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MEDICAL COLLEGE. Is RIcHmoSD. Va
yUyHE next Winter Term "f LECTURES ~ the Medical
y Department Of Hampd.n sydney College, OF Rich
n,vnd viii Commence MONDAY. Oct 2lst, lo39,
and conl"ua nnlrl the las, of February following
AUGUSTUS L. WARNER, NJ D., Professor oil
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. d., Professor of Theory ond
Practice nj Medicine
iii JOHNSON, NJ D Professor of Anatomy aud
l. W CHAMRERLAYNE, NJ d, Professor of Ma.
terra Med,ca and Therapeutics
R l. BOHANNAN, N. d Professor OF Obs're,Ics
and the Diseases "f Women an Children
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D Professor of Che
misry and Pharmacy.
The College inirinary attachtd 10 The College Build
inr has bppn m successful operation for The last eight
months and furnishes constantly number Of interest.
ing Medical and Surgical cases-tO "bich the student
has al all hours
The Cmege nirnary, together with the Aims House,
Prnrrn'ary and Arm"ry (Which ale nntsr the charge
of two Of The Prnfrssns) will afford The student an OPP
poruniiy nf witnessing the diseases incident To
n Southern climate. The abundance 9" materials for
Anatomical purposes, and the reduced price al which
they are furnished, will ensbe the student !" acquire an
intimate knowledge Of The Anatomy of the human budy
and the use Of Surgical INSTRUMENTS
During the last Winter Course OF Lectures. fiom The
number 81, Surgical Cases admitted into thr lnrmary
the Professor of Surgery enabled To exhibit before
The class nearly all The Important Surgical operations
upon the Hring subject; and from The growing popu
Inry Of the nfmAry. there is reason To believe that
hereafter The Surgical Cases in the House, will greatly
increase.
Good Board including fuel, lights. servants attend
ance &c be obtained in Tins CITY for Jour dollars
per week.
We are authorized 10 stale that full Course of Lee.
lures in h- Institution will be received ns equivalent
| 10 one in The following Medical Scho"s University OF
Prnnsylyan,a Jefferson Medical Cnege Of Ph'iadr ph'n
MEDICAL College Of the State Of South Carolina ram
,lvnnin University, Lexington Ky univr sIy OF Ma.
ryland, &c, &c.
The Professor Of Anatomy will open the Dlsseclng
Rooms OF the Coll, &c hr first OF Oc"bpr
AUG'S L. MARINER. NJ. D.,
Dcnn IF The .bediea Fneuity
/ R,~uuosD Nav 2ih lc3J. Dim
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS


palnaHe Coton .hanntdc'my aud SAGE OPrdhrfs jGT
WMTlLL he sold. on the Cd Monday in December
Wv next. at 10 nclnck. A. NJ. the premises. The
follow ing Property. belonging 10 the Sauda Manuiac
turing Company, viz:
The Mill Lands sl'nsie on both sides of the Saluda
River. al Boards Falls. 3 miles from Columbia, 5 e.,
containing lao acres the improvements consisting of
Cotton Mill, Saw Mill Blacksm and Machine Ship,
h,ea. and CABINS for the Negroes &c &c and tn.
Machinery, Consisting Of ss Spntlrs and "a Looms.
aud ell The appurrnances pertaining thereto will bp sold
in one lot, credit Of one ,wu three and four years
the interest the whole Ia b. paid annually,
The he secured by bond mortgage and per.
s,na security The charter n Incorporation he trans
ferred 10 The purchaser purchasers Of The property.
Ga Slaves a credi, Of ninety days for Notes with
npprov rndnrsprs bearing interest," payable 'icr
nf The Company, in Columbia. s. {. a Properly
hining The advantages ihs possesses is rarely offered
the public II is kcnipd in hsGIhy region with nm
imn,rrsp water prwrr. ard fire sites Tor nher Mills
There is an npxhaus'ihr supply Of The finest granite
hs premises ard p'ch pine timber in abundance:
ia thu head Of The Cuiin markrl, here the raw
material can be- nhiord without The havy expenses Of
transportation insurance receiving and aiding com
missions hhripgs &c &c II has h'hr.i" rnrt n,ar.
kei for is products. aims p1rln lively al home The
Mill i. huilr thu most appr"v plan ' granite 900
feet by IS s"rirs high, and is half iIIrd with ma
rhnprv The Machinery is al the very best descrpli"n
md finish The Slaves tranpd 10 h oralinns of he
Mil The Louis v,llp Cincinnati and hari.sur Rail
Rnad is xprcrrd 10 b., cnmpLt,d Ia Columbia in The
course vrar which VII greatly facilitate The trans.
por,a,ion and delivery of lis manufactured gods
ID ENART.
President suiudn Manufacturing TO-
Sent &
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N.dicni [ III, ne af Inuixiunn

