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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-08
SNNASNEGNsNN

The following letter is from an aged
Friend, whose desire is, while he remAins
here, to faithfully bear witness for The 7truth,
-EDRs.
RESPECTED FRIEND JosgPH EnGERToN;
A pamphlet has, within a few months,
come into my hands, pnrPorting to be an h,
pMistle written by thee, and approved by the
Meeting for Sufferings of the Ohio Yearly
Meeting, and thence sent to Indiana Yearly
Meeting for Sufferings for 1872 and by that
meeting adopted and reprinted.
Now, in a portion of that pamphlet which
treats of slavery and intemperance, there are
a few things that seem to Inc erroneous.
take the liberty TO notice them. That part
of the epistle under notice begins lhus;-
"And dear friends, as we have seen clearly
that we must not run in our own tine ard
will in The great duty Of worship, so neither
can we in the support Of the other teslimo-
MES which are dear 10 us-for in 81 doing
we should be denying him the right of being
Head over all things to his church"
| suppose we shall agree that a minister,
when attending a meeting for public worship,
as he cannot see into the hearts Of his audience
so as to know what they need, should wait 10
be divinely and Immediately instructed by
Him who knows the hearts of all men, and
consequently knows what they need. But
when | see the drunkard evidently intending
to become intoxicated, is it my duty to wait
for a special revelation to direct me to at.
tempt to dissuade him from his purposes 4
If l see my neighbor planning to return an
escaping fugitive into slavery, how long
ought ! to wait TO be properly qualified &c
tell him of the danger he is in, or TO provide
ways and means for his further escape?
| know thou hast said but little about wait
ing, but as thou hast advised us not 10 rur
in our own, we must walt for the right will
and time till we find it, or else not run at all
The Epistle proceeds:
"Joining with those who do not believe
in the immediate direction Of Christ in such
matters, and, therefore, do not wait for it, YOU
will be very likely soon 10 become like them
This forcibly reminds me of a saying o
William Penn, viz: "Alas for Friends
whose religion sets so loosely upon them al
to be in danger of being rubbed Off by CON
ing in contact with the people Of the world
Has any thing appeared that shows that am
Friend has had any Of his religion rubbed OF
by joining in the anti-slavery ranks? Whel
| reflect with what horror Friends view tn
mixing of their members with abolitionists
and the entire quiet and perfect indifference
with which they view their mixing at cleo
, lions, where they assist in clothing men wit
| power TO make war when and with whom
; they please, and also to cloihe slaveholde
& We are not certain we have copied tn
, year correctly, but presume it is right.-PRIN
=, TER,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-08
From the Christian Citizen.
Execution of Washington GOOdc.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

The extreme penalty Of the law was
visited upon this unfortunate man in the
Jail yard al Boston on Fridayeyening last,
the high sheriff Of the county having
overcome his conscientious scruples in
relation TO the part he was required to per-
form in The awful ceremony.
We learn from the Boston papers, that
on the night previous TO the execution,
Goode attempted to take his own life by
opening the veins of his arms. Ii seems
that the prisoner had procured a piece Of
glass with which he made deep missions
in both arms, and when found was COM
pletely saturated in blood, and scarcely
able to arliculate a word in CONSEQUENCE
of the exhaustion of the vital fluid
This was something which could by no
means be tolerated; the right TO kill
Washington Goode was vested in the ci-
vii authorities; his life must be taken
away by others, but il was highly crimi,
nal that he should take it himself; and
so the physicians were called, and the
hemorago was stopped. Theprocecdings
Of the morning of the execution VIC copy
from the report in the Boston Herald
Can any one read this blasphemous bIen.
ding of religion and murder, of psalm.
singing and neck breaking, Of praying tc
God and acting the demon, without {
blush for the Christianity of the l9tt
century, which toIerates and sanction,
such abominable deeds?
AT twenty minutes OF nine O'Clock
the Rev. Mr.. Taylor addressed tho
Throne of Grace in behalf of the pris
oner. lie prayed fervenlly that our IIea
vcnly Father would look in mercy upol
The man whose hours were numbered
thai he would pardon him for his crime
committed against the laws of HEAVIER
and earlh-lhat He would Judge him a
one who had sinned from the frailty O
human nature, and as one who had re
pented sincerely for the sins which h
hal committed. lie prayed Thai tn
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-08
Executive Committee.

