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DraTiTg!s.

DruTiRNS.
Maryland, No 2-drawn 25lh January, 1857.
80 81 II 5 ~ G Gj IL 81 50 Ga is
Virr;nia Petersburg Lottery, No. | for 1857.
30 Il S 20 81 - 81 30 ] II 81 a IS 3
Grand Consolidated. No. j, for lc"I.
g 10 - - - 90 81 II = 4S
Virginia Wheeling, No. !, Extra, for lc;'7.
Is II 81 IS 80 | - IS ? - 81 - ao
Alexandria, No. =, for 1877.
Sc 10 50 Is 81 - , - u II 10 -
As usual. prizes are going daily from the Office Of that
wcll.known distributor Of capitals, HOiT, where orders
should always be addressed.
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EIOR SALE az DR.. NonroS's FtncyaTd, ore m!c Gbotc
q Ike Ctv-Chincsc Mulberry, Morus Mu!tIcauE's,
from the leaves of which, the finest silk is made; Ola.
bette mulberry, male and lruit-bea!ing trees; Dutch e!ti,
locust. common and glutinous, all highly ornamental as
shade trees.
Norton's Virginia Seeding grape vines and cuttings,
Cunningham cuttings, Woodson and Cata"aba cut
tings.
The three first varieties Of the vine, never fail TO bear
abundant crops, suitable either for the table, or Tor vine
Of superior grade. | can, with confidence, recommend
them TO those who are disposed to torn vineyards; H.
deed nv own essay, with other kinds, alter many years
careful culture, has evenluated in a complete failure. II
there are vines of cxtraneous growth, which VIII accom-
nodatr themselves, to The climate OF the United states,
they remain to be ntroduced-and If there are inaigc-
nous vines (otEcr than these above mentInncd) likely 10
pay the cost of culture, ny eager pursuit has not yet
mel with them.
The Calawba Grape is subject TO rot; and o!llcr casu-
allies; yet now and then they yield large crops OF line
fruit.
Raspbcrrics, hardy red wooded varicty-6nc favour
ed fruit, proof against the cold Of our most severe WILL
tiers.
Strawberries, the finer varieties.
Ornamental Strnhh":y, &c &c. a catalogue ot
which. is to be seen .. Mr.. William Palmer seed store,
Market Bridge, Richmond, where orders Cor trees, vines,
Sc. may be left, and they will meet with prompt atter-
ton.
February9 S5-ot
EnRIAM Il ZlNGANEE-TLe former considered
a The hest race hersc of the presen! centuvy-the
latter. pronounced the best horse in England, of his day,
will make their first seasons in America at my stables,
four miles North Of Richmond, in denItcn county. gar
,icr,ars kn;.nfer. RIO. G.. WILLIAMSON.
Feb. 9. oo-~o"-"
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H7IUE RENT OR LEA&E-That old aud well known
E establishment. he Union Hotel. situated on the
corner Of .ilaghvt aEu Gid Streets, mow in the occupancy
Of Samuel B MuTgan: together wIth a ia!!'' i!'rrc.st"ry
Dwelling House: &j,in;ng i!c Tavern, nn Old Street
Possession given On the first g! January, l~iI. FROM
the central Situation Of this Establishment. and from the
run Ct custr!n it has mad Tor the last two wears. it per-
laps Offers rs great Inducements 80 any person wishing
tn engage in keeping a Public HOUSE. Is any other III
TIE state. Fer terms. Apply 10 II. WlilTMGRE.
r-,.-s;rrr. Euv. - :U-lf
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SsE6SEsGIgS2S
E.cFN@nG'e esaa.5 As2sSes'y Office,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.

~ Ihc LDHnsc ogqia~ Triumphant!
TEo more ca pitfalls at HIgyers Drawing G! t"' Va
Is Is : 20 81 Is - e ! IL 50 Al - 3
WHaIc Ticket, 3 33 -, a snug pr!ze cf $l,Qn9,
Half DO. - II 80, do. d.. do. 800,
Were both SOL! and paid as usua! al sight, by BIGGER.
Drawing Of the Va. Wheeling Lottery. Extra No. !:
Is IL &! % 80 ! - IS 9 - 81 - 81
Ticket 9 u 5S, and | 5? 81, both Grand Capitals,
sold and paid at sigh, ana can hc seen a,
WGGERS OFFICE.
iva mere capitals, (who!e$} sr!d by BIGGER.
Drawing Of the Va Wci!sArrg Lottery, No. l.:
- % u : - - CG = 30 - IS
Whole Ticket Il 81 G., a CAPITA! prize Of goo,
Do. t.. - 81, do. do. 2f0,
B4:h sold. and paid as usual, at sight, by BIGGER.
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WITS
once,

