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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-19

4nciem Danish Iinusenaents. The
rough natures of the ancient Danish
warriors, is well illustrated by their
custom Of dancing around great
fires made of pine trees, when they
exerted themselves so furiously hold
ing each other by the hand, that if
the grasp of any failed, he was whirl-
ed with extreme velocity into the
blazing mass, whence he was imme-
diately dragged, and forced to drink
a certain measure of all, as penal
ty for spelling the kings fire. Their
humor at table displayed itself in pei
ting each other with bones; and It is
related ofan inmate of the ancient
court of Denmark, who was frequent
ly assailed with these missiles, that
he constructed out of the bones
which had been thrown at thin, a
very respectable entrenchment a.
gainst his tormentors.-Hme Gaz.
Louis PhiRppe's Property-A let
ter from Paris, of the 9Th, in the In
dependence of Brussels, says:--
"Since Louis Phiiippe's death the
journals have been sneakino of the
fortune which he has left, and it has
been even said that the legacy duties
would amount to some millions, /
find the exaggeration which ] sus-
pected in these accounts is greater
than had supposed. The landed
property belonging to the late King
contains about $4,000 hectares (the
hectareis nearly2 10 English acres)
thus divided: $4,000 comprised in the
donation made by the King to his
children on August y, 1880, and of
which he reserved to himself the life
interest; $4,000 belonging to the
King himself; and $4,000 bequeathed
to him, for his life only, by'Madam
Adelaide, his sister. The gross rev
entie ofthis property calculated on
an average ofl0 years, is 1885, ,900G
Since l848it has been smaller and
for 1851 will not, it is SUPPOSED,
amount to more than3 3,600,0 ,000f9 4
But from all this it is necessary to
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-19

Accelerated writer on the sight
says, that wearing wells permaneats
ly,e weakens many naturally very
good eyes, on account ofthe endea5
yors of the eye 10 adjust itself toshe
ceaseless vibrations of that too conn
mon article of tdfess. Ladies', then,
should bpware of hiding their pretty
eyes and faces with wells.
The editorof the Resersbggg z rhilns
gencer has eaten IA watermelon,
whichAqsisAea 43 pounds. Gfaeioust
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should meet snch u response as he hepsd
had resolved as speedily as might pro,.,s
be, TO invest himself with right TO febs,'
the circumstances Of ioi! and pr,sst,on a gs;,,,
which the family we're evidently strupel;n.
And he concluded BY frankly requesting M,
Spark 10 defer the formal presentation 81 r..
nun fcent donation till the matter should !
decided, lest she should suspec, merceps,s
native had influenced him. MIR. Spark real
lis assented, but warned him to hasten ,b,..
preIiminaries, for he must and would AZ
knowledge her generosity at no dislunt date
that was certain And with a smile Ina,
testified to the fact that this was any,h,D,
but disagreeabe injunction, CUNNINGHAM
tonk his leave.
CHAPTER yII.-CONCLUSION.
One year from the date Of the fair, ,hc,s
was bridal at the cottage, which no lonr.,
wore the aspect Of d,lapdaiion and peauIr
Under the direction Of ITS new owner, Can
tain Cunning ham-who, for old associalioa,
which sanciified the spot, had chosen lo
make il the future home Of his bride saj
himself-it had put on holiday dress ilr
this occasion which far exceiled IN simp,
elegance and true taste the holiday adors
ings Of the Mercury one year ago. Falthfu
TO her promise to the successful capior ofus
gallant commander on the above named &C
casion, Mrs. Moss, whose momentary spl,.a
had long since given place TO sincere and
cordial friendship for the parties coneemed,
loaded the widows board With every lurar
which be fitted the time aud place, 10 abua
dance and style entirely characteristic Il
herself. Since tina, evenful evening which
,aueh, her the most Notifying, but saluilu
lesson Of her life, this lady had been essra.
tally altered for The better and though n,
had never, from that day TO this, met he
!" old codser" who had proved the mean. q
opening her eyes to the grand defect in lsr
character, they met ih., evening rather i,
old aud long tried friends. than enemls
.p,eful and resen,iuI and II was observed
by those who had eyes aud ears for any thing
but the saying, and doings, and dccorsloni
of the bride Dom, the bride and the COT
,age, that Mrs. Moss had gained more ih.r
she had ever lost 10 The estimation Of he'
"old codper." Her loud. clear voice ea.,
made hun acquainted with wha. every bod,
said, which he thought worth knowing; asa
this, with her own ready vii and merry Goa
vcrsatioc, and the respectful attentions ~
svished upon him Cor the whole evening ~
quite enough TO retrieve even a gfosser bus
der than the one Of which she regretted d
have been guilty.
A cruise along the Atlantic seaboard 1e
ceeded the cottage bridal. Old Mr.. sPrs
Mrs and Mr. Moss. with lew other vI.Isy
, friends. formed a very cheerful and eere''
bic party to relieve the inevitable mohoiaa
of Il vo; age, even on board 50 de'ighl'al
, seaboa, as the Mercury proved herself, uud'
, ,hc loin, command of her modest or"er, IS
her able aud acceptable first oi'ieer J!
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Ms.

