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EJhOfOohLS tor carrying the MAILS OF the
=, United States on the following post-roads,
WI De received at the General Post Office until
the 18th day of February next
j. From Fredcricksbureh by Orange 6. h Mil
ton and charlottesville 90 New-York once a week.
Leave fredericksburg every Wednesday at 8
p m and arrive at Charlottesville on FRIDAY by 6
a. m.-Lcave Charlottesville at a. m and arrive
at New-York by IL a. m.-Leave New-York eve
ry friday at p. nj. arrive at Charlottesville by 5
p D. M and arrive at Fredericksburg on Sunday by
10 p. IN.
2 From New-York by Wanesboro' to Staun
ton once aweek Leave Stanton every Friday
ut 3 a. m and arrive at New-York by ii a. M
Leave New-York every Friday at / D. M and ar
rive at Staunton by E p. m.
j. From Richmond by Coochland C. h. Column
Dia, Rising Sun and Milton to Charlottesville once
week. Leave Richmond every Tuesday at / u.
IN. and arrive ut Charlottesville on Thursday by
D p m--Lcavc Charlottesville every Saturday at
D a. m and arrive at Richmond on MONDAY by IL
a. m.
d. From Lancaster by Elizabethtown, Middle
town, Harrisburg, Carlisle and Shippensburtr to
Chambcrsburg times weck-Leave Lancaster
every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 4 D. m
and arrive at Chamberaburg on Tuesday, Thurs
gay ana Saturday by 1Op m-Leavc Chambers
burg every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
Z a. m and arrive at Lancaster by ID D. IN.
5. From Ci,anlbersburg bv M'ConucIIs;o1vn
e.. - 'A'it SiSSispufSo 10 fltlSDuIS
three tunes week. Leave Chambersburg eve.
ry Monday, Wednesday and Friday at S a. IN ar
rave at Somerset on Tuesday, Thursday and Sa
turday by 9 p. m and arrive at Pittsburg on Thurs
DAY, Saturday and Tuesday by 10 a. m-Rcturn-
ing, Leave Pittsburg every tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at p. and arrive at Chambers
nurS the next FRIDAY, Monday and Wednesday
by 8 p. IN.
NOTES
l. The contracts for the three first mentioned
routes are to DC in operation on the 1st day of A.
pril next, and TO continue in force one year Con-
tracts tor the two last routes are to be in opcrati
on on the LIST day of July next and continue until
the 3Oth OF September 1909
"a. The contractor will be subjected to the u
sual penalties for DELAYS and failures, which will
be specified III the contracts
GIDEON GRANGER,
Post Master General
General Post Office, Jam z. f2aw6w.l
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Il DUCATlOR--fhe subscriber ofierin. his
- unic'Sned thanks to those gentlemen who
ha'c manifested their confidence in him as a
Icactcr, proposes to- continue his school at the
same place tic ensuing year
In this seminary youth will be instructed; =, ,Io
Greek, Latin and English Languages, Ceocra
ply and the use OF tic Globes, the Elements of
Geometry, with practical Surveying Also. the
Elemenis Of Natural Philosophy, Writing and A.
Fiuhnettc, Vulgar, Decimal and Analytical The
pTi'e OF board tuition, washing, bedding and fu-
cb ".nl DC az hundred dollars for the term, paid
tecnth Of January and end about the tent, Of De.
ccnber following. THOMAS NELSON.
Humanity Hal, FORKS of Hanover, Dec q.
Elaw4NgY ]
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OAkDING sCHOOL-EpMrxp Law.
G0 rESGE purposes 70 take the MANAGE m,,t
OF school, in Hanover, ~ miles from Rich.
mond and 9 from Macon's Mill The situation Il
very healthy.
