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NOTICE.

FENHE subscriber has Just received from
ID the North very superior Stock of
Blue, Back, Bro,on, 0ire and Dyob
CLOIHS 4. ca SSIHERES-
Aiso-.a variety of Vestings of the latest i'm
portation all of which he pledges himself to
make up In tho neatest manner and ON the
most accommodating terms He has also
Just received the Fall and Winter Fashions
Tor 1880 and 81, furnished him bv Ward &,
Wiii'ams of Philadelphia, and Saguer of N.
Iork' which he exhibits at his shop for the
Inspection of his friends and customers
October % II pRiCp
IN b. Constant employment vii
be gwen to two or three iourneymen.
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Shepherds Improved.

ETORMERLY Judkins' Patent Speci6c
Il Ointment, for the cure of White Swell.
llngs; Sore Legs and Ulcers, Rheumatic
Pains; Sprains and Bruises old and fresh
Wounds, Scalded Head Ring Worms :;
letter, &c. &c
we have received parcel Of the above to
sell on commission, from John H. Eustace,
Richmond, which may bn relied on as genu.
Inc. Certificates of numerous extraordinary
cures and directions for nsinr the oinimcnt
accompany each jar.
Il RANn 4. Dpnu,IIIn
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Salmon, Mackerel, &c.

EDlCKLED Salmon, in kegs, Shad. Mack :
IL erel, and Herring. Als,,, % sacks Ii.
verpool filled Salt, West India and N. o. Su.
gars, Loaf DO. Tea, Coffee, and Chocolate.
prime West India Moasses and NewOrleans
Kun, Whskey by the Dbl. French and An.
pie Brandy, Cordial and Malaga Wine, Tai.
low and SPermacita Candles, Turpentine
and Shaving Soap, Fur Il Wool Hats Shoes
Soai and Upper Leather, with variety of
other useful articles, fIr sale low, by
:, JOSEPH BISHOP.
Nov ~
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Rice, Cheese and Tea.

q UST received two casks large size
eD Cheese, and 300 lbs of New Rice, of
very. superior quality. Also, chest of
fresh Imperial Tea ; few bags green COT.
fee; $50 pounds Butter Mustard in lead
boxes of excellent quality. Also, on hand
small lot of good Bacon, all at the lowest
prices in exchange for the well known arti-
Gle called cash. JOSEPH BISHOP.
Nov 10
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SPLENDID 10 jTERIE.S

Dismal Swamp No II Tor 1890
to he drawn at Richmond on Friday
the 21th Dec. Highest prize $40, 900
Tickets So.
No. Is for 1880, to- be drawn at
Richmond on Friday the 3lst Dec
Highest prize $40. 00G-Tickeis a.
Shares III proportion in a variety of
numbers at WATTS OFFICE.
Dec 3 at
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Receiving and opening an
additional supply of
CHE.MfC.aLS. Glass

nRUGS, CHEMiC.aLS. Glass
~ WARE, &c sc. &C.; ,chich har-
ing been purchased from Houses Of
the BEST repute IN the North, and on
unusually advantageous terms, are Of
tered to the public wiM confidence,
both as regards quality and price
The Medicines require no particular
enumeration, as all ,chich are usually
found IN a Drug store are Kept con-
stantiy on hand but the .New Genera
and Washington
GLASS,
consisting Of a gerry large assortment
Of Wmdo,c, Coach and Pictm.e-frame
glass /; containing panes az oil inter-
mediate sizes from s by 10 (or small
cry to "a by 80 is particularly mortLy
Of notice and is said to be superior IN
strength and Transparency to any maa-
utc .tured IN The United States.
irs.atso on hand every description OF
hoilo,r glassware from The Boston, Ba :
timore, Phitade phia and French Fac
tories, comprising an assortment, alto
gether, more complete and ertensire
perhaps than any IN the state.
d. I. BARCLAY
Decsmber 3
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Souvenir & Token for 1881.