.Ntdirni toH'g- IF Louisiana
YNyiE SIXTH SEs-IE at instruction in this school
will open The lst Monday in December Rules
terms And qusss "f ernduatI"n The as IN HE
University az Pennsylvania Any number of suh;~cis
fnr practical anatomy will be supp!isd free OF expense
Full of clinics will b. delivered the baspi,a
BY the professors of medicine AMI surgery The later of
whom will perform in The pr-ssnce Of The class more
operations than be witnessed in any hospital Of The
Union
Physiology and Pathology, hy J Harrison NJ d.
Harra Medira, Therapeutics. &C., Barton, NJ. ID.
Theory sud practice of Medicine. James ZONES ~ D.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, l. R'ddrll, NJ ID.
Surgery, S'"n-, NJ D.
Anatomy. ny q S"l, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and diseases OF Females,
&c, II. Cenas, NJ u.
Practical Anatomy, W. Morgan. NJ. ID.
F. n. BARTON, Nj. D., Dsan.
Ausl6 29-wilE
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CVTOY COFFEE HOUSE P;rLmo,J

TEyliE undersigned avas h'mseii 81 h.> medium IN
inform his friends and lhr public thai h. has te
come HE proprietor Of that we'll known and p'pusr,,
adjustment kept for many years by Mr. JOINS EAhIY,
where he is prepared 10 receive visitors TN! n"us A..
comfortable ami well provided; his wines liquors ar.
Of the first qualify, and his liable shall eli rurs SUM-
piled with every deIcacy OF the An erfary-
npnt has been made with Mr.. Carter. rpar Of rIp flo
TEL for proper attention 10 The hmses of tav"rrs ard
other guests In short exertions shall h. spared n
render his house an agreeable place "f suI,urn.
Sep3 T34-lOtr HENRY ". MAuCk,
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H NUMBERS Tor sale az STRATTnS LUCKY OHlce
Luck !-3-6 Capitals sold nnd cashpd by STRATToS, the
All Prize Seller, in little IL months.
cnp;tal prizes Sold nnd eashtdby Sraton in days
Drawn Nos IN Mary land State Lottery No y, drawn
September 4h:
IS 81 30 Is AZ IS II % 5 al 60 40 SO
Ticket Mrs 5 81 Al Both sold and cashPd by
"iI AZ 60 S1RA r1ON.
Drawn Ms in Virginia Petersburg Lottery, Extra 8,
drawn Sept, mhsr 9Th:
80 So Is II % 63 10 30 GA SO 46 40
Ticket Nos ii IS g. prize OF 5000, sold and cashed
by Stratum
Drawn N"a in Sussex County Lottery, No. 81 drawn
September 5h:
% 10 ~ 2s 81 &C SO 90 IL 40 65 10
Nos s 10 32)
F." 81 ~ 6G All sold and cashed by
/" n2S3l sTRATTON.
Drawn Nos ~ Va Leesburg Lottery, No. 5, drawn
srpIemh. 1th:
81 81 IS 25 q 40 IS " 40 IA IS AZ
Whole Nos 30 ~ I5,a prze Of $20D. sold and cashed
by SlRATTON.
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Unes nour .Mnihtr kaO,e NM outs