TWO DOLLARS per annum in sdvsne., AZ,
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS " inol
be delayed three months; and ihnn -, ,s.t
LARS il not paid until the close Of wv
ar Advertisements inserted al One po,r,
square. ,ie lines or less, this sized Vp' .,or,tt
first insertion, and 25 cents for eaeh A.. 81
ance. Court advertisements and she',a Ioe,s
charged 25 per cent. higher; ana ,sral
of 33A per cent. will be made from 'n a.u,ts
prices, for advertisers by the year' nas
ments inserted monthly or qnaf'e,p ~
square for each time. Semi.month'f
per square for each Time, s.
1rPos,nasera are authorized 10 aet a. y
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A AMERICAN HOTEL
CORNER OF King AID GEORGE srRLETs,
CHARLESTON. sc.

I'm addition 10 the laie Improvements 10 NJ
establishment teo more new rooms have bes
added BY tie present Proprietor, ior the better q
cornniodation OF his friends. twill compare :.
worldly With any similar estahlnhuen', either
point of architectural beauty OF its aeeomnOc
tons, IN the South. m country The Amerleas
IS conveniently sItaated Ia respect to tie H
Road aud Steamboat landing, being eqnl-dis'as
from both. The Pfpfr,.t prdees himself ls q
ewry exf'tiou Ia give satisfaction.
+ A. H0kE
Oct. 10. $40. 5lu
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PnlfER s. YoREE


Gsssk Test OIiee,
'.iooRr CousrY. N. e., Drc %, lst'
DR.. J knhl--Dear Sii:
a Lady Ia this county, afflicted with q nst'o'
complaint, Prolspsus Utsfi, fluor A lbc'' sf'
somewhat dersnged mind caused by obs'fa,''''
was for about twelve months attended y io0'
our emlnen, physicians. without any etiece y
every ono successfully declared her ineuraOt' :. :
that she had To die. She then procured Two =
tie. of yonr Abyssin,a Mixture from me- w. =.
cured her entirely. She has since married :"
is in periec. good health and happy, ne N'l
sina Mixture has likewise proved very si'''ass,
in many other diseases, but particularly ID ''"
diseases. in which it should have the Pfe''''
of all others. Yours obedcntly,
DuGAiD MeDtnAb'
Price for the Abysslnia Mixture per ee"'
cents, 81 IS e. 81 80.
Likewise on hand and Tor sale. DR.. Nun /,
storet, Universal Plaster. Gold Mine baHss'
4 J. iioIToN, Afen''
Charlotte. n t
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DIR. ElUHL'S
-Abyssinia Mixture
Eur Gstarrhs. influunz1, Caa,iycness. Pile. {,
vel. Gruorthas. Glees, flaor Albus. OF ~
WHITES, Weakness. 0bstIuettous, Ae.

