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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-02
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
L afsshert7s OfTIce,

(FORMERLY HOYT'S,)
On Fourteenth Street, Under TIC Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Delaware Lottery, Glass s:
Is "a 4 II 70 IS IL 90 30 al 80 66 %
Whole, Nos. Al As &C, a prize OF 800.
Hall, Nos. IL 80 70, a prize of 500. sent
TO this Office.
Drawn Mos. of Sussex, Extra, "a, Feb. "a:
10 80 As Is II So 81 81 % SO I IS &c 81.
Ticker, Nos. 7 81 SO, another prize, sold by
LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware, Glass 9, Feb. Is:
40 % - 50 SO 4 2 G5 9 IL 63 So II 76.
Ticket, 49 63 II, another of $500, sent TO this
Office.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, Glass 81, Feb. 26lh:
81 10 5 So Ct 8 II II 30 40 20 So So % 23.
Halt % 81 So, another OF 800 sent 10 this u.
nee.
FRlDAY-The Sussex county (Deiaware) Lottery,
Glass No. 9. Capitals: l5,2eU, S OF 1000, &c. 10
Nos, IA drawn. Tickets Sd; halves 2: quarters 1.
(Delaware) Lottery, Extra, Class No. 81. S4,OW Ca
pi,al. 70 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81; halves So Cts;
uuarers25c.
Saturday Evening-sal-s close at a'elock.
A MA6NiFICEN SCHEME!
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass "a, for 1879, to be
drawn ON Saturday, March Sd. rs No. Loaery-ll
drawn ballots. Capitals: $40, 600, Is, 900, 5000, 900,
Also, 5 of l,50O, S of ,2jO, as of goo, IS Of 5OO-being
The lowest three number prizes. Tickets Subsidiaries
in proportion.
single tickets or shares IN the .bove, or in any Of Mau.
ry & Co.'s Lotteries, of which there are drawings
every day, al prices varying from 81 10 $40 forticketa,}
willreceiyc The most prompt attention, and ,hr draw
lnGs forwarded Immediately TO distant udventurers.
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
Nos Exchange Place Richmond Va.
W RecolIec, No. 3-"TheIe's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'Aore Feb 20
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

AT a Court Of Monthly session, held for tho county
of Northumberland at the Courthouse thereof, on
Monday, the l2ih of February, 1919:
Whereas, Almighty God has seen fl, In the dispen-
sation of his Providence, TO remove, by death, GEORGE
w. CRirrrrpEN, late a member of this Bar, the mem.
bers thereof, the Court, and officers OF The CouIt, avaii
themselves ofthis opportunity TO express their feelings
Of deep regret al his death, and To pay a last tribute OF
his courtesy and efficiency, and the man for MS VIZ
tues. Therefore, be IL
Resolved, Thatthe Court, the Bar, and officers Oh inc
Court, teESsJ to The bereaved mother anu Snau,.n
their heartfelt sympathies for The irretrievable loss sus-
tanned.
Resolved, That, as a testimonial Of respect for the
deceased, we wear the usual badge oil mourning LOT
thirty days. Allocate,
to enter these proceedings on record, and provide a CO.
by Of the same for the neither and also that he turnisn a
copy for publication in the Enquirer and wing, oil hieh-
mond. A Copy-Ieste,
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~sarataen7s aatsEee.

