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MORE TESTIMONY, PkOpiTfi
mr. REM RRhNDRETH'S PILLS

TO De ~ EFFECrUAl. ASSISTANT OF NATURE.
nYSENrERY CURED! during the month OF
z y August, Mr. Joshua H. Shields was violently al
Iacked with a most dangerous pYsrSTrKy. The pas.
,ou,s were of The n'id and alarming character,
and were SO frequent that they numbered as many as
twenty FIVE in day. After having taken The pre-
scripons of two of the most celebrated physicians IN
the country, without receiving any permanent relief he
was induced by the suggestion Of ghbor, To try the
Brundeth Pills but weak had he become by The UN'
NATURAL excavations OF his disease, that lie had no
hopes Of recovering However, after having taken
dose of the Pills be received almost immediate relief,
and continued 10 take them until they had ELECTED a
perfect cure If any individuals inclined 10 doubt
the correctness Of HE above certificate in every par'
cular they are respectfully referred to MIR j. H. Shields
Hopkinsvic, Christian county. Kentucky.
~ a
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IaInobc LIND for sale in L0irer PirGiRid.
FE1HAT valuable tract OF Land called BUlh- ltoE'
IA has been conveyed by the owners TO the
for the purpose Of being sold and they will proc' ed l"
offer i, for sale at public auction, tho premises, 70 the
highest bidder TnURsDAY the 10Th day oil Move mnef
next if fair if not on the next lar day theieairI.
This estate lies in the county Of Elizabeth City and
State Of Virginia. on the Chesapeake Bay, directly op.
posie to Cape Henry adjoining the Government land
Old Point Comfort and contains about 9OO acIes ap"n
$50 open. The soil is naturally rch bnt OF
late years it has been much neglected 1t is Susceptible
of high Improvement and is well adapted 10 The Culture
Of wheat, OATS Indian buck wheat clover ana IN
deed every thing that fertile SOIL in this climate VIII
produce30 bushels Of wheat per have been raised
this land. For the purposes of gardening the soil Is
surpassed by any in the State There is on this tract
of the most eligible sites for fine building, IN the
lower country, embracing an unhoundcd water prospect
in front. On The beach, are two hs!ing satiohs-ohc OF
which is very valuable This land is famed for lis heal
thness and for the excellence Of it's Wharf.-The remain
der of the land abaui $50 acres is in wood and much
Of it is covered with growth Of very heavy timber suit
able for ship building. 1t is The most heavily mbered
land in the section Of country in which It Is situated
The advantages of the water very great-Sh, oys-
ers crabs &C. abunda", and not surpassed IN qua
ly by any in the walers Of the Chesapeake. ready
market can be obtained al Fortress Monroe: and in Nor
folk. Every luxury furnished by the waters and the
soil Of this climate can be procured in abundance in sea-
son, at this place
The land is TO be divided into three equal PARCELS and
sold in tina, FORM each parcel will contain ratabe por
ton Of wood land Col. Cary of Hampton, and Mr..
Philips, the present tenant, will show The tract to any
persons disposed to view it.
TERMS OF sALE.-Onc third Of the purchase money
will be required be paid in hand and the remainder
in two equal annual instruments; and the purchaser will
he required TO give bonds with approved personal secu
rity and deed of trust the properly, 10 secure the
las, two ymenls The title to this estate is nnqueson
able. JOHN CARY,
ROBT. p. SWAMI,
Aug23 32-wts
" The Editor Of the NoRroLE BEacoS will insert the above
weekly stopped send his this Of
6c,f 70 collection.
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qyISrCESS FORTUNE, hthcr" considered cTTrroa I'd
.'h oviny CREATURE has determined: upon Late ruE...s
Gods change the Latitude and longitude Of Eu
the hrth, a." has determined
appo ching, To geek !c o!e scnaI and iamH ac,
The S,al In her :it through ;lc raytT., a
csry Richmond, p"ui and noble lonkIG. Err
with golden wing. ami srcsshe conc'"ccd At 20 make
nhyir winter beneath that expressive rninm imrr
cas- Liberty and sDy. She said would future At
oy,', and deal out her It'or' with ~ unsrlu"- bc al
who shgl! for proof OF This co.rIu>Ou.
Al this, lioyt s':i!c the Eagle Ecr"d H golden
sun aud the Gods said, - Amen -
TN; iraGing he fipo.rh of aic 5000
and one 100000 h,SJp aud $1,000 have aAsU in. aa
como. .Ynu kLOM.N il-u Cci y.
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New ORLEANS, October % BY the will of the ate
Mr Alexander Milne Of city, the whole Of his i'm
estate after deductDg egaces to the amount Of
about $O0O00 is bequeathed 10 four Asy!uns for dcs-
u,ute Orphan Children. viz the Orphan Boys Asyu
Of Lafayette, the Poydras Asylum for girls and two
others 10 he hereafter incorporated by the Legislature,
and established at Milneburgh The property thus sc.
cured Tor the education Of the destitute orphans Of
Orleans, is estimated at near million Of dollars, much
Of it consists in unim proved zeal estate that will rise
in value. and in the course OF time, doubt this am.
pie provision will be doubled Mr. Milne was Scotch
man, born at Fochambers, near Gordon Castle. He
died here at he advanced age cf ninety seven years,
having spent upwards Of fifty years Of his life IN cur
city. To lis native Of fochanbrrs fund Of
Si00 00 bequeathed for the establishment OF Free
Schools. number If lrgacies were left to his 1ea.
lions, varying in amour, from SlOO, to $tCOO hbc.
raj msinienance was allowed also to three domcscs
who had served faithfully and mlns,ered 10 his comfort
in his old age New Orleans is very fortunate in hav.
ing two such citizens Milne and Henderson, ny
whose manlfcent donations our postcIity IS provided
with the means or nurture and education.
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ssigger's Prise OffICc.
RIcHmoyD, NIEGIsIA.
.4nofhcr Capital by Bigger

