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IL was attempted clandestiney, to interpolae in some
law having no reference to such polIcy-Doty treaty
proposes TO domestlcate md clvIlize and cit
zenIze the rowing bands OF predatory Sioux, VINO are
more utterly incapable Of settled life than any tribe on
our continent For these people Doty has we under
stand reserved $780, 600 acres of land IN separate
district within The coded territory, for agricultural Pu'
pcs,S IL is to be p!oughed and worked Tor .he. y
,he u. S,-len acres, we believe, for every fanny
Some ven or eight mills are to be built, and al an OK
nense we include other visions like kind, greatly
exceeding hat which was denied to the estaosh'en.
If Western armory, furnish The people oil the
Valley with wrapuns of defence spinning "nee,''
pIoughs and every species of domestic are 70
provided for these Wild banditt VINO spenu 'leil
time in pursuit Of the butillo The government 10 "
fund a million of dollars National Deot, ana Pay
them forever an annual interest on IT, IL also 70 as
sumo their debts the different Traders, VINO WIZ "
brcae claims to suit the occasion; ana these wen Po
vdeJ sa WAGES when set up in housekeeping al inc e3
or he Treasury under the atherly care OF Mr.
Dotv are 10 be admitted all the rights, civil reisous
and political which belong TO the people OF any OF the
States -,
This vast national outlay of some SIX or elsht NIL
Ious-o convert roaming bands that have lived, Tor
aces m the trail Of bualoes, into stad farmers, mers
and spinners-while il has the appearance oil AMBITIOUS
philanthropy the protector aud administrator OF ns
new scheme of Indian government, means nothihg'
on the part of Mr.. Doty, but the opening up oil new
avenues 10 make spos of the Treasury OF the United
States under cover Of the Ignorance and perfect ind
ference of those savages for whose benefit il is osten
Silly designed. All the house-bnding, milling, farm
ng, furnishing, and teaching, would be contracted away
under the pces of Mr. Doiy, and, under sham pre-
paralions the money would be paid and nothing done
The whole expenditure of this Indian Government
would fall into the pockets Of Mr. Doty and his coad
tutors at Washington and elsewhere, who cooperate
with him. and, while he Sioux pursued their game on
the distant prarcs the reservations and funded debt
would at last come into the hands Of traders and other
renegade whites, who would marry INTO the bands ana
give 10 their half breed offspring what it might not be
in the power of the present patrons OF this phllanhfo
pic scheme Of Indian government to appropriate to
themselves
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AcApEMY-Thc Tnl.tnes al ~

NORTHUMBERLAND ACADEMY.-The Trustees of the
Northumberland Academy DESTROYS of employing com.
peten person take charge Of this institution principal for
the term beginning the first Monday February and
ending with the last Of November sia The different
Of learning taught this Academy usually
grade State parcn
which deemed state in dc.
tail.
This institution advantages rarely met with in SINH
institutions prcuniary point of view-There are general
this Academy, and tuition fees are
twenty ve twenty and fifteen dollars which the PRINCIPAL Pro-
lessor receives together with the sum accnng the Academy
from the surplus If the Literary Fund-he pncpa EN-
ploying competent assistants n his expense There
and lot with outhouse
principal and his family should he one There
library we'll selected books in amos, every department Of Lite
Science, with Globes, Maps Mathematical Instr
nents The Academy is located Northumberland Court
House neghborood remarkable for health any below
the Blue Ridge Persons being candidates above appoint
en, will address the subscriber, Chairman ofthe Beard
tees -athsre Northumberland County, Va post pad-Tes
OF competence and good standing should
pany each communication II is desirable that Minister
Gospel should be employed principal Communications will
he received until the 9Th day of November next which
expected that the Trustees viii make appointment princ
pal professor 10 this Institution.
By order of the Board Of Trustees
W. EASYE
Aug. 26, 1911. Chairman Of tie Board of Trustees.
Sept ii 37-wiw
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I. K LYON & CO,
PRODUCE. CO.M!uISSIo.T md FoRH.iRDLvG -MER-
CHANTS.
Dealers in Groceries, Hines, Liquors, &c,

