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The Daily spy., 1849-09-04

Iuteae'ermlnaon, 10 overcome the power which
has thus disappointed the hopes of our fathers,
ana we shall see what the result will be-not
merely upon this country, but upon the world.
ne great American nation, resting upon the AT.
ldnuc and upon the Pacific oceans-stretchlny
rom the Gull OF Mexico far north to Hudson's
Baylor | look for the aiaexation Of Canaa,
some DAY, (dPplanse) -th great nation, with out
slave; with all this influence upon the side OF
freedom, OF virtue, and oil truth; with such
people as your school houses, your churches, and
the instructions OF your mothers and your fathers
nave re"red here; with such people, filing the
whole length and breadth OF our lnd-where
then will be the hopes Of tyranny in the earth !:
W no does not see, that il our country was at this
moment, filled with such race, the great reac-
ton in Western Europe could not have taken
place
Let US, then, find in this reflection motives to
peTsevere and TO be encouraged motives to hope
aud to struggle; because we know that in the
eniranchisement of our land, and in the establish
nent OF the principles OF freedom al, over our
iand, lie the best hopes OF the human race. We
constitute no small pOrtion-every year we
constituting greater portion. OF this people :;
and let the principles OF freedom once prevail, let
the principles which have animated these New
England States, and their descendants in the
West, once become the principles oil the whole
CouhNyS anu thCIo is 10 possibility OF cdcuIdtlip
the effect OF such an example upon the people OF
the earth. The cannon-ball can do something,
the sword and the bayonet may accomplish some
thing, when welded by arm nerved in the
struggle tor II eedom; but there is a,power which
can accomplish mighher results; and that is the
example of free people, enjoying their rights, un-
diminished and unstained, and that conscious d Q
nifty which arises from the possession of their
rights, cultivating their own powers, and elevat-
ing themselves TO the highest happiness OF which
they are capable. Let this, then, be our aim and
hope. 1t does not become me TO avert 10 your
local struggles for liberty. All that | have to
ask Of you is that you will consider whether the
great objects which we are seeking TO accom-
plish, are not worthy objects to be embalmed in
freemans heart and TO nerve freeman's pur-
pose. And ii you find they are such objects il
you can find nothing discredItable or dishonorable
in the creed,-nothing unworthy OF freemen, in
the ends which we propose to attain, then join
US in the accomplishment of those ends by hon-
orabe means, and see to 1t that the men you send
to represent you at Washington are men who can
neither be bought or driven or seduced
The Daily spy., 1849-09-04
Small Farms & Market Gardens.

FEE subscriber has for sale several tracts Of most
ceIient LAM, situated with a mile Of Main $ rect,
con'a nlng rom three GcrfS each which he will
sell IN accommodating These tracts situated
on and around that fine elevation nt land (aoning The
Csneary gr0Incs,) lately owned by Dr. Green,
call Fair MOu,L. They Of and possess
the advantages "f excelien; soil, good and abnnd mt
water, and pure and in estment can be which
will ensure larger return. ID. :. MESSENGER.
Worcester, Sept 5. d3wis
The Daily spy., 1849-09-04
UXbritsgc Academy.


TIE Fall Term OF mis- institution will commence on
Thursday, Sept 6th and continue eleven weeks
Tuition in English, S4 attn and Greek, ST. Extras
French, $2-Dra wing, Sl-Le=sons on the Piano, 81
lncldenaIs, 25 cts Boaid Sl,75.
Aug 81. dw2wis ]. NJ. MACOMBER, Principal.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-04
EVE AUD EAR TNFIRMARv,

mo. Myrtle Street, Worcester, Mass.
I II e subscriber having paid particular The
L last twelve years. to diseases both of the EYE AND
EAR has Eeen induced to meet the growing of this
City, and people in the country adjacent esab ish
INFIRMARY AT the above place, i0r the purpose treat
ing the successful systematic principles all dis
pertaining to the Eye and Far.
He has avaed himself OF all the modern discoveries and
improvements both in remedies and opera lone and pa
ents may be assured that attention will be given
render satisfaction and success st this Inirmary.
Some of Deafness of twenty standing have
he has permission refer Mr. AMAsA EDDY Auburn,
and others of this City.
u Office hours from TO 8 o'clock P. NJ
A. STONE, MD, No. IL M, rtyle-st.
Sept4. deop WHY
The Daily spy., 1849-09-04
TCE-ICE.

