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Tavern for Sale 4! (!

TNilE House IN Barton Village, extensively
Il known a. the Old Stage Tavern, situated
at the south end Of the Village, IL offered for
sale on the most reasonable terms.
1t ~ a large hauas with ample aeeommoda-
tons 10 do a first rate business, situated on
what - aud ever must be the great thorough
fare FROM Lyndon to StansteAd, Nothing eau
be wanting but an energetic man 10 place II
among the bcs, PaiioniEed Hotels IN this sec
,un Of country
Any one dcsrous of engaging IN the bus.
ness Will find good chance for investment, 40
the property must be disposed Of aud will be
sold al bargain,
Please enquire Of & Holman on the prem
'ses, Or Of Day. Church
natlnn. Nov 6. lsln. 6lIwG
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Tile O. LEDO An.


TLis esfihfst rnaffnsissfF fsaFst ihst ihis sAfst
psns be- psffssi ssHHai ths sssi sesuasts dc
ssssf " he Heat Ihfss fsfsess ssfsd - sas hsas'
10 aupfsssissisd
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Pulmonary Consumption has uutl within
few y,hfs, been generality considered incur,
able, although many medical men OF The
highest Standing, among whom We might
mention lhrnncr aud his friend Baylc-both
distinguished authors, adult that this much
drrudrd dir-au,' rHag b. rprsd, even ~ IT, adj
yancrd Etag,H, when the lungs are not CON-
plrtrly d,torgAniIcd, The remedy which We
nov otter, Hisiar baisdm 0f Hdd ChSTfgnot
only cmnnnirr from regular physician, hot
hus been we'll tested m an complaints for which
ltiu recommended A phyrician ~ Name SAYS
~ have recommended the use Of Dr. Wis.
tar's linlsam OF Wlld Cherry for diseases Of
me lungs, G,t two years past, aud many boiil"s
10 my knowlrdge have been used by my pa.
ucnis, all With beneficial tcsulh, In two cases
where II Wa thought confirmed consumption
had taken place, the Wild Cherry effected "a
cute"
From the Bos,on Bee, March -, i-in
"tufs yDHr CoHgh. Arc you afflicted with
this dis'rrss,ng annoyance, get nd Of q You
have only Ia procure bottle oi DR. WIS.
tafs Wild Cherry llalsam Ca ensure this II
seldom fails when taken IN season to elect q
curr, aud always relieves even the worst cssts
nf d4seased -lnnga. Many physicians recon.
mend It To their patients, and speak of Il ~ the
-. hest terms IN letters 10 the proprietor cit.
ing cases NJ cuwu where other 'nraus had
AIDED,
The genuine signed I Butts on the wrapper
For sale by &, bingham 81 Johnsbuty
Plain, J Flint, St,Johnsbufy Centre l. i.
Park. Passumpsie, sud dealers 10 medicines
rs"Stnilg.
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w F'Ot hhhuFALIONT
pa. TOW hhRNDfb
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- a lt - a A IeI LA.
Zee s-.-., extraordinary a.1.sl-- 10 a.. NsslII
rae EsHsff "a ysisy - g.@,i Rsnlss ds aI is-as
fLsaFsF, PisassaifF, ed saFFsaiss s-PsF'sf 70
ssf ssia sssss ssiAssi ssAtHASs
PsfEiaF Hsksa'aF astui'
fsiiaf a. fsnfsL
The F'ssi bssutJ sad Superiority ~ THE HsTssPs
rifle ~ attsf medicines 10, that shis u sssdi
ssss the disssss 'H',Iufs'ss The bpdy Il s sas 81
ths Fefy bsst
HfRtNG Ann SUMMER MEDICINES
tassH u Ha ssiy paIiass tks -kois systsa
ssa afaHFlhsas ihs psfsua bet "a tfssiss HsS pHfs
cod Urh blood pusff pessssssd 10 90 other msdi
rips Asi 10 the hss ~ FfsHd ssSfst ~ s -aHasr
fHi sHrssss " Hss FsfiaUHsd ~hiH ths lest zee
tsH inu 100 gHfss ~ 81 ditssss ~
lest ian1u soasidsfsi tHrafshis n 49, tsysd
the lives NJ ihaH 70 uu0 shifsa iss pest ss
saHs 10 ths tiV " Nsr foik sisHs,
80, 600 1.-ss - aaessFal DsLlilIY sad
wsst - NsEEsss hseFHI,
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tss ps'msasHiiyt u thsss she hsFa lsst tksH
rais' sssftf bJ The sassu ~ e,sdis,ss si,soIess
ssHmusi 10 feuh ~ ihs ssfsssNe taiairssss ~ the
Pss'"as sHj husEht 90 ny rtJstsi ptesifsu"" ~ The
HsfseHs sistsH sssHndg. ~sHt of AHhitiaH fsiauag
'.sssu"#s ptsmstats isssj sod dssliHs hssisaat
taHsri' thst hts isasss cepsumpisH go he snuIsiJ
's'"'sd ~ the rlss'sai 'smsi, ~" ss"srsTils
V 10 'Hrsuvi 70 Soy
IaVlEsTatiaH tsTdlsi,
A. fsss-s sed insigsfstss The sy,Ua fivss ssushy
20 he uubs, ssd UfsHgth The nussglsI ystsW
is nsst sIusefdiasJ dseTss
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Book Agents Wanted,

