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LAND FOR S.LI;


- viitie at u decree 81 thr t.Lh.! Cont y Gooeh
ID land, pronounced the ?Nih dat al November,
irio, III the pending IN thr SAID Court, IN Ito
name and style OF George T. liorman guardian OF The
infant child IN al Mfs Emiy Is ATmirirad, drreasrd,
against William VI. Armlstrad and others, lie unnrr-
sgnrd, the Commissioner named IN thr SAID decree,
Offers Tor sale The Tract OF Land, 10 the comfy of
Goochland, on which DR.. armist-ad formerly resided
This tract contains hundred acres n land. about
half OF when X yet nncirarrd, and Is situated I'M
uiedatry on the stage road leading from Gainesville
u, oIgr's Tavern. aud adl0ins the lands oil Edmund
George Martin James. and Others
No description ot the land Is deemed necessary. as
all persons wishing To purchase VIII. OF course eK
anime tor themselves
Any communication with regard 10 this land, ad-
dressed 10 the undersigned New Cahion buckingham
county. viii he promptly attended 10.
TERNS-The safe will br made n credit of one
and two years-thr last .nsalment hearing interest
from the day OF sale-and the purchaser +" " br re
CURED give bonds with good personal security and
d-rd Of trust the land 10 the purchase money
The title II believed 10 be good but shall sell as
Commissioner only. GEO. +. HOLEhhN,
Anil g. cwaw Commissioner.
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Spring stock for 1919.
RICH AND FASHIONABLE
C. L, @ RI III n q

EOR sale al FLEETS grea, NORTHERN
l CLOTHING MANUFACTORY, No
l3b, Main slreer, "a door from l2h street, and
hfst Cin'hiag Store below he Banks.
Having just returned from the North with an entire
new stock Of Ready Made Spring CLOTHING n full
assortment of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES Two first
rate Cutters, and from forty TO nifty engaged and
DAILY employed III making up garments in this civ
am inlly prepared Ia make mp 10 order at New York
prices. Among my cheap Goods viii be found
gun cloth Dress Coats, from ST 50 to Sc.
$50 do do from $40 to Sis.
3n0 tweed, Cashmere and cashinerett Sacks from
s. so 81.
300 summer Coats, from 81 to 50 So
3O0 pair cashmere Pants, from S. 80 In 81.
200 pa:r cassnrtt Pants, from 81 IS To 81 25
1905 French cashmere Pants, from 81 SO 10 80
$50 llsni Summer Vests, from 81 In S..
25nriuh figured silk and SATIN Vests from SIS 10 g.
Rich aud fashionable silk Crlyats and Scarls
Silk Under Shirts and Drawers nj low prices
Also, MrrlnO Shirts and Drawers - casa prices
CALIFORNIA GOOnS.
$50 dozen Shirts, ifnm 40 cents 10 II cents.
100 h-avY Monkey Jackets from s. 10 81 50.
loo hray, over tnais
l5u Pail r.iin.it Ptni-. from 81 "a 81 -.
- pair corduroy Pants, just the thing nj low pricrs
India Emb. coats, i.Iic pr.srrvr.s.
CanltrnS. .ifia Rubber blankets.
GOLD W.. ERS, with lock AMI bry jlIst the Thing
Ia 81 late ,hr gold fo tr sand: all persons leaving
New York for calf, saia select Them.
The above Goods ia: sale al FLEETS great
Nurhrrn cnthIng Aaru.unry. l3G, Main street, op.
posi'r HE Eagle square. Richmond, Va.
"a -
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THOMAS TYKER.

No. 6O, Main Street. Richmond, Virginia,
Importer and Manufacturer Of GUNS, RIFLES,
PISTOLS, &C.,
. FSPECTFULLY calls the attention of
IL Country Merchants, and the lovers OF
field sports, 10 his extensive assortment of Goods
amonss, which are The following, a, reduced
prices:
Double and single Guns and Rifles
Six-barre Pocket, Belt and DuelIng Pistols
Fowlins and Fishing Tackle, Of all kinds
Pen, Pocket. Spousmen's and Bowie Knives
Gold and silver.mounted Walking Canes
Gold and silver Pens and Pencils
Spy Glasses and Travellers Compasses
Pocket Books, Money Purses and Belts
Patent Box Riding Spurs and Boxes
Razors, Razor Slrops, Brushes and Shaving
Boxes. Together with great variety OF
Fancy Goods.
THOMAS TYRER also continues 10 carry
on the GUN-SMITHING; such as restocking
double and single Guns Rides and Pistols, al
terins firearms OF all kinds, from flint 10 percus.
sion, and repairs of every description done in
the best manner, and on accommodating terms.
April II
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A RESCUE TO TIE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBRATED
JEW DIV d. 5,
DIR Hebrew Plaster.

