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10 The Afflicted

ms. ROBINSON aud WADDEY jointly tender
~ their professional services 10 thr public, and par.
ticnlarly 10 such as are suffering with Chronic aud sup
posed incnablr forms or disease.
From long experience they feel assured that they can
treat, successfully, disease III any form; and are salts
fed that seventy. live per cent. of such a have despair
Ri of getting well may be Thy 4 Jndicinns use of vesrta
BILE r-mriIaI agents. restored Ia At least 4 comfortable
state az health.
been too much impaired by disease, the use Of mrrrm
~ and other poisons, and when not required 10 visit
persons NJ a distance. no charge mil be made for serri.
css, unless a cure is Effected.
II would h. advisable for persons living n a distance
10 he IN the city, aud receive daily attention. Board
can be had at Or. RS. Address
Dps. ROBINSON & WADDEY.
Richmond, Va.
r. S.-Thr Doctors may be found al all times (wh-n
not professionally ~enga.ei) II their Office, on Frank
lin street, corner above Exchange Hotel.
Feb 6-c3m X. L. w.
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n bav. no known agent therein, you will take notice,
tba, | shall. on THURSDAY, the twenty. second day oi
March, 1919. between the hours OF nine o'clock IN me
mo,n,n, and three o'clock in the afternoon, al the Of
6cs NJ Gnstayus A.. Myers, in the city Of Richmond,
nroeeed 10 take the dispositions Of JamesG Brooks, and
others, TO be read as evidence in 4 certain sun now de-
pending in the Superior Court Of Chancery for the Rich
mond Circuit. in which / am plaintiff and you and 9TH
srs are DEFENDANTS; and If, from any cause, the taking
Of the said depositions shall not he commenced on that
day. or. il commenced, shall not be completed, the TAX
;ng NJ the same will be continued from day 10 day, al
The same place, and between The hours aforesaid, until
they are completed. SAMUEL hiLLER.
richmond Feb. &c, lS4a-u4w
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Let January,

IN Observation-Disclosures Rules held In the
L Clerks Office Of The Circuit Superior Cont oil Law
and chancery Tor the county Of Gloucester, on Monday,
The 5tiI day al February, le49:
Thomas e. Bayrop. John r. J. Stnhhlsield, John
VIM Slubhlef-ld aud Sophronia Stnbhiefrld, the two
last Of whom are Infants. sneiDg by the said Thomas T..
Baytop, their next friend, Plaintiffs;
against
John Wolf, Nancy Burton, u y. Dutton, aiministra-
Tor Of James q. Dntton, deceased, and Mary Jane, TO-
lumhia ard Almira Burton, infmt children OF Robert
n. Burtnn. deceased. Defendants.
The defendants, Nancy Burton, Mary Jane Burton,
Columbia Burton and almira Burton, not having enter
ed their appearance aud given security. according Ia
The act of Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not IN
habitants Of this Commonwealth, on motion of the
plaintiffs, by their attorney, II l. Ordered, that The SAID
defendants do appear before The Judge ot our SAID Lif-
cut Suprrior Court Of Law and Cbancrry, on the hfst
day OF The next term, and answer the plaintiffs hui;
and that a copy ri this order BE- forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond Tor
two months successivrly. and posted Al the front door
Of the Courthouse of this county.
AC~opy-Teste.
Psh or-eaom JOHN r CARY, { Z.
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LOTTERIES.
Il n I'm b Crt1S % fiji c G.,
(FORMERI.Y HOYT,S1