House, Barn, Shop and. Land for Sale,
- DLEAsANTLv situated about halt mile from
4ssa i the center of BoYLsTos and about miles from
Aa Worcester. Tae place contains six of first
rae Land well stocked with grated Fruit Trees, House,
Barn. and Shoemakers Shop and good well of water.
II will be sold low For particulars, inquire OF JOHN
FARWELL Supt. Wore Poor Farm HENRY E. WAR
Rem, wsbury the subscriber a the Spy OFFICE.
Worcester, Aug II. JAMES L. ESTEY.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-04
Z. Balke's School for Young Ladies

Al! reopen on M'ndey, he 81 of SEPTEMBER, NJ NO
w WARREN BLrcg
Lessons VIII he given heretofore to individuals anf
el'sses ol both sexes Ia he GREE Latin GsrnHn French,
and Italian languages, and Other btnth taugh;
u the best schools Mr. ear esily desires and "lli
endNavnr 10 merit A shars Of the public pat uAage.
Worcester Aug q. dwlw
The Daily spy., 1849-09-04
WORCESTER ACADEMY.

THE FaIl FERN the W,rcesttr Academy will COM
menre on WtdneSddy, S"pt. 5h To continue even
weeks. Tninn bng Ish g; in the languages 81 ptr
quarter. BHard In commons at cost, not exceed 30
per week. The rooms in the original buln have heen
thoroughly repaired and rurnished. There slso been
recently erected ildn containing thirty study
OF an pie well GIFTED aud ventilatei l. and tn he
Supplied with urnitnre For further ticuars nd
dress CHARLES {. BURNETT, Principal, ur EMMoNS
7. BOND, Assistant. div wa Aug "a.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-04
Cattle Show !!

In order to make room for "a LARGE
LOT OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS
previous to the coming CArTE SHcw, the
subscribers will CLOSE OUT their re-
naming stock of SUMNER CLOTHING
at greatly
The Daily spy., 1849-09-04
LOST.

CTRAYED from his houle. on Monday, Sept: sd, sma
= BOY, about three years old dressed In ghi pah'a
ons and straw hut. Whoever has found him wiz con-
particular favor the parents by returning MN 70
his home, corner OF Austin and spruce streets. oN
Sept 4. d JOB u. LAWlON'
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BOarGGers Wanted.

1--WE six Gentlemen, an Gentleman and his wi e.
L can be accommodated with good Board and Room
by applying al 81 FrOnt-st. dtf June l9.
The Daily spy., 1849-09-04

QY Young Woman Iarely from Boston, to do the work
ID of family She is well acqus,ned with Cooking,
and all kinds Of housework Go recommended given
il required Inquire at Nc. SPRING ST. Sldf
The Daily spy., 1849-09-04
WANTED

WANTED,
A N NAmercan GIRL to do the work in a small family.
IA None need apply without a good recommends ion
Apply TO MRS. WILLIAMS, 127 Main 81. du SO
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LOTTERIES.
Il a In ID ert's % III q
fCDRMERf uoyn,.

