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XMT & +. TONNES & Co. CoasIssIoN MER-
w CHANTS, Norfolk, Ya.--Thc subscribers re-
spcctfuy announce to their friends and the public,
that they have opened house of Commission and ge-
neral agency in Norfolk, under the above firm, and
pledge themselves TO give their unceasiDg attentions 10
every branch Of the business which may be condcd TO
their charge. They have taken the three story brick
tenement Maxwelrs wharf, next door TO Mr. Robert
Sorttcr where all orders in their line shall be promptly
obcyed. WILLIAM TONNES,
EDMUND TONNES,
sept. 4. 3I-2m PEYTON MASON.
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SsITUATION AS A TEACHER WANTED, by a
- young gentleman who would undertake the tuition
Of youth in Latin, Greek, English, Arithmetic, &C.
He would prefer teaching in private family, but has
no objection to assist in, undertake school Salts
factory references 10 character, &c. be given
Application 10 be made at this office
oct 10. 15-6t
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RICHMOND CorroN MANuFACTORY.

RICHMOND COTTON MANUFACTORf.
a NOTION cloths and yarns, Of superior quality
manufactured at this establishment, offered Tor
sale, wholesale & retail at the Proprieors Office ION the
street leading 10 ShockG Warehouse) Ut Moderate prices
They will also wish to purchase quantity Of prime
cotton OF the ensuing crop preference viii he given
10 cotton in the seed, which win he received Of the
Planters on The most liberal forms,
4 May 10. 3--d CUNNINGHAM ANDERSON.
HOLM GARTH respectfully inioro- his friends and
- the public that he intends 10 continue The sale Of
Groceries. and viii also transact business on COnms-
sion lie ha- rented The large FIRE proof Warehouse
for many years occupied by the late firm Of Moncure,
Robinson and Pesssns part Of which is az present in
In possession Of Mr.. Brooks Sept. A. 3f-U
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Oct IL.

TENO STUDENTS OF MEDICINE.-Thc subscri-
u Der intends to deliver OF lectures on de-
monsrative Anatomy and Surgery, during the ensuing
months of November, December, January, February
and March. He pledges himself that pains shall be
spared TO render this of instruction practically
useful.
During residence of years in this city, the subscriber
has been actively engaged in the instruction of Medical
Students. His experience justies him asserting that
of practical Anatomy, and other important branches OF
Medical education. Situated central TO that region OF
country, from which the northern schools derive their
principal support, possessing population sufficiently
numerous for the purposes Of surgcand clinical in
strucon, and enjoying, in eminent degree, the adj
vanages of healthy and suitable climate the city of
Richmond presents the cuvaors of Medical science
almost every desideratum JOHN CULLEN, M. ID.
oct. 10. 45-tf
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bAVID ANDERSON, Jr. will continue the sale of
GI Groceries, Domestic Goods Cotton Yarn, Sc. in
conncxion with general Commission business, att the
stand formerly occupied by Anderson, Garth Co.
of d. and 18th streets, where the market price will be
paid for good COTTON. sept. 4. Aft
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IMPORTANT SALE OF LOTS AT WELDON.
u On Tuesday the 3rd day of November next the sub
scribers will sell at public auction 20 30 lots in the
town Of Weldon, eligiby situated, Immediately
the basin and canal and all possessing such advantages
Of location, will meet the views of all purchasers
Weldon is situated on elevated pane the south side
of Roanoke River at the foot of the great falls and basin
of the Roanoke Canal 1t is the place of deposit for
batteaux navigation, from whence produce is shipped
Norfolk and Richmond land the point of intersection by
the Petersburg transportation with the Roanoke navga-
ton.
Tcrms-Six months credit for bonds with satisfactory
secury title TO be conveyed upon the payment of the
purchase money and discount of six per will be
allow cd for cash. JOHN G. CLAIBORNE,
oct. ID. 46-St* JAMES B. CLAIBORNE.
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JESSE TIMMS,
sept. Is. 37-tds BURR WIN. HARRISON.
