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COHEN'S OFFICE.

N'iC!< . VT rlSE,
BALTIMORE. June 30, 1880.
EPORT OF THE DRAWING Of
the Maryland State Lottery, No. 6
ADJ the capital prize of $4,000
BOO prize OF 1000
DIV prize OF 1000
o3oS 1925 prizes of 500
1897 SO25 prizes of 400
3I2l Sl47 prizes of 300
3!9 1900 SO32 prizes Of 900
s 6Sss $685. $685. 47'4' 'ptizss of 100
s ssss: s s;s:: s'ss: Siss' prizes Of 50
ASA, 35Is, 433I, 1884, !
2622, 1878, 1904, $3.50,
2974, 1850. 1914, 7OI7, Sprizes of 90
1922. 1907, Sis. 1883,
1896, ALAG. 1927, 1896,
iOO OF 81 each, and 5000 prizes of So
each.
c. Nns. 6i-34O7-349G- 44l4.
were the FOUR FIRST DRAWN OF diG
'erent examinations by which. agreeabiy
I" the scheme. the prizes of FIVE Dot.
LARS are determined. An tickets, there
fore, ending either with
1 4 6 or Z,
are, each entitled to IA prize of Five Dol
'ars, and IN addition to any other prizes
they may have drawn.
hpThe holders of the prizes are res
pectiuily requested to present them Tor
payment, as soon as il may sui, their con-
venience.
J. |. COHEN, Jr. g. BROTHERS.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09
SALT AND BACON.

SA SACKS Liverpool filled Salt at So so
&U per sack,
20 barrels old Whiskey at % cents
per gallon,
5000 pounds prime Bacon, my own
curing, 20.
600 pounds prime Lard,
700 do Cotton Yarns, Richmond
and Virginia Union Factories,
300 do BeePs Tallow,
Oranges and Lemons,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea and Chocolate,
Linseed and Lamp Oil,
Sperm and Talow Candles,
Cut Nails, assorted,
Window Glass and Putty,
Sbad, Mackerel and HerriDgs,
Rye and Oats.
With other articles too tedious to mem
tion-aIl low for Cash, by
JOSEPH BISHOP,
Main Street.
| occasionally hire out my HORSE al
one dollar per day, to be returned in the
order he is received.
J.B.
June 1870 81
FxgE CUT TOBACCO
EUST received and for sale by
y f. WATTS.
December ii 90 If
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09
THE SUBSCRIBE! r

THE SUBSCRIBE
Ill AS made arrangements f"i importing
Il Il considerable number of valuable
CLASSICAL BOOKS,
And will shortly have a large addition to
lis Stack, all of which he will sell at low
prices.
&. P. MCKENNI
July 9 80 3,
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SALE OF LANDS &c.

IN pursuance of the last will and tesla
IL ment o. Christopher Hudson, decd, /
shall offer for sale to the hig hest bidder al
public auction, on Thursday the 18th day
of August next, (if fair-li not the rext
fair day. the lands &c belonging to the
estate of said Hudson-an.org which arc
several
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09
COTILLON PARTY.

VIE Ladies who received cards of in.
Il vItatlon, and their visitors are res.
pectiuIIy invited to attend The last Coil.
Ion Paiy that will be given this season. a,
the Midway Hotel, on Friday, Tire 10Th
instant.
Cards OF admission for gentlemen will
he delivered at the Bar.
July $50 o.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09
IN CHfNCERY

The plaintiffs bill being filed and the
defendants, Joanna Barnet, exccutriy of
James Barnet deceased, Austin Shepherds
John Shepherd aud David g. Shepherd,
not having entered their appearance and
given security accor ding to the act of As
semblv and the rules OF this Court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court.
that the said last named defendants are
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth
On the motion of the plaintiffs, by their
attorney, it is ordered that the said last
named defendants do appear here on the
fourth Monday in September next, and an
swer the plain ifs bill, and that a copy of
this order be forthwith inserted in the Vir-
ginia Advocate, newspaper published IN
the town of Charlottesville, and continue
for eight weeks successfully, and that an
other copy thereof be posted al the front
door OF the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy
Tesie,
ABR'N SHEPHERD, Jr.D. C..
July 80 2m
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FOR THE TOILET.