On Fourteenth Street, under the E'rciuuo e HAZEL
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Class M a7-M,. An
AZ 81 AZ 10 &c 80 ~ ~ 90 % 60 al az Sd 81
Whole, Nos SO AZ 60, Two mor. n,izss s.n, n
Half, Nos a. 66 10, this Office. 0'
Dawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra M 5a-u,, 9Th
Is "a Al Ga 30 81 90 81 81 ii G5 10 10. :"
no 81 "a 81, I,iMBERr.
Drawn Nos Of Mononsaa Lottery clas, ss-Mny s.h !:
4s 81 So Us 30 ~ II "a 10 80 IL So }
Whole, Nos 81 80 %, Each SsUO. Sent 10 this Of
Quarter, "a 10. fee: ' 'e'' : 80 :
TUESbAY-rhe Virginia Aononealia Lottery Class
No. 81. Capitals: $4,000. G.OcO, 1900. . ia s or
900, &c. 20 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets s5-,har,. in
proportion.
WEnNEsDAY-Splendi Scheme The delaware
State Lottery Glass No w. Capitals: s3l 900, IS 900
5000, 5000, 4Ouf, 207S, 81 OF l,OO0 sc &c. es Nos
II drawn. Tickets slu--shares In proportion.
Glass No 81. Capitals: $50, l6J II 10. 900 &c. is
Nos. l3drawn. Tickets SIS; halvesa 50; ors. IS.
FRIDaY-rbe Sussex county Delaware, Lottery
Glass No. %. Capitals: $20,OOO. 5,U0n or - Nos
a drawn. Tickets 81; halves .; quarters l.
5ATURBAY-pollar Lottery. Th.sus..Y county
tD.lawarr) Lottery, Extra, Class No 81 ronitals.
IS 900, 1900, 900, &c. Is Nos, 10 drawn Tickets
81 halves 81 cts.; quarters IS C.
Saturday Evenng--Sars close at5o,e,orr
No BLANKS.
The Virginia MonOnealla Lottery Class FL FIR 1919
Capitals Sis, 900, % 900. lO,DUU 5UOU q mn kc IL
Nos, II drawn. Tickets Sl5-shdres IN nronorion =
Those Tickets having on them only on. drawn nu,n.
her, SIS prizes; those Tickets having them no drawn
number, So prizes
Rich ard Splendid LOTTERY, TO b. drapn on 81
tu'dav, Nay 2Gth, lS49.
The Virginia Mon0ngalia Lottery, Glass E. for ls49
l6 drawn ballots out Of 7s-nakins more prizes than
hlnnksis
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CLOTHING NOTICE.

DEDUCE your prices, il you wish 10 sell
n goods. Since reduced my prices 20 per cent,
IN selling the very goods. Only lhink-fne
.ab tweed Goats a, 10 53 so; brown linen sack
III frock Goats al 25 10 81 so, fine cloth dress
NJ rock Goats at so 10 SO; fancy banded
assimere Panls only 49, Never had such sales
eiote Great excitement al IL. Up Town New
i.tk Clothing Slore, sign ol The Red Posts
Another lot OF hose Paris Waking Goats will
e received by Adams & Co. tomorrow
AsI have from 40 to 80 hands daily employed
making up garments in This city, the present
OF must be sold al reduced prices, 10 make
I'm tor other goods daily receiving.
The above are for sale Al FLEETS Up Town
New York aud Richmond Clothing Manuiaco-
u. 1876 \, ain street, opposite Eagle Square, and
rex, door to Rough and Ready Hotel, sign OF The
ard Posts May I
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IT, s. Y; =, =. ~,