GLoUCEsTER LAND FOR sALE..In obedience

HNLOUCESTER LAND FOR SALE-In obedience
M to a decree Of Gloucester County Court, made at
the juno session, of said Court, 1929 appointing
Trustee carry into effect the provisions of deed in
Trust executed by John B. Seawel to Brazure w. Pry
trustee for certain purposes tcreiR set FORTH will
be sold, public auction to the highest bidder the
2nd day of November next, being Gloucester Coun-
ty Court day, the premises that valuable plantation
lying in the County of Gloucester about ten miles be-
low the Courthouse, which the said Seawe now
sides, containing about hundred acres, Of which
about four hundred and fifty cleared About
ne-ha Of this land is ne low grounds and the balance
fsvel high of fine quality The situation is ine and
the soil generally rich and eadapcd to the growth OF
cern, wheat barley, oats and cotton. The improvements
extensive, and consist of excellent dwelling house
of wood sufficient for the accommodation Of a large
family, with all necessary out-houses. There is also on
this estate good sorc-house, Immediately the main
ala and m a @ 0r @ tho
credit will he given payable in equal instruments which
will be made known the day of sale The title is be-
eyed be unique stionabe, but selling trustee shall
Sonvey only such title as 1 ain invested with.
WM. ROBINS, Trustee.
N. b. The sale Of the above property is postponed I'M
Ill Thursday the IN OF November next, when II will
certainly take place. VIM. ROBINS Trustee.
sept 4. 3I-t2dNov.
THNHE GOULDHILL ESTATE TO BE RE-S0LD
Il This valuable estate which was sold by the Com
missioner at Hanover August Court the sale not having
been carried into effect will be again exposed at public
auction, at Hanover Courthouse Wednesday the 2Sl
of this month, (Octobcr) that being court day, and will
be sold TO the highest bidder, by the undersigned
rnssioers acting under decree of the Superior Court
of Chsnccry for the district Of Fredericksburg, setting
aside the former SALE The terms third OF the
chase money to he paid in cash, the balance in two
equal annual instruments, secured by bond AMI approved
security, and lien the land. The estate lies in
Hanover County, on Pamunky River, about mile above
Hanover town, and is nearly all river Hats and low
grounds. The tenant the land will be so obligng as
LAWRENCE BATTAILE, }
JOHN DICKINSON.
oct 4-tds
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lo0 hickory axle trees; 300 pair harness timber.
Proposals will be received until the LIST November by
Oct 20. 49--td THOMAS NELSON, p. A. T..
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a CLASSICAL TEACHER il DESTROYS OF in(or-
"a nation relative To- favorable situation for the
e-tablishuen Of first rate school. He woud teach
Yong ladies', Young II, BOTH tie circumstan-
Of the place, and the wishes Of those Interested
might require. lie has had experience aud success a.
Principal Of large Academy and during tie past year
has instructed The young ladies OF Distinguished Semi
nary, IN Grammar, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geography,
Composition, Execution, RhelOrck History, aud Natu-
raj Philosophy, including Astronomy and Chemistry,
with experimental illustrations. Besides these ne would
teach Drawing, plsin and ornamental Penmanshp, and
Hebrew Greek attn, French and Spanish languages.
snce his g sduaon in 1890, he has been occupied ia
tescbng in he acquisition OF tho.e branches which
might render him more useful and acceptable in the
business he has chosen profession.
The most ample md satisfactory testimonials will he
given. Letters, post paid, addressed to Montgomery
Young, Philadephid, will obtain immediate attention
! Nov. 10 62-nIiE
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ENDUCATION.-Th subscriber, having employed
El young gentleman well qualified, as an assistant
intends TO open school, the ensuing year, at Hcko,
Bottom. In the County Of Hanover-1h- course Of In.