A CERTAIN REMEDY FOR all liked pains in The
~ Side, Chest, Loins Ba:k, Bowels, Muscles, nheu
ma;ism in all its 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 no, only in The old, but in thr
new world-the extraordinary cures II has performed
in the most Of suffering, have acquired
forit such reputation that the proprietor has noun
tllrecently-been able TO supply half The demand
The sales throughout every city, to"n ana Vlllagcln
the United States are without parallel:
A Circumstance not surprising, when the vast amount
of human suffering relieved by It's use IS considered
In Spinal Defects the benefit usually IS oil The most de-
cided character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases out of twenty readily yield to The penetrating st
mula combined in this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism, either acute or chronic Inc Claims oil
the Hebrew Plaster have long since breh universally
acknowledged Those who are iaborng under weak
backs, no matter from what cause the weakness may
have acknowledgement " such persons nave been mis-
guided previous applicatons-in me Use Of The He
brew Plaster they will find the affected part suddenly
restored TO its original soundness.
AS supporter in of constitutional weakness II
will be found of great advantage II is particularly
commended to Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness, or general debility In short embraces
all the virtues which the most sclrntinc III was ca
pabe Of compoundng from valuable substances found
in the old world, and will be found entirely free from
those objections which are source OF complaint with
the numerous spread plasiers now before the public
1Y- These Masters possess the advantage Of being
nut up in air tight hoIes-hence they retain therful
virtues in all climates
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs AND BASE mi
TATIONS.
None genuine without the engraving OF Jep Darii on
the wrapper around each box Price 80 cents per box
Each box contains spread six or eight pla,-
tiers. ~
Sold Wholesale and Retail by sCovlL MEAD,
No. ll3, Charters Street, New orleans GENERAL agents
for the South and West Sold also by
ALEX. DUVAL, Richmond.
GAYNoR , WOOD, Richmond
THOS II. ROSSER, Pn:SrsDurg.
NJ A. SANTOS, Norfolk.
JWA G. H. TIMBERLAKE, Charlpi,esy villa
Nav o4-dlycw
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SALE, AT nU TON.

WILL. he offered nj auction, on SATURDAY, the ath
w day Of May, is4l, the Residence aud Land called
the RETREAT. formerly owned by air John u Pafry)
situated III" Fork Of the North River load Gouc.s-
ter county, lew hundred yards from the Court House
The buildings consist Of n BRICK hasrmrnt Two story
IIous- well finished with all necessary and conve-
nrnt out buildings three carriage houses, Two stables,
one cow house. grain rnoms and corn house. " itl
10 acres of Land, including garden aud yard-al-o 20
actrs of woodland short distance from the C"uhousri
LIKEWISE me hnisrhnld and kitchen inrnitnre.a nnn
her Of pictures engravings, &c, ana TWO prir bOodro
horses some good cows Birouchr, single gig, wag-
pon carpenters and hackJmihs tools &C.
This IL thrhrst location tor physclan In the lower
county Terms made known on the day Of sale Sale
10 commence precisely at 10 O'Clock.
ApIii l3-ctds w. }. HUBBARD.
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q URLEY'S OFFICE, No. 10y, Easl Main