SSFaSdGfa>S sPssiTS.
NO. S, SOUTH RTEEN STREET.. RICH.
~ MONp, vIRGlNlh
let allth1 world say w~hatlhry can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS the man.
Drawn Nos OF Sussex, Extra, No. "A, Feb. a:
10 80 As Is II So 81 81 Is so I IS 26 81.
Ticker, Nos. 7 % 81 /.
Do 26 SO 10 Five more, sold and
Do 7 % 10 land paid IN one Lciic-
DO ! 26 IS ry, by sTRATToN.
Do As SO 7OJ
Drawn Nos. Monongaiia, Class y, February II:
A 60 as "a 7 20 SO 80 81 81 5 10 "a.
Ticket, Nos. a SO "a, a prize Of $60D, sold and
paid by S1RATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia, No. %, Feb. 20:
10 20 80 IS "a TO Sc % 9 81 Al 60 II 46.
Tickets Nos. II 46 Al, a prize Of 800 sold
and paid by STRATrON.
Draw Nos Of Monongalia Lottery, Glass %:
81 S 9 60 63 IS 80 l6 IL II 81 Al.
Hail, Nos. 9 81 So a prize Of 81 coo
Ticket, Nos. 10 3s II, a prize Of $50, both
sold and paid by SrRhTTON.
Drawn Nos. of delaware, 9-Feh IS:
40 % IS 80 50 4 2 IS 9 Ii 63 SO II 76
SCHEMES FOR TIE HEEK.
Is, $50 DOLLARS! 5 OF 5000 DOLLARSl
fRiDAy-susse1, No. 9. Capitals: $3.50. 5 4
5000, S OF 500, &c. rs Nos, IA drawn. Jlckets$i:
halves2; quarters /.
1000 DOLLARSl 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. 81 Capitals =
$4,000, 900, sc. rs Nos, IA dawn. Tickets 81; Knives
50 cts; quarters 25ctR.
10000 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-virginia Monongalia Lottery Nm. 81.
Capitals SIu,noD, Is ,UG0, s, UOU, 5000, 4, $50, ) of 500,
5 Of $50, - Of / ,ODl, &c. IS Nos, II drawn. Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters J So.
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages ana
single Tickets III aIitie lotteries viii he promptly At.
tended to, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orders to N. S~rKATTUS,
Feb &c Richmond. Va.
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RUMFORD ACADEMY, KING WILLIAM
COUNTY VIRGINIA.

; situated FIVE miles from ayletls, in Il community Of
marked intelligence and refinement. The Location
IS noted for hea!thiuin-ss, and me buildings (rrecl-d
expressly Tor Academic purpoSrsl admirably combine
comfort ana convenience. For nearly half 4 century
ms institution has been an e~s.ahIislt d seat of learning,
ann 10 y many "l our able men are deeply indebted.
ihr bhiidines have recently been thoroughly repair
Cd, ana iir subscriber, aided by ~. y. Smith, (whos-
tiofal aud scholastic illness has been fully tested win
be ready 10 rtrrlve pupils the Goth Of January, 1919 =
me scholastic year, with 4 vacation uf one month ii-
ringth- Summer, Will close The 2UIh day If December
following.
The course Of studies will embrace The alathrmati-
cal, Classical and Scientific subjects taught in our b-si
Academies.
The School viii b. conducted npontht most approved
principles OF instruction AMI discipline, AMI every effort
inahe !" render !. intellectually and morally worthy Of
liberal patronage.
TIE ::
Board aud Tuition, with every necessary, lights ex-
ceptrd, Iur ten months, sl31
Day scholars, for Ten months, 80
French and Iaclics, each,
Addrrss-ayiett's, King William county, Va.
Dec l-lal6t JNO II PITTS.
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II URLEYs OFFICE, No. iol, East Main

II URLEY'S OFFICE. No.. i0l, East Main
Il Street.
To those who OF hard times complain,
HURLEY says "come try again !"
HURLEY'S OFFICE STILL AHEAD!
A priz. Of $40O. sold by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Of DELI ware Lottery, M. I. Feb. II:
46 81 Al 60 IA 81 81 % S 4 % 4l.
Ticket, Nos. D 81 81, $500, sold and naid al
HURLEY'S.
w MORE!
Drawn Nos. Mononsalia, 26, Feb. 1t:
So SO 80 43 70 81 6 Al s 81 46 20 % 81 90.
Half Ticket, 81 43 SO, returned; Quarter do,
8 80 70, sold AM paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Delaware Lottery, Class 9-Feb. %:
Lowest prize $40.
40 % 10 33 SO 4 9 IS 9 IL IS So III rs.
Halt ticket % and 40, the first and second
drawn Nos. 800, and quarter % and 70. $40;
both sold and paid by HURLEY.
HURLEYS arrangement for the Week!
FRlDAY-$l5,OO O. IS Nos, IA drawn
Tickets 81.
SATURDAY MoRNING-s4,oO0. 10 Nos,
IA drawn. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY EVENING-Grand Scheme!-
$40 600, 5000, 5000, 5000, 4l50, 5 of 1900, 5 of
1850, IS OF 1000, &C., &c. u Nos, IL dra "
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
HURLEY offers for sale, this week, tickets in
the glorious little "Small Fry" Lottery, Glass No.
~, Extra. Capitals: 1000, &c. Tickets ST..
Packages SIS IS, warranted to draw back So 90
al least. All persons in want of money are re-
quesled to cali al HURLEY'S, where for small
investments large returns are generally made.
Eeh Dc
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Greek Nation Prize Osfice,
MO. lOl EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