IL
THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE Jus, received the following ar
Il IL ticles-
Lavender Water,
Cologne Water, in the following
shapes,
Monument,
Gothic,
Diamond,
Urns,
Temples,
Antique Oil,
Maccassar Oil,
French Pomatum in pots,
Hair Powders in IA s. 10 lb. papers
And variety of FANCY SOAPS.
GEORGE PULLING &, co.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09
NOW is THE TIME.

\ BARGAIN may be had, and if re-
N CURED, credit of one, two and
threee years. on early application to the
subscriber in Charlottesville, in The pur-
chase of Tract Of Land on Adams Creek
in the County of FInvanna, being immedi-
ately below Major Tompkins,-adjoining
his land and others, distant from Char
lottesvilIe, about IL miles, and within two
of,he Union, and Mr.. Campbel's Merchant
Wills, a navigablefork ofthe James River
THIS tract contains by a late survey,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.

UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
No. IL, FOR 1880.
10 be drawn in Philadelphia, on Saturday
the Eth July, 1880.
90 Number Lottery--9 Drawn Ballots.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09

UST received, the following arti-
- cles -
Fluid Extract of Sarsapa,llia,
Plperne,
EmetDe,
Quinine,
Hydriodate Potass,
Cluated Kali,
Black Oxide Mercury,
Oil Black Pepper,
And will in a few DAYS, receive supplv
which will complete their assortment, Of
Chemicals.
GEO PULLING & co.
Jnly $50 #
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09

a Il Court oi Quarterly Sessions, held
N Tor Fluvanna Cunnty, on Monday
the 18th day of June, 1880.
John ID. Johnson and Polly his wife, late
Polly Kent,
Plaintiffs.
AGAINST
Joanna Barnet, executrix of james Barnet
deceased, Polly Shepherd relict OF Da-
v,d Shepherd deceased, Austin Shep.
herd, Sally Baker, Thomas Baker, Nan
cy Perkins, Joseph Perkins Polly Far
rar, Garland Farrar, John Shepherd,
Maitn b. She nerd, David q. Suep-
herd, Thomas Shepherd, James Snep-
herd, Benjamin Shepherd, and Joseph
Shepherd,
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3l9 1-2 ACR k,S

ia y - y AOEh Ms
wore or less, and supposed IT, lay on the
waters OF the Hardware River.
The title Of the land is supposed to be
undoubted, but the subscriber will oulv
convey such title as is vested in him as
trustee.
LEE w. HARRIS,
=. Trustee.
June lf-'3O a,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09
In CHANCERY
July 80

lin IHAlNCER1.
The plaintiffs biI being filed and the
defendant Baenger net having entered
his appearance and given security accor-
ding to the act of Assembly, and the rules
OF this Court, and il appearing TO the sa
tisiaciloh lof the court that the said defep-
Gant BalleDger is not an inhabitant of this
Commonwealth-On the motion of the
plaintiff by his attorney, it is ordered tina,
ihesaid defendant Baienger do appear
hereon the fourth Monday IN Septcmber
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, 4 tha,Ea
copy 0f thus order be forthwith inserted u.
the Virginia Advocate, newspaper pub
Iished IN the town Of Charlottesville, ano
continued for eight weeks successly, "
and that another copy thereof be poster
at the front door Of the Courthouse Of this
County.
A Copy
Teste.
ABR'M SHEPHERD Jr. D. C..
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z g. 5000 ACRES.

- e)SOOo hLkco
This land will be surveyed before the
day of sale so as to ascertain the exact
quantity. 1t will be sold entire, or, divi-
ded to suit purchasers. There is a large
and commodious
YELLING HOUSE
On this tract, beautifully situated on
commanding eminence, in ono OF the most
healthtul and agreeable neighborhoods in
Virginia.-lt is well provided with Barns,
Cabins for negroes, and all out-houses,
good orchards, and one of the best lime
quarries in Eastern Virginia. The fem
| cling is in good repair. Several hundred
ACRES of this tract are River and Creek
low grounds, adapted to the culture of any
crop which is grown in our climate. A
bout one third of the tract is cleared, and
the residue is covered with variety of
excellent tim bers.
Al SO-d tract rs
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-07-09

In the North Garden, OH the north fork Of
Hardware, adjoining the lands of Micaiah
Bowen, Robert Harris, and others. A
large portion Of this trac, is uncleared and
well timbered-much of it is very fertile.
ALSO-A Tract of about
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-06
1,HE PRESS

