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A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILESl
The HcnricO Pile lotion I

THIS article which has been used by more than w
bundled persons In Tins CITY, has fully prOvrn itself
10 br the beat most simple, and powerfully rcaciuus
remedy for this most annoying disease ever yet disco
vcred. II j. outward application, safe iinir
dlat1 in s relief and perfect IN MS cure. Reference
be had 10 the following voluntary certificates from
persons well know in city, well as many others,
whom drlicacy prevents appearing in public:
From Ihos. Tinsry Johnson inspector at seabrook .
Warehouse:
siessrs Charles Bennett & Co-Dear sirs: For the
last hi-en years have been greatly afflicted with the
PILES, during which time have had the advice OF oi
most able Physicians tired almost every qiack medI-
cine recommended fT the disease, and been tpce oye
rated on, withont deriving any benefit. Ii WAS how
ever my good luck during The last fail make trial
III the medicine called llrnIico Pile Lotion, from the
Of vi ch, In 4 lew applications was much be-
nrfittrd enable Ia attend t. my business with
out the least Inconvenience; and, from its continued
use, am cured 81 the disease.
Yours, iursi respectfully,
TAOS. 4. JOHNSON.
From the Rev. Robert Ryiand, President al Richmond
College:
RlcHsosD COLLEGE. March ~, 1919.
This ia Ia certify, that have used the "HrnriCu Pile
Lotion" a remedy 10 the disease III member of my
family and that, oAe various other remedies proped
eGecuai tbs has been suceecded by sntre dbsenee "
the disease recommend II 10 The afflicted, simple,
safe and e1icacious. RIO. RYLaND,
President Richmond College.
From Philip f. White, ESQ.,:
hereby certify, that, for the last fifteen months,
have suffered most severely from the Piles was IN
constant and severe pan-at times almost incapaciiard
Tor business | tried various remedles-indred, all J
could hear of-but without receiving tile slightest
lief. Al length tried the lenrco Pile Lotion, and the
result i, can aud do recommend II as n
Invaluable remedy for this painful disease.
Given under my hand, this l7ih day OF March, lsis
al Richmond. PHILIP +. WHITE
~ All orders Tor the above Invaluable remedy must
20 1''''e C i; As BENNETT CO., Druggists,
So.l53, Eagle Square, Richmond, Va
May l2-d&cap
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HuguenOl Springs.

THIS PLEASANT RETREAT is again
i open 10 visilers. The two sessions already
pas having efficiently introduced il 10 the notice
4 The public, any elaborate description would be
'aperfuous. Situated in region long noted Tor
rs saubriiy, and possessing all those natural ad.
vantsges and artificial Improvements which rem
Ter a watering place the abode # health and
Measure, il is commended to public favor by no
Urinary claims The waters are OF TWO kinds,
CHALYBEATE and SULPHUR; and their
asaling efficacy has been fully tested in many
;ases OF obstinate and proiracied sickness. To
ne constitutions OF children, and invalids whose
'ysems have been debilitaled by lingering in
tlsposilion, their properties appear especially
staptrt; and many whose personal experience
Qualities hem 10 judge, are OF opinion that these
Springs are admirably suited 10 invalids from
he Underwater sections OF Virginia, whose health
The stronger waters and harsher climate oil the
mountain regions often fail 10 beneht
Inc same competent and obliging managers,
male and female, with suitable assistants and
servants, Ina; were employed the lasI season, have
been retained the present; while The subscriber,
who resides a, The Springs will continue 10 give
'he establishment his general supervision. Every
attention will be paid TO visiters, and no pains
spared 10 sustain The high character these Springs
nave already won. The Bowling Alley, the
Ball Room, with lis fine musical band, and other
sources OF interest and pleasure, will contribute
10 the general amusement, as heretofore.
The Huguenoi Springs are IN Poahatan coun-
y, on the River Road, about II miles above
Richmond. fhey a,e accessible by line Of
coaches connecting with The packe, boat John
MARSHALL which is started expressly to accom-
nodale the travel 10 The springs
The boat leaves Inc upper end OF the Basin in
Richmond at hali-pas' s O'Clock, A. M. every
Jay 10 the week, e1cepI Saturday, and returns Al,
7o'clOck, P. Nj. On Saturday i, leaves a, 3 o..
cIcck, P NJ, and returns TO Richmond on Mon.
caS lo early breakfast.
Terms $50 the season, 80 month, 10 a week,
so day. Children and servants hall price,
Horses SO cents day. R. w. ROYSTER.
June 23-lf
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VALUABLE. LAND IN HANOVER FOR
SAIp

