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RAuoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRING ;
VIRGINIA,

I More generally kn0tcn as UGrient'H Sp'tngS
WAS open for the reception OF visitors on tue hil
w June Extensive Improvements are IN progress,
thar will give new aspect TO the whole establishment.
No expense will he spared in adding 10 US ennesh
ment, 10 the comfort ana pleasure y. ."e go.
Knowins nv ocular evidence IN numerous Instances,
The positive intrinsic value of the water and s almost
miraculous effect in particular cases, u mas nrtn r.
pardsd as good policy enlarge the accommodations
and Ia como IL The original design 10 crafty the
tasie and fancy of guests, well 10 promote iher
health and pleasure situated ~ remafSab'y nea,ny
REGION in full view Of the bold Bae Ridge ana ~ tHe
vicinity of the beautiful village o Waren.on, Visi0is
NAV on horseback in carriages, over The improving
roads enjoy the most picturesque scenery, OF may sen
exercise in the ten pin alleys the pistol gallery .ns
game of billiards. the healthful dance. The lovers oi
music and flowers will find peculiar care has heen "a,
ken 10 win their approval, while the faiio~ ace. an"
the fawn gold and silver fish, the elk and me puma
In NAV relieve tedious hour 10 those VINO are inter
esied in the fsrs Rdtprs. In word, every step mas
hern mich expanded ibeality could suggest 10
ada 10 the comfort and accommodation of visitors Inc
hurdle race and tournament, the fancy bali, masQue'
rade and brilliant fire works, will lend theif resi- ectvs
attractions Nor these preparations designed ior Inc
eay monde only. To the holy ministers OF religion Of
every denomination, cordial mol Tluoe'ns 'nsI.a
ce of the Church respected throughout the season.
These Springs are rs or 80 miles. accnrdine 10 The
route taken from Fredericksburg, and 10 or % from
Alexandra. Trweekly stages VIII run from oo.n
these points till July, when daily lines wili be esta
blished. Visitors leaving The District oil Columna. IN
the stage steamer, al or 9, A. NJ may reach me
Springs The same day
These Springs are known on the Post Office books as
"WaIrenon Springs" and all letters should b 80 d.
rected or they may be e al Waenton, or sent TO the
White Sulphur Springs In Greenhrier.
Terms Of Board will be "a follows: $50 for The whole
season. ending LIST October SIS for three months ShO
for two months S35 for month; SlO per week; SIS
for Two week 81 Is per day; meals or lodging 81 cents
each Servants and children under twelve years o'd,
half price No charge for children under three years
old When separate tables provided for children
before the usual hour those who retain the sea q,
the ordinary table will be charged full price, Horses oo
cents 8 day, or $40 month.
The finest wines and spirits have been procured, ana
corsage will be charged foe private supplies
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
~ The Legislature OF Virginia Is to assemble al
these Springs Monday the lth OF June, and It's In
erestng debates will offer extraordinary attractions 70
ali who desire TO and hear this able body OF 'irs
II, o,aSssm.n June s-ctf
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FORMERLY HOYTS.)


IN Fourteenth Street, unGtf Lie Exchange i0te!
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery, No 42-June IS.
al 63 Is l5 IS 81 IS 60 to % 40 81 IL IS.
Whole Nos 63 IL rs Prizes Of one hundred dollars
Share. Nos Is 6J 63 each, sent 10 this Office.
Drawn Nos of Monongaa Lottery, Glass 70, June 20:
g. - 10 ~ 3 Is 90 6s n 81 25 AZ.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, No 26, June 81
80 go Is 80 Is IS 36 81 46 IL 63
TO-DAY
FRInAY-The Sussex county Delaware Lottery.
Class No. -. Capitals: S5,OD0, $500, 2 Of 1900,
1924, Is Of ,000 &c. 66 Mos. 10 drawn. Tickets
81; halves ,: quarters /.
SATuRDAY-Doiiar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
tDeIawarel Lottery, Extra, Glass No rs. Capitals:
$1,000. 1000, SC. IS Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets 81;
halves so cts; quarters rs C.
Saturday Evenina--5aies close al O'Clock.
The Virginia Monongaa Lottery, Class II, for ie4g :
Capitals SIS $780, II 200, 5000, 5000, OF aO00 800.
Loss, iU OF 200, sc. Is Nos. IL drawn Tickets
Sl0-shares IN proportion.
kT Orders tor packages, certificates 81 packages,
single ticket, shares the above, or IN any oil hau-
~ Co.'S Lotteries, tof which there are drawings
every day, prices varying from 81 10 $40 oEtickets
wlreceive the most prompt attention, aud The draw
inss forwarded Immediately to distant Adventures,
when requested. Address ..
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Pla1o Richmond Va.
az Recollert No .3-.Fheie' s luck IN odd numbers,
says Rory O'More y Junea5
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
LOTTERIES.
Stratsoe.'s sDfncc.