lance: within three days four capital prizes have been
sold by that fortunate distributor Of prizes: HOgI, ,
Ln0k well to tho magnificent scheme for tire 18TH OF
Fcbruary-Filly Thousand Dollars Capital; 100 prizes
Of 81 $50. &c. Tickets only $40.
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e HlS&OLUTioN.-Thec CO. partnership heretofore ex-
~ is!ing under the firm Of Montague IL Jennings, in
the Tanning business ia Cartursri!:r, was dissolved by
mutual consent on The first day Of January, 1887. All
persons having claims oIany description artinat said con-
Germ. will present them directly for pnyncm;-and those
inlcb:rl viii make immediate payment t" either Of III.
". W. MONTAGUE,
JAMES JENNINGS.
frbY est
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'E'I: CELEBRATED CAMOMlLE OR TONIC PILLS ef Or.
- n. ErGSS, exert II specific eject on The brain and nervous Eu:d,
so that the piIrrtns heart, The lsemuluus hand, the dizzy eye, ad
the igitnriug EIiud, vanish before their effects like noXiuuS raFnrs
hciore the benign Influence o.. The morning smn. This tonic mrlI-
cine Is For nervous diseases, general debility dyspepsia, indigestion
AMI It's con cIucnrcs, as want Of appetite, AL uppaI Ont d;siGurica OF
til" stomach, acidity, unpleasant t".:c in lie mouth, rEmbHm. noise
in tho bowels: nervous symptoms, larcuilucss, when iEc mind hc-
comes irritable, dcsponling, thoughtful, melancholy and detected.
HyEocoudnIcisnI, low spirits, pa!PitiiiUu OF ihc heart, nervous Ir.
T!a1IIly, nightmare, Disturbed sleep, rheumatism, spssmoI;c attcc-
IioIs, dizziness OF sight, ind al other ncryur. symptoms, DR..
Evans tamomile Pills will effect Il speedy and safe cure.
III: various WEAKNESSES peculiar to tho fair sex cou:c iEnInc-
dintcly under tho power 81 Dr.. W. EVANS CAMohiiE FILLS,
and ladies' Of fashion and responsibility ia this county asulso III Eu-
rope, have found ihcm To be fI. hest medical nrprndag" 10 the toilet
they ever met With, recruiting the dcraycl :pHGts, dis=irh!inG tie
h,aiHchc, dutncs4, and ianaor, and creating II pleasing riruciiy Had
cr1-ing away meiancholy. They give comfort and strength /" ;he
whoie system.
Persons OF costive haJ.s should occasionally use DR.. william
E:anS' Vegetable ApcricBt Pills; the best known for bilious alec
tioi;, Fever, dliJ:Htty Of breathing, liberated or s"ret throat, asthma,
il .Dnin;ioa OF the cy&s Of every kind, aud ri lthosc fisrnsca n;isIhs
!iun GbsI uctions Of th-~-- ulatiun and ifnpuriy Of the blood.
20 great has been the utility oi these Pins, that the monthly safe
aaH0uul TO upwards Of three thousand dU!urs within the vaIIoLs
States CT the Union.
.;rEcral thousand Testimonies have hcrn received by DR.. Nm.
!:vap4- ut his Office, 40. :, Division street, New York, not oniy frGE'
s:TiBcrsAeTH III tnriF r'ae'rc,l speaking in The highest tcIa"s "iiiI"Ir
cI-:aGTi rulrcs.
Fhr<e mynluabic pills may he had ut Mr. c. HALLS BooEs,urr,
two hn1rS rHuvr he Eagle Tavern, Maia street, Elchmo"L, Va,
where applratiom. 10! agencies ;ua: b. made hy letter or Otherwise;
also, 80 Mr.. JnlI;nI' fancy Store, Washington and Mr".fS. Nor
.,.y ji-l2n
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BEHAVING qualified as Administrator, with the Wia
annexed, of Robert Nj. Gordon, decd, late of Hen
rico county: hereby give notice II all persons who may
have ciaims against the estate of my lestator, to present
thcm; aud 10 those who are indebted 10 the said estate,
TO make paYmenl without delay.
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\ SITUATION WANTED.
G GENTLEMAN qualified Ia teach Languages and
"A Music, and to take care Of business IN a store. fac
tory, foundry, &c. wants a p~lace.-AprIy at THIS Once
H., IN 75-lf
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E'5rg5asGa E.Gcsbz2z'sg Lottery,

