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nkflIi AIRY

DIED NJ his residence in Buckingham county
| ON the Isl ult. after n severe aud distressing ill.,
ness Of eighteen days, which elnded or defcd the
skill of eminent physicians. NJ. JOSEPH
Fades, formerly o Albenarle, aged 81 years
Mr.. EadeS was man who was cmlnentlv en-
dowcd with moral vis'uc. unqupstionahlc prohi
ty. strict honour aud firm integrity, mid. gentle
aud unaSsuming in his general dcpormcnt. II
only required IN acquaintance, and his incstma.
bic worth was known.
He wns the poor mans friend in need
The gentleman IN word aud deed,
H. was perfectly clear of envy, malice and de.
traction, and there have been but few men who
have lived more esteemed and respected and
died more universally regretted b, all who knew
him. He was thekind peaccahe nd bencyornt
neighbour, the mild gentle humane aud indulgcnt
master, and his usefulness as a citizen and neigh.
bour. will be appreciated only BY the loss of "a
valuable = mrmh'rto Society. Ieaccumulated
by Industry ana economy, an indoprndercy %
the GOOD, OF tbs worl > hch by ms benevolenct
renders himself use nj at#a- death Bat amidsi
, all is virtues and usctune lac /, cut OF from
rs by the terrific hand Of tbal Monster death and
is gone to that hopse fIom ~hlth ~ traveller re
turns, bul he has left name behind n earth
mong men which man ought 10 lnast
.-s- .--ss- Aan- z.r-
RI uBLlC NOTlCB.-The fall al winter
K session n rhc subScr ber's school will com
nrHce on Mo ldav, lnh Sept, aud will tcrm,.
nate Febrnar! 10th, following 1897
JOHN e. REID.
Sent e. Ia
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NVfIRGlN1A At n Superior Court OF Chan.
v cery holden ~ the town fLynchbug, on
the 18th day Of May, 1927,
John $. Carter, PHI.
against
Abram Carer, Joseph r Carter, and William
.Iopling, exec ors OF John Crawford, deed.
John f. Eian m infant undrt the age ottweu-
" one wears and John e Burros', Dpds.
On the motion of,hc Defendants Abrnm Garter
Joseph H. Garter y Wa Jop ~, es'rs If Juo.
C,awtofddec. b, counsel 0 dissolve theinjnnction
awarded the PIN, nthis cause, on the 10th day
Of SIay, one thousand eight hundred aud twenty .
six the count on Cosld atom of the bill ar
swer aud exhibits, nnd after he ring counsel Ia
opposition thereto, doth irIrc the motto A., and
doth order that The defendants Abram Garter.
Joseph X Carter aud William Jopmg render M
account of their ndministt alton Of the estate Of
their tesIator before one OF the commissioners
OF the court who is directed To examine sT1tc
aud settle the sam 4 make report thereof 10 The
court with any matters specially stated tho per
tineni by himself, o. required by the parlles to
he stated,
True copics-Tesic, JOHN WILLS. Ok.
Commissioner office. Lynchburr,
LIST Jujy, 1927.
The parties in This cause Will take notice that
have appointed Wednesday the tenth day of
October next to carry the foregoing order Of
court INTO effect at which time iheyare required
10 attend at my office, in this town, with their
accounts, ard vouchers prepared tor examina-
ton and settlement.
CHS. =. JOHNSTON, Com.
Sept g. cl~5
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