ScoTrsyILLE, VA.
WE have received by recent arrivals from York. BaI
| w more and richmond via Canal heavy additions
stock Of Groceries Wines Liquors. &C., which, with prcvon.
rerript render assortment extensive ana complete, ana 70
which We would solicit the Of and the
public satisfied we can offer inducements line We
would attention of Connoseurs Hotel Keepers and ie re-
tail particularly stock of pure Wines
Liquors. ofou nporaion and which conf
The following comprises portion of our Stock which we offer
low VIZ, 70" cash or approved paper ,y,u, White
MULASsEs-New Orleans, Porto Rico and 5. H.
CnFFEE-OM Java, lagnyra and Rio. -
WINEs-od L. P Madeira, Brown Sherry, Old L. Port, cla-
BRANDIEs- cIampaigne Old cosnac, seiEne,,e, Old 3s
years Peach and Apple
GINs-oi Holland, y. a. J. Noe schcdam and Rose
LIQUORS, .ass'A-N E. Rum, Rye, Whisky, corda Lon
TEAs-Cunpowder Imperial and Y. II. Teas and Rice.
SALT and FlSII-Liverpnol flied sails No ! new efings
PLAIsTER-Lump and Ground, Tin tierces 500 lbsl
BACUN-Todd Family Cincinnati cured, hos ouhd sides
and Shoulders.
soAP-!Iuls steam, Kirkmans and fancy Soap
CANDLES-Paent refined, hydraulic. pressed and sperm.
NALsBoslon Plymouth and Cumberland assorted Nails and
LEATHER-soIe and upper, calf sides
WINDOW GLAss-Assored sizes and 10 gallon Demijvhns
GROCERY AND STONE Notwithstanding every de-
MALAGA RAIslNs, Almonds, Pilot Bread and Crackers, To-
CIGARS, Mustard Pepper, Starch Nu,megs, Backing.
INDIGO, Bed Cords and Lines black and red Ink ouis
wrapping, letter and Paper. Naiers curry lohD-.
COTTON CARDS, Knives Scissors Razors Patent Threads
&c, &C.
DRY GOODS 81 bleached and brown Shi'tnss Check,
Domestic Pas Cacoes very cheap; Rpka Stripes, Cotton
AIDES, Log Cabin, Cords, IIandkerchiefs, &C., SC
hats AND CAPS-Back Russia, and fine Palm Leaf
Hats; Seal and Fur Caps
SH0ES-Mens pe.ged and sew-d Bngans, ladies' Seal Slip
pers &c, &C., with 4 variety Of other articles.
The highest price offered for every description Of
Country Produce and Western friends would do well TO call
on NJ before selling.
Having ample for Storage shall devote particular at
receiving and forwarding description Of Mercan
die and Produce consigned 10
ar Advances made Consgnments OF Produce addressed to
our House Richmond. T. X. LYON & CO.
Sco.tsylle, August, ISL. 3.-wly
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From the Giobs. J
nDsVN-yS sf,D nv

Our information from the West, puts strange face
on Dotys dealings with the Indians. 1t is, however,
just what might have been looked for from such
scrupulous intriguer and speculator-one who makes
his politics capital for the selfish and mercenary
schemes in which he emharks all the corrupt men Of
influence who can make the Government pander 10
their accomplishment.
We learn that Dotys late treaty with the wild ST.
oux, WILL if ratified, the Treasury from six TO eight
millions OF dollars. In defiance of the rejection of
some provision to make Indian Government in the
Far West, under white management-a provision which
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SAMUEL n. PAYNTER:
SO Watcr street, -Ssao York,
Grain and General Commission Merchant.
.,e I0-6m



IlE LECTURES this institution will commence on the Sc
cond Monday in October The departments Of instruction
, nj The rYuensrs of the session follows:
COURSE FOR THE DEGREE OF a. y.
JUNIOR YEAn.
B,e Ler, Lorc Ethics and Hstory-Thomas r. Dew Presi-
den, and Professor Text ooksBlar Lectures, Hedges o-
pic Palrys Moral Philosophy, Manual of History by The Profess
:,
Book-VatieI's Law of Nations. ~ nh,
Uata,mae-Rolert SAUNDERS Professor. Text Books-Le-
scndrcs Geometry, Ynungs Algebra, Davies surst! ing
Chemry-John hlington Professor. fAt booS-Hahua u
Chemistry by John Webster, NJ. d., 81 edition.
SENioR YEAR
Political Economy 6UuerRaeni mud Mrdpays,cs- ~
Dew Professor. Text Books-Says Political ECONOMY Dew
Lectures the Restrictive System and usury Browns Lee
lures, Dew's Essays Slavery. ~, por
aaiurai Ph0ophu-Jon Mlington, Professor Tex BOOK
Omsteds Natural Philosophy Essay on Gavansn ana Electro
Magnetism by the Professor ,, y,.
Nathmae-Rober Saunders Professor Text hooks oune
Algebra Davies Analytical Geometry, Dawes Caculu anu
Oimsted's Astronomy.
INDEPENDENT CL.ssES -
Lan-Revcrly Tucker Professor. Text Books-Iurkel .o
mcnray. stephen Pleading, Revised Code, federa he
Commentary list vo,) Aaisnn's Resolutions and Keio M
ford's P!eadinss and Licber's Political Ethics ,.
ERg,neeriny-Jnhn Wilmington, Professor Ie2t b'oh
Treatise Civil Engineering, and Treatise on tile steam II"
CINE, both by the Professor.
9urieSt Lapcuases-Dabney Browne, Professor Text DOCKS
may be had here. -,
To Class the student must be able To ean SAT
and Virgil and for admission into The Greek Glass; Is ne
ccssary that hr shall he qualified 10 read Xtnophon.
EXPENSES OF A REGULAR STUDENT.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

