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NOTICE.

THE ARCHITECTURAL BUSINESS will be continued as
heretofore by the subscriber, at No. 90 Central Err.
change. ELBRIDGE BOYDEN.
April 2. DIFF
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ANOTHER GARD.


II ENRY D. HO WARD has fit to trouble the pub
lie with affairs, by " Card" 1t needs but little
in reply. His that the firm ofHoward e. Put
dissolved months snce,' is entirely false.
So much for that As to its insolvency, know that its
debts remain unpaid and my liability continues, while
Howard has possession and the control of the
property The books have been removed from their place
by him. and when last by me had been kept
afford reliable inf rmation to the accounts to
from the firm. He has led to believe the frE in
solvent and very recently told that wond be sued,
unless the demands settled He has all the available
the firm in his hands, yet does pay its debts,
but calls for money, although he knows put
into The concern than all had, and lost all put in.
Believing that the firm insoyent and that its proper
ty and WouLd be- applied to pay its debts,
felt that the interest of the creditors we'll my own,
demanded speedy and legal course
AS to the &c board' bill. it contracted while
work for the firm and had invested my all in twith the
that my of subsistence like his should
be drawn from the Having himself lived out of
the concern, he for board private bill,
psiead of setting off against it the Company's bill against
himself, for the very articles which made up my board
His Indignation is arouse0 by my taking course which
prevents him from monopozng the properly Of the firm
and leaving me its debts as my share
ALEXANDER PUTNAM
Worcester April 7.ls49 DIT
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CARD.

TTHE undersigned having retired from the late firm of
MERRIFIELD 81 HAPGooD, takes this opportunity
recommend the successors of that firm Messrs. JOY d.
HAPGOOD, to the favor and patronage the public
March so, le49. (A2dtfi A. M. MERRIFIELD.
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WORCESTER Il NASHUA RAIL ROAD
fsTsSes FsTseS1s;ssss rsssefzzE11 kssSks 80
IA Sssgv ssfs sSy 90 e. GzsE=s5-A1
Summer Arrangement, commencing April 2, l649.
pASSE MCER TRAINS will RIM az Gnllnyvs

Summer Arrangement commencing April ,l649.
PASSENGER TRAINS will run as follows:
Leave arrive at Groton Nashua and
Worcester at junction Lowell at
6.5Oa.m. 8l5am. 8 90 am
S.55 nm SIS pm. 80
Leave Nashua reach
and Lowell at Worcester at
720am. s15 am 9.4S IN.
His sam 10 pm. 200 pm.
I5p.m. Sis pm. $50 pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Worcester daily for Groton
Junction, Nashua and Lowell Leave Nashaa and Lowell
daily Tor Groton junction aud Worcester
At Worcester, the $50 A. NJ train connects with Nor.
& Wor St. BIT. train New YorkEarly trains of the
Bos & Wer, Prov. & Wur., Nor & Wor., and Western
At Groton Junction, trains arrive simultaneously at
Sis M IL 80 & SIS P. M, from Worcester, Nashua,
Boston, Fchburg, Lowell, and West Townsend and de-
part simultaneously for the above named places al 5l5
AM, l2. 80 and Is P M.
Trains arriving Nashua connect with upward trains
OF Concord and Wilton Rail Roads and those leaving
Nashua depart arrival of downward trains of the same
roads.
Sd7ThR road forms the cheapest and most expedtous
channel Of communication for Freight and Passengers
between New York City the Southern and Southwestern
portions of New England ncluding the line of the West
egn Rail RoajJ, and Lowell, Lawrence, and PORTLAND
Nashua Manchester, Concord. and all places in the vi
cinity OF Concord Boston, Concord and Montreal
Nornern and Passumpsic Railroad and Vermont Central
Railroad upward from White River Jmction-Also, to
all places the line of the Fitchbug, Vermont and Mas
sachuses Cheshire, Sullivan and Vermont Central Rail-
road from Windsor, and Passnmpsic R. r. from White
River Junction. J. w. STOWELL, Supt
Worcester April q l949 dwtf
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Tract 8 sabbath school DePository

III MAIN ST, WORCESTEK.
yxyHERE may be found full supply Of the publications
w OF ne American Tract Society, Of the American
Sunday school Union Of the Massachusetts, saehan
School Society, and also of the New England naopan
School HDn, which will be sold at the same prices ~
which they cnn be obtained in Boston.
This arrangemen has been made TO accommodate me
Christian community and the Sabbath Schools IN the
County anitis hoped will meet the cordial approhanon
Of Pastors snd Of Sabbath Soho and OF
all The friends OF Evangelical truth
A,riilT d2gf rvs, Agent Am. Tract Society.
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IA GARD T0 THE PUBLIC.