,rucon Will embrace the Latin an French Ian usges
the various branches OF Mathematical science, Naturs
and Moral Philosophy, Astronomy, Gecg, Apply, will
ne use oil the Maps and Globes, English Grsmmar
&e.-Thc school viii CORN, nee on tie 1871, of Jsnu-
airy. aud te' inmate on tie 10Th OF Decea Der.
ihcre VIII bsa vacation OF one month, liz the .u,,-
iher-fhe riee If Goard, tuition washing and do
ing viii hc one hundred doars-tor board and tuition
alone, ninety collars, payable in each case. one hal,
on Tie LIST OF Jume, aud The other halt - the Is Of
pScemoer-''is residence i. about tw,nty-six mile.
above Richmond, an I in one of the most healthy arl
respectable neighbonihoois in Virsinis-ltis on the
road, leading tom Colonel Gootsls Tavern TO FieL,.
rickshurg.
The subscriber pledges bn.elf 10 ply strict ate non
10 HE tuition and morals If the boys nrusted to his
instruction. Letters addressed to on,pelier Post Office
Hanover County, " be attended to.
J. d. C BROWN.
Dec. y GS-M1is
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a GkEEABLl 10 The provisions Of a deed OF tru.i
4 "A executed 10 US by William o. Watson tor purpose
hert specified, hearing date the 22nd day OF July
lS29 and duly recorded in the Office the Clerk OF
Cumberland, we .ha on Saturday, the l9;h day OF De-
cember next, Gu the prenses sci. the hishe bidder
at public sale, frr cash, attract OF Land lying The low
er end oil Cumberland, "ooIainng 81 acres more @,
less" Also, one other tract Of land in said county,
near tbs ior;ner, "ccnaing 10 more or les
which said r-cts OF land particularly d..crib
"a To SAID deed. Also, the following slaves, TO wit:
Walker, Peyou, L4zy sui her ,hild, Burweii & Char
ote; also The crops ol corn, wheat ad tobacco now o
hao two horses fine mdiing stallion everal VOC, a.,
oxen and the house hold AID kitchen iui niture said
ason, or 20 much sreoi as may lie sufficient 10 sa-
siy the rrquisors Of said deed The title is beiiev.
ed TO hc coed; bot shall convey such only a. il
ed III Tie under the Trust Deed.
SAMUEL. HATCHER, (r.,
EDWARD WATSON, trustees
Cumberland, Nov. 10. 5S -w,J.
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a DMlNlSIRA1 ORS SALE.--Wii be spLi 10
EA the highest bidder, al the late residence of Doct
Robtr H. Archer. near CIr-te, field Court Huu.e OH
The i6'h day oil December next ali the personal es.
tate ha' the said Archer died possessed; consisting
about thirty negroes, men, women, boys and sirl. of
which there are two good Cooners and a plantation
Carpenter, and some very good House Servants; mart
o the negroes will he sold cash, and the other part
OF them, including all the stock of horses mules. cows
sheep aud hogs The household and kitchen furniture
plantation utensils. aud the said Archrr's Library; on
credit CT twelve months; purchasers giving bonds with
approved security before ,he property il .ivered; The
CIR 't corn and fodder viii he sold Tor cash.
~ Is All persons havng claims az inst the said es-
tate, are requested TO bring them forward properly a
'henicated payment; aud ali nose indebted TO said
estate, arc requested TO come forward and make imme
diale payment "a longer i;u gcncc cannot lee granted
JOHN j. GOODE, ID. s for Thos Finney
Sheriff of Chestrrii.li, and as such a,lm.
nis,iator Of Ro: p. Archer, decd. with
his will annexed, by order OF Court
" 20 65-wIw.
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FEyRUSr sALE.-Pursuant TO tho provision, Of ,
n Deed OF Trust from John Willis, by the direction.
oil The party Tor whose benefit the same 1. made and
winch Deed bears date on the ii,h day Of April, 1929
and CT record in The Clerks Office Of iIenrco coun-
~; shall proceed en- Saturday the I2,h LAY OF the
present month at The Edge Hill coal pits in the county
u Henico; 'osel al public auction to the highest bid
der Ter cash, "twen,y-two horses aud mules'-iour
wagons end gear two canal heats. all the ma lnery
ropes novels spades, ayes tooi and xures OF every
description whatever, aaper4iniag. belonging TO, or
whrh were on The sani 2t,h la OF April 1929. used
aSoui the said Elge i coal r,,salsc three rr,s and
gs"rasd all The household and kitchen furniture OF
The said John Willis. mentioned in the sail ,el-or so
huch oil the SAID properly ~ may h- suicen, salts
" the purposes o! the said Deed OF Trus'
ROBERT G. SCOTT. Trustee.