.HEDIL-3I UEP-3RT. z --Sf..ivn IriI-3II
THE Lectures will commence on Monday The IL q N"ve.
her, and continued, under the following arrangement,
the middle of March ensuing:
Prclce Theory Medicine Natane! Chapman, H.
Chemistry, b. Robert Hare ~ ID.
Surgery, BY VIM Gibson, VI. ID.
Anatomy BY VIM. +. llorncr, VI. D.
Institutes of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, ". u.
Matera Medica and Pharmacy, by George b. Wood ". ~
Obstetrics Diseases Women and Children, b. Hugh
L. Hodge, VI. ID.
Clinical Lectures Medicine, hy W. W Gerhard, ". D., AMI
on Surgery, hy DrS Gibson and Homer vii
be delivered at the Philadelphia Hospital Eockey Students
are admitted Clinical Instruction tie Penn-.
Hospital in the city.
263 Caesaut street, PhL.aaptg.
An. 3-tlJN
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July ii
ALMANACKS for 1872.

Just published and Tar sue b. j. H.fRROCR,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA ALMiSitk
for l.i2, calculated by d. Richardson Louisa
county Virginia. containing part the late Census II Virginia
showing the population OF each OF the four great divisions ~
State Sc, Auc3t
NJ EDICAL COLLEGE, RioHao>p. VA.-Ih- nrN W.nrf
WI Term Of Lectures in this institution viii commence ~,
first Monday in November, and continue until the last
February.
pr John Cullen on Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
DR.. a. l.. Warner on surgery
Dr. H. w. thamhcrayne Mafera Medca and Thfraaoljc.
Dr. L. Bolannon Obstetrics and Diseases ii Women
Children.
DIR. Thos Johnson Anatomy and PLY sicugy.
DIR. Socrates Manpin on Chemistry.
Clinical Lectures will be delivered regularly nj the College
niiray) BY Professors OF Medicine and surgery and
Prmiienary aud Armury By the Professor Of Mirna Nr
The Professor o Anatomy having charge Of the cls Ams i
will deliver Clinical Lectures IN that Institution The student
viii have the privilege Of attending all the Clinical ltn
charge The advantages clinical instruction ai
practical surpassed Jy mriica! >" ~
country. AUG. L. WARNER, III H., Dean ~ ~ FG'ati
Aug 10 PIN
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ID. N. Hoyt s. Co.'s Lottery and Exchange Office
RICHMOND, Va

RELoW publish the Scheme for October il viii hr drawn
- I'D. Persons The Of tile country VII has"
time 10 order tickets if they Will h,y vi,
notice. 1- Every body knows only srndcr- Ki
mond who sell $4,000 prizes.
;~r REID on
$4,000! s30,OOO!! 5,O00!!! sIO,O00!.H
Rich md Brilliant Schems! Mare Pri:es Maa
Blanks, More Man one GtM IF Mf prizes
tciu hare on them either thrfe or tlc0
Of the drarn nnmbsrStt,
IL 10 DRAWN BALLOTS. IN
VIRGINIA MONONGAIIA LOTTERY Extra Glass No. o.
be decided by drawing Union Lottery, authority Law"
f"r Internal Improvement in Alexandria, d. Treasury
Delaware College and Common Schools o Delaware
Useful Manufactures in the State Of South ant
Pulaski Monument in the City Of Savannah and Gor
ca Class No. y for ls4l 10 be drawn Alexandria, H. c.
Saturday, Oct, I'D, 1911.
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
l4TH STREET.