On Fourteenth Street, under The Exchange Htel.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Delaware Lottery, Glass s:
Is "a 4 II 70 as ii 20 20 al 80 GG %.
Whole, Nos. Al as 66, a prize OF 500.
Hall, Nos. Ii 80 IS, a prize of 500. scn
10 this office.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, Glass 9. Feb. D:
40 % IS 80 50 4 2 IS 8 IL 63 So IL rs.
Ticket, 49 63 II, another Of $500, sent to his
Office.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, Glass 81, Feb. 26lh:
81 10 5 So 81 8 II IL 80 40 DC So 81 " Is.
Halt % 30 So, another OF 500 sent TO this Of
fee.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Glass 9, March 2:
81 10 l6 35 IL "A 81 50 Al IL IA &c 7 10
Ticker, 10 81 81, a small prize, returned.
Drawn Nos. Sussex, Extra, 81, March Sd:
40 26 30 70 80 81 as 9 76 6 i6 81 Sc IA.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, No. "a, March Sd:
IS 6S 60 63 80 10 Sc 70 d 81 81.
Halt 10 % 80, a prize OF 500 sold 6y
TUESDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery Class
No. IS. Capitals: $40, 600, 5000, 1900, SC. sc Nos,
IL drawn. Tickets s5-shares in proportion.
WEDNEsDAY-The Delaware state Lottery, Glass
| No. no. Capitals: s35, 600, l3,OO0, 10000, 5000. $500,
5000, 9, Gs9, 9, 200, 20 of l,uO0, &c. 70 Nos, IA drawn.
Tickets SlO-shares in proportion.
T~HURsDAY-The Virginia Monongalia Lottery,
Glass No 36; Capitals: s25 ,Ooo, 5000 200, a,m9,
I,btuJ ~ VI irpoO1 y ~ .Nbosf
ha!ves2 so; Qrs. | IS.
FRIDAY-Ths Sussex county delaware Lottery,
Glass No. IL. Capitals: SIG, 1000, 5000, 1000, &c. 7s
Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves .: quarters /.
SATURDAY-Dollar Lottery. The sussex county
(Delaware) Lottery, Extra, Class No. 80. $4,000 Ca
pi,al. IS Nos, ~ drawn. Tickets 81; halves so cts;
Quarters25c.
Saturday Eyening-Sales close Al 5o'clock.
A MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class 80, for lSi9, to he
drawn on Saturday, March 10. Is No. Loitery-l3
drawn ballots. Capitals. SIS. 900, 9 O,00O, 5000. lO.nhi.
5000, 5,i7a, 40 OF l,ooU, a4O Of 5uO-bringtle lowest 5
number prizes. Tickets sl2-sharesi in proportion.
py Orders for packages, certificates CT packages,
single tickets or shares in the above, or in any of hau-
~ & Co.'s Lotteries, (f which there are drawings
every day, al prices varying from 81 to sl0 fortlckets.l
will receive the most prompt attention, and the draw
ings forwarded Immediately 10 distant Adventures,
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3, Exchange Place Richmond, va.
nr R~ecol!ec No. 3-"There'sl luck in odd numbers,
saws Rory 0'Mors Marcha
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sIrapa0ar,s Office,

MO. $, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ MOND. VIRGINIA
Lei alith. world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON'sth the man.
Draw n Nos OF Monongalia Lottery, Glass 80:
81 S 60 GO As SO l6 II II So 46.
Halt, Nos. 9 81 50. a prize Of 5 1000
Ticket, Nos. l6 So IL, a prize Of $3.50, both
IS.a n Nos Sas4 Of i Monongalia. No, 80 March /:
81 43 % 50 A 80 &c 81 10 IS 5 4 40
Ticket Nos. 80 43 Sc, a prize of 800 sold and
paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Sussex, No 9, March 2:
81 10 l6 IS II "A 81 81 AZ IL "a Sc J 10.
Drawn Nos. OF SUSSEX Lottery, Ezra Class u:
40 &c 30 10 80 81 As 9 TO- IL 81 Sc IA.
Hall, mos. 6 l6 39) Two more sold and
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia Lottery, Class "a:
rs 6s 90 63 % 10 SO - q 81 So.
Ticket, Nos. 81 6S rs, the first and second a
sTRATToN.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARSl
TuEsDAY-Mononralia. No. IS. Capitals 100000,
5000. 1000, 1885,, 10 Of 500. &c. &c Nos, u drawn.
Tickets SIS; halves ? so; quarters ] %.
IS 600 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. 10. Capitals: s35,.
OOr, 10, 900, 10, 900, 1000, J, 500, 3, 900, 2,0ss, > 900. 20 Of
1000, &c. 70 Nus ia drawn. Tickets $40; halves 5;
Qrs. so.
$4,000 DOLLARSl 5000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements No. sc. Capitals: $685.
900, 5000, 5000, 1900, $40, 10 Of 200, &c. rs
Nos, - drawn Tickets e5; halves2 so; qrs. 25,
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
F~RfDAY-Sussex, No. IL. Capitals: $4,000, 5000,
1000, /, 800, 6 of 500, &c. 7s Nos, Is drawn. Tick
els 81; halves2; quarters l.
5000 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
SATURDAY-Susse1, Extra, No. 80 Capitals =
q, 900, 200, 700, sc. IS Nos, - drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 5Octs. quarters 25cts.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR MARCH, 1919.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass 81, for ls49, TO
be drawn on Saturday, March 10Th. 10 drawn mum.
hers out of 10. Capitals: s45, 900, 10000, $4,000, 10000,
5000, 5,l72, 40 of l 900, 24O of 500, &c. Tickets $40;
halves, quarters and eiehtis in proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class No 40, for ls49, to
be drawn on Saturday, March IL. Is no. Loliery-l3
drawn ballots. Prizes: 1886, 900, l6 900, $1,000, 5000,
5000, a, 900, . ,255, 90 of 100, SC. Tickets SlO-shares
in proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Glass C, for lei9, TO he
drawn on Saturday, March Gath. Go Nos, 10 drawn.
Prizes: $50, 900, 10000, 10000, 5000, 2,940, 1000, ~ of
200, &c. Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates of Packages ana
single Tickets in allthe Lotteries will be promptly at
tended TO, and drawings sent when requested. Please
address ordersto N. STRATTOn,
March Richmond. Va.
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t1isty EsoIar> tgcward.