IN obedience decree of ths County Count of liza.
mover pronounced Jane atlh ls49, The undersigned,
special Commissioned Thereby appointed. VIII, WE'D
SESDaf The 9Th day "f August lsi9, II fair IL not
next far ddy thereafter al II O'Clock, A. NJ upon
the premises proceed To SELL BY puLiir auction TWO
certain Tracts ol Land belonging the Estate Of John
Pate, deceased. situated III the lower end II Hanover.
within mile OF the It'd Church Post Diiicr, and dis
Ant from Richmond fifteen, and from Hanover Court
house eleven miles The larger tfac containing three
hundred acres, has on II comfortable dwelling house.
large barn, and other Necessary hou-ts, and sGih
Gent quantity OF tlmbrrlfInin> The land 81 Col John
a. Meredith, and by very iong linr the land OF that
successful and justly dlstlne ird necnltnTaist, Mr..
Edmund Rutlin the rapid Improvement and increased
value ut whose plantation, hy the ofmar within
very few years exciting The admiration and wonder
o the natives Of old Hanover THIS tract is compartly
aud beautifully located and the site Of ihr dWeinp
house s airy, aud elevated rs To command very
country.
The smaller tract, containing ninety SIX acres, is 81.
lulted iitr above the o. church, The main road
leading 10 thr city ot Richmond, and ~ productive
any other f"res, land The nrighboihoot, but wih
out Improvements.
TERMS-Sn much ca-h a shall BE- suihc ent 10 pay
The costs and eNprnsrS .; sale and h Of the nett
proceeds of saethe balance In i've equal payments.
of one. two three. four and Gva ytarSthc deferred
payments To bear interest from the day Of saie the pur
chaser executing bonds with good personal security
and The title be retained until the whole purchase
money is paid. LLEhlEL IlLbbf,
July l0--rwtAu2s Special Commissioner.
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MISCELLANEOUS
THE VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL
MI "a chime Usacsarv

AN now prepared to supply order. al The old stand
corner OF aain and 18Th srerts first door below the
Union Hotel, all sizes IL TIRES HERS, from two IL
eiRht Morse power, that VIII guarantee thre.h
perfectly clean from 5U 10 50l bushels of wheat r day
= fUu bushels have ireshed win The largest size
ne above mel toned hines such We're former
" made by my fa.her tf many years, aud have given
more eehefa satisfaction than other machine IN use
Ihey are generally known rs Fox & Is riaHd's Staple
room. spring Bed 1hreIhers These machines have
never heen SURPASSED and shall nav best endravors
~ MAKE sr n all times fully equal, II not superior, TO
thosr maze any other establishment IN the State
! hn no" making some with new improved Srf.Oil-
ing boz, win steel aIes; also, with patent metallic
boxes also make ThresLeIs with itionary beds N
reduced prices.
Frees OF TLrrshers from $50 sl2o; Horse Power
from 500 In Sll5.
WHEAT FANS i have Just completed au improve
nent on tlr premium Fan, that viii make il clean as
Well al once running through as was formerly done NJ
Two operations.
PROUTf MEAR'S celebrated Centre Dranvlh
and SrISbarpening PLOi'GHS-a large stock, ri al
sizes These FIonghs are tu.our the most celebrated
IN use, ana have taken premiums varioils agrcult.
raj exhibitions amounting Ia upwards of S2,UGU
CORN SHELTERS, Tor hand and horse power from
50 10 S27
STRAW CUTTERS, CHAINS for Hur.. Powers
LEATHER BANDS Tor Thrrshrf., sc
REPAlRlSG done IN all it, branches, and old ma
chimes supplied with new teeth. hraSses, SC. ~ Ia
oprrl!r AZ well a. when first made
June 2y--cl2t JtBEZ X PARKER
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FARM FOR SALE IN KING WILLIAM
COUNTY

