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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-02

In the United States Court for the Eastern District
18th July, 1912: I, Oh, tp
IN the matter Of Bankruptcy Of Andrew Pizzn'' !" u"
Richmond In The Eastern Virginia District p,rk,r,,
The said Andrew Pizzn, who has teen deeerd
this Court, having filed petition praying for his
Ordered, that nntice thereof he published In III
Of November ne,t. hen hearing will br had on ~. co.
ton, the City Hall, in The city Of Richmond ana y,
who proved their drbts, and other persons 10 a..
appear nj The said time and place, ana skow raw''
have why The prayer Of the said petitioner ,cn'd n 81.
Hh'h' ''' .s-@iI'
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AND FOR SALE.-Wl be sold, the LIST day of October
IL neat ON the premises public SALE the of Land lying
the county Amelia the Namoznr road, half mile above
Dennsye ned by John Webb, of Tennessee, containing
hundred about fourth Of hc Is
well tmhcrcd wood land. This land we'll adapted TO the cu
corn, wheat AID tobacco and lies well pom j. com,
Portable Two story dwelling house, with two below and
two further description is deemed unnecessary
M persons wishing purchase will choose view the land,
which will he them by myself Major John W. Foster
Mr. John Webster residing within half mile of the place.
Terms Sa-Onr-trd of the purchase money be paid
down the balance payable equal annual
JOHN BLAND, Agent for John e. Webb.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

u "
THE subscriber is constantly receiving from the celebrated
nufctory of NUNS Clark New York elegant aud ~
Piano Fortrs possessing the latest improvements, and
deicacy of touch and oftonc peculiar 10 hr
nufacturr.
Also, large assortment Of Musical instruments, and 1'
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fores repaired, tuned, let on hire, and ls'n
change
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music ever offered for sale "
State may be selected rm, tile stare Of the subscriber
now enabled 10 sell ut the Philadelphia and New York w
and retail prices.
Those purchasing to sell again viii be furnished upon >
terms than they can find elsewhere In the State
r. II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Huse Store. oppOsr III bi-
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m Rules held in the office Of Tie
Clerk Of Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancey Of
county Monday the Isl day OF August lo
Benjamin Waddey and Samuel Downing, Compainanls:
against
(saac o. Taylor Betsy his vie, who Betsy Curtr Jo
seph Drsheld Sheriff and Administrator of Thomas Curtis de
ceased Thomas Iurri George H. liucngs and Judith his
wife Thomas Ingram Thomas H. McCanahan dvisce of Chloe
Met anahan who Chloe uglctt, the said Thomas H. Nc
Canaan devsee George Hghlctt the said 1hos Hugh
lett law Of Roger w IInghe YOUNGER no was levisee
of George T. ughlelt Joseph Deshelds Sheriff and Adminsa
tor de said Roger w. HugIe deceased and
Inhn nram Defendants:
The defendants George H. llucngs and Judith his wife, not
having appearance and security according
the act Assembly the of tins Court and appearing
from evidence that they inhabitants Of Viz
gna Ordered That the said defendants appear here on the
l., day and The plaintiffs bill and
thai COPY of this for months successfully
Richmond Enquirer and posted AT the front door OF the
Court house this county.
Copy :. A. NJ LELAND {. Z.
Auo 10 28-WSw
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-My Farm. con,.;.
acres, lying the Rapidan river, eight miles sa,
Court house, and hiItyye from Fredericksburg Sr o
reduced price For farther particulars apply to ME
post paid,l AT Orange Courthouse, Virginia W .r
June 81 JAMES L. COLEMAN
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xx1oRTHAM McGRUDER & Co. offer for sale
w oo hhds Porto Rico New Orleans, st. Crolx anu Caea

xx1oRTHAM srcGRUDER & Co. offer for sale ,c..,e.,
w 100 hhds. Porto Rico, New Orleans, o. efoiA auu
90 bores single double and treble loaf Sugar
90 Lids Trinidad and Porto Rico Moasses
Ina barrels New Orleans DO
Ia bags old lava Coffee
H5 do. lasuira DO.
