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ht- VvnshIngton's Birth-dsy.-A public temperance
celebration the birthday Of Washington viii be held
TEN perance Hail. L street, this (rhursday) evening"
the q inst, at half past z o'clock
Addresses will be delivered this occasion by the Rev
c. W. Denson OF Boston, Hon. Sam Houston, and H n
d. p. King ofMassachusets.
The exercises will be varied by instrumental music.
s. PARKER,
Feb q Chairman Committee of Arrangem ent,.
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1891 From Peru at G a m Wednesday
BY Troy Mills, Ovid Dewey's Mills Lafayette
Grove, Kelcy's Mills, Sdllmsn and Kishwsukiei
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DUHE ChnmpAx"s Wiae.--We have Just received 100
baskets OF the Geser brand which will be cold the
New York prices We believe that only holders
of any quantity Of this wine in this city, and will warrant
il to be the pure and genuine article.
And also 80 baskets Heidsick.
Feb 2o--ot. SIMMS n SON.
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BY Liberty, Richand, ana knderhOOk
To Hannibal, (Mo.,) by IL m next day, so miles
And back between 2 Friday and n
Saturday
1863 From Peru at 6 a m Thursday
By Troy Grove
To Earlevile, by 6 m, 80 miles
And back between 6 m and p m next day.
1864 From Mount Carroll at 5 a m Saturday
BY Pleasant Valley
To Howardsville, by IL m, 20 miles
And back between p m and p m.
1855 From Cass at p Thursday
BY Flag Creek and Lyons
To Chicago, by a m, 25 miles
And back between A a m and IL m.
1866. From Dorr at n m Thursday
BY Erin and Highland Prairie
To Geneva, wis., by p 25 miles
And back between a and m next day.
1867. From Dorr at 8 m Thursday
By Hope, Boons Mills, and Hebron
To Richmond, by IL m, Ia miles
And back between 9 p m and 5 p m.
1868. From Hickory Hill at 6 m. Friday
To McLancsboro', by p M 80 miles
And back between a m and p m next day
1869. From Littlcfort at 6 a m Thursday
By Cages Lake, Hainesyic, Forkvlie, Lamar
and Mcrona
To Crystal Lake, by m, IS miles
And back between a m and p m next day.
1870. From Mount Sterling at m Saturday
BY Garvish Mill
To GrggsvIc by II m, 90 miles
And back between p m and m same day.
437l. From Sycamore at m Thursday
BY South Grove, Hicks Mills, Lndenwood,
White Rock Daysvile, Oregon, Mount Morris,
Chambers Grove and Mr. Carols
To Savannah, by IL m next Saturday, 81 miles
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saraaEoM's ss.ascc.

NOS, SOUTH fouRTEENTH street, RICH.
~ MOND, VIRGINIA
LeIallhr world say whaithey can
For selling Prizes. 5rkATToN'sth the man.
Drawn Nos Of SUSSEX, Extra, No e2-An.u.t 4,b.
10 6o 10 4 % 81 A rs I GO c 80 IA ID
Haif, Nos 90 ls es' Three more, sold and maid
''Asi 30 S0' y 70 90 ss'}by sTEaTToS.
Draxn Nos of Sussex Lottery, No si-aupus, &.
10 CD 42 SIS 81 - 30 &c 10 . Sc S CO BY
Ticket, Nos 10 81 Gd, prize OF one hundred dollars,
~ $3.50 "a a CiuRE FOR HARD TINES a" ''"'
sGn0O sold and paid.
kDrawn Nov. of Delaware Lottery. No 20 AM, stb.
2l4 10 "a 50 81 80 II IS S SIS IS Al ! 81.
Ticket, Nos. 80 I'll II, prize Of s5,OOu, sold and
paid by srRArTuN.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEE6.
20i36 DOLLARS!
FRfDAY-SusseI, NO SIS. Capitals: saO. 438 ols of
gao. &C. 10 Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81; halves .;
qrs.l.
4.672 DOLLARS Of 1000 DOLLARS,
SATURDAf-Susse,, Extra. No. IS. Capitals -
S4G72 OF lU0U, SC. - Nos, IL drawn. Tickets Al;
halves 5ucts. ;qnafters 25cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST
Virginia Monongalia Lottery Glass 95, for 1880 10
be drawn on saturday, Aug lin IS No. i.nt,e,y-5
1900 500. $40, IL Of ,lG0 10 OF 75U II of 500 &c
Tickets Sl0-sh res in proportion.
Virginia Mononsaa Lottery, Glass l0I, for sag to
be drawn on Saturday, Aug. 18th. "a No. Lnttrry-
10 drawn ballots. Capitals: sos ,25u, 5000, S1c0
4OUO 3so0 a62J, 80 Of uo0 &c. Tickets Slu-shares
IN proportion.
Virginia Monon.alia Lottery Class No. II, for 1919,
to be drawn on Saturday, August 18th. Capitals -
5000, OFF, 10O 2oJ Of 500, &c. Tickets sI5-siares
in proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages ana
single Tickets In athe Lotteries VIII be promptly at
TENDED 10, ana diawihssseht when requested. Please
address orGersto N. s1'RATTON,
Aug6 Richmoud Va
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II a En- b cE'e7 ON &C.
FORMERLY HOYTSN

