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s'a' The Committee appointed at the last meet
ing OF the Shockoc Association 90 act IN ron
junction with the Committee Of Invitation inr The
Democratic Association OF the Ciiy,) for the pur-
pose OF waiting on MAJOR Davezac, on his arm
val in this City and rendering him the Inequalities
of the Democracy oil Richmond, are requested
10 meet this morning al ~ O'Clock, al The Store vi
Mr. Wiliam Wallace. The following gentle
men compose the Committee: -Chas. II. Hyde,
William Wallace, Allen NJ. Lyon, ). ID. De-
noon, Thos. l.. Beazley, r. o. Ha>kins ana Fran
els Larmand.
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COMMERCIAL GARDEN AND
ID NITnSERY. OF PARSONS g. co !

EHusiing near Netr York.
nESCRIPTIvE CATALOGUES Of The
~ Fruit and Forest Trees, Shrubs, Plants
&c, cultivated at this Establishment, can be OBJ
,ained gratis OF the Proprielors BY mail
Their stock is well known as being the most
extensive and varied on this side Of the Atlantic.
The Trees are distinguished for beauty and
thrifty growth, and will be warranted for the den-
,ity Of their kinds
All orders should be transmitted as early as
possible, and will receive prompt attention.
Oct l-2aW6W
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AUCTION SALES.
Robert Hill & Brother, Auctioneers.

1.-TWO VACANT LOTS FOR SALE
1 Will be sold on Tuesday, the 22d inst, at
1 o'clock, on the premises, two desirable Lots OF
ground fl and ~, on Wall street, i'll The
rear Of Messrs. Elanken>hip & I.ynn's Livery
Stable The terms are 10 be made known on the
day OF sale, and conducted by
RO. HILL & BROTHER.
Oct l6-tis Auclioneers.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
High Water this day at los O'Clock, A. NJ.

High Water this day at l0a O'clock, A. M.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahontas, Hollingshead Baltimore,
sindries
Schr. Red Jacket, Dearborn, New York, salt,
10 Williams & HaxaR.
Schr. J. C. Demarest Hackansae, light.
SAILED,
Schr Pastoral Creighton, Baltimore, coal.
Schr William Burk, Colder, Jersey City, coal.
New York. October l1.-Cleared, schr. Pat
mos, Townsend, and steamer John 5. Mchim,
Richmond. Arrived, schr. Manchester, Werh
Richmond
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NASH 4 WOOnuOrsE