YHSiiESE beautiful publications have JUS,
a been received aud offered for sale
establishment Of the Souocnir-l From.
uSpece The Shpwrccked Family engrav
ed by Ellis from n picture by Burnet. =
Shipwrcck o; Fort Roug" Calais, engraved
by Ellis irom Picture 10y Stanfeld. 3. In
fancy, engraved by Kelly, from u picture bv
SIR Thomas Lawrence. 4. Lady Jane Grey,
engraved by Kelly FROM a picture bv Leslie.
D. Three Score and Ten, engraved by Wear.
ney from IA picture by Burnet. g. The Horn
OF Rest, engraved by Kelly from picture by
Burnet. Z. The Minstrel, engraved by Ellis
from picture by Leslie. s. Arcadia. en-
graved by Wearney from picture by Cock
ercll. .. The Fisherman's Picture, engraved
by Ncaglc from picture by Collins 10.
The Nlarchioness of Carmarthtn, Grand
daughter of Charles Carroll, OF CarIolton en-.
gravcd by Illman IL Phiilbrow from a picture
by Mrs. Nee. II. Morning among the Hills
engraved by Hatch hom picture by Daugtv
IL Musicos engraved By Ellis from a picture
by Watteauw.
tA\HE TOKEN has the following embel-
n iishment: 1 Presentation Plate. =
Tille page. 3 The lost bow just seven
by Sir Thomas Lawrence. 5 Music IStCei
ciiis). d Blind Mother. Isabel, painted
by ). Newton. and engraved by Nj. 5. Dan
forth. The Shadow. 9 American Scene.
ry. 10 The Snow Shoe. ii New Tyrolese
Waltz
Other new works have been received. Al.
so, on hand, an extensive collection of Law,
Medical and Classical, School and Miscella,
neous Books. Being DESTROYS to extend the
business as much as possible, the underslgn.
sd will endeavor TO keep constant supply of
such books as are in demand, and to sell them
as low as they can be had in the State.
Nov5 C.P M'KENNIE.
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gotten-intellcct and honesty aud
sincerity of heart are overlooked
in the presence of the mere shadow
of man--the handy work, moi OF ma
ture, but, Of the tailor. For him every
voicn is tuned to melody-every eve
chances brighter-anl every smile he
comes swe, ter. As If ne, ded. Il dan
dy could appreciate arigh'i5 delicate
at,ehti"u aud refined sentiment They
might rs well he bestowed upon the tc-
nant OF Il Hoitentot kraal. Yourgenu-
mo dandy can no mnre raise his IDEAS
to the standard of intellectual CONVERSE
tios, than nan al sense can tolerate
his company. He is familiar with but
one subject-his OWN dear seli'-tp all
others he rs an entire stranger. In the
discussion at ordinary topics his coun-
tenance has all the wonder aud vacan-
cy of an idiots.
Ii is strange that such beings are toll
Grated IN respectable society. With
29t single traHs of character worthy
oNhdmraiion-with no positive evi
denrc of.possessIng single quality of
mind above those Of the brute creation
they ce,tainly~deserve little from the
hands of a .cisilfA co"muni'y.-N.
r.. Kecieues>'.-
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Flour, Oil and Leather.

ENAM1LY flour, and tanners oil for sale Inv
u the barrel, also beofs tallow and bees
wax,n parcel of nice waxcd upper leather with
superior lot OF oak tanned soal leather; also
negroes brogues for sale low immediatelv
opposite Mr.. John ID. Craven's tanperv Inv
JOSEPH BISHOP.
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Elegant Chairs.

NNE have received few more dozen of
w those handsome Gilt Chairs, with Set.
tees TO match They are considered very
cheap. We have also several dozen lower
price. BOYD q BROTHER
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Cotton Yarns.

RAh lbs Cotton Yarn, principally of
WV the Virginia Union Factory. for
safe at The lowest prices by JOS. BISHOP.
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COACH MAKING.

John TOMPKINS has commenc-
~ ed the Coach Business in Char.
lottesvllie, on Main.street, opposite the
Central Hotel. Having first rate work
men from the North will enable him IN
execute work in the neatest manner
and newest style.
Sept 24-S IS
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SAL KRATUS.

