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Il. III. ANDREWS.
DENTIST

EVo uLD inform the public general. ,
w he has returned again 10 CharIo,,a y nat
place he now considers as his residence Ai'
hc hopes will give satisfaction TO those H., wien
opcTated upon 10 his past practice nd III - A'
may call hereafter viii have an oppor,nn',- nat
ways Of returning upon him If their uo,i ~ a..
prove bad. This should not be rlooksd :, mould
warrants al his ror. and considers h,mssis 'a1 =.
for any that may fail on The aecouE, Of nn vogsd
ihlncss in the operation. ''i'aua'
lie expects 10 visit occasionally the sp,,o,.,
ing Towns and Villages. When abseo, ~ tl,
always make il known through the papers > VIII
b'All Orders len with Col. NJ w. Alenn,..
or sen, to the Post Office at this place. viii i"
tended to promptly. va W a.
Room at Col. nj. w. Alexauder's Hotel
Jan. go. 1871. I7tT
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Domeaic Yeda.-Persons who are in
The habit Of making domestic bread, cake,
&c. cso easily manufacture their own
yeast, by attending TO The following d.fse-
tons boil one pound Of good tloJr, a guar
ter of pound Of brown sugar, and Iiule
salt, 10 two gallons Of water, for ono hour.
When milk warm, bottle i, and eerk i,
close. ], will be fl for use in twenty feur
hours. ODe pint Of the yeast will make
eighteen pounds Of bread.-N. j. Farmer
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TO MANAGE A REARING HORSE

TO MANAGE A REARING HORSE.
la preference TO the dangerous expe'l
ment Of pulling rearing horse backwards,
recommend tho adoption Of the following
methods. Whenever you perceive the
horses Inclination TO rear, separate your
reins. and prepare for him; tho instant he
is about 10 rise, slackeu one hand and bend
or twist bis head With the other, keeping
your hands low. The bending compels
bin to move bind leg, and Of necessi.
iy briggs his fore feet down. instantly
twist bin completely around Two or three
times, which will confuse him very much,
and completely throw him Of hts guard.
The .noDent you have finished twisling
him around place his head in the direction
you wish HIM to forward. Ii the situation
be convenient, press him into a galop, and
apply the spur or whip two or shree times
severely. The horss perhaps will no, be
quite satisfied with The first defeat, bu, may
be disposed 10 Try again Cor the mastery.
Should this be the case, you have only 10
twist, &c. ss before. aud you will find 10
the second struggle be wall be more easily
| subdued than on the Grst occasion; IN fact
you will perceive him quail under the oper
alton. II rarely happens tia, q rearing
horse, after having boen treated IN the way
prescribed, viii resort to hrs tricks third
time. Bu, On gong into other hands, and
having another rider, he viii be worry like
y TO have recourse 10 rearing. - American
Fdrmer.
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ITO be continued.)

A nep Soeiety.-We learn that 10
Richmond an "Anti borrowing your
neighbours newspaper every Gay and thus.
cheating the printer. out.of his honest and.
hard earned dues.Society," is about 10 be
formad.
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POETRY.
THE DEAD MARINER.

~ gro. D. FRENrIss.
Slsep on-sleep ou-aboye thy corse,
The winds their Sabbath keep
The wave is round thee-and thy breast
Heavss with the heaving deep.
Ger thee mild eve her beauty aings,
And there the white gull lifts her wings,
And the blue halcyon loves 10 lave
Her plunage in the holy wave
Sleep ONO willow DER thee bends
With melancholy ait,
No violet springs, no dewy rosa
It, soal Of loYa lays bare;
Bat there the ssa flower. bright and young.
Is sweo,ly DER thy slunibers flung,
And ike a weeping mourner fair,
Ike pale flag bangs its tresses there.
Sleep on--sissP on--the giiiisring depths
OF oceans coral waves
ATe thy brighS uEn-tny requiem,
Tae muse CT rs waves
Tia purple gems forever barn,
In fadelsSs eesutT round thy arm,
And pure and deep as infant love,
The blue sea rolls its waves above.
Sleep on--sleep cn-ihe fearful wrath
OF mingiing cloud and deep,
May leave It's wild and stormy track
Above thy place Of sleep;
Bot when the wave has sunk 10 rest,
AS now, twill mErnur Ger thy breast,
And the bright victims Of the ses
Pe-ehaEce will make their home with thee.
Sleep on--thy corse is Ear away,
But love bewsiis thee vet
Fer thee the heart-Wraag sigh IS brealbsd,
And lsvely eyes arc wet;
Ana she, thy young snd beauteoIs Srids.
Her thoughts are towering b. t, Y side,
As Oh she turns to view with tears
] ae Eden Of dspsrtea Tesrs.
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EPIGRAN.