4nofhcr Capital by Bigger.
Drawn numbers OF the Virginia Welsbutg, Class d:
IA So G2 81 10 g 80 10 &c As
9 - 81 whole ticket. small Capital OF $500 sold,
and as usual paid al sight, at Fortune Home Bigger
Office.
One hundred thouSand dollars Cnpita 10 be drar" on
The l7ih .NoremLer, less.
The tickets in this Splendid Lottery are now received
and for SALE Packages OF whoies halves quarters or
egb,bs Sinrle whole or shares at Bigger Prize Office
ne reouess those of his friends and patrons who have
not ALREADY forwarded their orders to lose no time in
sending them to him. order that they may receive their
tickets on or be fore the day of drawing.
The tickets in the $40 600 Lottery also received,
md for sale al Fortune Home. For large Prizes please
address THOS b. BIGGER,
90 H4-wil Richmond Ia.
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EstsE'i'as y.
u NtGh ~ NtNN'fN.
Mt.slr nk II. pEl.EWS, AL NUN =.


r. " HALL
~ ,,., III. Hos, cvatcd the asSe;icicu hous'hus
that paco.s temple ,nk, with one impulse, upon
a, nyr,y he I'd bowed to the dust Inc scene was
:. we Around aud brheld blooming youth ana "e-
400 The ,owIy hafc.d bregar, pthccs' n"nies
,,i n, Poa, 5titi In'eSaIIhe
nj ,u,Iy and niorir. together ,=t sublime mystery VI o
,. r,,h Thc c.n.ut and arinor anS along Va" W
sn,. 81 III, s,.,n md clad soldier fell lower than ALL IN inc "
ttuds Of silent hdoraltnn -. .u, ,t;. u,;ycrsal
Th. dee, and deaf like stiffness which followed 'is
,,n,n was broken Y sweetest, SufteS Music,
e,io, i, low ch exGaisitp strains, from eno' ns
pn Of the hulins !, fell n3on The like che'u'
snd Geld hd.cd, that heart have been, WING" W"
b. its sub iuing n!cody.-Ndt. L:.
IawIy they bend, that countless ihions,
4, iumblc, roircirss Pi'!r!;
knI m.vius pumrs and situ'inS helms
Arc bowed together there:
The high born beauty mcch'! Shce''
loon the plrcnCnt cold,
And rnrcy robes EXTENDED tal
Ia n,auy ample fold
Incense from golden ccnsers floats
Through ,ha, glorious Pilc;
Ind siirnc unt:"keE deep,
O'cr chapel arch, andnse,
Hush. DO hear that Inriody!
1t be Of Earth
For strains rav;shlng as these
In Heaven alone have birth.
Il s,ecls along. low sweet, AID clear.
Our beating hearts are s,.s!d
A. with one sudden burst OF song
That spacious temples uli'd,
AuI cchoins domn and loi'y arch
Psoons the strain divine
Ross. Evsr no land beneath the sky
Hath Music like to thine
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Es0yt'S OfIiCe.

