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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-24
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FORMERLY UOYTS.)

On Fourteenth Street, nnde, The Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, Glass No 46-July 9Th !:
20 IS SIS 40 6 y 10 II 81 SO % 81 "a 81.
Ilafrcket, Nos 81 20 81 prize Of one hundred and
twenty dollars, returned
Drawn Nos Sussex Extra, Glass sG-July 9lst:
sc 60 ~ "a 80 II 66 So IS IL . 10 60
Drawn Nos aiononealia, Class 9U-Juiy alst:
80 "a G. IS G9 10 4. 81 Is IA 20 10
TO-DAY.
TUE5DAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass
No 81. Capitalist S23 $40, 7,500, 1000, 3,2aO prizes
OF 400, &C. IS Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets S5-shares in
proportion.
WEDNEsDAY-Splendd Scheme. The Delaware
state Lottery, Class No. 20. Capitals: siU00O so,DCo,
luUUN 0UU 3U72, % Of $ o, Sc 66 Nos 10 drawn.
Tickets slG-shares In proportion.
THURsDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery,
Glass No o. Capitals: 3 OF SIS 900, 1000, 4,nuu,
29se 10 OF i,oo0 70 Nos, IL drawn Tickets S.;
halves So qrs. l 25.
FRIDAY-Thc Sussex county tDclaware) Lottery,
Glass No. 81. S2l000 Capital. rs Nos, 10 dawn
TieketsS4; halvrsa; quarters !.
sATURDAY-Dollnr Lottery. The SUSSEX county
(Delaware) Lottery. Extra, Casa No. e. Capitals:
$4,000, 1000, &c. 6S Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ST.;
halves 50 cts; quarters rs C.
Saturday Evensng-Sales close at5o'sloct.
Brilliant Scheme,
Virginia Monongaiia Lottery, Glass No. G, for 1872,
10 be drawn ON Saturday, july 2slh. 10 drawn Noa
In package of % Tickets. Scheme: S52,eO0 IL OU0,
lI0UO sUU0, 6,GOo, 4GOl 600, 2t96, lOof 900, III
OF l,lO0, &c. Tickets sl5-sharss IN proportion.
% Orders for packages, certificates OF packages,
single tickets shares The above, or IN any OF Mau-
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day, AT prices varying from ~ 10 Su
Will eceve the prompt attention., and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately 10 distant adv1nturers,
won ''f1' THOMAS LAMBERT,
MOB Exchange Place Richmond Va.
~ Rscollect No 3-"Tbere's luck 10 odd numbers,
saws Rory o store ;, July %
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To Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received a,
- The Office OF the James River and Kama wha
Company, in Richmond, until the 20th day OF
August next, Tor the constitution of the conncc.
lion Of the Company Canal with The Tide wafer
OF James river, al Richmond, from Ike Basin
along the line of The old locks, and tnrougs the
Richmond dock. This work will consist u fire
locks of Is $40 feel lif with short Intermediate
basins, such cuiverts, walls, wastes, street BRIGGS,
&c., as shall BE- Necessary; The raising OF the walls
and embarkmenl Of the present Dock; the extern
sion OF The Duck few hundred feet easIwafdly;
and The construction OF an on let icck al The
lower end thereof, capable OF admitting the lar.
cest vessels coming 10 the port Of Richmond.
Sealed proposals will also be received a, the
same time and place, until The same date, tor The
construction of ihe following works:
l. Fur the construction OF The connection of the
Cumpauy's canal with The Risanna river al Co.
lumbia This work will consist OF q canal TOUR
and hall miles long, timber dam across the
Rivanna river at S,!lman's Mills, stone guard
LOGS, and several culverts.
9. For Inc construction OF The connection OF
the Company's canal with the James river al
Gainesville This work will consist OF timber
dam across James river, the excavation Of a
basin al Pembenon, and canal from Pemberlon
to James river 1000 feet long, with lock Of ls
feet lt.
3. For the construction OF the connection OF the
Company's canal with the James river, near
New Canton. This work will consist Of lin.
Der dam across James river, the excavation Of a
canal l, 200 ieet long, and lock OF feet lift.
4. A wooden bridge across James river al
HatdwicksviIe, 724 feet long; supported by stone
piers, abou, lao feet apart
S A wooden bridge across James river al Bent
Creek, SO II. long; supported by stone piers about
i43 ieet apart.
This work will be paid Cor 10 curren, bank
notes. Besides the usual reservation OF 20 per
cent. on the monthly estimates, the contractor or
contractors will be required 10 give ample srcuri-
", satisfactory TO the Board OF Directors, for the
completion of The work at the time and in the
manner specified in The CONTRACTS.
Plans OF the above work will be exhibited, and
specifications thereof delivered TO the contractors,
al The Company's Office in Richmond, by the 5,b
day OF August next, on application TO Mr.. E. n.
Gin, the Engineer in charge of The tide.water
cot necticn, add MIR. JOAN Cocty, the Engineer
in charge oflhe oiher works above enumeraied.-
AGer The receipt OF The proposals, time will be
taken for the consideration thereof until the 23d
Of The same monlh, on which day, in case The
proposals should be found satisfactory, The seve-
raj iobs, as above advertised, will be lel
WALTER GWYNN,
Chief Epsi J. R. e. K. Co.
Richmond July 10 1919, cSt
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THREStIING MACHINES

