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Education.

q T. HUERfSS Will resume the exercises Of his
school on Monday, 18Th September neat, ~ The
basement "t the tDivria>t Church. The lo'aton j.
GENITAL and retired, aud the large any, ana
pta'an'. iii' eonr.r Of instruction VIII embrace il
various branches nf an English Education, tacethtf
with The Latin aud Greek Languages.
Terms rs here"icre 81! siO for tho scholastic
year Of TEN months.
Pfompi and punciua attendance on the part Of h''
Pu,.i's is desired. Aug l9-eUlf
DURcEIl.'S OFFICE Drawn ms. OF The Gilnd
Consolidated Lottery t1as- No. -:
IL % ~ 10 IL 81 ID II 3 81 30 p.
Hail. 80 -. piiz- OF 1O Nos. AZ -. prize al
$500, both sod and AID hy PURCELL.
Thu Day al n'rlork.- C-p;9ls 5000. 1900, ,a96,
m az ~ o. ~ Tickets s. -; halves 81 -; quart
ers &! cents. Call Iris morning al
Auc 10 PUECELL's OFFICE.
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DEATIIS

Died, on yesterday morning, in The III, year Of
yer age J.NErTA C., orphan daushteroi william
IL. and Ellen c. Brown. Her funeral VIII lake
mace hi, morning a, IL o'clock, al The residence
of her grandfather James Brown, Jr., on GRACE
street. The friends and acquaintance OF me
family, ard those Of MIR. Robert Gordons fanny
are requested 10 attend without further inv'la''''l'
Died, Yesterday, AT 81 o'clock, al her residence
on The Basin, Mrs Frances Mann, aged oi.-1
Her iiends and relatives are respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral this evening al 4 o'clock,
without, further invitation.
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A SITUATION WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN competent 10 give insfac-
II ton in all the branches of Education usual +
Is taught in our best Academies ana Colleges, OF
frrs his services for The ensuing ycaras Ifaehtf'
He has received degrees from several Colleges,
has been engaged in teaching about ttn years, ah.
can produce ample testimonials as 10 character
and qualifications. He would prefer >llus'i"n
in his native State, Virginia, hu would mol object
Ia q residence in another Slate. Letters addressed
10 F. K l., care OF The Hon. K. u Gillian, al w.
told, Granville county, North ICilolna, will ms''
with prompt attention. July 29-eiai'S
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famous Mexicans have daiedio lili ilei. sacf'-
lieiuus ana llnoJ. .I:iped hants in 4 mcnaciis
and warlike I posiion asains, the l.anlii"' but
unfortunate 'rrxas,' ani il doing lh' have y'r-
ually insnlicd Inc rond siiil Of 's saGn.1y lie
in won't Mexico has declared var asa.hhs,. ,''s
H. States. Already, mclhinks sec ner a ni9 our
hounds feeding on he muiialed co'srs , q % eur
,hic,h,n. To arms ioa arms, then, ana soi"e 10
"CENERAL ORDERS.
"You will, forthwith report y"afsc',n .;,. :"
James lcu.s, Qyon>) in III Guy 81 r,'I r.n,
"IIanoycr Trxa. V''un'cr,.,
'Col. Jeremiah MolrlandS, (Monon) u : I"'
perez, i, is understood, will Join u wnn i''"'
ieginlrb;.-J Dudley c. Red, Captain ~
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Fall and Winter Dry Goods.

FIRST ARRIVAL AND SUPPLY FOR
THE SEASON, AUGUST III.
D II. JENKINS is now opening 200 pack.
IN. ages Of fresh goods, consisting Of 2COo
pieces OF Furniture and Dress Calicoe>, a latqe
assortment of bleache,. and brown ShiriEgs aud
Sheelirss, Plaid Linseys, Blankets, Lace Goods.
Muslin Capes and Collars, hi>h Linens, Sau..
neus, Kentucky Jeans, Cotton Oznaburgs, Kcf.
seys, White, Red, and Yellow F!annels Cloh>
Ca>smeres and Fe>tins>; Silk and Cotton Hand
kerchieiS, with every Article at Try Good, 10 he
found in Dry Goods Sorc-all Of which viii
be sold at wholesale and retail for cash, 81 sc.
cepiances. as low rs similar cool> can I've iouGi
in the United States, al II. H. jenkins VIII !e.
sale and Retail Dry Goods Store Aug Is
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Richardson 81 IN.