DAN AWAY from the town Of charlottesville, about
: : the 5th of January last. a Mulaito Girl named FL.
LEN, purchased by me from The E-tatr nl The late M.
thaniel Bowe, deceased. sand girl IL about twenty
three or four Years al age, q finr head Of hair, and small
foot and ankle, an excellent house servant. sramstrrss,
&c. SHE was raised near Stnney Point, hlbemarr co
where SHE may be- lurking; but, from some information
which | Ia We received, ! think II more than probable
She has been carried across ii- Blue Ridge, in the
nrighboriood al PORT Republic, where she has relations
living. ANY information relative Ia her whereabouts
will he rewarded, and for her hclng placed In any Jail
in the Commonwealth, So that eau aet her, l will give
S41; or her being brought 10 Charlottesville, and deli,
$50. MILTON KING.
charlottesville. Feb. %. ls19 -caaw3w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TIA Mertina Of tlr President and Directors nf The
~ Louisa Railroad Company, nj Their Office. on Satur-
day, the lulh day OF February, 1919:
Whereas, the several monthly acquisitions heretofore
made an subscribers for Stock in the Louisa Railroad
Company, for the purpose 1T extending sad road from
GOrionsvIllr 10 the base al The Blue Ridge, in part pay
ment Of each share Of stock :" subscribed for ~ atore-
said-viz: on the Isl days al January, March, April
May, August, September, October and December, isis;
on the Isl days OF February and March. lci9. Of i've
dollars per share; aud on the lst days o. June, July ana
November, leis, Of ten dollars per share, have IN many
instances not been complied with as 10 any part there
Of. and III others but partially complied with
Resolved, therefore, That the said acquisitions be,
and The same are hereby repeated, aud that due publ
cation thereof r given; AMI that, on the further failure
uf any such stakeholder or stakeholder . To Compl. with
the said requlsltlons, The President Of the Company be
authorized and required either 10 make sale OF the Share
or Shares oil any such delinquent stakeholder, IN order
To raise the amount Of suclI r.quisitiOns, IN The manner
prescribed by the act entitled IAN act prescribing GER
tain general regulations Tor the Incorporation 0i Railroad
Companies" or 10 recover the same by motion on ten
days. notice, n !e may deem most erpedlent.
A true Copy from the Minutes. Ir.tr,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary.
q, - -n-D
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From the New York Evening Mirror.l

"WoRCESTER'S PlAN0S.-We were admiring, a
few DAYS since. a very magnificent looking Piano
Forte, IN the elegant diawing.room OF the Union Place
Hotel. When, upon an examination Of lis interior, we
we're pleased 10 find that il came from the mandatory
Of our friend Worcester, of lS7, Third Avenue. Nh.
Wheeler, the proprietor of the hotel, informed US, that
in the last ten wears, he had bought a. many as a do
Zen Piano Fortes Of Mr.. Worcester, for himself and
friends, and that all had given the most perfect salts.
faction. We have often said, and we take pleasure in
are made upon honor, and are equal to any in the
world"
| am constantly supplied with n full assortment of
Woreester's choice Pianos, selected expressly for my es-
adjustment, TO which | invite the attention OF profrs.
sors, amateurs and the public. Ny prices and terms
will be found as liberal and as far as can be obtained In
any Of the Northern cities. A. NORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller, late Drinker & Morris.
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Esy Pu.ija.ss & shade.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Is
FATE

