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IN QUALITY Good, Better, Best
~ L There nre Pianos called Gond


There Pianos that would be called Better, when
compared with those usually termed Gooa
8 And there are Pianos that would be called Best,
when placed side by side with those called Better
AZ Hundreds Of Pianos give great satisfaction, until
others SEEM hut unfortunately the majority of per
sons put The nsclvcs very lle gu, Of the way TO had
out which really The best
There are MANY persons W ho purchase Pianos because
there happens pretty ookinr sweet sounding
instruments for sale in their neghborhoods, or some
where else cons TO their dwellings, when if they
knew the great difference in The actions Of Pinno FoIcs,
they would be- more likely to 20 little further of 10
purchase such known and wasnled To be The very
beat, and sold subject 10 be returned if not The best
There many others WHO do not purchase u ah'
because they are assured Of the fact that the sru.
ments for sale in their neghoorhoods are as gooo az
others.
There are others no are fearful upon the subject be.
cause come Of their friends and acGrsin'anccs have
bought Pianos which proved to be good Tor n"thin2.
The outside of Piano is but small consideration;
the amporant parts are MD from inc eyes OF Pufcha-
sers and even If they not the purchaser generally
would know very little nboutit Inc action OF Piano
yerv impor,snt part Of it, and should be looked to
with a great deal Of care How often do we bear per-
aons saw "Oh, what sweet toned Piano. not remen
herring al lbe same time, that whilst this sweetness Of
time a.im porlant yet of the most inferior PA
os have been sweet toned at FIRST, but from defect in
the action other gave way, and lost
their How often is it that defects exist in
the inside Of Piano that never known or found out
until bought and paid for. Any skul Cabinet-h Maker
can finish Piano handsomely, and give II the apPeaI
Of S6O instrument, whilst, in fact u may not oe
worth 800. know many persons, at ibis time, VINO
own beautiful Pianos that they would glad to get BALI
price for.
A great many persons will take more pans and trou'
ble in buvinp cont or watch than such valuable
tcle SIS Piano Forte strange TO say, they will in num-
Der Of cases take the say 50 OF seller instead Of
binding him up in the stricest manner.
If those who want Pianos will forward their orders
and Give the outlines of the style Of exterior they ad
mire and will give me little latitude in price, J will
select such Instruments will agree 10 take hack It
ne, frs, rate. E. T. NASH,
Book and Pianoseller, Petersburg. Va
Julp19 G!-'c'
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"A Tarcra and Farm for Sale.

THE suhscrib"r estous of selling his Tavern Isle of Wsh,
Courthouse with thn Fam containing 100 acre., and Saw
Gtist Mills thereto attached disposed
such is eligible situation, ands cord
pinhns under eEIipg with tic
year. $500 The Tvrr is large story
w"ud. uhns with fur and passage each fon ard
hninc WHICH by folding doors md its connection
with the ioa alGs dining suher"n oaccommod, with
100 and ihr Court house sd other public build
being wholly hrs crd"s the
OF nm uhr Tavern hens established in the vicinity
subscriber yes eat dance from tho above
greatly sale OF and will eic make the
accommnd ting: but il be Disposed Of in hi.
Dciuhcr will then he offered lease
three five Applications in either be mndn
the subschrr the University VHsna, TO A. Atkinson,
Dr. 1homrs Wo"dley lin by letter. paid
both Of whom reside 10 the county, Smihfeld r. o. and
thnr zcd 10 contract fnr the w. II WoDDLEY,
Ju'yE l2a-ilS Unircrsiiy Of Virginia
E,-The Norfolk Beacon nn Old Dominion will please copy The
week ill h September, and forward their
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The ". Republican has furnished 10 with all the