NNARTIN VAN buren, AND HENRY CLAY
lvH have gone visiting folks at The North and IA.
dame Fortune has come TO stay pretty considerable
spell al HnyI's in Richmond " While The frl nts Of
the great ure showing their devotion 10 Them The
admirers of her LudyshIp will doubtless avail themselves
Of the rare opportunity now offered OF sauling II.
Damc" in person She has d.r ra,ntd 10 take lioyis
patrons under her special prnIs aud for s purpose
has stationed h. rSef HINTS doOr 10 rpcelse cun
pany. and notice who buys Of ms lucky tickets Some
say that she is blinded by bandage- but itIs notice
will show that se "kno@s What she is ahnnl" and she
requests say that the prizes OF 5n Ou0 Siu 0O
&c &c presented by her 10 fi"yt suticrs 10
satisfy her friends of The iact she will pu, H.. rna
ter "ail straight by presenting them with al one
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Her ftieuos
are requested call and her al HUys below
the ruins Of the Eagle.
Jul Eff
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x,HaRLES ELLIS y. SONS have ,ecei'ea ." :,
n r,uo Ha,a L,s.a. rto" Lv, rpn"l. Their ~
xn ply Of Dry G"ds and ti'fGaarr when ft""a.s -
stock desirable and cnuplr'; t'i oi "h'e' ~, - N.
onr ,n,,,s and cnun,ry uerrants generally on 'hr
aios' H ~ " $50 36-It
Sept 10 -
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LIr. RAM u k'"siil
- .orrHry

a Lif. kakY q k'"sii1.
M RosIRr sourasr
TpE Fails ur LoDuhE
~ -. IN. wafer down fen Loicr'!
And there il lies d ,ts'lrs;
pe,e smoking aEn fothng
It's iumu AMI wrath IN
I, hsstens alo.s, conflicting and sironS;
Now striking and raging,
Asifaws- "ssirs,
Is c,ysms and rocks anonsi
Rising and lrahns,
Sinking ans creeping
Swelling aud ansinS.
Ehuwering and 8iEin:ins,
EJdyrs nnd whissins,
Srcu,i"s and ifisSing
Turning aud twisting,
Around ard a:ochl,
Cc!l,r,ir-, lisj cling,
Win endless rebound.
Smiling and lighting,
Ia turmnl de!.h,ins.
Con.uuutug, astounding,
p,tovlng and tnaeni,e the Q q with its sound.
Rcc.dns and speeding,
And shocking and roc Ing,
Aud darling and parting.
And threading and spreading,
An whzeins and h!s-ins,
And dripping and skipping.
And whitening and bri2h'cnnS,
And quivrrIng and shirrrns,
And hitting and splitting,
And shining and twining,
And rattling ADD battling,
And shaking and qutkins,
Aud pouring nn, roaring,
NM waving and raStng,
And tossing and crossing,
And RAINING and stunning
And hurryIng and skuHynR,
And stterIa2 and lritteh.s,
And gathering and fraihrring,
AMI dinaiaa aud spinning,
And iolun. and rosmirs,
adhspp.ng nd dropping,
And working ami jerking,
And au.lins and struggling,
And hcaving and ci-nsins,
And laundering and huundsrins'
And falling and 5rawlins and sp'awh"s'
And driving aud riving md striving ,r
And sprnklns and crnkirn. and twink'I"s'
And sounding and bounding and rounn'ns'
And bubblirs and uoublng and douoins'
Dividing and gliding and sliding.
Grumblns and rumblns and trmhiin:,
Ci.tteriny aud battorn2 aud sh' ,ierine,
And cleaning streaming and ssinm'"g ann
And Tu.hn. and arshns aud brushing and gushing,
And fsppins and r,ppiuy and clipping and sihpplhs
And curling and whrng and parltns and i"H'nS'
R.,rcans and meeting and beating and shrehns,
DELAYING and s wing ind spr:yng and playing
Advancing and praucng and glanring ami daneng'
Recalling, tut moiug and toiins and boiling,
And humping bum ping md fumrins and lumi.ng'
And thrashing and Gushing aud alshng ana sp'asons'
And 40 ending,
But always descending, .
sornd, and motions fur and ever are blending,
All at - and NIL DER,
With n mighty upfonr,
And this way the water comes down Won, I.ouo.-
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By hs Lieuteaunt Gor.'no, Of tie Conmonueaith,nf
Troinia