ESQ sides sole Leather, good and damaged
500 lbs Shoe Thread
SIS boxes sunpowder and black Tea
Is tierces fresh Rice
Is bags Pepper and Pmento
London Mustard in pound and nall pouho po''ieS
900 kegs Nails and railroad Spikes
500 sacks blowl Salt, factory filled
81 do ground Alum do
is kegs refined Saltpelre
900 terces Thomaston Lime
Is barrels superior Cider Vinegar
300 boxes l0Il2 Glass
900 do 6xl0 do.
10 bags Ginger
2 casks Lamp Oil -
30 casks Malaga and Sicily Madeira w mo
80 boxes sperm Candles
Is do. Judd's patent sperm do
IS do. Hulls and Woodtuf's tallow do.
~ do. Soap
$50 barrels clipped and family roe HeHhgS
50 boxes bunch rdiSlns
Indigo
so boxes Simmons Axes
Cotton ana hemp Plough Lines
Bed Cords Birthstone
Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves
Wrapping Paper, Letter do.
rs bushels Herds Grass Seed
Glover Seed Orchard Grass Seed
$50 tons Tredegar Country and swedes Iron comprising al
assortment nearly all sizes, round Nat aud square
5 tons American, Swedes and Russia blistrred Steri
i d. Fmrls, bIsrred do.
/ do. Cast no.
Sheet Iron, Boiler Plates
Band and hoop Iron, from to inches wide
ton Plough Plates
do. Spring Steel
do. Nail Rods, assorted SIZES -
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certify the same 10 the proper executive authority that
NAV issue for the surrender of such fugitive
The cxpense of such apprehension and delivery shall
be borne and betrayed by the party who makes the re-
ouisi,ion, aud receives the fugitive.
ARTICLE
The eighth article of this treaty shall be in force Tor
6v. wears from the date of the ratification, and alter
wards until one the other party shall signify wIsh
n terminate It, The tenth article shall continue IN
force until the other party shall signify It's wish
10 terminate It, and no longer
ARTICLE All.
The present treaty shall be duly ratified aud the nu
tua exchange of ratification shall take place III Len
dom within six months from the date hereof, earlier
# possible
RES have signed this treaty. and have hereunlo aihAeu
our seals. -,
Done in duplicate, at Washington, the ninth day Of
August. Ammo Domlni, one thousand eight hundred
and iorty-two hoiibUhaON' SEA-
The correspondence is upon the subjects
LIST OF The interference Of the Colonial authorized
orihe British West India Islands With American mer
chan, vessels driven by stress Of weather. or carried ~
violence, into the ports of colonies
ID On the subiec, ofthe Carol.ne--and
I'D On the subject Of impressment-but except ina
sort Of apology, and plea of necessity, is made for the
burning OF the Caroline with an expression oil regafe
for the sacredness OF neutral rghts-nothng SET
tied upon these points; and the President IS understood
10 declare in his message accompanying the Treaty.
hat he does not deem il necessary 10 urge the CONSIDER
alton of those matters further.
The correspondence is interesting, and most ably
conducted AT another time an abstract OF 1t VIII Ut
rurnished-Courier d. Enquirer.
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EDUCATIoN-lb next Session If the Ellington School will
II the 9Th of September and close on the 18th o
December next. I'LL. u. FOa,
z. NELSON FOX.
Aug 36 32-w3w
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JNFIRMARY OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Persons laorng under diseases of kind not contagious
are admitted in this institution the following
For any period not exceeding six weeks rhne patients ut SIS
per week eod do ST. For period exceeding six weeks
deduction Of 81 per week il made In every
The ahove charges include board nursing medicines medical
attendance, surgical operations and every attention
pacnt require. a made
There separate wards for the different classes 0 patients,
aud the accommodations ample and complete ia every
spect.
Two of the Professors Of the College visit the Institution daily,
charge o the Surgical wards and the oe o the Me
deal The lying ward under the charge ui the Professor Of
Obstetrics In all the Faculty Of the College
called in consultation.