p ECElVE as soon as possible, all the New
IL Wolks Of merit issued by The LEADING Pull
fishers in the United Stales They haze Jusl 10
band
Incidents Of Social Life amid the European
Alps-lransldled from the German oil ]. Hem
rich ID Ischokkc, b; LOUIS Stfack>.
Narrative of a visit To the Syrian (Jacobite)
Church OF Mcsopo;amia, with statements and re-
Elections upon The presen, state oil Christianity in
Turkey; and the character and prospects OF the
Eastern Churches, by Rev. lIoraiio souihgaie.
NJ A. Oct H.
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z-,r CHESTERFIELD-Co Henry L. Hop
kins bv invitation, will address the Coal Mines
Democratic Association THIS DAY, al II, A..
NJ. at the brick School House, near Haley Coles.
All persons are invited 10 attend.
0ptober 10 1911
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TARM FOR ALE.-Expccting 10 remove TO
i Richmond will offer for sale, on the 3lst
dav of October, 1871, the Farm on which now
reside, G.ocust Grovr,) lying mile from James
river. and 10 miles from Richmond. This Tract
contains 100 acres OF excellent land. with a clav
foundation, and mari bank near al hand Ii
has on il very excellent dwelling house, (new, J
with all the necessary out houses. an excellent
orchard, and good well OF waller. 1t will be
sold without reserve, on liberal Terms, say and
IL months II would form most capital loca-
ton Tor a Physician.
will offer Tor sale also, OH the same dav. all
of nv Household and Kitchen Furnlure:-it is
nearly new, and some Of the best quality will
sell. also, ms Crop of Corn, Fodder and Oats nv
Horses and Mules, Cows Hogs and Farming
Utensils
The above sale will commence nj l3o'clock.
JOHN +. CIIILDREY.
IIenrico Co, Va. Oct l-clds
TRUST SALE OF LAND AND NEGROES.
10y virtue of a deed OF trust executed 10 lis by
ID the late Clack Robinson, lor purposes therein
specified, dated the Sh day Of March, 1873 and
duly recorded in the Registers Office Of Warren
County, we will sell 10 The highes, bidder. ON
Friday the first day of November next, at the
plantation known as the Jones Plantation, all the
Lands oflhe sand Robinson lying on the North
side oil the KOanokc llNCl anu ABOUT seventeen
likely Negroes There are about two thousand
two hundred acres of Land, a good portion Of
which is superior river bo'ton The upland is OF
good quality and well iimbcrcd. This Land was
purchased by the said Robinson OF The late Fran
els Jones and others, and may be conveniently di-
viled into Two or more tracts Ia suit purchasers.
The healthy region in which his Land lies, the
fertility of The soil and lis location, being in the
immediate vicinity Of the Raleigh and Castor
rail road and only abont fifteen miles above Gas
Ton, combines advantages rarely offered in any
country Those wishingto purchase are request
cd 10 view the premises, which will be shown by
Mcs>rs. William or Allen Robinson, both Of
whom live upon the premises, or by either of the
subscribers Bonds with approved security will
be required for the purchase money ofthe Land
--one half payable on the 9Th February next, the
other half payable on the 9Th Of February lsl6-
| The Negroes will bc sold br cash. The RICH, to
the whole Of The property isindispuiabe; bul sell
ling as trustees we shall convey such title only a.
! iSvc>icd in us by said dcec.
n. MILAN.
O. D. Fits,
Trustees
Y y a II Tho cr,i;inrs of e. pohnson Irr'l
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CITATIONS OFFICE Prizes Prizes 4!
- sold and paid by STRATTON within a lew

Half Nos. ) .l} =; Nos. u II
. 10 ~ ~ " Is 30 81
Whole " . l. II d" Is - G2
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, No. b. drawn
l2;h inst:
b 70 ii 81 - co II 81 - IS Ii 81 - G6 )
500. 900. 50 900, 10 900 10000, Grand Scheme
for Saturday, 10Th Oct. - Nos. Ii drawn.
Alexandra Lottery Glass F. Capitals 500
900, 3u,0Oo $1,000, 10000, 10 OF l,50D, 10 OF
l,2jO 80 of 900, 30 OF 800, 80 Of 100, 100 of3OO
100 Of 80, 10 of 200, l2i Of 100, &c Wholes
$50; halves 10; quarters $; cighth> ; 80.
ST Orders Tor packages, certificates or single
Tickets in all Lotteries will be promptly attended
TO- and drawing sent when requested. Please adj
dress orders 10 y. SITUATION,
Oct. - Richmond, Va.
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Sept. J

NEGROES FOR SALE,-AlI The Negro
IN Slaves belonging 10 The Estate of DR.. John
y. Sebrell, deceased, will be- sold 10 the highest
bidder, al his late residence, in the county q Sur
ry, ON Tuesday, the 29th day Of October instant,
twenty in number, men, women boys and
girls, all young and valuable, except one, (aged.
Terms cash, or bonds on demand, with approved
security 10 bear interest from the date, or day Of
sale p. L. SPRATLEY, ,,o
J. w. SPRATLEf, A"'"''
Oct H-ct.ls.
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me HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

nNE HUNDRED DcLLARS KEW ARD
~ Runaway from the subscriber living near
Fishersville, Augusta comfy, Va, on the Both Of
last month, Negro Man, named Charles, y;
years old, yellow complexion five feel eight or nine
inches high, and woulc weigh about $50. lie
had OF blue cloth coat and blue clcth panta-
looms, a high-crowned black fur hat, and Il
pair OF boots when he copeland wore silver
watch. He may, however, have changed his
clothing and disposed ofhis watch. He was ap-
pretended in HaydcnSvile, Goochland last Wed
ncsday, and again escaped on his way 10 Jail
and it is likely has made his way 10 Richmond, AZ
he has negro acquaintance in this city. He is
no doubt, making an effort 10 get 10 some of the
Northern free States The above reward will b.
given for his apprehension out OF the State Of
Virginia, or fifty dollar, il taken in Virginia.
To bc secured in either case until get him.
Oct a-clt GEORGE. COlNER.
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A N EXPERIENCED TEACHER, who is a
II graduate of one of our principal institutions,
is DESTROYS of Obtaining a situation for the en-
suing year, either in an Academy or private
school, where the services of Classical and Ma
thematical Teacher would be required.
The best references can be given.
Address r. H. c. Barbours Roads. Isle OF
Wieh, county, Va. Oct T-2awtf
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For RENT.