PURSUANT to decree OF the County Court of Kiag
L William, rendered at May term, 1919, we SHALL as
Commissioners therein directed, on WEDNESDAY,
tho 9Th day &C August next If fair, otherwise The next
fair DAY thereafter on the premises without any limit
or reserve, sell by public auction. 10 the highest bid
der that well and very desirable Farm, the late
residence Of George d. Pollard, deceased containing
AL acres more or less situated directly IN the public
road leading from Aylett's to Mansoiick, about four
miles above the former. adjoining the lands OF Peter
Wyatt Esq, and others. The improvements consist oil
a comfortable dwelling house and all necessary OUT
houses good and thriving apple and peach
good garden, several very good springs, of the pures
and best water-very well wateredant plenty Of good
mari The land about the medium quality, the loca-
ton healthy and the neghbohood good and desirable;
jim short il is very that farm combining so many
advantages and desirable is offered for sale IN King
William county.
We deem any further description unnecessary, and
invite all persons disposed 10 purchase to examine and
indoe for themselves. We will take pleasure IN show
Inc The land, ana afording and other information IN
the premises ,,
The TERMS will be twelve months credit (c1eept
foy 40 much as will be sufficient to pay the cost, eIpen
ass and commissions, which will be required In cash,
the purchaser 10 execute some ten or twelve bonds 10
the several parties entitled. with good and SUFFICIENT
neIsona securty and possession given the LIST January
with the privilege of seeding small grain next Fall
ED. C. POLLARD, com'rs.
WILLIAM POLLARD, wa
Aylett's. King VIM. co., July lo-ewSw
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FAUQUlER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
VIRGINIA.,

(.U0re geneT01y kH0icn as Uarfentpn Springs
MAS open Tor thu reception of visitors on the first nt
| W June Extensive Improvements are in progress
That VIII give new aspect 10 the whole establishment
No EXPENSE VIII be- spared in adding 10 its embrsI.
mrnt, or 10 the comfort and pleasure Of the guests
hnowins ny ocular evidence, IN numerous instances
the positive intrinsic value of the water and III almost
miraculous effect III particular Gases, IL has been re
garfed Is good policy Ia enlarge the CcommoL
and 10 c0mp tr The original design 50 as Ia crafty the
taste and fancy Of guests az well AS Ia promote their
health and pleasure. Situated IN remarkably bralthv
region, IN iul view Of the bold Blue Ridge, and The
vicinity of The beautiful village Warrrnton visitors
may, horseback IN Carriages over the impruvinp
roads enjoy hr most picturesque scenery may seek
exercise ~ The ten pm alleys, the pistol gallery, the
game Of billiards, or the eahtu dance. The lovers Of
music and flowers Will lind peculiar care has been Ia
ken Ia win their APPROVAL while The fillnw deer and
the awn The gold and silver fish the ELK and the h,ta-
To- may relieve tedious hour To those who are inter
estrd IN hr ZERO ndtkrs. In word, every step has
been taken Which expanded llherality could suggest
add Ia the conia.t AMI accommodation OF visitors. The
hurdle race and tournament the fancy ball. masqne.
radr, anu brilliant if. works, VIII lend their Iprcve
aactions Nor these pre- paraiou> designed for the
gay monde only. 10 The holy ministers of religion Of
every denomination, a cordial not n rrudrns invita-
tion Is given la spend the Summer. The usual srrp-
ees Of the Church are respected throughout the season.
These Springs are b nr 81 miles, according to the
route taken, rom Fredericksburg, and 80 or 80 from
Alexandra. Iri.werkly stages will run from both
these points TIL July, when daily lines will hr rsta-
bIshed Visitors leaving The District vi Columbia IN
the stage or steamer al ! ., A. VI, may reach the
Springs the same day.
These Springs are known IN the POSI- Office books a.
"Wanrenton Springs" aud all letters should br d.
rrcted, or they may he left n Wnrenion the
White sulphur Springs. in Greenbrirr.
Terms Of Board will he follows $50 for the whole
season, ending Isl October; s75 for three months S6G
for Two monl,s S35 Tor month; Sln per week sic
for Two weeks; 81 Is per day meals lodging 50
each. Servants aud children under twelve years old,
half price No charge for children under three years
old When separate tables are provided for children
before the usual hour, those who retain their seats at
the ordinary table viii be charged full price, Horses 80
cents day, or $40 a month.
The finest zines aud spirits have been procured and
coIkage VIII he charged Tor private supplies
DANIEL WARD Superintendent
1Jr The Legislature Of Virginia IL Ia assemble nj
trrrslne debates VIII offer extraordinary attractions
NIL who desire 10 and hear this able body Of Srs
MIA statesmen. June S-ctf
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER
LOTTERIES,
Srrat1on,s 0fS,c,

