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Commissioners Qffcc, Farnviilr, May IL, 1852
Tho the above notified before
place Ed the 1871 day OF July 539 and TO
such evidence will enable 10 execute the
above decree. F. N. WATKINS Gem.
Mnuo
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Mr.. Forsyth TO Mr.. MARTINEZ.

Washington, September Is, 1888.
, f Tho IOrh inst In consr gueBce Of the wish
10 learn The final decision OF the President
yyeanscra The made in your communication Of
The 3D. before the departure Of your courier for Mexico
.'trs, 10 the Chief Magistrate now distant par.
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1b1NiSh w III SULC nun "a MIMI.
n subscriber the public that this pleasant and
ssGu re,rca, will be opened on first f Jane Tor me re-
n company Situated in the heart OF Shenandoah valley,
mos; Of ofa the Virginia Springs placing
to The scaboard we'll The soary OF PLEASURE att
aoA ude, Lracng mountain s,mosphere-in neighbor-
and rovcbia for lis health, and but one mile DIS
a. 0 ANS Depot the Winchester and Potomac Railroad
mere public conveyance will always the ascending and
=, ,SeoGing-and about live miles from Winchester.
Watering Place. long and favorabIy known under the name
and Wlams'S Sulphur SPRING has been osorted 70 oy
hoon- under liver objection, and other arrangements OF
With the happies effect The efficacy Of the water at
nunb"rs from the Atlantic cities, which 10 80 readily
believed be equal to that OF any spring in Virginia
recommendations have been greatly increased since last sea
large ,hreesory brick building eonuinns rom
my lodging rooms well finished besides large ball ROOM
the best music has been proyded-babs TO suit the wshes
and other improv TO meet the extended epu-
NE Every effort has been made TO place
Watering Place Upon footing with the most fashion
ItslOn. 80 ~ ~ 0'J era NViIJ.E JORDAN
tftaerrk COUNTY lime + 1870 9-lA
REID, Draper Tailor, has just returned from Eng
- With fashionable assortment Of Goops, suitable TO
and approaching Seasons, which purchased by him
and very reasonable terms; and will continue to
| " aliItonaI sunplies.
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FRANCISCO pIZARRO MARTINEZ.
Hon JOIN FORSYTH, Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Jones 10 Mr. FORSYTH.

Mr. Jones 10 Mr. Forsyth.
CONSULATE or THE u. s,
Mexico, Dec 81, 1888.
On visit TO the Minister Of Foreign Relations, yes.
ierday, his Exceency Informed me that he was writing
friendly letter TO the President OF The U States, and
another 10 Mr. Forsyth and said he was about to lay tho
convention entered into between the two Governments
before the Congress, and, IT ratified, should request
If me to procure for il conveyance 10 The 5 BY one
Of our men o.wsr, the time for It's ratification being
nearly expired.
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LAND FOR SALE.

aFlNG determined to the West, offer for sale tho
tract oland which reside the county Of fiooc
land miles below the Court house and 81 from Rchnon
tanning 600 fourth of which timbcred 100
of first creek fat md the highland condition for
farming IL has upon sool dwelling house ard oil other
sury improvements Any wishing SO, purchase the
estate stuntion with the stock Of
description. The forms viii be- such aslou
s. S. ROYSTER, -7gent,
June s-w4wl For Dqrid Register
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June 4

NACAULEY SONS, No. 1903, Chestnut srec respectfully
quaint their friends and the public, that they continue
1uacture al their extensive establishment Bush | North Phi
adepha patent floor oil Cloths for rooms hal ve.bulcs and
tat any size without eamrery superior point OF seasoning
durability and richness oil coors. They manufactured The
highly approved plan Glare Sons" Of Bristol England which
gives TO tho article, during stow the manufacturing
That ampount requisite be accomplished in small
ishmen hence the Of so mary aboc attempts TO
iaciure oil Cloths in This country.
The "Phiddrpha Patent Floor Oil Cloth Manuctory" tho
iIs and for years. tho only Of the kidd u States
is than IS successful operation and scale
calculated OF 100 900 square yards of oil
Cloth The propcors therefore, their
manufacture equal tho imported and will be sold
a least % 80 per cent lower.
Oil Cloths for furniture, "a GA wide, also manufc-
ured Canton nzc and Musn much superior those made
open linen fabric being Pabe and consequently
durable.
from Of the T. States, South America West
indies through Agent addressed tho Manufacturers
with suitable reference, will be promptly nendcd,o
WM. RITTER, agent for Richmond
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May 81
Tredecar Rolling Mills and Foundry, Richmond, Va