IN V~irs,n,c.
Oh! you in search Of gold, where'er you roam,
emember, HURLEY'S Office sis here'-aI home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH, ls49.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class No. "a, for ls4s, 10
be drawn on Saturday, March Sd. Is No. Loltery-li
drawn ballots. Prizes: $4,000. $1,000, 5000, 1000,
Also, S of | 500, s of $50, 10 Of 900, &c. Tickets
Sl0-shares in proportion.
Virginia MoRoneaia Lottery, Glass No. 81, for lS4Q,
to he drawn on SATURDAY, March 10Th. Is drawn Nos,
in a package Of &c Tickets. Scheme: Si5, 600, 20,OUp,
Is, 1000, $1,000, 5000, 5,172, ~ of 1000, 240 of 500, &C.
Tickets sl2-shaIes in proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class 40. for 1859, 10
be drawn on Saturday, March l7lh. rs No. Lottery
Is drawn ballots. Capitals: S35 900, s 5000, 1000,
5000, S 900, 1000, 9 ,25J, ~ Of ! 200, &c, Tickets $40;
halves 5; quarters ! SO.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass c, for 1919, TO be
drawn on Saturday, March oath. &C No; Lo,tery-l3
drawn ballots. Prizes: $50 900, 10000, $1,000, 5000,
1910, 1000, 10 Of 1000, &c. Tickets Sl5-siares in
proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass No. As, for ls49,
TO be drawn on Saturday, March 81. IS No. Lottery
o,0c0, 5000, 1000, SC. Tickets $40; halves S; quar-
tiers , so.
Delaware Lottery, No. 10, TO he drawn March 7th,
70 No. Lottery-l4 drawn ballots. Capitals $780, 900,
1900, 5000, S 1000, $500, 5000, 20 Of 900, 90 Of 600,
&c. Tickets SlO-shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. IL, TO be drawn March l4ih.-
IS No. Lottery-l5 drawn ballots. Capitals So, 0G0,
10000, 5000, 1000, 10 Of 1000, To- 500, &c. Tickets
Sl0-shares in proportion.
Delaware Lottery, No. ~, to be drawn March 2lst.-
IS Nos, ID drawn. Capitals: S35, ESQ, 5000, 5000,
1000. 3Oof 1000, 80 of 500, &c. Tickets Sl0; halves
S; quarters 2 SO.
Delaware Lottery, No: 10, to be drawn March a6th.-
IS Nos, 10 drawn. Capitals: 2 Of $50, 400, 9 of la,OU0,
2 of 1000, 2 of 5000, 2of 3.s26, 10 OF 500, 10 Of 200,
~ of 600. &c. Tickets $40 halves S; quarters ? so.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares in any Of the above schemes, addressed to
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt alien
tiOn, and an account of each drawing forwarded as
soon as IL is received.
N. B.-HurIey pays postage on all letters TO and
from his office.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other Vendors.
Hurley has at all times a complete assortment of tick
cts, ranging in price from s. TO $40.
Hurley's rule is III cash all prizes NJ sight.
Please address your ordersto WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10, Main street, Richmond, Va.
All business strictly confidential. March
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40 the Afflicted

1hS. EiihiNSpS and WADlES Jointly trnd-f
- Their professional services 10 The public. and ~.
tlonlafly 1" siicna> are suffering with Chronic and SUI
posed lnrtifabl- inrns or disease.
From Ion. experience they feel assured that they can
treat, Successfully, disease III any form. and are salts
hrr that seventy hive per cent. al such IL have despair.
rh ct getting we'll may be ny ! jddiciol> use of vr.ria
Die rrnrdiai agents. restored Ia N least a comfortable
State Of health.
In Chronic cases. where tlr constitution has not
brrh loo much impaired by disease, IL: use al m-fcl
ry aud "tiirr poisons, and whea NJ, required Ia VISIT
prfs"his at a distance. no eharge uil be made Jor Ssrci.
ess, unless a cure IS eJrae9.
" womb be advisable for persons liviG. NJ n distance
10 he IN the city, and receive daily attention. roari
can be had Al ir. RS. Address
Dvs. ROBINSON & WaDDEY.
Richmond, Va.
rs : Tile Doctors may he found at an times twisn
not professionally engaged II their Office, on Frank
Feb G-c3m II. 4 ".
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TO California Adventures.
THOMAS TYRER.