The Capital Prize of FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS, whole ticket, in Alexandra Lottery, 'ias, !,
drawn the 18th instant, sold by d. NJ Hor. 10 4
gentleman from the country. This Prize amounts -
fec times much money that OF any ever sot
by any vendcr now selling tickets in Richmond How
is truly the lucky To forward orders Tor the One
Hundred Thousand and other Capitals
The blind Goddess has selected lioir Us her man to
attend 10 her affairs hereafter therefore for the LARGE
Capitals, is necessary TO direct your ofcers TO me
ID NJ iOfT.
0cl vi TIg-If E,fbynJud, a.
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Conductor of detachment Of Cherokee Emigran,s.

Gov. Pennington of New Jersey has reported the
fraudulent certificates Of election from Middlesex and
Cumberland 10 the Council ,cit4ou correction These,
with The other returns, referred to committee
who no doubt, will repor, in favor of the Federal mem
bcrs The matter then must until Congress makes
its decision upon this monsrous outrage The Federal
members of the Assembly from Cumberland had taken
their seats the right which has been contested and
will he argued at length Tuesday by Mr.. Wall for
the Democratic claimants and Mr. Southland for the sit.
ting members. In their petition the claimants say:
Galftmorc R,yutiiccn.
n'rhat the Judge and lnsp. ct"rs "f Milvs, on the
inh nf October delivered their ~ The Cltk in
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Tickets S2O-- Halves SIO-Quarlefs So-ElghE 'V
Certificates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $500
Do do % Half Tickets 100
Certificates of Packages Of % Quarter Tickets 60
Do do. % Eighth Ticket 81 90
Tickets and Shares Certificates OF Packages IN lie
above Splendid Scheme for sale at c. CluEkes Office
~, IA 4G-wd
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u AUREL HILL FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber Of
Iers for SALE his of land containing 2i0 acres,
principally mberrd its soil is we'll adapted for improve
ment and cultivation. There may be many advantages
derived from H. II is miles from the city Of Richmond
and ; from Tree Hill the Charles City road 1t is well
surrounded by the best Of springs and is as healthy as
any situation in the State. There indications of
stone COAL said to be good-Also he will sell his stock
Of cows hogs, DC For further particulars enquire Of
the subscriber, who may be found on the premises.
Octl6 146-w4w1 JNO. CtiILDREY.
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a PETITION will be presented 10 the next Virginia
"a Legislature, praying that Law may be passed de-
clarng Dan Rivera awful Fence. from its junction with
Saunlon River, 10 the mouth of Country Line Creek,
in The County Of Halifax.
Halifax &. H., Oct 30, l2:3S. J0-w4w
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CITY SAVINGS BANK Of Richmond.

