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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
$50 REWARD.
ItUN III NINI IV47 d y " VIZ TIE "
Gorernor of The State of Mississippi.

Gorernor of The State Of Mississippi.
WlER EAS il is made known to me, by the YER
w Dict OF a Jury OF inquest, held IN the county
Of Lowndes and State Of Mississippi, over the body
OF Andrew 5. Bales, on the thirteenth day Of July
l849 that he was murdered by one CoLUMsus NJ.
HUTCHINSON; and whereas, it is further represented
10 me, that the said Hutchinson has fled from Justice
in this State, to parts unknown
Non therefore, L. Joseph w Matthews. Governor
Of the State Of Mississippi as aforesaid do offer he
above reward of one hundred aud fifty dollars fer the
arrest and delivery OF the said hutchinson to the
Sheriff Of Lowndes county, or TO the Sheriff OF any
other county in this State, TO the end that he may
answer 70 the crime OF the murder Of the said An
drew S. Bales according % law.
Given under my hand, and attested by the great
f.. s. seal Of the State OF Mississippi at the city
OF Jackson the 6thday Of September 4. D
1919 J. ". MATTHEW'S.
BY the Governor:
SAMUEL STAMfs, Secretary OF Slate.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29

DIR. GwIE--We are happy to perceive that
our late townsmau, Dr,'W. VI. Gwiu, is proper,
" appreciated IN California. lie ha, beer cleo
ted to the Convention 10 organize State Gov
eminent, by very handsome majority. He was
also appoiAlcd QUE ofthe Judges 70 Try the riot,
cls who have lately besn arrested, tried, aud pun,
shcd, by a court constituted by the people. The
Doctor is strongly supported Tor the United States
Senate by a large number Of the voters, and il is
understood he has fine chance for the oiice.
n. o. Delta.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29

TEAMS are sometimes Il relief and sometimes
u blrden hey are rcliefto woman, but bur
den to a man; they relieve woman bee arse Der
symp ahy approves them; they burden mau be-
cause his pride rcbuhes them; woman weeps
because she feels. man because lie can't iec
woman = tears affect a man butt mans disatecIs
4 woman woman wecps Ter others,
man for himself Il woman's tears are
common property mans are his own; woman
believes them profitable investment, man con.
siders them useless eXpenditure;a woman's tears
are natural and easy, mans forced en- awk.
ward womans are the warm streams Of the sum.
mer cloud mars oie the cold dgoppings OF the
icice.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29

DIAL bodg was found in New York city on
Sunday, the u inst, aud not being recognized
by friends was mccremoniously hurried to Pot
ters' Field for burial He had been taken i'll sud-
denly ID the street and died Instantly A printer.
rule was found on his person, which being shown
IN the Herald Office led to the disnerment and
recognition Of the body as that OF p, Byron Bar
Ier, who had been employed as a composiior
here It was deposited in a vault, TO await the
cttnn of his ',mily who were all absent from the
city. Mr. Barker who died in thi. distressing
manner, was we believe a native Of New York
and few years since edited paper in Colum
bus. Miss, afterwards another in Mobile, Ala,
and lately one in Hudson, n. y.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
Femalo Collegiate institute.

bEQhabIoWH, ~,
Tdepncpa has been loaedpe twenty years ur-
mernptc3g. having occupied imposam Professor
slips 10 scgenI Colleges 10 Virginia dis ratite
SlrJ and Kentucky,
Tine Fomdo Collegiate Institute wns oraerael IN
1885, and hts enjoyed without any fluctuations aa
unps0al share olpQbIlc favor ayaragng fof tho ten
years past about one hundred pupils.
Il is furnished with Aae Philosophical
and Chemical Apparatus select Liamrv,
DC and affords unusual iactea 10 students d 3tu-
Sic, Irracb splnahaod ife Ike hiscniroiy Tree
from all .oafial bas---tle pupils being permitted
loa0end any place q Worship pc ctheu BY the Pa
rents anl ta icacaer belonging 70 i3ar Or five diHar
CIT damoin1tioa8
Iowotont composition - Drss obng ot a utj.
form ogi. haa ocan Fra9enood, and Jcwery Ct every
de efipdoa prohibited
Gconeluan i accessible by d4ily Slorf5& Steam
boat. ram iogiEf aa tuelonaii. ltal7 mies
lFoaimnltof and sadutel to oeoneo.thc hcalth-
icsi locations on tae 6lelc.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29