FhU Ia NHT HON.
NNTHEREAS n rscancr haih occurred in the Senate
w nf This Stale in the d sric, composed az The
counties of K.nauhu Mason, C"h-l. Logan Nicholas.
Fayei,e nnt Jackson by the resignation Of BESJaMis
II SMITH Esq
Now ths,rfnrr Henry L HOPKINS Lieusnani.Go
vernon setting in Inc absence Of the Governor from The
sent "f Government, have thought proper direct the
Shrri:fs Of the counties of Konawha Madison Cshell
Logan, Nicholas. Faye'te and Iarksnn bold el.c.
ton On the second Monday in Ocbsr f'r member
OF tho Senate Of this Sine {" fl The vacancy aforesaid
Gwen under my hsnd as Lieu pnnn, Governor, and
lSeall under the lesser seal Of the Common wealth
al Richmond, this 18th day Of Augns'. 1889.
n. l.. HOPKINS
Sep,6 35-wiw
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.n"mnmh Hhae Shh Hmm E"gs
THNHE subscriber has remaining upsuld II" tl0u.
sand EGGs of The celebrated kind. al his rcsderre
near the Virginia Baptist Seminary Persons VA" wish
To get the genuine kind had better make early spr
tI0n JAMES " bhEEBF.S.
lime 9-ti
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One half efa Falunte Nt~>popr EstatG>hmtntJar SIe

One h1D 81 Il 3tUnNe NtFSF"pT Est"0iShM'" JOF S'e
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN well Gnaif'd In con-
"a duct the Editorial Department al D.moc'a'Ic
pap-r and willing 10 partner OF tb- present
prprletor can learn from the Editor o the Erqu're
where he invest egh, or Ten hundred dollars
sn as 10 make il nett HIM hundred cent anna.
ally. TO young gentleman commencing me legal pr'
Ersson the situain wuuld be very desirable one.
il is believed that his prospects Of imnd"te success ~
his profession would be more n't"rIng where HE press
is located, than IN any other section Of Virginia
Sept 8 'J-H
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.Nal,agcrs' Office, EithnaOMtt. Va

CAPITAL PRIZE SIO0 200
Lottery authorized by the STATE OF MARYLAND
to erect Town Hall and other buildings in The city
OF Baltimore.
Class No |. for 1899
To be positively drawn in The city Of Baltimore IN Wed
npsday. September %. ls39. under The superntend-
pncp Of thu commissioners
D S GREGORY Il Co (successnrs TO Yates e. Mlntyre,)
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Day GOODS.

;QUEltN TAYLOR 70 NJ" ~" ,,d
oil Il, The lailr II" aud l.ag"ha f'n ~ nv, I,I
b. M pa kits from S'"n, NV fo'N n"" n t;nds
= compete aud well selected as>"t M Nv ~ - 49,
which they of T f.r sal. III ,hfr usual terms
.9.n On C"n<'gamtn'.
, y h'"ar'" ,nI :2ti- th'
lSpr lt
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100000 Dollars.