Gentlemen sending from the country TO the nmaTy
expected give city reference. Letters should be address
ed to the President Of the lnfrmary.
lee 70-wy
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE-tIying in the FORK isr
ny the junction OF The Richmond ami Fredericssu':
Louisa Railroads, and adjoining the lands Gf Major lha
boswell and Pleasant Terrell, Esq.l The subscriber "i
al public SALE nj the junction Tavern, Friday. tie &
TENDER next, NJ II 0c!oos II fair that valuable, nnn
Tract OF Land known Biars Tract, Hanover
property of the late Mrs. Judith Winston,) within half
Of the Richmond and Frederick and LOnsl Rloi''
containing about 315 This land lies the ht 30
liver, aud Is ~ easy from both of The Rld
about two hours RIDE Railroad from city 81 Rich
That portion Of the land fronting the river Of GCe E
low grounds; hut the entire tract, 10 expression
judge in the neisIbcrhood.) il of good quality Trrr
abundance OF good and heavily timbcred land in the ra
person DESTROYS Of buy good farm contiguous To e
ncnd Market and placing such improvements thereon 4 I
best SUIT his taste, this certainly presents m9'! ii
opportunity.
The terms Of sale will be. one.tri In cash, and, fort"
lance of the purchase money equally divided approved Ws
Bile notes will be taken, the fret day OF Jana'h
WIN. F. BrTlfG.
Richmond tu,rs, Iob 1870 3O--Ni'
Interesting TO Planters .H.rrhanfs and .BanufadY'
THE rates Of Trans oral the Port sinonlh and
L Railroad, from Weldon Ia Portsmouth, have been e-'
follows:
On Tobacco In h0gsheads 20 cents per 00 lts n,
On manufactured tobacco Is cents per box and " '
keg
On Flour, to o cents per barrel
On Cotton, to Is cents per 100 pounds.
On Gr0ceries, To 80 cents pei 100 pounds.
N' - '"' ~ ''' WALTER GwySS,
President P. & r. u L,
N onhee ro''smou'' a"' i'"" 3,-s3'
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a LETTER FROM MR.. TYLER.
We are requested to publish the following letter, adj
dressed by the President 10 his friends in this city II
expresses his thanks to those who have sustained him
in the midst of the severe trials 10 which he has been
exposed in the discharge of his duty. T. W. Post
WAsHISGroS, Aug. %, 1872.
Gentlemen: | should sooner have acknowledged
the receipt of your letter of the 10th lnst covering
certain resolutions adopted by large number OF my
fellow citizens, assembled in the Park, on the 18th
instant, but for the severe and constant pressure
upon me Of important public duties. | will not he
state TO express the pleasure | experienced at the
decided tone Of appreciation manifested by my TEL
low citizens in their several resolutions. Next 10
the consciousness of having done my duty, The up.
proval Of my constituents, the people OF the United
States, would undoubtedly afford the highest salts
faction. If for the maintenance of those Republican
principles which have advanced from my earliest
manhood am destined 10 be in future as for all the
time have been in the discharge OF The duties OF the
Presidential office has been the case-the OBJECT OF
vituperation and gross abuse must even bear 1t
with all the forude and composure can call to
my aid. encounter but the fate which the man
who called the great high priest OF Republi-
canisn encountered in 1899 and 1oCo. The dis
cplc has reason to anticipate different or mder
fate than that encountered by his instructor shall
follow in the footsteps of that iustrous man, and act
upon his principles believing, said by my lmme
date predecessor in this Office in his celebrated Day
ton Speech that 81" the Augean stable is TO be ceansed,
can only he done by recurring to the principles oil
Thomas Jefferson" To the support of those prnci-
Piles my life has heretofore been devoted, and it shall
continue TO he 10 the end
tender TO you, gentlemen, assurances Of my high
respect. JOHN TYLER.
Joseph O'Connor, and others, Vice Presidents.
