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FalvaJis Land for sale.

yElFiT subscribers By direction OF The s'ockh"ds's
3 in the Greenwood Gold Mine Company, VIII eA-
pose 10 public sale, the premises on me Isl n"h"ay
~ October next that very valuable body oil land, known
as the Greenwood estate. lying in The counties OF
Orange and Spo,,sy about l6 miles ABOVE Tie
Town Of burg and contains about EZ2 acres
large por'ion of the land is III woods the Pna'y of
which IS very good and embraces good dea! 't Vaiua
bic. !lmacr The land will he divided III lots 10 accom-
,u,a... purchasers It may not b" improper here 10 re-
marx ta. quantity OF gold hes hfen realised 'f'in
r, lard IN the las, few years, both from surface wash
;Hg an! vein wnk
~ he same tine and rlscc VII be offered '"T sale.
an Enslr Of eigh horse power bul ME ust'' a""
pr.yaa.y equal 10 any other III the U Ais" we nor
70. ryrn naggons carts and yaruns oher articles loo
tn,npruus To mention, he!nng:ng Il" The Company ANY
,s. disposed Ia" property vii hr sh""n HE
s7n,. b. application /" Nlr } ID HAWKING on III" PIE
,..rs SHOULD the day prove un'av"'abie, then The sale
wiz ,ahe place t.r irsl far a thereafter Terms made
known ua The day OF sale.
HIRAM HARRIS,
JOHN JONES,
GEO HUTCnrSON,
WI. II. BRANDEK.
SANFORD CHANCELLOR,
Arr., "a I:2-is1 CUE:mjffsc.
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uyuE subscriber brrs leave ihroug ih!s medium OF
d returning his most sincere thanks To MS i',"dS
80 the pnhc for the very liberal patronage they nave
hes,oxrd npun him. during period h''r'i !'"e'
thai he has been engaged IN The business, anu 1o"n
n,Iy homes hy unreI'rrd attention ard assdnouS per
r-,rce TO deserve their lavnrs nE The future. lie
h Ir,y. mus, Tcspecuy 10 inform them, thai lie mas
;s, rcur:.G from he Narh where he has snrpfn "'
r Nj t, IrrrsS and test assoEiniF IT al she's "o'"
trunks. leather and every uiii'T atrl" CONNECTED "'
s hra Of business, that h: hiss ever hc!"f oi 80" 10
, ,rl. li,. las l.adr his pmr.i"rs Got l;' n""h'fc
-, -, s,rh Terms az III enable hIrr I" oi'r such
drcru;cris rs ~ ia, TAI! {" peas" those VII" may Ia
vr, h ~ with ih,.lr pg'TUnrIr liz has nahe a''"i'F
yy,:!, ;ic naliilciurrrs be regularly sHPpifI
daring the sei.un whch niii render his assortment d a.
times cJ'Epi'e. 49,:
,,e. H.. j. rtrra:cd make ali kinds I'll sh""s ard
h, for rrn!rn.n md every desc :'"G 81 ladies' ana
m,s:rs shoes ia tbs hes! ard most 'as"nnh;c style, al
,a si,,re notice lie l.as ~ hand Z" his a" IiaN"
G ,c If ~. r,issri h:nucs for plantation ms" S'o
Z il1 uai,s ri mrns double #"airG. ;'"Se qn"Itieu'
black hrogrM v.ry well adapted !" ttcl'ty use ,
t.un;;y merchants requested 10 give luna c"
Ills stock is inferior and c ~ determined u
ST.! ,ly,ry small advances manufacturers r'ices-he
i,,,.s huns, II In ,cli tti.m good terms rs ANY
other establishment III the r!'y.
T! Ladies are most respectfully nnr:l'ed that he mas
spared ~, pains in uak:rr his selections Tor tH"f a.
r:,inodauu lie has supplied h!ussIi vita every ar.
c! ~ gl; II line of he i,Nrja aud j'Si t':El cp"'i
h. ur,ruird Amnngst las ussnItnrnt may tie found,
block Monrcn and Nd Slippers and tie rn"sl iaSh'"a'
hIr cuurs al HcCurdy nRk" aud 81 v"ry nher manu-
4currs "f any note ii P!tGc i'''la IN which be IN
vic, H., If attention =. K. WHITE.
finrhti Bf!dge.
y B. he has on hand 2000 siLss Of Sole Leather Of
I-:"ck aurlcr ais" go a:trS " oak tannuG' I" "hCh
r., invites tic attention Of purchasers.
Srnll 3G-IGt
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hrE 10