sEST 70 LADY * coNFsnE'cr
wish that two vowels were Joined
10 wedl0ek % hob and true;
] eoald not b1t taink in nv mind
Thos- novels should 10 and L..
turned il in each poisi Of view.
And turned myself round with = sigh
Siil this was the state Of tie two
Fer inverted taey come and /.
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PRESS FOR SALE

A ENG desirous of embarking IN ano'ae, M
u ID siuess. nuw offer the establishment =" -
WILMINGTON ADVERTISER, tpf sale g.,
do not know Of moro eligible sltss.'0n h M
persons dcslrous Of emhsfking 10 the pnpuHs
sincss, thnn Wilmington, North CaFollpa. 4, NJ
Terms accommodating. Application mus "
post paid. ..,;as
Our exchange papers will obligs Us BY cop'"s
this advertisement until forbidden. mn
Wilmington, Nov. ~, lsl0
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Roto 10 get a Tight Ring of Finger.
Thread needle nat in the eye with a
strong thread, pass The head Of the needle,
with care under the ring, and pull the
thread through a few inches towards the
hand wrap the long end of the thread
tightly round the finger, regularly all down
the nail to reduce It's sire. Then lay hold
OF the short end, and uuwind il. The
thread passing against the ring will grad.
ually remove It from tho finger. THIS
never failing method will remove The tight
est ring wllhou, difficulty, however much
swollen the finger may be.
An Oyster Fried.--The following an.
nouncemen' Of marriage at Chambers
burgh, Pa, appears in tho Telegram
and Advertiser Of that place, on the 4,h in
slant:
4" Married, on Thursday evening. the
3lst ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Bowen, Mr.. Alon.
20 Fry, to Miss Susan Oyster, all of this
place."
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A tried Receipt for Burns.-Keep on
hand o saturated solution Of alum, -four
ounces in quart Of no, water,j dip cot.
ton cloth IN this solution ard lay 1t Imme.
dlateiy on the burn. As soon as il shall
become no, or dry, replace il by anulher,
and thus continue the compress as often as
II dries, which it will a, first do very rap.
idly. Tho pain immediately ceases, add
10 twenty four hours under this treatment,
the wound will be heasd, especially It the
solution be applied before the bllsies ore
formed. The astringent and drying quail
ty Of tho alum completely prevents them.
The deepest burns, those caused by boiling
water, drops Of melted metal, phosphorus,
gunpowder, Eliminating powder, &c. hayc
all been cured by this specific. lib.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-17