SAL E2ATUS is preparation from
~ the we'll known article Pearl Ash,
purified and highly charged with cs.sa:c ..ci3 C:s
(fxed air.)
a cooling and agreeable saline draught is made by
dssolving small tca-spoontnl otthese salts in WATER
and adding thereto n table spoonful Of Lemon Juice
good Vinegar, to neuIalizc the same, producing u
strong cffcrvescence.
The calutary effects of this medicine well known
in alay the petcrnatura heat and thirst attending
levers. While this article is bene health, il
grateful Ia the palate, and may he substituted for the
Spa and Soda Waters, as constant drink In sultry
weather, forming an agreeable beverage.
II corrects acid in the stomach, aud consequently
tends to prevent Dyspepsia and OPPRESSION especially
u taken au hour after eating, and we know of no
dicnc whose may be persisted in with less incon-
vencnce. Nor IL IL less useful for Culinary purposes,
very Indignantly of these salts etectually answers
the purpose ut yeast or eggs In making cakes bread,
puddngs, &c. light. IL Will aso swceten
dough. when little changed IL imparts TO Cyder
the life and briancy of Champaign.
Ii is AN invaluable article for ship masters long
voyages ut sea, as preventive of the Scurvy. The
above is carefully prepared and neatly put up in walls
so that may be safely transported to any part of the
world. Sold by GEO. PULLING & co.
YENHE subscribers have Just received a,
III supply at the following articles =
Cologne Water in various shapes-Perfumed Oils,
Lavender Water in fancy bottles,
Balm OF Damascus for the growth of hair,
CcplIalic Snuff for head ache,
Aromatic Salts for do.-Chelten han, Salts,
Lee's Essence of Mustard for the of Rheuma-
tism, Gout, Lumhago, Palsy, White Swelling, Numb
ness, Sprans, Bruises, SC.
Lees Mustard Pills for do--Congh Drops,
Together with an additional supply of Drugs Medi-
cnes, Paints, Dye stus, and general assortment oe
pure " ines GEO. PULLING & Co.
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NEW BOOKS.

m@@ Atlantic Souvenir and Token
MESlAl for 1881, Goodrich's History
dMSl@ OF the u. States. Both edition.
NIlIl Peter Parley's Geography for
lEyGSl[ children, Whelpley's Com
-@pend, WoodbriGge's Geogra-
phy ana Atlas, with variety of other new
Puo'cati9ns: Also White Bonnet, Band
poN ana binder S Boards. Just received and
for sale by T. WAT,TS
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-24

ALMANACS for 1881!
e. > cents per gIoss-25 cents
~ I'D q Upper dozen--6 cents single
- for sale by F. WATTS.
4 LSO-F0r Sale ut tais OGce.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-24

Fortune 1eiiing.-Wc learn crcm Pha.
delphia bulletin, that the somewhat antigua,
ted fraud of fortune telling, has become quite
an employment with few withered hays
residing IN that city, who have contrived TO
win the favor of fashiona ,lc bellies and are
M fair way TO amass large properties, out
oil the ridiculous superstition of their patrons.
mulatto woman, native ot ono OF the
West India Islands, is said to attract crowds.
her residence is thrpnued from morning to
night, and somo persons calling themselves
respectable, have passed while days in the
den OF the sorccresss waiting until their
turn should come.
chronological item is going about that
hlethusalah died l4years after the flood In the
days of our primmerhood we were taught that
by flood all but righteous Noah, his family
and some creeping things were drowned.
Now, If Methusclah did not die till Ia years
after the flood he must have been one of the
family, and if so, much older than Noah
himself, or the story Is all fudge
Blackwood's Magazine represents
the interna! peace and the monarchy
of Great Britain as in extreme danger
from the excitement of the times.
In NcwOrIeans, LIST inst. an increase
of AT to the population was manifest
by the arrival of 25l passengers and
226 slaves.
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GROCERIES,, sc.

p. +. BOYD & BROTUER
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SUGAR, SALT. &c.

uSI receive 2 hhds Is, auality
- New Orleans Sugar at IL ~ CTS
! do I'd dn at 10 cents--3 bags green
Coffee: hid N. o. Mol.sses at SO cent. ::
40 sacks Liverpool filled Salt $50 lbs. Cot.
ton Yarn a, q and per bolt 700 lbs. now
Cheese at IL 1-2 per pound 400 Loaf Su.
gar a! IL and 20 cts per pound 6 boxes
Candles very low by the Box 6 do. Tur-
Pentine Soap, do do. ALSO,
Looking Glasses, Tuu,bler., Dec.u,.,.
Pint and Half Pint Flasks; Glass; bv no
lo by i2; Po!ty !; Nails o. all sizes; Liver.
pr" 'Q'eens, Crockery, Stone &sTin Ware :;
Dupont best Gunpowder nj 81 COZ Is per ID.
Sh"t OF all sizes at q cents per Id; FooIscnp
Wrh'ng Paper new Rice .Musca,ei Raj.
suns hes. Spanish Segars Copperas In
d'yo Nader; Allspice Pepper; Ginger;
Salt Petre,; Alum and Mustard 6ue and
coarse Shoes L.. BedeoTds ), Plough Lines :.
Crackers very law by the Reg Mack.l al
aud Herring. Also on hand, a fuw barrels
OF Family Flour at Sd so per Dbl together
with other good to5 tedious to mention. ali
low Tor CASH, ny III. M. WOLFE,
oGt, .,.t,'. Main st. Charlottesville
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NOTICE.