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7,oWN LOTS IN TAPPAHANNOCk For SALE.-Pursu-
TO the provisions of Deed of Trust from barnett M"s
and eonora his wife, Undersigned recorded in the Clerk
Office County of Essex; and also. by virtue OF de-
Circuit Court Of Law and Cbancery oil Fai-
aurr county, the Mo-y Moss pronounced on the
day October 1884, shall proceed To SELL for cash, without
reserve before Of Court house, in the town OF
Tappahannock Monday the 10Th day of September CoIit
day. Let's aud the Houses thereon more particularly de-
scribed in said deed and decree.
The believed mnquestonabe hut selling IA Ius-
tee and Commissioners shall such title only ~ IL vested
In me. SAMI. Chiffon, Trustee ana IoilbisS"hei
. 2o-Wtus
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AND IN POWHATAN FOR SALE.-ln pursuance Of Al
IL cree of the Circuit, Court Of Powhatan rendered on ths
day of November 1871, the Of Gallo WIkEsos
own right, and Executor Of Thomas Wilkinson d,cra
plaintiff against William Watson and wife, and other drst
shall, the 9th day of September neat, II far, II not Of
next fair day expose sale public auction, upon tie
SEES Tract Of Land yin: in p"waan county, cohranH
acres less, aud joining the lands OF Gallo WIS
and others and IL land at which Nichols Wl.l
died seized and possessed aud will lie sold sub Get 10 The %
Mrs. Polly y kinsnn widow 81 said Nicholas, 10 dwdIta
Une.thrd The purchase money will he required .h ID
balance equal ins;nlncnts, payable in six AID
from the day Of sale to I've secured by bond
personal security. aud the title OF the land 10 Dr. "ri VI
tie whole Of the purchase money shall he paid
r. +. GRAVES, ic.,
II. l.. HOPKINS, "'""S''''
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DAVENPORT * ALLEN, ArcrioSrrRs AND Wmu.,
~ MERCHANTS, Richmond, Pa, have for sale large .,.
merchandise comprising Sugars, Coffee, Braniies VIM
las.es Nails, salt Ground Plaster Blasting AID Re pcW
Candles Lamp and Tanners OIL Teas, Almonds, Ra,rs "a
Lead Ig,orce Paper and other articles which are ogrn
very ow prices, for cash, city accrp,ances.
5cy- Sales nj Auction USUALLY on Thursdays.
I'M
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~ OTlCE.-Ali psrsons having claims against The E.au
tanel Smith, deceased will present them for seterr.
Those indebted will please max. payment immediately as
determined 10 close the administration paericag
MARTIN JAMES, Execute
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r AND FOR sALE.-Being DESTROYS 10 move TO Missouri Of
fr far nriyae sale my Tracts Of Land 10 Mecken
burg and The other Brunswick the former The land on winch
reside and the latter which John Kirby lately
.d Iuo boil, Of places there excellent dwelling
houses and every house necessary for The secu, OF crops
nj, Ls and the accommodation Of and horses The
Ian m contains 64 and lies in the fork Of Roses
and Great creek mile OF Lawenev!e, and most
dIr residence for large and opulent family The tract in
Param's creek, three
miles North Of TamHany with good st al on IT, ana
rns Purchasers invited Ia look this property aud judge
6r Themselves The terms will be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS refer
~ MS urb T. Pasvilu and Edward B. Hicks the
brunswick land will be pleased one At my house
=. ~ ~ o,,a, ,ract PASCliAL BRACY.
20 an..S Al, 1870
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LANES RIVER LAND FOR SALE-On Tuesday, tie 4h day
of October next fair and not then, on the next TAR day
hall ,r FIR sale nj public the premises,
estate in the county Amherst and five miles below the town
of ynchburg containing by late survey 10 acres {"
mn, and there are Of high my undivided
portion rr. onerd Of 100 acres Of land adj 'lnr The above
he fertility Of this adaptation to the growth of oba CO
corn wheat oatss conteuiy to the town ynchbre
bic particular description unnecessary Those disposed Ia
expected aud invited to yi's tbs estate ana last
hrrs well acquainted with the land and will The lnqn
es Of any disposed purchase The purchaser VIII nave
The nyere Of this fall and possession viii be
given on the first day of next January.