Lottery arh"r,srd Ivy the Srare Of Maryland, Class
No /. for lc}9- To b, drnun ,hs 25h Sept 1889.
The leading Capais are One GRIND Prize IF $780,
OGO nf 25 0n0. Of 900. OF 600 OF GU!o. Of
400 ! OF nnO. of 0a0. 10 Of 5000, 90 Of 1000,
81 Of $40 81 of i0UD-- and great many other very
fine prrzss. amounting 10 an immense sum "i money.
10 Number Lottery, and ~ drawn ballots
certificate nf package of % W hule Tickets In this
Magnificent Schsm me will bs sem Tor $3.50
A certificate OF package Of rs Hat Tickets Sl25
Do dn "a Quarter do 62 so
Do do % Eighlhs do 81 %
Single Whole Tickets S2n-Shares in proportion
n Il Orders from the cnuntry promptly and conf.
denliay attended 10, if addressed 10
". STRATTON.
Sep, 10 (36-2] Richmond. "a
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FALL and Wi.STER GOODS

IBy!E suhscrh,r havrr,e,v,d by The packets Lynch
burg. Weymouth 1u>rnr"n. Nassau and Man
r-s.pr t.." ~. Y'rk large aud general ass"rt
,urnl It DRY GOODS, adapted l" ihr present and ap
ptuach,na =. ssnn puch. sd with money. AID al u"usu
ally low pricrs-'lhe following constitutes part oi
them:
Exrts sup. blue binck and assorted cold Cloths
D, do PLAIN aud 81 prd olu- mud hlark Cassmefes
d, do ASSORTED cold plain and striped do
Supr blue black. iu,xrd green nnd drab Salinetts
MEDIUM a nd sup fire K. uiurky Jams
Glasgow and common krrs,,s ard Pilot Cloths
Rnsr Whitney, DutfI and P"in BIaDaes
Mixed striped and piasd Lmse:s
Swansdown, ToIlunet and MetIno Vestings
Plain and Cnl Velvet and plnn and figured Satin do
Rial Welsh Gauzr and French Fannrls
Supr and ccin,non whi'., d, green aud !ellnw do.
Limbs Woni aud hlrrm" Sh'rs aud Drawers
s. and 4 plain and figured English MrrInns
PLAN French and figured Mnhar do. tor cl,.aks
Low priced nnd goats hsr C"nlh'rts
iarperings Booking. Baiz- aud Rugs
Extra rich style thnlIirs and M"usn de LANES
Medium ard low priced plain ard figured do.
PLAIN aud figured Gro d. N,p snd Poi IL S"i
Hest black Gro DE- Rhine aud Giro d. ARGUE
Rcb assorted cid plain aud hEured Sauns
DO aud wide black Mnna Lnc-s
PAIN md worked bubbnrt do.
Wire ptuund Lacrs aud tdginps. and Bland do.
li,ch plush Nanrll,s aud black b"G6inrt Wells
French worked Caprs and collars
,lark T. mhsz,ne and assorted c"'"rs French Grapes
Plnin and fgur d Sw Use and book NusIns
Jacnnrt striped. checked and null do
Imitation French Canhr'c and Blshnrs Lawn
fable damask Diaper and Fahl" Cl"hs
Russia and bird ry- Diaper and Napkins
Irish Lru.ns. Lawns and line t'aIubtics
Cambria and b"hblurt Edyings and insrriDgs
Thread and gimp Lare.. Ehg'ng- md lnser'Ings
PLAN and rinhroidrr.d I hr.ad amhric HGks.
l,rnche M-rinn Tribe ard Rob R"y Shawis and Hdks
Navatinn Ch,n-llr aud Psrs style Shaws
Satin dr. Lsins, fancy silk aud black l'vr Rdkis.
Flag, SpraIfi.d, Randanna and P"ngrr tidkis.
Best and medium qusity black Italian Cravats
Light and dark plaid Eern HdkIs.
th,nn, lie and silk Card b. AID
Ladies long white kid and lrt mel Glnves and Mills
Light bne, rose col d and nssnrl. d KID Gloves
G-n,len-ns, youths and boys buck. beaver and wool.
len do
Ladies silk, cotton worsicd and lambs wool H"se
Nnrstpd add w"n!an Hose ard 2 Hose for se wants
Plain aud figured satin aud rpffara R hh"ns
Cap bonnrt. br"nch and narrow Bell Ribbons
Com aud gill Pins Ne.dl-s aud Flowers aud Wreath.
Silk and lnh,a Rubber Give Knnis
Habit and futnllnrp Prints. all qualities
Apron and iurnirurP Checks ard Bid Ticking
: TX and cotton Umbrella. irnm common 10 fine
York Mill Shirtugs and Hamilton Long Cloths