SVIhGlNlA-A n Superior Court Of Cham
y ce1y holden nj the town OF Lynchburg on
the 18th day OF May, 1927.
Edmund 4. Coffee, PIT
against
john billiard and William G. Pendcon Jas
$ fendleion, aud John u. Monntrnsilr, mer
thants and partners trading und the 6im of
l,ndlrton aud MonntcaslIe, and Cornelius Pow
ELL Defs
This cause came on this day 10 he heard on
the bill answers and exhibits and WAS argued
by counsel on consideration whereof lhr court
doth otdri that one Of It's commissioners do rs
cerIan the balance due u?on the PLAINTIFF deed
ottrnst, after due n"ilce TO The par,les for that
purpose aud mike report thereof TO the count
w't" any matters spcciall' stated, Thought per
tn nj by himself, Or requl oil by the parties 10 be
stated
copy--Teste. JOHN WILLS. {.
Commissioners office. Lynrhburg, I
LIST July, 1927
Ihc parties Ia ibis cause will take notice that
have appointed Tuesday. the oh day OF DC.
tobnr next, 10 carry tbe foregoing order Of courI
into effect al Which time they are required To
attend nj my office IA this toNl,, with their ar
counts, aud vouchers prepared for exnmlini
ton and settlement
CAS-. p. JOHNSTON, Com.
Sept 6. c1w6
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n AND FOR SALE.--The subscriber, ia
- tending to discontinue planting, oilers lor
sale the tract OF Land on which he now resides,
lying in Bedford county, within sis miles oi
Lynchburg, adjoining the lands of Patrick kol-
ton Edmund tobbs, lluam Cheatwood, Naihl.
l. Mapson and Mrs. Cath MeriHether.-1hc
Tract contains 526 IL acres 100 of which IS
heavily timber d, the balance either IN high
state of cultivation, or with IA little exception
well covered. As IT is presnmable that any
Que wishing To buy, will first view the premises a
particular description is thought superiluous, the
subscriber would but just observe that II Is dc
Sruble place both for health and cultivation
The NEG hborhood is thought to be one OF the
hest III Virginia Ga this tract are all nccess1'
~ improvements The dwelling house is large
and convenient though NOT entirely finished.
The subscriber VIII shew the premises 10 any
one wishing TO buy.
Terms Que third payable lst May, 1928
one thnd Isl May, 1929 the balance Isl MAY
ls3h. deed OF trust 81 satisfactory bonds will
be required CLEMENTS A. JENNINGS
Augnst2. c2InifJ2
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PROMPT PAYMEN 7.
Managers Office.


Ltuchhurg Sept. LIST 1927.
The manager OF the Virginia Navigation Lot
terry. after his grateful acknowledgements to the
public for the liberal encouragement received
AT their hand, in the various schemes heretofore
offered aud particularly in the class drawn on
Wednesday last, bcgs leave to offer IN return an
evidence his e,atitade by prompt pdinenf OF
prizes. 1t was the fortune of Ma John Will
ans of Pitsvlvauia to buy OF the manager hun
self, one halfof the capital prize of ;sSoo7--and
on the lst August to receive from the same hand
the full amount, of his good luck IN Bunk Notes.
The lucky owner of one quarter OF the same
fortunate number this evening. received a check
on the Farmers Bank ofVirsinia for his reward
Of adventure in the most popular High and Low
system for the full amount Of his prlZc.-l ickPt
No. 1896. entitled TO prize Of > 900 owned
by Jas. Mitchell. Esq has already Al this Office
received the cash in full the owner OF the re
naming Quarters ofthe capital prize of S8,hn
--,ogcther with the holders of the shares OF the
beautiful prize of 81 ,o0t are mos respectfully
invited 20 call for their cash nj this office. where
n,,re prizps have been sold aud more cash has
h,cn naid since Is establishment than any office
virginia, and where the cash can be had AZ all
Times for prizes in all responsible Lotteries
Sept G.
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obacco Land for sale.

r WISH to sell tractof Land situated in the
- county of Campbell. on Beaver Creek with
in abou' six miles of Lynchburg, containing
6o5 Acres This land is heavily timbered, and
has upon il plenty of lime stone, anda large pro-
portion of the tract is excellent tobacco land in
Guiding about 80 acres OF Greek Bottom Land.
Capt Allen Wiley, who lives adjoining the land,
will show ii 10 any person who wishes to exam
ihe it.
Also, two other tracts, in the county of Camp
bell, on the public road leading from Lynch
curg 10 Wards Bridge within two OF thee miles
ofthe bridge. One containing 2l7 acres, with
about one third tobacco land, small plantation
cleared, and has seat for mil on Otter River
that may be made profitable. The other tract
contains 253 acres, lies 'evel is well tiulbered
and watcred. and may be made "a prof able
stand for House of Entertainment. These two
tracts adjoin each other aud viii be sold sepa.
rate to suit purchasers. The lands will he
shewn and terms Of sale made known upon al.
pIlcatlon 10 CHS. VI. LYNCH.
Ex'r of Anselm Lynch, decd
Sept. Is c4w5
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T. Ell MS.
Announcement of The Drawine