Oh Fourteenth Street, under iae ElchGn " HOTEL
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass 81 Aug. &:
% 43 81 So 81 50 n &C S IS rs ii 81
TO-DAY.
New aud Splendid Scheme!
F6IDdY-The Sussex county Delaware, Lottery,
Glass No. IS. Capitals: sao, 49, all olhei No prizes
(bsng 49, $40; all No prizes Sl2 ~ Nos, II
drawn. TickeIss4 halves 3; quarters l..
SATURDAY-Doliar Lot:sry. The Sussex county
tDslsware) Lottery, Er,ra, Glass No. o. Capitals:
S4672, Of ,03o, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn Tickets
sl halves So cis.; quarters % c..
Saturday Eyenlng-Sales close a,so'cIocr.
Vi.sinia Monongalia Lottery, Class No. 50, for l549
to he drawn on Saturday, Aug. ilth. Ia drawn Nos
IN a package Of Is Tickets Scheme: s5u,ODU, lup,U
Sun, d'iuu, 3jU1, 25Cd l74J, 10 OF 1000 &C. Tickets
Sl0-sharesi IN proportion.
Splenid Scheme Tor Saturday Aug. 25.
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass H. for 1879 to be
drawn on Saturday, August 2;th. 10 No. Loilery-l3
drawn ballots. Capitals S55 100 35 000 20 800 33I
of 7u.O, OF 5Dvu OF onU, Of aJO 200 of 500 he
ing The loves; three number prizes. Tickets S Is
sh res IN proportions.
81 orders iof packages, certificates Of packages,
single tickets or shares the above, in any Of Maui
~ q Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
avery day, at prices irum 81 10 slU orickels
wrccrive The most promp; aiten: oh, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately TO tistant adVrr:a.crs,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place, Richmond Va.
81 Reco!leri No.3-"There's luck in odd numbers,
aays hofy D'Nora AuQt
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LUCK,s OFFICE,

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
THE following few of the leading Schemes TO be
L drawn dufng the month of August, under the ma.
nagsmen, of the hid Ind popular firm Of u. PAINE &
the most prom. pr and confidential attention when ad-
dressed 10 G. d. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
BALTIMORE LOTTERIES FOR AUGUST.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 36, to be drawn IN
Baltimore on Saturday, Aug lith, ls49 ~ Nos, 10
drawn Grand Scheme: $4,000, a1,OoU 10 ,OOo 5,952,
1000, $780, 20 of LOO, sc. Tickets Sl5-shares In
proportion. Certificate OF q package OF Whoes $3.50
shares in proportion
Sugquehanna Canal Lottery, Class NO. 81, Tor lel3,
10 be drawn at Baltimore, Maryland, on "Wednesday,
August l5ih rs Nos, 10 drawn. Grand Scheme:-
Of $40 0UU of 30Gn, Of $780, OF aa. ~ OF 900,
20 of 5GO, &C. Tickets sl0-halves 5; quarters So
Certificate Of package Of whoes Sl3o-shafes In pro-
portion.
Brilliant S,hcme for August 25M.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass No. 3d. to be drawn
on Saturday, Aug 25th, lsa9, al Baltimore rs Nos,
IA drawn. Grand Capitals: S65, 000 10000, ~ 600,
$780, lUG Of 00N 100 OF 500, &C., &C. Tickets $40
shares in proportion Certificate OF package OF whoes
S22D-shares IN proportion.
Susqushanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. 80. To be
drawn al Baltimore on wednesday, Aug. %, 1879 70
Nos, l3drawn Grand Scheme SIS l00, 10 wv, oooo,
5000 10 If 100 &c. Tic1ets STU; halves .; quarters
, 50 Certificate Of package Of wholes Sl30-shares
in proportion.
In addition to the above Grand Schemes, there are
smaller Lotteries drawing daily-prlcss Of Tickets
ranging from 81 10 s5-oriers for tickets in which Will
he promptly attended IT,
sr In purchasing by the package, deduct the price
Of three tickets.
ar Orders promptly and con6den!lally attended TO
Drawings forwarded TO al, who ordcrit Postage need
moi BIZ nad on orders addressed 10 G. b. LUCK,
July 80 Richmond. va,
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MISREPRESENTATION ACADEMY