The will be $3.50 ea. o" the day OF sao one na o.
third ON The 18th August 1914 aud The remaining third on tn.
5tb AUGUST 1885 The pay will bear Interest
from le day Of sale but interest in be remed il the
ney puncuay paid The title to the land win BE- retained
me in reference property and directed TO the Virginia
- ROB. BOILING.
s,,ns os 3o-wttls.
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ENTIRELY .vEH.
BOOTS. SHOES. TRUNKS, HACKING, &C, &c.

Wkolcsaic and Retail.
THE subscriber will by the tenth Of September, at M
Store, door above Messs Hubbard, Gardner Co.
Backing &C. comprising variety Of ladies' gentle
mems, misses boys and chdrrn's Boots Shoes Slippers Ira
yelling Trunks Carpet Rag Bear Skins, &c. &c. the entire Of
which and fashionable and will be sold low, al
Wholesale and rea for cash, good North
Carolina and Virginia Merchants particularly invited TO call
and examine my stock. SAMUEL puTNEf,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Boots Shoes, Trunks &C.
Main street. Richmond Va
Aug 26 32-wIyf
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splendid LuNeries for SeptemIer and October.

J. G. GREGORY 81 Co., Managers,
Office Man, ID door beio1 Main and 4 Streets
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
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4 RUNAWAY ~ JaII.-Was committed To the lsl
n Rockingham county, Va. as runaway, IN Tie lab d.
Juue last Nrrfo Man, who calls himself Nathan, and
is the property of James Brent OF Nelson county liz
feet inches high. well made, and is about the ordinary
posed be about IS ~ years of age. Had o wh,n
led dab Lome made cloth coat, white jeans pants, whr
hat and Goa se shoes. The Is requested
prove property, pay charges, and take him away or lie ~
dealt with a. the law directs.
0TWAY C. STERLING,
Jalor Of Rockingham county. u
JnIv Of 2J-yfa
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nawla Company hereby certify, that James reare, whose
subscribed the foregoing advertisement, the Agent OF
the snd Company duly by the President and Drec
the Stock of delinquent Stockholders from
time be deemed pursuant 10 the pro-
vision ofihe charter. w. b. CIlTTENDEN.
Az ac 31-y4w
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IN CUANCERY- Wlncis.-At Rules held in the Clerks or
fee of the Circuit uperor Court Of Law and Chancery Tor
Powaan county, the 18th TO the 9th day of JULY IN the year
1912: n,:n
Edward F. Baush, fiaihlh:
against ,,
r. F. Graves Administrator of Edward F. Bangh, deceased
and Edward A. Lynch and Harriet wife, and Sarah A. Haush
and Others -, . ,r o.,
The defendants Edward A. Lynch and Harriet ms we ana
Sarah A. Bauc ot having their appearance and ap
pearine by satisfactory evidence tina, they are not
az this Commonwealth the motion OF the paitiH Dy hs
Council It is Ordered That Tie said Edward A. Lynch ana
wife, Sarah A. Bang, do appear before the Junge o our
Circuit Superior of Law and Cancey for Powhatan cou
ty nj the thereof the first day OF The next No
ycmbcr term the bill of The plaintiff ana 'hat copy
of this order forthwith inserted in newspaper published
in The city Of Richmond continued for two months success
vey and that another be posted at the 'front.' door Oh h
Court house OF this county.
ACopy-Teste, r. ~
r.,.a, 92-wswr
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WIN. J. ROBERTSON, ATTORNEY Law, C.Grerot
w Ya., will practise regularly in the Courts of Abemrs
louisa and attend to business conded 10 him In tie ada
counties.
RErERENcrs -Rehmond. Gen. Bernard Peyton, T. 4 J.
James & Co., Jaqurlin r. Taylor, Lewis Webb Jno " Cod
Caperon Crump Charlottesville Hon. +. W. Glmer ia
Il. St. C. Tucker Jno. X. Jones, VIM A. Bbb Sample : MI
Vim w. Dawson.