Glass no. 2, t. be drawn at Alexandria, Va, on Satur-
day, february Il, l-3T.
GHi>n CAr!r>Ls-$ $4,000, $iI,J0e: ~:$lU,Dto, l9G CT
$iE', &c.
Tickets $l0. hulves 50, quarters - %.
The Tickets in this splendid Lottery arc no." received,
and can BE- had Of l}!CGrE in package" oI whylrS, halves.
IT Gr1I;rrs-simyle whole tickets or shares OF tickets IN
his usual treat va!iciy Of fortunate numbers. For grand
THOMAS L. BIGGER.
R;chmond, ia.
Eth q St
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MILES GEORGE,
JOHN GEORGE.
TIC ef tic Executors II Byrd hcorge. dec.
OF slit

II tic Nr''2rs f Il jar h,rD GroHGr. dcrcascd.
81 Have seen with I::u"h surprise tic ah"Tc nvticr. sign
. ed hy h.csS7S. Jo!!l and Miles George. and exceed.
!nEIy rrrrct the sinister rluliYr which has Induced them
thus Gis7rsprcliuI!y to lIcat ny interest in the subject.
| beg leave. however: to notify yor! That a"l an acting
Executor Of Byrd George. and am ready a Ill times 10
settle any business that ION m.ay have with his estate.
and until matters can he better Understood between Us,
/ rive you notice u pay no debt disc that estate "!,hout
ms knowledge and consent. WM. .. GEORGE,
One q The acting Ertc"tors q GWd Gcorg". dcc@.
Feb Stiff
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WATANTED, al The Compiler Onicc, a Boy from
w ii to Is years Of age, TO learn the printing bust.
ness, who can read and write well. One fium TIC couH-
try would be preferred.
Fr52 SIT
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~ ArriiiAENuEH ArhDEMI Willis Institution sill "!'n"n
- Ike 18th hy al January u"At, umir T the surc!tn;""i' ~ - ."l.
Oh !rI,s \. levi, =. Principal, aided hy c"nr';' =; aud Hiih:'Cd
assistants. The l"la experience VI Ill. Lewis ~ TIE ih>t:". non" i
yCuh. an lis "ma;"l" 80" u" tine ! *. - vel! "'i"Ei"i hl ~ Tor
IN : s,:.i.r ia lie Ias,ngiioL, afford an "rgi" pledge "i She ":or.I
an! iulcHsciH ! Advancement Of those whu may be co'Hin:i'cdio us
cIr".
II. course Of Instruction viii ,u'rlc" al thr hren"irs ola GOOD
En.!i>I i.!araii"n, rl1:aeing Natural Philosophy. the Theory a"!
r,.a,;c ii .ulry ir., mathematics, al! IA" Latin, GtoeH AMI
t" nj! J. ".ra" :.
Tar wLoi, cN?"us" At Ills |hstAnti"n, ir"'1iing i""Id, iniI"fi,
Washing. -. with :hr r,"ca!Iunu at BED, ird:!n% nj thmit"S. "II
Lc .ihl: scr I:i anl UrdfHs, i;.uimish' lac charge Viii " -.
II i Irr".i, jhti tc crH.M:-n"i "ET"T""r" "i the tfh",'tr, TIE
l. .rnhiu..< Il iHr .:Iu.;Ini, #r! III" aLyamia=" "f i :""! i.'r"f;,
wi! >r'u5e 20 tho Institution 4 c"aIIEGanac q" tha: liberal patronage
enjoyed =: ~ Tor ."Hr!aI ycnrs lnsl.
Letter. addressed IT, Tic Prn"ipt!. ~ = l!I"h"r" .E|f"!"c c'Ha'!'
It'll IT,. !.Mi al ii.rrnl'i. aut a!loi tTat ian" l." The E@iIIh"i''".H
he4l NJ, &. /" the President, ~ For! Royal VIII r":vr i!rmi; -
.cJ,.r, JOHN II. BERNARD,
President Il Boar! - lfa.ir'%.
..-.mirr I'll
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l'rD-Y