This lnsltulion will commence Its thirteenth an.
nual session, on the 10Th Of September next. A
more moral healthier location for boarding school,
than this village affords cannot bs found anywhere In
consequence Of the increased patronage of the Insu
ton, tho Principal has engaged Mr Rosr. D. WAND, as
an assistant or Ward was for several years pupl OF
principal, and having since been engaged in teaching
Is known 10 be well qualified TO discharge the duties
required OF him.
fhoronshness Is the distinguishing feature In the
plan OF nstrucon-t aim Is TO make the pu pills
derstand what they learn, to teach them to think, to
reason and apply the results OF their studies TO tho
mon affairs Of life.
The government is strict, but conciatory. A careful
supervision ~ exercised the habits and conduct OF
the pupils At all times, and especially Of those removed
from parental influence.
quarterly report Of the progress and conduct of zach
pupil will he Gent TO his parents.
Ii practicable pupils should enter at the beginning OF
the session. though they will be received any time
during its progress. No deduction will DO made for ab.
sence alter pupil en,ers except In cases Of protracted
sickness.
There will be pubic examination during the last
woek In June.
TuIrIoS-Englsh branches. per session OF 10 months,
S2c; Classics and higher Mathematics, $50. Board can
be had with the Principal, and with other families In
the village, for 80 per month.
CALEB BURNLEY, Principal.
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ooMNERCIAL RECORD.
,,YoND MARKETS. AUGUST .

EDMOND MARkETs' AoaoSI
GsaCcO-The breaks are mol as large this
.od receipts are very small Tor The season,
thrnch more animation 10 The market. Luas
~ g 10 50 SO; common leaf 81 SO a S.;
| f,,s SIS so a S6; good 81 IS so 10 SO;
s,od Gne manufacturing 50 a SO TO $i2.
FSnUR-$5 25 asked for Obj aud new. Very
5sSEAT-General cash sales al 81 OF a
;, p, cents. and 81 10 a 81 Is.
'nRN-52i SIS cents.
CORN MEAL-60 cents.
oaTS-30 cents per bushel.
rIsH-Hertings are very scarce; Cut 50 5U
< IS; Gross SAT a 4 25; Shad SO S6-dull.
BACON-VMginia cured cents, hog round'
|w,ae:n Sides Z cents; Shoulders st cents;
a,ms n alto; Todd s. Wilson's hog round &c
LARD-BarIels II a 8 cents; kegs 81 els
WHISKEY-24 25 cents Tor Reclifed.
LIVE STOCK-BEEF: scale weight 81 70
Is gross; Hoes: none in market; SHEEP u
s4-as in quality.
SALT-Lest sales from wharf l IS per sack
rom Store 81 Is. Dull.
COFFEE-We quote Rio at 81 a u cents
Iaguayra u a g.; ST. Domingo 6 81 cents
Pho Rico IA; Java st a IL cents.
TEAS-imperial and Gunpowder SIS 25c
sr h.. Black Is Coo. Dull.
HlDES-Green sailed 4 a Al cents per h.
Csfsalted IS CTS. 10 each; Spanish Is Is. cts.
SOAP-For brown 3,c.; yellow 4i SC, pei
.csnd; white and variegaled 10 a IA.
FLAXSEED-ll5a l2U cents per bushel.
STEEL-American blis,ered $ll0 per ton.
FEATHERS-33 IS cents.
lRON-Pig Iron $40 TO 37a, according to
,ualiry, Swedes IS per ION; English 70; Trede
ar Richmond mandatory $50; Up Country
Bsry0. according to qualify. Nails to Al.
SHOT-5tc. per pound. =
pLASTER-3f a 81 from Wharf; Basin 81
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mo- tiNnfcaclncs