HAFE commenced receiving their supply.
Il and, in the course OF Il few days, will ha,r
in store, by The Iiarkaway, direct lIoia Livernoo
and suudrv arrivals from the Northern cltirs /.
large and general assortment Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
rmLlacp. Il great variety oianicles, suitable h,
Fal! ana Winter, which lhcy offer 10 purchases
on their usual Terms, and very moderate priee.
ALSO,
Brussels. Threepy. Ingram and Venetian
CARPErING and RUGS, Of most desirable
patterns, rolors, &c, and al as low prices as
they ran be had for in The civ
Aug. li-dI0l&c6' So, MalS STRrrr
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Wholesale Boot. AlOe and
TRUNK WAREHDTSC

NO. II, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA
u. HOOVER is now receiving per regular
}. arrivals from New England, (wlere he has
remained ior The last six weeks examining stocks
aud making purchases his FALL STOCK II
The abo'e articles. lie Daitcl> himself that lie
VIII be able 10 oier Goods al as low prices and
on terms as favorable as any house in Virgins.
Ahhc'pa.IIsa large tf'ae 'ii> TALL, have made
shall hay- in store stock Of every article in INV
line, than which there never has teen-ihrre :, I.
tanly will hot be MS iuY-any superior in Rich.
mond.
Merchants are respectfully requested 10 exam.
inc my s,oc,i before making their purchases.
J. d. HOOVER,
AuGusi III II Main Stree,
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RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER.-Gn barrel
II Plaster ground in Richmond, from selected parcels
" An Ia EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
SALE OF A VALUABLE TRACT or
land

DY virtue If DE-. a. cf trust, executed !" te sun
ID ,crbcr by Thomas b. Turner, the onr hearing h"ic
lie 81 or December, lsi9, The other tie G ni na'eh,
Isu hath Of which are recorded ia the Clerk oiitc on
III. county &c Mathews. he WILL for The purposes Tue e
in mention ed on TUESDAY, the 'th OF octohtr mex
~ Mathews omr house, urr Tor sale The trari o Lana
called uESSE containing five hundred ACRES, more 81
lrs II -mairti tie Piankniank river, ~ sish "'
The sapvakr Bay, and lie. well Tor easy f'it'a'"n
,nJ management and is ahmEtantIy supplied WIN
mn,l ruJ .ra weed ON The farm Is good hrck aver
Ing hu,l.r The .caiuer narpahannuch, whi,h runs
h-twrrn Baltimore Fredericksburg, stop, ~ u t"c
week A. prrsuus wishing Ia purchase VIII examine
ilr land lsnre the day cf sale, Further drSrr t"n y
unnecessary. The terms Of sale VIII he 'a,h, fhless
the partlt, Interested The deed 81 tfns before 'r GAY
of sale aircr 10 4 rr,,iit portion 81 the money. ~
the sale dee. not take place IN The an oi c'obrr III con
,rmcucr ol hal weather. il will H. made on the u. -
ru, day. Seae rs Tristcr, shall convey snch 'is1
only rs Is vested III iir. -. ..
tua Iy-,wtds ROBERT WALLACE, Trustee
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FOR SALE AND LEASE,
Dy SHEPHERD BROWN and JOS. II. JOHNSTON