FE7!lE owner Of The 100 Negroes, heretofore advertised
e. in tbs paper, is sill drsirous 10 sci! them, and
wnG.I give Ia ii g'nl!r'!sn who coH!l s'crre The prin-
cipa! and interest satisfactorily, Il very EXTENDED credit
Fur information APPLY 10 Col George !."Gr:s. (~"i"!n5er
Of the House Of Delegates from Mcc.IrnharE c'anty.
no.. in l'ir!,monGl II. 7. Heath < Co.: james NJ.
M:['r!lock i Go; ~ kcvaa x Hamilton, Of Peters,
burg.
Feb. q S--lct
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DAlAiSiHAiUR'S NOiICE.-All persons hay
: .'r Claims asa''s. Tie Estate OF the late Thomas
'..,n, GrcraSrd. Of the county Of Powhatan, vii!
~ N'";ni" II" Immediately, properly authenticated,
''' ""s' arrangements may be- made for their ad.
": "'-a"d those !ndrb!ed 10 said Estate, will make
".."'' payment, Is further indulgence, will not be
JOS. WREN,
,A :, ''tHtt$Ia'0r IF Thomas .ue,riman, dcc'd.
Sv-1t
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4 CARDIFF. c. y. HARRrs, DcntiSi. has taken
"a rooms opposite the Merchants Coffee House; one
square above tie Eagle Hotel. where he will be happy
To- receive Tie visits of his friends, and all those who
either from the less or decay Of their teeth, may DC
pleased to favor him with their confidence and patronage.
Refer to Rev. Nj. Smith, Rev. ". +. Ire. Kew. MI
WppdhriLcc. Rev. Mr.. Plummer, Drs.J J. Br"ckrnbr"uglI,
r. W. iiaxa!!, e.. Watson, r. s. BOllannah, Jas. bsaie,
Thomas johnson, Gen. b. Pcytor.
Dr.s G2-2awtf
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T d VV>NV
administrator. ,ruA the HiH Gaarrrd,
. Of Robert N. GOrdgn, terri.
Feb . SJ--5t
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w GAZE, Or HENT-The Fuuslee Grist Mill,
So On n" James river, between rutherford 5
, ."' '"V 1'1"s-Anp!v immediately, al this Office,
- lT3-tf Jan )
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anUESChNT 20 a decree of the ~HIorstiptul C"ur'" OF
3 Hanover cnHnty, in Chanc"ry sitting, l shail sen
a, public auction, on The 2-'A vi irhFrhTy HeNl. a. u"
mover cuust. house, that being Court day: 10! Iea"f III"
new, one likely young Negro Man, belonging 10 The es-
ne q !. d. C. BROWN, Com'r.
- S1-2anSw
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TgTlIE Soil Touch. TIE Sweetness and Eyenress d

FEVTIN SIiL IoUcl; ETc SWVeVHVss HHU E7e7T'E5' u
ID tone.
To- yerv sup"r;or and durable finish,
Tia, pncu.iai merit Of keeping in tune,
Til" ra'cm! steel rialc.
The i'm !rnr!h sounding board. md
Indeed III. mlsterIy style of wprknlns!lIp through.
oui. have given snch a high and deserved reputation TO
LhirLcrjns's P;anos, that they are sought for BY the
most IA. innnab!c circles in the United States.
The Subscriber being the only aaent in this State. IS
enabled TO sci! lliein at the Manufacturers lowest rGsA
prices.
NJ No charge for %packing, or packing cases
n We have ipSt rccrivci Two very fine instruments,
which Will De opened this day. Z. HALL.
CI, = l-,T ST-l2t
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NOTICE.-Ai persons having claims against the cs-
lI tate 81 BYRD GEOi;GE. dcc;a$cL. will please
d, present ihriu immediately tor payment. ilrse IN.
Gv!trd 10 he estate are requested 10 come forward and
scale as s"Un as il is possible.
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Twcnty-EourtEa GoaasreSs--2d Aess.