White aud cold c"rd-d and Victnr,a Skrrls
Net aud India Ruh,rr Suspr nders and Curseis
With variety ri other articles ennmet aied above
all Of hch offered whup-nlr and retail very
reasonable terms, f,r cast, ncrap'nrcss in Town
VALENTINE Il GREEDEN,
Whis Buildings, Fl street, Sh"rhr Hal
Sept 6 35-6 &"3w
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TBNO TEACHERS The Trnsisee of the Mathews
q Academy wish 10 employ, i"r the ensuing year, a
,earhrr n undnubrd qualifications to take charge al
sud insiIiu,inn. A gpn'l. man. with q small iamly
hav,ng Ind YEARS experience in The cement
an aradrn,v wkn could take The hnp esahli.h,nrn
under his .unrrin'sndrnce inrnding the boarding De.
parment, would he preferred An assistant is also
wan'pr. IL The principal isncer should he unnarrnd
and situated 10 take charge of the hnarders then il
would b. dra'rahp that the teacher should do
The fees The he frsi Of its OPP ration
will range from $500 to 81 O0r and il is fid.nlly
calculated there will he large accession ths year
A gentleman Of The rqui-r qualifications, WIN would
lake n. entire nrrsds aud o,nv his own assistant it
is hell. vsd, cuid make u very pr"i' ahl. suaiin
Applies lions will by received nn'l the I'd day Of No.
v"mhsr mkt At ~hirh tine The y, rliun will b. made
A"v farh'r explanations can be obHined by addressing
the Pre.id'n, All letters must hP post paid.
By nrdrr al IN. BOARD nf Trustee.
WILLIAM sHULTiCE, Pr,sjdsnL
Sep 30-w,d
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Aug 90
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
YHNHE subscriber constantly receiving from The crie-
I'll bralrd mannfactory Of NrSSs d CLARK, New
Yrk, rlPnuni and plain Piano Fortes. possessing The
latest improvements and that dpicncy of touch and
sweetness nf tone. so pee ular to their manufacture
Also large assortment Of Musical Instruments, and
Musical Merchandise in general
Pano F"rtes repaired tuned let on hire, and taken IN
exchange.
CHEAP MUSIC
The largest coeci"n nf Music offered for sale IN
this State be selected from. n the st"re at The sub
scr ter. who enabled 10 sell a, the Philadelphia
mud New York wholesale and retail pricrs.
P n TAYLOR.
Piano Forte and Music Store, Opposite he Banks.
Avg Ii 20-u
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EyOR SALE Il vii! sell 10 the highest bidder on
Tuesday, the Is, day Of Ocl"ber next mS Farm.
situated on The Rapdan River 10 Cuprper county h"li
mile below bert 7 Willis hnn'ac'u,'nR ei,''. am
,d;,i,no ,hr farms Of C. c. Taairrro, jeremiah Alor-
ton and Captain Isaac Willis containing by recent snI.
vev 643 acres 2l9 of which clrared aud IN hgh
state of CIVILIZATIONS; the balance OF supp rinr tiHoe
land on which has been lately built dwelling honse'
nn hnuses and an xcplIpnt barn. ah Ihrsshing MA.
chine. &c Upwards Of 20 bushels Of wheat 10 me ,
scre was producrd the last year Mail SAD !" DC OF
superior quality, ha. been found IN The premises.
Pnympnis-nnr third cash, The balance ~ one m" TWO
years bearing interest from The date, with approved Sc
curly - h;h,
AT The same time and place will sell to the h'ghes,
bidder my corn, fiddler, farming utensils, honse'',u
and kitchen furniture Also my sl"ck oil horses ea''
he sheep and hogs Terms made kn"wn On we Gay
Of sale LAW. ~ hl''h' ~
b Refer 10 Messrs John Scott d SON fnoer-
ickshutp; Rnbpr, A. Mayo ard jain NJ. ration n'eb
moud and F. A. Thornton Baltimore .c 9
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August 90
Jnm,s k,r,r lam Tar sac

