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STATIONS Office,

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MoND. VIRGINIA
Letall the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
l9 81 II 40 "a IS 80 l ST l6 So Al rs SO.
Whole Nos. I6 80 80. a prize of $780, half
Nos. 80 "a IS, prize of $1,000; do. do. 10 81
Al, do. OF 800, all sold and pail by
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Extra, No. 6, Jan. 18th !:
25 SO % 10 So "a 43 : II 81 3 6S 81.
Ticket, Nos. II 81 SO nd so oaid nv more sold
Do. 81 6s So. a'I s Fris
Do. SIT ID
Drawn Nos. OF Mononealia, No. IL, January 90:
70 81 40 80 80 IS 60 % IS A SO So.
Hall, Nos. % 40 60, prize Of 5000, sold and
paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia, No. IL, January %:
67I77s3 10 81 26 46 Is SO 81 Al Is.
Ticket, Nos. rs SO 81, prize Of $500, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Dawn Nos. OF Mononealia Lottery, Glass Ia:
AZ 40 10 % Al 81 SO 3S l6 % &c so 4 sc.
Half Nos. 4 is 3S( Two more sold and
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No. 4, Jan "a:
II 20 l2 43 30 I 81 80 % TO.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEk.
$4,000 DOLLARS! of 5000 DOLLARS!
fRIDAY-Monongalia, No. Is. Capitals:-s5,OOo,
of 5000, OF 500, &c 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets
81; halves 3; quarters l.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS
sATURDAY-Sussex, Extra, No. 10. Capitalist
a, 900, 1000 57s, &c. 66 Nos, 10 dawn. Tickets
Il; halves 50 cts; quarters 25cts.
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Monongaia Lottery, Glass A, for 1919, to
be drawn on Saturday. January 9th. 70 No. Lottery
rs drawn ballots. Prizes: $4,000, $4,000, $4,000,
TO- OUO 100 Of 0OO 100 of 509 23i OF 2U0 &C. Tickets
$2O-shares in proportion
orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly at
tended TO, and drawings sent whsn'requested Please
address ordersto N. S1RATTON,
Ian % Richmond. Va.
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A RESCUE TO The AFFLICTED
THE CELEBRy37'ED
] l. w ID 4 V / DPS,
aar AHehreM HS1ster.

4 CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains IN the
N Side, Chest Loins, Back, bowels, Muscles, Rhru-
matlsm in all lis varied forms, Nervous Affections,
Lungs and Liver Complaints, Spinal Affections, Fee
male Weaknesses, ETC., etc For The above complaints
this Plaster has Equal. The great celebrity which
il has already acquired not only IN The old, bul III the
new world-tIe extraordinary cures IL has erformrd
in the most extreme cases of suffering, have acquired
ori such reputation that thr proprietor has noun
iii recently-hren able 10 supply half the demand.
The sales throughout every city, town aud village IN
The United States are without a parallel.
circumstance not surprslng when The vasi amount
Of human suffering relieved by w. use Is considered
In Spinal Defects The benefit usually Is of the most d6
cided character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases out Of twenty readily yield 10 the penetrating sill
rnula combined IN this valuable preparation
In Rheumatism, either acute Or chronic the claims ~
the Hebrew Plaster have long since been universally
ac know lodged. Those who are iaborlhe under weak
hacks no matter from what Cause The weakness may
have orialnated-even if such persons have been mls-
gudrd IN ore pous appcafI0ns-in the use Of the lie
brrw Plaster they will find the affected part suddenly
restored 10 iis original soundnrss.
A supporter cases OF constitutional weakness
vii be found of great advantage. u ~ particularly re-
commended to Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness, or general debility. In shorts embraces
all the virtues which the most scientific was "a
Dabe of compoundIng from valuable substances found
in the old world and will be found entirely free om
those objections which source Of complaint with
the numerous spread plasiers now before the public
or These plasters possess the advantage Of being
put up in air lshl hoIes-hence they retain fhririn
virtues all climates. - . -.