BOARD o. E'isit0rs.
The Ar1-rtNz GrsrHAI- tage;hcF VIII FIRE g PER
sons Co De- snauallyurrointct ty the Executive, %
attend explanations a. ieast Cnce n the yeas ae-
coraiUg 90 law.
ULTY.
I>coEf EArrp Nith 81 tLc powers, pu'teges aH7
ngbi, exercised Is he Trustees aud Faculty Of any
other College.
eco. It. +. JOHNSON, Gsr.-r' Sa2'rir,s-iHi,
sCol z, W.. MORGAN. Jaiu Sspaincaasnt, AMI
Professor q Esgueria, and 81 Naipral History
slieut Co 4. r. JOHNSON, p fsss9- q Natural
end Et,er.aeH;si Pii.osas's,
Mai W A. FORBES, ~ SEP ~ Nfike-etes
RICHARD \. NEWELL, a. 3D., Trf.sso- ei' An
,.u'rti Na3ru Iaee
JAMES G. BLAINE, a. Is, Ajuael Professor T
R,yJ SWIFT, a ". Pressso- i E4ias ED
r. IBIS IsrS
JAMES Ii DAVIES, Esq Professor q Lr-.
Rev H. y. d, MENUS, \. Aa PrA-na' q BE-
Cspt C. l.. MOTT, Tsl.'- IL .l- iee'wg
Capt W. W. GAUNT, 5a:m, q o.. Egu~,s
'Elucated 81 West Point.
Educated ri the Virginia Military Institute.
Two hundred and ihfsy.fga Cadets, from Is differ
eut Sa,as have entered this Institution since was
organized inISI7. It is entirely free from the con-
yo. ct domino Ion o. any sec, OF party either p't
cal or tyions Economy m dress, b tAa ABORTION
o.a chsap Uniform, q. Winter ana summer e no
jy enforced Eveey student "a requifcd 10 select
q Colc-a Guardian wish whom 0ll iaut1 brought or
ro,e,el uust e deposited and no deb, mast DC con-
Ja tclwllEou, the consent of such guardian.
An Institution tombjnirglhe science Of the West
+ Point Academy ana 81 p1lytechni Institutes with
,i,e classical acra,ere Of cur best Colleges, edfng
DE modern languages and suporaddng practical
schools Of law ad Engineering, nearly realizes ihe
long lc dc,iiln,um oi University tIe 70 laN0t the
wants M va ,ttt preryess-a upp 'lty a''efe u!i
may select course q. study 70 ggil ieifliWh tHeshs
ami proies oWl destination.
/ MI polNs- tie l1oesscrcl Law, Is knoau in
thcAgrlous Courts a. practitioner e., gfeat ah;ity,
varied learning, long experience and Mtel char
/ acler lis eminent publication, the wholesome
exercise eul discipline oltae Institute ard the con-
yeneut observation Of the forms oil judicial
4 proceedings c0ar unusual Inducements q those
| wboare earnest % accieYc distinctions assound Law.
/ yer
! CIVIL ENGINEERING
I VIII be thoroughly and practically taught in the
/ Western Military iBstiluio--the Professor Col, Nor
I en, being ono o. lha most skiIHul and experienced
/ Engineers in The L. s. Advertisements oouuec.
TED with the department, have bcenp cured alta con.
siderable cost, and OF the best quality.
/ The Superintendent takes the liberty olsatng that
he is now offered $50 per month, Tor competent asss-
/ ant Engineers One othis former pupils receives
atthjs time, $4,000 per annum, as Principal Engineer
% Railroad now under construction IN Kentucky
whilst others ofthe same class ate receiving in dlt'
icrcul parts ofthe L, s. 1000, BOO Or 200 year
as Assistant Engineers.
lifetime E rapidly approaching when there will
hq orpat dpt4anl Tor Hurli hive lofu nrpr1fPI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
ghe state az .Tississippi,
Or IlBBBlIA IOUNTY.
p..Jnta TogJ tttijsy Ya-m tSAn