Dec3 6s-,,s
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~ VI tie at de d. OF irusi, executed 10 i,,e by
Z - iiiam Neiser, on the OH dav ,f August 1921
aid duly recorded in the Clerks Oiiic. of Noioyay
County, shall proceed 10 sell. the highest III der
or cash, n Notioway Court House on Ihmsl the
.th day Ct January next, (it being No'toway Court
day the i9o wing slaves. to wi: Anhonev, Bob Djc.
t1'' Kendall: Nelly, Mary, Mary Qhe youngerD Ii
sha jude, Lucinda and ihcr iucrea.e-or so MANY o,
them may be sui lent discharge certain bond
ntE a.: in The sa deed execu;e Aichihakl Camp.
hel'.-Ihe uUe TO said slaves is believed 10 he rool
but shall ouly convey 10 The purchaser such it'll as
is vested in ne ss tustre RlCiI'D X CRALLE IT,
NotowaY, Dec. l. 67-wiws
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HNDUCAIi0N The Subscriber, having engaged
"a MIR. JoSn c. Nelson, who has had nfneteesn
years experience teacher. informs the public that
School will be opened ihc ensuing year. at his resi-
deuce, in the couHy of iIsDoter, xix miles from the
Fork Church, and four from yerdoe IN lhis SeHino-
~ will I've taught the Greek, Latin and English Ian.
suages. The School will commence on Monday The
18Th Of January, 1880 aud terminate Friday the I7tb
Of December following. There will be vacation of
one month, commencing Oh the 18TH day Of June.
Tie price for board, tuition wishing la,i eng fuel
&c. will he SS0pay dble, one half, the 1S of June
1880, aud the other half. the 18th Of December fol-
lowing Letter. directed to me through the medium,
Of the Verdore r. o. Hanover, will he duly attended TO-
JOHN CARrLEN.
Dee 5. 6D-wW
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AS committed TO the Jail CT Powhatan County,
Wv on The 18th day Of Ju'y last, negro man who
calls himself Berry Ellison and says he /. Tree man.
was born and raised in New Kent County, dark COM
piezion, scar OH lis forehead and his breast
eet inches high. had when committed TO ;ai vel
low cotton pan"ioons. Cotton shirt; other clothing
he sad negro hos no, az produced any Hence
OF az freedom, to appearances ebcu, 81 years Oh The
owner, II any, 10 requested TO forward prove his
proper'yr'y char take him away, crhe will Lr dealt
VIM as nc law dr'cts. RlCHD BASS Jaior.
Sept. 90 3p-nIsw
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Dee 8.
EpLOODED HORSES FOR sALE.-T have

SRLOODED HORSES FOR SALE have AT
~ % Tree Hill ior sale, several Booded Horses and
Mare; among them Stallion by Tn1ieoH, dam by
old Dfonede grand dam by Wiljdif-- pollo-Partnsr
-Feanaugbt- imported mare, &c.--A Stallion hy Pa
colet, dam by young Bedford, grand dam by Shark,
great gtand dam ty old Flag OF Truce.-Th Horse
racer and stallion. lie is a beautiful sotreI about jI
teen hands, inch high, exhibiting degree OF ex
cellence in form, beauty, and aci, a. rarely to be me
with in this noble ANNUAL femafkalle fine brood
by old SIR Archi-, dan by lIul's KIng Ti,Hing
grand dam by grey Domedc, great grand dam by Bran
dy, ont OF an imported mare. Together with seyeral
other young oos and mares OF the very hest blood
Gentlemen wishing TO purchass viii please cal on
the subscriber at Tree Hill, or J. NJ. Seldom Esq.
Richmond r. WATSON.