:, nc WI take buartlers only, from 6 70 IS
Years ofage, and few pupils from the neieJ,I,o.
hooa Board, tuition and washing win be 1oO q
Tor tie term, which will begin on the 18th In
start ard end on the 25h Of December follotyiner
ard ~ : for tuition or;ly. In both cases ouartcr'
" payments in advance win be required c;rcat
pans wii be taken 70 improve his pupils in learn.
lig ana write. There viii be two vacations of ! 5
1 escn' one N tie Spring and the other in the
Fall for which 10 deduction win be made Tb,'s
VINO are not acquainted with himlnd may wish
TO place children under bis care, requested to
Apply to James Goysn Esqr. hanover and
Da'id Bullock Esqr, ofRichmI any infor-
nation, which tllcy may dcsl
Jan ).
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FOR SALE.-By virtue OF a deed of trust ex.
- ecuted to the subscriber by VIM. Holland.
to secure the payment of debt due VIM q,
will be exposed to sale at public auction for rea
dy money, at John D. M'Gruder's mill, on wed
ncsday the 9th January, 1903, tract of LAND
containing one hundred and seventy five acres, be
the same more or less, lying in the county of Flu.
wanna acting as trustee will only convey the fl
tie vested in me as such.
O1PfB ANDERSON
jan T. G2aw3w
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l OST, between Hanover Court House, and
IL the Eage-Tavern, in the city of Richmond,
this day, ared Morocco Pocket Book, with Bank
Notes, to The amount of ninety-iive dollars-one
fifty dollar note of the u States branch at Sa-
vannah, No. 556S-two twenty dollar notes of
the Virginia Bank, and Ave dollar, the numbers
OF the three last not now recoIiected; with two
Bonds OF " arner l.. Wormley's of thousand
dollars, given to Robert b. Gaines Of King and
queen, one OF hive hundred due the first of Janu-
AIRY 1910, and the other also of five hundred dol
lars due in January 1911, with sundrv other pa
pers that can be ofno service any person but the
owner Who ever will deliver the said Pocket
Boot with the ninety five dollars and all the other
papers that were in il whenlost. to Mr.. Poitiaux
OF thus city, orto the subscriber residing in King
w iain aear Hanover Courthouse, shall receive
twenty dollars THOMAS CARY NELSON
Richmond, Dec 49, T2awtf1
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III fANDS FOR sALE.-The subscriber offers
SAA for sale, the following Tracts OF LAND, in
which, to persons making early application, he
will give great bargains One tract of 1900 acres,
lying III buckingham, which is advantageously
Situated fortrade, being two OF three miles from
SCOTS Manufacturing Mill, and five from New
Canton This Land is very valuable, havr,r on il
eOoacres ofswoods, nearly all OF which is good
tobacco Lsnd ,atherc are also very good improve
ments, such az, Ue well calculated for the ac
comnlodstion 81 arfamily, and sufficicncy of
cleared land, to e,nploy 10 or 12 hands aclvanta
geous.y. This tract viii be shewn to any person
,nclincd TO purchase, By Capt. Peter (;,rtrrant.
Ee~ resident on the lantl.-Cnc tract on Ran.
doiph's creek, of 400 acres, the greater part of
which is fresh and will produce COED wheat and
corn; it joins the lands of Col Wilson ard Mr..
Ciiiey Lewis.-Onc- other tract, in the ncighbor-
hood OF New-Cahton, of 212 acres, being mole
tyof tract owned by MIR. Maurice LaIfrhorne-
Another trnct in Powhatan, CISCO acres, known
by the Name Of Gibraitar
. These Lands viii be offered for sale Mt vnrv re-
duccd prices, which may be known, during INV
absence by application TO Col William Daniel Of
Cumberland. WHO is authorised to contract on
them. The title viii be made by me on nv return
from Kentucky, which win probably be between
the 10Th and 10Th Of February next
WADE MOSBY.
: to"i'0an, Dec q. (Ftf)
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E'oR SALE.-By virtue of a deed of trust, ex.
= ecuted to the subscriber by Goodman Banks.
dale, 20 secure the payment of debt to William
Gait, VIII DC exposed to sale, at public auction
ior ready money, on Saturday the 30th this pre-
sent month Oanuary) at CIoudious Ruster's plan.
tatcn, whercon Christian w Baker now resides
tract OF LAND lying in the county of Abe
marie, containing one hundred ard twelve acres
and a halt, being the Same land said Goodman
Bsrksdale purchased OF Douglas Barksdalc All.