InisqLic LiTD icr >Gic IN Loarrr Etr"inia
FE7tlaT vauahe tract 81 Land called BlCk-kOE,
q has been conveyed hy the To Tho smbscrnes.
,r purpose of hcng snli and IHy wll proceed 10
nt!r il for sale pblic auctior tho premises TO The
highest biddrr M THURSDAY. She I3' dag at November
next if fair. If not the next fair day thereafter.
This lies IN The county IT Elizabeth City, and
State of Virginia. 90 the C!irslr"akr Bay, drcIly OPP
pn-!,, Cape IicrSy. adjoining the Government LAID
AZ Oh iuin, C"mtci AVID contains about 300 acres about
}iD acrrs are np-1 The soil is naturally rich. bot OF
late years mas hren much ncg'scted II is susceptible
% high improvement, aud is well adapted TO the culture
of win al, oats Indian corn. buck %heai, clover. AND "a
derd every thing siI; srT" SSH. III this climate "!l
producc-O bushels 81 wheat Per acre have been ra"'d
on this land For HE purposes Of gardening The soil IS
not surpassed b. the Stale There IN iiS tract
one Of the most ro Tor iipr building. III the
lower country enbGrna an unS"unded water prospect
in front. On the brsch tw" i!sh;ug sal:"ns-"nr Il
which is vrrr valuable This lard is arr"d r its heal!
thnrss and for the excellence OF Ms water - h" r"nia'i
der Of the land a5nrl $40 acresl is III wood and much
Of ii ia covered with grow tn Of very heavy imbcr suit.
able for ship building. Ii is the most heavily tmhrrcd
land in The section oi country in which j; il situated
The advantages ri the wafer great-ii'h, nyS-
tors crabs &c abundant! and no, surpassed IN qua.
lily by in TIE waters Of the thrsap-nkr rrady
narkr W. obtained Fortress Mmnic". and IN Nor
i:--- !-- Ia, ni.h.d hu ti------'-'- -r+-iAc
80" OF this climate be procured III ABUNDANCE IN sea-
son. at this place.
The land is be divided into three equal parcels and
sold n that FORM each parcel will contain rata5'e per.
ton cr wnnd land Col Cary of Hampton: and Mr..
Philips the present Lrnant, w show the tract 10 any
persons disposed to vicw il.
TERMS OF s,LE-Oue third Of the purchase money
will hc required be paid III hand. and the remainder
in two equal annual instruments; and TIE purchaser will
be required give bonds with approved personal secn-
rity and a deed Of tus the property. 10 SECURE The
ia, two ymcuts The tile to this -sise ia mnqu"ann
able. JOHN CAEf.
EOBT. T. SWAMI,
Avg % 32-wtS
y.yIho Editor Of the No5ro,z RE'coSw; ia.e;l he above
weekly till sorrc and send his account 10 Is OF
fro ,.,lI.r
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.4ao'A,r far Me G,h ct' 0c'"L'r'
SipoEssi:s Stale lottery.