STONE CUTTERS AND MASONS.
A GoOD many Stone Cutsrs aad Mlsons are want.
n r nf The Bridges Charlottesville, 10. whom
good wages will be gwen. Apply either 10 MIR Holmes,
Junction, Hanover. WILLIAM KfpER,
May 5-c4w chef Engineer Louisa Railroad.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
THE Board Of Visitors VIII ni-rt the 22a day Of
L June next, 10 maze appointments cadets Ia the
Virginia Military Institute. Applications should be nd
dressed post paid 10 The undersigned on Or eore that
day.
vararc-s Tor State Cadets viii exist in the following
Senatorial Districts. VIZ: Chesterfield, franklin. Spot
sylvania, Prince William. Barbour. Prince ;-0rgr, a
liflr, Accomae, Charles city, Rockingham and Wood
The Stale cadets are supplied eraIuton.iy with tut
ton, board, fuel lieht-, washing. bn"s> stationery,
malirass and medical attendance, and. consideration
thereof, required 10 serve Two yeas sitter rradua
ton teachers III school IN The STATE The only
expense which The State Cadet Is subject Is for cloth
ing. Applications Will he received ri The same Tine
for pay Cadet appointments The average expense al
pay Cadet, including Clothing. IS ab"nt $3.50 FOR
twelve months a. the number .! vacancies Is Limit
ed, applications should hr promptly made BY the lime
specified.
No person can be appointed CADET without pfodnr
ins written Testimonials al tar Tu'1i character The
applicant must he all bodily nfirmlty. be- al
least sixteen old and over four lrrt nine inches
~ height The term II service 81 tue state Cadet -
three years-ihat oi the pay Cadet Two years.
The superintendent VIII b. ahr 10 supply vacant
schnos with teachers iros The class whch graduates
iti Jny. Applications should lie maze without delay
The graduation exercises WI! take place on The !tn
july ne graduating class NJ be represented on that
occasion a follows:
Saiutatory address hy Ca,.r, J. W. Ma>>e 81 Augusta
brauon by Cadet g. T.. 1rftlll, OF BAN
Grafton by Iairt Is. Nu:yir. uf Prince William.
sard,st"fy address by iadrt Samnrl Garland, Of
Campbell.
Pfevlous 10 the graduation exercises, hr Urrlirii"n
OF American independence wi hr read ny Cadet Il a.
Whitehead, Of Nan.rmoud, md a national Grafton de-
liverrd by Cadet Charles Derby. of Richmond
FRANCIS H. SMITH,
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STATIONS Office