T,rtJms, Mss.
~ ANA John &. Mrrn. E.qs I.ynrhhurg. Va; pr
Stirling Nhi,t, Brickland, Va; nr. William " VII
kinS CASTOR, n. T.; J. w. nnlldIn aud VIM. u. Den
MI. Ed, Charlotte, Va w. H. T.. Menlii, Gmenv!ile
county, Va.
an0J ARES of Land, township 10, range West, on
Deer Creek, s>aurna cnunty, Miss 5G0 cleared
AMI IN r tvallnn, with rin, and m and nrgfu houses.
Th. land il equal 10 any cotton land IN r STATE j.
ow under rent al pr. c. AN acrc-wi!l liz sold,
m,rie.t hali exchanged for nr2fo.s, and cult
,a,r,l jnuy-land and ncsnrs 10 he valued.
,i1 arrt> III township Is, range West on The siEr
-rrram Which il uav,yah- by smaH straInb",ts: In
cleared aud in cultivation, with g'n aud mill, and
negro hotse4-supcror cotton land-w br sold. az
Interest u half exchanged for negroes, and Cuvai-
ril iin,ly-and aud neerrrs tO bs valued.
6:Ip acrrs of Land, fronting ir Mississippi; river,
IN loni-ina. miles below Nlrksburs, lbb acres in cni
tivaun, with gin, and mill, and negro houses ~ III he
sold exchanged above. The land - excellent, and
we'll suited for wood yatd-wc have now 5000 cuIs
cut aud Tor sale an the same.
01 af wud Land fronting on Mississippi rvrr,
in Louisiana, pirs above Vickshur.-land excellent.
jIu:iinoiO,l CoHRt0, 4HSS.
The following Lands on tina Snniowrr river, Of :
very superior quality, ~ best cotton region. rnpoved
We VII ta-r in lots of $50 acrs for tenn Of year
wii'out charge. except the iarr- 10 any prrson VIII"
will put on the san,r Is hands. and will pay for The
rim osr lis value II the expiration al years. OF We
viii siyr the Land lh- 9Th year for The house
3D Of Land odd Lake. smnIlowrr river. pat
Of sections ~, ~ % D. 81 Il, - and -, township u"
range West.
III arr.! Suntlnwer river, SECTIONS, 4, and IN,
township L., range West.
l,-jl acrrs on Snniower river, section. II, TO- i, :
and !, inwn>hip II, rangs West
a1 acres part sections and 80, township r. range
West
40 ac,es, part sections aand >, township l., range
W.st.
= 01 acres Snninwcr river, part sections -, -,
III, u, IL aud 81, township IL, range West.
iThdH;0S
40 of Land. fronting Mississippi river, IN
Phillips county, IL miles above Helena, valuable i"r The
timber.
2,rGa acres in Monroe comfy. Arkansas, near White
river, will sell or le;,r in lois nf Gh acres Far years,
10 anv person who will put The same ~ liaI, ~
charge except the taxes This land said Ia b- very
me- aud We'll suited for tobacco.
I2,,s
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MRS. MEAD'S SCHOOI..

THs Institution will be opened for tho reception
OF boarding and day scholars IN the rsi day 0f Dc
brr next Mrs Mead will be assisted by Teachers aud
Professors {. distinguished ability and the course oi SIN
dy and hr>tian discipline in the school and family
will continue as heretofore
Lectures in English and Frrrch viii be- delivered
throughout the session. and the Young ladies nf the "a
mily viii rusur course Of Reading in History and
Standard Poetry.
Reference IL made 10 the following gentlemen, whd
Bishop Johns. Rev. DR.. Empie, Rev Mr.. Norwood, Jas
f. Heath, Esq lanes Seldom, Esq, Charles r. oS-
borne Esq, hirhmo.d; Com APP Calrshy Jones, Judge
J. Mason, Washington; Nelson PAGE, Esq, Cu'nter-
land; Ja'"-- Cali, Esl, Flu,anna.
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list PUBLISHED,
Ana IT,. sale In J. U'1RROCK,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
"A l. nj 4 N A C. X,
Jt'ST PUBLISHED.
For the year IH4G,