WHEREAS, one Alexander Putnam of Worceste who
w formerly partner in the firm of Howard 4
Putnam, has fit to enter my with his in his
petition the Commissioner of Insolvency, inso
debtor, think il duty myself and the public
state the said firm of Howard Putnam dissolved
months since and that ready any time pay
any debt that is outstanding against and that
nseven and that the said petition entered without
any knowledge of mine, and further that do not be-
eve that the unsettled aers Of the said Howard & Put
be insovent; and further say, that will pay
every debt that has been contracted under the said firm
of Howard Putnam, with my knowledge, providing she
and which belong said Howard & Put
nam, shall be made me- my own, without re-
will also say, that believe the only reason why
the said Putnam has taken the he has
from collecting account hold against him for the
board Of himself and vile through the whole Of at
mer. HENRY ID. HOWARD.
Fl Sutton, April 2, Ie49 diff
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WINDOW CURTAINS,

W1WUUW UUhIAIIHD,
P4RLoRS SALOONS 4 HALLS tGstefutly decorated,
BY w. 81 f. A. BROWN, m
FASHIONABLE UPHOLSfERERS. having had eight
e years experience lat KrTTREDGE BLAKEs, the most
extensive Upholstery establishment in BostOn feel fully
confident OF executing all orders in line in work
manike manner. French Pattern SOFAS, LOUNGES,
CHAIRS CoUcHEs, made to order persons in want OF
nice article would do well to call before purchasing
we can furnish articles superior any in the city.
Curled, air, Palm Lea, and Spring MATTRESSES made
to order old Mattresses picked and made good
AS new Pew Cushons-Pews lined and stuffed. All
kinds Upholstery FORK reparedn nea. and superior
manner w. & F. "A. BROWN,
March %. dom IS Main ST., Worcester.
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Dissolution.

DISSOIWfEOms
THE Coparlnership heretofore existing between the
Il subscribers under the name of DUNBAR e. BANGS,
is this day dissolved by mutual All persons
dehted to said firm are requested to make payment the
same previous to the Goth of April next
5e R. D. DUNBAR,
Worcester, April 2, 1919. davis ]. L. BANGS.
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Dissolution,

UISSOHUIIOEhs
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between the
Il subscribers under the name of MERRIFIELD IL HAF-
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The ont.
standing affairs of the late firm will be settled by either
OF the Undersigned at the place business the
late firm the of Central and Exchange Streets
A. NJ. MERRIFIELD,
N. r. HAPGOOD.
Worcester, March 80, 1919. A2du
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g. worcester Railroad


d Is s u s .
WINTER Observation-Disclosures TRAINS.
To govern on and after April 2, ls49.
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 7.45 AM. and $50 Pm.
Leave Providence at 745 AM S.45P.M.
NJ Passenger Station, Worcester, in Green Street Depot
do DO Providence, in r. Wing OF Passenger Depot
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
Worcester for Uxbridee twhere il connects with specal
Train tor Providence II so M, from Green Street
UXBRIDGE SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Uxbrnge for Providence al Am. tbs Pm.
Leave Providence for Uxhridge at ii Is A ma 5S0P.M
The through Trains connect at Milvile with coaches
Tor Statewide. Al Whins with coaches for East Doug
las and Whiansvile At Farnums with coaches for Oral
ton centre and N E. Village AT Uxbridge with coaches
for Milford and Mendon AT Worcester with trains Of the
Western Railroad and Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
The IL 80 train Providence with trains for
Boston, Taunton, FALL River, New Bedford, &c.
The A. Nj. train IRON Uxbridee, connects atPaw tuck
ct with trains the Boston and ProvdeHce Railroad for
Boston and the 80 III train from Providence connects
as Pawtucket with train from Boston sta a{
The S45 P. NJ Train from Worcester connects al Prov
idence with Boston and New York Steamboat Trains
The $50 P. M train from Providence does not stop at
Ashton, Hamlet or sutton. fW
I'd Glass Tickets sold for 80 A. NJ train, nor Uxs
bridge trains. hs4
Through Trains henCeorth will not stop at Central
Falls. ISAAC HINCkLEY, sup't-
kMrii g. *M dwtf
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M OUBD respectfully inform the citizens Of the City Of
w Worcester and vicinity and their customers
that they have opened large and commodious Rooms
No. 244 Main ST., corner of Pleasant,
or the Manufacture and sale Of all LATEST kinds Of
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READ n BAKSDALES,
Commission Merchants.