The ". Republican has furnished us with all the
evidence which We require for justification :
we ASK no more. As TO The motives which it has been
pleased to sscribe TO u.s. know they unf"unded
as they are gra'uilous From the very commencement
OF The b.lreasury question, long brtre public opi
nnn had hrgun TO dsvrl"pe itself, avnwrd
determination. not to abandon The Administration.
tor that single question: and TO affiliate with
the Wings Such the suggestions which
made TO Mr. Rives. In the fall of loa7 we stated,
that he would neither WOO. win the Wings We so
stated, upon au,hnri'y which cnuid not mistake.
he has taken different course-f rather than aban.
don his oun. old Republican party, he would not retire
TO private life bnt is "wilng 10 his Office 10
The " hgs'-whnt right had he or any other man toe
pecl that we would would 90 with him. He may take
his course. We have taken nurs-As to the vari-
Gus other queries, which the w Republican has been
pleased 10 address 10 US he must excuse We have
desire TO change the issue, at s bidding, 10 crafty
the wishes of one, for whose gond opinion certainly
do not feel the greatest concern. Some Of his qupres
are founded on false premises-snd most ui them would
require explanalinns which we have made hundred
mfs.-in our long. political pilgrimage are free 10
admit that have committed some errors; but let him,
who ID without sin rrs The first stone al US.
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UGShtn gfnR CoUg Lexington, IT5kH!d.
FEyHE n, session oil this lns'i,oon will commence
on the lst day of September. and coniinde ten
months. The of instruction have been so ar
ranged adapt them 10 the various OF Students
Besides the regular Of Languages and Science,
requisite obtain the degree of Bachelor ot Ars there
is uso an Agricultural Of Science adapted to Tho
peculiar wants Of farmers, and course OF Civil and
Military Engineering.
The following officers compose the Faculty CT this
Instituon
Henry RurrsER, D. D., Presiden, and Professor Of
Ethics aud Rhetoric.
GEORGE Z DARsEy, a. H. Professor of Ancient
Languages and Lrerst0rc.
Pinto CxLHooS, A. M Cincinnati Professor Of Ma.
thematIcs
GEORGE D. ARMSTRONG, A. NJ, Robinson Professor
OF Physical Science.
FGAScIs Il. SMITH Cincinnati Professor elect OF Mi.
tary Science and Civil Engineering.
jacob Fuller, a. B., Superintendent OF th" PFepa,
raory School.
By the connexion formed between the College and the
Virginia Military Institute, in its Immediate vicinity
the Military Professor 10 the Institute becomes also CT"
cnno Professor o. Military Science TO the College, and
all the lectures and CT each Institution npu
To The Students of The other The two insi.taaans will
between them furnish AMPLE facilities for the sslay Of
Modern Languages
The expensrs The College are for the Session Of ten
monrhs-Iuilion $50; Room rem, 81; Drfosrs 50,
Board S75 10 $e0; Washing $40; Brd s. I" Sc; Fuel
and Candles about Sl2-Tslal, about $40.
Students who may wish 10 enter. should attend prompt
~ al The Of the Session. all courses
oil instruction will be commenced without delay.
Students unknown Ia the Faculty, must furnish evil
dece Of good moral character; and il They from
another Institution, Of their having rti il in good stand
ing. Nnne desired Will any he retained in the
College unless they willing apply themselves
gulay their studies. and render obrdcnce 10 all the
College laws The discipline Is strict but parental, aud
the faculty exercise constant superintendent the
morals and be hayour of The Students
PnlLO CALHooN.
(icTh Of The facultY.
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COMMUNICATED.
Al Court held for the County of Southampton, the I5h

Al Court held for the County OF Southampton the 18th
Of July. 1885,
the OF Joseph PenIis Eq the instance Of the
Court officers members OF the Bar, the following
bic and resolutions adopted, TO wit:
Whereas the death af Ausuu Claiborne, Esq late membr
Bar widely durd ccns, Of the deepest
reetei which sincerely and being alive
knowledge and rse,ude OF character well
virtue ability tsns him public rrh in pi
life
R<o,rrd unanimously That The Court liz officers and the
The usual badge of mounin. evidr
of e profound respect which hold The Of tho sub
iec Of This notice
Resolved proceedings be spread npnn the
Court that copy be forwarded TO the widow Of the de-
ceased another copy in The Richmond Peters
burg ea.c,trs. Copy-Tes;o,
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CU-U-HU.FTL-5I ED.
LANCASTER CELEBRATION.