IL NJ. SMITH, late OF the firm Of Parker s Smith,
Al. and formerly foreman for the late Jalrz Parker,
would respectfully call the a,teaon OF his fsnGs and
the pubic generally 10 his extensive MACHINE ESFA
BLlSIlMES1, on SIAN street, opposite the Union 1o
tel, where, iniependen; OF his patent Srli-uns Box
now exclusively In ms own hands, lie has improve
menls In Horse Powers strictly worthy the attention Of
persons intending 10 purchase.
Whilst intending TO keep lew machines ready made,
he would advise persons wanting, 10 send IN their or
ders early
most superior article In lie way CT Wheat Fans al
ways h md Also, Corn Sheleis and Straw Cutters
not surpassed.
Having snpernendod the construction Of all Tllresh.
ers made by the late Jabrz Parker he will und rake 10
repair such OF Order-pu In s-lts Of teeth
where they much 10 th;esii clean, and do
general repairs.
lie has on hand few superior Sickles fer McCor-
mick's Keepers, and Chain Bands foi Chain Horse
Powers June s--cif
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AM NOW prepared supply 20 order AT tho old stand
corner oi Main and 18Th Streets first duor below The
Union Hotel, all sizes Of THRESHERS, from two To
eight horse power, that viii guarantee To thresh
perfectly Gean from l5U 10 500 bushels OF wheat per day
40 bushels have cen tlrrslcd with the largest
The above mentioned machines ouch IS were former
ly made by my father Gr many years, and have given
more gcncia satisfaction ta other achiur IN
They are generally known as Fox B.r.ands Staple
Tooth. Spring Bed Thrrshers. These mlchiRes nave
ncvec been surpassed, and shall my ehi-avors
10 make them al all nes fully quail II not superior,
ttosc made ~ any other establishment In TIE state -
AN now making some win a Lsw, rpfov, S=lf. oil
Ing Cox, with steel axes; also r'ith Patent metallic
reduced prices.
Prices Of Threshefs from $50 10 $685. .rse Powers
from SlD0 10 Sli5.
WHEAT FANS Il have Just completed ah improve
men; on the premium Fan, that Will make It clean as
we'll III once running through as was formerly done at
Two operations.
phoUTY & MEAR'S celebrated Centre Draught
and Self Sharpening PLOUGllS-a lur.1 stock, OF all
sizes These Pionsas are among the most celebrated
IN use AMI have taken premium. at vn.ons rsrlcultu
raj exhibitions amounting 10 upwards Of S2,unu
CORN SHELTERS, Tor haad and morse POWER, from
50 10 S27
STRAW CUTTERS. CHAINS for Horse Powers,
LEATHER BANUS FOR Threshets, &C.
REPAIRING done In hll its branches, ard old ma
chimes supplied with new teeth, bra5ses &C., 80 as 10
operate az well az when first made
June ee-ciat JABEZ X PARKER.
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NOTICE.