CITY SAVINGS BANK Of Richmond
HNHlS Institution has an active capital OF upwards
q of $50, 900, and receives dcpose any sum of
money not less in amount than five dollars, and grants
certificates for the same, bearing interest of six per
cent pei annum for such remain deposiie
months longer, and FIVE per cent foT remaining
shorter period Office kept at the store of Mess!s
Samuel F. Adie IL Co., Main street
SAMUEL WiNFREE, Prcs't.
SAMUEL +. ADIE Cashier.
Z. b BENTLEY, Secretary
Richard B. Haxnll, Benjamin Sheppard Jesse Snead,
James G. Crane. James r Bridges, James Allen, Robt.
c. Williamson. John N. Gordon, J J. Fry, Alexander
Duval, Horace l. Kent, P. Edmunds, Robt II Jenkins,
VIM Allen, R. Edwards. Jr, Il. Baldwin, r. NJ. Ctump,
David Bridges, James w. Dibrell F. Lalhrop, Judah
Myers and WIN S. Plumcr- Directors
Sept Is IS. wSw
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For the information of he School CDn,m'ssionrs Of Ia.
Il PPORTlONMENr for the year 1889, of the sur.
"a plus revenue Of the Literary Fund which accru-
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EDWARD ". SIMS, JR., d. e,
Ocl Q


Nm CHANCERY-VIRGISI rules taken III the
4 Clerks office Of the County Court Of Prince Edward
the lst day of October, 1888:
Martha S. Moore, Plaintiff
against
Svgnal Moore, Probe Bracket, James Bennett and
Frances his wife, formerly frances Bracket; John
Davidson and Martha, his wife, formerly Martha BTac
ket; and John NJ Bracket; which said Frances Martha
and John NJ. Bracket are children of John Bracket,
d; and John Davidson, Defendants:
The defendants, excep; Signal More not having
entered their appearance and given security according
act of the General Assembly and The rules of this
Court and it appearing tina, they not inhabitants Of
this State, the motion Of the plaintiff by her counsel
il is entered rules aforesaid and accordingly ordCred
that The said Defendants except the defendant, Sygnn
Moore, do appear here the first day of December
Court next, and answer The plaintiff bill; and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in Of
the public newspapers printed in The city Of Richmond
for two months successfully and also posted al the front
door Of the Court house Of this county.
Ccpy-Tes,e,
B. j. WORSHAM, c. c.
Oct9 44-wSw
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all respects according 10 law, except ID not having
seals: That the C-rk entered the same on the cheek
list in his Office official! That afterwards II "ns DIS
covered that the Clerk of aiilvle, ,ch0 rras Nhis
had neglected TO seal The certificate Of return, rs he ia"
p,0missd Tha, Immediately new certificate was mace
and d,lv, red 10 the County Clerk on Saturday al'et
noon between Ten and eleven O'Clock: lhat LEWIS
Milford the iathern law of the Clerk OF hiiiS'''e
whose neglect or fraud had caused the omission OF seals
to tie first return, was active in procuring the iFTcoh
Of the vote of the township
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BOOk BINDING. -
II W. RANDOLPH d CO, Booksellers va, W.
al . purchased of Mr. F. F. Mayo, biz stock " y.
binding materials, &c, will carry on binding 0.
description in the best style, and on moderate 's''s
the old stand on the stree, leading from Man sn,
Shockoe Warehouse, doors below Mr.. no"' ,n
Dr-w's grocery store Mr.. Mayo will continue ~
Bindery. Clerks of courts and others VINO naI
their books Of him, may be assured 'ha' ue
be done III me Gerry S"pe''0' ''' Jl-i&
Soy2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-06

'5'IIE Trustees Of the Washington Academy at "esim"ud
wish tho services ct ".Gt'rmGu ~ fGincai
Aracuy They would Piriti ndIn'd
could bui:ID" scholastic i"fIrcis Ito
lies are those usual tcs, rn-uaed Accidents
schools. hr crN ted, remark jly hearty
able n"ghrOrlUUl The JILsiCcs IS-
op.!on Of easy methods which prUTcsc 20 remove ~ In
from acquisition OF know ledge, beicNrg Lat It tic ~ Il
slow, patient, paus-ukrg IL" port OF both pupil
teacher they therefore with with gcn' WHO
make the profession Of ,CnchIn: tho business If lie 10
one. H.. hac nic mhny advantages, where real wi
assurcd DECIDED patron All sata'tes cEY
., =, rI upon the tuition fees.
if the fEcipa .houd BE- Minister cr the GospH and villa
10 preach for the ncIshbohood, reasonable additional ona
nay b. expected.
Wc.in. land COUNTY Va aud past paid. ~ ortr Of IT,
HENRY TAYLOR. T,raoL
DC, % Ib-"+w
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d'E,A5saSgi'S OFFICE.

