their attorney IS
Ordered, that the said defendants, Lucns WASH ana
IIamden Walton do appear before sne susless OF our
said Court at the Court house, on me second sonoay
In NAV next and answer the bill OF ths plaintiffs; and
that cony OF this order be forthwith inserted IN some
nesnaDer nublished In the city Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted a. .ns ,,ont door oil
the Court house of this county on some Cout Jay.
g., o7-,wsm a copy JOHN HUNTER, GIG
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~ WIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD Ch t NJ,
,hs srsa, remedy for CONSUMPTION, ano , .mo O1i.
msdcins Aown 10 man for Asthma oi every tssn',ds
Yer COMPLAINTS Bronchitis Influenza, oouspi ~ an3
pIasd,na of m. Lungs ShortneSs oil breal, ans a az;
Weakness in the Side, Breast, &c, a"u o" 'N'
eases OF the Pulmonary OTgaHs' ,;, chic uR,,samo
A very important disease over WIZ. h. W.. n;s~as.s
s,,s very powerful influence, is thai OF Diseases
Lipe, In this complaint u mas u nu' ynrinnsd
NOR eficacious than any remedy hilherto smpnyeu,
and in numerous instances when patients "a S, -
long and severe suffering from the disease, without re-
celving the least benefit from various Iemeuies, nI
when Hsrexry has been resored to IN VAIN the use OF
This Basam has restored the Lirer TO heahy acton,
and in many instances effected permanent cures aitsi
every known remedy had failed to produce TINS desired
Resides lis astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
mentioned we also find II a very effectual remeay 10
Asthma. complaint in which it has been extensively
u.rd with decided success, even In cases oil years
n moi only emanates from regular physician, but
has also been well tested in all the complaints for
which il is recommended II is not my intention, there
re either TO cloak in mystery, or IN any way deceive
me public BY over-rating its virtues; on the contrary
shall simply endeavor TO give brief statement OF
ia usefulness and atter myself that its surprising Ell
neacy will enable 10 furnish such proofs OF It's VIZ
rss az will satisfy the most ncreduous, that Con-
.ump,ion may and "CAN BE CURED" If this msai
cine be resorted 10.
o-y- The genuine Is signed I. BUTTS.
az Por sale by GAYNOR WOOD ana ALA
AMBER nUvAL, only Agents for Richmond.
February, 1919.