CALcrLATEn by DAVID richardson. If Louis,
- county, virginia. cont niug lis.s OF the Courts ni
Virginia aud Moth cnrlina. ard oil The Iious- ~ De
teat-., ana srna'r aui C"uIs Of Virginia. complete
In The amusing dep rtrrrn, viii be fnnd TIL. Hon.
m""n over The Birth III HE Flowers; Tr Stay Queen,
tsuns J Variations 81 The Rose: The -Four Ieafed
clover; The Orphan Girl; lie Kind 10 Each Other;
hdam's fhst Sleep; Complete List Of The United
stse- Navy, Aioat and Building; Variety is Charming;
Arithmeiical Questions; Riddles Rsbus Puzzle; Char.
AIDES; aud number Of other pieces.
Aug, lQ-ctf
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~ CHiNCE9f.-VrnGixi,:-At Court coa'nn"t
and held n' 'hr coani, "f Buckingham, al lie Court.
Iin:,s-, an Tnrsd.y, The l4,h day OF August, !eL:
David l.. Gabrr, fiaintih:
ag1in.t
Dsliah Blhcr, George Bah,r, Costello Baher Thomas
nairr Sarrrna Brown, Samuel Maacy and sarah his
wife. John - Bll.r Brsh;her B1brr. orr'ton VI. Ea-
her lane E.b-r Harriet BaLcr. S.brina Bnher, Ei.ra
iaber anil James. Thonia. and Robert Baber. infant
,l;Idrrn of Ja.nr- Babrr. dressed. defendants:
1hr defendants Marerna Brown, AMI Samuel Nancy
and sarsh his WIFE, not havir. ritrfed their appearance
and gwen security, according L. i:r ar, of Assent ~
ami ihr piles If this Court and il appearing hy sa:fc-
tory evidence that they not ibdbitnt Of this conn
nv il j. ordered that The said absent defendants dn
arpsar here the FIRST day Of Move aiber lcr aud
Hswe r the hill of Tie plaintiff and that roay a this
order be forthwith inserted In newspaper publish
ed in The city uf Richmond lr eight werks successive
y and posted the front door OF The Court house u
his county Copy-Teste,
Aug l9-cwew z. ELDRIDGE, G.
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UPPER APPOMATTOX COMPANY.
Si.ty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from The subscriber in Bucklns-
II ham corniy, Virginia, or his way South,
three Negro Men, Ia Wit:
RICHARD, ahont i feet high, - or 80 years
Of age, black and Stout ma,e-sold in RichmohI
bv Mrs. Organ, OF Surry county, near CABIN
Puin; no visible marks recollected. lie had on
when he lett white iur hal, with very smal!
brin. and suit of summer clothes.
TOM, dark complexion, - years old, abon 5
feet inches high, has scar on The left Jaw, from
The loohache-hc skin seems 10 have grown 10
the bore. Had on when he left black slick cap.
and 4 suit o; summer clothes. Tom Was sold in
Richmond by lsham Lowry, and formerly lie.
lonsed 10 the estate OF Mrs. Trcsillian, Of Hano-
yer county, Virginia.
ALBERT, dark coInplexion, II years old,
about icet or inches high, very >lou, and
muscular; no visible marks rccollec,ed, nas sold
in Richmond hy Charles ID. Peus, Of Han.a 4
county, Virginia will give the above reward
OF >slv dn!lars Tor the apprehension and deliye'
~ oi IT," ah"v" named -ia vrS 10 Belts & Eimund-
son in Richmond, with all reasonable expenses
Of convryn. them 10 said place, Or twenty dol
lars and expenses fol either one 81 them
June 6-rii i. G. BRADY.
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EsiIyrIssOss.

