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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-02
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Ar PRl-
VaTE SALE

: Agent for Joseph f. Montgomery, with fu an,ho.
my ~ sell, hereby 6flrr, privately, his yaluabl.
Lands, situated on Rocsish river, in Nelson county
This property has been IN marke, for m. la.I Nv,
years, anu Is known 10 many, and this Circumstance
may induce suppose either ina, The Ian. IL ~,
desirable, that II has held high
Neither oi these suggestions, however, Correct
This Estate Is, IN TRUTH hesitate not Ia assert nur III
the most valuable Of lis size Va the state whether f
planting, farming or grazing purposes; and ahouoh 4
jar price has heretofore been insisted on great bar
gain may now he had. the owner being dee rnined 10
sell n whatever pr!cr his property will command when
fairly presented TO purchasers
The entire tract contains about $50 acres a30 arre,
being bottom land of the highest prodnctiyrn and
wholly free from overflow.
Inc highland, generally is of excellent quality and
lies iavoraby Tor cnltlvaonabout three hundred and
any aces being already cleared The woodland il a,
well nbrfed Is any land In Virginia there being upon
u an abundance OF while oak, Spanish oak pnnlar
hickory che NUT locust and walnut The whole E.
tate Is unusually wei. Rarred anu the situation IL \.
markahly healthy.
This property lies within twenty two miles OF How
ardsviilr, on the James River Canal which place an
excellent road nearly Completed, and distance from
the contemplated route ni the louisa Railroad NJ the
Eastern base OF the blue Ridge, Is only about 9 mites
The place will he sold IN one tract ar il will be- div
ded into twn or three tracts, may br preferred nv
purchasers, each with sufficient improvements and
win du. amount ofcearrd and hi,h and, and good
supply Of water. The main dwelling situated pretty
centrally on The estate, Is IN excellent brick building
handsomely situated, with necessary out houses
fourth Of The purchase money Will be required ~
hand, and The balance in three equal annual install
menis without interest.
Possession will be given al any time though In rn
operations will be carried until sale be effected
Ny address Is Greenfield, Nelson county, Virginia,
near which place reside.
would respectfully invite all who may be disposed
Ia buy Ia give me early call, my purpose being Ia
Jan 3D--ctf JAMES NJ HARRIS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Reduction Of Tolls on the
GA ~ A.

A a meeting of the President and Directors Of the
"A James River aud Kanawha Company, held at Rich
mond, on Friday, 18th January, ls49:
II 6eQg satisfactorily represented to the Board, on
ties between Richmond and the Blue Ridge, that the
present toll has the effect Of discouraging the
cultivation Of that article for Market and of causing
the greater portion of the crops which raised be
unnecessarily aud lavshy fed farm stock; and fur
ther, that suitable reduction OF toll thereon would
~ of Corn greatly exceeding the ratio of such reduc
ton, SO that tho revenue ofthe Company would there
by be increased
Resolved, That the toll on Corn and Corn Meal be
reduced 10 one cent per ton per mile.
Mr.. Ellis, from the Committee heretofore appointed
to consider the expedency of charging merely nom-
nal toll on all articles used in improving the soil Of
lands, presented written Report accompanied by the
correspondence Of the Committee, with statistics and
recnmme ndins the following resolutions, which were
adopted:
Resolved as follows
!. That the toll on Gypsum, Guano, Poudrette, and
Manure Of all kinds be fixed at l2 cents ton for all
distances.
Q That the Tollea,hers on the Canal continue TO
charge Lime the present toll OF mills per per
mile, hut receiving satisfactory proof that said aTti.
Gle was bona de intended TO be employed solely In i'm.
proving the soil Of ands and has not been and will
not be employed for any other purpose then the said
Tolgalherers hereby Instructed TO charge l2l cents
per ton for all distances.
3. That the said Togatherers continue To charge on
Coal and Coke passing up the Canal the present toll OF
Ms per ton per mile; but on receiving satisfactory
proof that said articles were bona fde intended be
employed solely In the burning OF lime for the improve
ment of the soil OF lands and have not BEEN and will
not be employed for any other purpose then the said
Togatheers are hereby instructed charge only ls
cents per ton for all distances.
Extract from the Records. GERBERDlNG,
Secretary James River and Kanawha Company.
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Greek Nation Prize Office,
MO.l0i EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond
L W