For the benefit .! the Town at N.>nurE, Class No IT,
for l-.f3
GrAxp CApira.s-S20 900 10 ESQ. 0a0 1000 a COO,
2.5Wl 1000 / az ! =; - %! l.ur1
Is prizes IN every package "t - tickets
Tickets $40 shares in proportion.
the yirnin!n Lottery U,cc directly under thr sign
of the Earle who a: aud - now sel.ir Capital
Prizes than any ether vender ii the known world.
" y Orders IN al cases strictly confidential.
NJ Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States By Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash ar prize
tickets thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same proIIpt attention as persona! ap.
n!icalinn and the result (when rrGnrstrd) imnedI
arry a.trr the drawing, when add~s."d 10
ID. NJ. HOlT, Richmond. Ia.
.--tlD
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CC,ry,yr'y SAFE "f Il f0irabic Estctc
NT ofrdrncc To me dir"crins Il" The last VIII o. The
E Isr Col Francis 3 Poval VIII tr sod, on 'Ar pre-
m,sps 20 the hisr-sl bidder FRIDAY, The 2o'h day g"
S:rnri u, - # fair If The nrSt tor day her, al
Ter Sunday rxcrpird.) that valuable fl.AH ION IN
Pnai.uan h!ch III resided prcvnuS!y to his death II
is bounded It's whole length on one sdr by arPtnatrX
rvrr-on the opposite, n,ar!y lis whole length. by Up
urr Fgh:irr erk on which valuable NJ! sIie ana
which, uniting with the waters OF Lower Fighting creek
inut da,.y they quit the lands Of WIN Oid. Esq runs
directly ii into The rIr-r and contains efSe
bndy Of valuable creek and river bottom land, which,
from its peculiar locality il is believed, be rrrma
unnv p!olecird from overflow, BY very l'ilr dyking-
By an lid survey, il is estimated at Ic2 scrr---
the uunsl Of which is a:abe land ot good quality and
foundation; we'll adapted the culture Of Indian coD
wheat ons tobacco and the various kinds OF grasses,
and p.hl- high degree, of retaining fertility. It's
situated in healthy and agreeable ncigbb"rhcod. about
miles from the Court ho"se, j from Grnlro, 81 from
Richmond ahou, 40 above Petersburg, end lies adjacent
To- the l=rds uf hillary Harris. WIN. & Pova!l, VIM
Old Jas NJ Harris, Mrs. Skipwtth and others The
improvements cnnsis! of convenient and comiorh"!"
dwelling house kitchen. smoke and ice house, daIeS
slGdr niSrs. cabins. tobacco houses and oil other ne
c,rsary out houses including barn which is attach.
I'd good tIrrsh!ag machine Possession, for the pnr'
pG. of srrdng crop Of wheat, w be given Imnirdi-
,cv after tie sale end full and entire possession will be
giyrn 60 the crop be gathered and sold
The subscriber residing ell co,tvr, (P"wbaian Court
housp) will take pleasure Showing the plantation TO
ans gentlemen disposed Ia purchase.
Trims Of sulc-On inurth OF the purchase money will
he required in cash; The balance will be divided into
three equal annual payments. secured bye deed OF trust
uaon the land and birds with approved personal seCn
nv carving interest from tie date though the interest
wi!. be reunited if The principa! be punctuny paid
". SCOTT,
EIcrufor Of FranciS Is PoroH drcd
B. A,ilc time and place. will be sold ali the
ersonal property left by the SAID Po"a with the excep
i:nn of such rrrnvs have been rrancipa'ed src
c:cslly Lrqu"alhrG consisting ri h"usrh"d and kitchen
rurni!ure plantation utensils corn fodder oats, cows,
hugs horses *Glkry aud harness. carriage and har
ucs.. two ncgro men, &c, &c. Terms madr known on
ia. G,v of sac w & ).
hu,o .,0-ids
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L'nires,fy IF .Harytand-.Hedieai Department.
FEfHE annual Course of LECTURES by IL" Faculty Of
Il Physic. will commence The last Monday of
Oclmbrr. The Faculty consists Of
II Willis Bailey, y d., Professor Of Anatomy and
Pysio"sy.
Henry Howard, ~ D. Professor IF Obstetrics and Of
the diseases Of women and children.
Michael A. Finley. NJ ID, Professor OF Patholcgya1
Of the practice cf Medicine.
Robert E Dorsey, NJ D., Professor or ilateria Med
Therapeutics. Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence
William r Fisher, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
John Frederick May NJ D. Professor Of the P'inc
plies 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 The Baltimore In
frmaiy, part Of the Medical Department Of the Uni
versy.
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 [3S-w12w] Dean Of the Faculty.
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TEXAS LAND AGENCY.

RSrN K ID WARD Of San Augustine. Texas and
" G. h MOSS of Virginia. have this day assnca
ted Tor thr pose Of Gaacug General Land Agency
business IN Texas and IN the United States They viii
attend IN the PURCHASE ASD SALE or TtXAs iASps
-rrd ard Titled under the late Colonization l&ns-0i
located lands under the Republic of TeAas-and Locale
c,,r,s and .r irci tiles tn the sarne VIZ 4. WANU
will give lis personal attendance TO tue business nf The
A-"ncy in rrxas for which. his !"fa! knowledge and
intimate acquaintance with the Land laws peculiarly
qualify him. and insure and advantageous dis
rns;,;on Of sl business which may be c0n.dcd TO he
hcrncy-C. Il Moss will Conduct tie branch OF The
4 gcncv in the United States
Terms will be modra,c and made known on nppilca.
ton All letters mn-t be post paid and will be address
cd for the present the "7iTGS LaHd 3gsnry, 7appa.
hana0rL Va, where they will NEE, prompt attention
WM r d WARD,
c. b MOSS
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ssssa't's
z,nssery Gmd Exchange dsMrF,