HE Teesar Company leave to inform the public that
their Boiling Mill Forge 10 complete opeaton aud
they prepared execute the shortest notice. ORDERS o every
desc pton of bar Iron hammered rolled, embracing
Flat Iron from 3 10 12iachcs wide
Round and square, 3. l6 to- do DO
Hoops, 34tu2l -2
Band, ? TO O. box and tank Iron;
Railroad Axles hammered The most approved pan nnu war
ranted Splicing Plates railroads. and punched 10 ORDER rail-
rad iron do. 800 -, r,
In connection with their Rolling S and Forge, tho lredesaf
Company extensive Iron and Brass Foundry Smith
ING and Machine Shop. this department OF their business they
are furnish all descriptions Of Castings iof
mill gearing other and 10 have the same heu vi IN
having secured the inc most
rienced aod skiIful Iiizans that could be obtained
Having entire confidence their ability TO serve the puoc upon
good terms and with good work similar
in tho Union solicit share oil their patronage
FRANCIS D. DEANE, Jr,
Mav1 f3-ul President 7rsdegar Iron Company
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
THE Mail Train on Wednesday, the th instant, VIII
leave Richmond a, IA before O'clock r.
Office r. f. & P. Il. K. Company. r
Junef -
OTICEWas committed the Jail Of this county, on the i9ih
" Of March last Runaway negro Woman VINO can her-
af JOANNA MEADE, and represents herself as Tree. San "o
man five and inches hgh not very oackj
has scar her left Just below hor elbow, ny
and the OF the lett eyeand
wore whom committed old calico rocE and appears 10 DC Dc
s and 2yeas age. The of said negro hereby
pot , r;,t Tn 90 Ia la,y drects IRA L. BOWLES,
Ma ,saa l7-l2t
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npLOOD HORSES Willie Sud at Public Sale on
B FRIDAY, the 18th day Of June ne1' ct The farm
belonging the es,a,e of Robert B. Stark, decd called
Lawson S. about miles from Norfolk, that well known
and successful Race Horse Stockton, years old :
stockton, is out; Of Iris, by American Eclipse. also,
very handsome Bay Colt. (untried years old, on,
Of L;i,le,onia, by Chateau Margnux also, handsome
unified Bay Filly years old, out of Iris by Chsnt
os,r For Pedigree of Iris and Lillletonia. Am
Turf Register Terms Of sale liberal, and will be mad
| known on the day.
Tic E1eculOr Of Robert b. Stark, d-e'd
N,v3l 7-iaGJ
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.N0M0ges's' Office, Richmond, va.