NO. 5, SOUTH FouRTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND, VIRGINIA
Letallhe world ray whalthey can
For selling Prizes. SrRATTON,S The man
$1,000 told and paid!
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No l5-April IL:
49 AZ Is 26 rs % 63 l6 30 36 70 H.
Ticket, Nos l6 y 63, the third capital nj ca 0Oo
10 - 3o,prlze OF 300
both sold and paid by STRATrON.
LOOK AT THISl
Unprecedented Luck at STRaTTOES.
Drawn Nos Of Monongalia, No. D-April 2lst:
bS 80 10 Is 2s i2 10 61 | % l2 81
70 Whole NOS, 10 - Al prze Of $1,000; half l2 10
as do Of lOOO half 10 70 H. do of vOO share nos
~ 81 to, do. of 1908, all sold and paid by
srRArToN.
AZ 63 81 6j SO II 81 70 % 10 81 27 &C.
Ticket, Nos 50 81 6i, prize Of 5000 sold and paid
by SrRATTON.
81 "a So Is g. % IS II 50 Is IL y A.
Ticket Nos Is 50 7aa prize ofsloO sold and paid by
Drawn Nos of Sussex lottery, Glass No 27-May All,
as 81 1? 20 81 60 Q rs 90 % GO Al Sc 81 81.
Ticket, Nos. a. a. a. "a Three more sold and paid
Do Do aS 81 s3by SITUATION.
Drawn Nos Of SUSSEX Lottery, Extra, No as-May 5th
10 "a IL Is 80 . 70 81 81 II 65 10 40
Ticket, Nos 30 40 Co., Two more, sold aad paid by
Do 70 40 b5, SrRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Mononglia Lottery. No 59-May 5th:
40 81 SO 63 SO 10 II "a &c 80 70 So 2
Whole, Nos 20 SO 81 LIST and ID, prize OF 500,
both sold and paid by sTRATToN.
SCHEMES FOR THE HEEh.
$4,000 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, IN. 90. Capitals S2i, 900,
6,0OO 5000. les, Of 200, re. rs Nos. IA drawn
Tickets SIS; halves 50,uarters %.
10000 DOLLAR! Is 600 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. l9. Capitals: $40.
900. l5,O0r, 5000, 5On 1000, 207s, 20 Of 900, &C.
66 Nos, IL drawn. 1icels sO; halves 5; qrs. 50.
~, $50 DOLLARS 2 Of 10000 DOLLARS |!
THURsDAY-honoralia No. 6l Capitals: $40.
$50, Of 10000, Of l0Obfc., &c rs Nos. Is drawn
Tickets s.; haives2 50; -. %.
10000 DOLLARS 5000 DOLLARS
FRlDAY-SussrI, No. J. Capitals: S20,UUO. 5000,
2.OuU geo, OF ur3, sc &C. IS Nos, IL drawn
Tickets 81; halves =; Qrs..
5000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS
SATURDAY-SusseI, Extra, No. 81. Capitals =
$4,000, l,.OO. QUO, sc. 7Sos. 10 drawn Tickets
halves 5Ucts. ;quarters 25ts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MAY, Is49.
ALL PRIZE LoTERY.-No BLANKS!
All Bans worth S.!
Virginia Monongalia Llery, Glass No b. for 1919,
10 he drawn Satnrda, May l2th. II drawn Nos.
in package Of % rickei. Scirmr Sis.OOO, =, 900,
10000, 5000, 3,O00 ~ 200, sc. Tickets SID
sharesin proportion.
Virginia Monongalia litery Glass No. 65, for 1919,
to be drawn Saturday May 18TH i6 No. Lottery
IL drawn ballots. Splrad scheme: s35OO0. IL, uuO,
$1,000, 900, 2,iDl 10 OF 900, &C. sc. Tickets Sio;
halves ); qrs. , so.
Virginia Monon.alii bttery, Class Z, for le49, TO
be drawn Saturday, May Goth. 10 drawn mum i
brrsout of7s. Capitals SGO0OO 30 900, 20 oOO ~ o
5000, 900, 5000, 5,0oOi OCO, ~ of 225O az 81 ou'
&C. Tickets S20; alve 10; quarters ;; eighhs 81.
Orders or Packages Cerlincates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in allihr lotteries viii be promptly at
address ordrrsto N. STRATTON,
Nav Richmond. Va.
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IANDIN KING WILLIAM COUNTY,
E/l2 SiJ.E

TN pursuance al decree 81 me 'it'uit Snp.' 49,
| nj Law and Chancrry, for thr county OF Iair. Ivy
mi thr rity of Williamsburg, PRONOUNCED on .nr 'o
,,v nj Snyrinbrr lsi5 in the suit 81 J"hn ' wren anu
.ifr and al rs Talial-uo's committee ana az We
,hr undersigned. who appointed sprci'l c"m's'
.,ourrs fnr the purpose VIII on Monday me 2H' "ay
4 May next tihat hrnc the hrst day oi ihr snpe'o
court nr The said county Of King William AZ thr 'ou
ou.r of IN. SAID county al King William, "hrf iof sa'
4, public auc,on The highest b'dd-f The lfae. o.
land living in The sand county OF King William convey
"a no Wuliam F. Tompkius and his wife 10 briJ 'inih
= nabney and John & Talia'rrto, by deed 'a'rd ..e
,,uh of November 1896 and OF record w ine " n
Inm, M said conny Th- tract of land contains "p"ut
four iu adred and sIy acres and a' IN .f anu :"
tr.innin abu-y, Slrphen sutton, CbtI>topnr, ~, n
KIN. and others and u the same tf5ct OF 'h"" "p
,.htch tnr late VIM r. T"npklns. resided =,
TyHs, OF SsLE-h ~ tiic-nts SUN ~ 'a.h -, ~ =,
.,nen.,s of salr the balance upon cff"' - 80, 80
twelve and eighteen months, rquai its'"'in. -, ~
purchaser giving londs with approved srou'y ~, ~
deferred pa, mrnt- and the iitie 70 oe 'e-'''''
purchase money j. paid. ,.c,SntIsp
WIN. :. Pr vGHf,
,,o, rua,y SPECIAL Commissioners
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PSYCHOLOGICAL ELECTRO MAGNETISM.