TO those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again -
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No. l5-April IL:
49 AZ Is 5 "a 70 % 63 l6 50 30 - III.
Nos 80 40 50, $3.50, returned by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos Sussex county, Class u.s. Extra, April IA
Lowest prize 81.
IL So So 81 4 ~ 80 40 20 80 SO
Half Ticket Nos. 50 Co. quarter do. ~ 70 AZ. both
sold and paid by HURLEY
Uabouudcd success ct Hurlsy's!- = Three Prizes
in one Lottery!
Drawn Nos Delaware lG, April l8-Lowest prize $40 !:
~ Is "a | 6a 63 SO 4 81 -.
Whole Ticket % p 81 ssH' Both sold and paid.
DO do p G3, $50, returned.
Those who buy Tickets should always call at
HURLEY'S.
Drawn Nos. SUSSEX. ~, April 2O-Lowest Prize 81:
Gu 42 Is 25 ae 63 81 % "a 25 IL Al 43.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No 4s-ApriI 2l
Sc A - 65 - So 25 Is % III 81 AZ
Ticket, Nos l6 IS A, another prize, sold and paid
by HURLEY.
HURLEY's ARRANGEMENT FOR THIS WEEK:
TURsp.Y-S2n0O0. IS Nos, - drawn. Tickets5
WEpsEsp.r-Grand Scheme. $50, OOO $1,000, H.
600, &C. 70 Nos. l6 drawn. Tickets SIS.
THuRsD.I-s2O,o 900. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets S.
FsiDAY-Sls,O00. rs Nos, I3 drawn. Ticketss
SATURDAY moRriNa-3i,250. IS Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets 81.
SATURDAY EsrsiNo-Mnst Brilliant Schema! s5n.
000 80 900. 20OO0 H. 200, 40 of 900, &C. 10 Nos -
drawn. Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
HURLEY Offers for SALE this week kets in the Clio
rous little Small Fry'' Lottery Glass No. ST. Extra
ed draw back 81 rs at least. All persons In want Of
money requested to call at HURLEY'S, where, for
small investments, large returns are generally made.
April %
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FRESH ARRIVAL AT TIE NEW YORK
Clothing EInDOrilIsar.

'5E Subscribers harr just received by Express from
New York, a beautiful assortment of SUMNER
GOO)S, which they had manufactured expressly for
the Richmond trade. Among their late arrivals may be-
iennd Supr dark and light drib Cashmere. Cashmere,
Tweed, Drap De Etc and Alpaca Sacks; Frock, Ma.
polron FrOck and Round Goats; Linen. Gingham Cot.
tonadr Coats Of every cnt and variety OF coor Linen
Drl Singlemll'-d Cashmere AMI Drnp De Etc Panla-
looms; Drab, Drap De Etc Cashmrre and Linen Vests
aud every variety of London Wery and Marseilrs
Vests; Thread, Sill, Kid, L'sle and Safaty Gloves
Fancy silk and Nadns Cravats IN fact every arti
Gle suitable Tor Spring and Summer Wear, can br had
oery lon for cash Of HENRY SHAFER & TO.
No. 1913 Lisir's corner Main Street.
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BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION

A VACANCY having occurred in the General As.
N semhy Of This State by the resignation of Lewis
Beard, Egg, late elegate for The county of Loudoun
the Sheriff Of the said county Of Loudoun is therefore
hereby required to hold an election in that CO hty on
the Goth day (beng the fourth Thursday o tho
month, for delegate to oil the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor, and under the
fs,. lesser seal Of the Common wealth, at Rich
mond, this 18th day Of April. in the year lS4s
April ls-etd JOHN B. FLOYD,
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AT COST. TO CLOSE

INTENDING 10 leave the United States by
i the steamer OF May next, | shall proceed
from this day 10 sell the whole Of my stock OF
Goods at cost for cash, and in many instances,
greatly below cost. The trade may rely on
great sacrifices 10 close up the sock. My Gus
iomeIs will be charged with any Goods they may
need at the same rates, with five per cent. added
upon the usual time There is now on hand
many desirable styles of fresh Goods; but desi.
ring 10 prepare for my Fall importation, wish
to close up the whole stock.
April l6-d&ctf d. H. LONDON.
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NEW BOOKS,
Received in advance and for sale at
l2l MAIN STREE
j. w. Randolph g. 20.
LAND IN KING WILLIAM COUNTY,
FOR SALE