Splendid Scheme for the l5Lh June, 1890
CAPITAL PRIZE.
$4,000.
And fourteen drawn numbers.
Alexandria Lottery,
Glass No. 4, for 1880.
To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. G., on Saturday, 10Th
June, 1889.
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ed upon by General Jackson and Mr.. Van Buren,
they will further allow TO cay If The bold and dar-
ing efforts of Whggery 10 lay hold Of The government;
cannot be controlled by the volumes of nconlroVer1g
facts, the unansweuble arguments and the overwheln
ing eloquence, of Benton Buchanan, Wright and al.
len, in the Senate, and The inimtnble Doctor Duncan
and his coadjutors in the House OF Representatives. II
would be arrogance in TO suppose that my hua,e.s
efforts could weigh feather.
"Therefore, respectfully ask TO be excused. And,
with my best wishes for the cause of Democracy. ard
mr. kindes. regards 10 those Democratic friends fon:
whom The call has proceeded, subscribe myself their
obrdient servant. HM. SMITH"
Huntsville, Ain July 10, 1889.
Barns At SEA-On the fourth of JAY, when the
ship Robert Pulsord Captain John Prince, lately arrtv.
ed q, Balmo:> irnn Liverpool, vas in latitude 50 &c
srees The wife Of Mr. Lewis Lewis, Of the passen
gers, safely delivered Of three fine daughters They
ssvera!ly named Columbia, Oceana and Victoria.
The mother and children said To be doing well
GREAT S4LE.-We learn from the Baltimore Amer.
can that gentleman Of this city 10 has field Of fit
teen filed wish crop Of furnishing uorns .hnits.
ennis has sold the crop during the pesentmeek for the
sum Of TuIRTY.TWo THOUSAND FIVE HsspEED DOL
LARS
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The PiIprim Orator !!

Nlr Clay left Syracuse 10 the canal packet boat on
saturday, The 9th, for Oswego, where he arrived on
ne same dsy-on his way to the city OF Montreal and
9ueoee-and thence to Saratoga and we presume, 10 ~
i"fS DC, &c, DC. AT Syracuse, lie was addressed by
oeh Granger, in tine presence Of about 5000 persons
ano DC replied in speech of about hours Duration
lie oihed the Syracuse Hotel with about $50 persons
Inc table Orator spoke usual In the evening, the
cas- from Utica brought him various delegates from
duchess Ulster, Albany, and depu'atlon from
zoe Committee of Wing Young Men in the C,ty Of
New York More specialization, Of course More
s'acks upon bis competitor of course "A Cores
Pohoent OF The Albany Argus says, that Nothing
can exceed the bitterness Of spirit in which he spoke
=, Tue late os well The present Administration -
ne complained bitterly, because the Old Hero had iius
'ied his plans by the holiness and energy with which
He mad resisted The encroschmens and Frustrated the
power Of the great Wing ido-the Bank Of The u s.
oy removing the deposes and by defeating his cele-
taed electoneerng land BILL wbch he said he prepared
with his coat off He renewed the war upon the Spe-
f Circular and the Veto, and denounced both in the
nhes language Of disappointed ambition; and finally
eaTng measures, he forgot decorum, and rallied at The
venerable ex President When he had exhausted his
uVe he stopped and seemed to expect that the people
would second his TRADE by some expression ofappause
But he have felt chagrined and mortified that not
On individual responded 10 it. assure you there was
Perfect silence not even Amos P. nor r. W. with all
Wtlr Wing zeal the visit OF Mr. Clay 10 political
capital seemed prepared to respond illusions in such
Gao taste and repugnant to the feelings OF the great
9ndy Of The people.
ne concluded his philippe here, at other places, by
spreading The Federsliss in favor of unon, for the
s sa Of union" by which he understood TO urge
mem TO unite upon one Presidential canddate-mean.
ing himself no doubt although his habtual modesty
prevented him from naming the man. de said tina, their
cause was despera,e and that while he in favor of
National Bank, and others preferred to give the local
oanss another Trial. yet that all differences ofths sort
81 he factions Of An,imasonry Abolitionsm, and the
"'oSano forms which Federalism had assumed Tor Inc
onpshment Of lis political designs, and into which
was now divded-must be laid aside, or he could as
S u then That Mr. Van Buren, would be re elected and
,.s noefiles Of The country overthrown! The "Whgs
,t much disappointed in the tenor Of the speech and
e manner of The decaimer and they aemp, to excuse
I'm I'm ny saying that The weather extremely warm,
'a a. VT Clay was exhausted, &c &c
&, iae Republican Press is literally fayng the Orator
- us audaeious and shameless system Of Ecconcer
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a Pa'riarehot Republican,
(JHho has refused scat on The Bench IF the supreme
(oyrf of me L. S