IN studied Vindca'lon Of the system of rowardne
editors, bearing the cabinet impress which 0Dno.roI
in ,he Telegraph cditoriav, on Pridov. DuT ssva :,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-06

(Npccch 10 Re continued \
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03
EDUCATION.

| VIE present session Of the Sub
a, scriber's School, IN Chariottes.
rilte piH close on The 9Th Of the ensuing
monte. The MEET session, toiH com
mence on the tenth Of January 1881
The course Of Instruction vW be IL
6erat, embracing the Jolioming branch
es, oi..
History, sacred and proiane, Anci-
ent aud Modern, Chronology, Ancient
and Modern Geography, the Use OF
the Globes, the English Language
dramatically, Arithmetic, Anaitic
Penmanship, Practical Mathematics,
and Composition.
The Terms for instruction will he
Eight Dollars per scholar per session
OF tive months, one fourth payable in
advance-the residue at the end of the
lon.-All persons wishing to enter
their children members OF this School,
are referred to Capt. James Il. Watson
al Charlottesville with whom SUBJ
scription paper is left Tor that purpose.
He advises his country friends, who
! may wish to avail themselves of the
advantages of his School, to make
early application as he is determined
not TO admit more than 25.-From
his experience in the business of In
struction he feels confidently assured,
that he WI be ableto manage a school
consistir e of the above number, with
credit 10 himself, aud extensive bene-
Int to those who may be committed to
his care.
RICHARD f. JOHNSON.
December 3 st
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DI f. ID

Ga the 2Sth ut. at his residence on
RQckfsh, in Nelson county, Hudson
Martin, Sen. Esq. in the 18th year Of
his age, after severe and painful i'll
ness for about three weeks, which he
bore with christian ior.tude. BY the
death of this venerable patriot society
has been deprived of one Of It's best CT
tizens. lie was an afl'ecuonaie hus-
band, kind and tender parent, and an
indugent master. For many yealS
the deceased has been member of
high standing in the Episcopal church,
where by his exemplary conduot the
sincerity Of his pretensious has been
demonstrated, his Prccepts and exam
pies being such as to Inculcate morall-
ty and virtue.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03
Receiving and opening an
additional supply of

~ Go, CHE.HIC1LS. Glass
NJ W.4RE, sc &c. &C.; which hap-
ing been purchased from Houses Of
the best repute IN the North, and on
unusually advantageous terms, are Of
fered to the public ,cih con fdsnce,
both as regards qualify and prlce.
The Medicines requireno particular
enumeration, as all rchich are usually
found in q Drug store are kept con-
stantly on hand but the .Nep Genera
and Washington
GLASS,
consisting Of rery large assortment
Of WindO,C, Coach and Picture-fra,ne
glass containing panes Of all inter
mediate sizes from 8 by 10 (or small
err to 81 by 80 is particularly aoorthy
Of notice and is said to be superior in
strength and transparency to any man
uJactWed IN Ae United States.
Also on hand every description of
hoHo,c GLASSWARE from the Boston, Bal
tmore, Philadelphia and French Fac
tories, comprising an assortment, alto
gether, more complete and ertcnsiUe
perhaps than any IN the state.
j. T. BARCLAY.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03
ErtenSico Executors Sale
OF SLAVES and other Per-
SCnal Estate.
To be d,.a.rn shortiY.