TINO imyrl IA Neif EHelHd. 20 obtain sub
Hrf,ptionu Tor the most popular and aplrn-
did rtCfORlAL WORKS Of the day I'm,
irfpfHing mcn can earn from 30 To- - dollars
per month
Agrnis also wanted 10 soil ilAyward's Ga
Mnsaaehuseus lG3-m6
For further information, address tppst paid
HORACE WENTWORTH, No. Y,
Canal llosk, CrnttalRt Lowell, hass
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HE.4LLVG POWER.

knowing, many years. ago, that he had, by
his skill, science, and experience, devised an
article which would be- Of incaloulAblc adyan,
tage Ia mankind, when once known aud 81,
tcnsively used, he hoped and peTscvcrcd, cI'
peeiing the time 10 arrive when the means
would be- furnished 10 bring II into universal
notice, when its inrstimAblc virtues would be-
known and appreciated. THIS time has come
bio mnAnA arc Annnlleh /. TING
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PAINTERS ATTEND!
A. FARNAM

- - - ~ - hs
"yOULD say a. those that arc acquainted
w win House Painting, that be HpfrPaf-
ri ~ Ervr- rt-tt,'rt'''i, tl's saFlaia branch
80 81
Graining and Ornamental Painting,
A. be- has taken the pains 10 visit the ei'es
several times Hnd spared 10 reasonable ca
ptp~ fur ne purpose Of prriroung himself ~
the arr hg dDeH not hesitate 10 eapfrHs hiH
conviction that he shalt hs able give Haiisiae'
ton a. those who may desire 10 tHkn lessons
~ him 10 the above uanird branches,
tie would also cay W those who may want
work done 10 che
Painting and Papering
liuc that hr 10 prepared 10 do II % the best
style and tho most economical manner,
TIC embraces tbs occasion 10 tender hls sin.
crrcst thanks Ia the public iur the very liberal
patronage be- has hrfrtofoTe received, aud re-
bprctfuily invites q continuance VI the same
lle you'd also say that he has on hand aud
Tor sale,
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W4 ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE, m
IIIIHOUT RESERVE

July l0-ctds
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LOTTERIES.
Il a I'M b crt's ID fiji G. e +.
(FORMERLY HOYT'S

On Fourteenth Street, under the E1chang Hotel
Drawn Nus of SUSSEX Lottery Glass No 46--Juy 9Th
20 70 IS 40 &c % 40 l2 81 50 81 81 "a 81.
| twenty dollars, returned.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Glass so, July a3d:
a ~ st 81 10 29 10 10 81 66 So 25 ) 0.
"hoIe Iicket ~ 81 49, ano her prize, sent to this OF
Drawn Nos Sussex. Extra. Glass s9-July 2slh:
Is 81 IS Sc a ST 10 80 l6.
Drawn Nos Monongalia, Class Gully 2eih:
III 3S So ~ II 81 81 80 % 81 IS 81 %
Whole 25 3s 81, prize of $40 sent TO this Office
TO-DAY.
TUESDAY-The Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass
No g. Capitals: s2l $50, $1,000 1900. 2G0u 10 prizes
proportion.
WEDNESDAY-Splendd Scheme. The Delaware
State Lottery, Class No 81. Capitals: 4O00U, $4,000
10000, 900, $40, $780, SOU 100 IS OF o 0, sc
Is Nos 10 drawn. Tickets Sl0-shares In proportion
THURspAY-The Virginia mononeaIia Lottery,
Class No 81 Capitals: s24.U92, 10000, $780, 3OoO
2,5uO, ,62i OF ,iun sc. IS Nos. IA drawn TICK
cts SIS: haivos2 50 qrs IS.
FRiDAY-The SUSSEX county tDeawarel Lottery,
Glass No. 81 Capitals: SIS OU0 5000, 3,00O 2,67
1000, or 900, sc. rs Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets 81;
halvus2; quarters J.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lottery. The Sussex county
(Delaware) Lottery. Extra, Glass No. ~ Capitals:
81 UUO, 900, &c. 70 Nos, II drawn. Tickets 81;
halves So Cts; quarters % C.
Saturday Evening-Salrs close at 5o'cIock.
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass No. 93 for l649,
TO he drawn on Saturday, Aug. Attn. 10 drawn Nos
In package of - Tickets. Scheme: S30,OO0 % 900,
IL, Qua, 5000, 3u72, % Of l,5UU &C. Tickets Slu-
shares in proportion.
10 Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares in the above, in any Of Mau
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day. at prices varying from 81 TO So tor
will eceive the most prompt en.oH, and the draw
ngs forwarded Immediately 10 distant adventures,
THOMAS LAMBERT,
Nos, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
k- Rscollect No.3--"Thers's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'More T." July 80
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Teleeraphed for the Baltimore Patriot.
pull AnETPHJA lu,y e2-O D NJ