FOX RENT.
n Tha, retired and pleasant Residence in
fsFsH Manchester, now occupied by Thos. J.
s.sslsY. VI Nance Esq II has large and ex-
cellent garden, good stable, carriage house and
smoke house; well of excellent water in the
yard. Possession given on the lst Jan. 1915.
Apply to GEO. w. TOLER,
Oct I9-tf Agent and Collector, Lisle's Row.
MERCHANTS MAGAZINE-HUNT'
1tl Merchants Magazine. for October-re-
ceived by DRINKER & MORRIS.
Oct. l8-tf
TWEED. FROCK s. D'ORSAY COATS
i @. DUNSPAUGH g. co. have Just re-
ceiyed four dozen Tweed, Frock and D'Orsay
Goats, handsomely cut and Of a superior quality
Also six dozen Cassinet Pants offered very low,
for cash, at the New Clothing Store, No 81 West
Main street. opposite Richards & Gardners
Hardware Store Oct. l8-tf
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE of Foreign Lera-
~ ture, edited by J. H. Agnew, with beauti-
ial Plate, Cleopatra adjoining the SepuIchre of
Mark Anlony) for October-received by
oct. lS--tt DRINKER & MORRIS.
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Richmond, Oct. LIT
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS,
Importers of DRY Goots, HardraTc, cutlery, and
inns

Guns,
HAVE REMOVED To No. l0G MAIN STREET,
The tenement with two-slurv Granite Front, next
10 Mr. William Mitchell.
TIE undersigned will receive IN few days, ny The
L ships "Rob Roy" and Orchard hn1erson," from
Liverpool direct, their Fall Importation In Their Dry
Goods Department they oiTrr THE very hest Goods br
obtained in both Foreign aud Domestic marke,s-such
Cloths blankets, Nlpt CnitonS, Fiannels, Wooliens
Of every kind for servants wear, Irish Linen, Prints
Hosiery, Sc. In il. Hardware Department, they far
nish large, beautiful and unusually varied assortment
all Of which they pledge themselves 10 sell Al prices
low may bu ioa I'd any other house in the city
Til0MA2 l. CHARLES ELLIS.
Ann
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

(Haslln's and Li6by's L,ae.)
To sail positively on Monday, the 2lst of October
Az The superior regular Packet Barque,
4RBACHELOR Capt. Fl. Horton, will sail as
above (ior New Orleans,) on the Dist. For
freight or passage, having superior accommo-
dations apply to JAS. FISHER & SON,
WIN. ROWLETT,
On HAsKINs & LIBBY
II Freight taken and re-shpped 10 Mobile, at
The lowest rates, Oct l1-t2lstOct
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INDEPENDENT CLASSES

Law So
Junior Latin ~
Senior do. -
Junior Greek ~
Senior do III
Preparatory Mathematics ~
The price O: hoard here put down al Sl30, Is
that paid to the College Steward, who in consi-
dcra;ion q certain privileges binds himself 10
the Faculty Ia take all students who apply II
that price Those boarding with HIM lodge IL
COLLEGE.
The price of board including washing lights
and fuel at other boaniing houses in tow cannot
exceed $3.50. This has been established hy a
general understanding" with the College authorities.
Gentlemen wishing 10 prepare for medical ga
duation at any institution can obtain The hcce--
sary preparation from Professor Mingron, who
aives n private Course OF Medical Instruction.
Fee so.
There is also Il second and private cours. 81
Law lay the Proicssor-t'ec $50.
For further information see catalogues,
July IL 9--w3wG wl5S20O
g-.I-Thc Richmond Wing Norfolk Beacon,
Petersburg Inlelligcncer and Lynchbuig Nir.i-
MAN will publish this three times immediately,
once a week, and weekly from the lj,h Septem.
Der Ia 20,h October. The Globe. the National
InleigeEccr and the Raleigh Star three time.
weekly from Isl September, and the Southern
Literary Messenger on the cover Of The Sepem-
Der No, and send accounts to Major Edmund
Christian, College BuIser, Richmond, Va
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y. Mia NJ.
O d. I.'lT"r,S