NOS, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. Rr"n-
~ MOND. VIRGINIA
Letal!ihe world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. TRaTTON'S The man.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery No 42-June as
al 63 10 Is Is 81 SO oil 66 DC 40 Ga ~ IS.
Ticket, Nos Is Al IS, prize at three hundred dol
lars, sold and paid nv STRArrOS
Drawn Nos OF Monongaa Lottery, No 79-Jun- 26ti..
G. 81 l9 ~ 3 IL aS 6s 81 u p IL.
Half Ticket, Nos &c %, prize Of one huGdied
dollars, sold and paddy STRATIuN.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Class 26-Jun.2':
80 60 Is AZ 10 SIS 30 II 7 46 Il 81
SCHEMES FOR TIE HEEh
$4,000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS,
FRiDAY--Susse1, No. ~ Capitals: SIS COL, 5000.
2of 1000, 1924, Is Of l.Ooa &C. &c Nos, 10 trs@n
Tickets 81; haives2i Qrs. l.
5000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS
SATURDAY-SusseI, Extra, NJ. IS Capitals =
5000, 1870, 7OO Sc. IS Nos - drawn. Tickets s.,
halves So cts.iauauers 25cts.
Virginia aonongalia LOTTERY, Glass ~, Tor 1879, 10
be drawn on Saturday, June 3Wh 10 drawn nuin
bers out of Is. Capitals S35,OOU, 1900 400 SUM-
900, 500 655 10 OF 900, 10 OF ", ~ 81 4oo SC
Tickets SlO--shares in proportion
Orders or Packages, Certificates OF Packages and
angle Tickets IN aithe Lotteries VIII br promptly al
tended to- nd draw ngs sent wh-n requested please
address orders,e y. 5Ikai l,'a,
Juns 25 Richmond. Va.
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CASES OF GENUINE ASIATlC CHO-
ERA

A LII the early premontory symptoms OF ths alarm
n inc disease may be at once arrested, and the dis
ease prevented, by the use OF
BILLINGS ANODYNE REMEDY,
The receipt for which have had in possession for
seven years past and which used, during the Cho-
lera of 1892 all over the South and West-wa5 used IN
this cy-has been used since, and Is now, By numbers
of the citizens of Richmond, who willing to attest
by certificates 10 its efficacy In Cholera Morbus, Dar
rhea, Dysentery, Summer Complaint, Cholera Imam
tum, and most diseases attending relaxed condition
Of The bowels BY single dose the looseness IL check
ed g glow and warmth pervades the whole body, by
which the nervous system Is soothod and queted pre-
venting the alarm and excitement, which In many IN
stances is almost as fatal as the disease itself.
Most Of the remedies advertised contain powerful s-
mulants which, IN their effects, leave the bowels so
torpid that consequences are almost as unpleasant
as a slight attack OF the Cholera might prove
We have hestated 10 give much publicity through thr
r1peis 10 this remedy, fearing II might he cassed win
thr many hundreds which have proved u5eless-ou as
sure the public they may place the most entire Conn
dsnc- in the above Anodyne, for ali the premohilofy
symptoms oi the disease.
Persons or families in this country, who are distant
from physician should supply themselves with bot
lie Of this remedy. winch we guarantee.
For sae by single hottie al Is and 40 cents OF by
the dozen, with accompanying directions for all ages
only hy pOsE ,Snh.5i
Iune 81 Main street, Richmond, virginia
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from the Rnhmond Republican !
NOTES IN CHDI ERA