PHILADELPHIA, July $50 P. M.
MOI much doing in stocks. Treasury note 6's
ll6, and new loan ll6s ALI. Pa. SIS sst 1871.
The money market is somewhat tighter, and
here is rather more paper offered than usual.
Flour Is steady, but not active. Sales at 81,
s2l.2 81 IS to "a BIT. Corn meal 50 81 u;
Rye -four So SO 06t.
There IsSa fair enquiry Tor wheat, with sales OF
1000 bushels red al 1903 els. a l07 cts while do.
Ill els. Sales of yellow corn a, SO so cts.
ais, 80 a 80 CTS. Nothing new in provisions.
Cotton is firm. Sales al 10 Ct. per ID. adj
'ance.
NEW YORK, July 2s-2 P. M.
Socks are steady-treasuries ll6 and new
can ll6S III. Exchange on London 8.
ssm Money market easy.
Flour is steady bat rather in favor Of the buy
es-sa!es OF 5000 bbls a, 81 GO 81 "a and S.
n Tor western and State brands. Southern do
S29 SIS 81; corn meal 81 81; rye -four 50 Of.
Wheat is s,eady-Sales of red al 100 l07
:sD.s, Genesee l25 1913 cls. Corn steady
Sales Of 20 600 bushels al Sc 81 els. Tor mixed
and 50 20 els. for yellow; Oats 35 CTS. Rye 81.
The Gotten market is firm with sales OF 500
bales at The prices Of yesterday, being a cent
per 10. advance under The steamer.
Whiskey "a 24a cents per gallon.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

The N. Y. Herald announces the arrival OF
The "Cfescen, City" al New York on Friday last.
bringing one months LATER intelligence from Gals
iornia She left Chaeres on the 10Th, with "a
passengers, so of whom are from California.
The steamer "Panama" arrived al Panama en-
;hs l,h Of July, having left San Francisco on
iae - h ofJuue, bringing 100 passengers.
The "Cresent City" brings $500. 600 in Gold
DIST, shipped 10 different mcrchants-some be
iug on rrivae account. She brings news that
some $4,000 persons are working The mines in
California, abou, one halt OF whom are foreign
e,s
Everything is going on quietly, and in seem.
irg harmony, except lille JEALOUSY on the part
o. The Americans towards The foreigners.
The aci OF Congress Tor The collection OF du.
lies 10 California seems 10 have excited much
lsconcnt II is characterised 10 the papers be-
lore US as "leeal outrage"
There were 50 vessels in port when the Pa.
mama left. Goods and provisions were cheap.
e. San Francisco was very healthy. The
sbundance Of gold has not been exaggerated, and
indeed seems literally inexhaustible.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS. JULY 80