trustees.
y. p. All The crrdiiorsof c. Robinson decd,
are requested 10 furnish u with statement oflhe
amount or balance due them, on or before The Goth
day of October those living al distance can
do 81 by letter addressed 10 lis at Macon Depot,
Warren, y. &. ~ NJ.
q. ID. +,
Oct. ids Trustees.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
STOLEN from my Store on Tuesday evening,
- October ID, between and Q O'Clock, pieces
of black French CLOTH measuring about 20 yards,
also, one piece of black French cashmere con-
tanning 2ii yards. The above reward will be
paid for the recovery of the Goods and detection
of the Thief w. c. MARTIN,
S6, West Main street
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NOTICE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust, exc
IN cued By Robert Hill, and Elizabeth s. Hill
his wife, TO The subscriber as trustee, 10 secure the
payment OF a sum of money due to Gen. Philip
Aylelt, SHALL ON The first day Of the next SUPERB
or Court of Law and Chancery for the county OF
James City and city OF Williamsburg, before the
door of the Courthouse of said county, sell, at
public sale, for cash, all the right title and inter
est Of the said Elizabeth S. Hill, who was Eliza
beth S Travis, in the estate Of her father John
Travis; which interest," consisting of slaves, was
lately held by Mrs Judith Travis for her life
The title is believed to be undouhteG, but, acting
as trustee, shall only sell such tile as is vested
in me. II. T. DANIEL, Trustee
Oct. lSh-wtds
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NOTICE-The subscriber, residing near Lo-
IN ret,o Post Office, Essex county, Virginia,
wishes 10 sell between two and three hundred head
Of good Cattle, among which are some fine Grass
Beeyes RICHD. BAYLOR,
Executor Of Ro p. Waring
Oct, l5-2aw3w
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90 PEW APn