IIOYT presents 10 his country friends, (below) two
splendid S.r.nra-"rr lee drawn tins month"; and the
other. the liih ul Ocl"b'r:
Eich ond Say-~did Scheme fer 2nh S-ricmhcrt
gie"Enia stadc Lottery,
For tie benefit o! Lceshurg Academy Class No u, Tor
ISIS
Grand Capital Pie G! so 600; I9G"9 eco 2o2O
and 100 If 600 besides Thousands 81 rsalieE pFz's
Tickets only 80, shaT,s N proportion. t:2lS
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EAQUELiN TAYLOR " co have received ~
sS the ship UGshingfon, from llvsrP"oi The largest
I:mruI,ailnn !hty msdr; aud b-iug snprlnG yrb
such articles manufactured IN h country. bY q.
ylntagrnus urrsrgeut hts. they Il, for sale. upon IrTy
reasonable terms complete aS>C3tatnt u S:c}ie aG
EGEry Sc0Sunatic Day GocdS.
Auu II :G-i2-
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asubLlC SALE..-l VIII otter Tor sale At public aIc.
trn. rr lh.. estate held hy the heirs 81 Eiwaii
Garand decrasrd. yirg in the county OF Hanover r.
The North and South Rivers. five miles "h"vr The
Court house and !hree from layIrsye, on Thursday
Octn-r Is II iarrif ih- fair day ,hrrrlis7-
all the crop oi corn. estimated ~ 400 barrels tod.
der &c. Also all the plantation uts n-!I., together with
'br cattle, shr"p h"gs and portion {" the ""ik E"r>'S
and mules onY rrservIng sufficient number ro enable
me 20 secure the crop of corn
Terms: suurS cf - and uuGr cash; s.,
crr,,t of twelve months wt!l hr gwen. Bands wIln
approved security, viii 1T required III every instance.
J. " GARLAND
For Ike Legutees Of Ed'sa'd G.yio"d, derd
Sent Is J---l'
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POLITICAL
/I'r,y ,ks GiVJ,


THE nrrIs;T,oy AND THE EXPENDITURES.
The Congressional cyFcndi'nre' W. WV -, =, 49,!
of Mr. Ada,us's .prm was one hs+ntoH eg"t """SH"u
eipht hundred AID siaiytnSr Go't"S C-.,
The expenditure o.: lii list Congress- nAu'f Etne''
J,cks,n I; -s term was million Sersn thousand he0
hundr,d and serea doiiGrs and ninety t1c0 c'"ts:
In round numbers, thea, the expenses OF the Two
uor-es h.E,rr the bank entered the lists, may he set
down al ONE MILLION the TERN The regular
urdis,urb:d average Of previous Congresses showed
tina, this SUN fully adequate Until me money power
threw itself into The o Congress. aud then an I'M
pulse was given TO The corruplng system, IN '"hch US
the Bank did SPAR is treasures, SO us Iieh"S
were laupht not 10 spare that OF the nation whch ty
found means TO command by bare majority IN either
branch. -.
in which The Bank contest was waged-he Charter Con
gress beginning in March, ISL. and ending maich,
IS33increased the average expenses OF The terms up
wards OF fourth Of million rose TO 80 uol ~
The Panic Congress- from March, 1888, To March,
1855 increased the expenditure 10 upwards at HALF
MILLION adding half 10 the regular average OF otci-
nary years: it was 5 $50 $50 %
The las, Congress urdcr Gen Jacksons adninistra-
tion from March 1897 re,rorr aded in the expenditure
near one hundred thousand dollars II was SIii 10 TO
In this term the Bank party were !aboring Tor the
succession, and making and scattering speeches win
view To another and greater panic IL Shows hrT>ofe,
that there was bat te ntermissinn IN the achrhy oil
,h. Rank wor the average million Of the ordinary peace
establishment Of Congress, increased by The addl
ton Of nearly half million, to prepare for the campaign
under which The country has been recently suffering
The extravaganza and violence of the Bank party, it
will be SEEM have now risen with the OF their
late panic ard suspe nsion which, drawing the STATE
banks generally into the vortex OF pohlics, encour.
aged the congressional majority OF the CouliIIcn TO make
new and rnexampcd waste of the public money in the
eecuoneering system introduced in preceding years
The first year of the expenses Of thu present Congress,
is about equal to The whole term OF the Congress that
chartered the Bank which last Increased on In" regular
average one fourth Of million we have shown above.
The first year Of power in The House enjoyed by the
Federal party coalition with the Conservatives shows
the following result 10 the expenditures Of Congress-
For pay and mileage of members $Sl6 leO
Contingent expenses 4oopOo
Books for nibsrs d. 800
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q ABORERS WANTED-1he James River and
EI kanawha Company are in immediate want of Sc
Teal hundred good laborers 10 work the old canal
within three miles Of the city of Richmond Fer such,
dollar per day will be paid, they finding their
board. Gentlemen wishing 10 send negroes from The
country assured that the very best shall be
ken Of them. The work is dry and believe perfectly
safe The board Of the negroes shall only dol
lar per week. and their wages paid on the 18th May,
9th June, 18th July. and ll,h August
RICHARD RElNS,
.4gent If The James Rirer l. Kana,cha Co.
April lost
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CHARLES ELLIS & SONS