TOBACCO-The breaks are not as large this
stes, and receipts are very small Tor The season,
vlh much more animation in The market. Lues
81 SO to So So common leaf ST. so a IS;
mi,dling SIS so &c; good 81 IS so TO 80,
good and fine manufacturing So $40 10 $l2
FLOUR-S5 25 Tor old. New, SIS so CIT,
retail.
WHEAT-General cash sales at 81 o. for
red and 10 for white. 81 10 IS for four
months credit.
CORN-55 c.
CORN MEAL-60 cents.
OATS-30 cents per bushel.
FlSH-Herrings are very scarce; Cut Sc so
40 IS; Gross S4t IS; Shad so S6-dul
BACON-Vngina cured 8 GEMS, hog round;
Western Sides 6i a cts. Shoulders 81 cts !;
Hams u II c Todd & Wilson's bog round c.
LARD-BaueIs II cents; kegs 8 81 cts
WHlSKEY-24 24l cents for Rec;ifed.
LIVE STOCK-BeEF: scale weigh, 81 IS a
rs gross; Hoes: none in market; SHEEP 81
3S4-as in quality
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TO Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
~ the Office OF The James River and Kanawha
Company, in Richmond, until The 10Th Gay OF
August next, for the construction OF the connec.
lion OF The Company's Canal with The tide waller
OF James river, at Richmond, from the Basin
along the line OF the old locks and through the
Richmond dock. This work will consist Of FIVE
locks of Is $40 feet lfl, with short Intermediate
basins such cuverts, walls, wastes, street bridges,
&c., as shall be Necessary; The raising OF the walls
and embarkment Of The present Dock; The eXten-
and The construction OF an outlet lock a, The
lower end thereof capable Of admitting the lar
gesl vessels coming 10 the port Of Richmond.
Sealed proposals will also be received al the
same time and place. until The same date, Tor The
construction Of The following works:
l. For the construction OF the connection of the
Company's canal with the Riganua river al Co.
lumbia. This work will consist 0! canal tour
and a hall miles long, timber dam across the
Rivanna river at S,illman's Mills, stone guard
locs, and several culverts.
2. For the construction OF The connection OF
the Company's canal with tue James river al
Gainesville. This work will conss! OF timber
dam across James river, the excavation II a
basin al Pemberon, and canal from Pernberion
TO James river 1000 feet long, with lock Of Is
feet lift.
g. For the construction of the connection OF the
Company's canal with the James river, near
New Canton. This work will consist of tim.
Der dam across James river, the excavation Of a
canal 900 feet long, and lock of 6 feel lifl.
4. A wooden bridge across James river al
charlottesville, 724 feet long; supported by stone
piers, about l40 fee, apart
S. A wooden bridge across James river al Bent
Creek, $40 IT, long; supported by stone piers abou,
l40 feet apart.
This work will be paid for 10 current bank
notes. Besides the usual reservation OF 20 per
cent. on The monthly estimates, the contractor or
contractors will be required TO give ample securi-
ty, satisfactory 10 The Board OF Directors for The
completion Of The work at the time and in the
manner specified 10 the contracts.
Plans OF the above work will be exhibited, and
specifications thereof delivered 10 the tractors,
al The Company's Office, in Richmond, by the 9Th
day of August next, on application 10 Mr.. E II
Gill; The Engineer in charge OF the tide.waler
connection, aud Mr.. John Cody, The Engineer
in charge ofthe oher works above enumerated
a tier the receipt OF the proposals, lime 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-
"a jobs, as above advertised will be et
WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Engineer J. R. g. K. Co.
Richm0Dd July 10 lSd9, Co.
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I SHALL sell, on WEDNESDAY, The 9Th day ci
September, Without ,fSsrss, 10 the highest bidder.
FOUR FARMS. situated In Orange county, say Two
miles from The Raccoon Ford, The Ropd Ann river,
thirty from Frederick sburg. and within short distance
of the contemplated Alexandria and Goidonsci!Is rail-
road.
These farms have large proportion ofow grounds on
Mountain Run. They wei adapted TO the Virginia
staples and afford abundant materials for speedy and
p4rmlntn nj Improvement, having an excellent vein OF
limestone running through them.
TIE MEADOWS contain LUIS acres. Thu dwelling
has six rooms aud Ia IN good repair having been
recently painted. This farm Is admirably adapted 10
lage grazing, being fine grass land. and well sup
piled with water and shade In every held
The WiNUER TRACT Contains GOO acres, next
above the Meadows. II has small tenement upon II
The BIRCIlAED TRACT contains also 600 acres
large proportion Of which Is bottom land OF the nrst
quality for grass and crops. -
The INDEPENDENT TRACT contains i65 acres.
end veil propurtioncd in irs divisions Of WOOL low
and upland.
TERMS-One.f fourth cash. the remainder In thrro
equal annual instalDcts, with interest from hs dafs,
secured by bond with approved security, and deed o.
lrus. on the land.
More particular information respecting them VIII 30
yyrn by my brother, jeremiah Norton living near tho
PREMISES il fully authorised to dispose OF lie pro-
perty His address ~ Elecoon Ford, CulpepsI conny
Virginia. 'aChsos "i"''
I'm
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VALUABLE LAND IN HANOVER FOR
c.IE