TATE.
IlY virtue of two DEGREES pronounced hy The Superior
- Court al thanc-n Tor the hienmoud Gltcut, IN
the cause nf Guod- ". Vaughan and ais the rem lie.
pending, on the alst day al Jnn-, iti5. ana on the I'll
day oi June, Isis, respectively, | shall, ~ the Com
missioner by Tire SAID drcirrs appointed. proceed, on
Thursday, the loin day 1T February, l-iy, at O'Clock.
!. NJ upon the premises, 10 sell, Al pubic aucLun, 10
thr highest bidder, i Z. ttain lot ot siuund iyins on tn-
Westerly side II 7h street, IN The , nv nl Richmond,
between ilay and leigh streets, fronting upun srSttih
street. forty nnr I-rt auG SIX niche, IN: running tack
one hundred and - irrt TEr silt lot y bounded
on The Soun.rastrrly sltt u, the -! oi Jane. r li-aih,
ahd - The south westerly siir b. the iot belonging Ia
thr estate 81 llchaid NnI-nIni, decreased. and has
thereon 4 two s.ofy h tex dw-lia. and utt.housrS
HE terms 1T sale axe enc fourth aash, aud The Te'l-
due III Three equal in>talnrnts. nc, l"aEd y months
respectively from the day ~ SHE, the purch astt rlr,u-
ting 'rnG win security Ir The deferred insiair rhi-,
and ihr IIil- IL br retained uuuI thu ,uEds u pad.
The titir = believed 10 h. perfect; tut, srutrr a.
Commissioner, SHAH sell -uch lt!- only u Is vested
III mr. Is the SAID drcfsr.
JAMES Lyons, Commissioner.
" SALE 10 BE- conducted rs Pul.LIAM& sLsDE,
auctiunr-ts. Jan. aS-dids
PuSTPoNEMEAT.-1'h- above sale bas been post
poned until SATURDAY, the luth March, wheG u VIII
take place IL ) O'Clock, T.. Vi.
E,t, III rIfIII.i" - - an. A,.,,,r..-
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VIM. III. BRO WIN,
,ntaaton nud E~orxxnrdin Merchant,

COmmissiOn nnu FOrWnrdfmR WsrcnHut3
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.,
HAVING removed from the county of Aibemarie,
III respectfully offers his services 10 his friends ana tue
public in general, 10 sell all kinds of Country Produce
TOBACCO, FLOUR, WHEAT, CoRN, &c, &c.
He has taken one of the Messrs. Fry's new Stores,
on Cary street, nearly opposite to the Columbian Ia
yern, on the corner Of Virginia and Cary streets, where
ma viii be happy to see his friends.
Rry.R TO Hon. w. C Rives,
y y, " 4s so IT, R.sd s;Si; { as.~.,'..
8. w. Fieklen,
Hon. James Garland. ]
lanes ). c.sT.on' Ls'sa'Hrs.
H. w. 4 il. Fry, Richmond.
Feb 96-dly
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BROTHER JONATHAN.
DROTHER JONATHAN for The 4lh March,
ID with full size Portraits of Zachary Taylor,
Millard Fillmore and other distinguished men,
Tor sale at The Exchange Book Store.
JOHN NJ. WEST,
March 2 l4lh ST., next TO The Post O13ce.
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cu.pIcsp NITcYgLL.a and PHILIP II. JONES,

To CHARLES P. MITCHELL,a and Pu!Lif h.'oNts,
Administrator al Miss X. Mitchell.
DLEAsE take notice, that shall proceed, on satur-
L day, the oath day Of March next, between the
hours of9 O'Clock, s. NJ and g O'Clock, =. NJ, A. the
over. IN take the de positions of james u. Taylor. VIM
D Taylor, Ed. Winston. and others, TO be read In esi.
drnce in a suit now pending Ia the Circuit Superior
which I am olaIn,ia and you are defendants; and ifthe
taxing Of The said DISPOSITIONS eanno, be completed on
tbe aboye.named day, they will be continued on The
following Monday, and 20 continued, from day Today
until completed.
Feb. l6-etd WIN. AsDEhSOS, u
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FORTUNES HOME,