Probate Cosrs Augast Term, 1919.
NOTICE is hereby anentoal persons interested
LIN ii tic estate Of Hi Alexander deceased that the
undersigned Executor Of said estate, has presented
bis account to tie Probate Court Of said county for
final settlement, and win on the fourth Monday Of
November next, asko said court TO make final set
tenent and to be discharged from the Executorship
Of said estate. W. 7. s. BARRY,
Executor Of the estate Of Eli Alexander dec d
August, 2sth l849 l3-3w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
DANL. WILLIAMS Clers.
1'he State of mississippi,


70 all rcrsons Interested IN The cstaeof Henry
Greer decedsed.
WOU are hereby cited to appear before our Pro-
n bate Court at a term thereof 10 be hadcn AZ
the Court House in said county Oh the first Monday
Of NOVEMBER A. d, l849 then aud there 20
show cause il any they can why an order should not
be made to sell the following described lanes situa-
ted in Lowndes county and State aforesaid belonging
10 the estate Of Henry Greer deceased according "
the petition Of William &. Greer and Joshua Greer
executors OF the Inst viii and testament Of said de-
ceased, to wit The north halt section one township
seventeen agne six; East and also the south we1t
quarter of the same section township and range
also the north bali OF section six township seventeen
range seven east and the south east quarter Of tie
same section township and Range and the north hall
Of the sou west quarter Of section six township
eneen range seven east II was further ordered that
this citation be published in the Columbus Democrat
once week for six weeks successfully,
Witness the Hon. Nathaniel T.. Goodwin Judge Of
Probates for Lowndes county, this lst Monday Of
September, A. d. 1919.
Issued September 18th l849.
DANL WILLIAMS Clerk
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
SurERLArlvE CooLNEss.-The tranquility

SvrERLArIvE CooLNEss,-'rhe tranquility of
d the Scotch m the most extraordinary cases,
S"b.ingst mind says CoIman,in his "Ra dom Re-
.cords" the incredible tale Of the Scoichmau's
.tumbling from one Of ,the Ioliest houses in the
Old town otidinbu-g. He ped,says the legend
off the roof Of Il habiaton sixteen stories high /,
and when midway in bis descent through the air,
he arrived at LOGGER looking out at window oil
the eighth floor, to whom, las he was an acqrain-
tance) he observed, en- passdat, "Eh, Sauuday,
IN an, sic q IA as hall haze
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29

Al first setting out upon vicious course, men
ar "a litc nice aud delicate, like Young travel
let's, who at inst are offended at every specb Of
dirt that lights upon them. bat after they have
hoen accustomed to il aud have travelled good
while in foul ways, it cease h to be Troublesome
to be dashed and hcspaitered
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29

In the city Of New Orleans, % me 10Th or Sep
Btcmber, lS49. WIN d. AAil;i, aged 10 years Re
squescat in peace"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
The had management at MashIngl ton.


The n. Y. Herald continues 10 expose the
frauds aud receptions of lae administration it
helped to bring into power. 1t has the following
pars graph in reference 10 the information received
from its Washington correspondents:
SINGULAR REVELATIONS AZ NAsHINCroN-
We give to day, another lei,sr from new cor
respondent at Washington, who communicates
some curious facts, relative to the application Of
Mr. Webb for ioreiga mission, and The appoint.
menl oil Mr.. Eubauk as Conlniss oner OF Patents.
Some potion Of these revelations are not new 10
us, but they will strike many Of our READERS with
some surprise There can be no doubt that Il
great deal ofthe "myslery OF iniquily' lies behind
the curtain at Washington. and this correspond
eut is determined that it should not be hidden
He will probably be enabled TO make many other
imporan; disclosures. We have every reason to
believe that more corrupt, leceitiul, and selfish
cabinet than tho present sne never existed al
Washington. How long are the honor Of the
President aud the public interests TO remain in
such hand
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS, MI.