IN obedience To n decree of the County Court OF ia.
mover pronounced Jane 2oth, 1919, Inc undersigned,
speclal Commissioner thereby appointed, WIZ, on WE'D
NEsDaY, the s;h day Of august lc19, tair u not,
The next fair day thereafter, at III O'CLOCK, a. d., upon
tho p,einlses proceed 10 SELL by public auction TWO
certain Tracts OF Lind belonging 10 the Estate OF John
within mile Of the Old Church Post Office and dis
lant from, Richmond fifteen, and from Hanover Court
house eleven miles The larger Iact, containing thrse
hundred acres, has II a comfortable dwelling house.
large barn. and other necessary bou2es, and SUN
Gent nifty OF tmSeradoins the Ian of Col Jonh
A. Meredith and, by very long line, the ana OF ua'
successful and Justly distinguished asficuaraIs. .
Edmund Rufin, the rapid improvement anu n;,nin =
value of whose plantation, by the use ., "a
very few years ARE exciting the admiration .in ,,
OF the natives OF old Hanover. rms lIae. - a
and beautifully located, and .he si.e '. va 1919
honse ia airy and go elevated Al 10 comn'anu ser
,srr,ys view o( the Pamunsey ana Of the surrounding
rh INHALER tract. containing ninety sI acres 10 81,
,,,a Iiit1 above The Old Church. on the main foea
,dine IN the city Of Richmond, and - as pIoduetss
other forest land in the neighoorhooo, ous WIN
out i'm p.eyeTaenu.
TEKMS-so much cash as shall be suhc'eot 10 psy
be costs and expenses OF sale, and onehh oil the nrit
nyoc.eds Of saie-the balance 10 hVe equal payments
pf one two three, four and hve ysars-tne osierfeo
naymrnts t bear from the day oil sale ths put
chaser executing bonds with good personal security.
and the title TO be retained nnlil the whole purchase
money Is paid. 1LEnLLL
July l0--cw.Auss opeciai COMMISSIONED
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IN CHANCERY-VIHoIHIA:- AT Court OF 9uarleI-
ly Session, held for the county oil NoI,unoeiann,
ls49: ,,.,~
Warner Hurst riain'H'
against , c,,
Thomas (;askjns Administrator Of Henry Gasklns,
deceased, and Chatham Hurst and Ann E his vile,
ue'sH's'' N"N Defendants.
The defendants, Chatham Hurst ana ann n's vic
not having entered their appearance anu gwen
w. according TO the oct Of Assembly and The rules OF
this Court, and it appearing by Satisfactory
that they ale not Inhabitants ol mus oolinona
n Is ordered that the said defendants 40 appear oe
fore the Justices Of our County Court OF said county
Al the Court house, the second Money IN 'uV nsa
and answer the said bill OF the pain1iIi aug na. g.
no of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
Der published in the city of Richmond for TWO monn'
successfully, and posted at the front dooI o. ,ne
house OF said county, for two successive Cou DAYS
u,voa-ewam. " WY u sTITH, C C..
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AM now prepared to supply order, At The Oh stand
corner OF Slain and 10Th Streets first door below the
Union Hotel, all sizes of THRESaERS, from two To
eignt morse power, that will guarantee TO thrr. n
perfectly clean from 5U to 500 bush. H. of wheat per day
,WObushes have Teen tbreshed with The largest size
The above mentioned machines are such were former
W made ny my father for many years. aud have given
more general satisfaction than any other machine IN
Ihey are generally known as Fox &; Buriand's STAPLE
Tooth. Spring Bed Threshers. These machipps have
never been surpassed and shall my best endeavors
90 make Them at all times fully equal f not superior 10
those made by any other establishment in the State
! am now making some with new, improved, Sell. oil.
Ing Box with steel aIles; also, win patent metallic
reduced prices.
Prices of Threshers from $50 to $40; Horse Powers
from SlD0 10 Sis.
WHEAT FANS Il have just completed an improve
meni on the premium Fan, that will make il clean as
well at once running through formerly done al
TWO operations.
PROUTY 4 MEAR'S celebrated Centre Draushl
and SefSharpening pLOCGH5-a large stock, OF all
sizes. These Piougis among the most celebrated
In use, and have taken premiums various agricuu
raj exhibitions amounting 10 upwards OF S2,DIlU
CORN SHELTERS, for hand and horse pow er. from
So TO S27
STRAW CUTTERS, CHAINS for Horse Powers,
LEATHER BANDS for Threshers, &c.
hEfatRihG done In all lis branches, and old ma
chimes supplied with new teeth. brasses, &C. as 10
operate az well as when first made
June 29-cI2t JABEZ X PARKER
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Strail0n,a Office.