THE chief predisposing causes Of euery Epidemic and
especially OF CAolera, are damp, moistuys, NH, am.
NAL and vegetable matter In stale OF decomposition,
and in general, whatever produces atmospheric mpu-
rty. N-It to the perfect cleansing Of the premises,
dryness ought 10 be carefully promoted which VIII OF
course require the keeping up oil sufficient hres pirtcH
larry in damp and unhealthy locations, where this
should be resoed TO for the sake Of ventilation
These sanatory measures have materially essened
the mortality from CHOLERA whenever they nave been
adopted
Its the almost invariabi- Characteristic of The CHO-
l-fa, 10 be preceded by premonory symptoms which
may be arrested f combaled IN time, and the fearful
attack PREVENTED. The pr-monitory symptom
which usually precedes an attack Of Cholera - .oase
ness efthe bowels This uoseHess of the bowels may be
accompanied by some degree Of pain, which, however,
generally slight but III many cases pain l. wholly alb
sent, and for some days this bowel complaint may be
slight appear lrifing-so that, without prev-
Gus knowledge Of the Importance Of tir warning, II
mi ght easily escape notice altogether.
IL must be repeated, however, that when Asi.Tic
CHOLERA is epidemic the slightest degree Of ooseness
ough, 10 be regarded and treated IS the CONNIE ncemen
Of The disease which n this stage IL capable Of heinz
arrested by very simple means. but neglected only
few Aours may suddenly assume fatal form
We would suggest that these notes be Kept ~ mind
by all who value health and life, and should there be
even the slightest approach 10 ooseness o the bowels
Darrh9a at the present time, may be promptly ar
rested nv single dose or two OF On. RaNklN's III
ARRHGA MIXTURE, which may be mad Of ale,srs
GAYNOR & WOOD, one door above the City hotel
No family should be without bottle Of this valuable
remedy in their house. IL is pleasant, safe and eTed
esous. June 10
NEW AND SUPERIOR WHEAT FAS.-We ask
= the attention OF Farmers 10 the superior Wheat
Fan patented by D. Watkins, and recently improved by
that celebrated nachnst, John Haw Of Hanover coun
ly. We think il has no equal IN this country II ope
rates on plan. Havinga longitudinal shake, II Is
self feeding and ~ not liable 10 move about on the
door or yard, be rackei by it5 own motion as
many are. Having one motion less than the common
Fam IL turns much more easily. This Fan also has
shaking Screen attached. and inclined that BY rails
ing the lower end the Wheat retained long enough
TO shake out all the filth that can pass through the
Screen, or by owern. II The grain will pass oil as "a
pldy as the farmer may wish;
Having bought the Patentee's interest IN Eastern
Virginia, teIcept few counties,l offer for sal.
county rights reasonable terms.
We have on hand ful! supply of WATTS Gun.
brace and Guape PouEhs." Also, Cutivators, Coul-
tiers, Swimmers, Sub-soil and Hill side Ploushs.
We have recently mate very valuable improve
mont our Ploughs. Please call and see
GEORGE WATT & CO..
lima a6-ret franklin u :. near Exchange
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broad Rock Fall Races

WILL commence on the Isl Tuesday IN october, ana
w continue four days
FIRST DAY-TuEsDAr-a sweepstaks for > year
old coils and lleys-sIGo entrance, SOS forfet-a mile
heats 10 name and close Isl day OF septsmber-now
subscribers
OP Hare enters Oh c, by Boston, dam Canary.
James Tally enters I, BY Orator, dam Sarah Wash
ington.
TB Williamson enters, and 10 name Isl day 81 Al
gust.
< N Green enters, and I" name Ia day OF August
SECOND DAY-WEpEFsDAr-Iwo RACES
First Race-Jockey Club Purse, mile heats
Second Race, same day-A sweerstase Tor 3 year old
colts and hlleys that never won race-miie heals
$50 entrance 25 forfei,-3 more u make race-.he
Proprietor add 80 dolars-to name and close st day
of September
THIRD DAY-THussD.r-Two RACES
First Race-Jockey club purse, mile heats
Second Race same iay-A swPepstake for 8 year
old colts and heys-single mile-5a entrance, laf
forleit-tfree or more TO make race-to name and
close LIST day of septembethe Proprietor 10 add 50 dol
lars
FOURTH DAY--FsiD.r-A sw-er7take for year
old, untried-2 mile heats50 dollafs entrance oa!i
foIfeit-to name and close lst day of September
BY order Of the President.
,oo INV W HANCOCK SECRETARY.
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s,UCet,s OFFICE,