The Committee will meet on Monday eve.
ming. June 18Th, at y o'clock. 1t is hoped
there will be a full attendance, and that the
members residing at a distance will so make
their arrangements for going to the Annual
Meeting that they can be present on that eve-
ming
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-08
SPECTATOR.
Anti- 5Iaprrp Bn9lr.
SALEM, JUNE 8, lS49

81 LOVE AGITATION WHEN THERE is CAUSE
FOR THE ALARM BELL WHICH s~TARTLEs
THE INHABITANTS OF A CITY, SAVES THEM
FROM BEING BURNED IN THEIR BEDS. Ed
mund Burke.
OF Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on James
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut SITS.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-06-08

Recording Secretary,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
MRS. SHEFFEY'S SELECT SCHOOL FOR
va " n DIES

rv.,opaMa sTATNToN. VIRGINIA.
~ SnEpErv hav;na hen nhiipsd nv circun,
no: SnLr 90 ma j.; sbe last NJ Education tahr
49,: s.at. " nI,n .u.n,ion IN The Schonl undr,
,.,s ,a n,e''ou " ''"7
"e ,c' ."'e .,.;.h sba rorm.r,v co,ductsd has
Inc SEMINARY witch c se ,aa, ,ysn Mae n n n
"ithh the iast uIee vi , =, ',.., ri, or MIN
are required 10 pe poaiueas. ny @ ~. Ar, =, hoe
lees herself mucn ne''e, n' mh NJ nunils nd
commueu 10 heI .i.e' .Io s ), ,ya,rivn,v aasy
mitted INTO tue school Iehu1'Ins y oi, 49, ~ 800
ior ner 70 exercise paIem ,,s" -. and nmnc
Inc cul'saon " nau a an,,,o If ms in,eIIrc
.ua.s, we uessopnu Az 49,, ssr,I ,,aining nj ibe
tuai powers, anu auose az, uIa .a'e, I ,a ~, H.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
u VIRGIN IA r.
Root Mandatory. ~

rV,fiE subscriber would respectfully inform his
try and city customers, and the public generally
that he has made The most extensive arrangements 10
manufacture BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, NC,
in every variety.
His stock is not equaed by that of any ether
acurer in this city, IN regard to excellence, AT his e1-
FRENCH CALF SKIN DRESS BOOTS
have been universally approved. They are now order.
ed and worn by customers IN every part OF tins aud the
adjoining state Of North Carolina His celebrated
WATER PROOF DRESS BOOTS
are what they represented bethe best article Of
the kind extant. Having The appearance Of light
Boots manufactured of SOFT plant leather, they n
the feet light dress Boots with the quality OF
being securely water proof.
Ills heavy, water proof long legged HUNTING
hOOTS, reed, In those who have worn them, no re-
commentator from the manuiacturer-thcy are I'M
surpassed for the purpose Tor whsh they are intended
Intending to manufacture and keep on hand an Gle.
CANT and fashionable assortment of eentemen's CLOTH
CATERS, he invites all who wish to see taste, beauty
and comfort combined 10 give him CALL
n fact, EVERY ARTICLE THE LINE VIII be manut
featured nj his place Of business.
Determined Ia do STRICTLY A CASH BUSINESS, he Of
fers every article al the utry lonest prices
To assist his brother and himself he has engaged
the valuable services of Ma. JANIS FELLOWS well
known as splendid cutter, and rs one Of the best
wcrkmpn in The State.
10 All orders from the country faithfully and prompt
ly atIendedto.
% Every article warranted and, in the even, Of any
MOST iMroRTANT!-LIsT OF PRICES:
Bes, French Calf Dress Boo,s-ehannelled, Sc 90
Do do do pegged, 5 90
Do do Dress Water Proof Boots, g 90
Rest Calf Skin Hunting do do S 50
Boots footed hes, French Caf-channslled dress 90
Do do do do do pegged do 3 so
Do do do do do proof 90
Elegant and fashionable Cloth Caters 3 50
Fine French Calf Skin Shoes-very best, = 50
Fine Calf Skin, swd. pgd Shoes from 81 so 10 W
% Every article manufactured on the premises.
Nr Repairing done neatly, and on the lowest terms
JOHN r. FORD, No. 4, Lyons Row,
pa Broad, above 4th street, Richmond, Va.
March 9l-dlmif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
y III T. I,ICAN HOTEL
RICHMOND. Virginia.