FORTUNES E.-CllALK's OF
i FICE No. 6, Main street
Drawn Nos Bel Air, Extra 81:
81 II rs - s "a 2 G3 62 IS 40 81 So Is S.
This Day, Bel Air 81. rs Nos, II dsa@r.-
81. 500. 1900 500, 1850. Tickets 5.
Also, Small Fy--S5,0 OO Tickets |.
CHALK'S,
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Il a I'M b erl7s ID iii e.
fEnRMERT EJnyT,SN

On fou,leens, Street, under the E,1chcng Hotel.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, No 4a--June IS;
Al To Is 1915 IL So 60 tt Is iS Gi IL rs.
Whole, Nos 63 g. rs Prizes Of one hundred dollars
Share, Nos Is 20 G3 each sent 10 this office.
Drawn Nos Sussex, Extra, Glass 7s-June 3Mh:
81 Is - G9 81 l6 Al 70 10 81 II /.
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, Class s-June iOlh
30 SIS 81 | Is 6s d 40 ~ ls SO 81 - e. II
Whole ls IS Is; share . u, prIlrs Of sl5J each,
sent TO this office.
TO-DAY
TUESDAY-The Virginia Monunsalia Lottery, Glass
No. g. Capitals: $40 UUn, 5000, UUn &c. G6 Nos, n
drawn. Tickets s5-shares in prup"hion.
wEDNEsDAY-splen I'd sslfne The -, delaware
900 O0U, 3,UUU, 26oJ, 30 nf lUD. is Nos IL
drawn. Tickets slb-shares In proportion.
THuRSDAY-lhe Virginia Mononeala Lottery.
Glass No 81. Capitals: SlU,dOO oi G.DOD, Las 10
Of LOGO. &C. rs Nos, IL drawn Tickets s., halves
81; qrs. Is.
FRIDAY--1he SUSSEX county (DeIaware) Lottery,
Glass No. -. Capitals: Sl6,OUO, 5000, 1000, &C.
Is Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81; halves > quarters /
sATURDAY-nollar Lottery. The SUSSEX county
fDelaware) Lottery Extra, Class No. So Capitals
81 600, 900, Sc 10 Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 81,
halves so cts; quarters - c.
Saturday Evening--Salcs close n So clock.
$4,000 and 20 prizes OF $1,000!
The Virginia Nonongaa Lottery, Glass 81, for eig :
Capitals: $4,000 90 Of 1000, 10 Of lt93 10 Of 2OO
20 Of $40, &C. Is Nos - drawn. Tickets sU--shlres
IN proportion.
2. :is;nt SshemeJor Saturday, July IS.
virgin, m Ssrday c'sssy, c"ss No. G. Tor lsia
in package of 26 Tickets Scheme: s5a,OOd, Ia,v1
900, 5000 =, 10, 1000, 5000, 69G, 10 of 600 Iii
OF ! ,lO0 &c. Tickets Sl5-sl res IN proportion.
10 ORDERS Tor packages, certificates Of packages,
single tickets shares in the above, in any of Man.
~ & Co.'s LOTTERIES tof which there are drawings
every day, Al prices varying from 81 To Slu for tickets
willfeceve The mast prompt attention, and the draw
inss forwarded Immediately Ia d4;ant adventures,
| when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3. Exchange Place Richmond Va.
20 Reeorct Np.3-"Iheres luck IN odd numbers,
says Rory o. More - JULY >
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A RESCUE TO THE AFFLICTED
THE CELEBRATED
EW DAV DIS,
Ar HUahraxV ptaaspr