ls5 MAIN STREET, CORNER OF TWELFTH,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
ORDERS Tor tickets in the following, OF n smaller
" i.o;teries-daiy drawing wiz Heei win me is'-
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE
c,,nd Consolidated Lottery Class No 30 10 be drawn
on Saturday, June 30th lsi9, Al Baltimore ~ Nos
IS drawn Grand Capitals: $4,000. 5,6sl, 'o,DSo'
) Of 5000, of 2,000 ~ Of LOCO &c Iitkris sl,-
shares in proportion Certificate of package Of "hosS
sit.5-shares in proportion.
In addition l.. the above Grand Schemes, there az
smaller Lotteries drawing daiiy-pfcts ~ 6Hr's
ran.,ns from G, IL s5-or.efs for tcket- in which Will
be promptly attended 10.
" Ia purchasing ny the package, deduct me piies
Of three tickets.
bJ- Orders promptly and c"hhashtity a'lfhaeu -
D,1wn forwarded Ia all who orde-it. Postage need
no, be uaid on orders addressed 10 = Is. LUCK.
vav an Richmond Va,
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Greek .SatiOia Prize asikicr,
NTO.i0t EAST MAIN TnEhi, E'ci7:ora

On /. YOU in search of gold, wherr'.r you roam,
Remember, HCRLEY'S Office IS nsFc"-at noine
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, le4a.
Virginia Nonongalia Lottery, Ciass Il, ior ls'y, C.
ne drawn on Saturday. Jane Seth. = No. Lottfs ID
0Oo. 500 SIS, Ia OF Ouo. 10 oi 700. &c Tickets
sl0-.harrs IN proportion.
Orders Tor certificates - Packages, single Iieses'
and Shares IN any nf,- above schemes, addressed 70
the undersigned, viii receive the most prompt aleh
tioo.and an 1ccount of each drawing forwarded 4,
soon az II Is received.
N. B.-Hurey psys pastas. N all letters 70 aha
from mis- office
Hurley will ca,h all prizes sold ~ other Vendors
Hurley has al all times campete ASSORTMENT q! TICS
sts ranging IN price from 81 10 $50
HurIey's rule is Ia ciah all prizes al sight
Please address your ardersto WM. HURLEY.
No 10, Main street, Richmond, Va
An business strictly cnnfi.ntiai May 2s
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VALUABLE LANDS AND SAW MILLS
ElR SALE In louisa

WITH view of vesting some capital IN The gold
w digging business IN this neiehooIhood, otter Tor
sale my Grst, Saw Mill and Cotton Picking Machine
with about hundred Of Land attached o.he
same in the lower part OF Louisa county, on Little RI
Yer, formerly known by the name Of the Eeglestown
Mills,) adjoining the lands of W. E. Longdon and 9th
eTs-the high lands considered productive with large
proportion OF river bottom The m pond covers near
ly one hundred Of land. BY judicious manage
ment about sixty Of The pond land may be re.
claimed, and the mills yet have supply OF water, by
moving making dam four feet high, mile above
It's present location conveying the water by race on
the margin of the pond as now situated.
On becoming the purchaser OF this property, ascrr-
tanned thar the mill had been established WRst 'lfs
MA was Colony Of Crest Britan-hence, no "v,H Of
I'D sgod dcnnun and tar being paid oil this part OF
the pond took up the same by warrant The lille VIII
guaranteed 10 tue purchaser. great bargain may
be had II being too far from me, will lake litte
half Of lis value The large reservoir OF water
makes Capable OF carrying amount o machinery;
and with the late improvement on the circular saw,
i've hundred thousand feet Of lumber can be sent to
Richmond By the Louisa railroad, which Is within TWO
miles OF the mill.
also offer for sale the Farm tcalej Kentucky on
Little yer bounded side BY the mill pond, ad-
joining the lands OF Capt. James Tce and Others IL
between three and four hundred acres ana Is
considered among the most productive farms IN the
county OF size Although situated on the river there
has be death have had Doctors bill TO pay
al this place since made settlement on il.
Persons wishing 10 communicate with me IN person,
In reference the above lands, will ind al White
Walnut, near the Louisa Gold Mines; or, by letter,
June ss-eiafa HUGH GOODWIN
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ntrl' salS'1ctnn ihah any other machine 10 use Tho
generally sfewh as Fox 5. Borlanis Staple fuGth
:yr:ns BED hre@btrs. These mach.ae. have n. YER
been surpassed. and sha ns- my hest rnd.avors IL
MAKE them II an time1 tnly tqnai, sgps,ior 10
those made y any otErf C.;th>i;; ~ III lir state
am now making some uiiii Hew Introg, ;;Srf Oii.
ing Box, wh steel axes, also viz. patent i.rial.,
boxes | also make Thrr-hcrs with stationary beds II
reduced prices
Priee- u rn,r-hrt= Nom So s!2a IL 5se Powe,s
from 500 L. sil5
WHEAT fthS II haze lns, completed - improve.
ment On the premium Tan, thai vii max II c!r:u 4
well at once ruaning through formerly done
t~O operations.
PRouTy 4 MEhRS celebrated Gentrr Dtaug.i
nd SeifSnarpeHing PLOifGHs-a ltf-e stock, II ~
sizes. Thrsr r,oues amogg Tie most celebrated
IN use, aud have taken premiums ~ varnIs agrlcuim
raj exhibitions amounting t. upwards 81 S2,@
CORN SHELTERS, for Dand anu ncfse power, from
50 to S97
STRAW CUTTERS. CHAINS Tor Horse Powers,
LEATHER BANDS for Thrrsner. &C
REPAikiAG done in all II branches, and Oh ma
chimes supplied with teeth, bfasses &c, 70 as 10
operate as well Is when first made
June ?9-ci2t JABE7 K PARKER
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ruG-. u Johnson.
From the Res Euhrr, RYiaGd, President !. Richmond
r,orn p.Il.n = Wnlr- i.u