d.;ven ~ the police, and soon after, before daylight
d,usrsed from mere exhaustion, whether TO remain
an;. or TO recruit their strength for renewed assault we
NAV know before this paper IS circulated
Notifying as is the declaration, truth requires Us "
acknowlii de that our good city has been IN coinpes
anarchy. controlled mostly by lawless ana WIZ
mob for twenty -four hours, trampng all law 'iu a
,hority under foot We feel this degradation oetP.i
bur go II s II is impossible learn the precise
killed and wounded, either of whites OF a,,'ns and
proes probably several were killed on pom sur hn,
Some t,ren,v or thirty yariously wounded though ou'
few dangerously Several Of the citizeh ponce WY,
burt with stones and brick bats, which were '"t
into the crowd by The noo ,,d socurino
Tho anthor,t,fs succeeded in arresng and securing
ab,ut f,rty of The mob, who are now IN prisoh-o'e
800 arrested bpt were rescued or made their escape
otherwise We have attempted PLAIN genera 'ialIu
live of these disgraceful proceedings-haVe enueaso'
al N no accurate in facts, and t. narrae 'he :"
10, ordsr Of occurrence without colorlng or dIstor
ton Such narrative, al ms t'e' We h;sh TO-,
cessnrv TO check the exaggerated rumors when nave
donbtiess spread in all directions. Many Of THESE
transactions occurred under own observation, dur
ny Friday night and the evening and night OF oalur-
day ,- ,ca,
Excitement continued during yesterday, (sunday)
The Council held meeting, and meeting OF the CT
tizans succeeded in which the Governor who IS IN the
civ with other gentlemen took part. Resolutions were
adopted for an efficient organization for the night
Monday Morning, ) n W
No disturbances have occurred i'll our city during
the night The different military companies were sta
toned at various points through the city. Captain
Taylor troop of horse, together with large number
of citizens formed themselves into companies OF about
thirty each, who kept up patrol until about o'clock,
when the citizens generally retired leaving The military
nm dutv
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DOMESTIC.
From nc Colombia, Ohio, Statesman, sqs. -

INDUSTRIOUS negro RIOTS ~ CINCINNATI
We have viewed with alarm, for time back the
miul consequences lint must follow Tie encourage
lrn. held out to the blacks 10 emigrae State
We have warned citizens that the Southern States
would in revenge Tor the interference with lei. slaves
drive INTO our BORDERS from The lower countries The
ycions oil the black race; the consequences Of which,
might well be lo.euld: and when the Wings in tic
House of Representatives, last winter received petit
tons from the blacks for redress OF their se vances
introduced reports and bills extend their privileges
and actually passed bill through the House 10 moor
porate the Anal gamaon Seminary Red Oak; all of
WHICH, held out encouragement to culoIed emigration
TO State, then dreaded the consequences to the
peace of both blacks and whites The peaceabe blacks
already in midst, must suffer less from the
misconduct of their brethren driven from along the
Mississippi into State. They have stake in stay
ing this conduct Of wicked and desperate politicians,
or their fate is sealed. Ambitious members of the
Wing party, for the sake of securing the Abolition
vote. have committed acts the fruits of which daily
exhibiting themselves. The Aboliiionists, Of them
selves, would be comparatively harmless-,hey avow
their object openly and above board-they deceive no
one--ihsy be met and reiuted but the Wing who,
under of great party, in the face of his pro-
LESSONS among the people, carries out in full in the
Legislature, Abolition measures, not because he be-
leves them right but TO get votes he is, in all
OF The word, filled with treason, and encourages state
OF things that can only be brought about BY stealth.
There Is doubt but that the riot, depicted below,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-09-17

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s.e:-N Rules holden ~ tie
Clerks Superior t'nnr of law and ilian
rery uf Arconark the 9Th day al July, ISL:
Thomas n ayly and Jane a. iaSy Executor aud ESrcntrN
Of Thomas N. Ba,ly, deceased, Plaintiffs;
against
John d. Field William H. Field Elizabeth Field, widow and
Administrative William Field deceased. Elizabeth Flcll VI
Field deceased, William Field, Eliza Field MI
ired Field Field, Maria Crozrr George Field
ui,rhr n Frld and Jane. Field Defendants:
The defendants, Elizabeth Flrd widow and administrator
Of William Field, decreased, Elizabeth Field, widow OF John
Eliza Field Mildred Field Catharihc Field
Maria Crozrr George Field Mitchell b. Field, aud James Field,
entered their aud gwen security accord
ing "a The act of Assembly aud lie Court and AZ
pran. satisfactory evidence that they not Inhabitants oil
his state Of lhr plaintiffs, by their counsel j.
drred that the do appear rues 10 - hold
en- for said Court the first Monday ~ October next AMI
the plaintiffs aud, copy o hi- order hr forth
l newspaper Published III Tie ciiy 7" Rit
nond and months successfully and that ano
tier rnny be posted al unr OF the Court house Il this
county. Icste ~ . ,,>.,. = >
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POETRY.
"MucH VET REMAINS ussuNc.