The Lancaster Rife Guards volunteer uniform com
pany, commanded by Captain Samuel Downing, resov-
ed at their monthly muster 10 celebrate he ann
versary of oar National Independence, by public din
ner 10 be given by them Whereupon. John ID Oliver,
ESQ.,, generously offered fer that purpose his landing
which is most beauul siie on the hanks Of the Coroo
mon River The day clear and brilliant, ard the
situation the eligible that could have been selected
hing within few rods Of the Cnrotoman River, be-
meath fine shade of spreading oaks. and near ioun'
tain Of pellucid and cool The R'V DR. Malchr,,
chaplain of The day was The opposite shore and
pscnr,ed he river by two ohcers OF e
He landed under salute Of the remaining officers Of The
Guards together with all the infantry officers in attend
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Extract Of LeHer from Psrry county. a'obnma
81 am happy 10 inform ynu from information RECEIVED
from every county in The District that pres
pering and the probability is that Judge Ellis will re-
caive decided majority his competitor, Cen Crabh.
wish sangrine concerning the Mobile District
There We have candidates against one-a murdprnus
game! Either Murphy or Lyon alone would bert billet
with ease As il is. the result is doub,u.-As Muir by
once gave way for Lyon it hoped that Lyon would
be ngnimous enough give way. ut this Time for the
sake Of unity; but fear he has become too much chaed
and irrilaled"
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4 CARD.

n I. ANDREWS BROTHERS,, New York; AspaEw, &
BROTHERS, NV Orleans; Z. L. ASpREws i Co., Mobile,
Commission yDtrehGg,s.
We tender tn friends md The public Comma
Merchants them hat wary. Lusncs they
charge shall be properly attended 10.
We shall BIZ prepared At all times giant facilities conssi
J. |. Andrews, Is the resident partner in New York.
u. Andrews. +" 7" Ne" Orleans.
F.. !. Andrews, I" Mobile.
lulY Y OIL.
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TENO MIR JOHN TAURMAN:- SIR-You viii
JILL please take notice, that shall proceed 10
take the dispositions Of Richard Mccall, Leonard Hen.
ley, Joseph Holman, heIchisedrk Miller, Barton Smoo,
Benjamin Sheppard, Patrick II Gentry, and Ambrose
Huichs0n The office Of the clerk OF the Circuit Su
perior Court Of Law and Chsncery Tor the county OF
Heinrich and city Of Richmond, Thursday, the 22d
day of August, 1880, ard between the hours of nine
o'clock The forenoon and Of sunset Of that day 10 be
read evidence in certain snlt pending IN Chan
Gerry, in The said Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Cbancery for tho county Of Henrco and city OF Rich.
mond, in which yourself and certain Thomas Purscas
are plaintiffs. aud Sub!e Nc Gruder, executor Of Zach
arnh cGrUder deceased, and administrator de Gons
non with the will annexed. Of Elizabeth Johnson, dec,
and administrator Of Benjamin johnson, deed Frances
McGfudrr, widow Of said Zachariah acGrudpr, john
Abrell and Elizabeth II. his wife, Henry fScor ana
Mary J his wife. 1hnmes Sul!er and Frances A his
~. Winfree and Jane his WIFE, Isaiah
Bradshaw and Sarah NJ his wife; Mary A. Miller, John
w. Miller. Nathl. Miller. Mary Trabne. Benz Mccall
VIM n. NcCal Elizabeth Frances, Pleasant H. Beard
and Pnily his WIFE Films Jackson and Jane Puryesr-a
defendants. And il, from any cause the said deposi.
taking thereof will be continued from day day. the
same place and between The same hnu's, Sundays
cepted until the taking m The said dispositions shall be
finished. SUBLETr McGRUDFR.
Er'or of Znchariuh .NcGrudcr, d.rc"Std,
and Gdmr dc Lonis non ,rah The WW ANNEXED,
of EiiEahrM Jo, ns0n dtreastd.
FRANCES McGRUDER.
July 23 22-St
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Ten Dnliars Rcnurd.

1EH DUUHTS
EHAN away from the subscriber, residing in the low.
Eh er part Of pnwhatan county, on the buckingham
road a negro girl named POLLY in her aIx'eenn yea,
common SIZE round face teeth unconnony "ni'e ana
good ,olerably long bushy hair, and toes turning inward
more than usual have reasons to believe rhat she IS
either in the ueghbohood of the posha,an Pits or 10
oochsnd NEAR The Tha as she
Gill he ~ ~ anv person delivering said negro TO me,
or con6nng her in Jail, not negecling 10 give me i'm
mediate nwcs thereof i will also, in addition. pay
esssnry and reasonable expenses My Post Office is
inIS g req 2,~3w'J THO. ". JOHNSON
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lHOyt's Bank of Prizes.