sTATEMENTO OF MESSRs. PEYTON. WISE, GAR.
LAND, GILLET, " llAMinR, in the House Of
Representatives, Saturday, Ftt. 4, in rciaticn 10 a aJt.
entity trhtch Int occurred IN tic room IF in Select C"m'
mdtrc appointed 10 Investigate lie GGa!rs Of the E1ce:,
tire Departments.
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F3yllE subscribers, acting under a decree of tie Cir
Il cat Saperior Colr! Of Law and Ihancery Tor Tie
county of Culpcpcr, will, on the DIST day OF next month,
expose to sale. a, public auction, on the premises, fer
cash. that large and valuable Farm belonging to Robert
c. Carter, Esq, which les On the North Turk Of the
Rapp"hannock river, in TIL" county OF SnipepeF, ana III
the immediate vicinity Of tie Fanqaicr Sulphur Springs.
The tract is represented in the title papers, TO contain
La acres; some 400 Of which, are river bottom, and
be, wcen 6 and SOD in wood. heavily timbcrrd .-Thc en-
tire tract is we'll watercd, and its original quality wuscX-
,reu,eIv rood. Those portions Of it which are now somc-
what reduced. may, by Il j"dicious system of husbandry,
be speedily rcstored.-lhe buildings consist of 4 very
ln-rc brick dwelling. which has never been entirely conf
rlrlvd. aad another Of moderate size, in good repair, with
t.rch , t5,ouscs: as are required on an extensive farm.
No. NJ. PATTON.l
WIN. GREEN, cm.u
JONES GREEN.
JNO. L.. MARlE,
14-2awtds.
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&1OnN MEAL.-Wc shall keep constantly on hand
81 al cur Mills. 4 supply of fresh ground corn meal,
made from sound white corn, for sale at the lowest MAJ
kri price. /. J. CtIEf ALLIE w.
NJ, II !I-2awt3
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Dee u
OSINONENEN

Tie sale Ct !he above property, at Public Auction, i
postponed urti! Wednesday, the 18Th Of March next: /
The mean time. r;t1rs, at private sale. can be made t
Gait. William u. Fulton.
u y NICIlOI &c
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Il e. !:.o: ram l.. =. Co:i;n 10 R. L. Corijn.

Ne, GMsE1 ~, lS2I.
.rr5ia, at. :. CET;S. WINS sol! a lew Days ago. At Ncw
"h. - r'.' ar#ai..ri .u.l"as, lS2"N0 Gnd Tournament, ais"
's>.' ~: d! ;Agr- nGG!rcd :garas 81 $685.. Ills stock are
'c,.rr 'H" - a." sac. and are not cxcrl!rd III beauty ny ;hc
= ~! '':G,an - h" X .ipn'. say this s"jrr'r aud G2rSr3,
.r!";s%'i >.>A !: hi n. vri seen haaGSo:r"r, or niorc raciHg-
tx.
:ary II su-2aw2m
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q DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-I will sell at public
q auction, on Saturday. the llth day OF February,
1881. at the Deep Run Coal Pits. in Henrcn county. the
following property belonging 10 the estate Of Robert NJ.
Gordon. deed to vii: all the Fixtures, implements. &c,
used in working the said Pits. comprising several excel.
lent Machines Tor drawing up Coal, and the Accompany
irr Works, Ropes, &c; also. several thousand weigh! cl
ro3d Oats, Il set Of Iiacksa,th's Tools, ard L variety Of
articles Used in Coal Mining.
YcrmS Of Sa'e.-For all SUMS under $50. cash; for all
sums Of That amount and over it. a credit of six months
will be allowed. the purchaser giving bond with app:oy-
ed security. before the property is delivered.
IL Sal. to commence al ~ O'Clock.
JOHN 3. YOUNG.
administrator w,th the riH Gnnrrcd. IF
R0itrt VI. Gordon, dccH.
u SS-J,
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PO~S'TpONEMEST

II In consequence OF the extreme severity OF Tie
weather. the above sales were necessarily postponed.
tina, at Curles Neck, until "Wednesday, the 9Th day Of
February nrxt. when it will positively take place -and
tia, At james City, until Monday. the 18th day Of Fee
brurry next, when it will take place IS stated above.
Jan 20 Ic2-lds1 & o., EriOr.
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TETjiE Subscribers EaTc formed a connection Tor tie
Il p,rpnsc nI transaclimg 4 general Commission h"'
sines*, under the firm Of WinItrc, Williamson d C"',
in The city Of Richmond, and Branch, NIn'Tre q 20;
in the town Of Petersburg. They will purchase aid sell
ali kinds 81 country produce. and hope, t!o'n thrircxpe'
Renee in the Tobacco and Cotton t:ade, united win a
strict attention 10 business, they will receive a share Oh
public patronage.
: All charges Jaid on prodacc consigned to their care,
and reasonable advances made when required.
SAMUEL WiNFREE.
Il C. G.. WILLIAMSON,
TIlOS. BRANCH.
GI-0m
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60 -. ~ -