BEWARE OF COEN,TERFElTS AND BASE ihis
TATIOSS.
None genuine without the engraving OF Jeo Danid on
III. ,v,anurr arou nd each box Price so cents per boz
Each boz contains sufficient to spread SIX or eight pas
tiers. rcoutY !. up.p
80 ia Charters street. New Orleans, General Agents
for ths south and West. Sold also by
" " ALEX. DUvAL, Richmond.
GaYNOR p WOOD, Richmond
THOS. n. ROSSER. Petersburg.
NJ. a. SANTOS. Norfolk.
j. W. h C. II. TIMBERLAKE, Charlottesville.
Nav o4-dlycw
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES,
Il a I'm b r.t's ID It'll &c,
fHnnMEn1 nnXTIS

(FORMERL1 HOYTS,)
On fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel
Drawn Nos ofSussex, Extra. 3, Jan. 9th:
81 so Is 10 70 % So s 81 Is.
Ticket, 3 4 So Two more of The Capt.
Du 10 10 G! { tails, sold by LAM 3 ERT.
Sc SO 9 "a 7G 4S 10 81 81 10 81 70 43 u.
Ticket, Nos. 43 81 10, another OF $500, sent
10 This office.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, 81, Dec. Ia:
81 60 Al 81 3 81 70 50 % IS A
Whole ticker, % 81 70, prize oil $500, sent
to this office.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, Extra, g. Jan 20:
80 20 SIS 4 Sc AZ sc 50 81 9 81 81
Ticket, Nos. 20 "a 49, Both sold and paid
Do. 442 81, by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware LOTTERY, No. 4, Jan. "a:
IL 20 10 43 80 73l 80 % GO.
TO-DAY
PRIDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class
No. I5 Capitals sl5,2SO, of $500, &c. 70 Nos'' -
sATURDhY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX &c county
(Delaware) Lottery, Extra, Glass No. u S4ooo Cap
tal Sc Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81; halves 81 cts.;
satnraav Eysnng-saes close at O'Clock.
MAaNIFIcENr SCHEME!
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass for l649 to be
drawn on Saturday, January 9th. 70 No Lottery-lo
drawn ug nearly as many prizes ms blanks
CapI,als 10000, 00OO 5000. 10000, 1900, 1886,
OF 0Oo 100 Of l,OOO &C. Tickets s2s-shares In pro-
portion.
"a orders for packages, certificates of packages
single tickets shares in the above or in any OF Maui
~ Il Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from 81 TO $40
will the most prompt attention, and the draw
"H'h ''s'''N' THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
says Rory O'Nore Jan %
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PUBLIC SALE OF FARM. STOCK, Ne
GROES &c &C.

TINE subscriber having very recently sustained Thy
hrel such a considerable loss that he feels utterly
unable, under existing circumstances, Ia carry on tho
business he has been heretofore engaged in, with any
profit or satisfaction himself, will, therefore, on
THURSDAY the lst February, lag ii tar otherwise,
the iair day thereafter, offer for sale, ~ pnbc
auction the highest bidder the Farm which hr Al
present resides situated Deep Run, the county of
HenrIco, ten miles above Richmond, between the River
and Three Chopped roads, containing i2b acres ot
land IN an Improving condition, good proportion OF
wood and meadow land Most all Of the meadow land
freshly seeded with c'nrer. timothy aud herds grass,
and portion OF tha high land likewise. About hiiy
bushels 81 good wheat this farm last FAN,
In good time and order There Is land sufficient. and
OF land To receive about a0J bushels Of
seed oats in the Spring. The situation " remarkably
healthy lhr farm abomnis III springs Of excellent wa
ter; enclosed with good fences with large and excel
lent orchards Of choice apples peaches pears etc and
good site and excellent location for gfst aud saw
mlll-pond and dam all ready for use
The improvements consist of a convenient ana Ell
crlently arranged dwelling house basement brick, the
balance framed, part three stories high with a large
garrett tile balance TWO stories hish, with good cellar
altogether thirteen rooms besides large passagrs-2
good smoke houses, one BRICK and one tTamed-com-
Portable framed kitchen and quarters, carriage house.
ash house, two Ice houses etc, etc.