oh! you in search Of gold, where'er you roam,
Remember, HURIEY'5 Office ais here"-at home.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR FEBRUARY!
$4,000! S2O.OOO $4,000! 20 Of $1,000 /!
Virginia State Lottery. Class No. 49, for ls4s 10 be
drawn ballots. splendid Scheme: $40, 900, 81, 600
10000, 5000, $780, 600, 1885, 20 Of OO0 &C. Tick
cts $40; halves 5; qrs. . 50.
Delaware Lottery, No. 6, TO be drawn February 7tl
70 Nos IA drawn. Capitals: s3G, 6G6, l3ap, 1855.
1000, of $780, Of ,ooO 40 Of 500. &C. Tickets
$40; halves 5; quarters 9 so.
Virginia monongalia Lottery, Glass o. for ls49 10
be drawn on Saturday, February 10. &C No. Lottery
5000, 10 Of l00O 10 Of $780, &C. Tickets $40; halves
5; quarters SO.
Delaware Lottery, No. 7, 10 be drawn February 18th
IS Nos, l2dIawn Capitals: 100000, a. of l,o0O, 10
Of 500, 100 Of 49, sc. Tickets $40; halves S. quar-
ters so.
Virginia State Lottery, Glass No. ~ for lstl to be
drawn on Saturday, the 18th February. 7s Cos, 10
drawn. Scheme: $780, lac, 10 Of $1,000 10 cf $780, 30
Of 900, % OF 600, % of AGO. Tickets sl0 halves
5;quarters2 50.
Delaware Lottery, No 2, to be drawn February ast
~ No. Lottery-i2 drawn ballots. Capitals SIS. 900,
~ Of ZOO, 60 Of 400, ia of 2U0, &C &c Tickets $40
shares In proportion.
$4,000! $4,000! S2o,Oool siI33o,
Virginia State Lottery, Glass b, for 1919, To bs
drawn on Saturday, February 2ith. - drawn mum.
bers out OFFS. Capitals: SIS OO0 IS OOO 900, 1870,
of 900, 900, OF 5000, of a,OOO &c. Tick.
oss Sioj quaitcIo aHu eiHHths III plopOrlon.
Delaware Lottery, No. g. 10 be drawn February as,h
~ No Lottery-l4 drawn ballots. Capitals: $4,000
l3,O0O 1000 30 of IO0O 80 of $780, 40 OF 3O0 &C.. &C.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
Orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and Shares in any OF the above Schemes TO
the undersigned will receive the most prompt attrn-
tion, and an account OF each drawing forwarded as
soon as IL Is received.
N. B-IIurley pays postage on all letters 10 and
from his office.
Hurey's rule is 10 cash al prizes at sight.
Hurley will cash all prizes sold by other Vendors.
Hurley has at all times complete assortment of tick
ets, ranging In price from 81 To $40.
Please address your ordeIsto WIN. HURLEY,
No.l0, Main street. Richmond, Va.
III Enthusiastically con fdential. Jan 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
Negro Esiring asad General
Agency.

fINHE subscribers having been, for many years en-
= gagged as General Agents in this city, again offer
thes services TO their former patrons and 10 the public
generally for the collection of ella ms Of every descrp
ton, renting out houses and receiving The rents hiring
nnt negroes, collecting their hes and disposng OF
Them az public or private sale They also sell real pro-
perry IN town or country and purchase slaves on com
nry attend 10 business, they refer the citizens of
RiGnmond generally, and particularly To the following
grnrmen-yiz:
ten VIM Lambert, Mayor; Bernard Pey,on VIM II
Richardson, jas Heath, Auditor; George W Muntnrd
VIM + Thos Richie, Mosely 3 Eliplt, VIM sands
Nicholas Mills, John Rnthercord Andrew Stevenson
John VI Patton, Webb, Bacon 4 Baskerville Archibald
Pi-asahts, WillIam1, Claiborne Co, Jas cask- John
Z liohson, John l. rnte, Dunlop MoLcurr & Co, John
FERGUSON, II w FRY, Th0s & Eias Ellis I.ofin
Elicit. PHILIP NJ TABB 4: SON,
Office on Main street, opposite Exchange Bank.
NB-Persons wishing to place servants un Ter our
1st by giving early notice thereof accompanied by
list Of The servants and statement Of their cha,ac.
tiers and qualifications, and by sending them to s on or
before The 95tlI Of December thereafter AZ
practicable, astie Christmas week is the most fayora
BILE lime for hiring.
owners nj distance may avoid the trouble and ex-
prnse oil coming 10 town with servants, by sending
Them TO our address, after having previously advised US
oil the time and manner Of sending them, so that we
may ne IN readiRrss To receive them, their arrival
AT tue time and place designated, and have them
placed where they will be Comfortably provided for Til
hired out.
We superintend through the year all servants hired
out by u.s. aud In case of Illness nav specIal attention
TO their being promptly furnished the necessary medi.
cal aiu. NJ TaBB & SON.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