n on MONDAY Lne ISL OIL OGtOUer next, Inc
Trustees take great pleasure in saying to tie
former patrons and friends Of the Institute and the
public generally that they enter upon the third year
gifts history with prospects OF increascdsuccess and
usefulness. They have engaged as Principal Mr..
ROBERT A MEANS, OF South Carolina aud late OF
Eutaw, Ala whose undoubed qualifications for that
important station are evidenced by those best of all
testimonials, long experience and uniform success
The same may be sail of the assistants whom he
brn gs to his aid in the management Of the various
departments, The Importance OF sustaining an In
stitution ofa high order in Columbus IS we believe
felt and acknowledged by all. We present the Co
lumbus Female Institute as such an Institution
We have able and accomplished instructors; the
course of study is full, thorough and finished; the
buildings and grounds are well adapt for the pur.
poses OF large Female school; the location is pleas.
ant, healthy ard retired, and no exerions will be
spared on the part OF the Trustees TO make an In.
stitution second 10 none. TO accomplish this we on
ly ask for the patronageof the community. Send us
your daughters and we will give them spch all edaca
ton as will be useful to them and gratifying to you.
Teachers.
Mn RoBEKT A MEANS, Principal,
Miss LOUISA CUNNINGHAM, English Branches,
MISS SARAH CHAPIS,
Mr.. S. MAREsrIEN, Vocal and Instrumental
Music,
Miss HELEN CHAPrN Primary Department.
The sholastc wear is divided into two sessions Of
FIVE months each commencing respectively onthe Isl
Of October and LIST VI March. Pupils will be admitted
into the Institution at any time Of the year and will b
charged for tuition only iom the date Of entrance till
the close Of the current session.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
FERNS:

Dodfa per month uncludng hgnts; wash
ing, bed and bedding) 1880
Young ladies' boarding in the Institute. must far.
nsh their own towels, and every article Of clothing
must be DIST nctiy marked with the owners name.
GEORGE R. CLAYTON.
President Of Board Trustees.
Sep. o2-49-l3-ly
w. III, I'D. ga AsEg AZ e.'TON,
ATr@A13E ar Law
Columbus, Miss.
f5-.g If
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29
A New Munster from France.

Tie New York THb1ne siaies that, eve are
iut1u.j thai D. Podssia's recall has been deer
ded GA lv tas Ireu-h government, independent
lis t.dc8.Y with The cab.ne, ~ Washington
NJ re alos.Al.-a, BE son Of General Moa>
Io'on. "a said 10 be- aaias4 ..- Successor"
o. We have DO itoa iaa; 81 P0ls,il 49,, o. mach
ia thr good grsres oflhe pres-n, government Of
France. hav.n. been scHt % t1e United States
By The iHtfu'r provis ,oua. g,saumeul, amId The
t-s, oa'hreakiags q the revocation. Count Aon-
.ioior, oi whom the Tulane speaks, IS no doubt
lh' gentleman who IS 50 wei known il Richmond
and ,a Washington. as the late consular agent
tor maug wears OF the French govemmeat. lie
is a gentleman Of talent, and great respectable
ip. and is married 10 a fair daughter oi the
United States. whose family now reside IN this
Wdstingim I gl9a.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29

" LtIaUIs ENUIHN ~ w Z"
tors VIII pl2aee lY deg a@
DAWN, 1|.tfH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-09-29

'rae Aru-rtg- Grx1nAI, together w.,h FIVE C PER.
sons 60 te snauanyurroin,ei by Che Executive, %
attend explanations a. iesst once n the yeas ae-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-09
Greek .aaeiDn a'riZe asssscc,
RTO. l0i EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

i FHSLHtG.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JANUARY.
Delaware Lottery, No. >, to be drawn January 10Th.
. No. Loltery-l4 drawn ballots. Capitals: $50, IFS,
1900 900, 5000 10 Of 100, 10 OF 1000 3UO Of $780,
&c. Tickets Slo-sllares in proportion.
GRAND SCHEME!
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class No. g. for fsi9 Ia
be drawn on Saturday January 18Th. rs No Lottery
Ill drawn ballots. Prizes s42, 49, 81 Of 1910, SC
Lowest No prize $500. Tickets S2-shares in pro.
portion.
Delaware Lottery, No 3, 10 be drawn January l7,l.
Is No. Lottery-li drawn ballots Capitals $40, nGO,
80 Of 1000, 30 Of 500, 40 Of 800, &C &c Tickets SlO-
shares IN proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class 10. for 1919, 10
be drawn on Saturday, January %. IS No. Lottery
IL drawn ballots Capitals: : Of $50 900. OF r. 900
2of7 0C0, of 5000, 10 Of 800 10 OF OJ0 &c. Tick
cts s0i halves 5; quarters so.
Delaware Lottery, No. !, 10 be drawn January 2ith
6b Nos, 10 sdrawn. Capitals $4,000, 2, O0U nOO
$780, ~ of $780, ~ Of oO0 y OF fJU &c Tickets slU
halves5; quarters so.
Delaware Lottery, No. s. to he drawn January 3ist
Capitals: of $4,000, Of $780, of 800 prizes Of
,a5O, 2OD Of 500. &c. Tickets $40; halves s. quarters
SO.
10000 DOLLARS!
Virginia Mon0ngaiia Lottery, Glass a, for 1859, 10
be drawn on Saturday, January "a. Is Drawn Nun
hers out offs. Capitalist S7JG0 10 0Oo l5G cO 10 900
100 Of ,0G0 100 Of $50, 23i Of 300, &c. Tickets So
halves 10; quarters ). certificate OF 26 whole Tick.
els S2l0; halves; quarters and eshths IN proportion
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares any OF the above Schemes addressed 10
the undersigned will receive the most prompt at,-n
ton, and an account Of each drawing forwarded a.
soon as il IL received.
n. B.-ilursy pays pustase on all letters TO and
from his office.
Hurey's rule is 10 cash all prizes a, sight.
Hurley has nj all times completes assortment Of tick
els, ranging IN price from 81 10 $50.
Please address your Ordrfstp WM. HURLEY
No 10, Main street, Richmond Va.
All husinessstrctly confidential Jana
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MISCELLANEOUS
Scsro Ez.Esasg ;st..::. s:cGseras
tdTSssey