III any thing like reasonable price can be obtained
for the farm IL will p0srey be soldo;herwss VIII
be rented out on the day above mentioned. ~ the
same time and place, viii be sold every thing on tho
farm, including Negroes, Stock, Wagon, Carts, and
Farming Utensils In general, Bacon, and Household
aud Kitchen Furniture.
TERMS-For The Land if sold onei third cash, the
balance IN Two equal annual Instruments. win deed
of the premises secure the credit pay mentsi
if rented out fur year mnf6 the rents Ia he Sc
cured by giving bond with approved security and pay
able yearly; The Negroes Tor cash; bonds, WIN APP
proved security, payable siy mouths after date, will be
required for every thing else, for all sums over $40
under that sum, rash. WIN Il liakhI5.
i-r Sale conducted by w GDDDIN, Anrtioaetr
Ian l3-ultS CtdS
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IN CHANCERY-VIRoIKIA: AT superior Court oi
L Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, hein a, me
State Courthouse IN the city Of Richmond, on we'd
nesday, January 10, ls49 n,-,.,,n
Peter Branch and Everett NJ Branch, Plaintiffs
against n ob.a,..
Smith, deceased, and Ridley Wills late WE OF mo-
II anpearne 10 the Court that the orders entered in
This cause on the twentieth day Of March, eighteen
hundred and forty eight and the seventh DAY oil June,
eighteen hundred and forty eight have not been exc
cuted-on the melton of the plaintiffs, by their conn
sci the Court doth order John Shore one oil the
Commissioners Of this Court, do proceed 10 execute the
same and that all persons who may have claims against
the decedent Peter Branch or against tne ueceneht,
Martha Branch or against the estates o ether OF tnenl
do exhibit the same for settlement, before tne saio
Commissioner on or before the sirteentn Gay oil hpii
nex-who shall cause publication oil TINS order 10 ne
made for eight weeks In Of the newspapers pub
shed in the city of Richmond; and Is ordered That
The same be posted al the door OF Inc OF
Chesterfield county on two several Cnurt Gays; ana
that the said Commissioner do audit, STATE ana sette
such claims against said decedens or their estates as
NAV be exhibited to him for settlement, and make re.
nort thereof TO the Court with any matters specai
stated deemed pertinent ny himself, or which any oil
the nates NAV REQUIRE be stated and tha he re
iurn with his report all evidences of such claims as
shaII he so exhibited TO him And, TO allow time 10
execute this ORDER the Court doth authorize me CLERK
10 deliver forthwith to the plaintiffs or 70 helr coun
sel, one or more copies OF the same. c
CoDy-Tsste, RObEhis, Cicrk.
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Photographed Tor The Baltimore American
New YoRk. January M-6 P. M.
The steamer Falcon arrived here safely This
|1stnoou, from Chagres, via New Orleans aud
Charleston.
The Stock marker remains firm, with sales OF
Treasury Note 6's al 81, and New Loan 81 pre-
INN Exchange on London 9 per cent. pre-
film. and heavy.
Holders OF Flour arc endeavoring TO put up
market, tut buyers do net meet Them freely.
ass Of about 1000 bbls. al IS 81 a IS 6sl for
mmon Genesee, and S5 81 tor Western. Small
! rs Of Southern a, IS A a SIS So Corn Meal
+ 81 SO. Rye Flour 50 10 So 25.
There continues fair supply OF Grain. Sales
1000 bushels red Wheat at ITO lice; Gene
10. l24 C. Corn is steady, but not ac,ive;-
es Of Is, 900 bushels at 81 So cents for mix.
and 63 a 81 cents for fat yellow. Oals, Is C.