GeLp lint, n. C., Ave |, ist.
Dr. kail- Dear SAT;
You will please forward to us as soon As ca
yonient. fresh Supply Of the Res'ofer Of the b.
aud The Abytsinia Mixture We have sald oaI
some iiu,e The kvstofef and the Depaf.t
fa3 der. have proved to be- very ,iiicaep q
faliuesi OF the cheat. rheumatism, Sots Leg'l
Examinations OF lie Eyes. nvhtliIy, aud other che
me diseases. We warrants The ABYSS Vt
ture to every patienf and no one has asked Is {
the money returned, but on the contrary, s't
one has praised It's great ssnst We powers.
We remain you're. respectfully.
A 4 ID. " tI6NtYCt TT
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Coscos N c JuLr %, isis

CoscoRD, N c, jrLs %, isis
Dr. Kuhi - Dear Sir
W. have sold out a II Of your Abyssrfla NftIs'
ii has given sHfirs ssiisloefion to ell tho's ~
have Us j It. We have aatfsnlcd The Abls'lH'
NJ irtute IN all cases on our san account sat s.
can say, II has never 'alisd. We have dsiii ca.
for mote ot the Abs ssimia MIXTURE. -sa yoJ -
please send US Soon Nv possible such sup 7
which vtll answer the great demand.
Very respectfully senFs.
PHlFER & YORK;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-22
LATEST By THE TELEGRAPH.
Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1851

IHuRsDAY, MARCH T, IeoU
In the Senate to-day Mr. Footc presented the resolutions
Of the State of Mississippi He defended Mississippi from
the charge Of disunon He defended the Southern Con-
venon from any analogy with the Hartford Convention
drawn by the National Intcigencer.
Mr. Bradbury resolution relative removals from Office
then considered
Mr. Smith replied TO Mr. Bradbury, and opposed the
luton us inpcncn unjust and inconsistent. lie sad the
President would have pecedcnts enough TO Justify him in
refusing TO give any such resolutions lie cited
President acksons reply Mr. Wses resolution giving
reasons why President Taylor should the rcsou
ton now proposed for adoption by the Senate Without
having concluded Mr. $. gave way motion adjourn
The House of Representatives to-day, in committee Of
the whole passed the Senate bill for carrying into effect the
treaty with Brazil
The deficiency appropriation bill taken up, and dis
cussed till the hour limited by resolution adopted ycster
day The committee then proceeded The amend
men providing for the pay OF the clerks of the Department
o the Interior agreed and il provided that clerks
should hen after be transferred other departments for
such duties Without final action tho BILL the committee
rose and the .louse adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-22
=. ri Tie ENQUIRER.

Tle h""''S MrcKLrSursG Co.. Va, MARCH IL
Our old and peculiar ,6s so,s
H. BasAc,''a Snency was to-day announced candi-
o generous ms House Of Delegates He and Capt F. A.
M % are the only candidates before re The Rsod n, ins
Hon VIM ~ the county, without previous consultation
anaa va" 49, h. is not before The people 1T this tine, II
MA @ n his long S and well nnru rea r
tlcn. IL > ence from the county Col w. X. laskcr-
Gco'es ' i. come forward as candidate, and though
M 4h aa,,sns in its shnEas'sr ne sun.
hesi,aunsN h, PERSONAL and political friend, Mr. Goodc,
cd his pleasure to sn,[@s h the n'rsss,
the ccan', code on hearing the circumstances, on our
b. hia. M ,gy IN handsome and nngnanimous speec.
Caa't .ntd anil, the same time, announced COL
in his place Ar Gocde 10 the county, this people have
TIT o and proud remembrance and III ITS old and
.ves htii !" Ind Col B., it will again ind iinini ana
s sLs yp,, sentative --...,---------
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,tc nruof.p.TlC VOTERS OF ESSEX.