FORTUNE still favors Hovr's patrons. One, who
IL purchased Of Hoyl Ticket Nos. 20 90 rs, will see
he has capital. DON'T delay with your orders for the
b,g capitals advertised in this paper by Hoyt-He sells
all the big ones. you know.
Drawing Of Virginia Leesburg No a. drawn the Goth:
"a ~ a SO 80 80 So 20 90 ~ 46 Is 76
July - o2-lt
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james Rtrer LabGs far .Sale..

HgEING Unable, OF pnlyric Gciion give
personal attention 10 farms, therefore wish 10 sell
LAMBS whrrn reside il the county Of PoHann. about thirty
miles above Kriannd Immediately above Mcmuxs ferry,
the B. bead Of james rSicHdh. four mr the
nearly opposite Gorchldnd Goat Mouse, ord
tarIy opros Nr SrGnnrn's fm caiied Lille Creek
isinn: ahcui 800 aces, with considerable proportion Of
IN ,hlc uw snUEds snd plentiful supply Of lard This
rkny h-a!,hy The buildings OF good Dwell
wheat md clover. II worked
hsrrt farms, and vii b" cold tact, divided
agreru5lr the purchasers. descp
lion o The land heer8 unnecessary presumed
disposed purchase will Ia" premises All persons dis
purchase hereby subscrer
te'ehp rain The terms which will he made accommodating
II d"Sire b: with
Tkri, Negroes alo with the stock, The farn.
July % 22-waw NM HAIrHii.L
fa'iiE SWEET STRINGS III Virginia tT the
rnpiinn ofcumpany-an ihr npciC together with The
htias Chffse d: the pledge
attention possible those mho may favor hi. place
" iheir ;HirDnasp.
Sweet Spnrgs. luy 90 aa-9t
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a Card.

LIVINGSTON, July IL, 1889.
Having understood, that wrong construction has
been pu, upon the toast which drank in TO
drank by Mr. S G P.rrow. on The d'h Of July, deem
but Justice To him 10 state TO The public, that did mt
intend il ns attack UPON s character, neither WINS
considered by him; therefore in justice TO him make
This statement JOHN II LOVING.
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Incident.

We did no, receive Northern mail Sunday.
until the evening in consequence Of accident which
hs me ned IN the Railroad cor between
and this City Ahnut oclpck in the morning, colt
belonging to MIR. P Voolfolk. attempted 10 the
track; and although The Engineer used every prrcanlon
he could employ 10 prevent it, the engine and tender
over the affrph,pd animal The engine thrown off
the irack-nnd The Engineer sustained sulne damage =
The engine and tender considerably injured. All
the passengers escaprd.
The accident occurred nenr the house Of Mr.. Wool
fok, who. with spirit worthy nfa Virginia gentleman,
Immediately threw open his doors, and spread before
linn 90 passengers ample and sumn,uons break
fast Another despatched from Richmond, in
the Of the mornng-snd brough, the passa
and mail to the city about o'clock in the evening
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DEA | HIS.