fSACOLOUlChL ELEC nv HnoiNhi
nR WILLIAMS would respectfully announce Ia The
~ ladies' and gentlemen of Richmond, and its vlcini-
~, that he Is now delivering course oil pubic Lee.
lures al BOSHER'S HALL, upon this most Interesting
science, and giving experiments upon the MINDS anu
bodies of others their perfect SENSES, calculated 10
carry conviction To the most skrptic3i, not only oil lis
TRUTH but OF its great importance, phosophlcally
speaking, TO the human race Fer particulars each
evening, see programme.
lie would respectfully make known to those who
may desire a special knowledge IN relation To the
same-to understand how 10 pr, duce these wonderful
results upon the minds and nodes Of others and IT.
philosophy-that he has, within the last three years
had the pleasure Of teaching great many, and many
of the great minds of land-Proiessors IN Literary
iRsatlons, Clergymen Of the first standing and repu
tation United States Senators, Members of the Low
er House, and Foreign Ministers, all Of whom speak
the same language in relation To lis truth.
He will, by request, meet al the Hall, on Tuesday
evening, O'Clock p NJ, for the purpose OF making
up class for private instruction. lie would remark,
aiso that having cured many diseases of long stand
ing, such deafness, partial blindness, rheumatism,
palsy, nervous diseases, &C., &C. that he can be con-
suited by those who may think proper to do profess
sionaly, AT Mrs Aiyey's Boarding House, on Bank st.
every day, from O'Clock, A. NJ, till 8, T. NJ Charges
moderate The poor gratis.
20 Tickets 10 public lectures only e5 cents-at the
door. Ministers Of the Gospel free. May7
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NF,W MUSIC

p. n. TAYLOR HAS JUST RECEIVED
rNHE following part OF lot OF new Music,
i by Express:
Tribute 10 America-Herz-jus published
Impromptu Buresque-HeIz-ius published.
ALSO,
New Variations-Las, Rose OF Summer
HeIZ.'
Comic Polka-Herz
Military Polka-Herz.
Silver Bell Polka-HeTz.
Trufi Walsz-Her2.
Cherish sill fond heart those moments-Mad.
Bishop.
Ii is tie chime.
MAY: l60 Main Street,
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millinery Notice.

MFRS. G. PHILIP begs leave 10 inform her
lNl customers and the ladies in general that
her FASHIONS for the season will be open
THIS DAY a. her Millinery establishment, No.
SO Mansion House, to which she would respect
fully call their attention. Nav 3-dlw
SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION.
10 The Southern Baptist Con-
~ ven,ioa are hereby informed tha, return
tickets, free of charge, will be furnished on the
Weldon Railroad and Stea mboal line. BY leav-
ing Richmond on Monday evening, the Dist in
slant they will arrive at Charleston, The place q!
meeting, on Wednesday, The appointed day
Virginia delegates are urged 10 attend.
May3
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20 q - WORD

TAKE nstice that on the 18th day Of May, 1919. be
L tween the hours nf nine a. NJ. and six r. VI,
shall al hr office OF B LatIimer E>i., Commissioned
Of Deeds for the state Of Virginia, the Eiiy of Bal
linlofr, take the dispositions of Wan J.. and Charles 7
Montague. Ia be read IN evidence in the suit -nd
ING in the Superior Conrt ~ Law for the city of Rich
mnnd and county at HrnrIcn. wherein ! am p.aniih
and you defendant aud the said dispositions h-
not completed on that day, The taxing thereof viii be-
continued n the place from time 10 time until
completed u. Is. MONTAGUE.
ADril l9-dlaW3W
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lickels SSu-shdreS IN proportion.
rr Orders FOR packages, certificate OF packars,
single tickets or shares the above or in any Of Man.
~ Co.'s Lotteries, of which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 To $40 tickets
receive The most prompt attention. and the draw
ings forwarded immediately 10 distant adventures
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT
Mob, Exchange Place Richmond. Va.
~ Recolleci No.3-aThere'sI luck in odd Numbers.
says Rory O'Nore I" MAJ
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LOTTERIES.
Office orc. w. Purcell & Go
AGENTS FOR
u. PAINE q CO., MANAGERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