4 sHA'.L '.flrr iDr sale 10 the highest
Il b'dher on Monday the LIST d;y Of
No, eh.ber nexi IN fron Of the Cam,
House door. Caarl.n,rs, lie, a tract of
md lying ID the North Garden, on
Hard sarr, containing about
5Or 600 Acres.
ihi> hnd Is ai'n,si eninrly covered
ny valuable timber, and much ,t Il -
very EriIlr. " Is tr,irJ ab,., ,,,,,
M e. l,"m charlottesville, near WuoTs
m'II.-Trrm<, on, rwo anh t,,r @ wears
The Pnich's'r giving bond viii, al
proved security and lien OH the land.
II Will ,ery we'll admit nf d,vis, IN.
THOMAS w. G,LMER
Admr. 81 e.. HUDSON.
October I5-':}O toe
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DRUGS, &c. &c.
VIII subscriber rs r.cerins from
u ne MIIihnrn mark .is y x..x ~

Hh subscriber is r.ceisinX from
II Tie hnr,herm markets a vety ex-
-"s've anl elry, nt ass ,rtnemt oi
Cca,s t'c. which " III his form .r stock
VII render his establish neat iaf,.riur
q" lone ~ the state. lis articles nave
'"en 'ct"d wit, much persoi,,i care
ani having been purchased eitI,e: fro q
40" manufacturers them selves. or am.
P"'e's, We're obtained uu the ,,r,st 4.
VA t'ye"uS teiH,s, aud wi en- ,ble him
To dispose "t them at the mot reason.
a' TAT and he underspli Ivy none.
Wt'I"ut Intru ing tup much on
." i' n"''ce Z" may he proper l., inen-
"n lew pruin nemt articles. among
which are,
a great vari' t"f Chemicals, Paint
my aud Dyin- -.Sufs and M.,tsriais:
an exc mt s~,r,i,-nt of I'm ,hfaf,n,
!rephnny. Mss rtin.-, O3stetric d,
De"f"', lytctinS. Coping and Scarf
Tying and other S~gicU INSTRUMENTS :
great variety OF Glassware. Cnemi.
Gal A ,paraIus, Physicians. AID Apot.ir.
GAYS inrniiu'', comprising EiecftIcal
Machine R",mts plan AID. Tubu.
ue'i tom 'nie gili To- tour pa,l.a,s ca.
oaeuy: Re rIvers IT diif.re,, s0,ts anil
s'z"s: Gtaiu,trd Measures from one
d'acln &" one quart cnut.n Cru,,.
,i'' 81 diiftrenr kinds: Preci, i sinp
Jars assorted: Tnermr,netrrs T,.es
al every DIS I'll III Ev ,,,Orat,n dish.
ts assorted: Globes: G "nposil,rn and
Glass F"nn.Is from ght To gallon
Scales md weights Iron, Brass.
I'ass, Marble aud Composition Mar.
tars and pestles. Pill Tiles and Ma.
chimes: every variety" f imcture. S.e.
Gle, S,lt-mouth and other bottles ard
v'a;s from the canaciiy"f half drachn
70 hive gallons: Glass Ivy the box aud
all sizes from Shy 1910 81 by SO
G'azlcrs and G'l;iprs Materials: Brush.
es ct every description: S ,uff. C,pa-s
an" Chewing T"baccoo t the ,ery b.,t
qualities: Soaps of every variety aud
qa'ny: a very extensive assortment
{" Essential DIS aud Perfumpry aIso
n variety "f Fancy arilc!es with all ,,,,.
usual Drugsand Compound M .,i,cine.
IL" abve enumerated ar,IcIes and
a'u'"st every 9th n apprrtai,ring to the
subscribers line at business ca, he had
"' hi'n al his Drug, G. ,emicaI and A.
p"ihecarv store IL C. .atItresyil,e ar
,'"'st OF them "f DR.. WIN. Mich,e and
himself ln Scn,isvi l.. ia srlt the con.
vr"'""re "i Phn'chaser<) IN as gond
terms as can be had any where IN the
state. J. II. BARCLAY
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NOTICE.