fs'iiE Subscribers having been far many yea.s "a
gagged rs General Agents in iais cry, again otter
tHeiT services To their former patron. aud ~ r pubic
srhetdy, Tor Inc collection OF ctnS Of every drscrp
iii fehliig nn E"uses AMI receiving he rrui. hiring
"is hesroeS cnilrcin. tieir hires, a:i discussing n!
ic.n n public nr private sale. TGcy also sell real pro-
Vrti? ~ town or County, and purchase slaves
nissan For The pfoErtn-=s lad fidelity with which
w.! af"nG 20 business, they refer the citizens of
ile..oad generally, and particularly 10 The !oo.ia.
ssativmcn--viz:
On Wm lambert, Mayo-; Bernard p-yton, yvm II
Richardson ias i Hr1th, iliior; t:rcr.. " ilunfui
WA x Ihos iichir, hlosely 4. Elliott, VIM sand,
Nicholas Mis- ihn Rutherford. Andrew Stevenson
Ioha " Pat;Gl, E.tb, Bacon s. a.ac.yi.,. Archibald
Plesanis, Williams, Claiborne & Co, Ja Gaskr, John
& Hnbsun Jn!n fa;c, Gunlop ilnhcGrr & CO, John
FERGUSON, y w 4 l'rs, r,os = Ga, Elis Lofiin
Elicit PHILIP VI TADB s SON
Office on Main street, opposite Exchange Eauk.
SB-P-rsnns wishing 10 place servants unaer our
control Tor the ensuing year wou! consult their inter
est by giving early ntCe thereof acCuinpari- ed by
list 81 the servants and statement &c their C,laac-
tiers and qualifications, ard by sending them Ia US on or
before the 18th nf December, As sann thereafter as
practicable, * tr Christmas week the most rvora.
Bile time for hiring.
owners al distance may avoid the trouble and ez-
pensc o! coming 10 town with servants, by sending
tri 10 cur address, after having previously advised us
oi tr tliht ana manner Of sending them, That
may be IN readiness To receive them, their arrival,
al TIE lime ana place designated, and have them
PLACED where they viii be comfortably provided for till
hired out.
We superintend through the year all servants hired
out by w. and III case OF Illness pay special attention
I" their heiEg promptly furnished Tie necessary neii-
GU iid VI TABB ). SON.
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LOTTERIES.
Lam bcrs,s Once


