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r, ,;,c;b,s.s crev landed at the River Saint John
i g, o. III ,rhere Hey cnmpelled the nleXlcan I'M

The Inviucbles crew landed at the River SAINT jon"
and Saint Paul, where they compelled the Mexican IN
hab,an,s to bring them wood and water. ,.,,
1t appears thai the powerful navy OF esco !, - a,
annhrr iaI, thew must be sonsht for on terra t.ma
in their own Country The InTincibe fell in with n
p ;tish Dnich and French vessel, al bound 10 'c-
ra Cruz. ,I e. IN.
The Frcnchman was very mncn aiafihe', -: ' "n
r trcnble mys,ery, and he supposed il to belong to
n;rat.s When informed that it was the Ahg o. lrSas'
T.. was more aulazcd he had never hear" Of soch
coun;ry-kncw not where IT was, and inc erection o'
now rrnuhlic not known him. not mentioned even III
IN. books h" had read, appeared to m as Fairy tale
Gait. Brown Treated hia politely; and he went on Ills
way rejoicing.
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INDIA Ma.


The Indianapolis Democrat Of the 3lst ut satcs, tina.
eight Of the ten Of the Western States certain
for the Baltimore nominecs.hese States Ohio In
diana. Illinois, Missouri Arkansas, Mississippi. Lcuisi.
ana and Alabama. We do mol dispute Kentucky, and
Tennessee. The open attempt TO carly the election CT
President into Congress- has opened the eyes Of the pco
pie
I'm Our classification Of The members Of The next fc-
u;sature (ct Irdiana) avc been informed Of er.
Which We hasten 10 correct. Wsask the GeE,leuIans
pardon. 1t is possible may be- mistaken in
two The statement made from the very best mor.
n1ton could get If any considers himself ug-
gricred by placing him the wrong SIDE, will make
the correction as n!orm"d.-TllcTr in
cnton part to injurc The character Of any by
plICiUg him in the Harrison RANKS, and ctcainly
thought conferred an honor upon every whom
placed upon the republican column The following let
Ter ias been received. which publish with ,!rasrrc
'GEEES- CASTLE, 25th Aug 1876.
Gentleman | this moment received your paper Of
yesterday, and find the name ut my friend, J. ". Gun
ingha!n placed on the lis. Of Harrison Representatives.
t.e next Legislature assure you, you may contra
dict this report. i assure you further, that out Of
delegation Of four, not will 70 for Harrison.
am yours, &c.
Messrs. Livingston q BoltoH.'
Iiic above statement is corroboraed by another gen
einan o! the highest responsibility. He states that
Judge White is The first choice Of hlessrs Mahan and
Cunningharn but they will in event 60 for Harrison.
We further state that neither Of tho representatives
from Pulnam COUNTY will support Noble for the Senate
We challenge any TO adducc proof 10 The contrary
Of what have stated above
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EE. W. a. y. }. H9HsY,

1Ft NU1f TtCtftsHy ttF III SBIy q I0G0S, tO"SRSZ
IN part gt
lSS IIiIDS. prime 81 Cro:x and Porto Rico Sugar
~ - l2j h5I: low price do
lh1 boxes and bblE. Loaf do
- kinds. retailing MollSscs
1861 hars Grcra, Kio sni tagu:i1 Coffee
Ia9 do old White and Java do
go nlckacrs Gunpowdcr and Imperial T"as
30 Er.ss .,!;pce, Pepper and Ginger
1000 DO Shot, assorted
500 kegs Gu; Nails
With general OF Easlii American Iron aao
Steel Window Glass; Dry ana White Load IaLeo, Maldr Cope
ras, Saltpc,rn mi Alum.
Also old Madeira lluscat, and Sweet Malaga Wines.
" Couury Merchants requested call exumine for
themselves.
Aug IS 3A-wGuif
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(From our Csrrr7'onGrnt.)