Drawn Nos. of the Alexandria Lottery. Glass 4
II II 81 4G II 4 81 20 81 As GO
Whole ticket II 26 49, capital of 500, sold at this
office and will be cashed on presentation
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EARlNTING INK Just received at this Office,
q supply of Johnson celebrated News Ink, for win
ter mse which will be sold for 80 cents per pound, for
c,.b Nov D.
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For October.
Capital Prize, SlG8,0

The largest and most brilliant Scheme ever drawn III
the United States.
Alexandria Lottery,
Glass A. for lS35-o be positively drawn al A'exan-
dra, d G on Saturday, the l7th Of November, le35
at o clock, 7. NJ
ID S GREGORY x Co, MASAGERs.
75 Number Lotlery-l2 drawn ballots.
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A MILLER WANTED Il wish To employ miller
"a 10 take charge OF manufacturing MIL on 'ne
Roanoke To one that can bring satisfactory testmo-
mails Of his character and capacity, immediate employ
men, would be given A single man, or one with a
small family would be preferred. Ny address Is Boyd
ton, Mcck!cnburg. Va. "M. iOm NES.
0ctohsr 70 oU-ot
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School nj LiangUitnn, SpousJraniu c0yRty

School At LdngUIlnn, SpoUSJrantl cOuRty
rgiE subscriber having engaged Miss Carauc Sproue ~
M =, house ensuing which will be taught
n,y Reading Writing and the ouI rules o. Ari;hr
with The tuden Grammar and "ud such youn. a.
~ a. ma have progress will be
nv therein % Mrs ANA logs The tord
nn beds bedding. cUnd!', washing SC the scholastic
ven, Of 10 months $50 day schna;s sig. The school viii con
inenco on the 5, JauUaI 1882 aud cnd the jo Ueccu
allowing months vocation IT. SuE1l"I' . -.
WILLIAM r.. BIAYDES -
Mar EGi'gr's IQrlr
Oct iSwtW-
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nyTANrED at the Compiler Office, Boy Of about
w ID years Of age, 10 learn the printing business
Angus, II %
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IL CIeTR SUCc OF I'UtVU"Hy OUUy NUHTtI Oh HIVHuHy
the Ist day of October 1888.
Robert NJ. Farley, Dizzy Wingo, and Sarah Harper,
plaintiffs:
against
frances Jones, James Farley, John G Jones' and Su-
san l. q, his wife Elizabeth Craddock, Mary Nj. Gam
mon Martha Worshnm, Louis &. Bouldin, special com
missioner of the Court of Chanccry and Nathaniel j.
Palmer, Trustee. Defts
The defendants, James Farley Elizabeth Craddock,
Mary NJ. Cannon. Martha Worsham, and Nathaniel j.
Palmer not having entered their appearance and given
security according the of Assembly and Tho rules
Of this cnurl, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants nf this Common calth; it
is ordered that the said defendant, do appear here the
first day Of the December term, and answer the bill
of the plaintiffs ind that copy Of this order lie forthwith
inserted in newspaper published the city Of Rich
mond for two months successfully. and posted at the
front door Of The Cour, House a.; this county
a c"py-Teste, {. ~. FITZGERALD. n. T..
Oct9 tl-rcw
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= AkAA PAIR Of heavy plantation brogues and
a1UUO shoes, manufactured out Of the hes,
erals for sale at the Peni,enary store, llh street
CclSl9 4T- wjw
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MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY!
EapTsai rriZc---E0G,O0 goo DOiiars!
The most Brilliant Sehcme eusr drdrn IN TIC L. ).
Alexandria lottery,