Cart Of he U. S
Judge William Smith, of Huntsville, Alabama, has
returned The following striking reply to an application
which was made TO him 10 become a candidate Tor lhe
next Congress:
ain the Democrat of the 18Th instant, have met the
invitation 10 become candidate 10 represent his Con-
.ressional Distrct-To which beg leave TO reply
through the same medium:
"That, however highly may appreciate this honor,
so respectfully rendered me By portion of my Demo
cratic friends, yet am constrained TO say ina. nave
no, the remolest wish would II BY any means com
port with my private or political arrangements .. 'n.'
lime to become member of Congress. an mueh en-
ployed in my domestic concerns, and am m"feose '.e
didale for reelection TO The S,ne Legislature; where;
can be useful shall meet sufficient psmoeyao e n
,h,, ,he,s r;sis nm awful struggle between modern
Whegsy in ,,m wh 6f hat F wssTsy
h;.h e.n,e,;ssd The wears of 1913 and go will again
bring Democracy TO The feet Of the Federal party and
may bring with it the whole train Of gag laws, diIec.
nnre unsophstica,ed Democratic principles marked
Gu, by The immortal Jefferson, aud SO molly Prac''s
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s1ENITEY;rIARY MANUFACTrREs.-The undersigned IA

HBEAITENriARY MANUFACTEREs-1h undersigned va
forms patrons OF this Institution and the public genfhN'
that thrre Ill lines he found y sole, nj The Penirna
Store the leading from tho Nnn 10 as!os bfe
usually murufacurcd at tho Institution, ccniiAns !" "
Of The following, Viz:
Kcn,s ard srncts honry for negro clothing; hne DO ear
Lndseys, Plains, Cotton OsnuGug, Eur Domcscs ,ins sh
double wove; Bags and Begging; ac HEAVY FLa ~ ~
BROGC rs SHOES: Also ine shoes ard Bo"'s ihIaSt'
MI kinds; Wagons Carte Days, Coal tefs Eafoad do,
baows Of descriptions; Cnp. knives. Wheat fnn 't'
approved nsIIuctiou French Burr Mil s'onr.
dercn, sizes; agricultural pencnts, Of all kinds eats an
other oauios,e moving grd may ec'
rcon,i Inv md at which ss fu
domestic both in manufacture and MATERIAL Care 10 he W ~"
manuacl them; AMI in quality and pce, ne
may faty compete viii any article Of the hnd ~ hfh
article that may lie hand, and IS manufactured 1t 'e ~
tuto"' WIN DC eAceu' s J. g WATSON,
General .sgsE.
g
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Com mission Business.

E'E General Commission Forwarding Business carried
many wears in by late Mr. CHARLES NJ MITCH
ELL will he continued by tho ubcrhr uniar The stys and fra
ofCRENSnAW. MITCHELL & CO. Our prior having boon ~
III. Mitchell for ycus and being fully
every branch Of the business enabled wish
the patrons OF tho
eH"riions VII be used Tor the
promotion we occupy e sam" houses 10 which,
Tho usnr,s has md solicit
- LEWIS d. CRENSHAW,
WILLIAM X. MITCHELL,
JOHN VI. HARVEY.
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HISTORICAL Renaissance.