GRAND SCHEMES FOR NAY, 1919.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class %. 10 be drawn
~ ~ na.hofr on Saturday, May l2th, Si9 70 Nos,
Grand Capitals:
prize oil $5D,O00 lprize of $1,000
$4,000 100 5uw
TicL.,a.,. ','oo lOO l,u0u
iickets si5-halves and quarters in proportion.
".ann consolidated Lottery, Glass ~, 10 be drawn
on saturday, May 18th, 1919, NJ Baltimore IS Nos,
Capitals:
20 p prizes Of ss 3US" 20 prizes Of $1,000
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters . So
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. rs, to he
Drawn IN Baltimore on Saturday, May 10th, lsis.-
70 Nos, Is drawn.
Grand scheme:
prize Of $4,000 prize cf sl0O
. 3O,UuO 1900
10000 81 9 l25p &c
Tickets Si2 halves 6; quarters
Sns1uehanna Canal LOTTERY, Glass No. 10 for Is49
.. ., oe drawn IN Baltimore, Maryland, on Wednesday,
Nay sth. IS Nos. Il drawn.
prize Of s4o'uoo ! nr,zro ~ s,ooo
:, l2,73O /" 5000
5000 /" 1900, &c.
= iCkets Sl5-shares in proportion.
IN ms Lottery the LIST, Cd I'd ilh 5th fth 7.h 9Th
W 'h uIaW number Is entitled To Si5-thc remaining
drawn numbers each 10 40
6r Orders meet our usual prom,, ,,,.p,,o, -,
Tickets In the above, or IN any otl,rr In,r.,v dr,win
y, ap','e y, iUhelsirom 81 Ia $50 under onrma
haseneh. address, us, or e. ". PURCELL,
Agenlf0rD. PAINE & CO. Ricbmond Vi.
April % "'e'''o"u'
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
C1OfkAIllg,

A Il No. lC2 Main Street. Richmond, can be found
N the largest stock and best assortment Of ready
made Clothing now in the city. To prove the abovs,
we ask those In want To and see for themselves.
We have oil kinds Of cold Pants
French and English black do
Beautiful mixed drill do
Fine white do do
Cottonade and col'd linen do
Drap de Tae and Cambet do
CORD and white MarseiIles Vests, fine
Silk, Satin, Bombazine and Luslre do do
Buff, Silk and Linen Vests
Linen, Lustre, brown and check linen Goats
Black and drab Queens Cloth do
English, Tweed and French Cloth round do
Fine black, brown and olive single milled Frock
Coats really beautiful, for the summer wear. Gentle.
men, II you want something nice and ch APP come aud
take look. We will sell cheap for cash.
Miy4 KEEN, CHlLES & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-08
,,ps HARRIET r FARLEY, E1ecutri1 Of Major

AIRS. HARRIET B. FARLEY, EIecutr1 of Major
M D. Farey. deceased you are no, an inhabi-
liant Of this Commonwealth and your place Of resi-
dtnce is unknown to meaks n % una. and sn-
"a ,hs csris Once Of The County Court of POwha'an
on MoNnaY. The a5lh day OF June next. between the
hours Of o'clock, NJ and O'Clock, M to DC rei a.
a. c;emi, rior Court OF Law and Chancery for the
county Of Bwhasan, in which you are plaintiff and
am defendant.
Should tn, depostons from any % Nc. rom
on the aboy, named day. they VIII DC eon,nned rom
day 10 day sntl they are taken-when and where you
MAJ IA aseHam Az S'u ''''" PLEASANT FARLEY