Married, morning "wednesday The l7lh instant, by Ri
JaIes Taylor Mr. JuHS LAuGHrus, TO Miss SARAH aSs
Cock daughter o M John h coVk decreased, all oil this Guy
DEATHS.
Departed this m in Warren county ~ Co. OF Saturday the 6
o. July, Mrs. Ley aLst"H 10 ,ma ' year o. sa rs
with fotudn and I-sisnafron -. eaie ever occupies
of Alslo", and suffering neishbof ha' lost hand
always rery relieve She had enjoyed for runosr Of yeas
that consolation @ peace which morning. but The hope Of her c
ccPancc with her Mrr could have ns'd-sh was member
OF the Methodist Epscopn church. and ever "dntred cr poics
on by upright walk aud cody conversation hef ae"
has caused in the Cha'r at Shady Grove which VIII
be lucs regretted She has lett nd daughter to mourn
the loss OF kind and ailccorae mother re writer OF ms
communication has known tho deceased tor many ea sd can
wish those who best knew her TIA, she lady OF the high
sl Ordra Virginia" BY 1 TIA. in her she dsnl
fed of hle and aseenbc and kind Long i'll she DO
remembered for her virtues We can say with lhe Poet:
10 the dark ,es ions Of the dead:
With bleeding hearts, and Un:uishd sew,
We sobbd long, last udeu!
ri d. on The 9th iusnn the county irneo the city
of Richmond in the 62d year Of her pee, Mrs ELl.RrrH Ed
-pcpcai ccn" for about years. durn: which she
bore her icun with unexamPri designation She has TO
hemosn l"ir loss husband eight chLrrn ard
OF relatives AVID :rs She died she lived believed, with
enemy rarA-unreFs respected eov.d by Ill
kinhr's and affection; and although shn had attached herself
church she humble believer the Christian Religion
Her word, freed from evil her notions error,
Her heart un"cqugin:cd with sgr,
D'nth came 4" u friend, he monarch Of terror,
For she mel his approach with smile
hall r,s, occs r. 81 or The iii, instant, NJ,
Tor many Yeas respectful merchant D pcc.-Mr.
Smith rnGnm ed with faculties, h nppi
cation and uniting 10 raised himself Uy hs
cXrcr' 10 That of respectable, en'cpTs;ug std wealthy
mcrctnn 'gh minded aud tIuiy honorable ~ a Tia
with IN, lni!n men he vas nm eXapI w. worth, r ,muIu,
OF ell who desire i"urnhr the estimation
OF their lrIo* citizens. Br e mOre-anl the OF this
,hmr 10 Es mrmny uiy sympnTc with his bcsav
w ard children, aud other rsaii"cs the cparabe loss they
have tanned.
Dc, York Town. the 18Th Mrs. ELiz.GErH p II
only dnuerr n the bate Gen. Nelson III. ilsi
OF her She had been the sah"ct Gsrsse than 90
wh,rh
Chr-an aiirrce. nst henr he departure c said 81
pwRce." AMI tlcn -wcry fell "ccp death
blessed til" d al TINT the lord. Yea from icrcr
forth saith the SPIRIT: for they their iabuI.,
work tr nlnw rh"m.n
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"P"Llry QuiAb'.ag."
This is The caption a late Editorial in oue Of the
m"st CuIhllng. qurkng NhiC papers in Firglnia-thr
Danvile Reporter always excepted.
The RIchmUnd Wing dPvuied sou! and body. LIE and
liberty. sinking swimming IN Mr. Ci6y BY persist
ing The nil-rsnied Islander that Ar. Van Bprrn
AhnI:nnsl. is either User than Le god OF It's idnlary
il makes lis id out uuhiu$hug prnmmIga'nr nf
falseho"d MIR cIsy, in his Mig famed anriAb'l,ii"n
Speech expressly druIrs that Dir. Van Burs Abn
litunIs; and yell The Wing rpirrralps he charge Ii
hat, brer take or il w c"uGierac The deep design
of the "maenanmous" Clay in acquiring Van Burpn
Of Abolition, ~ that cunning ercnnpPring Speech
Clay, Doubt, reasoned thus with himself: III sh1H
hare all the benJu at The Soafh this particular top'c
If Souhrfn prjudirrs My quondam .3nlhassador md
oktr eJp'etonis IF tnrOrs from my haads mW mike The
IF against Pan B"'tn. in despite IF my sriderre
If lose he Nurfhera .4b0innsLs IN mn Spetch 80 FIR
mig edaeit ao'H 70 sh"H be prnr,d INIT Fan BURN
is mo tHtitd Ia hfir yupport linn Inn No thanks
TO the "mapnnnlinnus Clay for his evidence M SnuIh
who loves light rather than darkness believed
that AR Van Buren, would be- an Abolition
ist Those mad and wicked fanatics and traitors, will
Of Them. nnch support Clay.
than Van Buren They would grady prefer ,hn SonIh
with principles snch Mr. Gays pariizans
prove him IN be,) 10 the "Suri!Iern with Southern
principles for rhe obvious reason. that The influence,
moral. and political. of the Northern man with South
principles" will be exeripd against them with az
hundred fold greater power Than what can be brought 10
bear rip,n them by Mr. Clay
If the n O. L"nisianian is gully cf s.pairy quib.
bling in vindicaring Mr. Van Bnren against Ihp false
CHI rye of Abnirinnsm, Of hat is that Wing press
guilty. which attempts, even now, 10 impose on in
tpll zent people Impression that MIR Van Bursn is
Abnl onsi?
I,isa pity the Wing cannot sometimes have Fl, Of
hone sly as well as the n. q Lnursianian
NO QUtBBLER.
Sec address, the public lilo beginning Of the VIM
B. ies' Pol cal Mi,ceanirt; and il YOU would exhibit
sprcrpn Of tie ridiculous, wife HE MAGNAAiMUCS CLAY!
.rhc Wolff. lis walk" The Rynnna Fox will him
Democrats,
wolves Whiss1hry 1--we like pirates stock
obber. gamblers, TIC fruits of other peoples zhor.
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RNIDWAY ACADEMY, at Charlottesville The
lyE next Session Of School will on the
first Monday in September. and terminate the last Fri.
dsy in June fhuwRe. thorough aud accurate course
Of instruction according 10 The must approved systems,
is given in all The subjects usually incindpd in Cole
piate eduraiion and unremed attention IL PAID to the
moral culture of the pupils Having determined TO re-
duce our number considerably hope to be enabled 10
reach sril higher degree of in the improve
mrnt Of our pupils than have yet attained Monthly
reports are forwarded to The patrons Of the School, and
they sh~uld not be regularly received, we wish to be
spprised of il
One Of US will reside in The Boarding House The other
will take r. hnardPrs into his family and both will
exercise a constant super sion over The whole.
TERMS
Tuition in all The branches except French 500
French ~
Board including every thing, l4O
Fuel, &c. in sch"o ronms,
All payable half yearly in advance
ALEX DUKE,
PIKE POWERS.
~. The subscriber will be prepared 10 accommodate
a lew Bnardefs. PlkE POW EhS.
July y 2-wIS
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Ii Pedc III rcuies!
The reader may judge Of the accuracy Of The Richmond