E,., N, y,.r Harea Rsyisterl , c.,,x
IL ,yu1ccy,s VISIT TO Tue DESERTED ~" .Api.'
" " r,Yu ILLUSTRATIONS ny cRrinsaASks.
Aiu.-"The Soldiers Tear
Cpon key he sat, .,,or
And stole last iohu oon
A, ,he lone deserted hall,
And the bottles IN the nook;
He lisien'd for the song
or ssTip and Typ 80 queer, ,,,
And the funny strains of the sing Song Clup-
But they came not to his ear:
Beside the cabin porch
An empty key was there
And high upon the gable end
4 coon-skin huttereh bare:
They brought old scenes TO mind
The cider rcves dear
And he drew his sleeve across his nose
And wiped AWAY tear.
He rose, and waddled in
OH do deem HIM weak,
Because his nnse did shame The rose
That blossomed ON his cheek
Go watch, and learn his grief
As close behind the door,
He tries in vain the empty cask
That blessed his love oi yore.
as this the cask," he cries,
With mouth like yawnng chasn,
(which once filled up TO the hung,
With Whig Enthusiasm!
Its hollow sound procaims
The emptiness within
IT'S ike our leaders, VIXEN most loud
Their patriotic DIN.
sThi- cursed place j. where
Ny first caught IL glow;
The better times that we Were pledged,
Are show these 'od clo.
Good by, ye Wings no more
Your songs my soul shall stir:
III leave the party, mend my ways, ,..,,
And turn tetoalier' fEkehi'h'AI
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4 PROCLAMATION
INFORMATION having been received y the Executive that
offence IL aggravated character has been committed
IN the county OF Gloucester b certain Christopher NorrI>s
urrin- and probably mortality woundng Joseph Ncllrnt
AMI that the laid Morris hath He'd um justice, and going
argcterepre John Ruiherfmr Lieutenant Governor Of
the State Of virginia, Governor according The
the Constitution. have thought proper this
clamann-hereby Offering reward Of one hundred and fs
dollars person persons who will apprclcnd the sad
Christopher = Morris, and conyry HIM 10 The jail Of Tie county
Of Gloucester And do require all officers d the
STATE cv and military, aud request The people Of the Common
wealth their best eaer"ns 10 appchend tie said Morris.
that he may he brought Ia justice.
Given under hand Lieutenant Governor and under The
~ lesser seal II THE Commonwealth nj Richmond tins first
SEAL day Of September, 1911.
ISicnrdj j. RUTHERFORD.
Christopher :. NofS> j. about five feet ten eleven inches
high, well icrn, tl"' spare, hrng Ills time bad health,
has light hair, .nng about forty five
speaks qmcs, and has iile impeachment ~ his speech.
lie has plantation jackson, III The State Of Nisipp,
and, u j. believed, has gone there.
sept. Ji-wlw
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N OTICE.-All persons are hereby cautioned aga,ps n
Ing of Joseph 81 Parker his Agents or Attorney,
of Land, lately purchased by him Of me- in the coun,y
wanna, the of Phs Creek, containing about ~
have lien said land part Of the purchass TO-
having paid by the said Parker. The said pars "h
given several deeds Of trust upon the said land I'M,
forcwarn all persons against such mpoons and vii 49, 9
in bar of any lien which said Parker NAV W t!
ABRAHAM PERKINS
Aug 81 a.
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DAPER. PAPER. The franklin Man'faolnlns III 1T:
4 Richmond have on hand good asss ns ri rlnI
Cap, Blank Book, Medium Printing and other ra' mail,
kinds which they believe will bear comparison in ihr TIM
price " The work Of any similar establishment ~ men
They therefore with confidence solicit the
mer friends and the public generally and are fraay whc
ders for any description OF paper that be desired
sn furnish on reasonable They request na .;es
other communications may addressed either 70
snt nt the Paper Mil.
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!. .ireher (Gradnaie Of the u. S " .icademh 2
POint,) and Mrs. .3rchsTs
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,