LIVERPOOL, August =, lS''u.
The session Of Parliament will be in ten days.
The Comments work is over, and the Lords have only
to rive " III" finishing touch to few bills. Tic Com!
mons have refused lake into consideration lie Lo;ds
amendments The Irish Church Bill The debate took
place Tuesday. The Chief speakers were Lord John
RUSSELL Sir Z. Peel, MIR. Harvey, Lord Stanley: Mr..
O LorG! MIR Hume, and Mr.. SlIrl. Tie last made
the best speech for the season. The minority 30
$50 To 2!. On June T. the mo,iun 10 read the Bill
SECOND time, the ministerial minority was 81. The Spec
tnlcr Says
One vote was lost OF The Liberals b. the dscrtioa OF
Mr. Pursev whose appears in the list of the n,ino
ri'Y G7eat cxcrlinns made on both sides 10 bring
up their forces. Lord Douglass Gordon flayburlon,
who had paired of in carrier pert Of Tic session.
dcrtook Journey of 500 miles 10 gre lis vote or the
appropriation princp!~ aud Mr.. Dennistoun though
very unwcil made simiiur exertion Mr.. Dunbar LETT
Erls the day a;cr his a:hers funeral 20 vote against
Ministers. A!T. Casanaugh was brought from Ireland
lin letter. it is saidj and Sir Watkin Wynn o5bIed
into the House with great pain and difficulty 10 swell
the Tory muster.
The Bill to be produced npzt Session will he less in IA
vcHr Of the prctcstants of Ireland of The Church
Eslahs lment-than Tie rejected Ministers
follow in The OCunnell wake or give up office.
Tie other Parliamentary business OF the week has nCl
been uf much Importance. In the Commons, the Jew
ish Disabilities Bill has been read a second time hy
vote 80 10 ~; in The Lords, the Koran Catholic Mar
tiauC bill has bccn t:oW The motion Of tic rc
bishop of Arag Oh, BY 80 tn t., the prcscn. law annuis
The marriages between Frotcstans and Catholics, attest
ed BY Catholic Priests, and bastardzcs their csprng-
S,cpIcnsons Brighton Railway B!!l has been thrown out
hat liz, I'D
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~ ORRSTUWN BOARDING SCNoUL.-This Institution is
~ located cmnence about fourth Of mile below the
borough the Ridge Road
Ii miles from Philadelphia.
The situation is retired healthy, commanding
picturesque views the Schuylkil.
the pleasantly
d land which the physical OF the pupils viii be limit
pupil will be allowed leave the premises without
The pupils will be permitted make
either the principal the teachers
The principal Will devote attention TO the health morals
and ery those placed under his care The course
thorough discipline parental in its nntue and
will be render the Institution worthy OF the conf
dcncc and patronage OF the community
Instruction will be carefully all the common English
bonches-n Geography Of Globes projection
and the Latin Greck French aud German
languages ard also Mineaosy Botany Natural Philosophy and
Chemistry.
During the Of familiar Lectures Nniu
raj Philosophy and Chemistry will he given which will b. illustrated
schools
with the requisite apparatus. .
Instruction Modern Languages will be given by Mons NJ
c. Mcra who will also during the floral Of
Bernn witz member OF Feenberss Institution
Ioyy and from his practical knowledge Of teaching enneny
qualified 10 be useful !" Literary TyE inslu''0n'
Including board, washing, mendns, fuel, lights
and tuition in The English branches, $50 per annum.
For the above with the Languages and Mathe-
macs, STU 90 20
Payments quarterly advance.
charges will be made excepting for class hooks and sta
tonary which will probably be from five dollars per annurn
Pupils can remain the family dT,nf the T To pne
''''''"' REFERENCES.
FOrronn Pa.Mr sum Jomson, slr Kob'. hamil III, Jas.
Hooven, Rev. Rob Ada Jas M Pawins Es', Dun H. Muva
Uppcr,Ncrion Pa.-Jonnshan Roberts, Esq.
Bethlehem, Pa.-Dr. Stout.
Sumnytcrn, Pd.-Mr. Daniel Jucoby.
Vo Hope samI D. ingham, Rich D. Corson d.
Marlborough, Pa.-Na B. Boeau Esq, Geo. II. Pawing ESQ.,
John II. Hill, NJ. D..
hiladpha-C.C C. Cuyler, D. d. Alex Henry, ESQ Ambrose
White, Esq., Nat Chapman, NJ d. Nathan R. Potts Esq., Chas
Denne D. D., John X. MITCHELL NJ D., and VIM Gibson NJ D.
July Is. 2o-wl2n
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GLASS n. ..
Vilm,nrlnn Dell !Tenc sday the 18th Oct, 1881
pc GIaMh OF ', ,nn SpL Is ,.,.ELl SLrLiE