NHE subscriber VIII pay The above reward Tor the a
l. piehension and delivery To him, nj his residence,
near Emmett, in Wilkinson comfy. Georgia, Of his
Negro Man, Ern-or twenty-five dollars for his dellvr
ry in any safe Jill that he get him again. Elm
Is about IS 50 years old, Of dark muatto color s'I
feet two inches high, high forehead heard heavy
and little grey teeth nearly all out, particularly the
back ones, voice smooth and piau.ibr when spoken
TO, and weighs from 1911 10 40 pounds. He had on
when he left blue mixed homcspnn frock coat, coarse
h0mesphn shirt black satnet pants, grey mixed home
spun vest home made shoes, closed with tanned lea
ther srings;a white wool hat nearly worn out, with
Hat crown. He will doubt Try TO pass on "a free
negro and will tell plausible tale in order 10 carry out
his design. JOHN FREEMAN. in.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE in THE COUN-
TY OF fIENRlCO.

PURSUANT 10 a decree III the SuDerlor court ot
.nahcrry iorthe Richmoni Ii~uit, pronounced on
the l2lh day Of June lbs in snit depending in said
Court, ~ the name Of James X Roper Executor ol IN.
last WIN ana testament II Robert Graddock plaintiff
against Richard Adams Sheriff ii iIenlco county and
rs snch, administrator al John Green, decrasrd and
others, defendants, the undersigned, who were an
pointed commissioners for The purpose will procr Ell
on Monday, the 5h day If February, 1919 that being
'"irt day, III front III The Court. door IL al
public auction. The Real Estate IN the bill aud prccrrd
Inss mentioned, CONSISTING Of Two parcels nlainipp
about eishiyhvr acres ~ The hole tract one nf which
!ohh Green died seized and possessed Of and the her
being the land conveyed by the said John Green 10 Ro
bert Green, In trust Tor rdorah Green and VIM Jane,
Green This land lies abou. four mites below Rich
mond, on TN Darby Town road adjoining the lands 81
Jesse +. kesee and others The decree directs The
land to be sold for fourth of the purchase money m
casa, ana The residue upon credit Of six and twelve
months, upon the purchasers entering into bonds vim
good security for The deferred paym. MS and the title
To be retained until The whole Of the purchase noney
pad, and deed ordet~d It. be made by the Court
JOHN NJ. GREGORY, o..
JOHN O. sTEGER. Commissioners
Ian ND,
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300 Dollars keward,

IjAN AWAY from Richmond about the 18th Deem
~ her, 1913, my Negro Man, JACK SINGLETON
lie is OF bright copper cnlnr, about 81 years Of age
about feet inches high, very bulky and heshy and
weighs from go 10 250 pounds. He has scar below
one o his knees from old sore; also, full and bushy
head If hn; dresses fine, and is intelligent man OF
his color. He s first rate boot and shoe maker WIN
pay 500 for him if arrested Of The State aud $50
within the State.
Also-Ran away from the subscriber, al Farmvlle,
about the 10Th June last, a bright mulatto "an-Ma
about twenty eight years of age, OF low stature Walks
badly being inclined To be box anklrd-wlih bnshy
head of hair No other marks recoIecied He Is shoe
maker by trade and having carried of hs tools, II Is
thought he may be lurking about some OF the shops
about Richmond, as he seen not many days after
n. left here going In that dirertion-or about Lynch
burg, az he raised in near that place. ] will
give reward Of 800 for him If taken out of tho state
$50 IL taken the state. Any information concern
ing him will be thankfully received
PH JACKSON,
Ian nv Cooyce Gillian, l.
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r ORLEYs OFFICE, No. 10Y, East Main