THE subscriber begs leave inform the public, that
! he has recently taken possession Of the splendid
newly erected, American Hotel, situated on Bank
Square, Main street, Richmond, Va
This establishment, erected with reference 10 every
convenience and comfort which can he attained in 4
public house, regardless Of outlay and EXPENSE; fitted
up with fine pirlors and rooms for private families
supplied with the neatest and most Comfortable warm
aud cold baths, at all hours separate for ladies or gen
tieen with full complement Of active, orderly, we'll
disposed walters and every luxury which the markets
and afford is most respectfully presented 10 the
Subscribers numerous friends aud acqnainlances in
Virginia, and the public at large for their patronage.
The subscriber fltiers himself that MS long expert
ence in the business the convenient location nf his
adjustment rendering accessible TO every part of the
city, and its general comforts and arrangements, will
insure for him fun share Of public favor.
NATHAN IL THORNTON, Proprietor.
March 30-c2aw6w
~ The Richmond Wing, Washington Union, Phila.
delpha North Ainercan and Boston Post viii copy in
their country papers twice week for weeks, and
rd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
LUCk's OFslJs;SI,

1885, MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWELFTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
ORDERS for tickets IN the following or in smaller
" l.Oiteries-daly drawing-wi n eel with the us,l.
al attention. Address &. Ii. LUCK Richmond Va.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 30, 10 be
drawn at Baltimore Maryland, on Saturday, April IA,
1919. Is Nos, 10 drawn. Splendid Scheme si5 900
Of $1,000, IS Of l,ni0 90 Of 500, Sc Tickets sIu;
halves 5. quarters = SO.
Susqnehanna Canal Lottery, No. 81, 10 be drawn a,
Baltimore On Wednesday. April 25th, ls4g ID Nos Ia
drawn. Capitals: S37 377, ljOGp $50, 3 500 q ri
900, &c. Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters J 50.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class A, 10 be- drawn in
Baltimore IN Saturday, April 2sth, l-s9. 10 Nos. Is
drawn. Grand Scheme: ] grand capital Of 800 900,
Of 5OO0O, Of 25Go0, Of - 500 20 of 1000 A. cf
1000, 40 o 5000, 40 Of 1000, 3Dn Of 5e9 81 Of 600
&C., &c, amounting in all 10 s., 4O2 100 Whole Tick
cts sl0O halves 5O quarters D; elghths l2 So Ger
liicale ofwholr Tickets 81 O00-slare. in proporlo
The purchaser Of 4 package has chance IN ! 70l &c
dra.ing SlnG,O00 chance in lsU of drawing 100 900
81, 900 IS 0O, or l2au; chance IN & Of drawing 4 On
pal Of 100000, $4,000 % 900, II 500 $780, COO UUU
2OcU, or ,5c0.
In addition L. the above Grand Schemes there are
smaller Lotteries drawing daily-pr:ces of Tickets
-arrin. from 81 Ia S5ordes for tickets IN which will
be promptly attended L..
I- In purchasing by the package deduct the price
az three tickets.
nJ- Orders promptly and coniGe nally attended IL
Drawings forwarded IL all who nEderIt Postage need
not be paid on orders addressed IL L. b. LUCK,
April Richmond, Va,
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Il q ri be rl's % lst E Z !,
fE0RMEPI HnYT,S