nRaWING Of Leeslirp I.oitcry, NJ. %, sept. ft:
~ 10 ~ G5 Is 81 33 - 10 81 l ~ -
Ticket Nos. 50 Is, large prize sold aud caslrd ~
STRATToS.
$1,000 sold
Drawing Of LccShuIe LOTTERY, Class EE, Sept. Gih:
ii 81 y 10 - 81 81 Is ~ ~ i -.
by SrKAlToN.
Drawing &c Wc;l>hurg Lottery, Class iG, S"lt. I'll:
81 ~ 81 Il : 10 IL - ~ = - D..
Half Ticket Nos. 80 TO- another prize sold AMI c-td n
STRATrUS, ~. 4. y
.7n0ihcr sold and raShed.
Drawing Of Wc>burg Lottery, No. -, 18th sat:
Is Il I; I'll II 50 81 II ~ 80.
Ticket, Nos - - oil prize Of 500, sold and ca- ~
SlRA1I0N.
One more Of 81 600
Drawing of eesbrs Lottery No 81. extra, drawn sept :
II - - 81 81 IS - - 10 80 - -
Ticket Nos II - small prize Of 81 ,DO sold an a.ri
by STR N!oN.
T,co more in one LoHery, making four capd> n tire
days, soid and eaShtd Jy Sranon.
Drawing of Monon gala Lottery, NJ. 81 drawn Sept II.
IS So Is - - 80 II - ~ s, - b 30 % -.
Half Ticket, Nos. II So s., Both sold and casIrd rs
DO. do. do s. a. -, STRATTON the al PrI:e ,'.sr.
BIZ Lottery
Splendid Lottery Tor 2t Sept. prizes cf soon zach 4
10000, s,u0 6OO0 553. 1000 81 1910, - =" 900, &c
IS nos. idawn. Whole Tickets SD, shares proportion
Tickets the above grand Lottery be had hs Tie package
single tickets, SIRArTON'S LUCKY OFFICE, III .i-
% Recnert the $4,000 for the 3d Of October = no. y
drawn. Whole Tickets go
Sept. 81 39-N
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EXCHANGE HOTEI--BsLTLVORg

EXCHANGE HOTEL-B-7LTLH0RE.
TIME DESTROYS meet the tie III
yelling community, has the pleasure Of informing
friends, added about fifty and airy q II,
Hotel which he VIII enable hm 10 IN M
may paonse his house. From the encouragement, ha-
ceived and from determination 10 meet The
possible, Of his friends attcrs himself that old friends m
inue and be induced give HIM rrlal IL
the Railroad Depots and The several Strambo
The large airy and well ventilated apartments, and ray
ton make il desirable place for Southern well Noft
Travellers. Respectfully,
JOSEPH JEWETT, Prony,,o-.
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Hg TIC Aien'cnaat tiarsrr = ase sac # rirsinia

WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred IN the Senate Of this
w the resignation Of MOSES &. GOOD, Esq the
the District composed the counties Brooke,
ohio ~ Ter and Marshall the rfs Of ihnse there
required hold election ~ their respective counilrs
the unr Thursday bctohr next fora senator Of The said dis
trc III Tie vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand n Lieutenant vgTnnr acting Cover
~ in pursuance nfhr Constitution, and under liz, lesser
. seal Of tile Commonwealth AT Richmond this 18th day U
September, III The year 1911.
J. RUTHERFORD.
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Sept II