Ang. l2 23-w;s
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IxDIASA ALL RIGHT.-By the State Sentinel, Chap
man 81 of the 10th, received this morning, we have
full returns OF the election in Indiana. The following
is the result:
Senate-Democrats, 81
House do. 81
Senatc-Fcderaliss, 80
House do. 42
III
Dem maj. on joint ballot,
The election of The Wing Senator in Warrick coun.
ty, said 10 be doubtful but is, nevertheless put down
on the Wing sde-and three other Wing Senators are
said 10 be pledged to vote for Democrat for the T.
S. Senate.
In Dekab and Stcuben counties there is said to be
tie VOTE which is of course, omitted in the above
count; and the member from Shelby county in the
House, is damned BY the Federal Wings Allowing the
Wings all they claim and the result will stand thus on
ONT ballot:
Democratic Senator's 81
do. Representatives, 90
III
Federal Wing Senators, %
do. Representatives, ~
%
Democratic majority on joint ballot, Al
This is glory enough for 1912!
Ohio State,man Aug. 10.
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GRAND SCHEME:
$4,000 80 prizes Of 81 200-l5 drawn ballots.
UNION LOTTERY Class No 10, for 1912, to be drawn a
A andria ID. C.. Saturday, Sent. 18th.
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If the completed the first day they will be
nued from day 10 day, until completed.
JAMES PEARCE, Agent
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nENTAL suRGERY.-R. N. HUDSON, DEaI.a SrRcEos,
~ Richmond supply the loss Of Teeth, from
one 10 full sci with Beautiful ncorruptble Artificial Substitutes
will insure the prrnanenry, and
great utility and ennncation Ten
practical experience Dentist, both in this country and
Europe enables perform all operations the APP
prov plans and with that and genenes which those
cuinry sensitive and Invaluable organs require.
RrrIarNcrs-Rirlmond, Ia Messrs. Hubbard & Gardner,
Rev. Pumer Gen Preram Dr. Boch rnbroug Gen. Peyton
Dr. r. g. Cabell Dr. Chnmherayne, s. = Baxter EsI Saunton,
20 Hon. Bscoe C.. Baldwin, John H. Peyton Esq., Hon. A. II.
H. Stuart Hon. Tncas r. Thompson, Thos j. Niche, Esq.
The undersigned having had ample opportunities Of becoming
acquainted with the professional merits Of Dr. r. ~ HUDSON
Surgeon Dentist takes pleasure in recommending him 10
public gentleman emnently skilled in his profession and
n department DIR Hudson engaged in the
Draccr profession Staunt0n, recently, for about three
years during which time he operated The Teeth Of several
of my family, and entire satisfaction lie also
whole Salts Of Teeth and many single
Teeth and far have heard his operations have been ap
proved of and feel assured that speak the general
Of the community when say that Dr. Hudson regarded
comparaby Dentist who has pracsd in Snnton.
ALEXANDER II H. STUART.
Sannion, Augusta CO., Va Nov. lsf
Office Sain street, lew doors below the Exchange Bank
Aug a-wly
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1886 przes-39, III blanks. s9l2 Ola
Nearly many Prizes Blank.
.s Number I.ottery-l5 drawn ballots.
Tickets Sl5-hares 50-qnarters 75-eighths 81
Certificate Of Package Of oG Whole Tickets, $3.50 90
Do. do. 81 Half do % 90
DO. do 26 Quarter do IS on
DO do 26 Eighth do % 80
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no STUDENTS OF IAW.-1'he subscriber proposr, :,
open his Establishment, in South street, Baltimore ary
extensive plan formerly And, should suitable nut
of students mairculae between this and the first of Ootr
there will he delivered series Of Lectures moral ,rra
historical subjects, In addition many Law aud The MI
ply of general politics. Students will also have pyr
Moot Court organized in the most prdea! way and an m
sive law and miscellaneous library al their Command Tn.
adjustment will he al open for few students In adv,
of those who may hereafter attend
DAVID HOFFMw
lime a.
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New Ken, C. H., Va, July %
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FRANCIS n. WATKINS Tn.

Farmville, Aug 5, 1872
y- The Wing will copy weekly for three weeks ate,
day Of September and send their account this Office