A CERTAIN REMEDY for all fixed pains in the
IN Side, Chest, Ions, Back, bowels, Muscles Rhem
matsm in all it, varied forms, Nervous Affections,
Lungs and Liver Complaints, spinal Affections. f..
male Weaknesses, etc, etc. For the above complaints
this Plaster has 10 The great celebrity which
il has already acquired, not only ~ HE old but Ia lie
new word-Ihe extraordinary cures II has performed
In the most extreme Of suffering have acquired
fnrt such reputation, that lbr proprietor has noinn
iii recently-hren able 10 supply halt the demand
The sales throughout every city town aud village IN
the United States are without parallel
circumstance not surprising when me vast amount
Of human suffering relieved By III use IS considered
In Spinal Defects lr benefit usually ~ ui the most de
oided character. In Nervous Complaints, nineteen
cases on, OF twenty readily yield {" the penetrating
mula combined in this valuable prepafali"n
In Rheumatism, eitheracur or chronic the claims OF
the Hebrew Plaster have long since brrn universally
acknowledged. Those who are lab"rinr under weak
| hacks, no matter from wha, cause tue weakness may
have orgiuaed-ryrH II such rrscH> nave been ini-
guided III previous arplicaiois-in Tie use 81 ihr lie
brew Plaster they viii fnh The affected FaH suddenly
| restored In lis original souniness.
As supporter In cases Of constitutional WEAKNESS u
will be found o; great advantage IL - particularly
commended 10 Females who are suffering from sudden
weakness, or general debility ~ SNORT embraces
all the virtues which the most scienihc NINA was ca
pabe of compromising from valuable substances found
in the old world, and will be found entirely free from
those objections which source oil complaint with
the numerous spread pasers now before the pnbhc.
ar These plasters possess the advantage Of bein
putup In air light boIes-hence they retain theirfu
| virtues In all climates.
| BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS AND BASE mi
TATIONS.
None genuine wlhout the engraving ot Jen DG5id on
the wrapper around each box Pfce % cents per boz
Each box contains suicient spread si1 or eight pas
ters.
| Sold Wholesale and Retail by sCoVlL s MEAD
No 49, Charters Street. New Orleans, General Agents
! for the south and West. Sold also by
| ALEX DUVAL, Richmond.
| GAYNoR 2 WOOD, Richmond
| TBOS. II. ROsSER, Petersburg.
NJ. A. SANTOS, Norfolk.
| Nv. & @. H. TIMRERLAKE. Charlottesvills
Nav A-dykcw
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE VIRGINIA. AGRICULTURAL.
VI "a L inc FgSss5.s acser

Al h"w prepared 10 supply q order =: Ihr cid s,sad
tnion Hotel, all sizes If TliE! SHERS from two 10
eight horse power. that | viii guarantee IL ll:rc, Ii,
perfectly clean from $50 la 800 hn~h, wheat per
- ap bushels have ihIrshed s iii The largest SIZE
me abop" mentioned ma hines snch former
" hiauc ny my father l,r many yrls, ANA have aven
more s6efii saii-iagiiu" i,an oit machine
,hrf are generally known Fox Il Brann's 81, pie
ioo'i. Spring bed ThrrsheTs. These marhinrs have
never been surpassed. aud hall my best eidriyGrs
Ia make Them 81 al tlmes fully .qa IL not .upsrior "a
thoSt maze ~ any other establishment The Siair.-
aii now making some with new, inpr", ed Sell oil
ing h"t WIN steel aSlrs: also with patent metallic
boxes ais" make fhirslera iii siat quarry he'd. AZ
isinctd prices.
Prices 81 Thrrsners from ssh t. sl23: l.rsc Poy.rs
from Sl0a Ia Sll5.
WHEAT FANS y have just completed an in;,r.y-.
mrnt IN The premium Tan, that viii make IL clean "a
we'll n once running through was formerly done Al
Two operations.
PROUTY 4 MEAR'S celebrated Centre Drauuht
aud Srii-sharpenng PLOlfGiiS--a iar.r stock Of in
sizes. These Pnnc among The ninst celebrated
III use, and have taken premiums ut vaT,ens agricnu
exhibitions amounting IL upwards OF S2,lEI
CORN SHELTERS, lar haad and horse power, from
50 1" Sa7
STRAW CUTTERS, CHAINS Tor lioss- Powers
LEATHER HANDS for Thr-slrrs, &c
REPAlRlNG done III all lis branches aud nld ma
chimes supplied with new teeth. Lras-es, So aS Ia
oprfalr l. wrll Is when first made
JI#ur lAREI X p1pkEp
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a CERTAIN CURE FOR Pills!
The eaesaricO pile Lotion