IA, i2-ixc4u.
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,x,o rboma. Adams, Mobile; Burwen Moseey.
Allan Y Stokes. John smith, William q Pollard
and sarah his wife James Pollard and Georslana his
wife. ~. r.r,,v co,,, nj
u.n,;co county ON the first day Of the August term
me-, ensuing. 10 appoint Commissioners TO asses me
value OF certain lands In the city OF Richmond oTnsa
y, nr, or in whole by you. lying between Broad ana
rpsiin streets, part of The land being on the East
10 md mari on the Wost side Of Union street, which
,hs iousa Railroad Company desire 70 Sonosmh 10
'"'" President Louisa Railroad Company
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CHARGES FOR FREIGHT ON THE
TOITISA RAILROAD

AFTER the first day Of July the freight on the Lou.
n isa Road will be settled separate from that charged
between Richmond and the Junction. All freight on
property OF any kind transported from Richmond will
be paid the Depots in the country before the article
is taken away.
ON the following articles sent TO Richmond the
rei.b will he paid in Richmond By the consirnor
apniicaton from the agent of the Louisa Railroad Com
nany-viz: Wheat, Oats, Flour, Corn, Corn Meal,
Cotton Yarns Bats Domestcs, Apples, Potatoes, Iur
nina BACON Butter Lard Tobacco, Pig lron bar Iron
Beefand Pork, in bills, Plank and Lumber OF all kinds
The Louisa Company will charge exactly the same
for transportation their road which would have bee
thar nroporton of the whole under the last table OF
rafsa IN he contract had been continued With the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
& r MASON,
SUPERINTENDENT Louisa Railroad Company.
Innc,;on lime % lSi9
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COMMISSIONERS wsrsoN's OFFICE, ,

- c,cu,t court ~ tn United Sultrs ior tae in
4 Crcui; and Eastern District q virginia, nrld ~
~ I;n,.sd si,fs4 Gour, Room - Inc city Il Rica.
nona IN the 2;th d,y ri Iay, 1871:
liam Alien, fiaihtih
-" .g,inst
Samuel r Pulii1m Wellington Goai'r and oiaeIsi
'-isa0ahts
On a.. date aforesaid !, Vs. anon; "'hr' -,
,.,a.t mar In. ,'nn,n,i.:G..r shan take an account
M All the claim ii the different creditors ~ '"r ~
Alien who are interested II the p'occ' hnes w M
case calcuai!n, in crest noon me phn'Ip'I ". -
Tie usual way lie 5ha ap?"rt!o" me 'hh a"ns W
creditors 50 n Ia GIVE 10 those "hu 'te .,r,,' , - "
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rlNLRtR Il ANTEp

-,pCKES for Wagons Carts and Drays waGiri u ti,e
- Pennrniiary afthr best quality afimter, Ter WHICH
,hir,y icar- per thousand wi. D. .rsn iGf al Hcn te
siyerri in this month.
GOOD willow INK follows wanted, al which prce
vi Ino q 10 -. 4 : MORO ~, Sup',.
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Logan Waller.