ITO William O Hopper, Thomas Hopper. Mary HON.
per- Jane Watkins, and TO all Of The next of kin 10
Archer Hopper, son OF William Hopper O! The State
of North Carulina.
NOTICE-10 William Harris, brother OF Jane II r..
ris an infant, Jane Watkins ciaibnrn Watkins Nan
cy Webster, Eliza snosberry, Webster Harris ana all
eli the next Of kin the said Jane Harris an infant
daughter nf Caroline Harris, deceased.
Take notice, ,har !, William topper, guardian for
Archer Ilnpper, son nf Henrietta Hopper deceased;
and l. Claihorn Watkins guardian for lame Harris
daughter of Caroline Harris, deceased, shall appiy 10
the Judge of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law anu
Chuncery for county OF Cumberland State If yir.-
mia, at the August term of said Court Is49 which
Court place he 22d OF August ls4e Tor leave
TO remove the money pnpertythat our respective
wards entitled 10 receive from The Executor Of
cy Ferguson, deceased and by virtue Of DECREE mads
By the Jadge OF SAID COdrt In The case Of Johns and
wife and others, against Nancy Fer2usun's Executor
and olers the March term OF said Court, ls49 ircT
the State Of Virginia the State oil North Carolina thu
place OF residence Of the said Archer Hopper and Jane
harris, aud Of their guardians aiUirsad-at which
time and place you, any Of the Of kin Ia liz
said Archer Hopper and OF the said June iuiis may
appelr aud oppose the same if yon think proper.
WILLIAM q HOPPER
Guardian for Archer Hopper
con OF Henrietta Hopper. iecrased.
CLAIBORN WA rKINS,
Guardian Tor Jane Harris
daughter Of Caroline Harris, Diseased.
July 3-cw4w
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AUCTION SAFES.
VALUABLE LANDS AND SAW MILLS
t.lR Sal Z In IlIrI..A


XSrirf, n viey OF vrstng some cani,al In TIE rold
" digging business III tins ntichbolh.od o,nA "a.
sl.r iy 6iis. SAY ail and Ccit0n rickigr .;actipe
wb atout ta hundred acres Of Lard attached 10 tee
san- tbs .nwet par. o. LOnisa county, Oh Little II
VET. formerly known by the name OF HE Leelesuwn
Mnls) joining The lands oil w. e. LuDsdon and 9th.
eIs-i'e iigh lands considered productive, with largo
oporsion OF river aulto. The iii prn
y ono hundred acres .; lani BY Jliic'ars manage
he ab"'t sky acres of tie ponG land may I've TO-
cii.hiaC, ana Tie ~ lis YET ayc supply 0f water. by
h'"sihs % naLlS fam f,nr high nile atovo
~ peseh. ioraHrn, s.SvsJ ing Lie w.is, BIZ Ilce on
Tue iraIsin Of The POND now situated
Cn becoming ihr purchaser OF lhts ptnoer:v ascar.
ta!Hrd thlt tir n had hren e.tibsrd whist yiis-
nia WIS COLONY al Great EIai,:-t,nee RI ..r,.t of
al qHod CdnHRu, and no tar being paid IN MS r,, III
tile pond, took up Tie same by warrant The te WIN
he guaranteed 10 i,r purchaser. sfe,t bargain NAV
be had. Il beng too lar from me, viii take l,,tIs
over half OF liz value The large teservoir Of sut.r
makes capable Of carrying any amount If machinery;
ant, wiih the laie improvement Oh the efcr:ar saw
five huniird thou -and feet Of lumber bs sen. to
kisnond BY the Louisa Railroad which Is within two
miles Of the mill.
also offer Tor sale the Farm tcaei kentucky on
Little river bounded side BY the mill pnna, ad
joining the lands of Capt. James frice and nters IL
contains ost"een three and four hundred aeS and Ia
cnnry % lis siz. Although situated the river, tafe
has been no death have had Dccior's bill 20 pay
ri this place since nido settlement on IL.
Persons wishing 10 COMMUNICATE with me "a pr; son,
In references To lie above ants, WI find NJ ~ IS bs
Walnut Lrar III. Louisa Gold MInes: or ii by letter,
direct Gil Boa Pcsl Office.
juno a9-claI.,t HUGH GOODWIN.
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CLASSICAL AND MATaEaATIcAL
I'D, I'll Cd e IL,