J1m,s hir,r Lnhd Jar Mtc
H AM determined 10 s.ll my PLsSTATi"S in Bncking.
ham within sight oil ScnItsvi!lr containing I'VE My
three hundred acres about hundred and seventy FIVE
acres james River law grounds and about hundred
acrrs Greek low grounds about SIX hundred acrs CHAR
I'd land il the finest lan fnr clover and plaster The
low grounds aud Of thu high lands are now Cover
I'd y it'll There is sn,a!l Grst Mill and Saw Mill
il ANY person disposed 10 purchase will please call
IN Mr.. Brdssr my Oversepr, on The premises. and he
will show The land will make the price reasonable.
aud The payments easy; for stated above, am deter
mined 10 sill All who wish 10 purchase land are IN
rirrd vrw The premises Letters directed 10 me IN
Richmond will meet mmediaip attention. Possession
The Isl January, before. The purchaser will be per
miiied TO crup Of wheat.
AugI3 [2s-'fl J. " WiNFREE
nHR AND MRS PlCOTS Institution for Young
lYH Lndies Nos "a and Is. Washington Squire. PHI
iadtphia instruction given, through the neGum Of
F,ench and English, by Mr. and Mrs PIcor and sui
Gcipn nnn,hr Of cunpepn, ,enchsrs in all INC branches
tauaaf IN N, bes. Scho0fs far uaung ladies
Music vocal and INSTRUMENTAL Spanish, Italian Ger
man drawing, duucing sc Inushtby The most approved
teachers.
For prospectus: references, &c, apply as above.
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Every claiming the right prr p,n my of b
lands sisnatf III ihc above Prucuua;Inn 'e.
III" tn. ShstciIun the Register
mink" yni-nt therefor prGcmaje rfr sirr t ,
in order that the tluim be adudrcard those irrrs
bly, law due time, ihe day appointed tor the
OF the pubic sale; and all clam. dol, mad. lr
paid for PRIOR the date aoesl cia i Nv a Ia Ia
fortified. JAMES WHIT, OMR,
Commissioner u hte Gs"erai land fTrt
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EE0yt's EsNllE Of Prizes,
RIcHaosp, Va.
c.sAA Ahn

RIcHaosp, Va.
100000.
Lottery authorized ny he Stale of MARYLAND. Glass
M for Ic39-T To he dram the 23hh Sept 1899
The radIpg Capitals are One GRIND Prt-e Of
Slnn 600, of % 900. J of 10000 | OF 5000 ! OF
oy5 | Of 600 nr ) OGU. Of 200, 10 of 900. 90
Of 5000 2u al $40 80 nf 900 and great many
other very fine pnzrs amounting 10 an immense sum u
money
"a M Lottery. and l2 drawn ballots
certificate of pncksge Of % Whole Tickets in this
MAGNIFICENT Srhrmp will sent fer $3.50
A Certificate of a Package OF q Half Tickets Sl23
Do do - Quarter DO " 80
D., do g EIghihs do 81 Is
Single Whole 1icksls 800 Shares IN proportion
Orders for trkprs in the above lottery solicited
without delav-IJ9 10 be directed TO the seller of all
the srpe prizes which are snd rhs part Of HE country
ID. M HOYT, Richmond Va
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HP To those in pant of 100 600 Dollars!

W To those an mant IF 100 600 Dollars!
We have the pleasure Of presenting to our friends
and patrons the following snlsndid scheme Of bit
terry TO be drawn on the 25'h &C September 1919.
at Baltimore, capital One Huadrtd Thousand Doilors
The tickets received and the fortunate nnnb-rs fr
obtaining the Grand Prizes ready fnr distribution
among those Of Bcgrrs Friends an,! Patrons who
DESTROYS Of obtaining chance We therefore request
all 10 for ward their orders Z" III. well known Fonnae
Snot," Bigeers Office, where recently sold the