Besides 100 Prizes Of SGDO S'.ClI-TZoo, &C, o.,
amounting altogether u 81 ,07V.4o0-OP"a'uS u o''e
million Of Dollars!
Tickets S2O-Ialves $l0-quarteTs SD
NJ package in this lottery contains % tickets! ana
js Warranted draw at least 2O4 net when VIII oe
forwarded for S4G0, shares in proportion r,
r ~ uri G'r $25G
'oI ~ " a'''c" r. h,1r,s i2S
do. quarters, .cL
or Prize tickets will be promptly attended to: II direct
ed to D. S. GKnGuKr IL Co.: Managers or to
~ ~ +. MONTALANT,
.qaent for dc Managers.
E. MosrALAyr, Agent for D. S. Gregory a. Co., Tor
the State of Virginia. sells Tickets in all Lotteries under
their management either by the package or at reta''
o. Every Saturday, splendid scheme IS Drawn al
Alexandria. Tickets generally $40: Capitals varying
from S25 100 10000 Orders in those or any o'hcr
schemes will be punc'ually attended TO- directed as
above u. S. GREGORY & CO., managers,
f. MosrALASr; .4scnttor the .hanagerS;
Aura 26-tlO
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In ode to accomplish that holy mission dsms
entrsat to cast look 1sasiion viii render sill
man. bss usrdon which his Majesty will let fall on
him from the throne. - . ,r,er the obstinacy Of
n is Of lie to wish to p5Oong e s uhe
day. but far%;ve an enemy would be still more praise
czt 10 IN The first citizen of the State to pardon his as
sassin. 1'en''''' g Cg.RIEs LEpRU
" Paris July 10, 1886
Fonr,ex Ex7RAcrs.-The Boston Gazette contains
oo n,;scrnneous selections from London papers to The
18Th july, received by the New Jersey from which we
take the following:
Mr. Andrew Stevenson, Envoy Extraordinary anu
Minister plenpo,en,ary oflhe United States oil America,
had an audience Of the King the 18th TO present MS
credentials. ,,o
MIR. Vail, Charge dAffarcs of the Unite States, at the
same time took leave of his majesty. e,,.
Ar. Theodore S. Fay, Secretary OF LeEa'ion o.: w..
United States of America presented to his majesty
by Mr. Stevenson, the Minister of the United States,
The Morning Herald reerks Md Stevenson Is a"
likely 10 be popular With our arlslocracy
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E0esETR u.
From the Pilgrim cf L're'|
FLOWERS.
"MucH YErKrM.ISs uSsrHo'