Petersburg, JuiY, 1889.
The enclosed memorandum copied from the original
in the hand writing Of Theodorick Bland. IL occurred
10 me- that ss it seemed 10 touch the financial ques
tons Of the day, you might think il Of sufficient inte
rest to be worth publishing in the Enquirer. o. Z.
MEMOR4NDCUMby Gel Bland, Of an argument
1riM Gen. Sc0h 7aTattOn
Gen. Scott, in an argument had with him on the
subject Of taxation, in which advanced il my OPT
MON. that there already in The Z. Siatea, circu
alinr medium sufficient for The purposes of Commerce,
and 2ily in order 10 put it into full circulation, that
taxation was necessary, urged (May 4h, l1o2) in
opposition this sentiment, tina, IT was Impoiic and
mpraclicable TO begin taxacn lsi because ihe bulk
Of The people having money, would he obi ged 10 sell
par OF their possessions, To those spectators who
he'd locked up their money in chests and laid wait to
purchase The effects Of those who would be obliged 10
sell
2dly That tax laid by law would bear hard on the
poorer class Of People, and The rich would not Ieel in
proportion
In opposition TO this and in order to prove my asser
ton advanced Ist, that every kind OF imported com
modify, and great number OF articles OF home produce
together with lands and labor, bore price more than
vice what they bore prior to the war
ID That there was not an apparent stagnat'on IN COM
merce-that travelling wos as frequent, though three
times as expensive formerly.
Sd. That the sale Of every article among ourselves,
not for foreign export viz horses tools Tor labor slaves
&c, which employed in labor, which Is the rcpre.
sentative Of The wealth of every country bnre as high,
if moi a higher, price, than they did before the war
To this add that it might be prudent and polite
perhaps TO draw such proportion OF The actual specie
contained within the United States into circulation by
Quarterly Taxation, in the course OF the year Will
take and throw back the whole specie OF The United
States This would be stimulus equally applied 10 the
industry Of all in their respective rank and stations To
get their proportion it goes round and keep The BODY
polite in the same degree Of health and vgor That The
natural s in when each member and each particle
Of it obtains lis due proportion of nourshment from an
equuble circulation, and prevent thai partial iuIness,
which without il will be in the commercial part oil
the community and then in the farmer they take The
advantage OF particular circumstances 10 speculate upon
and in fact each other, nd hGiiu, when opportu.
nily offers These observations general end Will
apply to all and conditions of society where regu-
lar civil government is instituted.
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5;o ooo Vo,ux Jfvlt;cnniis Trees al Pubiie Sale

x1,uI 10 I ~ pu',c sale WedncSday The 18th sept
w , lao n, hapst 10 orI"ck 10 the forenoon, at the ~
ea tocoooey Germantown, about miles from ho city OF fhi-
,co hundred y thousand genuine MoIus nultieuus
Tee. growing most usnan! and rfonornetd JGasf 10
~ r. nn, superior any Trees growing tbs Sti-
under, cish; $500 1900 ra.h, cent
OcO 600 years credit Oo 10 1900 four
,i credit. The credit 10 %
secured and unacunbce real estate OF
approved security with interest cent pnysbe hail e'
or . discount OF per cent. on All bills over 81 600.
Catalogues with partcuas will BE- rcLdy tor delivery ~ a
Auction Mart week previous to saiethc tees may cIH "
the ground until December neat.
n. g. Tho Hi.hdri Cocooaery, row in inl opeao' 'I o
eyed he Of tho argast in tho world ! Gas al Sea
,own about one fourth Of mile from the kaltona peloi.
C. J. EOLBERT, guei"naT.
ILL., r 2j-Jt
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have peti ion al my Office addressed to The Prcsi
dent OF the U. States requesting The release Of Wm h.
McKsnzir from unnecessary and unjust bondage, award
ed by Federal Court at Canandaigna, T. T. Those
who continue 10 admire the spiri, that nerved Revo-
lu!innary Fathers in glorious cause, Will please call
and aix their signatures for his immediate release.
WIN WALLACE
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For THE ENQUIRER.
For THE ENRUTFFF.
Remarks, on The address Of the Wig Central COMMITTEE

Remarks on he .3ddreSs 81 The Wing CenlTal CUmmE'e'
addressed 10 the good Poop. Of Virginia
You, people of Virginia, are peculiarly lucky You
have in bygone days the privilege and l
of nreseninr TO the whole Nation most splendid eai
lerv of statesmen and PATROLS But is your good LOT.
tune in this respect, really never to know an end II
SENS not; on the contrary, j, would appear from the
facts now before u.s. tina, the superiority Of your Po
cans SO far from rerogradng or remaining a. s'anu
,; i destined ever 10 he progressive, and every ge-
nera,on is mphulically WISER and BETTER than the
one which has preceded it, What, noble monument Of
The march Of intellect And il is even so, my fellow.
citizens that now perceive breakers ahead ana I'M.
although much bcwilchcd aud daIiled IN common WV
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Flu DDiiaTS Rflrgyd.