Importers Of Dry GOOd', Hard'carr and Cuarry,
UEAVE received, per The SHIPS Morm"ro, Grace ond
importation Of Emgl,sh Dry Goods Hardware and Ut
Ter, and uy arrivals from The North doGcs,lcs cvety
nd-whch renders their stock at iii- u'r large End
complete L. ELLIS " SONS.
September II 3i'-Ll
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S. pit u
ClrY SAVINGS BANK Of RieAmnnd.

CITY SAVINGS BANK Of Richmoad
TH7!llS institution has an active capital OF upwards
Ii Of S5O,0j0, aud receives dCpn'i'r any sum ot
money not less in than five dollars, and grants
certificates for the same, bearing al interest o FIX per
ce nj PCT anEum for such remain OF d"posI'e SIX
months or longer and ivc per cent for sums remaining
SHORTER period --Otcc kept AT the store Of MeSsrs.
Samuel F. Ad:c IL Co Nam street
SAMUEL WINFREE. Prcs't.
S,nuEL +. ABE, Cushier.
+. 3 BENTLEY, S,rrtfGry
Richard 3. Elaxall, Benjamin Sheppard. Jesse Snead
James G. Crane. James K bridges, Jar,"s Allen. Rob
G. williamson, John y Gordon J J. Fry. Alexander
DuTa Horuc. l. Kent, p. Ed!nnnds, Rnht II jenkins,
WIN Allen. r Edwards. Jr , n Baldwin. ~ CrumF,
D,vd Bridges, James w Obrrll, F. Lathrop, Judah
MYERS and VIM Pumrr- Directors.
Sept. Is 3S-wew
YnyO BUILDERS successful bidder for the
q addition to the Eastern Lunatic Asylum, in the
CITY of Williamsburg. having failed give security for
The faithful compliance with his contract notice given
that sealed proposals will be received al the said Asylum
until the both day Of October for building said ad
dton, according to the plan and contract prepared
which will be shewn by The keeper TO any person des
rcus Of undertaking
THOS G PEACHY.
BEVERLY TUCKER
70 SAUNDERS ICommittee
RO MCCANDLiSH,
GEO. w SOUTHALL
a The Richmond Wing and Compiler. and Norfolk "ucon will
please above their accounts
jesse Cole, Treasurer OF the tpspI'. for payment.
Ang2 81 o0-2m
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10 i2-

NY f. have TAXI Tie Lumber il"use recently occr.
w pird By MIR. GLo l. SAmrsnN-- and respectful. =
solicit cvn.irnu.t ns O. Flour and hea--arG hkrw
Tobacco from planters.
BAGWELL. SMITH 4 JONES
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SPLENDID SCHEMES