IL Street.
To those who of hard times complain,
HURLEY says "c0me try again!'
Latest IRON the Gold Region
$1,000, sold by HURLEY, on las, Saturday
Drawn Nos. Monongalia Lottery, Glass A. Tor
Jan. 81, lS49:
76 II I l3 80 4 As 46 60 II 80 Al 70 7S "a
Ticket Nos. IS TIA prize of 81 600, sold
10 correspondent. and will be paid al sight. BY
HURLEY.
HURLEY's OFFICE STILL AHEADu
Two more sold and paid by HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia, Glass Is, Jan 26th:
Lowest Prize 81.
% IS "a IS % "a 80 6 10 30 Al CT IL
Tickets Nos, % "a So; do. do. 80 IS 63, 'bo,h
sold and paid By HURLEY.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, No S, Jan. 81:
Lowest prize Si0.
Al 81 g. 43 Is 60 80 3S 3 81 10 80.
Hurlev's arrangement for this Week:
FRlDAY-$l5,0 600. 10 Nos, l3 drawn
SATURDAY MoRNING-s5,ooo. rs Nos:
Is drawn. Tickets l. Packages 50 81.
SATURDAY EVENING-$40,0 600, &c. 10
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40.
HURLEY offers for sale, this week. tickets in
the glorious little "Small Fry" Lottery, Glass No.
Is, Extra. Capitals: S5,0O0 &C. Tickets ST..
Packages SIS rs, warranted TO draw back So IS
al least. All persons in want of money are re-
quested 10 cali at HURLEY'S, where for small
investments large returns are generally made.
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RUNAWAY ARRESTED.

COMMITTED to the Jail of The city Of Norfolk, rs
u runaway, on the 10th day Of November, 1879,
Negro Man, who says bis name IS Tom OF Thomas
man. Of New Orleans. Tom, or Thomas, Is about 80
yeats Of age, feet inches high, light bacon color.
stoutly made, full face bushy hair, has very slight
stoppage In his speech and has seen baby III
elty Of Richmond Va, trader, and carried to New
Orleans in the schooner James Monroe CAPTAIN BUSH
some twenty years ago. He says ne lived with MS
master Mr. Necho In New Orleans, six or seven years
and thence he escaped to Boston, where he has been
following the water ever since until arrested here and
confined in jail. His owner is hereby notified TO prove
aovMo,berwise he will be disposed Of as the law d
r.cts GEO H MILLER, Tailor.
Ian 30-c6w
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CONCORD ACADEMY


This Institution is located in Caroline COUNTY, Vr
GINA, forty miles North of Richmond and three
miles from the Richmond and fredericksburg Railroad
The course Of instruction comprises the Latin Greek
French and Spanish languages, Mathematics in all It's
branches, Natural and Moral Philosophy.
TERMS for Board and Tuition, for SIX months com.
mencing the LIST of February next, will be siO-Slu0
payable IN advance $40 nj the close OF the session.
r w COLEMAN, a NJ, Principal.
!. NJ COLEMAN, A ~
Post Ofice-Concord Academy.
REFERENCES-Iion John Y Mason, Secretary Of
the Navy; DR. Scott Speaker the Senate OF yir-
Eina; Gen Bernard Peyton.s Maj Thomas II Ellis /.
Mrssrs w Leigh James A Seidont and Robert g
Stanard, Richmond; Hon Robert r Hunter and Kch
ard Baylnr,s ESQ., Essex; Messrs John 1abh' and Jno
Bryan,s Gloucester; sessrs Miers w Fisher. and
George + Wilkins Accomac; Col Thomas Ran
doph' aud WIN Rises,s Esq, Abrlnarlr; WIN II
Tayloe,- Esq, Moun. Airy; WIN Il tIauison, Esq.
Prince George Mai Clayton G Coleman Louisa; Dr
armistead Cooke" Norfolk; William u Row." Esq,
Matthew's; Hon Thnnus II I.ayiy; Thomas u Ghnson
Esq, Petersburg; Andrew Hunter Esq Jefferson; Rev
WIN Friend, Port Royal ri Rev Nicholas Cohbs, Judge
Samuel Chapnan,s and Judge Daniel Coleman, Ala.
bama; DR. VIM e Daniels Georgia; John Compton, /.
Esq, Louisiana; Hon James 81 Mason, = WinchesIcr.
Gentlemen who either have had, NJ present
have, sons wards members of the institution.
Dec l2-ctFebl
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La IN bert7s - iii c e ,