GUN AND RIFLE MANUFACTURERS,
SEVEN DOORS AvovE CITY RoiEL.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the Companies
II forming, and individuals who are preparing
TO pay a visi, 10 The GOLD REGION OF California,
that he has on hand an extensive assortment oil
the following Goods, suitable for said expedition,
and which he is determined to sell at very re-
duced prices:
Double and single barrel Rifles
Double and single barrel Guns
Pocket, belt holster, and six barrel revolving
Pistols, all sizes
Bowie, Dirk and Camp Knives
Travellers Compasses and Spy Glasses
Money Belts, Drinking Cups and Flasks.
+ Jan. 20
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Health and Strength
DR.. s. O. RICHARDSON'S CONCENTRATED
SHERRY UINE BITTERS.

SHERRY ZINE BITIFRS,
A MEDICINE FOR ALL CLIMATES-The only
N etfectual remedy ever known for Dyspepsia, jaun-
dice, Liver Complaints. Heartburn. Dizziness, Head
ache, Wandering or settled Pains, Sinking Faintness,
Sour Stomach, Loss Of Appetite, Weakness of the
Limbs, Nervous Debility, Costiveness, Piles, and all
diseases which prey upon the health, and shorten hu-
man life.
These celebrated Filters are composed entirely of We
getahIes Of the most innocent yet effectual virtues
They are ecommsnded particularly Tor restoring weak
constitutions, eradicating all impurities of the blood,
and giving energy to the system. They are truly a
Medicine To be depended upon, for they give life and
yigor 10 the Stomach and Bowels, cleansing them from
all unhealthy accumnlations and afford relief from all
those distressing affections which harass the weak, Sc
dentaIy and delicate.
BE C~AREFUL!-Ar Bitters prepared by me have a
fac. simile of my signature on The outer envelope-to
counterfeit which is forgery. =.
For the convenience OF families, I have the roots and
herbs ground and packed in papers, which may be used
in wine or water.
Orders from Agents, Merchants, Traders. Druggists,
Apothecaries, and Dealers in Medicines, will be pune
tually attended TO.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at my office, No. Is,
Hanover ST., Boston-and my arrangements are such
that they may be found on sale with all respectable
dealers throughout tho United States.
Prjce-T5 cents a bottle-5O cents a paper.
DOVE 4
march, Agents for Richmond.
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waRHENT0X ROUSE,

y 4
INHE subscriber having become The proprietor Of That
4 we'll known aud popular Hotel IN the town II
Warrenton, recently kept by Rrouaugh & FAINT, and
iiueh II up in tiIr very hest style. aud furnished 1t en-
lIrrly with nrw and superior furniture Of every dr..
~scfiptiun, IL prepared To entertain his friends and the
public generally. IA M pains or expense have hrrn
spared in furnishing his borders with every thing that
can contribute la thr satisfaction oil ms GUESTS, and his
rrn Markets can afford, and, having procured The ser
vices nf attentive and experienced servants, thr sun.
scrinrr hiftrrs himself thai lie VIII br able 10 entertain
thnSr who may cali 0n HIM M q manner not L. h. sur
passed, and upon terms which cannot fail 10 pirase-
Ills stable vii hr under the care al attentive osti-rs,
and always provided with the best of prnv-ndrr
Feb ID-clm ALEXANDER akER.
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EIGHT NEGRGt
Ely E'ufiiasts X SHADE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL ES-
'plII