So two negro GIRLS, Maria and Morning, or
SO hiuch OF the aforesaid property as will be sufii
cient to discharge the debt, interest and cost
toresald acting as trustee for others. will onI,
convey the title vested in me as such.
DAVIU ANDERSON, Trustee.
Milton, january. T2sw3y !
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WILL positively be sold, on Saturday the soth

M ILL positively be sold, on Saturday the SOth
January 1903, on the premises, one tract
of LAND, lying in the county of Albemarlc, COR.
tanning 21O acres, be the same more or less. "a
bout three miles from Charlottesville and adjoining
the lands OF Henry Williams, George Divers and
others ALSO, the following Slaves, t. wit =
James, Jude, Sukey and Joe, by Vi tue of a deed
OF trust eXecutedto the subscribers, by C!oudious
buster, decd in his life time, and committed TO
record i'll the district court of Charlottesville to Sc
cure sum of money due from said Buster,
decd to VIII Gaylt. acting as trustee, will only
convey title vested in us as such.
D4pID ANDERSON, Z
BEN3.fMIN BROWN, trustees
hibenarie, Dec 90. (9oSySsp
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OTICE--On the 10th of last month, Elijah
= kirtly delivered to me in Orange county, on
his way from Woodford county, Kentucky, a
MARE, which he requested me to deliver to a
son OF a widow Watkins in Guochland; Icarried
her to the widow Watkins's, her sons being from
home, and not likely to return for some months,
she refused to receive her. The right owncris
requested to call on me for her six miles above
Columbia in Fluvaiina county
BENJAMIN SEAY.
JAM 1aw3w
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E'Ok SALE-By virtue of deed in trust, cx-
y ecuted to the subscriber by Butler Bradbourn,
10 secure tie payment OF a debt TO VIM. Gait, will
be exposed 10 sale public auction, for ready mo.
ney, on Saturday the 23d of this present month.
instant, at Thomas Wills in The town of Milton.
well improved LOT IN the said town it's an
advantageous situation for a carriage or pyaeycon
maker, there being on the lot large work SHOP,
good biacksmith's shop anda well finished dwell,
ing mouse acting as trustee, will only convex
the title vested in me as such
DAVID ANDERSON Trustee.
Jan. ., 2aw2w]
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w I'LL Be SOLD, at public auction, ON the
l9th day OF January next, at the door of
the Eagic-Tarcrn, nincty-two thousand. seven
hundred end thirty acres of western LANDS, w.
ing IN the counties OF Montgomery, Harrison and
Kenawha A credit Of one, two. three and fo'',.
years will be allowed, if satisfactory security shall
be given SiNDEL GSEEATxy;,yr
Richmond. Oct T. (oawtdsI
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a GREEABLE to Il deed OF trust, executed 10
4 y lapes Lewis and Matthew Henderson. bv
john Henderson. will be exposed to sale, for rea
dy MONEYS before the door of Elijah Garth's Ia
yern IN the town of Charlottesville, one Bay
aoRSs' wilma biazed face, on the first Monday
III February next, being Albcmarle court dav in
order to satisfy said trust.
sFfS.- LEWIS,
Ih41HEW HENDERSoy
Charlottesville, Jan. T. T1aw3w1
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ShVENTEEN SLAVES-By yii1uc of n deed
a. OF trust executed to the srbscriber, By wa
lam Laurence, in his lie time, and admitted fo
record iii the General Court, at the ttrc tor
1914, to secure the payment Of a sum OF r,,oncy
therein mentioned, due to William Fenwick. viii
losIuye'y De sold, at Louisa court house, on the
18th day Of January next, being Louisa so,,r, la,,
seventeen vsiuablc SLAVES.--Amcng tltc1n AZ,
eeverhi house Servants, very good Shocmlker,
regularly bTca TO the business, good 5eamstress
and a good Hoster,-ALso, six rods ana To-
htpyc, tour tiorses, thirty HOGS, aud twenty head
q -Chtte-By the consent Of Mr.. FcnWick. ot
TIC request OF The admir-. Of the decd credit
" siI months viii be given to the purchasers of
thc Negroes, Upon their executing bonds To the
sH6st rber with good security, and like wise giving
l'iin deed OF trust on the Negro or Negroes prr.
chased, and on real property 70 secure the pi,nc-
luI payment CT tc money when it becomes due .