On Fourteenth Street, u,sde, The Exchange Hotel
Drawn Nos. of Sussex Lottery, Glass No. l9-Aprl
o. & ~ 66 - rs So SIS &c a 81 H.
Whole Ticket, Nos. IL 81, prize Of SiOU, sent Il
this Office
Drawn Nos sussex Lottery, Extra, Glass 4,-ApriI 7th
9 AZ 81 - % II iS 81 "a Sc 50 IA 70.
Ticket, Nos g 81, small prize, sold by
Drawn Nos MonongaIia Lottery, Glass 4s--ApriI 7h:
e. IS e5 So 5 II is is 81 ~ }.
Whole Ticket, Nos 30 G7, prize Of sloa, sold BY
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Class No aO--aptl gih
7 81 IS 80 % IS - IS 80 u 10 &c.
Ticket, Nos4 Z, prize Of Sla0, returned
10 4ia S., do lao. sold by
LAMBERT
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Class l5-April lath
~ AZ 10 &c &c y G3 lG 80 DC 30 II.
SrRArroS sold the third capital Of IS 900 in the above
i IN! turn next-so look "u for uia one soon !" be
sold By LAMBERT.
TODAY
FciDaY-The Sussex county tpciawar-l Lottery,
Glass So. 81 Capitals: sl5,Uao, GohU, 5000, sc
Lowest two Nos SIo; lowest one No S.. IS Nos II
drawn. Tickets ST. halves :: quarters l.
sATURDAY-DolIas Lottery. The SUSSEX county
tDeiawarej Lottery, Extra Glass No. Is Capitals:
IS UUO 2UO, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets ST. naycs
50 Cts; quarters % c.
Saturday Evenns-Sales close at s O'Clock.
Virginia Munonsalia Lottery, Class No 81. Capitals;
s35 U0O l3, 1D0 10000, &C. 70 No. Loery-I4 draw
ballots. Tickets SlO-shares IN proportion.
Nos Briihsnt Lottery for 2lst april.
1880 DOLLARS! S35, 900! S25 600 $4,000
Lowest 3 No. Prize $1,000!
The Virginia Mononeaia Lottery, Glass d. for 54o
Capitals SI250U, $4,000, $4,000 l5,DOu 10000, 55i5.
ia Of 1000, being the lowest No prizes. IS No-.. IL
drawn. Tickets only So. 'iaves Sl0; quarters s.;
eighths S. 80. Crrliiicai., package. nf IS whole
Tickets Sa3b-halves qu l:.erS and eighths in proper.
ton The holder Of certificate OF Il package al whole
Tickets Is entitled In all over S2Ui, net, ihat may be
drawn 10y the % tickets named therein. certificate
OF halves. quarters and eighlls il proportions.
~ Orders for packages, certificates vi packages,
single tickets shares the above III any Of Mau-
~ & Co.'S Lotteries, (ol which there drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 To $40 fortIckets
wilreceive the most prompt attention, AMI the draw
Ings forwarded immediately to distant adventures.
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va
" Recoect No 3-"There's luck IN odd numbers
says Rory D'Iore y Apn
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MERCHANDISE
New s.sripsg Eers ss.asi.

t. II XXI ST a y n La ftlROf have
opened new and varied assortment &C new and
desirable STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOuns 10
MnlCn thrV particularly invite the attention OF
CHANTS FARMERS house KEEPERS, and all al
ana ashionahir Goods. Their consists pat Of
Bi'ck ana coinrrd Frenrh and English cin.hs
BLACK French Dorssin- and cas,uir,es
Lu'oftu, PLAIN aud striped Lassl.rtrs
i.ich hack and colorrd Silk and Satin Vrslings
iafsrlllrs, Valencia and Linen S@sIngs
nihck ana colnrrd Eashmetetis aGd jfap de Etc
Chrcaed Linens and colhrrd Linen Drills
Heavy Riding Cords and Merinn t,a,sneIrs
.,ilk, Sitif, Lawn aud other CTayats
hilcK ana cnlGrrd Silk and satin Scarf.
rStti Gch SIX Tissues aud Ba,r.rs
Pam ana embroidered Grenadines
llaln ani Injured Glaze silks
Fam and Iiald t;iugnals
PLAN and embroidered Tarrian luslins
Back Matteoni and Italian Silks
Double and single width tirn de Rhines
Pam anu figured bacS and blue black Pout de Sole
Eack Ffra' il and English Bumbazinrs
Back SIX Warp ilpaccas
Plain and figured cnlnrrf Alpaccas
Rich Muuseiin de LANES
French uruught taprs, Collars and Cuts
i.awns-c:rry style and quality
Rich plaid and isuIed Linen l.u,tres
BraChed and brown Shlftin. and Sheeting
Prlns-rrcTy ~. and qualify
Pdrasuls--,vrfy quality ana color
Bonnris, Ribbons, Flowers and BandboSes-ai OF
which Will he sold on ihr most favorable terms. by
CHRISTIAN a LaTiROP,
MaTch Vl--cn No % Nam rel
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SO the Afflicted.

hrs. ROBINSON and WADDEY jointly tender
~ their professional services 10 the public, and par
tcuary 10 such suffering with Chronic and sup
posed lncurabe forms disease.
From long experience they feel assured that they can
treat, successfully, disease IN any form and are salts
ned seventy five per cent of such as have despair
ed Of getting well may be Thy udicious use Of veg.ta
Bile remedial agents. restored least comfortable
state of health.
In Chronic cases, where the constitution has not
been too much impaired by disease I'll. use Of mrrcu
ry and other posons, and when MT required 10 VISIT
persons at distance charge oH DC made Jor serUi'
ees xniess a cure is Effected.
IL would be advisable for persons living at distance
to be in the city, and receive daily attention Board
can be had DR.. RS Address
Das. ROBINSON & WADDEY,
Richmond, Va.
P s. The Doctors may be found at all times twhen
not professionally engaged) At their Once, ON Frank
lin street, corner above Exchange Hotel.
FeJ6-c3m H. O. W.
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.