JUiN VISNIO-N su6hCH-T I
AND GENERAL AGENT,
| TTENDS 10 the sale OF country produce,
n and collection oi accounts
Office al Messrs. Dabney & Wilson's, No.
~ Main Street, Richmond, Va.
June l9-3m
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Office oft. IS Purcell 10.
u. PAINE y Co., dAyAGESS,
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA


FORTUNE sun favor. adv.nturer- ~ u PAlNE 8
- Lotteries. Below present 10 The pubic
specimen OF leading schemes for the month Of
July.
susquehannl Canal Lottery No 81, 10 DE dawn IN
baltimore on "Wednesday, jug i'm, 1879 Is Nos IS
drawn ballots
prizrot s3e,o@ prize Of $1,000
se0O sc. 81
Ticket, sl,--narrs IN proportion ceriea,r ., !
package Of wnoes sl31-shlrrs IN proportion
susquehanna Canal Lottery No. -, 10 be drawn IN
Baltimore Wednesday, July llih, 1919. e Nos, y
drawn ballots.
pnze Of $500" pn1s 81 s5 49,,
Tickets si0--hars in proportion Certificate 81 !
package Of whoies sliO-shaf-s IN proportion.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Gas -, e b. ,'.awn
on Saturday. July IAN. l-i9, At Baltimore. y N"s,
capitals:
prize Of siI,OuG ! pfz' q sa,goo
! !. iS . l,Ooo, s.,
Tickets sl5--sharrs in proportion. Certiheat- Of
package Of wholes sl5O--haresin proportion
susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No IS, Tor is!3
TO brdrawn IN Baltimore, Maryland, 81 "Wednesday,
July 18th. rs Nos Is drawn
prize 81 $4,000 l prize 81 So,1CU
uOa 4 1905
/ Il 10000 30 600
1850 SC. &c
Tickets sl0--shaies IN proportion. Certificate u
pac kaye of wholes Sl2D-share IN proportion.
Grand CONSOLIDATED Lottery, Class NJ. 80. e be
drawn Baltimore saturday, July alH s-ls II
Nos l2 drawn
Splendid scheme;
prizes 81 s2,,onO pfike' = go
6,enc IL
1850 ~ prizes II i,nO
8 2,2,D &C. &c
Tickets $40, hilves5, quarters 80 Ledihcats = :
package of whoes sl3n-shares ~ proportion
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 70 a. - hs
drawn in Baltimore IN saturday, July a5th, s1is
IS Nos, % drawn.
Grand Scheme:
mn. i, ssnOOo prize al S9r'p
20 40 INN i7aU
/ 10000 100 .,1cO
4 II, 500 sc. SC.
Tickets S20-snares Ia proportion. Cehihcats q
package CT vholes s2SD-shares in proportion
aT Orders meet our usual prompt attention roi
Tickets in the above any other Lottery drawing
daily price Tick eisfrnm 81 % $40 ander nnr ma
nagement, address us, o. y. flHCSLL,
AssnrfoID. PAINE CO., Riehmnnd.Vs
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WILLIAMSBURG ACADEMY

Z l.ieGE number II tie ciilZrn. ~ Williamsburg
u ana h. nr!-Raor,Og caurtir- awe united i"crlhr:
for III purpose Nal- and Frmal" schools
If nlGh grade the ,lty Williamsburg. AID - tai
rnd they have already rti--d, - Subscription, among
themselves an ample fund iof the necessary buildings
I'll on ot the schools, and IN the course u the next
summer. taey in.-af q put them ~ In The mean
tune a. tn-y desire open schools the Isl day
III Dctnnrr next ih-y wIli engage c"mmpdOmS mouse
aah lot tor Female school, unt the new bulldog
Is erected
III. Female school vii IT. provided, free ~ charge,
with ,ndsomr and suitable buildings ios tii- accom-
mediation 81 large number II young ladies' Attending
the SCHOOL, and lr general patronage - Tie CT! aud
pe .hbnrnaDi can hr safely counted TT both Tue
MALI and Female Schools, though they at- L. be rhufr
~ separate ana distinct conducted ~ distinct hnd-
ms under different Teaches, aud h'ving no other
connection III IN thrs a. 6r under the direction
of the same 4, ~ II Trustees
Notice j. therefore, gwen. mat On Monday, ihr
30,h dag 81 Jny next, the Board vii! prcc--: I" az
MONT Principal Tor th- Female School, leiiii'r la'y
III a gentleman and, the samr tine, they VII NJ
noai Prime pai ~ III" Mlr ;rroal-thtg ~ appoiut
th,to,vn as,l.;ants IL! undersigned! has NJ dii'lcEi
IL N accommodating these positions extensively i-si
be Application, IL h made q mr ~ "fIt,n. WIN
All necessary recommended on directed - Williams
burr cn ~ before The 3pth Iny nett.
10 McGANhLISH
President ii th- Board ii Trustees
yyut,.r.htrJ lime 3 I-,g-CHbW