TS pursuance OF decree OF The Circuit Superior Court
Of Law and Chancery, for the county Of James City
and the city cf Williamsburg, pronounced on the 10Th
day Of November, ls4s in The suit OF John c. Wren and
wife, and al. ~. Taliaferro's committee and al we
the undersigned. who were appointed special commits
for the purpose, will Monday, the 2lst day
d May next, THAT being the first day Of the Superior
csun for the said County OF KING Wlam al the Court
House Of the said county Of King William offer for sale
public auction, TO the highest bidder, the tract of
land lying in the said county OF King William, convey
.iby William F. Tompkins and his wife to Benjamin
Dabney and John z. Taliafeno, by deed dated the
a,h Of November, 1896 and Of record in the county
Court of said county This OF land contains abou,
M iundred and sixty nine acres and adjons the land Of
h.njsmin Dabney Stephen Sutton, Christopher Temp
Inns and others, and Is the of land upon
which the late VIM. F. Tompkins, resided.
rrshs OF SALx-A sufficient sum in cash 10 pay the
.Ipensrs OF sale, the Salance upon credit Of six
selre aad eighteen months, equal instalments-lhe
purchaser giving bonds, with approved security for the
deferred payments and the title be retained until The
purchase money Is paid.
ROBERT McCANDLISH,
WIN. $. PEACHY,
April 24-cw4w Special Commissioners.
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New Fancy Goods.

LATHROP have opened beautiful
~ assortment Of Fancy Goods, such as
Rich Emhoidrr'd Hermann Dresses
DO Brocade Gondoliers
Changeable Grenadines and Tissues
Paris printed Jaconols and Orrandies
Black aud col'j Vlsites, late styles
Do silk lace do do do
Rich embroidered Lace caprs
Embroidered Muslin Collars
Color'd and black Parasols
Silk Frnges and Buttons, for trimming
Rich Bonnet aud Cap Ribbons
ALSO,
mi assortment Of Bonnets, spring styles, SUCH az
China Pearl Boanrs
French Lace and Embroidered Lace Bonnets
Tulip do and Berlin Gimp Bonnrts
Rutland and English Straw Bonnets
Bonnet Flowers and land boxes. al 80 Nam street
April CHRl-IlaS4 LAIuRUf.
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GRAND EXHIBITION AND MAY BALL
MIR. e. A. McEVoY has the honor Of announcing to
lV1 his friends and the public, that his Second Annu-
al Exhibition and May Ball, will take place at the Ell.
change Hotel on Tuesday evening" May LIST, I849. Al
which the following dances will be danced viz:
l. Fishers Hornpipe, by two masters
3 Rory O'Moore, pas seul, by four misses
g. Opera Polka, by two misses and masters
d. Highland Fling, by six misses
S. Paror Polka, Jenny Lind, by Jour misses
g. La Cachuca, by five misses
Z. Broad Sword Hornpipe, by two masters
9. Cracovienne. by one miss, the May Queen
3. London Polka Quadres by eight ladies and gen.
tlemen
10. Grand National Flag Dance, by fortyiwo children
After which the floor will be cleared for general dane
ing.
10 The exhibition to commence at 9 O'Clock, pre
cisely Tickets may be had OF the following gentle
ment
Messrs. J. Talbot, hiessrs J. Ezekiel
A. Rheards C. Allen
j. w. Howard F Shafrr
w. Maburn w. j. Pendleton
WD Mills F. Boyden
And of Mr.. G. \. McEY0Y.
&v Tickets 81 50. Carriages Tree Of charge.
Anvil Luz
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THE CELEROTYPE.

THE CELEROTYPE.
THIS new and splendid system of taking Da.
i guerorypes, comprising all the modern i'm,
provemenls in hi. artIis now in full operation al
the original Sky.lieht Gallery, NO. l39 MAIN
STREET, ABOVE GOVERNOR.
The proprietor has just returned from the
North with beautiful assortment OF Silk Vel
vel cases, &c suitable for Christmas and New
Years Presents, together with all the latest i'm.
provemen.s in this style of miniatures, BY which,
in iacl, the picture is rendered imperishabe and
may be seen in any light. His new sky light il
now completed, and by this and the above he is
enabled 10 insure perfect picture in any weather
in a few seconds time
WILLIAM A. PRATT.
N. B. All materials, as usual tor sale at New
York prices. Dec. 80
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asy Toier Il Cook, Aucts.