From tho Pilgrim Of L're')
FLOWERS.
ny joins Gn>Hhn
"Apd over head, in many gay s'U y .cont and hue,
Uror lowets rcsh.PucS d, VI I'll 100 soon,
Fair Us those bn!s mhle n I hSr"r Eden grew
~, .4lu ~ 80 l;Iv pricstcss OF the ho H.,
q. .c, p".9; ~. iycj IN u.iush;'s deepest o'N''
=, Tue " &c IL inc when the day IS "ohc'
rye'.tt,'". 80" ~, rose who worSippcth inc 'u"'
cav" ,;.o Na;a! lured from out the t'uc'
lhe,I, *. bornn tho river lily Mcptj -,
~ .n;I,i The Grunge bl1sso'n' iiEe nm'o
T., xhosc sa:i heart i golden pIo,''is t;sI
Hna ihe '.n;,. loaf ;be word OF mourning kept,
gun sun y" .;n.c from death its second ilto began,
Eve; 10 bear sympathy with man.
r,..,,,; are ho,g ,iinss-,he poet, ever
p,ouito his kind hath hcni the knee to them,
.I ntco when his hand hath dared 10 sever
On. or thosc heavily children iIom its stem,
r;is Snul hath ycp, 10 ,hink that il could never
Hark 10 The caskct give iiic's stolen gem;
yvccu;n, iha, love which prompted him toseize'
As DER dead Hylas wcp, the Naiaces.
Graded in sorIoH's bosom, even thou, ,,,
White.vcs.cd Snow drop, winters orphaa child,
Has, from thy dyin. mothers pallid brow Initial.
Caught tbs las, light which there so colby smiisu
And with holy love mark hec now
Rearing thy virgin forehead rndehid'
A dove like herald srrt, when all is dark
On ,hc cold earth, from Nature howcry ark.
Tho constant wul.hower, who loves 10 dwell,
Mate Of the owl, in many . messy c'eti
The ichcn hermit oil the rock, whose cen,
For a bright &c, brclcr dwelling has been lcN
The rolden cowsiip, who with fairy bell
Rings in the wild bee TO his wontcd thet,
And, hu!E- concca led, the daisy, TOO was there,
Star Of the earth, who sbinc,h evry "here.
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TEyO RAIL ROAD CONTRACTORS:-Pro Proposals
u will be received at the BoIngbrook Hotel. in Pc
tersbnrg, Va on The 9Th day of October next for The
excavation embankmcnt and Masonry of forty miles Of
the Raleigh ard CASTOR Rail Road.
Plans and pro6cs Of the work will be exhibited at the
place above mentioned for days previous To the let
iing and ali other information will BIZ given aprca
ton the subscriber any of the Assistant Eng
on the line.
Recommendations will be expected in Of persons
not known to the Engineer.
CHARLES +. NJ. GARRETT.
P S. For the information Of persons at distance,
would that the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road is
continuation of the Petersburg and of the Greensvlle
and Roanoke Rail Roads, from the Roanoke to Raleigh,
in The great line of Northern and Southern travel.
This road is located high and dry ridge of coun
try which is considered remarkably healthy and the
mildness of the climate admitting of operations in the
open air throughout the winter, makes it peculiarly des
srable to those wishing winter jobs.
The facility of travelling is great by The Ba
more and Washington and Richmond and Fredericks-
burg Rail Roads, that the trip from Petersburg may be
performed in forty hours, The trip may be performed
in the same time by the Bay three days in the week.
Aup 49, 30-uO
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UNIVERSITY OF Va, Aug. Is, 1886

UNIVERSITY OF Va, Aug. IL, 1886.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that the Office of Proctor
and Patron in this Institution is vacant, and appli
cations therefor are invited The certain salary Of the
office is fifteen hundred dollars per annum, with con-
tingent increase; house and garden are provided tor
the officer and clerk furnished him. The appointment
will be made BY the Executive Committee of the Board
of Visitors, on the lst Monday in September In the
tme letters on the subject may be addressed to
me- J. A. G. DAVIS,
Chairman Of the Faculty.
August - 3O-uS
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a CARD.-The suhScib wishes TO obtain employ
"a ment Tor the next year, QSHD as an Overseer or
Manager of plantation and negroes. He has been en-
gagged in the business for II years dnring Of which he
has been employed upon two Of the largest estates on
the Pamunkey. For information TO his character and
qualification he is authorized to refer to the following
gentlemen, viz: w. II. Wickham, DR.. Jno. Sheppard,
William D. Taylor and j. D. Andrew, Esqs., Hanover;
Edmund W. Tompkins and James Lyons, Es9s, Rich.
mond IRA l.. BOWLES.
u Address, Hanover Courthouse.
Aug 26-tf
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HsA REWARD will give the above reward
u e9U 10 any one who will apprehend my Negro wo-
man FAsyY if she is taken of the State Of Virginia,
and secured in Jail, so that get her again; or SIS if
taken in the said State, and delivered to me, Tap
pahannock, in Essex county Fanny left me about the
M OF uy md s IN The sc e Gas
contracts her forehead into wrinkles, and shews the
whites of her eyes than at other times. know of
scars other pecuariiies by which she lie dis
tinguished purchased her of DR.. A. Brockcnbrough
of Tappahannock, and think it probable she may be at
or near the farm of his son. john in the county Of King
William where several of her children living; but
have some reasons to think she has left this State.
RICHARD T. HUNDLEY.
Auu5 2G-w1w*
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ssii.y., "A DAILY LINE OF COACHES
ess I5ASS8 for LyaeA.rrg and The nirg s MA