FORMERLY HOYT'S,)
On Fourteenth Street. under the Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Monongalia. Glass A, Jan. 9Th
76 II 7 10 30 4 As IS 62 II 33 At 73 10 "a
Whole 80 At rs another prize OF 81 600 sent
TO this office.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra IL, Jan. 9th:
479 % 10 81 "a II % 30 Ga.
Whole % "a Ga, Share % % GA. two more Of
the capitals sold by LAMBERT.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, Extra, 9, Jan. 20:
80 20 SIS 4 Sc 42 sc 90 81 9 81 3 81.
Ticket Nos. 20 81 49, Both sold and paid
Do. 4 42 81, by LAMBERT.
TO-DAY
FRIDAY-The Virginia Monongala Lottery, Glass
No. 10. Capitals: 1000, 5000 &c. rs Nos 10 drawn
TicketSS4; halves 9: quarters l.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The SusseI county
tDelewarc) Lottery, Extra, Class M. Is. Capitals
85 900, $500, 900, &c 70 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets
81; halves so cts; Quarters2 5c.
Saturday Evening-Sales close At O'Clock.
A MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Glass l9, for 1859, TO be
drawn on Saturday, February 3d. IS No. Lottery-l3
drawn ballots Capitals $40 900, 21O0O, 900, 900,
SG00 4000 a55. % of 900, &c. Tickets SIU-shares
in proportion.
IT Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares in tho above in any Of Maui
~ l. Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from 81 to $40 tickets
willrecove the prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately to distant adventures,
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, Va.
n Recol!ect No.3-tThere's luck in odd numbers,
sav Rory q, More ), Ian 29
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9j DOLLARS Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the lith J,nu-
II AIRY, his Negro Man, named TITUS. He is about
forty years Of age about five feet eight inches In height,
and very black, with the left side OF his face,
produced by burn. He has great deal Of assurance
and is api to deceive the most crednous. Will give
reward OF ten dollars for his apprehension and deve-
~ to me- IL caught in the State TWENTY-FIVE dollars
II caught out Of the State and delived I, Titus is
very bow legged and had on suit of good yarn clothes
when he left. isah y ShirriS'
Ioyd's Essex county, Va, Jan 23-ctf
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HICKORY NECK ACADEMY, JAMES
EI<EX coli Wv


THE exercises Of This Institution will he resumed
Il OF The Isl Of February, ls49, aud continue SEES
sion of ten months, consisting OF two terms.
The course of studies will embrace all of the Eng
lsh branches, the Classics, Mathematics and French
Latin and Greek course very full IN Latin, irst les
sons, Latin Reader, Cesar, Cornelius Nepos, Yirail
Sailust, Cicero, Horace Lyy, raciu> and Juvenal; in
Greek. Greek Reader, New Testament Greece, Majora
and Homer; IN Mathematics, Arithmetic, Algebra, Ge-
ometry, TTlsonomrtry and Surveying, together with
the Natural Sciences, at the low prices Of
SIS for English Scholars under ten years Old
81 for do do
% for Latin, English included
30 for Greek and French, Latin and Eng included.
This Institution is situated on the stage road LEADING
from Richmond TO Williamsburg, twelve miles from
the latter, In healthy region and moral community, as
free from dissipation and extravaganza any the
State.
Board including every thing, SIS for the ten months.
The Principal ia prepared 10 accommodate from eight
TO ten boarders in his own family and pledges partcu.
lar attention 10 their morals and general habits.
Students will be charged from the time of entering,
after the commencement Of the session, until the close,
aud deduction made excep, in OF prolracled
illness.
The Principal has had five years experience in teach
Ing and 1attering testimonials Of his qualifications
morally and intellectually, SINE Of which before
the public, and therefore omitted here. In conirma
lion of his petensions, he refers the Trustees Of the
Institution, and his patrons generally.
HENRY +. MCKINNEY, Principal.
N. Blocks and Stationery furnished At the Rich
mond prices. Payment, half yearly.
Ian l0-c5t
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LAND IN CliES rEaFIELU COUNTY +,
For SALE Az AIli,IIAN