&. COURTNEY has now in store and offers for sale
y al wholesale rerai!-}iacK, blue aud brown
French and English Cloils c The best makes; Hlrfiss
new <tyc fancy I,ds-nrrrS; black doe,kln AMI fancy
tweed do SIR satin Linen and MarsriIIrs Vrs'ing.,
Drap DE- Se: Gamhets Ermanrts; plain and checked
Linens; Bnrnsry Drills; French ami American Cotton.
AIDES; SIR and Linen Cambria dkis; black and iancy
Xix aud Lawn Ctavats; -nSp-nirrS, ana many ''her
,ords or gentlemen, linen and cotton ShrrtngS,
inflow ease Linen aud iutnnS: brown aud blrachrd
Table DanaSk; IRISH Linens; Hue kahack4 Birds Eye
ana Russia nraprrs brown and hlrachri totinns.
French Engsl aud American Pnnts French, English
and Scotch Ginchans; plain aud checked linen I.us
Tres; blue pink, green, mode and o;hrr roors; pan
and fed Brrlcrs and Tissues; pain and lisd Mouse
Inns aud Apaccas; Gr'nadIne; cold aud blk Lawns;
Lace Caprs and Mane,s French work collars; linen
cambrick aA's; Hosiery nfa kinds ana sizes; Bon
nets and Rihbuns; Belts, Bccsrs and slides; white
Crap. and other Shawls; Thread, BobbIn, Lsl,,
French, Egyptian. JAG net, Swiss aud othes EdsinrS
ami lnsrrinsS. iis'd Tor Adu-ts; plaid striped
and plain Swiss Mu>lins and CamhTcs; KID, PicsnG,
Lisr Thread and Oh,r Gloves; iirdy tolinD and Nee
die. Zephyr Worsrhs; W"r>t-d patterns and Needles;
Beads Rag aud Purse Twis: and Bead Trimmings;
Crochet Books and Needles, SC.
J. C. COURTNEY,
III corner Broad and 9Th streets, Shockor I'M.
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LOTTERIES.
Strsisoif's DEsscc,

Ste2tsclE>S UEf6Sc.
MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. RICH.
~ MOED, VIRGINIA
Lelalit the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes, SITUATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos. of Monongala Lottery, No 48-Aphl 4:
e. IS Is 81 IL 65 IS 81 % 3.
Ticket, Nos 5a5 IS, prize of 5000, sold aud paid by
SrRATT0N.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, Extra, No 4a-April7
Whole, Nos % 4s 531
Ticket Do Nos q q = Five prizes, sold and paid
Do oal So by sTRATToN
Do "A 81 %
81 n Nos !, Of sns IS IL Lottery No % u
Halt. Nos 10 a. prize of $3.50, Both sold and
Ticket, Nos :, do 49, ,rI paid ny
Drawn Mes of Monongalia Lottery, No 49-Apr 10Th
IL TO 80 20 46 is 10 % 81 6i 70 AZ.
Ticket Nos II 20 81, prize of $780, sold and paid
$1,000 sold and paid!
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No l5-Aprll II:
40 AZ 10 26 76 % CD l6 rs 36 ~ IL. ooo
Ticket, Nos Is % 60, the third capital OF SSuou'
both sold d. and uad ~ b. 80 prize Oh sTRArToS.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
Is 600 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
FRiDAY-susse1, No. 81. Capitals: $4,000, 5000,
3OOO 1900 500 S Of 100, &c. rs Nos II drawn
Lowest No. prize IS. Tickets 81; halvesa; q.s. |.
5000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. IS Capitals =
SIS OO0 $50, 70O &c. rs Nos ~ drawn. Tickets ST.
halves 5Ucts. ;quarters 25cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR APRIL, 1919.
Delaware Lottery, No Is, To he drawn April l'th.-
IS No. Loltery-l3 drawn ballots. Capitalists s35 $50
l5,OUa souu tOOu 1900, $500, 81 OF ,ouU ~ Of 5uo
&c. Tickets SO-shares in proportion
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class No. 81, for 1919
10 be drawn on Saturday, April 18th. IA drawn Nos
in package of 20 Tickets Scheme: Si5,OUu, $4,000
10000, $780, $3.50, 5000, 1853, sc. Tickets Sl0
shares IN proportion.
10 be drawn april 2ld.
ST, 500 Capital Priz-! $1,000 Lowest Three
Number PriZc
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Class D, for 1919, to be
drawn on Saturday, April 2ls,. ~ Nos, II DRAWN
Grand Scheme S7a.50U 35 900, - 900, l5OaO, 10000
2l4 or 900, 63 o! 5UO 63 OF $50, SC. Tickets $40
shares IN proportion. certificate of package of IS
whole Tickets S.40-shares IN proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages and
single Tickets ~ 1.-The Lotteries Will be promptly IL
tended 10, aud drawings when requested. Please
address ordersto ". STRATTON,
Aprl9 Richmond. Va.
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LOTTERIES.
Greek Walton Prize s.s..g,