~, ~, o'her property vi be sold for ready morcv
\ nc subscriber will convey lis title as trustee.
Which lie bcbcres to be indisp,tablc.
DAVID BULLOCK
lcCciuDer y. lawt6s.
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USJ PUBLISHED by THOMAS R1TcHIy, orPo-
SITE rhS Posr-oFFfcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PR ANHrM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
nISSOLUTIoN OF CO-PARTNERSHIp
- The Co-portnershio Of TABOR {, BroSvx saas
9 mutual conscat, disssvea The 3ist December iast
slFersors hGe'aS claims against RTE conccys SDiI
0pflpJor settlement Ic7tes Rrozsn, Jun soho is
authorised to receive all monies DIE thereto
THOMAS IA1LOR,
.TAlHES BROWN, ir
RichstOnd, Jan. S, 1908
THE AUCTION {, COMMISSION BUSINESS SpiX
an pfure be carried b. the Subscriber IN the tene
,sent heretofore occupied BY Taylor G. Brown, svich
80 spefI calculated for the reception of large guam
nty 81 goods He has on hand for sale, 10th for
cash and credit a large assortment of GROCE-
RES: d.,,ongst (Which are,
s., i ; s''s'i e q. 4sr1e04 RUN.
Gir0spr and loaf Sugar BY the hid and barrel,
Enperiai, Hrson and 1oung Hyson Teas,
Coffee, Gtynioc brandy,
Pennsylvania Whiskey,
Sat in SACKS,
9ycors old Brazil Vine in hhds
First quality Madeira in Pipes hhds. G. Of. eask.,
Sherry Vine, &c. &c &c.
Ind quantity Of Dry Goods suitable for the season
JAMES BROWN, jr.
: ,7an S. (IJ
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Z virtue of Il deed of trust, executed bv LOST.
- an Bingham and Elizabeth his wife to the
subscriber, bearing date the Goth September,
lSo7, and recorded in the H. court, to secure the
several sums of money and interest therein men
TONED, VIII be ssld on the premises, to the high
est bidder, for ready money, the House and POI
on Shockoc Hill now occupied by said BINGHAM.
on the twentieth day of this present month
JOHN F. PRICE, Trustee.
Richmond, Jan. Z. (1awtdsl
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NJ ANTED, AN ASSISTANT AT THE RICH
MoND FEMALE ACApEMY-MRs BYRD
is dcsirous OF getting a Lady of good moral cha.
racter and capable of teaching English and Arith-
meuc, to assist her in tuition, and also in taking
care OF the young Indies entrusted to her super
intendancc To suchs person she viii give = rea-
sonable salary, besides her beard, and lodging at
the academy, including fire, candles and washing
Richmond, JaA. z, 1908 G2awtf1
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n DUCATJOG-My school will be oDen f,,
Il tIs reception cf students TIE ensuing ycar
about tho fist Of February In which viii be
.sush,, anguish Grammar, Latin, Geography, His
ing, keadirg, Writing and Arithmetic. ~.
pice icF tuition will be twenty dollars for the
tern, 70 DC paid half yearly IN advance--Board
nay be had ON reasonable terms IN the neighbour.
hooa: KCHD. M. SEGAR.
-- I1IL.lescNs .Ilec. "a Gaw4wT)
( IAkE ibis method Of Informing my distant
cIeIts, that have rei:np,isl,cd the practice
OF LAWN The county courts Of Northumberland
sd Lancaster, and the diotrict court of North,rn
neilhdj ara have transferred NY law-business.
skccp' IN hose cases in Which be Has opposed
" JOHN MILLER, Jnn.
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The terms will be liberal and convenient to the
purchaser Applyts TAYLOR 8. BROWN.