Northern
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900 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from Richmond, about the aith Deem
II her, 1913, my Negro Man, JACK SINGLETON
He is oi bright copper color, about 81 years If age,
about feet inches high, very bulky and leshy, and
weighs from go 10 25D pounds. He has n scar below
of his knees, from old sore; aso full and bushy
head Of hair; dresses fine, and s intelligent man of
his color. He is first rate boot and shoe maker will
pay 500 for him If arrested out of The Stale, and $50 II
within the State.
Also-Ran from the subscriber, nj Farmville,
about the 10Th June last, bright muatto Nan-MAT-
about twenty eight years Of age of low stature walks
badly, being inclined to BE- but.ankled-wiih bushy
head ofhar. No other marks recolecled. He Is shoe
maker by trade and having carried OF his tools, II Is
thought he may he lurking about some of the shops
about Richmond, as he was seen not many days after
he left here going in that directon-or about Lynch
burg, a. no raised in near that place. will
give reward 100 Tor him f taken out Of the State,
or $50 ii taken IN the Stale Any Information concern
ing him will De Thankfully received.
Phi JACKSON,
h,n A, IN
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FEMALE EDUCATION.

NJISS LUCY BOILING, Of Petersburg, will resume
wi the duties of her School at my house in the coun
" Of Louisa on The 18th Of January 1919 She teach
es all The various branches Of the English language
usually taught in Schools also, The French Language
aud Music on the Piano.
TERMs-For Board and Tuition of the English Ian
puape, ssc; for French, sl0; Tor Music, S20.
The School will close the 18th uf nryt December, de
Quoting one month during the summer for vacation.
Miss Boiling is acknow edged by all acquainted with
her 10 be very superior Teacher; aud an examination
oil her scholars the end of The last session gave ev
dencs Of the fact
Address-l.nuisa Courthouse.
Dec a5-ctFrbl b. L. WINSTON.
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21 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from tile subscriber, on the 18th Janu-
II airy, his Negro Man, named TITUS. He Is about
forty years of about five feet eight inches In height
aud very black with scar the left side OF his face
produced by burn. lie has great deal Of assurance
and Is apt To deceive the cedulous will give
reward OF ten dollars Ter his apprehension and devs
nv to me- Ii caught in the State, twenty five dollars
very gged and had suit of good yarn clothes
when he left lSiAM GRIFFIN.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

THE subscriber will pay the above reward Tor the
L piehension and delivery 10 him, al his residence,
near Emmett, in Wilkinson comfy. Georgia, OF his
Negro Man, Ern-or twenty five dollars for his dellve
~ in any safe jail that he can get him again. Erin
about As 50 years old of dark mulattn color, sir
feet two inches hi III, high forehead. beard heavy
and little grey teeth nearly all out particularly the
back ones, voice smooth and plausible when spoken
10, and weighs from 100 10 ITO pounds lie had on
when he left blue mixed homespnn frock coat coarse
homespun shirt black satine pants, grey mixed home
spun vest home made shoes, closed with tanned lea
iher strngsa white wool hat, nearly worn out. with
fat crown He will doubt try To pass on rs free
Negro and will tell plausible tale In order 10 carry out
his design. JOHN FREEMAN, in.
Inns -cAf
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IN IIANCERY-vIa6tsiA AT Rules held in the
l Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery of Northampton county on Monday, the
Isl day of January, lsi9:
Henry B Shredder, PiaihllH:
against
John Floyd Jones. Joseph Weisiger and Catharne
Defendants.
The defendant, John Floyd Jones, not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according 10 the
act Of Asse nby and the rules of this Court ana u ap
bearing by satisfactory evidence that hr Is not an nina
bitant of this Commonwealth, il is Ordered, That the
said defendant John Floyd Jones, do appear here AT
the rules To be holden for the saId Cont on the hst
Wondav in anr next and answer the bill of the plain
tin; and that n copy fths order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
for two months successfully, ant that anonet copy pc
posted al the front door OF the Courthouse OF TINS couh
~. ACopy-iesie, ,ocppS cc
Ian l2-cW2m LOUIS T kUUEhS, v V.