DANAWAY from the subscriber "a trader
II travelling Sonih,) on Sunday the 18th Sept,
negro man named PLEASANT. The said negro
is about five feet, ten or eleven inches high, vi
yellow or copper color; has quite sullen look
and speaks sullenly. He wore away coarse
homespun shirt, blue colored coat, (ronndabout,)
black country Jeans pantaloonS, and an old black
fur hat He was raised i'll Albeinara county,
Va, By Mr. Mann Page, and will doubtless en-
deavor 10 get back 10 that county. | will give
the above reward for his apprehension and de-
livery to r. Ii. Dickinson & Brother Richmond,
Va, or Tor his confinement in jail, TO be delivered
10 them upon application and The payment OF The
reward. Z. G. PONDER,
r. H. Dickinson & Brother, Agents.
0ct 10-ctf
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olHSt IIhClS anu dIhdS'N III tHC isoht-
res, Tor sale By J. +. WORD.
II $50, 900 -Gx
Alexandria Lottery, Glass +, for 1874 10 he
drawn at Alexandria, d. C., on Saturday, 18th of
October 1911. IS Nos, III drawn ballots. Grand
Scheme :-S60000 10000, $4,000, 10000, 5000
1000, G,OOO, 5000, 1000 $500, 4 of 1000, 5 OF
1860, 10 of 500. 10 of $50, 30 oil 1000 80 OF
800, 50 of 400, 1000 300, 100 of $50, 10 oil 200
l21 of $50, Ia OF 100 &c. Tickets $2O-shares
in proportion. A certificate OF Package ot %
Tickets will be sent Tor ;s2S0-sliarcs in proper
ton
Alexandria Lottery. for Goth October :s55 29i,
ll,7Gl, 30 Of 1000 &c. Tickets 80. A cert-
foatc Of Package Of wholcs, costs $l3O- shares
in proportion.
A. Orders for Tickets, and Shares, ami Ger.
liGcaes of Packages in the above Splendid Loite-
ricS, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account OF each drawing will be sent, when
requested, 10 all who may order Tickets from inc.
Sept. ~ J. +. WORD.
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JI7ORTHAM OFFICE, No. :, Exchange
w Ph,ce, Richmond, yusinia.
100000 Capital for to-day! Every body wants
it-Then lei every boiy take pull. Who will
get it? That is the question. If n poor man,
he is poor no longer-it 4 rich one, it will an
swer very we'll 10 oil the cos-wheelS OF his pccu-
MARY concerns-He NAV roll along, fourth hand,
"as slick as grease Well the chances in the
Alexandria Lottery, Glass T, 100000 Capital
are at No :, 10 iia disposed OF until o'clock, p.
NJ There are l6 drawn Nos out of IS, and, by
consequence, more prizes than blanks, and more
than one.tilth Of the prizes have either s or :
drawn Nos. on them Prizes-SG0OO0 10000,
$1,000, 5000, 1000, 5000, 50Gn, 1000, 1890
2,3ll-4 prizes Of 1000, 5 of ! ,1G0, 10 of 800
10 OF $50 80 of 900, 80 of 500, 80 OF 400, 100
of 800, 100 of $50, 10 of 200, &c Tickets $50
halves Sl0-luaricrs S5-eighths - 30.
ilo far 11-Day.
$1,000 Capilal The Grand Consolidated
Lottery, Glass No. 70, the drawing of which
can be had on Monday, is very nice Scheme
Tickets for sale until half past o'clock Prizes:
$1,000, 1900, LOO, 1000, 1888 so, 3 Of 400, 3 Of
$50. of 2O0, 10 of $50, 10 Of 1885, lOof 100, 20
OF rs, 90 OF GO, 300 OF 40, &c. Tickets 81
shares in proportion.
Oct I9-lt CHARLES WORKMAN.
HROCEKlES, We've nave Oh cohsiSh-
VI ment, and for sale
100 cases Licorice
so hhis. Porto Rico Sugars
80 bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
80 boxes Havana While Sugar
100 sacks fine Salt
40 bbls. Tanners Oil
1000 sides Sole Leather
100 cases Shoes
200 bbls Cincinnati Whiskey
1000 reams Cap and Letter Paper
20 quarter pipes superior Port Wine
400 kegs Rife Powder
300 Blasting
1000 terces Ground Plaster
100 kegs Warehouse Nails
Also, Gunpowder and Black Teas Brandy,
Candies, Cheese, Indigo, Nader, Copperas,
Alum, Herrings, Rice, and Linseed Oil; all OF
which are offered al the lowest prices and on Ii
beral credit. DAVENPORT G. ALLEN,
Auciioneers and Commission Merchants.
Oct. l6-cGt
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL, RALEIGH, y. C..
RI. Rcr l.. S. Ircs, u. ID. TSity-R,r. A3crt
SmcGcS Rrcior.
TINE WINTER SESSION Of this School
i will commence on the Isl December. y
punctnal attendance of The pupils is earnestly IT.
quested
Terms, PAYABLE in advance, or before the close
OF the month Of January.
For Board and English Tuition, per Sos
sion or 5 months, 800 90
Tuition in French, II 80
in Music, on Piano or Guitar - 90
with 50 90 for the use OF Piano,
ON the Harp, 80 90
with $40 Tor the use of the instrument,
Tuition in Drawing and Painting, Is 90
Pens and Ink IS
Board, &c. during vacation, 10 90
n B. Beds and beds,cads are furnished by the
School, pupils are required 10 furnish their own
bedding and towels. The clothing OF pupils
should he distinctly marked with the owners
name in full. Mrs. Smedes will >upcr;ntend
any purchases parents may authorize their
children 10 make in The City, but no account
will be opened al any Store without the express
sanction of parents or guardians The religious
services of Sundays being held in The Chapel ofthe
Institution by the Rector. pupils have rarely occa
sion 10 visit the CITY and the plainest attire i al! that
they require Extravaganza in dress is opposed
to The principles and practice Of the School, and
parents, who enrus the care of their childrcn's
wardrobe, entirely to the discretion Of the Rector
and his assistants, will never have occasion 10
complain on This subject.
Pupils are allowed To accept invitations in the
City, for the day only once month; and never
for the evening. They have opportunities of
seeing their friends al the Soirees which are
stately held during the Session. Oct. ls-lt
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NASH & WOODHOUSE
open this day their New Store, for the sale
" Of Books, Piano Foues. Stationery, Fancy
Articles, Music, &c. They respectfully Invite
the citizens of Richmond and vicinity 10 call
and look over the many new and beautiful goods,
selected by with the greatest care and diligence.
Oct lG
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GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
BROGU E.S, IL SIDE LEATHER SHOES,
Al tic Pcniicatioyy stare.
TTHE Board of Directors have just authorised
l. reduction in the price Of the above arli-
cics, that oliers strong inducements 10 the CouS
TRY MERCHANTS, FARMERS, FAcroRY PhorRrE-
TORS, &c, 1cio ariSt 10 Jny We invite public al
,ention to our large stock, which is equal in qua
lily TO any thing in this market
Sept. 23-tf JAS. C. SPOTTS, Agent.
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LOTTERIES.
vNHOMAS Il. BIGGER, Corner of Main and
i Governor Streets.
SPLENDID SCHEMES!