'onET oificr, J III Market street. ,
Baltimore, Aug Oh. 1897.
u We have the pleasure to announce Tim, the
dinWine oftIe
GRAND LITERATURE LOTTERY.
o the State OF Mn land, will tale nl,,e H. III,
Cny ofBALliMOiE, ON Wedncsda, the I'm
OF October, ard viii be completed on thai da.
i ms Lottery ~ The most biIam in the United
a'ales ean,"n'ng, besides The capitals OF %
coo DOLLS and 1000 DOLLS ma l.ss =, a.,
IN prizes Il TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
ehrl,i
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MARRIED, on Monday the Sd Inst. by the
Rev. Wm. s Reid, nj the residence of Doct Ro-
bert klncald of Nelson, the Rev. ISAACPAuL
to Miss HANNAH GLENN AUSnN
-, on Tuesday evening last, in this
place, by thc Rev VIM s Reid. MIR. CHARLES
CAlToON, to Miss MARC AliEr, daughter of
NJ ChriStonher Todd
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SCr IRGINlA AT q superior Court of than.
y Gerry holden at the town ofLynchburg on
the 2lsi day Of May, 1924
Thomas wright, Pit
against
John NJ. Edwards, Dabney Ware, acting exc
cutor of George NJ Daniel, dec. and William r.
Lee Deits
The defendants John NJ. Edwards and Wilt
am + Lee. who are ont Of this country, aud a..
gainsi whom the plaintiff appears 10 have pro.
cecded in the mode prescribed by law against
absent defendants, still taiingto appear aud an
swer; on the motion Of the plaintiff by counsel,
the court doth take his bill for confessed as To
those defendants aud the cause coming ON 10
be heard ON the bill. answer of the Other defend
ants and exhibits, was argued by counsel On
consideration whereof the court doth order that
the defendant Dabnes Ware do render an ac-
couut Of his administration Of the estate of his
test;dor before one Of the commissioners of the
court who is directed 80 examine, state and set
tie the same. aud make report thereof TO The
court. with any matters specially stated, thOt
pertinent by himself, or required by the parties
10 be so stated
Acopy--Testc, JOHN WILLS, OK.
Commissioners office, Lynchburg.
Jane 9th, 1921. !
The parties in this cause viii take notice that
have appointed Saturday the 18Th day OF DC
toher next. 10 carry the foregoing order Of
court into effect ~ which time they are required
IN attend atmy office. in tins Town, with their
accounts and vouchers, as also copy OF the
court papers, prepared for examination and set.
tlement lilo 4 'ch'Hio.'' S'h'
Sept 6. cf~o
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r
/hliiE lee ures in this institution win COM
y. mence as usual on the hrs, Honday Of No
re'nber and terminate on the first Saturday IN
Mdreh
Anatomy and Surgery.
By B. IT. Duiley, 6T D.
Institutes of Mcdicne aud Clinical practices
BY Chnries CnidpeH, NJ d.
Theory and Practice ofmcdlcine,
By JOtn Esea Co0ke. NJ y.
Obstetrics and diseases OF women ~ children.
BY ". H. Richardson, NJ d.
Materia Medica aud flcdical Botany,
BY Chnries w. Sh0rl. NJ d.
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
ByJamcs Blythe, ID. D.
The rdlfce which has been erected during the
present season. for the accommodation OF the
medical department is rapidly progressing, and
the faculty, with confidence, announce 90 the
public, that IT will be- completed aud ready for
the reception OF the classes before the commence.
ment ofthe ensuing session. The building or
cuplns space, on It's foundation, of Is bV so
feet, aud contains TWO spacious lecture rooms,
Ia, &c apartments tor the library, museum and
chemical laboratory, together with librarian )
dormitorV, and every ofhci convenient and ne.
cessarv appurtenance
II Is situated ina PHEASANT and central part of
the io"n Immediately contiguous to the anato-
nl"a' ~ tatre ana dIsNcfitug rooms, and tOgrth-
or with t1ese. will constitute an establishment
not surpassed. in point OF comfort aud convent
eucc hv my similar institution IN America.
The libsarg contains upwards of three thous-
aud Volumes and is co SANITY increasing 10y the
addition OF all ihe Periodical and standard works
on medicine and tle collateral sciences II is
opened as u reading nom every evening (Sun-
day eNcepted1 throug Ut the session, and every
student has the p Is ie.e. NOR over, of keeping
out two volumes at tin.
Jle museum contains a variety Of instructive
preparations both ofthe human subject and of
wax and plaster limitations by the first artists OF
Europe.
Students Of medicine resorting 10 this school
fpr instruction. viii b. accommodated the most
respectable families, with gentee board and
lodging, together with all other incidental aten-
dance, upon cheaper terms than at anyother me
deal institution in our country.
" he expenses of a complete course of lectures,
including the matricuation and library ticket,
will amount to y 100 specit--The fee tor gradu.
alton will be 800 in addition
BY order OF the Medical Faculty
c. w. SHORT, NJ D. Dean.
Lexington XIV. August - 1877
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CASH FOR WHEAT.