LEyIscroS STREET, doors Cu>RLys, b..
THIS Institution has been in operation, with r,te'
age, for more than year, IN one Of the most ricA
healthy locations in itr city Of Baltimore. ..,
The plan Of Instruction embraces all the branch"S ~
finished education, the Modern Languages tpaftl uls
FRENCH strictly attended IT, The fashionable
ments taught hy the approved instrtctnrs ~
Chemistry are delivered Ia The yonng ladies' hy Itnir +.
Of the University Of Md with the advantage of au' ~
plete apparatus. $50,
The scholastic year the first MONDAY y
Der and terminates the third Monday IN July ial"""-
nerms iS Io"ws' sa0
Modern Languages also Latin and Greek each pr III,
annIm,
Music and Dancing nj Professors prices. ian
Draw ing and Painting per quarter. ~,
R.f,rtrees.-Major Gen Winfield Scott, l.. = Army X.
Davies, l.. l.. D., Rev. L. w Gilbert. President N."at"
Rev. J. Davis, Washington city, the Rev. Dr. WAL ~
hev W, 'onNS' ba'mofe Guy. CIVIL
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YaiuoLie Property at Cam5r,aaa conTthonst jar sale
pY virtue u Deed d Trust executed aud ." record ~ me
~ Clerks Office al said county BY Nm IT, uson ana VILE I"
the subscribers for purposes therein mentioned tcy WIZ p"
coed a.th day September next NJ Cumberland Court
house hring Court day, SELL 10 The highest bdder on
made The whole ~ The Estate 'nSrS1h
Grct hundred ard forty and
acres az land half the public square, aud for
distance fronting the main Buckingham road, upon wrh
l. a comfortable dwelling.
Ing. ii family, with stare housr near h- f"uft
And, mil, knuwn by the nam" OF Boukers
Mill containing from my eighty Of land The MN
large, and well located Tor good OF cu>ioiI-Wt!i
par machinery Sc &c, in. near Tie tonrt
house lands aforesaid TIE subscribers hayr doubt about tit
property b. Sold hui, according Ia CUSTOM viii CON
OILY such t,,c i, j. vested III them n Trustees.
JuiIN DANIEL, r,,...
HENRY IRVING l''S"ss'
+. = The land III. advertisement above situated In re-
nakaby healthy part OF tn with good water aud full
supply iucwe situated tor healthy retreat, summers
residence lower country Ianiand Is equally suitable,
with expense b. converted nina public tavern house. or
residence for merchandising there being store al tie place
The subscriber the particular attention Of the pubic u tile
above valuable Real Estate which II now in market.
WM. b. Ii6ESON.
25-WldS
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AND FOR SALE-The subscriber offer, inr ssir = n.
~ Land, containing four hundred acres, situated b.,.
West Of Richmond, and miles from the Iahai' -. n
wood from the land may be delivered, and lic 49, Al
The upper country at price TO justify the use o. ~
There this about sixty acres 0 eicehe
land and about hundred and my acres IN me a
growth minute description Is deemed hnn ~ re
presumed will purchase before eSanhIns NJ
.es The land will he shown TO any one fishing to y ~
by my overserr, living the place, myself, ~ 'P
on the Brook Turnpike, near Richmond. . - c,ppNfR
- " 32-wiN
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ERENCH BURR MILL SToSES.-We have an L,
are prepared make TO order, at the Penitena W. aud
French Bur- Mil Stones, Of all dimensions. ~ 'ns'h4
Just received, supply Of Burr Block, direct from ~
luarrics in Frince ORDERS addressed me- y III r.,
dlatc all. nton Persons may depend npon hc
aud cllrap article. }. u WATSON j,sa, a"'a
June ~ Ia a..
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JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE
THE subscriber wishes sell his Real Estate thu coi
Amherst IL consists Of three PantatinHs White Io''.
fIs Esate i situated Immediately opposite the lower
HI town uf Lynchburg, ana nO than mile dI>'a
little than 800 .g Of which
30 Of fine bottom land; all the cleared land y WI
clover, except about 30 acres, and high state of po
The improvements good. Billings Crecs-Ihi- l'i'
regarded hy The best judges Of property IL b- ncri" - non
Jane River IL contains 80 ei OF which afr ioN -
and 400 high land; all rhc latter ~ wood- rHcrp a',
of the uncl-a.i iand Is tine tobacco lni ~
Vcwhis j. also iur Plantation, containing a;oa 3N
sNy three Of which low ground, nf good quality lr
cleared land including low grounds, about 2ja ac' Y
large portion Of The wood land tTst inblcco land
plantation il also well sci III clover. All the plantations ae
waterrd.
The described plantations have been worked 10 -,
years plantation and under thai affaner
Any person wishing fine Estate, healthy region wa y
bly, find il Ia his interest L. examine tins.
Trims ri SGlr.-0np fourth o the purchase money WI Y
guici nj the Of sa-and for the residue, ccdl " &
aud three wears. equal in-,almcn;, vii be- gwen %
be secured y deed al rrrsi III" property. -
vii be- given n the end Of The present year WIN ~
e.e If somin. small grain a, The usual period duils W.
fall IL. :. Laabt'N
July 81 80
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(, rUTTERiNG AND LlSPING CERED.-Thr srI--
- having located himself in Richmond, Respectfully
services those no affected with the above d.-a.
mediate relief nhained;-ani arrangements be- mad. ~
ceive no pay until above is effected. lie be fpn
Office near the Washington Hotel, corner Of sh and -
shockoe Hill, on Tuesdays and Thursdays from r
r. T. BRIGGS
Sept. 3 IA;
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S,TITTERISG CI'RED.-The subscriber having located
- sell in Richmond respectfully offers In services 10 tho
nre affected with the above disease; and from IN experience
feels confident Of giving perfect satisfaction Ia all Who mas
INN call lie NAV he found Mr. r. VI. laningion opT--t
Mr. Srhhip., China store Shoe koe iilll T. g. BRIGGS
n H-,,ire warranted IN all cases, or charge.
July 81 -t-i
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- DEERT H. HOWIsoN, ArroR>ry Law, Rtehmord, ~.
Ia will practise the superior and Inferior Contr Of Richmond
city, and the rnco, hc.trreli AMI Hanover
Orr ifaln Drug Store Messrr John III
Eustacc SON. and doors below the Bell Tavern.
July IS H-wlew
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J. G.. GREGORY Il Co., Managers,
N,cIIFII,ENT SCHEMES