HOUSE AND LOT At AUCTION
WlLL be soln a, pupic AUCTION on sa,urtay
w next. the 2s h instant. al 4 o'clocs P M.
the House and Lot on Cay STREE, a present
occupied by Mr.. McLeard. The Lot IRONS IN
Clay Street, 70 leet, running back lG4 ieel. The
Improvements consist OF nea. framed house,
containing three rooms, with framed Kitchen IN
the yaId.
IEshs:-One-hird cash, the balance IN six
anc nine mouths, win negotiable noes, saiisiac-
toriY endorsed, Q. The tile withheld un'il The
last payment. TOLER & COOK
April "a Auclioppers
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New and Fashionable Goods

FUR LAUIES' DRESSES.
WILLIAM WORDS, 225 Broad Street, has re-
ceivtd per recent arrivals from the North. n large
ana handsome assortment OF Ladies' Dress Goods con.
ssting in part of
Plain and figured Rareees
DO do Tissues
DO plaid Linen .Isrrs
French printed Jaconets and Lawns
DO do 0Igandrs aud Swiss Muslins
Plaid and Chanbray Ginsnams
New style small and figured English Calicoes
Rich Chameleon and Bfocade Silks, &c.
The above have been selected with prea, deal
OF care An examination nf the stock il respectfully So
licied. WILLIAM SWORDS,
2a5 Broad Street, Shockoe Hill,
April ~ Sign of The Dry Goods Box
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EAGLE SQIaRE--No. I43.

DARLER, BAYLY 4 NIMMo are daily receiving
L the newest and most fashionable styles OF FANCY
SPRING GOODS. They will this morning open the
following desirable articles:
Printed Aivo;ien Tissues
Paris printed Organizes
Plain green Mousin de LANES
Plain pink and blue do do
Louis Napoleon Lace Capes
Do Muslin do
Alexanders light colored Kid Gloves
Fancy Silk Gloves, sandal backs
Beautiful Neck snd Belt Ribbons, &c. April 10
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IADY,S p0nK Mn

LADY'S BOOK. &c
NODEY'S IADY'S BOOK, tor Maybe.
y The May No. surpasses any Magazine OF
%e siud in America.
Grahan,'s Magazine Tor May-25 cents.
Three Years After; being the conclusion OF The
Ayae,ies and Miseres OF New York-25 CENTS
Memoirs Of My Youth; by A. de Lamar,ne
Is cents.
The American Joe Miller, illustrated with
io0 engravines-25 cents.
Plantation Meodies-l2 cents.
Republication of "Ivanhoe;" by Walter Scott
81 cenis. Just received by
JOHN NJ. WEST,
April % EYchanae Rook Store.
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Silas Merchant.

MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN FASHION.
ABLE CLOTHING, liz Main Street.
II AVING removed TO his new store ll2 Main
IL Street, would he happy TO see his friends
and wait upon them to any thing in his line
His stock is now full OF FRESH AND SEA-
SONABLE GOODS, and will be sold exceed
ingly cheap for cash. He solicils the favor OF a
call that he may show VIVA. he can do.
April 20 0. F. WEISIGER, Agent
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April %
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.

HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY.
hE h'si Annual Meeting of the Hollywood
= cemetery Company Will be held on Tues
Y", ,ee IS! day OF May, at haltpast o'clock in
- AFTERNOON, IN the Library Room of the Rich.
oont Library.
The Board OF Directors request tina, all The
members Of The Company will attend, in person
10y proxy; and they would be pleased il The
A'noers would visi, The Cemetery Grounds be.
ne mee'ing. April 23-td
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JOHN Y. MASON

WILL practice Law in the Coun Of Appeals,
w the Chancery Court and The Federal
Courts held in the city OF Richmond. He will also
attend 10 cases in the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ed States.
His Office is al bis residence, corner OF 5th and
Gary streets, Richmond, Virginia.
April l0-2m
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II "A aal ID err It's Cd GBt T. c
(FORMERI.Y HOYT'S0