TslHE subscriber wishes TO purchase large
- quantity of heat, for which the hig chest
cash price will he gwen. Itmay he delivered
either at the Black Water Mills, or AZ his house
on the main street
F.F. BOWEN
SEM e. Cbw)
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a RUMORS OF WARS"


II ;s ,,,mored in this place, that Tn: Mann
Randolph. Esq has gone ON TO Washington I"
,.bt Mr. CAY. because the Editor ofthe Nation
slJ,urnsl commented with great severity upon
,ba Ey.tiovernors recent publication respecting
,,a onmioas Of Elr Jefferson. This Is, indeed,
III, betrue, an evidence of want of judgment OF
which We had hardly thought him capable. &c
..oatrc and whimsical as we knew him to be -
Teruinor derives some confirmation iron the
ambiguous threat with which VI. H. closed his
communications as well as from the following
sentence in the last Charlottesville paper: We
remind saws that paper) the author (of the arti-
elem the NATIONAL JournaD whosoever h may
be- rhaying prcvousl, abSlralv ntimated, III
che can't ofthe dav, that II proceeded from some
nember of the Administration - that hP shall
not in GOOD season lose his nerlted reward. II
belongs to another forum THAI the press 10 in
dlcin Let him look well TO it for thereby
hangs a tale We confess this sentence is al
most As obscure IN its meaning rs that ct Mr.
Randolph TO which we have alluded. We mar
gel that men who are SO violently opposed to
what they are pleased 70 call " diplomatic dd-
plin;,,rdion." should adopt such " diplomatic
3'ue" Ohscurity, however, otch imparts an
interest which the light dissipates and il may
be, as a temporary excitation of this feeling is
better than none at all. our friends Of the Char
tttesyille Advocate have followed the example
Of their correspondent
dn9tber.--We some time ago. orr readers
will remember. published letter from Gov.
Kent of Mary land, a gentleman Of Kentucky,
II, which he charged Gen. Romuus VI. Sann-
dcrs. then a member of the House Of Represen
ritive, from Norf1l Carolina with re- AZ, ng,
hona in God Won may be able to tenn lae the
election Oh The first ballot for fear we from n.
"a ollna. NAV he forced to vote TO I'm Jack
son" Mr.. Sluaders denies, unrraH caliy, in
aetter to the Editors of the " Rale icgster
that he made any such "smark. - u king This
stdemantthe Register" remarks -" We must
be excused from publ sling his VI .lnders's)
communication. as il act only c1areT, ms ives
and the Editors NJ the National I4t"z r:ncer.
and all others rho are friendiyto tn as4t,aistrd-
tiou lcilb being sabsiai.ed, sUbserriem to the WHi
ellie Secretary Of S'a'e, sc. but uses a coarse
ness otIanguage towards Gov. Kent to which
&c cannot consent to give publicity. 1t viii
be seen, then that the two honorable gentlemen
afcdnectly al issue aud we do NOT hesitate TO
give credence to Gov. Kent, as no man would be
believed by us ON oath who would make an as
sa'on that all who are friendly to the admin
tttaton are subarigei,' &C. which Mr.. Saun.
dies MUST know TO be untrue
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'rSfAVE just received and shall contnne 10 70
- ceivewrcld u beautiful assortment of fan
- articles among winch are
New styc Prints ne of which arevefv elegant
Case 81 giant Irish Linen
Barege, Gnuze and Gros De Maple Ilkfs
Beaut III worked Booiuct Cups. Caprs h Wells
Handsome Needle" ked Muslin iaudikcs
Best quail PLAIN Biz Nankn Grapes
Extra rich texture Biz bnmbazine
Rick Thread aud Gimp Laces
Worked Muslin Trimming
Best hid aud Horse-skn Gloves
Ladies Morocco aud Prunrla Slice;
Children's Morocco and Leather Bootees
Beautiful Work Baskets, Thread Il Cotton flos.
Fine Bobbin, &c.
Together with many other fashionable and
desirable articles which they will sell AT very re-
dnced prices.
August 80 3t4
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,VN,e A.yncA.hnrg MINIS