Dec. , GO-wd
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"a ALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The sub
scnber wishes TO sell that ell-known stand, tho
Eagle Tavern in the town Of Lexington at present oc
cupled by Mr.. Henry McCung. II is situated in the
centre oil the town, opposite the public buildings; the
lot Is iaIg, and the establishment possesses every con-
venicce ncces for House of Entertainment Ii is
pesun . l. That mere particular description of the pro-
perry - unnecessary as any person wishing TO purchase
would view the premises Should il be sold before
the LIST day oil January next will then be offered for
renn either case possession be given the first
Jay OF hPrii next Also valuable tract of land lying
on the head waters of Rockfsh in the County of Nell
son. containing two hundred and fourteen acres of first
rate wood land Also undivided interest i'm tract OF
land, lying adjoining the aoresai tract few likely
young negroes would be received in payment and the
payments made 10 suit the purchaser. For terms apply
10 the subscriber living Lexington Rockbridge
County, Va ALEXANDER SUIEJ DS
Nov. 20. G5-G,~
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q AND FOR SALE.--By virtue of dead OF trust
e. executed TO the subscribers by John J. Floumoy
am rainei his wife, admitted to record IN the Clerk
once oil Powha;2n, on the 9th Of September. 1928,
VIII DC sou on the premises Saturday the 18th day
december next il fair il not the next fair day (Sun-
days eNcepc the tract OF land whercon The sail Flour
oy now resides, containing 100 less ~
ing in the county oil powhaan, bounded by the lands of
JOS H. Davis, aud others, or much thereof as will
satisfy the object OF the above deed Terms OF sale
cash Acting "a Trustees We shall convoy only such
title as is vested in us by the said deed.
RICHARD BASS.
MILTON p. ATKINSON, { rus'ces'
Nov II. q, Iy...
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The following lines pen OF acquaintance of literary
'';c have before appeared in print. They
% psrsa end resist the temptation of Offering
eadcrs thu same peasur" they afforded ourselves.
thiryral Republican
THE RUIN or TIE SOUL.
Two n vessels noli, PROV
sweep oor the main, nud deeply plough
ihe" oceans hruy wave;
I've seen il too l,y ten,,esis ,oS,,
hnlthes cnsulph'd, I've seen it lost
without an arm to
i,Ne seen in towering heisli, arise
Nuh awful grandeur To the skies,
. N hnsiom's loty pride;
I've seen the flames in anger blazo
And destruction swiftly rdze.
itsgreanCss with The tide.
I've the charms OF rural lil,
And thought that elemental s,rifo,
Could ne'er its sweets invade;
u1t then I've seen ths whrlwinl's breath
scAttettroHuh the gloomy death
The foliage dccay'l.
I've seen the caravans lo,g train
Nin'ng across the slnly plain
VI treat L1harI's waste;
I've heard that fierce Saricco's rage.
~ nat none i'cr vengeance
but alloi death must taste.
I've City Ear aud will.
In all their bright display of PRIDE
Atom the 'frm set oarth;'
I've heard the dread VOLCANOES roar.
I've secu the burning lava
An 'IeN! destruction forth
But MI the of rature'sr ng,
Anl all her wrcsks from
OF times progressive roll,
Have not display such hsrrd gloom
AS when is scal'd tho dreadful doom
The ruin of the soul.
To sec that heavenly serene bright
And hennug with celestial lgit
from Nature. Deity;
oitup'ed by thus mortal sphere,
And doomd pcrIition's hell to bear
Throughout Eternity.
This, this is horror doublv told.
10 lliink that when the spheres have roIl,l
81, through ccantlea'agcs past,
That yet the bitter cup is ilpd,
That yet To drank it il pelld
And this must last!
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81 AND, NEGROES STOCK, Sc FOR SALE
On "Wednesday 10Th ID cember next, If fair, other
WISE the next fair day, will be sold OIL the premi.es
10 the highest bidder, on tw.lve months credit tract
OF land, belonging to The estate OF Philip Gaewood
decea'ed; lies about miles above Dunkirk i'm King
ana l"ern county, and is well adapted TO the growth
oil Corn, Wheat and Cotton; contains about 700 acres.
ana Is wen worihthe attention OF any personwisng to
purchase ia"d eleven eroes nine OF hem likely men
anu Doys-'he stock, consisting OF horses, cows and
hogs, about $500 weight live pork the crops ON hand
tabont 900 bis corn) cart, still, and many small
articles, not necessary 10 enumerate
PEUBEN NJ GARNETT
CLANCY G. HENSHAW
Ex'ors. o! Philip Gatewood, deed.