8SCoSDED from subscribers, about the last Of May
GU BOB. We hired him from the OF Zach.
ctru"r, deceased at the Short Pump ntont twelve m
a,uve about % 20 DID, about
9nches high mndc dark brown complexion with
slow spoken when spoken lie has bruihcr
hrousng VIM Mann, Of King William county; be may b.
lurking that nciShbohood he has been working 10 m
several years The ,hoYO reward Of fifty
will be paid IL taken Of tho State and twenty dollars
the STATE md all reasonable charges paid if delivered
Chesterfield cson James Iire about miles bca
Richmond. e. n. GREEN.
Au,6
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WIN. WALLACE.

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER
u We are requested TO say that The August No of
this periodical! will be issued this mSrn!ng Tuesday, 9Th
inst.
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; = = = = :
DEATHS.
lyNl I, S1ckFSZIE

Died Monday, the 29h ut., residence shochoe ,
in the 9th his Mr. OLD and
highly respectable resident OF this city.
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vrEGg,r. L.sD orrrcr, August >, 1889

NIEG!sII L.sD OFFICE, August y, lt5'
conformity with o. tho General Assembly OF the Con-
enlri reduce INTO act the several
acts concerning eschsors do hereby make known TO al woa
It a, appears by certificate of the L'ccaos
Tor county of Halifax dated the 18th july 1879 aud received
nj this Office that the eth October ls, of land
tann: 900 acres Halifax county and Of Which Job i
mud ied seized duly cschcated TO this Common" oath
$. n. PARKER, Reg. L. cre.
9t-wuW
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Departure IF The Steamers.

The British Queen takes out l03 passengers, exclu-
sive of children and servants) among whom ure Mr. G.
&. Cambreerg and family, Mrs PaPineau and family
ern i"A@and-,apdih The Great West.
ton Of Charleston. Mr. Vincent Nolte, &c.
The steamers and packet for Havre have carried
on, handsome supply Of specie The last has been a
busy and an anxious week al n York. But The E1-
press" OF Saturday says:
The week has passed and the anxiety is about over.
The two Steam Ships, and three Packet Ships left
the same day with about quarter OF million Of specie
for Hayre and three quarters for England which drain
the Banks have hardly felt. In the mean time plenli-
FIJI supply Of bills has been kept Upland when all The
Packets off there yet supply at rates vary
ing from 100 TO ITO and 10 2-The worst expected is
now over The public mind is very much Gained
The Banks even in the midst Of efforts to get panic
and run upon them have earessy supplied specie and
exchange the full demanded for all the wants
ri The community
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SfrGfY0is'S Office.

Drawn Nos il Virginia Monongalia, No q:
45 81 GG Is 80 ~ e. q f2 80 Us %
August I'LL
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Female Collegiate Institute, buckingham co Ia.
fEE Public Examination in tins Iaitue val be hol"n on tho
- 18Th, lith and 18th days OF August inst The present session
will close on the 10th, with commencement, exercises
PERLEE B. WILDER, PrtsiJsni.
1T
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FEo,,f,s EsG,sk Of Prizes.

Drawn numbers Of Virginia hlonongalia Lottery No
4, drawn 3rd inst
August 2O-u
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y lMES WUODIIuE>E Co. SUCCESSORS 10 NJ. THRIFT G
CO.. Petersburg Eirsiuu having purchased ont the Book aud
Stationary Establishment Of NJ Thrill n Co. Of this place,
condun. the business rnicr The firm and vie above Named
the old Sycamore, fronting Eorsb They
design king such alrs the ock viii enable them 10
fore been Attempted IN Petersburg JAS. NDOhnCtsE
EDWARD r. NASH.
Petersburg, Va, angustG 2t-Gt
e. p NAsB, Book and Piano F"rse Seller" Petersburg, Va
Continues his business tho old iaId. above hr SWAMI
Bookstore