=.asassss&@s2SsG ON LINE VI Coaches from Rich
mondto Lynchburg the South side Of James River,
have fer lie greater accommodation Of the travelling
public, establishment DAILY.
The old line runs 10 usual from Lynchburg, via Fin
CASTLE the Sweet Springs, White Sulphur Springs, 10
Lewisburg, connecting with E. Porter & Co.'S line to
Guyandot;e.
On alternate days, this line connects at Lynchburg
with four horse post coach line, established lately to
the Warm Springs, via Lexington, Va.
At Ranes' this lice connects with the Southwest
ern line At Lynchburg, with the Piedmont line and
the line to Salem where passengers going to Tennessee
can take the Valley line. At Fincasle it nersects the
Valley lne and there passes within y miles of the Ma
tural Bridge and in the vicinity of the Peaks of Otter.
Al the Sweet Springs it connects with line to the Salt
Sulphur Springs.
Q-T Office ut The Bar Of the Eagle Hotel, Riehmond.
P. II. FLUkE,
For the PrOprietors.
Richmond Auguet 5, 1886. 26-u
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MT OTICE-Thc subscriber being DESTROYS Of rngag-
lV ing in the Farming business, wishes 10 sell or cx
change his Tavern in the Town Of ScoltrHIe, in the
COUNTY of Powatan known as the Sco,lville Hotel;
this time occupied by Mr.. Ebert Mosehy for farm.
description is deemed unnecessary as no person will
purchase without first viewing the premises. vii! on
~ say the present tenant is getting good run OF Gus
ton and bids fair increase, there but one other
tavern kept in the place. at present. Any person wish
ing to purchase exchange farm fol- it, will please APP
ply 10 the subscriber who will shcw the property and
dispose Of it very liberal terms. ~
RlCH'D. BASS.
Srouvijle Aucusl ) 26-wSw"
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a MELlA SPRINGS.--Thc subscriber takes this
"a method Of rendering to his friends and the public
generally, his thanks for the liberal encouragement he
has heretofore received the Amelia Springs, under Cir
cur,stances by no favorable TO himself pro-
WIDER or to the beneficial properties of the waters.
The Amelia Springs have been so long place Of re.
sort The nvads of the adjoining counties and indeed
OF tho State generally that he deems it unnecessary to
say any thing recommendation Of the virtue Of their
waters but would refer those unacqaaned with their
properties the beneficial effects resulting from tlei,
nse 10 those who have tried their efficacy. Many such
the subscriber knows there ae who have paid constant
and regular visits for 40 so years, uninterrupted
cept during such intervals they unable TO pro.
accommodations at the place or in the neighborhood
The proprietor has incurred considerable expense in
providing the necessary buildings for the accommodating
Of visitors, and is engaged in building large and
commodIous brick building, 3 stories high, high and
saubrous spot and within $50 or 300 yards Of the spring.
with the necessary stables, ouhouses, and every other
convenience calculated to render the place Of COM
fort and pleasure The house will be completed for
the reception Of visitors until the latter part Of the
son; butt independently Of this, there other houses
heretofore used, sufficiently conmodious to accommodate
all who may feel disposed to visit the Amelia Springs.
The proprietor has provided himself with good ser
wants and oslers, and will every exertOn in his
power to give satisfaction those whoomay choose TO
paronizc him. and to render their visit both beneficial
and agreeable. FRS. A. WILSON.
july l. lG-w0W
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MANAGERS office, Richmond, Bss.

The following are the drawn numbers OF the Alex
andra Lottery, class A. ~ =.
The Richmond Agency has distributed Inc 'o''o"'"s
handsome Prizes, viz arm ,., .Lo
s25 ,O0O-slo, 900 500-nnd of S2oo-besldes the
usual proportion of smaller prizes.
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
$50. 0O0---s:sO, 600 $50, 0OO!!
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March 90.

VHYO COACH-MAKERS.-The subscriber is
& prepared 10 furnish Brass and Silver Moulding at
short notice THOMPSON TYLER.
n B. Shop rear of John B. SouthaIIs hardware
Store, Main street.
Aurus, ~ 3O-Gt
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ARDA'E'ss
Exchange A,tA lottery ONCE,