EMy % ~ ''''Ii3n ~ Nafk u OoH 10 r. 7. VoTN'I.
PAIL Mali, !nnc -, 1875.
-: -: r.vr jas, rrr.:vr! your note in relation to ;He rur-
1.E'Ert%. i.B c.H,ia yonr haze got a greet bargain. |
., al. o. a. IL. tn;,rs h%nw in Ea,!aHl, ~ most iikcl- TO
A.: ,1tt .:u$a ~ !ur"ii'a. His stock are lai-c, healthy ana
'~a> :; ~. >:r: b., hcS, :csnrrrs uad coa-titu' ions; ami,
:nila>. r-.oa.r 10! t:"as, L." j. on" of the hc>i bred horses
- gM''"arr. H.. p.-"'raa""> on III" Turf wrr" highly Gre
.. :,.%..i#, ,irai sir r~cne,,f.nv vouis, NJ. WOOD.
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r,,, nj liter t,cE z. T. Corhin 80 r.. T.. Goblin.

L!yLnP"ot. July -. 1915.
close vc: d. ,r; ct iniing for tEiUS, AMI be: III L up"n iis
r, ,p! 81" go y":rScli 70 City Point 10 see /" the l'ndinE OF
Ya1 Wi. pr:h -. ;hiah I'm too small. and, doubtless, the
r!atri y - ga, ht": q r,"g: tu; an sGrr HAT he wonii nea-
&. muri 10 "r"ry rHi"i - licH:y, and that he Is Il h"tvI"fhc:se
EoAton. H. i. 'uU. az ia-.. every way rs was his sire Nhnir.
. Il. hr.r :.,io@ ;3,: i.r,iaad his bred sincc Eclipse AID Sir
.. | be-: ~, ua- ":,-s;. on and al, may be put 70 him mex,
re-. ao! iai !Va MI e"#a.ai hiri, a. y"u may confidently aai
:. ..lnW..y. 10 - ypGt tLi.ai. il "hGicvcr Gunttcr.
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"'r! '" L;vEHrooL, July J., is3.
, yl 10 extremely please! 10 learn that, by Il piece OF great
,.,,a +; have .lcccc,igi i'll purchasing SIR Mark " GOD ,eie'
= .,.r4,g CETUS. H.. j. jy Wha!:b"r", out OF Lama, the
~. ..y,Y r,,;tal races. aui one Of the hos; brood mares
.r, century,. In ruia, Of b"G1,y, action, ami elegance,
-. ,,,,,. ur ia,no::,i, -Acel< hin. His reputation al New
@' y ,,n,a.. Crin, !. roy min" wears old, having been
-, ;s,.. ant !:: covered, w;,aiu III" last Two years, some ol
Is>: alrrs IL Ea,si2aa-amous thsin Ca"maT'"c, the best
20! IN. c4a.ury, i.Ge ia. &c.
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LOUISA EAiL.ROAD COMPANY