On Fourteenth Street, under The Erchangc Hotel.
rJlHoMAs LAMBERT respectfully UNIFORMS friends
and the public IN general, that he has commenced
the business of Lottery Broker, In the Office Ton l4th
street, under the Exchange olel) formerly occupied
BY d. nj. ioyt. and recently by Z. h. Pendleton.
Drawn Nos OF SUSSEX, Extra 3, Jan Oh:
81 so lS 10 u % So ~ 4 ID.
Ticket, So Two more OF ihe Capi-
Do Is 10 6:} tails, sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. Delaware, 81, Dec IA:
81 | GU Al 81 8 81 IL So % 81 Al
Whole ticket, % 81 70, prize Of 500, sent
to this Office.
TUESDAY-The Va. Monongaia Lottery, Class .,
drawing expected Tuesday evening. Capitals: s2O,O0u,
10000, 5,00U &c. &c. ~ Nos, 10 drawn Ticketsso
halves 50; Qrs. 25.
WEDNESDAY-Splendid Scheme! The Delaware
State Lottery, Glass No. . Capitals S33 10, i3,ouo'
10000, O0O OOO 3OOO 2735, 10 Of 100 ~ oi aOo'
| 9c IS Nos. Ia drawn. Tick1tsSio' ha'eS = 9"a'
| tiers . So
THuRsDAY-Thc Sussex county tDelawarel i.otte
| ry, Glass 3 Capitals $4,000, 5000 &C. " NOS,
| ii drawp Tickets ST. halvcs2 50; urs. %
! FRIpAY-The Virginia Monongala Lottery, Class
No T. Capitalist SIsOOo, ,00O &c. rs Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 81; halves !: quarters !.
! SATURDAf-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
tDeIaware) Lottery, Extra, Class No. 6 $4,000 Ca
pal. rs Nos. Ia drawn. Tickets ST. halves 5u cts;
auarsrs25 c.
Saturday EvenIng-Sales close at O'Clock.
A NJ GNiFIcENT SCHEME!
The Virginia Monon5alia Lottery, Glass &. Capitals
$40 49, 30 of O0O 1874 of 5OO-heing the lowest No.
prizes. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets sl2-slares in
proportion.
Grand Lrttery for Saturday, January 81.
Virginia Monongaa Lottery Class A, for 1919, TO be
drawn nn Saturday, January 27lh ~ No. Lotlery-lo
drawn Understanding nearly as many prizes MS blanks
Capitals $4,000, 900, 1000, 10000, ,OOO 1876,
of 0Oo lou Of 900, &C. Tickets S2)-shares in pro-
\ portion.
~ Orders FOR nuckapes certificates OF packa9ss,
single shares the above, in any Of Maui
| ~ & Co.'S Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day prices varying from to S0 FOR tickcts
will eceive the prompt attention, and the draw
| ngs forwarded Immediately To distant adventures,
when requested. Address
| THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
10 Recolleol No. 5-"rhsres luck In odd numbers,
GAYS Rory ONore - Jan
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TN CHANCERY-VtRGrNiA:- In the Clerks Once Of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for
Chesterfield county, the lth day Of December, 1913:
Hiram P. Moody, Plaintiff;
against
Hilliard ~ Laprads and Young Laprade, admins
traitor OF Nancy laprads, deceased. Defendants.
This day came the plaintiff by Holden Rhodes. e.
qure his counsel AMI filed his bill against the defend
ants; and the said defendant, billiard NJ Laprade, not
having entered his appearance and given securv ac
eordlng to the act Of Assembly and The rules OF this
Court; and II appearing b. satisfactory evidence that
he is not inhahitan OF this country, the motion
CT the plaintiff it IS Ordered that the said billiard NJ
Laprade do appear at rules he holden for said Court
In the Clerks Office thereof; the first Monday in
March next, and answer The bill OF the plaintiff; and
that copy of this order be published for eight weeks
succe sivey in some newspaper printed in the city of
Richmond and posted at the front door of the Court
house Of this county. Copy-Teste,
Dec S5-swSw w w COGBILL, D C.
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE

DeeCHoei - iofo.
conformity to an act entitled can act 10 reduce
into one act the several acts concerning Escheaors,"
passed The 9Th day of January, lSl9 do hereby make
known TO all whom il may concern, that it appears by
ton dated the 9th day OF November SIs and receiy.
ed into the Land Office on the 5th day OF December,
lS4S that by an inquest held the 9Th day of Novem
ber s4S, the following of land have been found
escheated 10 this Commonwe alth-viz:
A tract parcel of land, containing two hundred
and ityfour acres lying and being in the county OF
Pendeton on the West side Of the South Branch. at a
place called The Big Sugar Tree Bottom, of which said
parcel land Charles Bechynden died seized.
Also, tract parcel of land, containing one hun
dred and forty acres, lying and being in the said
county Of Pendleton, on the West side Of the South
branch of the Potomac, adjoining his former lands
the North and East sde of which said tract or parcel Of
land Charles Bechynden died seized
8 II PARKER, Register Land Office