ls MOND. VIRGINIA
Letalithe world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos of Sussex, No. 7s-June both:
81 Is % 69 SO l6 a 20 10 So ~ 4
- '''''a' '''D anu P sTR q
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, No. Si-June 3Oth:
81 55 81 10 IS rs 49 40 IL SO 81 70 81 II.
Ticket Nos, 42 81 s.. prize of sl5O sold and paid
MORE GOOD LUCK AT sTRArToN's.
5000 Dollars sold
Drawn Nos of Monongalia Lottery, No s2-July Sd
10 IA 46 d II 81 40 10 IS 6 /.
Iicket, Nos 10 40 60. the third capital OF $1,000,
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn a Nos Of Moncngalia Lottery No sJuy 9Th
-, gu AZ IS Is SO ~ 81 10 40 so So "a.
whole Nos ~ So 10, prize OF one hundred dollars,
sold and paid by STPATTON.
Drawn Nos Of Monongalia Lottery, No 84-July7
8 So 81 81 So 9 CO 81 Z 80.
Ticket, Nos So Sc. the Isl and Cd, one hundred
DOLLARS sold and paid by SfRhTIoN.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No sO.Jlly 7th
u, ~ 81 % II Sc s. e. 4S "a "a . 10y; ~ s.
Ticket, Nos 9 as 81, STRATToN.
Drawn Nos of SUSSEX Lottery, No t5-July 9th:
is ~ e. 63 10 - 80 7s d6 80 80 G5 70 p 81
Ticket Nos 80 81 g. Two capitals. 1 sS aI and pad
SCHEMES FOR TIE WEE1.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
10000. 200, $500, TO of 500, 10 of i,COO sc. Is
Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets s5i halves 50; auarlers 25
10000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures No. Is. Capitals $780,
900. 0oO 5000, 5000, 1900. 2,oOo l735, 10 Of UuO
&c IS Nos, IA drawn Tickets Soi halves 5; 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARSi
THURSDAY-Monongalia, No. sc. Capitals S25-
600, 0OOO 5,OU0 1000, 1000, 500, 10 Of OUO &c. IS
Nos, 10 drawn Tickets S.; liavesa 81; qrs. -
1850 DOLLARS! 24U4 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY-Susse1, No. AZ. Capitals: Sl3 5GO, .. iOt,
5of 900, &c. tt Nos, IL drawn Tickets 81; halves
=; Qrs. /.
$3.50 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARSi
saIURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. 81 Capitals =
S4,a3O, $40, coo, &c. rs Nos, Is drawn. Jicse,sSi
haiVes 50cts. ;quarters a5cIs.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY! :
Virginia Mononsalia Lottery, Glass 81, for lei9, 10
be drawn on J; arday, July l1h. IL drawn mum.
beers out OF 49, Capitals: of S26,O0U, OF 10000
OF $685. Of 1882, 80 of 900, lis OF 500, &c Tick
els Sl0-shares in proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No 81, for lei9
to be drawn Saturday, july 2lst IS No. Locry-l3
5000, 1000 a55 20 of aOU % Of GUU 20 OF 100, sc.
Tickets Sl0--sharcs in proportion.
Virginia Mouongaa Lottery, Glass No. G, Tor lsls,
IL drawn ballots. Capitals So, 900, 1900, II OO0,
5000, 5000, 1000 900, a696, 10 of l6OU 10 of 0O
lOof 5U0, &c. Tickets Sl5-shares In proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets in all the Lotteries will be promptly al
tended 10, and drawings SEM when requested Please
address ordersto n. STRaTTON
July9 Richmond, Va
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L. a M Dert7s d fiji G. a
(EORNERJ uOy'p,S