= 4"'", Jo@'h. .tith and sirM instruments.
. 'nre'n& Of iiir President and Directors of the
-, ,.U ,T n'ii,roaG Company, at Taylorsville, on
J. we S'$i day Of November, lS3G-
y C.s.", iH!l Inc stockholders Of the Louisa Rail
h. ,So HTp"ay "&' and '!'ey are hereby required. TO pay
M , 's'"!e's Bank Of Virginia, twenty dollars per
On each share q: stock Field bv them in the said
E1ay, N instruments, as follows: five dollars pei
+. ~ .'e Isl Gay Of january next: FIVE dollars pei
k% ~ we Isl DAY q February next; five dollars per
- Tie 'Si Gay uf March next; and five dollars
ga" Oh III" Is. day Of April next.
"!eiaer q The Board,
lyp ., NATHANIEL THOMPSON, Clerk.
w. 10" lnstalneI,s thu, have been called fur, in.
lag the above, are
T.. and ~ I,,,
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i. called Tor il iri il ii3c-hY ii, sin" their ."n"s II al ii:c. win
are :ri:re;ly .@.;.d. they G,'rcr rhen-ri',s that rhry "iha' least
iulr~, cnu'.- .:orl.a:a> and ;uHm dealers Il. all and ,a"n,2, i."it
''"@" '@'';' tie! supply '"'"''s'S''' {. 1850.
Mission l:,use, Gichn:ond. s"pt.9 :"-'f
..uHri:T,,rN rpARnlNG SCi!uul.-Tbi> Im,,.;rrio, -
I iuulc! on ~! "Inincnrc, aTour "ac- ''irih OF L mile hs"" the
A'u:'.hi'- ho'"f-t 81 N9'r;stowH, "'"T the Nits" k"t' '"'"i'N''
Trr .ira.,uo, /, te,iied amI hcnlr..y, roi.saa,;ns one Of i"e most
pets: s;rr y.,v. 81 the Scih!iAu.
Cnaa.c;n! villa the Summary axe several arr"s n 3'"",an''y -hl-
le: land. 20 wl,rr ia" physical exercises Of tie rnrii- vi! e" i"'t-
e.. - NJ runl vii be ahowml Ia hay" me premises, "nnoai pr
nj. len E"n -" principal. III" Fnril- "I! he permitted T." :'""s
fr4.sai rNru:sG"S with either H. ;"cpa! os'a" ct ~" ica""i -.
IT, r.#:.irai -" devote c,ety "';sa''"" &" The" 1'"!'h' '""I"'- ':.".
p"> a"t!''.' 49, !",@F"S*" i 'i":' i".""" '"; r hr' e"''. 't','
u. -l":E Is '.",.ns' iie %'>r.r;"I P"f%"i"t ~ 80 r:; "a j.. ' r.. 70
icrcr AMI ",':"ar:e Of ihc Community.
ln.,rac,iur viii DC carefully given II 81 the r"tnn'n Fn2'ith
Maps. the Ma:L"!.#i:c<: an! ihr iht.a. Greek, French ana Gilman
languages, a"l also in Minera!"sy. BOTANY, Natu''! rh;l'*Th! and
l"i"3t Il: ~i"o, session a eoa5se Of '."iiinr I"G,"5". en- Ns'n;
raj Phio,"' iy and Chemistry: "l'i r. sirrn, "i,Ih win Va u n+"t'i
hy a2pmpril'r apartments: i"r "hirA Purpose the So! o'' Is f;o'''.d
Io.trur,i"n j., tAa Modern Language. will =" ci'cn ~ Mr"s.J. ":
9. MG',In', Sho u III e:o t.ri"a HE l"aI season, ciyc Il c""r.e Of
I."rt"::s ~ E"ta"y. NJ. ). IL "tadu"," r." the tGiys:<'!y Of
a, !in&xy ST, aaI r,om his prgr"rI' Know lvl:" of tcacli.: i, ,Iain@n,'y
'""''i'@ '0"s useful !" " '''': zIa ..@::"'i'"'
~ I"s H., ling i, !. sG ;%s E w1;%iT t,, %s%:,.s' f"s'' lights $50 per ,,nr.n.
Fox til: a'oYc with the Languages a'l A''"e-
,a ~: "r wv, nLi II,, = n. % Mroh NJ "s b. r %Hr i've ~ Ia l ,"n ' L"IIsr - r%r : aaa r:n
! I,'ii.! Q" ,'i isa5. j." tie family "1 VIII. 81 N. ' iiCuGil, prl,cip..
yns,ris,a-r, rs.-Mr. ss",i. ian';.oS, Mt. Ror,. fIanin, Mr.. Jas.
llooyen: Fey. Rom. Adair, las. NJ. rawIiog, Ed, Da"I. II. Sui'u'
" u.,s+,. rrniag. Pe.-Jo,,tHan Roberts, r.q.
ha'hh'a, ia-l,5. S,"o':
NJ Wons. Pa--iion. sar,l. D. in:ham. Rich. =. Carson, ND.
ihaGor"e%i, Ts-S4'. L. E"i'"""' isi' Geo II. Paving E.1,
r.l'tT'';a*-C, G. c"yIo;; p D; An~s. p ''S % . En- E. r n;nh'o :
1en.as, u. j., JOHN X: N''Sasn, n. u, "Od VIA. Gih;"n, i; D.
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