~ SS -
TATE
Si'lr q ~" dfclerS pronounced by me Superior
.""h ~ G'ianrery iur The Richmond Gifcu,s, IN
-. ~ y '"''ic ~. Vaughan AND as. THEREIN de-
l'"'.'"s' on Tie sl>t day ~ Jane. ls45. an: on he in
ns ~ 'ihr, S'-, respectively. shan. as the cup.-
niiSs'uhcT ny Tie -aIi irCtr-s appointed. p,usr.J. on
thursday, ihr loth day 81 February, i-i9. "A O'Clock.
7. y upon ihr premises, 10 sell. al publlc aurttou n
~ highest hiiacr, &C ,ftaIn lot al :ruuud. yir. ~ ne
.'e>'cily side 81 7h street, III The nv d, girhm,ud
uet"reii Way and leigh streets. i.prItns upou seventh
street, i"Ity one fret ANA SIX inches, anu running t.cs
one hundred and - irrt. The said lot i bouudrt
On The Nofh-ra-tefiy side by the H., ~ James Z trulh
anu 'n ne south westerly side by Tue lot belonging Ia
me estate al Richard Nor>nlEi, deceased, aud Ia.
thereon a two si"iy t;Ick dwelling and q ul.housrs
he terms OF sale NE one fuuril. cash, and the rrsi-
dnr IN Three rfna. ins,alments, 10 H., I2and Il months
respectively, from the day II safe; t!- purch as-r rsecu-
ing hond with security lrf The deferred Instruments,
ihh iir tltl- IL br f-Iiine: unil il- bonds are PAID.
The tllir Is believed 10 be perfect: tut, selling a.
commissioner, shall sell such title Dnly is il vested
in me- hy the sad decree
JAiiES LYONS. Commissioner.
- sale 10 be conducted hy PILLlAM : sLaDE,
hHHii"n'rl-. Jan % dds
PuSfPOHENEST.-Thc above sale has brrn po.i
ponrd nniil SATURDAY, lh- imh March, when II wlil
lake place AZ 5 o'cipck, r. IL.
Feb 10 PULLIAM A. SItnV 4ur,tnps,..
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ARRESTED.

COMMITTED 10 the Jail Of me city al Norfolk, as q
~ runaway, on rhr 10th day Of November, lei8. d
Negro Man, who says his name Is Tom, or Thomas
and that he belongs To MIR. Necho, or Moo, Il French
man, Of New Orleans. Tom, o. Thomas, is about 3C
years Of age, 5 feet S inches high, n light bacon color,
stoutly mate, fun face, bushy hair, has a very slight
stoppagr In his speech, and ins hrrn badly whipped
lie sayt he was horn in Middlebnrr, and Sold in thr
city Of Richmond, Va In n Trader, AMI carried 10 New
Orleans in the schooner James Monroe, Gaptain Bnsh,
some twenty years ago. lie says he lived with ms
master, Mr. Necho, In New Orleans, six OF seven years
and thence hr escaped To Boston, where he has been
following the water ever since. until arrested here, ana
confined in Jail. His owner is hereby notiiird To prove
his title to said Negro, pay expenses and take him
away-otherwIse he will be disposed ~ n The law dl.
reels. GEO IL MlLL+h, Jalior.
Jan 30-r6w
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Egricultura! Machines, 4 {.

lNIIE subscriber manufactures, ana has for sale, n his
! Ware Rooms, No la, Nam street, Richmynd-
HORSE PUWEKS-a new invention, aGd highly
approved
D~RtiMS-Snplr Tooth and other patterns
CORN SHELI.ElS-a variety of patterns
STRAW CUTTERS do do
CORN and CUB MISUNDERSTANDING, n superior
Machine
FAN MII.LS-Granl's Patent, Watkins do, and
Brooks improved
PLOuGiiS-sid. Hill, Sub Soil and others
llARROES, C~uLTITATDRS. GRAIN RADLES
etc. Also, Field aud Garden SEEDS.
The above wilI he furnished II lua prices, and war
rantrd. II LDW
Feb o-c3m
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DEATHS.

Departed this life. on the morning of the pad Febru-
ary, after q long protracted illness, Miss MARY PAGE
LoMAX, daughter Of Judge Lomax.
Died, at his residence, in King 3 Queen county, on
the 26th February, aner n severe illness of one week,
Mr.. UPsHAW, aged al.
Rr Wing requested TO copy.
Died. a, his residence, near Oakland, in Morgan
county. on the 18th February, MIR. WIN. THORN
BURG aged about seventy five years. Mr.. T., through
out a long and chequered life, enjoyed to u rare but me-
tited exten. the confidence and esteem of the commu
nifty 10 which he belonged. He was one Of Gods no.
blest works-an honest man. g..
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MEREDITH Il HARVIE,
w