SPLENDID SCHEMES!
Grand Scheme 100000 Capital-g-j' 100
prizes ofSl 900 are $l0O,OOO. 81 Drawing re.
ceivcd Monday Evening, October 18th Grand
Capitals: $4,000, $1,000, 1900, 5000, 1000,
1881, 100 prizes OF 900, &c, &c. - drawn bal
lois. Tickets sig.
$4,000 Capital! Drawing received Monday
:. ming, October 2sil Capitals so, ooo, s,ooo
5000, 1000, 1000, 1000, ; Of 500, Of 800 OF
300, of 25D OF 2l0, ~ OF 900. 40 OF 800, of
100, 10 of 300, &c, &c. IL ballots Tickets
$40.
81 For smaller Schemes, call at the Office.
- Packages of wholes and shares, single
whole and shares, always Oh hand in the usual
great variety. and, as usual, prizes paid AT sight
immediately AFTER the drawing.
s--r Orders for packages, certificates or single
tickets in the above Schemes and in all Lotteries,
will be promptly attended 10, and drawing sent
when requested. TIlOS. +. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Sept lS-dd
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mo THE CREDITORS or BEVERLY
i SfDN0R-Notoe is hereby given, that
statement has been made for dividend and dis
tribution of The sum of Sl3 90G G5 among the Gre
dilors OF Beverly Sydnor, who have proved their
debts, and that alter ten days the Court Of the o.
States for the Eastern District Of Virginia, will
decree dividend and distribution Oct. Lido
r AW SCHOOL IN RICHMOND.-Th
IL subscriber proposes 10 open Law School
in this cilv-the term commencing on the first
day OF November, ard terminating on The last
day Of April next
The fee for instruction, will be $50 FOR the
term-payable in advance.
Applications may be made by letter, or per-
sonaliy to the subscriber, at The Powhaan House.
Oct l4-d&c If VIM. MAXWELL.
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EnR IYNCERITRG

CHARACTERISTIC. non having pceil detained Ioi SC
veral days, in consequence of breaches in The
Canal, will not leave for the above place until
Noaday morning next the 3lst inst, at So'clock
Passage and Fare $G. Oct. l9-lt
BUCKINGHAM LANDRY virtue OF a
ID deed OF trust, executed by Bradley S. Glover
and wife, bearing date the llih June, 1914 and
duly recorded in Buckingham county, shall, on
Saturday the 23d day OF November next, Tor the
purposes OF said deed SELL on the premises 10 the
highest bidder, the tract of land on which said
Glover resides, lying in the lower end OF said
county, adjoining John C. Page, Alex'r Trent
and others, containing about 52G acres more or
less, being very excellent farm, and wcll-impro
we'd as residence.
Terms-S700 in cash; The residue OF the pur-
chase money 10 be divided into three equal pay
menls at s, 8, and 10 months respectively, from
the day of sale-secured by good negotiable notes,
satisfactorily endorsed, and lien on the land.
shall convey as is usual for trustees, but have
not the slightest ground 10 suspect The title.
Oct l9--cwtds w. p BOCOCk, Trustee