INTENDING Ia move tn the west.
n l "ifrr tr sale the tract nf i,n.i
on which | r"sIde: co,,annr 47O
acres lying N The N"rth Garden, Al
G "t'ie C"n"ri, on the nor h fork
81 llardwar, ht.,en 3 or 9 miles
from ChaIlrne>vhI-. Tie new, sraye
road passing Through IL that leads
from Ga ltesvlIie to Lyuchhury.
ms land Is IN Il very caupact hody
and well wa'pred, containing abnn,
i3O acres of l,w grounds; and has
an ample supplv of tiubered land
OF good qnalit, fm tnbacro. wish
I" sell tins valua'.ie tract OF I,pd i'm.
m"d'atfIv, as ! ain d, teru;,eI I.
move. | deem j, unne, essarg 10 give
4 iurt'er description of the land AS il
Is well known 10 the nr:p hbnurhood.
and persons living nj dis,an.e will
viaw the land befnre buying The
buildings are ordinary.
PAUL DURRETT.
Oct. S----IO &C
N. b. This land will remain for
sale iniil said.
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NOTICE

~ L'!AH GRANT has Just re-
- cstrsd from .Nsm York a part of
ms FILL AMI WINTER supplu OF
Goods. insisting Of DRY GOODS
ana GROCERIES, and daily er-
poets The remainder. aUhich, ,rhe,, receip-
Ell AMI atlsi to his former Stock,
'cH render his nsso;.fna emit neayfa,
e1ud to any in Charlottesville. HIS
rmer friends and the public al
urge are respectfully solicited to call
ant examine his Cool and prices
before thy max: their purchases
elsswhere. at his .New Cash Store. ON
Main Street, Charlottesville.
Oct Jber S--ID ~
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GROCERIES &c

TENHE undersigned informs his friend, and
n the public IN general, that he has us,
received newand complete supply of Gro.
ceres. purchased on the best teIms for cash.
anu ut the first quality, which h.. assures
them shall he offered nh the most rem .on,hj.
terms. Every article which he may sell he
warrants to be fresh and good
Among his present assortment are the fol-
lowing - '''
70 sacks Liverpool filled Salt, Bacon. Lard
ana bu''er- Whiskey by the bbl-Appis
Brandy-gnod old Peach Brandv-F,nnoi,
brandy-Rum--hest Madeira Wine--Mo.
i,sses of best quality, and all kinds of Sugars
.aLSC-cons,aniiy on hand, Flour. Corn.
Corn hea a:d Oats Shad and MaekereI'
Goshen Cheese new Albany Beer, and fresl,
.rackers' by Ja'neison and Dill, low for cash
,"se'her with every other article usually
Kept IN Grocery Store A share of tho
p"''tc patronage IL respectfully solicited.
octe IL. MOSBY, Random Roy
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Whole tickets $40, Halves SIS,
Quarters So 81.
" an tn raj account "f the drawing
WI 70" i"t"aiden To- adu niurers.
~ Orders i"r TIck,ts or Shares in
!le a""ve Lotteries, Will rocerve I q
""st prompt att Itin, If addressed To
e. e. RICHARDSON, Richmond,
Virginia.
6-3l-44 two capital prizs - !
" 3O-32 The first week ofopen-
ing. October Is nj,
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NOTICE.

RY Virtue OF Deed of Trust
~ executed to me by Matthew
Casey, bearing date the 6,b of A,ujl.
iH2|, and at record IN the Clerk
Office of AlbemA,l: County Cour,
i"f The purposes therein mentioned |
shall On Sturdy tn. 9th day of @ =
'"b'r next, pr"ce ii 10 EXPOSE Ia sal,.
!" me highest bidder, Cor ready money.
on The premises, III iht IT,, or u,,r, /
I" Sf"' n J, WITH ITS appuri. namces. "
lnS and h"ing ~ The Town of Char
i"f'sv' on the Vain street amt
dfsignaltd ~ Tie plan Of SAID town.
by M. II, aud Is the same upon which
the SAID Casey Now lives.
Acting as Trustee 1 will couyc,
to the purchaser such title only as j.,
vested IL me Ivy said Feed
IRA JARRETT, Trustee.
September 3-5 IDS
POSTPONEMFNT.
C The above Sale ~ po.,pone /
until Saturday the Both ipsf. l. G.
Oct 1911 81
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TSHE Ladies anil Gsailemen of
IL charlottesville anil its uicinity,
ana ',Stfrs, are respectfully informed
that tie Iht0tre ,OW optn On Mondny
night Hs 18Th Porticuiars IN biUs.
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NOTICE.