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TN CHANCERY-ViRatsIA:-A rules held in The
i Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery, of Northampton county, on Monday,
the first day of January, lsie:
George P. Upshur, flaih'ih'
against - ,. y
John Floyd Jones, Wilson w. Jones, Joseph X.
Weisiser and Catharine g., his wife, John s. Parker
and EIdrsd r. Holt, DeisnnahtS =,
THE defendants, John Floyd Jones and Wilson w.
Jones not having entered their appearance and gwen
security according 10 the act OF Assembly and The
Rules Of this Court and y appearing ny SATISFACTORY
mai tn9y are not inhabitants of this Common
wealth: il is ordered that tn. said defendants John
Floyd Jones and Wilson w. Jones. do appear here at
the rules TO be holden for the said court on the n,s
Monday in April next, and answer the bill OF the
nI.inri and that copy of this order be forthwith IN
Serted lin some newspaper published in the CITY oil
Richmond for two months successfully, ana ina. an.
other copy he posted at the front door oil the Couf
House OF the said county
=, ,a-on Louis p. ROGERS, C. C.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS JAN. as.
rOBACCO-We quote Tugs, old, al 81 IS TO
50; common leaf So to "a; middins 25 to
|; Is; good to fine, S so 10 8 SO 10 $40. New
uss, loose, 81 " to 2 SO; leaf, 50 TO St so.
eLOUR-Salesa al 50.
WHEAT-l00 a los cents, for red and white.
OATS-3l 80 cents per bushel.
CORN-47 so CTS per bushel.
CORN MEAL 60 cents.
WHISKEY-26 a PSI cents for Reclihed.
BACON-City cured hog round 81 c.; hams,
b. II c.; Western sides, st &C.
PlSH-New Herrings Sc. Shad Sc so a I.
famiy Roe Herrings Sc in barrels and 50 SO in
|at barrels.
SALT-Last sales from wharf As per sack;
kcm store 81 so. Dull.
LIVE STOCK-BEEF: scale weight 81 IS a
IS gross; Hoes none in market; SHEEP: "
st-as 10 quality.
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j. w. Maury Il Co.,

On AGERS.)
Successors to j. g. CIR EGORY q CO,
OFFICE, NO. l, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND. Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY.
$4,000! 100000 $4,000! 20 OF $1,000 !!
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No 49, for 1919 TO be
drawn on Saturday, February Sd. IS No. Lottery
Grand Scheme:
prize of $40 80 goo prize Of s5, SeS
! " 1900 1000 a,a55
| 5000 90 900
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So certificate
of package OF IS Tickets win be for sl25-shares
in proportion.
Delaware Lottery. Noe, to be drawn February 7lh-
70 Nos'' IA drawn c,o;,,,,.
| prize of sas, sss przssof 81 .'''
SSSS 40 500
S prizes Of 1900 &c. SC.
Tickotss l0-sharesin proportion.
Virginia Mononealia Lottery Glass 49, for ls4s, to
be drawn on Saturday, February TO- 66 No. Lottsryl2
drawn ballots.
| prize Of s3s,o0o ! prize of 5000 1900
Tickets only $l0-shares IN proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. 7, to be drawn February l4th.
rs Nos, u drawn ballots.
prize of $4,000 20 prizes of $500
"A prizes OF 1000 100 400, &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters2 so
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No. 81 for lsa9, to be
drawn on Saturday, February II. IS No. Lostery-l3
drawn ballots.
prize of s'snaS prizes prizes Of of $500 soS
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion certificate of
package Of 26 Tickets will be sent for Sl25shares In
proportion.
Delaware Lottery No. 8, to be drawn February 2lst.
70 No. Lotlery-l2 drawn ballots.
Capitals:
prize OF S35,O00 GU przesof S4OO
40 prizes of 1000 ia 200, &c.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
$4,000! 5000! $4,000 sll,33O!
Virginia State Lottery, Glass B. for lsis TO be drawn
| prize of ss SIS 600 spri.es of $500 1000
! " i llssS 1000 s, Ss.