THE newt ion of The s.h'rribcrs School Will
rom,n-ncc 81 Monday, lie Eth Of Sr!henib =, a.
his School MarsIa tr-rl opposite Il James
church. such Improve Ecnts III The lnIldin:-, &c,
have been ordered ~ aid much 10 the CONVENE nee
aud ro:af,rt Of thu pupils
The regular coiir,r tr instruction will emh ace III.
English branches, Ancient and Modern Languages,
ana Mathematics
John Dihncy E-q vii! assist he subscriber in con-
Quoting rlr English and Cla-,riI S:,des Modern
languages VII hr tight an experienced Teacher.
f.a's, DESTROYS OF stud, ing Chemistry. III be ad
mi'.rd Z" the lectures The sni:ct, at The Medical
College without matchmaking as Students Of iha, IL
siiiution.
Fr,s payable half in advance and t- balance on The
Isl Of March. ). MAUPIS.
Aug, lq-tt!
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


NEW fVNh "NHNT.T' ''H-. : ,usIn,,,
CoIrrS There has btena fair amount ~ w. 49,, a.
done sale. Of he Nerk aloul $3.50 bates ord nary !"
ruod Ct Il, fair good tar sa =! rrns. ..s al,
Gn.Ix-New wlrst forward f.rsy .nen 80
81 cents. according TO qllay old il dull. Corn con
,,nue m pnJ.r;te SUNNY wii good demand; sales Al
IS cents weight 81 ST cents measure. Oas he '""'''
and can b- qIoed al ~ i 81 rents. ,,,,, :.
FLous nf Richmond LEy ai'iiS' ii"Ai"' =
at S6; Geneste 81 ~ \ 81 : ~
WnrssEY ~ cents is i'll the nominal r'ies '''
n.n.inr II ErrninY Pvt.
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g~f BrRot.aRY.-T Bell and Bras, Foundry
of Mr. S. D. Denoon, was entered by some d''s-
per ale burglars on Sunday night last, who elect
ed their purposes hy pricing open window IN
rear OF the building; they look lherr!!om, several
handsomely finished CRATES, 4 number OF brass
candlrslck>, some lenders and brass weights, Sc
veral packages OIL window laslcnings, &c. SC.
This is The lhild lime thai Mr. Demons esIal-
lishmen has been robbed.
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TO FRANCIS THOMAS. LATE GOVERNOR OF
MAINLAND.
- A.. al. n E;ro;n;, ...t

TO FRANCIS THOMAS. LtTE GOVERNOR OF
MARYLAND.
IN conformity with tie law OF Virginia, in such
/ cases made ana provided, hereby notify you,
Ina, | have also in conformity with that law,
lied in The Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Cous Of Law Tor The County Of IIenrco and
Cry :! Richmond 4 statement OF the causes Tor
which shall petition The General Assembly Of
Virginia n is mex, session, 10 be divorced from
yor AMI that, al The mex, terms OF the said Court.
which viii % held at Richmond in the montl. III
November next, shall in conformity with The
law aforesaid, submit the sad statement with The
evidence IN support OF II, 10 jury for lis verdict
ihef'ol q, which time you will be al Liberty 10
appear and contest the said statement, and Dis
prove Il il sou can.
SEP. THOMAS, by
5 sAMuEL L4 TASL,on., Her Counsel
Aug. 1906
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rrIMPoRTANr SALE The undersigned wil' 81.
a. g., mi. ~ mil, IT, auction, wuut reserve IN the
urrusrs IN IS EDa ESnAr, The 27,ii instant The Id
ow nr -p.rirs at property. VIZ:
seven l,k,Iy Nrginrs, No. L.
,so al tbr same time and place, his Household anl
Kr,h-n Furniture, Plantation Utensils, Stock OF oil
Kind. Crops on hand, &c
Aisu. a very valuable Library
Far particulars. seq rndllI
Terms maize known the day Of SALE.
AM. 18TH TlIOS. I. MILLER.
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y1T r. TCRPlN'S OFFICE, No. 10y E..t Main st
w iJiawne Of Ae,shdria Lottery, Class 30, Au'. III
a. IL II Gi % Is 5 5. A. 10 ~ 81.
fla;i fri.rt Ms. s 10 o. Prize at 800. s-n I" a
spunicnt Campbell county; Also Nos. 10 u,
i'ri2r III siu0, soil! aud pad by
An, ~ w p. TUIplN.
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MARRIED.