Besides prizes OF $50, S2O0, SI50, SU0, S7O, s00,
SO, $40, and lowest prize $50
Tickets only S:20-halves Sl0-quarteIs S1-eIghths
81 80 .o.,
Certificates Of Packages Of % whole tickets, $3.50
Do do. - halt do. 100
DO do ~ quarter do. GJ
DO. do % eighth DO. - so
NJ orders for T;rkrts and Shares or Certificates Of
parEa0es in the above unrvaed Scheme, will receive
the most prompt attenon-and those who order from
u.s. may rely pom having the d'aeng sent them immc'
diately after il is over Send orders early aud address
D. S. GREGORY IL CO., Managers,
o.5 143-tdl Richmond. Ia.
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M OTICE.-A petition will be presented TO the next
~ General Assembly OF Va, praying for the csta.
bshment Of precinct elections in the county of South
ampton.
Jerusalem, Oct. 80, 1898 50--wiw
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HOYT would inst sag 10 his CID patrons and the pa5
c that bis Office is still the place for them TO apply ~
tickets he is dealing "Nc me thing needu III -
old style. 1t GOES thousands by thousands.
BY glance Of the eye below, you will see some OF m
most Macnifcen, Schemes ever offered. The chanc"
for the advenurer much better than IN any scrm~
before offered therefore, let your orders come to tie
right place, hoiT ''i'h
n b Besides the schemes you sre advertised !" I''
pouer tickets in any LOTTERY advertised by any
be had in any quantities of u.s. Probably al! the largest
capitals below will be sold hy
u NJ HOYT Richmond, ia.
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Unirershy Of .uryand-.hedical Department.
TENHE annual course of Lectures by the Faculty OF
Il physic will commence on the last Monday OF
October The Faculty consists of
II. Willis Bsxey, NJ. D., Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
Henry Howard, NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics and OF
the diseases of women and children.
Michael A. Finley, NJ D., Professor Of Pathology and
of the practice Of Medicine.
Robert E. Dorsey, NJ d., Professor Of Matcria Med
ca Therapeutics, Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence
William R. Fisher, NJ. d., Professor OF Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
John Frederick May, NJ. D., Professor of the Princ
pies and Practice Of Surgery.
Clinical Instruction in Surgery and the Practice OF
Medicine, is given twice in each week, by the respect
i've Professors Of those branches, at the Baltimore In
Urinary, part Of the Medical Department Of the Uni
versity.
The whole cost of attending two full courses Of Lee
lures in this institution including the expenses of gradu.
alton is S2l3 MICHAEL A. FINLEY,
Sept. Is [35-wl2wl Dean Of the Faculty.
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E'O THArIIEESt gentleman with family. who az cc, =,
omnGcnGs. rs teacher mas UbIor good ,uAtioo i
healthy ana pleasant reGcucc y orV. ING the subscribed
Bar on = lie, Or.usc CO., va. J. u. NEWMAN
Oct lG i6-wsg
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Nnu eHCN OF -, A., - 7
These IA capitals alone, will amour. 10 o'. ,.,,
Hundred Thousand Dollars; TO when nc ad"s
So GOO, $4,000, So 600, S4,Ouo ana nu" r.,, =,
coun,"y 10 those Who have favored US with their "'.
and ali have, as usual with Bigger, bee" prompt "a
at sight. ,,;o, IS .d.o,,r.o,s 10 Il
spiendid Lottery for the i7th OF November; Si,.
(sni,a and assures them, that all orders address
binr viii meet the most prompt and confidential 't'
ton and in ell cases the (oTIginaD Managers ucN'
will be forwarded consequently not liable TO any u
take or dispute. For Grand Capitals, b. paL,Hc;Gn"'
'"''>' R,ehmond, ia.
Ocl23 r..
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Esie.GsEiS7S
Exchange and lottery GMG
Id
RICHMOND, FIK"INIA.

n To the FricndS and Patrons Of FoTtunGs L'D'g
The many Grand Capitals which have in short s2'
Of lime been sold at Fortunes Lounge (BggGrS az.
will warrant Bigger in saying that in no Office 10 NV
RIGA or in the WORLD is there better chance 10 S'C~
that splendid capital Of
NJ Onr Hundrcd Thousand DoiIarS.' ..
Than at Biggers Office, Richmond Va IiS an'U .,,
a few of the leading Capitals which have o''" '''"
him and CHALLENGES the world for an equal. - .---