No:s, SOUTH EouRTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA
Let althe world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON'sthe msn.
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, No 5I-July 9Th,
45 80 81 10 Sd 10 % % 90 81 70 4s 6s.
Half Ticket. Nos 81 to 73, anohcr and Ticket, Nos
'''a p''@' : s'''' "''' p' srRATToN
Drawn Nos OF Sussex Lottery Extra. Nos9-Jny lsth
c. 81 SIS q IA ST ~ 3S lG
Whole Nos lG 50 ST, do Is 81 f3; Half, Nos A S.
s., prize of sloO Ticket Nos IL 81 a four more sold
and paid by SIRaTTON:
Drawn Nos of Monongalia Lottery. No Gully 2s,h
II 80 SO 10 8 | n G. 2l 81 ~ 81 25 81 %
Ticket Nos 81 30 g. prize Of one hundred and for
~ dollars, sold and paid by STRATFON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEh.
2l,5s6 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
5000 1000, 2Ooo 10 Of l.oOo &c. 70 Nos, Is drawn.
Tickets IS; halves 80; quarters %.
10000 DULLARSl $4,000 DOLLARS!
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No. 81. Capitals $780,
O0O Is 0G0 10000 5000, $500, 500 - Of 900, &C..
rs Nos 10 drawn. Tickets sl0i halves s. ors. . so.
"a O92 DOLLARSl 10000 DOLLARSl
Observation-Disclosures, No. 81. Capitals S21,-
0s1 QUO, 5000, 3,OOO $500 6a4 Of loo, &C. 70
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
FRlDAY--susssr, No. So Capitals: Sic. 600, $780,
30OU 2,67l, 1900, of 900, &c. rs Nos, III drawn
Tickets 81; halves 81 Qrs. !.
1000 DOLLARS! 1000 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY--Sussex, Extra, No. %. Capitals
81 600, l0U0, 3i3 sc. 7s Nos. Ia drawn Tickets $l
halves 5Octs;Iuarters 25cta.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR AUGUST!
Virginia MononealIa Lottery, Glass 95 for ls4s be
drawn on Saturday, August 4Ih. IS No. l.Ottery-l4
drawn ballots. Capitals s3)cUO, 10000 1000 1000,
3072 % Of 500 ~ OF o00 ~ OF 4uO, &C. Tickets S0
shares in proportion.
Virginia Monongna Lottery, Glass IS, for lsi9, 20
be- drawn on Saturday, Aug lith. rs No. Loliery-l4
drawn ballots. Capitas, $4,000 10000, 5000, 1000,
5000 $500. 740, III OF ,lOO 10 Of 75O IL of $780, sc.
Tickets Sl0-sh res in proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates Of Packages and
single Tickets in althe Lotteries win be promptly al
tended TO- and drawings sent when requested. Please
address orderst0 N. STRATTON,
Inlv 40 Richmond. Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-31
THRESHING MACHINES

II M. SMITH, late Of the firm of Parker s Smith,
- and formerly foreman for the late Jabez Parker
would respectfully call the attention Of his friends and
The public generally 10 his extensive MACHINE ESrA-
BLiSHMENF, on Main street, opposite the Union ii0-
tel, where, independent of his patent Self.Orng Bcr
now exclusively In his own hands. hs has improve
ments Horse Powers strictly WORTHY the attention OF
persons intending 10 purchase.
Whilst intending to keep i few machines ready made
ne would advise persons wanting, 10 send in their or
dsrs early.
most superior article In the way Of Wheat Fans al.
ways on hind. Also, Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters
not surpassed.
Having superintendent the construction of ali Thesh
made by the late Jabez Parker he willund-rake 10
repair such Of 0rder-pn in new sets Of teeth
where they too much tlresli clean, ami do
general repairs.
fie has hand few superior Slckles fc. McCor.
mcs's Reapers, and Chain Bands fDs Chain Horse
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