NOV. ~. (layytfl
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N ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE--On
"Wednesday the 10th day of February next,
will be exposed to sale, to the highest bidder fo,.
ready moneys at Goochland court. house. the tra-t
of LAND whcreon Edward Boiling at present
resides, lying on James river, in the county of
Coochland, about three miles above the court
house, containing by estimation oite tboussnH =.
cirs, be the same more or less, CT so y.uch Of
the sad tract as shall be sufficient TO dischaYo.
b:e fcliHwing'sums Of money; the payrnctr where
III has been secured BY three several deeds of
trust on the said land, executed By said Boljup,
as follows, to wit One executed TO Frederick
Harris and William Miller, bearing date the 18th
day of July, 1906 for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of q sum Of money due to John +. H,r.
ris g. Co. the balance whereof arnountintr 20 he
tween two hundred and fifty and two hundred and
sixty pounds has been assigned TO Charles Smith
One other executed to Charles T. Bates and VIM
Miller, bearing date the 2Oth DAY OF October
1905, for tic purpose Of securing to Frederick
Harris the payment Of five hundred and nine
pounds with interest thereon from the set day of
November, 1906: and one other executed to VIII
ham Miller and Joseph Shelton, on the 22d day
OF juno, 1907, for the purpose Of securing to FIRE.
dcrck Harris the payment of fourteen hundred
and sixteen dollars, due the 1st day of November
last all OF Which deeds have been duly record
ed IN the county court Of Goochland A suffici-
ency Of the said lard will be sold in pursuance Of
the aforesaid deeds Of trust, TO satisfy the sums
OF money aforesaid or Tire balances remaining due
thereof, together with AL interest accrung there
on, and tie costs attending the drafting and re-
oordIng SAID deeds, and Of advertising and selling
sad land, ~ YIE TRUSTEES.
jan :" LlawtJs
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HE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
~ patcnt-rght of erecting, using &c (withn
the greater part of this state southwark of the
Day) one OF the truest, best and most expeditions
Nail-Cutting Machines that has ever been intro.
duced INTO this STATE, by which much superior
mails are made: any person residing within a suf
ficlcnt distance from this place, whe is desirous
OF purchasing such a machine, may have one at
the same price that was given by the subscriber !;
and for REASONABLE. consideration NAV likewise
possess an exclusive right of work ing it within
any such district as may &c agreed on
Richmond, Dec. Is, 1907.
At McCal's Mandatory on the Basin of m,
Canal, arc sold Nails of superior quality, at the
following prices and where also is to be had, bar
and hoop IRON, Nail Rods, sc. &c.
WROUGHT NILS
dy. dv Ceu,,
Spikes, 40, so and 30 nails, 12i per h
II nails, IA
10 do ID
8 do I41
CUT NAILS G. BRADS
dv. Cent,
Cd, 20, IL and IL brads, II perb
do. ia
6 nails, t25
do. 10
----------- do. II Gtastf ]
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or rUBLIsHED ny THOMAS R1rcnIy, orpo-
SITE rHs Posr-oFFIcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PR ANHrM, PAYABLE ADVANCE.
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TOR SALE, that large, valuable and well built
n Brick Lumber-house, lately the property of
Alessrs. VIM. Mckenzie & Co. so feet front, so
feet deep, and three stories high, situated on the
back street leading from the Basin, nearly oppo-
site to the house lately occupied by Mr.. John Hen
nv
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Y OR SALE, a few prime tracts of Militar,
n LAND, III the state of Ohio.
Bank Sfares w4rted.--Applt as above.
Zee. -. cav I'm
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IN CRAWCER
NJ qadyrerlv court. Continued and held far The
County Of Prince Edssard, &ouen.6er Tie Urn.
1907 '''
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n @ T ICE.

= The subscriber meaning to decline the Dry
Good bslsiness offers for sale, MS entire Sleek
on hand, rery choice assortment qf GOODS,
adapted 10 the present and approaching sea-
sons The terms low, and the credit hbe.
raj, Tor approved paper.
Ali those indebted to me by open account,
ore respectfully requested, if not convenient
now 10 pay, 80 come forward and ADJUST the
same by note.