n RE. now ready for the reception OF HheT'
~ for which the subscriber will give the high
est Cash price. or grind on commission at the u
sual rates and stand the Richmond Inspection
JNO. LYNCH, jr
August 80 CtSt'
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&'3ooo llckriSai 81 r. 91U,00n
MODE OF DRAWING

MODE OF DRAWING
The Numbers viii be pn Into one wheel
rs usual, and IN another will be- nut the nri
Us. above The denomination of tno Jollnr.
ana the driving 10 progress in the nsupI
manner The 10000 Ii,zes of Two Dollars
VIII be awarded 10 high Or low number, 10
he determined by thai which mny dra,y Tho
prize OF 6,uUo dollars.
Low Numbers from J 10 10000, inclusive
High Numbers, lO.ool 10 5000. incl,s ive
holder at i"" tickets, High and low, must
nj Necessity draw Que small prize. and m.g
draw TWO CAPITAL PRIZES also.
TER ms.
+ cseDt prior "i iickel.-wbole. Sp-b half
9l--gnarter, g. cents
Fer pnckages, not less thu 81 whole ,irk
ct, scheme price, for approved notes n.ys
bic fifteen days after the drawing uiihon.
Interest
Orders, b, mail, post paid win meet IN.
hhr attention rs on personal arplcniion
h''ress'o AUG. LEFrNiCH.
nog o.. Manager.
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ysn q tRDING.- NE subscriber informs ga.
q rents aad guardians IA the county whose
daughters aud wards mny be son, TO this place
far the purpose Of education, thai they ca" ne
accommodated with board ~ ms ia,n'y. lie
Ia, a fine toned Piano, which eau be used by
those who may learn music. ....,,-
Sept. Is. co"p
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ENNCA 40

Lynch burg Young Ladies Seminary.
The next Session of this school, will com
mcnce ON the l., day of October next.
NEW TRIMS.
Per Session oi five months.
The price of Tuition 10, allihc highes,
branches OF English education, has
been reduced 10 $40 w
That the Junior class, for spelling
and reading only, 10 ~ w
Thai Of Music roeH and ON The Piano
Forte. 3 lessons a week 10 III
Foo the French, Italian ~ German Lam
gauges, ~ M
For drawing and painting, 10 M
The public may remuin assured, that the
teachers nIll be as attentive rs ever, 10 forward
the improvement OF the pupils. aud 10 mani
tain thai slri,t discipline, which they have msi'
tuicd
Ine experience which Mrs. Lcuba has acqulf
cd IN Music, not only as a teacher of the Ptaho
Forte, buI also as one of 0cal Music. enables
her 10 affirm, thai her scholars will improve nj
least rs much wuh any other Music teacher
whatever In support olthls assertion, she beg
leave to refer the public to the improvement OF
the numerous scholars she Las instructed IN
Richmond, Fredericksburg \ Stauntsn, during
the last eleven years. which can be ascelia'ned
by referring 10 the certificates circulated IN tins
town last year the originals of wmchatc IN hcI
possession. PElLk IL, LElBA.
July 30 c9lO2
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FOR THE VIRGINIA