ScAL6U PROPOSALS will be received a,
~ The ctflcc Of The James River and kauawba
company, IN Richmond, until The 20;h CAV OF
August nex', for the constru .ton OF the come c.
'ion OF The Company's Canal with The Tide wafer
Vi james river, al Richmond, from the Basin
along Inc i'ne OF The old locks, and throug the
Richmond dock. This work will consist II FIVE
locks OF IL $40 ieel lit, with short Intermediate
oasins such cuyeits, walls wastes street bridges,
&c, as shall De necessary; The raising OF the walls
ana emoafkment OF The present Dock; the eIlen.
sion oil The Dock few hundred feet eas,watdly;
ana Inc construction OF an outlet lock al The
lower end thereof capable OF admitting the lar
gesl vessels coming TO the port of Richmond.
Sealed proposals will also be received al the
same time and place, until The same date, for The
construction Of The following works:
l. For The construction OF he connection Of the
Company's ca nal with The Risanna river at Co.
lumbia. This work will consist of a canal four
and hall miles long, timber dam across The
Riyanna river al Sliliman's Mills, a Stone guard.
lucs, and several culverts.
3 For Inc construction Of the connection of
the Company's canal with the James liver al
Gainesville. This work will consist OF timber
dam across James river, the excavation VI a
basin al Pemberton, and a canal from Pembcrtcn
to James river 0G0 feet long, with lock Of Is
feet lif.
.. For me construction OF The connection OF The
Company's canal with the James river, near
New Canton. This work will consis, of a Tim.
Der Carr across James river, the excavation OF a
Gaia ,23o feet long, and lock OF ieet lit.
4. 4 wooden bridge across James river al
charlottesville, 724 feet long; supported By stone
piers, about l40 fec; apart.
5. ~ WOODEN bridge across James river at Bent
Creek, $40 II. long; supported by stone piers about
l40 !eet apart
This work will be paid for in current bank
notes. Besides the usual reservation of 20 per
cent. ON The monthly estimates, the contractor or
contractors will be req1red to give ample srcuri,
~ Satisfactory TO The Board OF Directors, Tor tie
completion of the work at the time and in the
manner specified in The contracts
Plans OF the above work will be exhibited, and
specifications thereof delivered 10 the contractors,
a. The Company's office, 10 Richmond, by The SIN
day oil August next, on application TO Mr.. E. Ii
Gill, the Engineer in charge OF the tide. waller
COZ necticn, and Mr.. John Cody, the Engineer
10 charge .! tie o;her works above enume era L.
Alter The receipt Vi the proposals, time will be
taken for the consideration thereof until the 23d
OF the same monh on which day. in case the
proposals should be found satisfactory, the seve.
raj Jobs, as above advertised will be et
WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer J. r. & K. Co.
Richmond, July IT, iS49. CDR
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TN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held IN the
Clerks Office Of The Superior Court OF Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, the 9th day of August, 1919:
Robert Pickett In his own right as deyisee and lega-
tee, and sole surviving executor OF George Pickett,
deceased; Margaret Ileh late Pickett as daughter
and egaee and d.yisee of said George; Thomas Lynch
Hamilton and Margaret his wife, late Margaret
Heth, Henry Eeth, Lavinia Ilrth, the three last
named being children OF said Margaret J. Hrth and her
husband j. I'm Heth, deceased; Elizabeth fcth, John
Ile,h Kitty Ileth, Caroline Heth, Stockton Helh,
Fanny & Heth and Mary Ann IlellI, the seven last
named beiag also children OF said John and Margaret
L. aud infants under the age of twenty-one years. gu
ing by th.r next friend the said Margaret lietn;
William Harrison and Caroline bis vile. late Caro-
line Lambert; William LAMBERT George Lambert aud
Jnn Lambert, the last four named btine children Of
Mary Ann Lambert, late Pickett deceased, daughter
and legatee and devisee Of said George Pickett who In
termarred with William Lambert; David Lambert and
Sally Lambert, the two last named being also children
Of the said Mary Ann and her husband, william Lam
bert; and Infants under the ago OF twenty years
sueng by their next friend, William Harrison, afore
sad; Helen Pickett, widow of George g Pickett de-
ceased and devsse and iegaee Of The said George
Pickett, deceased Archibald Bryce and Margaret his
wife, laie Margaret Pickett daughter OF said George
Pickett; John Pickett, Catharne Pickett and Robert
Pck e the three last named being also children OF said
George and Helen his wife, and Infants under the
age of twentyone years. suing By ier next friend, the
said Helen Pickett, John r Macmnrdo and Virginia
his wife, late Virginia Pickett, daughter and legatee
ard de,isee OF said George Pickett, deceased,
eraIn.t Plaintiffs:
Jacob Eurne,, Cuue Burne,, Caroline Durnet Bl,
Duke, and Other Defendants.
The defendants above named moi having entered thsr
Appearance and given security according 10 the nct Of
Assembly and ihr rues of :. Court, and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that they are no: inhab,tanh OF
this Commonwealth IL ia Ordered, That The said de
PENDANTS do appear the rules be held for the said
Court on the first Monday In November next, and an-
swer the bills of the plaintiffs and that copy oil thus
der Re forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the city of Richmond for months successfully,
and ostsd the on door Of the State Courthouse, IN
the said city. A Copy-Tesie,
Aug 9-ew2m ROBERTS, Clerk.
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New Music 7