Those indebted to the late concern OF Ben
nett ard Waits, are informed, that IA coDse-
qucnce OF the death of Mr.. Waits, no iasthcs
sninlgence can be given. after the first of ia
nnary ansuiag-sslits will then be ordered IN
Discriminatory against all who may not attend
90 this notice.
Charles Bennett.
sepssnDer "A .eSSae.1 Aa soa@
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Useful Arts Lottery.
CASH PRIZES.

Su6lees TO q deduch9as Of I !: 1ier etnt.
This Lottery offers one of the best oppor--
funities for atlventurers, that may ever occur
again, as al, the large prizes are in the wheel
and OILY fourteen daya to draw--and tickets at
the low price of 2 dollars, bus will soon advance
to 3.
n. B. All the above Lotteries will be finish
ed this fall. Persons wishing 10 become adj
yenturers shall receive the greatest encour-
agement at this office. Letters, post paid, en-
closing bank notes Of any state, shall be punc-
tuaiiy atssndea 10, directed to Nc. o. Chestnut
street.
K. Il. Hughes.
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TO RENT,
September %.

(Aa5 smmedzals Possession g'cea)
NEAR TIE EXTREMITY OF The PAVEMENT
On Prince Street
A TWO-STCRY BRICK HOUSE, with
n an elegant garden, and all necessary
Grllr.,iiugs tl,efe1o, eomplcte. The premises
occupy osie half acre Of ground, Or one of the
best situations and best constructions, tqHaled
s,y tew, If any exceeded by mono ii Aiexan
slfta of It's size; ii has also pump of excel
lent water, approved of by the best Judges,
besides well IN the garden for It's exclusive
Use, agd is every way calcuia1ed toacccmIno-
aalea senreel family, from such moderaSr
sent Will be taken.
Now building and will be ready
TO RENT about tic first Of Angus, FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington street, Tie stu
atoms are good, aud lhe buildings will be ye.
gy convenient and neatly sinshed, for private
Sanilies, OF public business and House or
iwe, near &icysrs. l'GaysteHrr and Young's
wharf.
Fog terms apply to,
Robeyt Brpfket.
Jane ] 2h~
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For Sal. z.

The DWELLING HOUSE and LOT
with the improvements where reside.
.AJ.SO,
sundry vacant LOTS, situate ia various
parts of the town Of AIexandria. I}lsy age
free of all incugabrances and will lie conveyed
in fee simple to the purchasers
The terms Of credit snail be easy on Piyins.
sufficient security, and will be made known
by application to tne Subscriber.
Charles Lee.
September g. 1awtf
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Nonce IS hscnI1v gwen.

y-'0 tha segorl cyeci.or. q tis seid iio-
( bert Brown Jameson. 10 b'ing II. and
exaij,n 20 Co-Ix -soLD, tiustc., aPpoin ted
for tic beaeGt ol lac said c,sditogs3 thc;r Pc
spec,;ve cai,as, withln G4- i.lon1as from ,liis
24thd4y Of sepieno>er l6o8--.s,ili ii Is order
ID. That nctica It tb's on.el be published IN
the Alexandra .c4iiy Gazette, ara the 9a.i :
onal I.teligencuf, once in each week, los thre e
successive weeks By orde, of the honorable
Nicholas Fitzhugh, assistant Judge Ct tie Ci!-
cui, Court of the District OF Columbia, and
acting Judge in the case Of the discharge o.
tie insolyent debtor, aforesaid. Witness, NY
hay.d and seal this 24th September, 1903.
G.. Deneale, c. c.
September 81. laV-3w
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$500 Tickets at 10, dollars, ,
each, is

SR55eet 20 . deductoss q. yfsf2een fer cent.
Fog The convenience u}tIie pubiic, half tick
cts will be provided by the managers, and
signed as the whole tickets.
Prizes payable in cash at tie bank of the =.
States, OH the meet day fer each 9,uzoins day.
lfhe whole lottery will be diawsl In foA'-
seen dra uGsg digs and to save eSpences only
as n,any numbers will be drawn Us there are
prizes the residue will of course be blanks