On Fourteenth Street, under the Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra, Glass 44-Arril l4th:
II 50 60 81 42 80 40 80 80 So
Whole Ticket Nos 10 gu u, prize of Soo sold by
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery. Glass 2s-Aprll 10Th:
Al 6o SO u l2 43 "a 10 81 10 40.
Half Ticket Nos Al 20 70, another Of 81 900, sent TO
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, Class l6-Aprl 18th
u Is d ID l 90 50 80 4 81 90.
Ticket, Nos AZ 81, pIIze OF Sl5O.
Drawn Nos Monongaa Lottery, Glass 53-Apr 18th
80 40 10 IL % IL 10 4S IS 81 10 46.
HALF Nos 10 81 SO, another of Seo, sent to this Of
Drawn Nos of SUSSEX Lottery, Extra, No 4s-Apr 81
Sc 81 8 Is IS % So IS Is Is II 80 AZ.
Whole, la So g. prize of saou, sold for 81 by
Drawn Nos Of Monongalia Lottery, Glass D-Aprll 81
IS 30 l3 63 80 ~ - 60 / 70 IL 81.
Whole, l2 % 63, prize of $1,000,
HALF 80 So Ss, Is, and I'd ID, drawn Sos.' 500 500
sent 10 this office.
TUEsDAY-The Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Class
No. 81. Capitals: $4,000, 5000, 1850, &c. Is Nos,
l2 drawn. Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
WEDNESDAY-Spendid Scheme More prizes than
blank. The delaware State Lottery, Class No. H.
Capitals: $50 900, 10 UO0 IL 900. &c, &c. rs Nos l6
drawn. Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
THURSDAY-The Virginia mcnongalia Lottery,
Glass No. IS. Capitals $4,000, 10 600, 3,OO0 2645
90 of ,c00 Sc. IS Nos. I3drawp. Tickets s5 halves
50; qrs. IS.
FRlDAY-The Sussex county tDelaware) Lottery,
Glass No. IS. Capitals: Sl6,OU0, 5000, Sc rs Nos
Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves .; quarters /.
sATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
tDelawarel Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 81. Capitals
s4,25O, 1900, &c. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81;
halves so cts; quarters IS C.
Saturday Evening-Saes close at5o'eloek.
The Virginia Monongalla Lottery, Class sc, for lS49
Capitals $50 900, 10000, 10000, 10000, 1000, &c
70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets $40; halves S; qrs. So
Rr Orders Tor packages, certificates oil packages,
single tickets shares in the above, in any of Mau
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (ol which there drawings
every day, al prices varying from 10 $40 fortckes
wiilI eceve the moSt prompt attention. and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
" Recoect No.3-'There luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More !" April 81
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ADMINISTRATORS sNIE

SHALL sell 10 the highest biidrr III ''Shilalah,'.
the late residence ni br Samuel F.rar-l;-, drcrfs-
-i ~ tue comfy 81 Hrnrico about mitrs below
hchn"hh on TUESDAY, ihr path J,y Ihis muLIi,
lhpJ All ~ Tie liz usrhoii and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming trn>iis ui -vr.s KIND. two nagun- IA.
rage ahd i;iihr,s. Gmg.-. ana Sulkry, The stock al
iihf>r' Cows, &c between nit ard onr hundred tar.
re- al i"fn, f"hdrr, tiay Sst.: Dats aBd yaIIuu.
nth"t Iiii,i.. u"t d rn,ci nrrr >,iIs n,rLiton
or ;il sums ~ len dHliafs and uuJrr, rasi.
vi" ir i.gnifrni Tor a.! suns ten anlar. II cted!i
:" ~ n""':s "i,i IL .trrn, The purchaser, ,i,I.
bends "ih approved >truf:y
IN Tie LAY ate, IT, rar - l,r property >hnn
bur "n. e.. Tie hi'arr. - H.. ,-aS Gttnrrn !luy ana
i"ny likely and va.ua6- servants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
April "A
HOUSE AND LOI AT AUCTION

HUUSE AND LOT AT AUCTION.
M ILL be oil, al pub ic aurii n, On SA-
w lURDAf nexr, he % Of April,
al oc'ocs, P. NJ, the house ami 10 al
present occupied by Mr. Chandler, near The
resdSnce o. Mr. Wrln On Gnidin. The
tot fronts On Brock Avenue, Is lee,, run.
ning back $50 lee. The Improvements CONSIST
OF a neaI and well finished BRICK house, contain
me i've rooms, with kiiohen and dining 10. m
IN me basement. Terms: oGc.tai;d cash, the
balance IN + and u N nlhs, with ine!e,l nom
nay OF sale aud Inc tide wrhhrl: CnlI The last
payment. TOLER & COOK,
Aprl "a aucficnpefs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
HOUSE AND LOrAT Auction

1l1't0 ~ II fUO IOIN.
Aj ILL. b. sold al public auction on Saturday,
w next, The 2Sth inst al half past O'clock,
r NJ, The small BRICK house. at present occupied
by M. Marin.
The lo' fronts on Clay street, "a feet, running
BACK lo0 ieel. The house coniains Iour small
rooms, WIN Kitchen attached, an. well u
excellent water in he yard.
TEhas-One halt cash. The balance 10 sir
mcntns, and lille withheld until :hr Ia payment,
TOLER x COOK.
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