NO.l0i EAST MAIN STREET s,-laon
~ Virgsn,a. "'''"'"''
oh! you in search Of gold, whsre'er van room
Remember, lluRLEf'S Office a, h. yenna, nan.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR April $40
TO be drarn 2lst Apru
S72.ooo Capital Pre-! 5000 Lowest Three
Number PrIz
Virginia Mononsalii Lottery. ci,ss u r., lao ;,
br drawn on Saturday, April 2lst - drawn MN
beers cmi offs Capitals: S7a5iu ~ I'M, ., upG i, uun
huuu, ali of tut, ~ al arc G3 Of u, ~ r,ci-t
S2p halves ~; quarters ;; r,.ri, - Ac,r.itca..
Of package ui p whole Tickets au-pIyrs ,u.,,.r
aud eigltfs III proportion.
Virginia Mononealia Lottery No 81, for 1919 "a b,
drawn on saturday, Apiii 18th. ~ Nos IL drawn
Scheme: S35, OOp, l3,UUU, l1OCO : Ouc a 5pn . n,n
2,os9 &C. Tickets so; halves S; quartersa 30.
Delaware Lottery, No l6, 10 be drawn April 18th
&C Nos, II drawn. Capitals; s3O,O0u, l2Oou. SOM
5000, &C. Tickets sloi halSesj quarters > 50.
Delaware Lottery, NO. u, 10 be drawn April 18th :
5000 G OaO i,u0u 10 of Goa, 10 Of nn &C. Ticket,
SIS. halves So quarters 3 rs.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass Ma aG ror 1910
to he drawn Saturday, April 2sth. ~ M LATER.
I3 drawn ballots. Capitals: S5J,OOO 10 Uv0. a96yD
10, UO0 40 Of GEO. 40 OF $780, 200 Of ON yc T,rs,
SlH; halves s; quarters So.
Orders for certificates ar Packages .inslr Ticket
and Shares in any of the above Schemes nrrssed /,
the undersigned, will receive the p,os nrom,t ,,.n
tlon, and an account of each drawing forwarded n.
soon a. IL is received.
S.B.-fiuriey pays postage on all LETTERS In an,
from his office.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other y.udrrs
Hurley has NJ all times complete assortment of tick
cts, ranging IN price from 81 To $40
iIurley's rule Is 10 cash all prizes i, j ,ht
Please address yonf oriefs,o WIN HURLEY,
No ~, Mrin strert, Richmond va
All business strictly confidential. Aurle
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-13
THOMAS TFRER.

No. 60, Main Street. Richmond, Virginia,
nportr and Manufacturer Of GUNS, RIFLES,
=" PISTOLS, &c,
RESPECTFULLY calls the attention OF
~ Country Merchants, and the lovers of
ed SPORTS To his extensive assortment of Goods;
monsst which are the following, at reduced
ticeS:
oontle and single Guns and Rifles
n-oarre Pocket, Belt and Duclllns Pistols
oSline and Fishing Tackle, OF All kinds
Pen, Pocket, Sportsmen's and Bowie Knives
'Iolt ami silver. mounted Walking Canes
God ami silver Pens and Pencils
spy Glasses and Travellers Compasses
Pocket Books Money Purses and Bells
sal-n Box Riding Spurs and Boxes
Rs;ofs, Razor SlIops, Brushes and Shaving
Boxes. Together with a great variety OF
Fancy Goods
THOMAS TYRER also continues 10 carry
on ihf GuN-SMIrHtNG; such as restocking
aonoe and single Guns, Rifles aud Pistols, al.
'enns firearms OF all kinds, from flint 10 percus'
son, and repairs Of every description done in
'hs best manner, and on accommodating terms
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