,,rC nEWOCRATlC VOTERS Ut ESSr.N
70 l,f to YOU the name OF Col Richard J. Muse to
We p,,ra in the next General Assembly Of Virginn.
e I gentleman Of anSuS,fd vs an will do
ac Ike | i ncr,,i. cause. Let every Democrat
'ss to and ,1 the st victory i ours Though We have been
% as we shond ha, the is limo mot ,n n
way. 10 Tue sWi. M Nh mem So il will 10 the election OF
aas sar,n il every democrat will rally for him
t Muse and nm naeIing determination for his glorious
Min S''H MANY DEMOCRATS AT CARY STREET.
sl" March % 1850.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-22

dissection. MIR. Daniel did not las was lepof'eu
proceedings of the Senatc) advocate '.'e f"s'
hc Boyd!o. and Petersburg PanS ffoaa D"'' 1a'
,sans, and appealed TO Mr.. Dennis 10 "i,'u'""
oen. proposing 10 give to the company tue ''"s ~
Sfr their road, "o the junction OF the k''."'u anu
"p ~. South Side Railroad, passing oy tic '''''s' %
~" ,,n in the county of Lunenpurg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-03-22
MERCHANDISE.
CLOTHING: CLoTmlAG::

CLOTIING: CLOTH1NG!
No. 10. Main street. Richmond, ya.
ct"rv are and ws m as-ortn,"n Of WELL Mapi
coliiiNG,to winch they respectfully call the attention ~ itr
that every lie satisfaction. The
sls o"! III this establishment raid h '''"e VII" wear them
BETTER MADE THAN CLOTHING GENERALLY,
Ihis t. ki""n !" he r oldest 'iih,'ir .'hs l"lsr ~ NE
Of CUT AND WORKMANSHIP.
Our stock viii Consist OF all the style" goods now IN market
'"' ",.' .'' 'a'I DEFY Ely COMPETITION.
Extra Super Dress Goats
Hue, olive brown an,l irab Sacks
French and English Merlno do
H"ss e il Rt s% Fi;9 oT gS anil ssss
New style f yrSEs Cas-" yF Fs%rsr yEsrsl,,
All Kinds Of Vests numerous To ha' ani t'- b.
t,rava Colin. S,.rts i;lo hose, gaulr aud sh
an"r wear a. To appreciate the eock Il u. h. sen Can At
Marshz-Im Late kesnA 90
KEEN. UIIILES j. CO..
No iI2, MAIN STREET RICHMOND. VIRGINIA,
M "t sale On The most accommodating terms W. cheap for
80 medium an! o~ priced Goats
100 ezra super French T~iled Frock-
9, I,,riso,ae Siask ,s"|y cisi.nereu rrocs,
800 black ,lerino Fr,rks and Sacks. very low
2k blue Cloth Sacks ami Frncks
80 .s sS Ep cSres I1 N G"% ,s f frs
lHn Vests o H;, -llk, s.lrnca bomnz"' Marselles Of
r'r ae fs St and ' '"'' also Check Linen l''''' Italian
Dls Mrfi" 'as'isirr tanei Dap de Etc. &c als ralts,
Starts S"srI, ,ail Hos n's9m1 Collars ShIr- soeAs
iIarchI5 kEEN. CillIEs co
FOREIGN rA mp DS Snt a"o STAPLE AND
of c Saw \" Is and Fetal
" AND RETAIL. DEALERS. III -torc. large PARTON
purchased The approved supply embracing
extensive variety useful am styles Of Staple Goods suited
I" the wants o merchants be found
i"usr IL ihcc',y
fabrics ~ Ladies brr-s Goods such W"oi ausina Mou'm
,res sod c"t,rt Spring Musla, soid anil printed l'ares,
white an co"r- Sprm aud Summer Silks black Caly &c,
lace caie Scari Collars and Culs trimmed Muslin Collars
Our stock DlabueS bought last Fall and much less than
For oy wear in ,,ur. General assortment of Cadet Cry and
other coiorrd Cashmcrei;s api EImlletts.
The III the public respectfully invited r
frt that our assortment and prices viii compare ia'oiahy WIN
hose q. any other house IN the city March l''--G,
~ &c x Ian, LADD %, 4 CO., DMUGGIsTs.
No. 9s, Corner OF Main and II Sts., Richmond, Va
AVE ln, Spring Stock o. Drass &C. r1npris'ns
nhis. lest aa.Irf
500 lha. super. carb Soda
=, bhis Alum and Ir,om salts
10 do Glue assorted qualities
lpt gallons Lamp On
II bids Tanners Oil
20 lls. Hydrologic ro,as1
~ doz Rnstton's God Liver Oil
Chrome Green aud yellow
lnu boxes Window Glass
lp baskets Sweet On
English lei d BoTax
~ lbs GalpIurl. American and English
lha tai Lemon
81 kcf- White Lead. dry aud IN on
ctskM Mace
bids. Ene Venetian Red
II gross Low Brown Wu.iso Soap
In t,bis Narnslri
lpu lies. Extract logwuod
Ayers Cherry rrc,ora
sand, and Io"nsrnl's SirsaIalld
An other popular Medicines raprcorr the usual
assortment Fancy Ancc &c all which VII,
be add puncua ear the n.hl credit
y Particular packin" and forwarding orders
Purcell. LADD Il co,
Marclih Druggists .. Nam liih.
HENRY SHAFER * cos
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COM VI 1. X CiAI. II r. & OR ID.