new Music
D. II. TAYLOR, I60, Main street, has jus,
i received, BY Express, another LOT of new
songs and pieces. Among them are
Cunempsz;cne, by Hummel-Piauo
My Boyhood Home-Gaitar
Baden Baden Polka
Nightingale. or Bird Polka
La NapoIilaine; I'm Dreaming OF Thee-Pi.
ano
Lucrezia Bureia, by Siraknsch
IT'S hcme where'er the heart is
My life is one unbroken sigh -Piano
Do do 90 Guitar
Olhcer's Fuperal-Piano
No more can hope deceive mc-SoIg
Not married yet None remember Thee
Dear Father, drink no mpre
The National Wing Song"
The Wing Rally; Hank, bark, the loud bugle
The Ter-toIal SocirIy; Used up Man.
Also. splendid assortment of Violin and Gni
tar Strings, making his assortment the best 10
the city. P Fl TAYLOR,
Aug6 100 Main st.
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Mss ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE, -
WITHOUT RESERVE.

I SHALL sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day Of
September, ,oiLhout ,eserrs 10 the hghest bidder.
FOUR FARMS. situated In Orange county, soy two
Res from tho Raccoon Ford, on the Ropid Ann river.
thirty from fredericksburg. and within short distance
OF the contemplated Alexandria and Go.donsvis rail-
road.
These farms have large proportion oflow grounds on
Mountain Run. They arc well adapted TO inc vns.nis
Staples and afford abundant materials ioI speeny s.I
perman ent improvement. having an excrehI 'o'h VI
limestone running through them. ,r, ,,,,
THE MEADOWS contain ltO5 ceres ne uMenins
house has six rooms snd in gcod fsPif having oesa
RECENTLY p7inrd This farm Is admirably adapied 10
ti.lspe or grazing. being fac s;sss ian anu wen sup
pilrd with water and shaSe In every he'd.
Tha WiNpER TRACT contains tO0 acres, next
,hoye tbr Meadows. II has email tenement upon It.
tn RJRCHLAND TRACT contains also CJO acres
l.,". p,opottion Of which Ia bottom land Of the hfs
quality for Irass and crops
e"Th The iNDErEIDENi' TRACT contains 46s acres,
End is we'll prupcrtioned in i'd divisions of wood, low
and upland
TERMs-One fourth cash, the remainder In three
equal uua nstslu,ents, With iReyed Jrom s dais,
secured by bond with approved security, and deed o.
trus: the land.
More particular information respecting them will be
given by my brother jeremiah Morton, living near The
pre misses who Is fully authorised 20 dispose Of the pre-
prJly Ills address is Raccoon Ford, Cuipeper county,
Virgins. jhCR5oN MOhIOS.
Iuy lJ-c,ds
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Co-Partnership.