u III ~ Y !" .
MILL attend the Courts uf Richmond City, ilenIico,
w Hanover, King William aud GonchLand.
John :. Meredith will reside IN Hanover. Ills Post
Once Is Richmond, Va.
WIN w. liarvir's office, corner of Main aud lllh
ats Entrance on llth. Feb 20~-alwd&Clmif
Andrew Johnston,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
r ATE Of Quincy, Illinois, has eelurnrd 10 Rich
Lmand aud will practise in the Courts held in this
city and county and The adjoining counties.
rOfiCe over Mrssrs. Smith e. 1larwnod's, Main
street. May 2-lYd&c
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TO CHS. DE sELplNc. AGENT \ ATToe;

TO CHs. DE SEEDING. AGENT md ATTUR.
NEY IN FACT FOR TIL HEIRS CT JOHN
MOYLAN, DECEASED
MOT brinp n resident OF this Commonwealth, ant
IN having no authorised agent therein known 10 us,
Won will please take notice. that, on the twenty eighth
Jav NJ March. 1919 between The hours Of 10, A. w.,
and & p. n AT the Office Of The First Auditor. in the
ei.y Of icnmond and State OF Virginia, wr will pro.
coed TO take the depositions Of James f. Heath and
others, TO be read as evidence at the trial OF certain
cay.ats peDdiDg in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Cbancey for the counties Of Jackson, Gilmer and
win, in which you are plaintiff and we are defendants.
Iii be necessary. the taking OF these deposi'ions will
he continued from day 10 day until they shnllhave hrrn
completed WIN. W.. fhkkEt co.
Richmond, March ], lsi9.-clm
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on the 9th February, by the Rev. ]. L.
REYNOLDS, Mr.. JOSEPH B. G OF Huguenot
springs, to Mrs. JANE p. CARTWRIGHT, OF Rich
mcnd.
Married, In Georgetown, on Thursday, February pad,
by Rev. C. W. Samson, of Washington, MIR. JOHN w.
CLYNE, a.. to Miss MARY ELIZABETH HARRIS,
both OF Nelson county, Virginia.
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Tannins and Milling.

THE subscriber still owns the King William Tame
i ~, at which the usual tanning operations are car
ried on. Good Hides always bought, or taken IN ex.
cnange for Leather.
AT the King William Mills he carries on the Milling
business, as heretofose-the Mills, after sundry iIi-
psoyements and alterations, being now suited both for
grinding for toll and The manufacture of grain. The
fact Of these arrangements being permanent VIII secure
proper regulations. VIM. SiZEh.
Klnp William Co. Feb. -, lS4~9.-cw6w
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OFFICE VI THE RICHMOND Asp DANvlLLE
RAILRusD COMPANY.

hirninohu, 2Zd fehfudTy, lof
SEALED will be received nj this Office
~ until Monday, the l2ti March. lsia, for the con-
strncti0n ola = TONE BRIDGE over the James River.
for ihr Richmond and Danviilr Railroad. Plans and
specifications viii be ready for examination, n the OF.
flee of the Company, by the 9TH prnsimo.
Where prices and responsibility are equal, a prefer.
ence will be given 10 the Offer wherein the largest
amount of the stock Of the Company will hr received IN
payment. ANDREW TALCoTT,
Feb a7-cit Chief Engineer.
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Feb. l3-c6t

IN CHANCERY-VIRGfSIA At Rnlr. held IN The
l Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Gorri Of Law
and Chancery for Cumberland county, on Monday, the
Isl day of January, 1919:
Nathaniel Q Hill, Administrator de b"his ."n, with
The will annexed. of James r Wilkinson, decreased.
apaInst iraiaiiT:
Caroline DE Ende, Louisa De En5r and Eliza D-
Ende, i'-l-hHahis
The defendant, Louisa De Eni-, not hislns entered
her appearance and given security, according 10 the act
Of Assembly and The rules Of this Court, aud II app-df.
ing by satisfactory evidence that she Is not An ibhabi.
tant Of this Commonwealth, II IL Ordered, That me sain
defendant do appear here on the hrsi day ri next mafeh
term, and answer the bill OF the plaintiff; ana ihat a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted W some news
paper published in The city Of Richmond for Two months
successfully, and posted Al the front door oil lie Court
Ian Iewos, u h WOODsON DC.