The drawing of the Hundred Thousand Dollar Lottery
has taken place. and That Grand Capital sold, now our
spirited Managers, d. S. Gregory Il Co., have Issued
another .Eogncrnt Scheme, 10 be drawn in OctoIer con
lainiug Of $4,000 10000 10000, - Of l'ooo'
&c; amounting in all to 81 ,0c04G
A Million Of Dollars!
To he distributed The greater part of which is to be
distributed by D. NJ HOIT, The authorised Agent OF
Dame Frrlunc, for distributing her favors.
Iurr is the who has and is still scattering so many
Capital Prizes about the country which probably amount
to more than those scattered by any other vender in the
known world. en-
The price of Tickets in this splendid Lottery, il will
be perceived is very luw-unly SD for WholeS Shares
in proportion: which will enable every man 10 purchase
Ticket and for that small SUM- hr gets the grand sum
of S:Itg 1hgusund DOiiGrs! Delay not with your or
ders to Fortunes pet the all.lucky uOlI.
SPLENDID CAPITALS:
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TVR MICAJAH MASON-Take notice, shn! take tho de-
We nsion Of Simeon Walton others Prince Edward Court
house State Virginia. the third Monday September next,
the hours IL in the morning and six in the evening" to he
rccJ as cyicnc. depending tho Circuit Superior
Court of Law Chancey for the Of Prince Edward State
o VIRGINIA. in which plaintiff, and John Webster idmnistra
tor o abncy Miller dccd Executor Of John Parkinson,
decd YOURSELF defendants funny thing shall the ia
king dispositions that they will be taken 1t the
same time the next day, at the same place.
~ ~ GEO. NICHOLAS SEAY,
An, 10 fa-w1wt1 EEeeuor of Rouctt Fcrkinson, iced
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YKVO Mr. DExJAnlS T. HARRIS, and Mrs UHiTY s..
b HARRts:-As you are not inhabitants of this State,
you will please take notice, That shall proceed to take
the deposition of Isaac Leadbeer and Others at Colonel
Charles P Goodall's Tavern, in Hanover county and
State of Virginia the first day OF September next
S2G between the hours of nine clock in the morning,
and 1--WE o'clock in the evening" and continue from day
TO day. between the said hours until all are taken-ob be
read in evidence in suit depending in the Circuit
Superior Court Law and Chancery tor the said county
and State in which YOU and others are defendants and
ain painlisf-at which time and place you may attend,
FLEMING BROWN.
Hanover county Jnlv Doth 1916 24-td
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An. 10 r2-wlwt1 Executor of Ro,rien ferknson iced

nm CUANCERY-VIRGrS,A rules taken in the Clerks otc
of the Court Of Law and Chancory of Prime
Edward county, the 4th July, lssf:
against ~
John Webster Sheriff Of Amelia and administrator OF Dabncv
Miller Of John Perknson deceased
md M;cnab ;Iason, Defendants
The defendant Mason having entered his appearance ard
security according Of the General Assembly md the
1ues of This court and appearing that he inhabant of
This State motion Of the plaintiff by COUNSEL Iii entered
rules aforesaid and accordingly ordered that the sad defendant
Mason appear the first day September next
the BILL and that this order be forthwith
inserted of the public printed in the City
Ricnond months surccsvely and also posted the oo
door of The Court house of this county.
4 Copy-Tes,e, J. WoRsaAM, &C.
July q. 2-"s~' o..
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A Million Of Dollars!
S75.U100-S:50:T10-S20 0V70:
Grand consolidated Lottery,

For the State Treasury Delaware College, and Common Schools
Iduthard by The LEGISLATURE, PASSED February llM, loJo
CLASS 4,
To he drawn at Wilmington Wednesday, the 1871; Oct 1896
(he draring SupenteHdd by Commissioners appointed for tat
purpoSt)
as NUMBER LoTrERy-l2 DRAwS BALLOTS.
,-Kl SnfL
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BAHE or VIRGINIA, July ID, I.'U.
THyHE President and Directors of this Bank no.
IL ing authority under the charter ana y,',, mo.
the institution to accept the Deposiies OF the by
ney of the United States on the conditions , en-
the &C, of Congress passed the 'd OF Jane ',' ,c
titled an act 10 regulate the Dcpostes Of the uU' Of
money, do hereby call meeting q" the Ec civ
said Bank, to be held at the Banking house snmbsr
of Richmond, on Thursday the first DAY Of Of
next, for the purpose Of deciding on the Sae
receiving the De positcs Of the public Nancy ~ o,sac
of Virginia, on the terms specified in the act ,d
Stock holders who cannot attend in person VIII ~
to appoint proxies to represent them al the Hee'"s
By order of the Board Of Directors, >...t,,
A. ROBINSON, JR, 1dsN'"'