wing & statements nv the ~
fFrom the X. Hkis If JAY H.
"l'he Editor Of tho Enquirer
protests that no sense Of drctncy
or shame shalirrstrain him from
eoaItng Tho Conservatives. Ito
did deity ard dcnuunce Them be-
fore the eleclion-rcwodch them
as traitors, anu did all in his pow.
er 10 defeat thea: hut having
failed 10 his praisewurlhy designs,
he has bot too much sci respect
now 10 bespaticr them with his
praise. His idea seems To be-,
that il no can dupe them, iheirs
is the shame, aud his the glory"
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"a next Legislature Of Virginia. praying for The pass
age Of IN act for a division of the c"nniy Of Grnyann
JnIv % T22- WI MANY CITIZENS
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MOYt's BanE of Prizes.

EARAWN Numbers of Virginia Leesburg Lottery,
- "" 4:
"a II A 80 SO 20 s. 90 % 70 46 IS &c
Half Ticket Nos. 90 20 7G, prize of $500. aid and
cashed by HOfT.
July % .2-lt
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NNTANTED Immediately, at tins office, Boy Of
w good habits from IA TO ~ years of oge, to learn
The PRINTING BUSINESS. A knomcdg Of the En-.
gish language is indispensably necessary.
July %
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Jnly 23

from letter by rm DR. James H. Norilnm
Of Oxford, N c., respecting Piano which recently ol hn
T. r. NASH,
Book and Piano ForHsrHfr. Pdcr.i" 2, "a
" have the pleasure Inform you thai the Pinno ml"n
chased of fully packed as not 10 sustain thr slight
injury but good odr and pc"ct ard
i, pronounced by number OF comte Ises tamons a"on'
Music teacher be beautiful and fine onrG .nsTumtft
equal it superior, th. ,ag" vicinity.
.erons DESTROYS obtaining good Piano Fores, would doubt
be fore purchasing where
beeye you keep except those made D, Sodaf V"rcs
Durham saw other kind yonr which
collect and believe there ndiT the
whole number: indeed nearly all ference csnbc seemed
appearance hope will witt, HUCh
Imposing Of them believe the purchaser cannot be
inIurrd. Very respectfully JAMES L. ORTBAM.
Oxford, June 1899. July 81 l'-6t n