Married, on the 9Th instant, By The Rev. pr
Leach. Or. WILLIAM S. DANIEL, 10 Miss MAR
GAnrr Ii. HuB,ox, daughter OF Samuel iioIsoh
Esq all of Cumberland County.
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NCIiSGE AND LOTTERY OFFICI


RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Y EI..;PEETFG LILY piesrnt 10 adventures tie iol-
| l,,xin. slendid Lotteries for August and Sep
t.ntcT and particularly call your atrntlon To the
rr,nd ,rhr Tor the 10th of Sci tcnhrr 40 Gi0 dollars
ilrkr are received, and all orders addies'cd o me
" ~ oc promptly attended 10.
rchefs III a Lotteries, from one To twenty dnllnrs,
..ans,!uty ..lr AL a bs ii,a' = wv
pn Iemiahcrs enclosing cash prize Iirkris no
,oN:se need be- paid Remember, tur large prizes aud
riompt pay, address {. W. PURCELL,
Richmond, Va.
10000 Dollars-1S Numbers, Is Drawn
Grand Consolidated Lottery, cI-. M. So, 10 hr drawn
on SATURDAY., August 2'-rawn. received 10Th inst :
r0J, ,.0o 10 OF ,eOi, 5Uo iUU, 100. Tickets SO,
halves ; ,qnarter- > 81.
31,uG0 Dollars, 1000 100 Of 1000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. So, 10 he drawn at
Wilmington Delaware, August 3Mi-d'awins received
III, iup III l,ucu sc. Trxtl $40, halves quarters
= 3D.
20 900 Dollars 10000 10 Of 1000
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY, Glass; No ~, Ia he
;ra.ynat Wlimingion Delaware, on Saturday, Sertrn
her L. IL 10. ~ Ms II dawn ballots Gfsnd Capitals
~ dollars, IOG0n, 0M, .llO. 10 81 2,UDo $40.
..0 | Olu il0 80 stu "f 10 Tickets I0-lalves
.,-pnalirIs ! 30
$4,000 Dollars 10000! 80 Of 800
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 50, 10 be
drawn On Saturday september Is, lsl5 - Nos, i.
drawn Grand Capfal. 30,uOO, lD.D0U, Gl97, f.UUn
$40, 3Onu, 2OCO, ~ of 500, &c. Tickets l0halves
J-QIarlrrs 81.
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ON WEDNESDAY night, July 23d or Thurs
" dag morning between The city OF Richmond
and Smith, Z; Roads, Powhaian county. (along
the main Buckingham Road.) a Double Case,
SECONDS, Silver Lever WATCH, JOS Johnson,
Liverpool, maker, NJ 40, with heavy, plain
Gold Chain, and a cared Seal with clear stone
with The initials X. p upon the same.
will give j lrwald Of Fifteen Dollars for the
watch and cl.an or Five Dollars for any ihlor-
nation which may lead 10 their recovery.
JOHN NJ MILLER,
Aug. IL claw w Pow hati1.
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NOT lcE FOR MEETING IN PoNlafaN'
ar The citizens al Powhatan requested 4" meet
al M, cur House Of their county, without dl-iih'inn
Of pn,y 10 take hln consideration the Imposing a..
u, u al the quc>lip involving change in Unr nrn 81
STATE Guveinntn NJ, which ruuirr- immediate action
and pruI,lt drrislun. MANY CillII.:S.
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Valuable Property for safe.