4'oN' 20. 65-tds
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Lttnuiic Hospital, williamsburg.
NOTICE Is hereby given that all the cells in this
y institution occupied, and that more patients
will be received until Of the said cells vacant;
duo notice Of which will be given. By order of the
Court OF Directors L.. HENLEY
May 20. 5i-G
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ENDUCAl The Sub. criher will commence hi
school in Charlotte. vail, on the l0ih day OF Janu-
ary next, for the instruction OF boys in The English La
I'm, Greek, and French Ling Iagcs, which will com
?ri'e session OF little UPWARDS OF ten months vaca
tioa OF one month will be given in August The
course will comprise in the English Department. En-
si'h Grammar, & ography, Bookkeeping, Arithmetic
aud preparatory course Of Mathematics viz: Lacrox'
Algebra and Legendres Geomery in The classical the
Latin, Greek and French iangudses with Ancient He
tory, Geography and Mythology. The Instructor will
he generally during the day with his pupil save sui
lcient time for eSercise and recreation, so az 10 as
ss and instruct them boh in TIA, preparation, and
recitation of their lessons As he intends his school
TO be permanent and believes the advantages Of an ed.
ucdtlon, ard the hciy Of acquiring il, increa.ed by
pursuing regular and 'ystematicaI plan, he would
prefer as Pupils, those bJys, who will probably com
plee ther schola>tc course with him. His course is
such 10 give Toys ali the necessary preparation for
OF the Colleges Universities, aud especially for the
University OF Virginia; with an eye 10 which /. has
been prepared. lie would be glad if those who in
tend to favor him with their patronage would immcdi-
diey apprze him Of their intentions; for il the size OF
the School will Justify ii. he viii employ an assistant, 60
rs TO have the French Language taught by native
Frenchmar.
Those who may not he acquainted with The subsc,i.
Der he would refer Thomas w. Gi!mer, X. w. Wood
James w. Saunders, Henry L. Harry, DR.. l.. Cooke
Thomas }. Randolph, Philip p. Barbour add WIN +
Gordon. Board in geutee families can he obtained in
charlottesville from eight TO ten dollars per month.
Terms Tor sessioH Of ten months for instruction i'm
the English branches Latin, Greek, French, and Ma
themauos, $35 90
English branches Latin, and Mathema,ics, 5000
English branches only, rs,
GEORGE CARR. Principal
Dec. 5. 60-w4y
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AH ANSlON HOTEL, Pennsylvania .fueaue near
W. The PresdcnPs Hoitso and Public Ofices; late
tPtiidmson's anil Hrofher's, tVashingfon Cfty
d. C.-This establishment has recently Undergone a
thorough repair, and is completely furnished
The proprietor therefore, with confidence bespeaks ior
it the patronage OF his friends and the public.
II "Fullors New Lines, Washington, Georgetown
and Baltimore, accommodation steel spring coaches
start from and come direct TO this house, and in few
few days, will bo ntcrsccted, at this point by daily
line to Alexandria and rwcekly line to Lynchburg via
Charlottesville, Virginia
Nov. 26. eff
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.Sehemc so. g Oh and Ercn.

IJCHeOIc NO. 3 Qua and Ercn.
CoHEN's OFFIcE-BditiynOye, Nov 81. 1920
~ We have the pleasure TO present herewith, Class
No. 8, for 1929, ofhe
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.
Arranged tue ODD aud EVEN SYSTEM nv
which the Holder OF Two Tickets, or Two Sh!res l.
certain Of obtaining at least One Prize, and NAV draw
THREE The drawing of which win take place in the
City of Baltimore on
Weetncsday. the 3Oh December.