4 GCTiOS AND COMMISSION HOUSE.-The sulsr rihrrs
n respectfully oier their services 10 their friends ana r public
the sale Of Negroes Real Estate and all other kinds Of
y in The city Of Richmond. ROBERT hill < co..
Gross street JrOntag the Bel Iarfrn.
Aug. a6-rH
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The UNITED STATES, ,,,.,.
1911. 10 John M'iia's'
A pr 8: Mahogany coffin Of double thickness so
Lead coffin Of double thickness, win IN
glass, w
Finding gold lace and trimming maho-
gany coffin, g.
Walnut coffin, 30
Outside case for collins ettered, ~
Shaving and dressing deceased, ~
Winding sheet, ~ ~
Breast plate and putting on, -
Sending cases out to grave yard, 8
Making car and trimming, %
To & grooms, -
To- whips for grooms, b
Making dresses for grooms and TRIM -
ming horses, 40
Preparing scarfs, bands and roset,es, 10
Two persons to attend to horses, ~
Livery for horses and board for driver, 8
-Four persons engaging and attending -.
to carriages, ~
Six persons at Presidents putting on
scarfs arm and hat bands, 70
Making and covering 40 batons Tor
Marshals, ~
Attendance at Presidents and on the
day Of the funeral, , oo
To 81 hacks, at s., fo'
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|1RAMrIAN HILLS FOR SAIE-Tlie subscribers offer
NJ valuable Farm, the residence Of the late Gus
county, miles south Petersburg, and III
west Of the Conn contains upwards
hcrcd balance in and land lies remarkably
The soil partly red sti clay admra
bis adapted and grain; and partly OF low
grounds and other lands suited 10 The growth oil tobacco There
dwelling house, Offices house dairy and all
crsary out attached numbering about ~ II
is As healthy well any land the
The situation naturally the hanlsomet III Viz
gina and has hcen improved in liberal and tasteful
variety of fruit and ornamental rendering II
beautiful residences this section Of the
Try. In addition, IL has attached TO Corn and newly erected
M-ao Cotton Gin, and from go $50 of Land
and has been covered by mill pond for upwards Of 100
Years said 10y Judges IN he equal 10 Tie lands OF Missouri
easily reclaimed. The property will be di.
vidcd ii and viii alone he sold privately Il is
pleasant nclglbohood, adjnins the lands Of
Robert G. Booth Captain William H. Cousins Mr Z. r. Bevie
and Others
For terms any information concerning property those
wishing purchase invited upon F. Aiopus Muir
upon the PREMISES address him. Darvii r. o. John
A. Muir, Petersburg or William A. Mir Richmond.
F. ADoLPHUs MUIR
JOHN A. MUIR.
WILLIAM A. MUIR.
Executors Of GustGrus a. MUIR deceased
July , lb-hw lw&wtf
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated
nulacory Clark New York, elegant and plain
Of touch and sweetness of tone peculiar TO their
faciure
Also large assortment Of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise general.
Piano Foes repaired, tuned let hire and taken in
change
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest Of :usic offered sale in this
the Of the subscriber il
enabled Philadelphia and New York whole
sale and retail prices.
Those purchasing to again will furnished upon better
terms than they find elsewhere in the State.
P. II. TAYLOR,
Piano F.rte and Mn,r Store, opposite he Baps<
Nov co-wI2n
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J. G.. GREGORY ~ Co., Managers,
Office Manu. "a door 5eion e"rnrs Man and it street.
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME

MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
S50,0O0-S3 900 81, 900
GRAND VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the benefit !"
the Monongaa Academy Extra Glass No. y, for 1884, 10 be
tcrmned by the drawing Of The Union Lottery. Class No. Z
1871, be drawn Alexandria, d. c. Saturday Esd oet "
Sixteen drawn ballots.
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$50 so
THE UNITED STATES, To VIM II. Perkins, DIR.
yards fine jaconet muslin, at % cents Sc 90
3 " white ribbon, at 6i, l3a, pair fine
cotton half hose, G2A 0 Sill
! pair white silk gloves, 81 90, yd fine
Swiss muslin SD Al
spool cotton, 81, 6! yds fine jaconet
muslin, as, 81 o7t 93f
10 bats cotton, l2!, 81, %, skens silk, 8,
l6 cents 4l
"a yards white cambria, 371 cents 90
234 yards white jeans, lSa cents q al
3 spools cotton, ct, loa, doz. bone but
toms, 81, lss 0 37s
II skens sewing silk, 5 cents o 96
10 yards white Grape, IS cents II Is
u dozen buttons, 6, o, wire % cents 34A
g.! yards fine black cambria, 10 cents 9375
box pins 0l2l
2pieces fine black Grape, sc 81 10 IS
: pieces black ribbon, 90 cents so
sG6 60
The UNITED STATES, To John II. Drury, DR..
April s. 1871:
To days attendance at the Presidents house
employed by the Marshal keeping
guard on the death of Gen. Harrison,
at S4 per day SIG 90
To nights attendance at the same, at 81 per
night 16 90
ss2 90
THE u STATES, To Michael Rearden, Dr..
April 6, 1871: To pieces of superior black
Grape at So 75 Sl7 %
WASHINGTON, April 7, 1871.
THE u. STATES, To Robett Clark. >Dr.
For the funeral Of Gen. Harrison,
To 90 yards of cambria at l2i cents, So 63
2 days labor for MIR. Patterson, 100
Hack hire, o0
Making stands 10 set the coffin on, 90
Opening public vault, 90
One day 5 service of the funeral, 90
$40 10
The u STATES, To Charles T. Bhler, DR..
April 4: To one piece black fine Italian
Grape containing IL yards,
at IS cents, OOI
Ordered BY. Major No!and, Commissioner of PUBLIC
Ba'ld'ng's' $3.50 ~. ~ sAt~I
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-ifagnifeent Schkmt