"A VEKY VaInabir TRACT Of LAND viii be sold
! IN Chesterfield county on SATURDAY. the tenth
day OF February s19 n - oc!uck NJ If fair If moi
The next fair 'ay-Sunday -Nc-pt-d-containiny Az,
acre" ny recent survry-a plot o which will be r.hbu
ed on the day III sale. This property situated ,min-
diatey on the Goodies Bridge Road III cen miles from
The city OF Richmond. ani adjoining tie lands Of VII
kins tall and Others. About half OF The above
tract Is IN woudS-the balance cleared and produces
hnely corn, oats, wheat aud tobacco. The place il
abdndanty wa@red for stock, and the situation r..
markabiy healthy. The Improvements consist Of a
dwelling holise with ivc rooms aud nil necessary ont
houses Tor The u.s. ~ tn farm and l. npSt excellent
location for physician. Having determined In ali
those attending the sal. may br assured that II win h.
sold, and that without reserve
The terms will br accommodating and made kpo,,,
on the day Of safe. Sale on the premises
Jan 2b-ctds w T. WALTIALI
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Office OfC. w. Purcell Il Go.
d. PAINE & CO., MANAGERS,

ID. PAINE & CO., MANAGERS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TUE most brilliant Scheme ever drawn in America !
800 900 Capital 2 oil $50 600, 4 of S25 600
8 Of Sl2, 5O0-under the management Of D. PAINE
4 CO., sole Contractors OF all Maryland Lotteries.
We have the pleasure Of presenting to adventures in
Lotteries ths largest and most brilliant scheme
drawn in the United States Wa invite particular at
ention To II, and challenge acomparson with any other
scheme heretofore offered The prizes amount TO FIVE
MILLION FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DaLLiRs.
To clubs and individuals this Scheme presents un
eqalrd advantages for packages there being Is drawn
ballots in each package Of 25 tickets and package
may contain the five highest Capitals, amounting To
TWO HUNDRED AND PITY THOUSAND DOLLARS
We present this Scheme at this early day, in order
that correspondents from all parts OF the United
States may have ample time 10 forward their orders and
receive their tickets before the day Of drawing arrives
which will take place At Baltimore the 2'th day Of
April, 1870, under The supeTintendence of Commission
appointed by The Governor of Maryland.
Orders for packages single tickets will br prompt
y and confdentialy attended TO- il addressed 10 The
Managers, or To
Z. w. PURCELL & co, Richmond, Va
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Glass A, 10
be drawn on Saturday. April astl, 1919 rs No. Loue
ry-I5 drawn ballots.
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IN HANcERY-Vlss,HtA AT Rules held in the
Clerk ) ONCE Of the Cifcni Superior Count Of Law
aud Ihanfsry Of Northampton county, on Monday, IL.
Isl day of January, l-j9:
Henry Shredder, Plaintiff:
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FORTUNES aadsME.
FOR TEIS WEEK

FUK THIS WEEK.
Fridav-Maryand Consolidated, 81. Capt.
tails: $4,000, Of 6OoO,a of 5000, 20 OF 1000 SC.
70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets IS.
Saurday-Grand Consolidated, Glass 10. Ca
oi'als: S37500, 20 OF $500, IS of 1900, 25 OF
$50, &c. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SO
shares 10 proportion.
u Orders for tickets, packages, certificates Of
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Lole-
ries advertised by Messrs. ID. Paine s. Co attend.
ed TO with promplness, and drawings forwarded
to all who wish it,. R. CHALK.
l..