RICHMOND MARK ETs. MARCH aa.
loBACColc breaks Of Tobacco are small for the sea
son aud prices tending upwards Lugs sell at s. 81 gu;
t,nnon leaf 81 3; good IS so So tine stenlmng $40
a u -. IA manufacturing $40 u l. So.
Flo, -Hcim"nd 81 15a 81 sly; Scottsville, s.
MHEll-lted 100 cents; white los a lO1H.
IoRN-Od and new 52h SO cents.
aoRA MEAL-6n cents per bushel
uiIS- ~ cents per b;s,e
~iicrn.s very scarce; Cut 80 81 Isl Gross
1-t %; Shad IS 81 S6--dull.
LAID Barrels 81 al cents; kegs ~ cents for new.
s,hHoA--Fifgina cured hog round II ~ cents; old
Stes a6 cents old Shoulders, sound, Ak cents; new
SSi's % cents; new Shoulders 5H a 5k CENTS
ndls a 10 cents.
COFFEE -l2 10 cents-decining.
G, SHl"AR-Porio Rico 81 on; New Orleans, AZ u Gf
AoLASSES-N Orleans % TO %; Cuba 20 TO 23-cargo
Sale. IN wharf 10. to 2lE
:PlRlrSCoenac Brandy 81 rs 1926; Rochelle ST ,35a
~ American proof 33c; ih proof 50a55 Apple, scarce 55c
-. -isi7-new i0il2 Richmond Reced Whiskey go.
- c'nis n. f. Rum 29a3Oc.
yahASlmperial 45a75c per b.. Gunpowder 45 ITO cts
o n,s Tyson 50a1oc; Black 25 q 90 C.
oiLS-Spem winter l20al25c; summer ll0all5c; whale,
Der hbl '
hl.ES-Sperm Candles 43aiic; Taow llal3; IIus
Sn. lt' Atiinaniine 2S BIC. per ID.
Don !mltichniond and New York 81. ACC.
f"iaoES3Icrccrs are selling from the wharf al 6oc
LIVE STOCK MARKET-MARcH %.
pncE cAlTiE-sc:le weight 81 so 10 50 3d.
ssU9n,n-Nett weight 81.
per head 81 to ST. JACOB SHook.
~. BALTIMORE MARKETS. March 20.
Z, 5000 barrels of City Mills Flour to-day al
~ Howard street is held at the same price
Wheat unchanged
S0AS--Mh'e Corn soc; Yellow 50 cts per bushel.
NEW ORLEANS March Is
ssf s' WIZ o" 'a'' ~ i ~
WIN, que steamer Washington has arrived from Tampa Bay
, h several Emgrant ndiuns board. Gen Twiggs
~ a'tfins from his Illness
' " was fire at Lafayette last night which destroyed
theatre the Liberty Pole Hotel and several other value-
- houses. Loss $4,000
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oCRSIANT deed ~ trust, executed y the late judge PHI
L Nortorr Niclo!us and wife. l2 day August,
aud duy recorded the TOT Frederick, Tor t Iurcr
the ui debt therein mentioned 10 HUM hiy
Hke. the Z" e oi ai debt "l hc sold pub
auction, the highest bidder the premsrs the .ah tay
1850, the day. all thu, parcel
lar then The county Frederick Clarke
b.ius that held Capt
dec called AMI The COTTAGE Tract which the dwrl
ng formerly stood, III acres, aut
Lontird II sad deed described.
The sale will be Cash. the amount 81 intercs Which,
may sand debt the da, sale hou s., and The
II the the purchase
and eighteen months III equal portions, NiI H.
LAY of sale. the purchaser bol with good
rurI IA 4 deed the deferred ia,
thu above land believed Ia be- utst"malr, LAT the
only convey such vested
Ia hem y the -aiI deed o trust
FRANCIS oTWAN BYRD, To-,
JOHN l. PAGE. ''"
,nuc1r IN llc above sale X e NICHOLAS,
Administrator T. \ Nicholas, deco
40 Winchester will TIL
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,s,IT0TIER LAND FOR SALE.
d, IL IppE II L A II VI.