NEAR STAuNToG, Va. BY PIX; POWERS.
ffonE ninth session of This School vii commencr on
! thr 18th of Angn.t and i-rniinlte on III. l3tn OF
Juns with two days. recess al Christina. and Easter
The instruction Is thornnyii, the dscfe strict ana
the climate so hrallhful that not deoh has ever &C.
Cured among the pupils, aud but one ase oil serious
sickness. -,
Subjects taupkt-English, Latin. Greet French, Nh
them.tics, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and Physi
oingy. -,
an tuition in all or any cf the subjects taught, ten
months, sisO-payab one half on ths 18TH August
ami one half on the 18th January, IN afudH" ;,
their pncset money be supplied through The hands
or the teacher who will report their expenses progress
and department, every month.
Anply early, as The number of pupil. Is limited.
fulv a Aurl5
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TO TBE WOOL GROWERS OF vlR-
CHINA

-ue y,,e,nia Woosn Company are prepared to pur.
s ttaol NJ ali grades for casa, or upon tho ueu-
=, .rs ana WIN pay liberal prices as can be OBJ
ssrd in any market IN ,h;. country !, ,ov m, oe
iss, rpnc.rns In the United States; and they are
ssy desous that The quantity Of Wool produced n
vr,iria should be largely Increased, a, she presen
srrp, falls far short Of the home DEMAND Iny GOOD
cav the highest market price for clean Wooi, ~ s,
condition. and 10 any quantity, delivered at the n. ,
or 10 The subscriber whom all letters Of
he addressed Ths attention Of .ctifu'.,u 3D., ina
cuary invited TO this subject. as II Is 'os,,s,s
orodustioo Of Wool In Virginia nov more pton,ass
han cny other article, and at no ai'an, pe'''1 w" "
cIas.sd among our most imPaI3o, io, Sn VENT
ue-xxs.~,e, Ar.nt Va. Wsollsu Coy.
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WIN. GALCSHA.
scRoFuLus AFFECTION OF THE EYES.

SOUTH hfSGsIoS, H. Ict ~, 1917.
Messrs Sands--Genilemsn: My little daughter, when
one year old was attacked with 4 scroiuous hlin0r
her tacr which after extended no her eyes, caus
Ing almost total blindness IN one Of hem and G.shsr.
Ing her whole face. ] employed Two physicians TO at
taid her. who exhausted their utmost skill give
relief hut 1t all proved useless and finally one OF Them
remarked 10 rue that hn had known Of some striking
effected by Sands Sirsaparilla, and advised ne
10 try IL | obtained oae bottle, which SHE commenced
using and before 1t all used up II had effected an
entire cure. IL 10 now over four years nee she was
cured, and there has been r-apprarancr of tbs dis
ease, and we are slsfed that il perfect cure IL
gives me- great pleasure add, that can recommend
1t 70 every sufferer from any similar complaint
Respectfully yours, GEORGE ROBINSON.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by a. B.
D. SANS, Druggists and Chemists 100 fulton street,
corner Of William, New York Sold also by Drug
gsts generally throughout tho United states and "a.
nadas. Price 81 per bottle; six Ro,ilrs for IS.
For SAFE In Richmond by ALEXANDER DCVAL
and nv PflH:E.I LAUD IL co.
July &c -d1c2aw2m
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IN ACCOMPLISHMENTS Court Of Quarter
~ session. held for The county of Northumberland,
at n. on Monday, the 18th day OF May,
l549: ut.,,, r,r-,,,
deceased,
against rc.sl,,.
Thomas Gsskins, Administrator OF Henry Gask'ns'
Defendants.
The defendants, Chatham hurst and Ann MS wife,
not having entered their appearance and gwen secaf
w. according the net OF Assembly sau tue Iues o.
this Court, and /, appearing BY satisfactory evidence
that they are not Inhabitants OF this commonwealth,
Is Ordered That the said defendants 40 appear before
Cour, house, ON tho second Monday in July neIt and
answer the hill Of the plaintiff and that copy Q, ihts
order he forth with inserted in some newspaper paousn
ed In the city OF Richmond for TWO months successive
10 and no.,ed al the iron, door Of The Courtcaso OF
said county for Two successIvs Court days.
Copy-Tesie, .r,nr, n n
May 99-cw2m olILn, y.
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MISCELLANEOUS
100 De!sa-a Fsc,Sa..;y