4 SHALL after for sals at Public
Il AUCTION, at the Plantation of tae
late Daniel Gyinnau. dec,ased. coU,I
PRESQU ISLE IN the County of
Calpsyer, on the 9Th day of DeceD,-
Der next, the sale to continue from dov
to day until tie whOie shall be sold.
all tie Personal PROPERTY which be-
longs to the Estate Of the deceased, ON
that Pinatation, consisting in part of
6et,Osen fTtiy and .Sifitv ,Slaoes, be-
tctsn 20 and 30 Horses. seyerek
Brood MareS ofthe FIRST blood, sbOut
one huHtIrsd fIead Of Horned Cutie,
&" large .StOck Qf Sheep and H0ss,
0t0m 700 Barrels IF Corn, a Iaroe
q"a"tify Of Hay, Fodder, SC, Plan
taiiOn Cf.nSiLS, CarpcnfsrS' and
D ~. roots, HoHSshoH and
h'fcAcn E4'n.t"re, Copper StiH,
one " C"""aler,s best 'S~oeyor's
C0mp0SSeS, 'of'h Cham and Plotting
Instruments, '0'h many other articles
zoo TEDIOUS to en"merafe.
!! as confidently beEeUca, Mat in
proportion to the qnantHy IF Property
that DW be altered far sale, a largsr
proportion Of sery Onlua5ls Property
'GoS nercr altered at Public sale in
Virginia. The slaces arc generally
Ahely. many Of them pcry much so;
AMI amongst them as a usry uaIxoJLs
BlachSmiih, yo"ng and healthy. H.
mongSt the HORSES there IS iStad, be-
Tered to be Of tile Best Blood in the
STATE THE StSck Of Cattle, SHEEP
and Hogs, are Of tie mast improced
o'ee"S-,ma"y OF mem no'o ut for mar
Eet, ana VcH north the attention of
oNChe's. me H"rH'f"re Of superior
q"o'''y' W fdrmers and others, de-
Sn0"T' q procuring Ia"d6Ec SocE,
"'" 10 "eH 10 attend he sale, as an
oPP0''""''y % procuring such oiH SCI
"0nl occur
1he terms OF sale as fottO5m: The
'Ss"ccS 'otA be SoId for cash, the resi-
1Hc 81 me property upon a credit of
~ m0"fhS for all S"ms dbore Forty
D0ffaFS, ""der that, Cash, the pu,'-
eraser 9fotnS Bo"as "'th approved Sc
G"r''y' 10 Gear interest from The date
"mt as 70 as important to tie interest
4? nte Atdee, "af sho"Id he able to
| c0"mnnH me JHdS ut q specified time,
n t5osc mira sboW na,, ,S H." W I,
mhen due. No PyoDryty 10 bc r,moysJ
until tie terms Ofih .S0Ie sinh J.. cou,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03

! The book binlcry Of Morgan &. Sax
any, IN Cincinnati, VAS set on fire on
the night oi the 18th instant, and burn,
down. The office of the Cincinnati
Gazette waS In the same building, and
the materials employed in printing the
paper had To be removed, and were,
consequently, much damaged. Its
publication was suspended for day or
two. A reward o. two hundred dol
lars was offered by the Mayor of the
town for the apprehension of the incen.
diary.
Bo~ling Green, Noo. p, 1880 -
8 Yesterday, the awful sentence Of dcath
was carried into effect on Charles
Young, convicted, at the October term
OF our Superior Court, of the murder OF
Thomas Griffin Thornton, Esq
Neso York, NOE. 27.-The steam.
boat Chancellor Livingston, arrived at
an early hour this morning, with
| P20O,O0O in specie for the United
States Bank. She was only fifteen
hours in performing the distance from
New port To this city.
Andrew j McConnico, Postmaster
Of Norfolk died in that Borough on the
! ;21th instant. Col. McConnico served
his country honorably during the late
war, aud was much respected.
Judge Smith, one Of the Senators of
South Caroina, has published long
address to the people of that state, in.
which he gives his opinion agans, the
measures OF Convention and Nullilica-
ton. lie expresses the opinion that an
lrreparabe breach has been made in
the Tariff, and that the American Sys-
TEN, and the system of Internal In
proyements will fall TO pieces without
the aid of qualification.
Mi. Bowler, Philadelphia, has made
l6 pieces OF furniture, surprising any
thing OF the kind in the Presidents
House. They we're ordered by a lady
in the West Indies or $. America, in
the Golfers of whose late husband, i'm
mense riches were found.
la voting for Judge in the Georgia
Legislature, the President twice found
in the hat or 4 votes together, doubt
less put in by one person. This en-
emplihcation OF the "AIl's fair in Pol
ilcs system" is TO be looked into by
the Georgia Senate.
Erccuim. AT West Chester, Pa.
on Monday, colored man, called Ed
ward Williams was sentenced to death,
having been convicted last week, Of
the murder Of his wife, whom he poi
soned in May last.
A man named Jesse Eaton, living
near The South end of the Dismal
Swamp Canal, n c.. lately had "a dis
pute with Frederick Gregory, a neigh
Dor, respecting some corn. f.. shot
him deliberately upon the spot, and has
fled.
Col. Samuel Ward has sent from
Worcester, 5000 worth Of goods and
implements OF husbandry, destined to
the Mexican Province Of Texas. The
route is down the Canal 10 Providence,
thence to New York then, by sea, TO
New Orleans Afterwards up the Mis-
sissippi and Missouri TO St. Louis, and
onward to the Texas.
The renewcd lrigate John Adams.
just launched at Norfolk, is pierced for
20 guns, and is decorated at her head
with new bust of the second President
OF the United States, whose name she
bears.
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SALE OF LAND.