pREsIDENrIA Al ELECTlON.-NR. RINES
writer oftna county Of Amherst, who sans
hmsef" Gallus' in a late number f the Viz
slnlai in discussing the Presidential subject,
has brought before the public our Representa-
tive Dir. Rives, and animadserted with much
freedom unoh his political course, we'll rs np-
an his speech delivered nj the musings of Am
e1' at the last April election. Tie has as impu
henty As "b'diy' Salt, in speaking of this
speech of 'ir. Rives that he was " old because
he was 3" seIt-secure accuse, HaA had Mr.
ia been present, Ny. kiyrs nd have been
WI lin eace How d eetl oas (r Rives'
whole political course give contradiction t. this
inu' assertion Ia Congress, We have ever seen
h'm bid. manly AMI independent His late
sF'irh upon The appropriation for Roads ana
'antls was more repete with charge AID cen
sure ot the Administration than wits }i> .perch
~ Amherst And when the satellite. of Mt
olay raised the hue and cry against h.n IN the
congress Hall, and followed on, in considerable
Plumbers, in quick succession, in opposition 20
mn, what was then The course OF Nj. Rives
ne was neither lr"waiod nor spoken into silence
But, rising IN his place he rrtorted in vein of
,.N'riiy upon his adecrsarics, and maintained
MS positions with vigour aud manly fearless
ness. As CralluS' nrcsumoS 10 give advice 60
NJ hives, he cannot consider il ncourteonS 10 be
''moaShed himself Let me. then, here advise
y, MN to read the opening and reply speeches Of
M''klves, during thu lasi session Of Congress
"p"a the soliecl ofaPprppriaton5 for Roads aud
; "h't'S' Let hnn read. too the speech of Mr..
h'eS uponthe Panama mssinn-Als his speech
s''ne Sessions ago upon the subject of Roais
an oanals. when he Came directly in conflict
~ "n Mr.. Clay, who was then speaker of the
h"ise OF Representatives and the blush of con-
s''oUs shame must saiIu>e his cheek for expires $
"s an opinion So disparagiug and so out of
'rnafactor in its application 10 Nh. Rives.-Po-
,,'o'' moral and personal courage are attributes
Nv" are Obliged 10 be allowed TO Mr. Rives by
~" Who are acquainted with hi, character
ia 'ns' thinks that Mr. Rves has lent him
81, 100 much toa party, and that he has stalk
political prospects upon the election of
'enefa jackson to the Presidency Mr.. Rives
~ ~ 'nN AS well as upon all other subjects, has
'efn open, candid aud independent lie has
''''''er trimmed nor temporised SO as to save
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LAND FOR SALE.

r wish 10 sell Tract ofIandlymp IN the Coun.
= ~ ut buckingham, on the waters nf Bent
Ga cek. bounded hy the lands of William Walker,
Peter Johnson Alexander Phelps and Brnia.
men Smth, and containing lIo nrrrs. THIS
land lies very vel, about orr hundred acres oi
Which are cleared with good he~ed log dwell
IN house, with all necessary oui houses. II Is
adapted 10 the culture pf Tobacco Wheat.
Coln, Nc. II Is situated within FIVE miles of u
lohafc" inspection and feaf of Merchant
MIL Terms, which will be lhcral. either III mo-
ncy or Young Negroes vii, BE- made known on
application 10 CHARLES PHELPS.
Scot, Il td"b.
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REVIEW

Ofthe Lvnehhurg Tobacco Market,
Corrected meeklg for NE firgimap,
THOMAS HoLcUHBE and RIcuaRp ryprE.
Commission Merchants
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PREDICTION VERIFIED.
Another Capital Prize sold at
HATEllE,R'S.

Ia ~ Via -.
No 1906 capital Prize OF s. coo in the
Navigation Lottery, No. 3, drawn in this town.
on Wednesday last vas sold at lIatchers office
IN h"lr lick"t fca ogts previously 10 the
draw log, TO gentleman from the STATE of Mis-.
sppi-inaklng the third capital prize which has
within a short period gone from his Office
Next y edneslay,
Is NE day appointed for the drawing of the
Dismal swamp Lottery sth class, in the ci,y
ofKichmond--
Highest Prize. $4,000.
Tickets S5-tialves - 5o--auaters 81 IS
Tor sale IN the greatest variety of nun,bers at
Hatcher's Undoubtedly Lucky Office,
where those adyenfnrers who really want
prlze--and know their own interest will be snre
TO call and set the capital prise Gck.ls-ad,en-
furers from the country have no time TO lose in
forwarding their orders Prize tickets in the Ma
viga'lon aud most other Lotteries received in
payments. A. HATCHER
September 6.