VIE snb'cr'her, Intending to move from
n Cnnfi"tiesvile, ina shrr time. r,
quests mos" that have nn settled ;heir nc
COUNTS. 10 d. ST. before The 25th inst as they
, ~ NV, WIZ De Ieit III the hands of l. Peck aDo
" Wolfe for collection. '' '"'
oc' o--iO Il TIL II BAILEY.
N. b. My household and kitchen
'n'",t"re will sell on the first of De
'ef"' er next, if not previously sold al
"''a'e sale. Among the articles
"h'rh are nearly all new. are liz first
'"'e GIT chairs, bureaus, &c, and a
dollars. r. r. p
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- Orders for Tickets or Shares in tho
above Lotteries, will receive the most proo,pt
attention # addressed ipost paid. ito
YATES 81 MINrYRE, Maanger,.
Washington City.
uT An official account of the drawing will
DE forwarded to advsnturers, free ofpostaas.
Sept ~ tdd
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JUST RECEIVED
CABINET MAKING

ME- Undersigned. having ser, ed rom.
"r apprenticeship in a first rate esisb.
"stnsnl IN the City Of b liimore, and work.
ID III different shops in that City, for seyerst
ears deems Aasef wen experienced in tho
'nanu,sc'u.e "t fashionable apd tasteful Ca.
''hft n,nuure~- aud now offers his services
!" tne ll.,zens Of this place and it's vicinity
~ eHeeuIeany article n his line, and assures
ne,n Una. ms work shall 10 done faithfully
u business is at the shop of MIR. John Tomn.
los, where his work may be seen, an wsIr
10 at several other places in town.
81 GEO. w Balm
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NOTICE.

an Hi he offered for sale nj tba late r.
w sidence of Wilson Mills. decd AIbe.
m'rle co near Michie's tayern. on Frida,
lne oth at N 'yenber next, tie ioIIny; NJ,
property tn wit Horses. Cattle, Sheen. I,og,
ana quantity Df Grain consi sting IF Wbec,
kyo and Corn. Farming Utensils. House.
hoid and Kitchen Furniture, and yarier,
OF ARTICLES too tedious to enuunerate. The
SAFE TO commence at ten n'cluck. Term,
VIII be made known nn the d ~ of s,Is bv
90 ELIZABETH MILLS, Exx
Vet S--3ip
n. u. All persons having claims arains,
sa'u tsth'o are requested To make then
snowh a'o TN SO indebted will be- expected
", ,uoto ,,aVimenf u
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NOTICE.

1 nAVE on hand a supply ofdiFsa-
snf Kinds of coarse CLOTH, sg;ta-
'le Jor ~mtsr clothing for Siaves, of
my o'ol manufacture, some of sch;cb j.
much hearier than Il made iast: Sea.
son-'chtch ! aoiH sell at moderate
prices pr eTchange fdf Wool, aifowiua
hs present. NJ, adeqncsd prices jor nit
a a $ q manufacturing for cus-
toners at former rates.
". TTJnBERL,4KE.
PaImyra, va. October - 3t
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10000 AMI 10000 Dollars I
UNION CANAL LOTTERY.
o. 10. "r 1880. To be drawn in
~ Philadelphia OH Saturday, Odd
o't"brr ] s3O. GO No. Lo,tery-I0
drawn Ballnts.-CanifaI Prixn.
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az TUI DiYeO
5 prizes of $4,000.

" IRGlNlA State Lottery. Tor the benefit
Of the Dismal Swamp Canal Company.
Class No 10, for 1880. 10 be- drawn on FRI.
day the 10Th Of October, 1880. G6 Number
Loltery.-9 Drawn Ballots.
Wh'lu Tickets $5.0O-Halyes $3.50
Quarters 81 % IN variety of numbers at
WATTS OFFICE
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NOTICE

a PETITION will be presented to the
IA next General Ass ,mbIy # Va. Enr III.
extension of the limits ofihe town Of scoi,..
VILE. Wv" " ,."t's'
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as one sevenfl9 part, subject o. the
"n'xpucd life estate Of said Elizabeth
Hardin. widow Of Isaac Hardin decd.
Aching as Trustee, I wiIi only convey
snch 'l,ie as - vested in me by said
deeI of trust. Tcrms-Cdsh.
THOMAS, w. GILMER, Trustee.
>c'. S-~-iU tds
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V.BOA RDING.

l WILL r'tsire Eight or Ten young
n Gentlemen as Boorders in mn ia.
miiy. n YIUPY
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