NxTILL be Sold, on The premises,
w on Saturday the Eighth day
Of January merit, the Tract Of Land
on which Roland Estes, deceased, re-
sided. This Tract contains Gy ssG-
nation,
Five Hundred and. Fifty Five
.4creS II is situated IN Ms countu OF
FAuUanna, directly on the main road
tead.ing from charlottesville to Pal
myra r. c. H. about mid,cay be-
fCeen The tpo places. IT also lies
contiguous TO lie RiUanna Rive,', fou,.
miles ADORE the Union and one mile
be!ow CambctPs Nils. But a small
proportion Of This Land has eper yet
been in cultivation, and that IN rood
is generally ,ceI Gmbered and con-
tains much good Tobacco Land.
This Tract also contains al.
Orchard Of between -Four and Fire
Hundred Trees of The most Sc
iect Fruit Tie improvements are a
small d,celiing house, wiM suitabl. out
houses.
ALSO--.8t The same lime and
place, a Tract adjoining lie abore, Of
about Twenty Fire .4cres The I'M
Proremcnts on his Tract are q good
framed d'ceIiinS house, aoih necessary
ont houses.
The Terms, Which shall be accom-
modating, ,oiH be made known on The
day Of Sale. Should II suit pwcha-
seJ'S, one or twO SiaUcs wW be recc;red
IN part payment.
r. ESTES.
.Norsmbcr 90 ids
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FOR RENT,

Il SiE House at present occupied by
a MIR. NJ. Maury. Also, anolher
Tenement, just completed. Possession
can DC given Immediately. For terms
apply to J. POLLOCK.
Dec 3
ALSO On hand and for sale 1000
pounds Spanish Sole Leather, with d
Proportionate supply of Upper and
Harness Leather, and general supply
OF Groceries, Nails, &c. too tedious to
enumerate, which will be sold low for
cash by j. POLLOCK.
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| prize of

Whole tickets oaly 81, Halves 50,
Quarters 81, in a great variety of
numbers at WATTS OFFICE.
The Drawing will be received ON
Tuesday morning next the 18th inst.
Orders from the country puDctualIy
attended to.
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December 8
o. rms DaY!-g
Nirginia State Lottery

EINOR the benefit of the Petersburg Bens.
a VIOLENT Mechanic Association, Class
No. , for 1880
To be drawn on Friday ('rhis Day. the
Sd OF Dec. 60 Number Lottery-nine drawn
Ballots Splendid Schema
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-12-03

j. r. & T.. S. Watson,
NKTlLL receive in a few DAYS,
" three tons Of Iron (rrom Nil
Icr's iorgc) Also a fine assortment Of
castings from BlackCord Arthur& Coz.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-19
FoR THE VINO.


DESCRIPTION OF 4 COUNTRY FAIR.
Gentlemen: Perhaps the following description Of
country fair may serve to nmuse some Of your rca-
ders amidst the constant round Of political discussions
with which the papers have bcrn filed for the last
ten weeks.
Some tune since, the ladies Of a benevolent socie-
" Ia the upper part of Hanover, seeing how well
FAIRS had taken IN our towns, determined to try the
experiment IN thu country. II thought by all to
DC hazardous experiment, and many were the pro-
pccirs that would res Il in the modification of the
Far exp"mentats s. in the BANKRUPTCY of the Soci-
ETY. But the lndics nothing duunted by these evil
prognosticotlone. set TO work with that spirit and
en- husIa-m which has always characterized the sex,
when they have benevolent purpose in view, and in
the short spsce Of three months had every thing IN
state of readiness and on Thursday the 10th inst at
II O'Clock, the doors opened, and this first cxpe
riment OF country fur was begun. ! one Of the
croakcTs, hut never again will pretend TO DO pro-
phet for short time after had entered the roomi
was satisfied that they in 1.-The full tide Of
cessfl experiment" have been present at several
OF the fairs IN towns, and certainly never
at one, IN which more taste displayed in dccoTs-
ting The room, and in the arrangement Of the sails
and the articles Of merchandise indeed were [ not
afraid OF being suspected of partalty, and too much
country feeling, should say never say any equal