10 AN AWAY fou, tbs subscriber, about The IC,h .r
IL Jane, Two Srs,u Men One. EEhnY abnut ~ or
81 years IL age lin Is fre; !! inches his Of paap.
kid Color slim III sia;uTc sJ,a scar IN Ter nne nj hs
eyes, sh.r, har .a'I, fca seal on his LEFT ,i,nn,
about tie second inin, The other MOSES, abuut VI
years Of age, pamA'a solns' l.:. ba'd, large hands,
ssost hair. he w. .ased IN King Suseu comfy in
The BnuIwarr far,ii.. aus: s"id ia lisa
VIII give s;u for Tho delivery RI each or TEN. IL
ak.n ffy miles ''nn my hoass, g.! each if logged
In 4 safe a, IN VI1iid, so That pc; 10 srs i'm uf
then, or SlNJ each u iatrn af re STATE ard deli,
v~red IL me my .o.-. or s.; elch /: lnd I'd IN ,s
out of The state, 10 .an: ! recover t!lrm
A ID ABRAHAM.
RnnlInnham G n Inly l7-clnIA
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ga ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE, IA

1sM ORANGE LANDS FOR SALE, IL
ssSS UI1WOU7' ESERVE. <.
SHALL sell on WEDNESDAY. the 3ih "a. oil
] smemhrr ,olhont ,rserrs, To The hichst bidder,
r1rrR Farms situated 10 Orange county, say TWO
mr, from the Raccoon Ford, on he sofd Ann rper,
tv fror, fredericksburg and within short distance
of The Alexandria and GodonsVilis rail-
road.
These farms have large proportion ofow sfounds on
Mountain Run They arc We adapted 10 the virginia
Staples aud afford abundant materials Tor SPEEDY ana
u. man. nj Improvement, having an excellent vein OIL
limestone running through them. an,
THE MEADOWS contain luU5 acres. he dw"iiinR
mouse has six rooms aud Is IN good repair having bsen
recently piined. his farm Is admirably auapted 10
llaco or grazing brI 1g fne grass and ana well sup
olled with water and SHADE IN every held.
The WINuER TRACT contains t0o acres, next
above the Meadows. IL has snail tenement upon IT,
The BIRcILANp TR iCF contains also 6iu acres
l.ree proportion nf which IL bottom land Of The list
qua lily ior grass and crops 40, -
I'm. INUrfRSDENT TRACT contains 4cS acres,
and Is well pruportoned 10 It's divisions Of wood, low
and upland. =, ,L.
TERMS-one fourth cash, the remainder ~ tnreo
equal annual Instruments, with interest Jrom Hs doe,
secured by bond with approved security, ana aeeo u
trus. Tie land. ~, !,
More particular information respecting them VIII DO
given by my brother jeremiah Norton living near mo
orrmses who Is fully authorised To dispose oil The pro-
pnrty His address 10 RIccoon Ford, Cuipepsr G9onV'
Virginia 'hehSo'
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EOR 4. EASE

WILL lease for term Of years, "fairfeId" situa-
j aied In the upper part Of Hanover comfy contain
ing between eleven and twelve hundred acres Of land
sixIyseven Of which, are new found river bottom,
which may br subjected annual cultivation, and
Ia admirably adapted 10 the growth of Corn. The les
Will he permitted TO prepare for and seed crop of
wheat this fail, and VIII no accommodated with quar-
ters and stable roam curing that time. sy Hcghhor
Mr.. ~. q. boswell, will furnish any information res
pectIng terms &c. and ride tho farm With those
wishing 10 lease.
If not leased sooner privately, II Will b. publicly,
the premises. the Is, september, at l2o'eIock.
lima 3I-cld WIN. TAYLOR.
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR

T AM authorised by Robert somervill, OF iennes
see, TO sell his Tract of Land on the Roanoke nver
near Taylors Ferry, containing, by ale survey, 4eo
acres There are on it 56 OF valuable riVer DOT
tom. ready for cultivation The ish land Is OF very
superior quality and well adapted TO the cultivation OF
tobacco wheat and corn Persons desiring 10 view lhe
lives in Inc nerhborood and will take pleasure IN
mo. s. EATON.
Attorney for Robert P. Soinervill
Henderson Granville CO., N. c., Marcn o-cti
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GARDEN AND DAIRY FAR,i. uN ELI
Zl9EIH RIVER. FOR SALE:

I Ghsr To- sic my FARM IN Zig .hetb ri
<f5g, YER three mites from ..Gix, Contrasting ian
s..cS acres of excellent land, Infes lou. fence
- = viii, timber enough 10 support t!- icrm. II
has cI IL j nrw fame Dwelling with ST roonl, stitch.
eng, barn, st,6es rarrIl:s hcrse. ice bpi- ana al
necessary ant houses; also, valuable young peach
and ample orchard.
IL Is of the el!ihi-st locations In the State and
It's cHtcuii. u several yrijrrs 4 nf .hr
brsi inafae firms the f;ver-ihr Baltimore. Rich.
morG and Nrifn k boats passing the door daily
For further particulars. 2'drrs.
June Is--cwam ~ " HAPPIER, Norf.Ik, Va.
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greek Walton Prize Office.
NJo.i0i EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

~ Virginia.
Remember. HURLEY'5 Office sis here"-at homo.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JULY, ls49.
Delaware Lottery, No. 80, TO he drawn July sSth:m
&C No Losy.o d,a@n saO s Gap a s s So ~
400, IS of 2vu &c. Tickets soshares In proportion.
virginia Monongala Lottery, Glass G, for ls4s, to DO
drawn on Saturday, July aSlh. IS Nos., is dawn
Grand Scheme sj2.G0u, 1890, ,puu 5000, $780,
1000 3UuO 1855, 10 of 500, 10 Of LOO, 10 of 500,
&c. Tickets Sl5-shares In proportion.
orders for certificates or Packages, single Tickets
and shares any the above Schemes, addressed 70
the undersigned, will receive the most prompt a,on
soon as il is received.
N.B-Huroy pays postage on all letters TO and
frcm his office.
Please address your ordetsto WIN. HURLEY,
No. 10, Man street, Richmond, va.
an bueios oa efrlrtly con 6ieDtiH July3
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IN0N FAYETTE, VIM ran away from his own.r in
4 Gloucester county. about tho LIST instant lie was
last seen at FIazers Ferry, On his way to his city
psxnn, slight and gen,er figure, ia viy iaIk,tye and
plausible He was hired last year 10 SIR a smith, al
his Restorative and, IN lBa7, To DIR. Ro. Aiuirhrad
Corner of Governor ana Main streets.
Inv l7-coaw2W
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Mr.. JAMES BUR TON.

GIR-Take notice, that require yon TO appear before
y The Circuit Superior Court of Law and chancery
70. Hampshire county Virginia. tho GrsL day Of the
September next, To answer my statement OF facts
against you, winch have this d5y flea Ia tho Clerks
ot-e of said Court preparatory The application, BY
petition which intend 10 MAKE 10 The General Assem-
bly OF Virginia. at liz next sessioa, for divorced
uineulo Naturalization You. Yours, &c.
MARGARET AN BURTON.
Hampshire co., Va, July 10, ls49-cw5wA
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NOTICE.
rT1HE CO-PARTNERSHl heretofore ex-
listing between Beverley Tucker and john
E. Addison has been dissolved.
BEVERLEY TUCKER having located permanently
10 he city OF Washington, will continue TO attend
promptly TO all business before Congress and the
Departments CT The Government, as heretofore.
References may be made to The Senators aud
Members OF Congress generally, In the States Ct
Virginia and South Carolina.
Washington. June 5, lSi9-3m
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FOR THIS WEEK.
Tuesday-Bel Air, "a. rs Nos, - drawn. Capitals:
$40, 900, 4 Of 5000, 8 Of 2,5Co, &C. Tickets S.
drawn. Capitals: $40 1000, 1000, 5000. 5.oou,
3,l36, &c. Tickets slU.
Thursday-Maryland Consolidated, lai. 70 Nos, 10
drawn. Capitals: sa2. 900, 2of 1900, aof $3.50, &C.
Tickets IS.
Fnday-slaryland Consolidated, No. laa. c6 Nos. 10
drawn. Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1000. 900,
500, &c. Tickets "a.
5aiurday-Grand Consolidated, Class "a 70 Nos, 10
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