HAVE this day a sceiated my two sons, 7. JET
| PERSON and BERNARD PEYToN. Jr In bnsi.
ness with me- as Co partners under the hrm OF HEX.
NARD PEYToH4 Sons. and reHrectlnliy solet LOT
ed on myself. ,.
They ars prepa ed to make the usual advances on
consisnmcnls. ,,..,,, ,,
thank thoso indebted settle their r.spss eaan-
ees. D6'nO '
Inp al-niWaWc&d
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Thc xclla.sse Esote,

~ BU1DTUN, VIRGINIA., FOR SALE.
0UR tenn OF partnership being nearly ended. we
shall sell AZ pnbiic auction. on Tho premises on
tir III Monday OF c.nher, lag, tie Exchange Hora
ahn hipnrtenance nov occupied by ua.
10 tnnse who have visited BuyGinn snce The ronple
lion OF tns Hotel, we deem II unnecessary cay one
word 10 others we will rr.afk Ihit the priHcipal
buildings ale new, the establishment extensive and
colaiu..ous
TERMS UF SALE-One thousand dollars 10 he paid
1t January ner, when possession will lie Delivered
The residue tn br satisfactorily secured and payable In
three equal annual instalments from that Tins.
We invite all persons who feel inclined 10 purchase
this property TO come and examine L., and be made
quainted with It's accommodations and amour If bust
ness. We will, with pleasure give any further nfor
nation 10 any who desire II. AMI cannot vi-ttus.
PHILIP RafSEY & co.
Rpydtou. Aup 10 ISsg-cw,d.
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
NO.ioi EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
1 r,o,a1c

Greek Nation Prize ptsace,
NIO.loi EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
~ T.,sts,G.
Oh you In search Of gold, whers'er you roam,
Rememher. HURLEY's Office ais here"-at homo.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST, 1919.
Virginia Mononeala Lottery, No 90, for ls49 TO be
drawn on Saturday, Aug. l.h. IS Nos, il dawn
Schemes s5l,cOO uGOO, 5,ODn, 1900 5000, 500, 7s0,
lOof 100, &c Tickets sl0i halves S; quariers2 SO.
Delaware Lottery, No 90, To be drawn August 18th.
Il drawn numbers of7s Capitals: SIS UUU, Is QUO,
10000 5,D0J - Of 900, " OF 600, SC Tickets SlU
shares In proportion.
Virginia Mononeaa Lottery, Class No l0l, for 1919,
10 he drawn on Saturday, Aug. H. 70 No. Lotcry-i3
drawn ballots. Capitals S35, $50. 5,OO0 8UGO 0GO,
5000, 1923. 30 nf 1000, &c. Tickets slO-shsres in
proportion.
u No Loliery-l5 drawn ballots. Capitals: So, 900
10000 5op, 1000, 400 5U, 10 Of coo, 10 Of 500,
II Of 7Oo. &c. Tickets slo-sh,rssi in proportion.
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Class II, for ls49, to be
irawn on Saturday, August iti. Grand Scheme -
s55.DOO 50 ,UOU 2U,0D0 $50, Of 1000 OF 5000, Of
3,UOU of 1000, &c. Tickets sl5-shares 10 proper
lion.
Delaware Lottery, No. IS, 10 he drawn August 29ih.
IS no Lnllery-2 drawn ballots. Capitals: s3D,0UU,
l0Uk7 slD of 500D II Of OOo 40 OF 500. 100 Of 40O
SC. Tickets 3lG-sharss In proportion.
Orders for certificates or pncknges, single Tickets
and Shares in any OF the above Schemes addressed 10
The undersigned, will receive the most prompt aiten-
lion, and aH account of each drawing forwarded as
rs tits received.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold By other Vendors.
Hurley has,al all times complete assortment OF tick
cs, ranging In price from 8 TO $40.
N.B.-Hurley pays postage on sil letters 10 and
tLQm his Office.
Hurley's rule is TO cash all prizes al slight.
Please address your 0rdsrsto WM. HURLEY,
No 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All business STRICTLY confidential July %
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VALUABLE LAND FOK sAT,F

THE subscriber offers for sale from four hundred 10
four hundred and fifty acrrs Of the 'flact Of Land
on whlch u. lives; and, II not previously disposed a.
wl offer At ruoc sale, on The premses, on FRIDAY
the 18th day OF September.
THIS land Is n Nelson county, Rockfsh river near
The foot Of the Blue Riig-, miles Southwest Of
B'ooksvil'e, Albemarle county. within IS miles Of
scosviie, and within eeht niles IT the rail-
road nov In Construction by way OF Charlotte svilir 10
Rocih Gap. Near H." atres Of this land valuable
low grounds. 40 lan acres are heavily timberpd
much Of which IL valuable tobacco aad II IL inusu.
ally ."rll supplied wiki springs Of excellent wat-r
Possession would he gwen this Fail il time to seed
crop of WHEAT. ANY communications addressed 10 this
subscriber Greenfield, Nelson cnunry. Va, will br Ut
tended 10. JOHN B COLES