fs,lliS article, Which has been used by than
bundled irfsnns IN this civ, has iny pr"yea Itself
{" be- thr best, mot sirlr dnh pow rfny rfcaciou-
remedy Tor THIS most Annoying disease ever yet disco
vefrh. II y outward a9pcaii"n vel, safe imnle
diar III H. relief, and perfect ~ lis Reference
can hr had 10 nt folio" lng voluntary certificates from
prisons well known IN cur city ~ well = many others
whom drllcaCy prevents appearing III public:
From rhoS TIns!ry johnson, nsprrinr Al ssabfous :.
Warehouse:
Mrssrs Charles Bennett < 90 --n.tc s;ir-: For the
last fifteen years have been greatly 4ilrl,i with the
Piles, dnrns which iimr hav. hal tir advice al
able Piy slclan-, tired almost every qnark med
cine recommended disease. ard been tpoiee ope
ra,td an witl,oI; deriving ans benefit. II was how
ever my .noi luck, ,.Iriag the last ii make
mriisi,I T--d "ilrnrisn Pie Lotion from III.
rf winch. ~ lew applications, was "a much br
nriiird sio enable me To attend IL my business wl
ont The raSl inconvenience AMI, tom - continued
use. am cured 81 The disease
Yours, must respectfully,
THOs. I. JOHNSON.
From Tie Rev. Robert R!idnd, President oi Richmond
College
RiciiMosu CuLLgGE. March IL, ief9.
THIS is Ia certify. tha; have used the "iienrlco pil"
Lotion, :ss remedy 10 the disease member Of
,feeHa is aIs bsen succeeded by entr, absence
the dtseds recommend II 10 the afflicted, simple.
Silr and rllicacuuS. RI. RYLAND,
President Richmond College.
From Philip 4. White Esq:
hereby Gently, that, ior the last irrn months,
have suffered mnst severely irnm III Piles was IN
constant ari palma; times ALMOST inca ariiard
business tiled various Trinedies-ndr-d, all |
rolii raf uG--Lui without receiving the slightest
iIei ~ length tried the lirnrco File Lotion and til
result i, entire cure can and do nj Il as
inv,'uahl- rrmrdy ior this painful disease.
Giv"n under my hand. this i7th day Of March. lag
AT Ri, ..nioud. PHILIP +. WHITE.
% Al "rler4 Tor the above invaluable remedy must
h- addressed {" the Agents,
ClihS KENNETH co. Druggists,
No. 80, Easlr Square, Richmond, Va.
May l2-d!yc2p
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CHARGES FOR FREIGHT ON THE
LOUISA RAILROAD

A FTER the first day of July the freight on the Lou
between Richmond and the Junction. All freight on
property of any kind transported from Richmond will
be paid al the Depos in The country before the article
is taken away.
On the following articles sent 10 Richmond, the
freight will be paid in Richmond by the cousignee,
application the agent of the Louisa Railroad Com
pany--viz: Wheat, Oats, Flour, Corn, Corn Meal,
cation Yarns Bats Domestcs, Apples, Potatoes, rur
nins Bacon Butter Lard Tobacco, Pig lron Bar Iron
Beef and PORK in bills, Plank and Lumber Of all kinds
The Louisa Company Will charge exactly The same
for transportation on their road which would nave nee
rates the contract had been continued With the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
C r MASON,
Superintendent Louisa Railroad Company.
Junctlon Juns %, IS49,
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LOTTERIES.
Sss.ase0su,s 0she