al, II linz Farm made Last September not having
~ .nn, with 1t IL again offered This iafI Is amongst ihe
most yslahe IN the county lies within ,o idl.s ~ ,e
miles OF the VILLAGE OF dfeh0i' eh'
iour ami the Fsu4Usr White sulphur Spin; II COO
thousand acres, The greater P'i-
.a - 10 H., rel o generally found IN that country wh
rss norn al fine bottom meadow land rendering me Farm ~
n,r,hy ats f rran aud for grazing several 5i springs WIN
,"a ere an, r, inning though the whole ana
The improvement are r"inha'e pam @ NJ
~ Instant from ei1a'ej -li- for the eeciion 6" such b.
n,ns A. proprietor mgh prefer commanding iii view OF
H. yn. Farm Tho ri this Farm renders desirable pro-
nx ~ proxi..y the canal the village Wasntol ami e
tyr Supaur Springs afogg han facilities 81 hea.
md az society the canal cheap aud ready marx ii
All products The Will be as liberal most purchasers fou
.l r-IIc gwen the purchaser Hi
e r..hlc arrangement the putting IN growing crop
Purchasers wishing the FanE referred to Edn"
Rose Esd (uow The occupauy Charles Chiffon, Jones Gees
EsqIs., Residents within few mics. or 10
JAMES FONTAINE of Hanover,
p THORNTON OF FrsterlcSs hifs
A L Rnse. drreaset
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS OFFICE,
FIJI FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH

STATIONS OFFICE, -
MOS SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. RICHMOND VIRGIL
Drawing Of Monongalla Lottery, Glass 81, March lGl -
81 - G5 IL ~ 81 &C Is Is ii Il Is - IL %.
Whole, Nos II G3 TO, prize Of sl2i
Ticket Nos - p ~, prize Of els -
Two more sold and paid by STEATTON
Drawn Nos. Sussex Glass p, MARCH, 18th
co Ii Is 80 II e. ~ Is IL - 80 60 II 81 e.
Drawn! Of Sussex Lottery. Extra Class ~. March l9iiAi
Il - ii 81 81 80 Is 81 GU 6G 81 IL ~.
Drawing oI Monosalia Lottery, Class y, March lah
Cu 5 6o 81 10 IL q IS i - i3 AZ
Drawing Of Delaware Lottery Clas, IL, March ~
S 10 IL IL 50 10 ~ 81 81 81 50.
Whole, Nos. u IS II, prize 800
Hail. Nos. 5 81 Al, prize $500.
Both sold and paid by SIRATIoN.
Schemes for the Week.
1000 DOLLARS!-5OD0 DOLLARS! ,
FRIDAY-Sussex Lottery, Glass GCatltils sIUl, alUo,
5000 All, Sc IS Sos II drawn. Ticket, s halves quar-
tors |.
5000 DOLLARS !-l,5M DOLLARSl
SATrRDAfSussex Lottery, Extra, Class di-Camals s1D~
1907 p, &c IS Nos, Is drawn Tickets sl halves - Cents
quarters ~
Virginia Lottery, Class e. lie drawn Saturday. I'D March,
l. drawn Scheme S.o,us'
l.ti Iii al l,lun Of 3 1000 l5hn lnttn; lowest Three
number rize l,lt &. Tickets sa; hayc. III quarters .
Virginia Lottery. Class 81 To be drawn Saturday hhi Mrci
S5d IS Nus, 3driwn. Prizes prize s5o@t a't'Fl usp
- 81.
LOOK OFT FOR 9TH OF APRIL.
Slendm Scheme: WD,tnU Capital ,
SATURDAY, April 9Th, Lottery, Glass D. capital
Prizes oil Sl0utp 5000. Jl1i Uu 1899 Loot ~ oi "uV
,o Of .nm, Is Nos, ~ drawn Tickets Sit halves Az
quarters 10: rl.irhs D.
Packages Certificates Of Packages and single Tickets III
all the Lotteries viii he promptly attended ami draw s sen. wien
requested. Please address to ~ SiKAl iu -,
March Is kitlilnni, VT
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NEW spRING GOODS.