FOR ETHIs0WEEK.'
Tuesday-Bel Air, IA. IS Nos, IA drawn
Capitals: $780, 600, 5000, 5000, 1877 &c. &C.
Tickets IS.
Neutrality-suspicious. Canal, No. IA. 10
Nos, ID drawn. Capitals: $4,000, $4,000, 1900,
4289, 20 Of 1900, &c. Tickets $40.
Thursday-Md. Consolidated, al. IS Nos,
IL drawn. Capitals: S25 900. 5 Of 5000, 5 Of
$500, 10 Of $50, &c. Tickets SIS.
Friday-Maryland Consolidated, AZ. 66 Nos.
IL drawn. Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 1000, 1000,
&c. Tickets 81.
Sa,urday-Grand Consolidated, Glass is. rs
Nos, IL drawn. Capitals: 49,. SOC. 20 of $500,
25 OF 1900, &c. Tickets $40 -shares in proper
ton.
u Orders for tickets, packages, certificates Of
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Lol'e-
rics advertised by Messrs. D.. Paine & Co attend.
ed TO with promplness, and drawings forwarded
to all who wish il. K. CHALK.
March 3
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Prizes amounting to 5,402 600 Dollars!
Whole Tickets 800; halves, quarters and eightlis IN
proportion. A certificate Of whole Tickets 81 ,OOU-
shares IN proportion.
% orders meet our usual prompt attention For
Tickets i'm the above, or IN any other Lottery, drawing
daily, (price NJ Tickets from 81 20 SaD,l under our ma
nagement, address us.o c.. ~:PUkCELL,
AGENT for ID. PAINE q o Richmond. Va.
Mach
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BROAD g0ck Spring Race

WILL. commence on The first TUESDAY in May,
W and continue three days.
FIRST nAY-a Swrrpsiake for three year old cots
aud fli'es, untrird sian entraoc--s SIS forfeit; mile
heats; To name aud close the 25th March
SECOND DAY tWednesdayl-Jcckey Club. Two
mile heats
THIRD DAY Thursday : Jockey club Purse
Three mile heats.
For entrance 10 the aboveistakr., address Proprietor
of Broad Rock Course. The alnonn' nf Purses made
known in due time. JOHN ALLcocK.
r. S.-The Proprietor will Keep a Training stable Al
the Course, aud, from his experience md PERSONAL Al
tenfinn thereto, gentlemen who rntrnst ii!rir horSrs
10 his care, may expect them 10 he brought Ia thu post III
good condition. Ian l'-r~Sw
IN cHhNCERY-ViRGisia:-A a Court of Monthly
l Session, held lnr Louisa county. NJ tie Court house
thereof. on Monday, The isih day Of February. l-i9:
John F Wash, Edmund Wash, Atwood Wash. WIN
sur- Ia his own right, aud ~ Executor 81 Susanna :
Wash, who IN her life tnr was thr himlni>tfatiIS ~
Thomas Wash. deceased. Nathaniel VI Wash, ~JaSrphus
Wash; alsu, Susan + WALTON and William ! Walton.
infants under The age Of tive ty -onr years. who SUE b,
William ; Walton, their next friend, Plaintiffs:
against
Grace Y Wash, Lucius Wash, aud Hlmrdrn . Wal
ton, Defendants
The said defendants, LuciuS Wash and lilmdrn .
Walton, not having entered their appearance and gwen
security, according 10 law and The rules Of hi. Cont;
aud II appr airing 10 the Satisfaction 1T the GonTi that
the said defendants are not inhabitants OF tins state
on the motion ii The plaintiffs, by their attorney. II .
Ordered. that the sald defendants, lncins ash and
fIamdrn % Walton do appear before the Justices ni our
SAID courl, at the Court house, on the second MONDAY
IN May next, ani answ RI The bill Of the pliin,ln>; anu
tlia, 4 copy uf THIS order he forthwith inserted ~ snlii'
| newspaper published IN the city ui Richmond, Tor t~o
months successfully, aud posted n ths Iront door q
the Court house Of this county on some Court day.
A Cupy-Trslr.
Feb 27-cwam JOHN HUNTER, CLC.
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WOrcesser7S Pianos !

NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
TINE New York Commercial Advertiser, in describ-
/ ng the furniture in the new "Tnion Place Hotel, -
thus speaks:
ave are told that The builder Of the house, Cortland
Palmer, Esq, has aimed TO have the best furnished no.
lei in New York. That would demand great skill and
,asle, as others have conceived, and, so far "a possible
carried out The same purpose. But we may safely say,
ih,t the Union Place Hotel has one Of The most elegant
IL one of Worcester's. Technically il Is finished
,htoughout'-ihat is, the back, as well as the front and
ends, are finished, and with equal elegance and care
The tone is perfectly pure, deep, and soft "a the tone
can he. Compass and sweetness are most happily COM
bined; and it Justly excites the admiration alike of anna
.surs and professed artists. In It's construction MIR.
Worcester has evidently sought TO excel even himself,
and has designed that this Piano should speak Of his
treat skill TO all visitors at the hotel"
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nJ FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS DIE ANNU-
ALLY in England of Consumption. In the New Eng
land States, the proportion is one in four or live. In
Boston, probably one in four. In the city Of New York
SIXTY seven died In two weeks in December Of this dis.
ease. II is less prevalent in the more Northern lati.
tudes, as Russia, Canada, and among the Alps of Swift
zerland, where the Winters are long and severe, and
there are fewer sudden changes.
No theory can be- more welcome TO the human mind
than the one which establishes on good grounds The
hope for prolonged existence; il the allie cations Of those
who are al least entitled to Veraciiy may be believed,
there is a preventive and a remedy.
The great Author Of Nature has provided US with a
remedy for Consumption, and the diseases leading
thereto, which are 80 tearfuily common in our country.
Has He left US TO hnd relief from that fatal scourge by
ransacking other iandsi No-the best, Natures own
Remedy, ~ at our hand. The Wild Cherry and the
Pine furnish us with a cure, where a cure Us possible.
One Of the most important discoveries of the age, IN
ameliorating the condition of this large class of suffer
ing humanity, Is DIR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which has been before the public some
years. This valuable medicine was first discovered
and introduced in the year 1888, since which time It's
success has constantly increased the demand, until II
has become one Of, if not the most popular remedy for
Consumption, in its incipient stage, ever known.
EJ None genuine unless signed /. BUTTS.
~ For sale by GAYSOk & WOOD aud ALEX
AMBER DUVAL, only Agents fol Richmond.
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= Tickets SIS; halves ] so; quarters 3 IS.

The most brilliant Scheme ever drawn in America /!
$780, 900 Capital, = OF $4,000, 4 OF S25OO0,
8 OF Sl2 500 under The management of d. PAINE
Il CO., sole Contractors OF all Maryland Lotteries.
We have the pleasure Of presenting 10 adventures In
Lotteries the largest and most brilliant scheme ev .
drawn in the United States. We invite particular at
teniion TO Il, and challenge acomparisonw with ahyoiher
scheme heretofore offered. The prizes amount tc FIVE
MILLION FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY. Clas. a., Ia
be drawn on Saturday, April 2stii, 1919. IS No.Lotie
ry-l5 drawn ballots.
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MISCELLANE IT,
a CA Il e.
HOTEL

NEw YoEk, February 2jth. l-Ie.
WILLIAM JAcouELLN TAYLOR ,as-, 'as me
~ thoi IL informing h1 friends IN VIrgnil, who
30 generously sustained him dlrn. The Last SUMNER
and Fall ~ G~aihbun's Hotel, tha, lie has lrn that
House, and is now engaged At The AMERICAN 10.
TEL, corner III Broadway ana Barclay streets, and
opposite tie Park, where he sohclts 4 continuance Of
their favors. March l-dlOtS c2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-06
ARRESTED.

COMMITTED 10 tue Jail a. tue city Of Norfolk, as a
~ runaway, on The 10Th dry Of November, lsis. a
Negro Man, who says his name IS Tom, OF Thomas
aud that ne belongs 10 Mr.. Secho, or 'Nicc, a French
man, Of New Orleans. Tom, or Thomas, Is about 80
years Of age. ; feet 5 inches hlg!i, 4 light bacon color,
stouily made, I'M face, hushy hair, has a very slight
stnppag- In his speech, and has been badly whipped
liz SAYS he was horn III Slid ilrburr, and sold IN the
city Of Richmond, Va 10 a trader, and carried 20 New
Orleans in the schooner James Monroe. CAPTAIN Flush
some twenty years ago. lie says he lived with MS
master, Mr.. Ntcho, In New Orleans, six or seven years
and thence he escaped Ia Boston, where hr has been
foiIOwl ng the water ever since, until arrested here, ana
confined in jail. His owner Is hereby nottlrd Ia prove
his title Ia said Negro, pay expenses and take him
away-0iherwise he will be disposed Of n the law di
reefs. GEO II MILLER, Jailor.
Jan 30-C6w