Tickets SIS; halves7 so; quarters rs; eighlhs e.
certificate Of package OF whole Tickets will be sent
for Sl9U-shares In proportion
Delaware Lottery, No. 9, to be drawn February %.
70 No. Lottery IA drawn ballots.
! p,i.sOf $4,000 80 80 prizes Of $1,000 goo
10000 40 q 300, &c
Tickets $40; halves5; quarters So
a. Orders for certi6catesor Packages, single TICK
cts an Shares any Of the above Schemes address,
ed to the will recevethe most prompt at
tention, and an account of each drawing forwarded
as soon as itisreceived.
J.. w. MAURY q CO., Managers,
Jan24 Richmond Virginia.
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CASH SYSTEM
5000 Dollars Wanted.

PKICES KEUUOEU.
TEEN. CHILES & CO., being a, this time a
n "leetisn bard up for ecsA, have determined 10
sell The remainder OF their winter stock, (which is
very large, a, unusually low prices for cash
All kinds Of Over Goats, Winter Frocks. Cassi.
mere Pants Merino, Silk and other Vests on
hand, cheap for cash. $4,000 in ready money
must be raised by the LIST of March For good
quality Clothing, call at No. l02 Main street.
Jan "a KEEN, CaILES s. co.
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TN Goochland County Court, 10th November, iss :.
snh shelton deceased Ordered. that all persons who
mpy have claims against the Estate of the said Joseph
shelton, deceased do exhibit the same to william =
Fowler and Eihu l.. Terrell, Administrators OF ae sala
The fourteenth day of February next-it appearing to
The Court that than TWO years have elapsed since
49, ~ ,his order he forth with inserted in newspa
oe pubished In The city Of Richmond for eight weeks
uceessyely and posted at the door ofthe Courthouse
Of this county on two several Court days
n..a.vsv MAR. w. MILLER, elk.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME FOR FEBRUARY 24rH
$4,000 100000 S2O00Ol
Greek Nation Prize office.
MO. l0t EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Monongala Lottery, Class A, for 1859, TO
be drawn on Saturday, January 81 Is Drawn Mum.
bers offs. Capitalist $4,000, Oo0o l5o0O 10000,
100 Of 1000, 100 OF $40, 234 OF 2OO &c. Tickets s2c
halves 10; quarters S. certificate of % whole Tick
cts s2l0; halves quarters and eghlhs in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No 5, to be drawn January3 =
Capitals of 50 900, of $780, of 800. prizes Of
1850, 20U Of 500. &c. Tickets $40; halves s. quarters
so.
and Shares any Of the above Schemes addressed Ia
the undersigned will receive the most prompt aisn-
ton, and an account Of each drawing forwarded as
soon as II Is received.
N. B.-Hurey pays postage on all letters to and
from his Office.
Hurley's rule is 10 ash all prizes al sight.
Hurley has nj all times a complete assortment Of tick
sts ranging in price from 81 TO $40.
Please address your nrdersto WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All Enthusiastically con fdentia. Jan3
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND IN
NnuLp (.nIINry

PURSUANT 10 the directions Of decree OF l mo
4 County Court oi Hanover, pronounced on ms 2bih
day al rrenbrr, Isis III suit therein depend ns DO
tween Timberlaar and lim,erasr, "a Special COM
missioner therein named. shall proceed on FRIDAY,
the "a Of February 1919 II far, VI not, the next fair
day thereafter, at thr late residence Of Benj amln
fimhrrake j., deceased, To sci. 10 the highest bidder
the Tract Of Land therein named, Containing one hun
bred and thirty The said land will br sold upon
the following terms: One third cash. the balance In
Two equal payments Al six and twelve monihs-the u
lie To said land 10 be withheld TIL the whole Of tho
purchase money shall be paid.
The land adjtins the lands of Mrs Mary Meredith,
Achilles .Lumpkin, &c, ten miles from the city oi
Richmond, and is very susceptible Of Improvement
A 3 TlMBERLakE, Commissioner.
Ian ll-cWtdj