On Fourteenth Street, andecMc Ercaang. Hotel
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, No 4a-June %;
Al 63 Is Is Is O. SO 20 to If 40 64 IL Is.
Whole, Nos 81 ia Is Prizes of one hundred dollars
Share, Nos Is 10 63 each, sent 10 tins office.
Drawn Nos Monongalla, Iiass sl--June 3uh:
80 SIS q | Is Is IS 40 AZ Il SO 81 u 67 II
Whole Is - 6s share 25 q, prizes Of Sl5D each,
This office.
Drawn Nos Of Monon gala Lottery, No sa-JuIy ,:
ID IA 46 AZ II 81 40 10 Is |.
Ticket, Ms IL ~ 63, another prize, sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Glass i5-July6:
IS 81 62 63 IL 3a 50 IS 10 IS 80 IS 70 .. u.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex Lottery, Extra No s0-JnIy 7th:
10 Al 81 4 DC IL Sc S. 81 Is 81 81 %.
SO 81 2i SO IS % z ~
TO-DAY.
TUESDhY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery Ciass
No as. Capitals: 10000 10000, $780, $780, 3 los, 10
of $500, 10 ot 1000, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn Tickets
S5-shares IN proportion.
WEDNEsDAY-splendid Scheme. The Delaware
5000, 7s Nos, IA drawn. Tickets Sl0-shares in
proportion.
THuRsDAY-The Virginia Mononralia Lottery,
Class No. So Capitals: Sa5,uOO, 10000, 5000. &c
7s Nos 10 drawn. Tickets SIS; halves So az. PSI
FRIDAY-Thr Sussex county tDelawure) Lottery
Class NO. a. Capitals: slj,56O, 2,4O4, &c. 81 Nos
IL drawn. Ticketss4; halves J: quarters
SATuRDhY-Dolar Lottery. TheSusse1 county
(Delawarel Lottery. Extra, Glass No. 49, Cnpitai,:
S4,a5U, 1890, &C. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81;
halves So cts; quarters IS C.
Saturday Evening-Salcs close al 5o'clocp
prizes OF 10000 Dollars!
The Virginia aonongaa Lottery, Glass 81, for lsig :
Capitals: OF ST, 900, OF 10000 of 5OO0 3 Of 3ls2
30 Of lOO0 l55 of 5OO being the lowest three number
prizes rs Nus IL drawn. Tickets Sl0-si1res In pro-
portion.
Brilliant Schsme C1r Saturday, July 49,
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. G, for 1919,
to be drawn on Saturday, July 2ath. l6 drawn Nos,
in package Of 26 Tickets. Scheme: $50 900, 900,
llOOO 5000, 5000, 400O 5000, 1896, 10 Of 1900 10
of LOO, sc. Tickets sl5-shares in proportion.
10 Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares in the above, any Of Mau.
ny Co.'S Lotteries, tof which there drawings
every day, at prices varying from 81 S0 ortickets
wlreceiye the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded immediately to distant Adventures.
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond Va.
~ Recollect No.3-sThere's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More - July 9
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June 2G -ctds


AhN l.S f1LNNlIo fOh OALE
PURSUANT 10 the provisions al Tie last will and
testament of Captain George W. Gardner, deceas
ed offer Ter sale THAI desirable tract Of land which
liz resided, called 'WUuBLAND COTTAGE" lying
on The Three Chopped Road seven miles North West
81 Richmond and adjoining The lands Of DR. George N
Hopkins aud others, containing three hundred and
thirty acres. TN the premises u comfortable Dwell
Ing House, Kitchen, Smoke House, Two Ice Houses
Carriage House, Barn, Stable SC ali nearly new, and
good repair. The land has been cultivate. on the
i've shift system, and improved hy the nj lime,
plaster, manure and clover, and Is in good Gnc
hundred aud twenty five acres nf the tract T. cleared
iand the balance heavily numbered. On the brook IL
meadow yirldng large supply IL Lay, and there Is
young orchard Of choice varieties OF fruit trees, from
Slniun's Nursery, ~ fun DraIing. A further descrp
ton u considered unnecessary. persons wishing 70
purchase Will examine The land for themselves, aud
Mr. w. N. Gardner on ihr premises viii show them
the farm Tn. situation Is considered very healthy.
Terms viii be made very accommodating, and posses
sion can be gwen immediately
HUGH a. WATT
Executor of George w Gardner, decea,ed.
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office orc. w. PurcelI 4 co.
AGENTS FOR
ID. PAINE y CO., IANAGERS,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA

ID. PAINE u CO., siANAGERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
FORTUNE still fnvors Adventures. in u. PAINE x
L co - Lotteries. Below present Ia the public
specimen OF their leading schemes FOR the month Of
July.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY, 1919.
susquehanna Canal Lottery No. -. 10 be drawn in
Baltimore on Wednesday, July lih, 1919 rs Nos, IL
drawn ballots.
Capitals:
! p'l4sof sa", go ID rtlzsof ssse7
! :. i9 Zoo 100 prizes Of l'OOo
Tickets Sl0-sharrs IN proportion. Certificate uf q
package oil whues Slin--shares In proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, elias. ~. 10 be- drawn
on Saturday, July 18th, 1919, nj Baltimore 7s Nos,
Capitals:
prize Of Sii,UDO prizs OF 1000
| 2,OH $500
900 - 1000 SC
Tickets .i5--shnres IN proportion. Crnifcatu of
package Of whocs sl5U-shares in proportion
susqurhanna Canal Lottery, Class No. 30, for ls49
10 bedrawn In Baltimore Maryland, on Wednesday,
July 18th. IS Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Scheme:
pri1sof $4,000 prlzsof $4,000
$4,000 ! I,U1j
10000 20 OUU
500 &C. &c
Tickets SlO-shaIes IN proportion. Certificate Of
package Of wholes slao-snars. in proportion.
GfdhH CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, ClasS No. .sj, tu br
drawn at Baltimore on Saturday, July aist. lsl9 IS
Nos II drawn
Splendid Scheme
prizes Of S25,0oO 4priIes Of $40
5000 ,2S
1000 II prizes of 900
2,25D &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halvrs5, quarters , So Certificate Of
package OF whoes Sl30-sharrs in proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. a. 10 be
drawn in Baltimore on saturday, July 2oth, le4s-
70 Nos, l3 drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prize of S6n,Gin prize o( s9,0O0
| '' 10000 :. 1850
" 10000 loo !" 1000
$500 sc.
Tickets S2O-shares in proportion. Certificate Of a
package OF wholes S26U-shares IN proportion.
VI Orders meet our usua. prompt attention. foi
Tickets III the above or any other Lottery, drawing
daily, price Of ricketsfrom 10 500 under
Ragement, address us, or e. w PURCELL,
AgenlforD. PAINL & CO., Richmond. Va.
Iunr %
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iHE subscriber will srl 10 the highest bidder The
I'm day of July next, Tract Of land iying IN The
county 81 kins William, about twenty mr- from the
city o Richmond ami about two miles from thr Pa
munkey River. III a healthy neighb0rhoOd, adjoining
the lands oi Captain Nariir Drrwfy, and William u
sher Esq containing about three hundred acres about
one fourth oi which Is good swamp land Az the same
Tune and place, Will be sold The stock OF Cattle Hogs
sheep, Plantation Utensils. &c. Any person wishing
10 purchase The land. probably htore The day Of sale,
can address the subscriber nj Charlottesville, Va,
lhos. VI Valentine, Richmond tlty. The stock Of
Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, SC. viii tr sold credit OF siI
months on all sums over stu, and under that cash
The land, one thIrd cash the balance credit o
one AMI two years. The sa- VIII take place without
reserve. ii mol sold privately hrore the day Of sale.
May l5-c2awIds THOS. VALENTINE.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
SA L

I AN authorised by Robert T. SOm-rvlll, Of Tennes
see, sell his Tract of Land the Roanoke n1rr,
Taylor's Ferry, containing, by late survey, AS
acres There II l56 acres al valuable river bot
tom, ready for cultivation. The high land is ofvefy
superior quality, and well adap.ed the cultivation
tobacco wheat and Persons desiring 10 view the
land Will please call Air. hrmistead Sturdiyan who
lives In thr nrghburhnod, and viii take pleasure III
showing IL. TERMS will be made 10 suit the purchaser
JND. ). EATON,
Attorney Tor Robert P. SumervI
Henderson. Granville CO, ". g., March 6-ctf
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,aHO AND MILL, FOR SALE.

OFFER Tor sale privately the tract Of land on which
/ ,sside containing 2l2 acres II IS situated In The
;,i cnur mic. OF James River, and Is one OF the
mas, healthy locations the lower country The I'm
n,oy.nents are good dwelling and all necessary ont
houses The land i Of lar qlay, anh ths abundance
~ nns There are one hundred acres of wood land adj
in,nioc ms tract which would sell with H. or sepa-
ratriy, II desired 80,
sunno..d 10 be about 2i5 On this tract there IL
mari Of good quality.
The terms would be made liberal and TO sn! purcha
sers. o,.r,y .v,,n
July3- Betsy rkAinEh'
ar Wing copy.