DARKER, BAyI.S Il NiMM0 li3 Eagle Square, nog
Il receiving ,rr supply Of staple and Fancy DRY kGOt
nuol.. which ,ill be found
Corn, Apple. blue aud pink PLAN Mousln DO lanes
larcac MolislIne for SPRING wear
Pam and figured Tissues, Rirr.ss and AivGyines
Printed Lawns and Jaco.cis
English aud American Prints
Run, blue Pink and gfcel Chambrys
Incs blue. brown and Green ClOiiYs
New style Cassmrrca am, fweeds
Marscics and Silk Ntstings
Black AMI coo!ed Cravalnp
Kid aud silk Gloves and Miiss
Brown aud bleac-i Domestic Sheeiings and Shirlnas
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DIED.

- DIED.
,sierlay the 2ls inst quarter before 10 clock
still VI. EVANS aged 81 years. less day, young
~ oi James and Gertrude Evans His funeral will take
Sse Tins evening from Trinity Church a, half past three
The friends Of the family and those of the family Of
M 'ohn H. Tyler and Mr. John Blackwell requested TO
IN, wi'liou, further notice.
.ne Albany N Y, and Lynchburg papers please copy.
ssi RELIGIOUS NOTICE.--Rev. NJ. Rapiall will preach
N sabbath Saturday morning, the I'D OF March, IN the
House OF Lore lth, Marshall Street The
WI" be open at o'clock WHEN the usual Sabbath service
iENTiOS, OFFICERS OF THE 10th RE.
lou requested 10 meet a, e Columbian Hotel, stat,t
past o'clock, VI this afternoon, attend n 6RhA
r4i d Joseph Evans late Lieutenant Of your
u.l ocsrs will appear full uniiorn with the MIiE
N.r., :. oil mourning JNO b SOUTHALI, Ajutani
i79th Regiment Virginia Infantry
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1a OIL; I'LL roK SALE WITHHOLD Kf:sl:n,E.

ylNIIE sub.crner ayns determined 10 hove ii- fh VIII sen ~
the highest bidder, without III" ION vi jay " a
next the valuable Tract ~ Land on which IN
ny rr-nes aai Farm nm" hhnTei at.E u ! We
@ ~ wo larry. eks running through amt abounls IInE9
-, ,,yrr ;,inp water The crek fSh, anu
riur,r There large quantity OF laud tie olsnal crow"
M IN. CLEARED , produces we. AID susceptible o M
movement buildings excellent ~" stored p"e'
all .! which have been hul
,bn wears pump aud ~ TIC stable
hrru IL another Farm situated the nam roa "i' mn
,r, Mount Pleasant, and twenty Fredericksburg The neigh
hoool 10: health morality aud hospitality, cannot e surpassed b
any IN Virginia VIII take pleasure IN shaving The ls'i ~ any
TX, Should the land be sold il'i dhc no
nee viii be- gwen viii be moderate ~ y"h,f Vim
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