Four pri.es of So uGO amounting 10 100000 FIR !.
SeptemLer; and S50000, $4,000, S23,Oooo ~
23a October.
S,rLENpID VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY FIR erdoa
> the eeshuig Academy, aud ,r other purposes, Extra
No. ~ for 1871 determined BY ihr drawing OF c -
Lottery NJ. for 1911, I" be drawn Al Alexandra Y
on Saturday, 18th September, ISL.
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\ FICTION AND COMMISSION HouSE.-The subscribers
re.pcrlly offer service. their friends and the public
n, t. alc OF Real Estate and all other kinds OF proper
~ in The civ Of Richmond ROBERT HILL K co.,
Gross street fronting the Bell farerH.
-Mf
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.H"r H.I''"' '""'H'
grand chnlial prILr nf
II drawn nos, ont OF -.

10 TTiIWN HUN, UIII UI -
Tickets S20-iiaiSr- l0-enarers 5-eigiiis2 r.
Certificate. Of packages uf % Whole flckr- 81"
DO H.. ~ Half do. ~
Do do. % Quarter do. q
Do do 20 Eishih do =
t Orders for tickets and shares and certificates ~
in the splendid schemes VIII the prompt a
tion aud the drawing al each lottery viii be- sent immediately
Ter il is over 10 all who order from ~. Address
J. &. GREGORY & CO.. managers, R,ciaora, =
Aug. 3 ..-i.