~ M0ND. VIRGINIA A'''''
Let all the world say whatthey can,
For selling Prizes. STRATTON,St the man.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery. No 42-June es:
Al So Is 10 IS 81 So 60 &c % 10 81 10 rs.
lleket Nos IS 81 So, prize of three hundred dol
lars, sold and naid hv STRArrON
Drawn Nos Of Mcnongalla Lottery, No F-Jnnr Old
sc So II 10 IL 25 60 % ~ is 60 AZ.
Ticket, Nos 81 So CD, prz. Of six hundred dollars
sold and paid by srRATTuN.
Drawn Nos of Sussex Lottery, No 43-Jun- 20:
IL 10 60 50 81 62 81 8 81 %.
Ticket, Nos % so e. prize of one hundred dollars,
sold aad paid by srRArToN.
Drawn Nos Of SUSSEX, NJ" 73-Jnn- aolh:
So 10 - 69 SO 10 IL ~ 10 81 IA
Hall Nos. IS 60, capital cold and paid hy
srRaTToN.
Drawn Nos. Mononealia M. sl--Jnne 3Uh:
~ IS 81 ] 10 6s IS 40 ~ ls 50 81 - e. II.
by STRaTToN.
sCHEMES FOR Tue HEEA
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARS!
acknowledgements, No. 81. Capitals: $4,000,
5000, 5000, 2,l75 uf 900, sc. 66 Nos, II drawn
Tickets IS; halves so; quarters %.
1920 DOLLARS! Is 600 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures, No. ~. Capitals SIS,
$50. Is Oan, 5000, IuUn 5000, 1920, 80 al On0 &C
Is Nos, - drawn. tickets SlO; halves s. qrs. 80.
20. 900 DOLLARS! 5 OF 5000 DOLLARS !
THURSDAY-M gala, M. 50. Capitals: $50,
600, 6,ooo, Las l0of 1000 &c. rs Mas, IL drawn
Tickets SIS; halves2 50; urs. ! IS
10000 DOLLARS! 5000 DOLLARSi
FRlDAY-Sussex, No. As. Capitals: sic Om, 5000,
1000. 500, of5n1, sc. IS Nos Is drawn. Tickets
81; halves2; qrs. l.
1000 DOLLa rs! 1000 DOLLARS
SATURDAY-Suss-a, Extra, No. 50. Capitals =
$1,000. DU0, 3i3, sc. rs Nos IA drawn. Tickets ST.
halves aucts.;Innrsrs a5cis.
GRAND SCHEHES FOR JULY!
Virginia Monongaiia Lottery, Glass No 81, IT, ls40,
be drawn on Saturday, Juy nh rs No I.ottery-ia
drawn ballots. Capitals S4G,O0O, 20 of 1910, 10 Of
1859, 10 Of Iar' % Of $40, sc. Tickets SlO-shares
in proportion.
Virginia Mononealia Lottery, Glass 81, for l549, To
be drawn on Saturday, July l4th. IL draw mum.
hers out of Is. Capitals: of S2G0DO, of 10000
OF 5000, of 3ls2, 80 Of I,uO0 i7S Of 500, TICK
els SlO-shares IN proportion.
Virginia Monongaa Lotlecy, Glass No. 90, for 1919
Ia be drawn on Saturday Jug 2lst IS No. LoItry3
drawn ballots Prizes: S35. 900, 5000, 10000, $500,
an0o 1000, less, 20 OF 200 ~ Of G0 20 Of 4OO, SC.
Tickets $lO-shares in proportion.
Virginia Monongalia Lottery, Class No. g. for 1919,
TO be drawn Saturday, July 25th. 20 M. Lottery
lG drawn ballots. Capitals: So, 0OO l3uOO, uuu,
S,On, G000, 1000, 1900 1885, 10 Of can, III OF 100,
lou 5uu, 4c. Tickets Sl5-shares in proportion.
Orders or Packages, Certificates III Packages anu
single Tickets IN all the llerieS viii be promptly at
tended Ia. aud draw sent when requested Please
address c.dersto N. STRAITOk,
JuIy2 Richmond, Va,
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PUBLIC SALE.

pursuance the .nvisions o. The lasI will and les
lament of the late John Tal!arrro, decreased, Of
Orange county, the undersigned, his Administrator
de bonis non VIII offer Tor sale, Al public auction 10
the highest bidder, al the lae residence Of Mrs Mildred
Tuaiero, deceased, SAID county, about three miles
from thr town OF Barhoursv.llr and Ten from tr Cor
louisville depot OF The louisa Railroad, on THURS
DAY, The 1911 day Jniy l5i9 Il far. II not, the hIst
air day thereafter all the Land Of which the said John
TaaierIo died seized and POSSESSED, consisting Of Two
iracts-lhr which he resided Al the time Of his
death containing two hundred aud seventy SIX acres,
the other about three miles oil, containing eighty
acIrs-a!l the Household aud Kitchen Furniture, the
Siutk ol Hogs, Cattle ana Sheep Colts, aud somo
Farming Utensils.
This land has on II good and convenient dwelling
house, all necessary out houses, plantinl supply Of
timber Is we'll watefed. ana Is susceptible o very great
Improvement.
The Terms al sale will be made known thr day If
sale. ISAAC WALTERS,
Administrator Dir bOnir non, with the VIII annexed !,
June l2-rtds at John Inllarrrn, decreased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-03
To SLAVE OWNERS

Two gentlemen in Louisiana, wishing TO enlarge
their planting interest would purchase for this pur-
pose entire gangs Of SLAVES, Of not less than forty
hity, 10 the number of hundred and ffty. Large
slave owners, who may wish sell out, 10 diminish
their numbers, by selling in lot where they will be
Kept together, communicate with the advert by
addressing, through the Pos. Office at Richmond, Box
ser County, Va, where information be obtained Of
the parties and OF their views.
II preferred, contracts would he entered into this
Spring. and possession OF the slaves retained until Oc
tobsr next. May ll-cu