I OFFER far sale COAX GROVE" ilIr residence q:
the late Col. Nimrod Bramlian. This farm r"f IN
about iD0 acres, ah,d 100 &c which are IN iih"f. u
has on II brick dwelling with II foos. including the
garrett aud crar-a brick Kitchen aud mea-hou'r a''l
all other nrrrss,ry ont houses. THIS farm - we'll wa
tr.ed, and ha> well ot excellent water situated wan
IN u irw yards of The kitchen. IL Iir' b-'"rrh NAT
lnirsvil'r hnd the University OF Virginia. being seplr
ted from the lands of III. halter only by the public road
IL would >n any gentleman who has children 10 rdu-
case Beside thr University of Virgnit, there are r.
vrrnl hiel schools FOR males and females ~ IN f"i'e>
vile, aud male schno in less than 100 yards o tr
enclosure ut this farm, in plain view OF tie dwelling.
holsr.
viii also sell three houses and lots siti1cd on lr
Public Square. Char.orsvilir, one O" wilir - no"
occupied rs ,,ore and dwelling, and the other two n
dwelling houses
should the atuva property not be Disposed OF prVi-
nusy WIZ he offered for sale, nj phblr ahrttnh' on
The premises, tlir ai nf September next u ir u
not, The neat f,r day, on the following irrms-dnt
third OF The li!thlsa money To he pai III rSsh ana me
balance IN and years. the purchaser !" give b'n
WIN approved security, aud deed o lrist on ihe '"
perry !" secure The deferred PAYMENT
~ The same time shall t,r FOR sale all The ho'i.r
hold ana kicli-n furniture, plantation ools, wagons
"f corr, oats and hay, and upwards o:0 likely slave.
terms Ter THIS Inioa of the estate VIII be cash i'r
all sums Of 20 dollars and under; for all sh.' over INA.
amount. credit uf IL WI b. given, tue p'rrhi
rlatrs n gave bonds with approved security !" pear
Interest ION the da,c, If not puncnaily paid.
WM A. BIRH,
Ex'nr OF Nimrod Bsamham, deed.
August l9-rwtty
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~ Street.
Let 1.-THE world say what they can,
For selling prizes STATIONS the man.
Dawn Nos of Alexandra Lottery, Extra, 1872
II; 81 ~ 81 II 80 80 50 % II IS 60 %
Whole tickle, Nos Sc 80 IS, one more prize,
SOLD and paid by STRATTON.
Dawn Nos, oi Monongaia Lottery, 33. Aue Is:
81 ~ , - G2 10 IL 10 5 10 . 81 80
Whole Tickle, Nos. 81 81 % Three more prizes,
10. d. do 10 81 81 sold and paid BY
1'icl:e, Nos. 30 G2. $500, STRATTON
Dfawn Nos. o; Alexandria Lottery, Extra 1871,
August 18th:
II - IL - 9 Is 10 80 - 50 81 43 Is.
Diawn Nos. of Alexandra Lottery, 80, Au. lG:
II 3 A. Is Ga &c ID 5 81 IL 10 40 81
Hall Ticket Nos, ! Is 2G-one more prize
sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg Lottery, 333, Ans. lS:
- Is q 81 20 43 IL 81 % 10 81
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NOTICE ron : MEETING IN NoTTuWAr.
;r.r- Tie people Of Snnway ruuny, wilh'ri di>inc
lii al parry, VIII hold meeting al their : prni-
CGr. 10 consider The sntrcl "i The Fr"n sd AZ l
.,t.,t, t'.nynnti,.n MANY CITIZENS.
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ELLINGTON SCHOOL.

TIE next session &C this Sehon will commence on
the sil Of September, and close the aUth Drctm-
Der The exercises Of The l3si session greatly in
trirupird, aud the number &C Pupils reduced nv the
pfoiritrd Illness and Subsequent death Of Mr. Waison.
An opportunity is now afforded partn's and guardians
of placing rlr children and wards in this School. and,
the rumhcr of Pupils will he limited ,rh de-
srons Of having them under the care and immediate
insirnc ton If the su!srrrr wonld do well 10 avail
themselves "f The present opportunity.
Aug. l9-cw.lw TIL n FDN.