lG drawn nos, out Of &C.
Tickets S21-halves l0-quariers 5-eighths2 ~ ,n
Certificates OF packages OF % Whole Tickes, -,
Do. do. 26 Half do. iS
DO. do. 81 Quarter do. =, "a
Do. do sc Eighth do. =
" Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF pa
splendid will the most prompt
drawing Of each lottery will be sent Immediately
Ter II il over to all who order from Address "A
J. G. GREGORY j. CO., -ucHdytrs, R'eamo" -
Aug.3
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RUNAWAY IN JAII.-Was committed 10 the Jail Of Rock
~ nsham county, Va The h day Of July, yellow Sian,
feked about lret6 inches high, who calls himself
Garland and saws that lie belongs Lewis Harris of Louisa
county Had when comted blue cloth rock coat and
The uwners requested 10 come forward, prove
property charges him away he will he dealt
lie supposed 10 hr - or 80 Of age
OTWAY C. STERLING,
TAILOR II Rocsingha county, IA.
Suu
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For .itv Orleans, Charleston and Harana-ra leo..
5ih October merit

For .ielc Orleans, Charleston and Haraaa-Yo Ifo,,
5h October merit. :"
THE well.known substantial St.am Ship ALABAM, n =,
die, commander built in 1893 for the baltimore Nor
Charleston line Of tile best materials, without regard n
676 burthen copper fastened and coppeed wit
ers having just been thoroughly overlancd het ~
tended packet route Havana ard " Orleans f Y
rior and ample accommodation for 100 cabin also
leave for the above ports
Passengers intending 10 land ut Havana will provide
with passports from the Spanish Consul in This e For
or passage, apply TO Capt Wnde on board o. Donr5,
wharf. or TO- w. g. HARRIs"y
Sept. IA 57-iirbo
S,TUTTERING AND LlsPING CURED-Tbe .1----
- having located himself in Richmond, respectfully o,
services 10 those who are affected with the above di..a
mediate relief obtaned;-and arrangements be- made
ceivr no pay until the above effected. He may fnnl n
Office near the Washington Hotel, OF ana n
Shockoe Ill., on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 2toaP NJ
l. G. BRIGGS
4 Female TEACHER WANTED.-A school flr lie INST
n ton of Young Lade. will he opened next va,
Halle Grove near The Rappanannock Aearmy, Car
ranged sufficient for the convenient accommodated n "
boaders The neishborhood agreeable and The situation h
Thy and retired II is five miles from Puu aad b,
mites from the Rappahannock River '
The undersigned proposes 10 compten, ,,arb,
enlarged female rdncatIon and assurance
Of and attention moral duties and ,
charge Of snch establishment. Direct Mid g,..,
lie has Two daughters who will be pupils and the ,on.,
Engagements viii be under the direction and control - M
Caroline County, August 2lth ls'l. BID
VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, September l4ih, l-ii.-la -
furrny act entitled ian act, reduce orc Il. ~
several acts concenin. Escheators passed ti III, II ~
nary 1919, do hereby make known 10 all whom il hi, ~
Germ, that il appears, BY certificate Of The Echrto Ii H.
Town Of Petersburg, dated lith September lsi, M IN
received Land Office that by inquest held ~ H.
day Of July, 1911. the following lots, IN the Town ii P.
burg, have been found csccated 10 this CommonW tal h
Lot M. g. Halifax road, containing and one h6
bred and wcnly-egh poles and Lot No 49, Frdcml r
contaningwo and one hundred and thirty thee g0
which Joseph Weeseea died seizrd; also, Lot ~
Of Market street, containing between two aud rr acre II
which Robert Donald died seized
:. II. PARKER
Register IF t.s Land Ufr,
Sept. II 3.-M6w
EXCHANGE HOTEL-B-7LTLHORg.
TINE Subscriber. DESTROYS the M
i yelling community, has the pleasure Of informing IT.
that he has added fifty and