Frorv rrrk-A brilliant scheme f,r the 18Th ri DC
lohcr-s 500 COO $50 0G0. $4,000. S5"lf >" of $i'n.
&C. Sc Tickets SO Tickets IN all the Lotteries,
and the really lucky uumbers for sale at Stra'Ion :
Lucky Office Lnok 200 Capitals sold and caS!'r6
by S;raon The all prize seller: III ii!i'e over Twelve
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EbOCAHONTAS.-lt is believed that portrait of
IL This celebrated Indian Princess painted in London
slsn that Of Mr. Smith is where in the vicinity Of
Richmond, and in the possession Of the descendants Of
some of The ancient families of Virginia These relics
have sometimes been represented being III the Boil.
ling family: others. Causins, the seat Of the Ran
dnlph family.
The object If The writer Of Ibis notice u.s. f possible TO
obtain the Of both Of these portraits for the
purpose Of using them, in illustration of work abo
ripnal history (now in Of publication in Pha.
de Ipba and for lis establishment; and with view TO
the certainty Of their existence the members
of the families named respectfully requested to nsli-
tue a search for them and 10 make known the result to
Col Helh, at The Coal Pits, near Richmond, Va
Sep IA 37-w3w
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s'sss;'Eks Z.
.,,.cu .rrPsu,r<, uSsrSG"
(Sctoeted.)
S,!it' ny.

(Sctceted.)
kuItMN.
.;'h.rr !. a frarfIi spirit busy now
Already have Tho elements uniurird
'rhnic banners; the sr-nt sea wave is ufcnfi%o
The cloud comes; Ihc fierce winds hcg'u TO blow
A,,ut, rnd bliniiy on their etrands 90;
And Gd;ckly vii, III" PILE red l"av"s b. haired
From heir dry bcG-h.: and all the forest world,
Stripped Off pride, be :ikr desert show.
love th.t tnosnin. music which hear
Inths bleak gusts Of Autumn, for III" soul
Epen, sa:hrrn. ridings FROM another sphere,
AMI in sublime, mysterious sympathy, ,.,,
Mans scuudins piri, Gibbs and swcIls mora h's"
Accord art to tho pillows iuttirr roll.
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- Nos II drawn.

Also SiAG0. 81 ,0G0, $1,000 80 40 Of $4,000. 10 of
X coo 30 of 81 COO, G0 o $500 - nf $300-Prizss
amounting 10 over One Million q; Dollars.
Tickets S29-havrs $lO-qnarrfs 50
For large ard splendid Capitals. send 10 the old and
established Fortunes Lounge (!isg"ts Oiice) where
most Of the Grand Capitals are sold
N 10 - 10 the Grand Capital Of $50 COO % 3c
the Grand Capital OF $30CGO!! II ~ -. the Grand
Csci;al $25 GnO!.. ~ - 80, the Grand Capital Of
$50 500 !! II - 80 the Grand Capita! of S2n 900
and Nine Capitals Of $40 OG0 each, few of the
loading capitals paid (as usual with BIGGEw) at sight;
The sam" good fortune and prompt pay await all those
who purchase their tickets ., BIGGrrs IL Orders
meet The most prompt attention. md IN all cases the orr
cnal i,lauarcr,J tickets and shares viii be forwarded
consequently rot Liable TO any mistake or dispute The
ca .h tor all capital przrs be had, usual al sight,
The ,nnen, the drawings arc received. Please address
THOMAS Is. BIGGER,
Richmond Iirgin;a.
S,pt1l }J-2'&wlf
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.,otice 10 Pre- empiion Claimants.

'Gt'ft 10 TIC tWPIl0n LF"tW"NTs
Every person claiming the right Of pre- enp!ian TO
any IF the lands designated in t above proclamation,
rogue prove the The satisfaction Of The
Register and Receiver OF the proper an Ollie" and make
paymcn: therefor praccahic ojicr scrng ES
notice. in order that the cair NAY be adjudIcatri by
those officers nGrecahy 10 law, in dur lime prior The
day appointed for The commencement, OF the public sale;
aud all clams no, duly made known sud paid f,r prior
The date aforesaid declared by law 10 80 forfeited
JAS WHiTCOMB,
Commissioner Of The Gon'rai LnHd Office.
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TOELICKE'S MATCHLESS SANATIVE-Isfor
VI sale al Sandy River Church. Prince Edward coun.
,y, BY the subscriber. JOHN FOSTER, 9gent.
Sept 35-3l
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TEACHER i wanted, who teach the LATIN L'r-U'-''
"A the elementary branches of Mathematics, Geography d
Globes. he salary VIII b. $500 certain the .,E"s
Of 10 muEih and will doubt P
sPpl.in: furnish unhouhrd qualifications chasctcf
scholastic has been arranged include the Ton''
August ard september The Th- wi! COM
the LIST Of oc:obe Apply the Editor tie Ho'
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VE7ANTED a, the Compiler Office. Boy Of about
w 10 years Of age, to learn the printing business
August 81 So