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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES A.
PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.

SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AT
PRINCE EDWARD COURT HOUSE.
TINE subscriber proposes 10 open School at
Prince Edward Court House, on the first OF
June next for The education OF young ladies.
The location is handsome and pleasant, and
the buildings large and connexions, having been
erected for the purposes OF Female Seminary;
The society OF the neighborhood is intelligent and
refined.
The course of studies will be extensive, and
50 arranged as to secure, far as possible, the
creates, degree OF proficiency, and the bes, men
tal training.
The Summer session will commence on the
first Of June, and close The last OF September
The Winter session will commence on the first
of November, and close the last of April
Expenses for Summer session Tuition SD
Board, including bed, washing, and lights So
Music Sl2 use Of Piano So. Fees payable in
advance
Board may be had in the most senlcel families
on reasonable terms.
ROBERT G. BRANCH
I,r.
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Hoyt's Lottery NGicc.

MO. :, EXC II A y u + PLACE, RICH
IN .HOND Vagina.
s-.r Grand Scheme for Saturday!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. -, Tor 1915. I,
be drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday
May 3lst, 1915. IS Nos, 10 drawn ballots. Pri
yes: 10000, 10000, 5000, 5000, 1000, $500
1000, La, % Of 1000 IS OF 500, 2S OF 800
200 Of 200, &C., &c, &c.
Tickets $40 Halves ), Quarters 50. Cert
fcates OF Packages OF p Whole Tickets Sl20, >,
Halves 60, - Quarters 80.
Spiend,i Loitcrics for Juac.
$1,000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class M. %, for ISIS, /,
hc drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday
June 1h, 1915. Brilliant Scheme: $4,000 dol
lars, 10000, 5000, 5000 1000, g. 800 80 prizes o
1900, 80 OF 500, 80 OF 400, &c, &c. IS No. Lo,
terry, l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets 10 dollars, halves ). quarters 80 :
Certificates Of Packages Of 2G Whole Ticket.
1870 dollars; 20 halves IS; % quarters 81 80.
10000 Dollars
Alexandra Lottery, Class d, for 1915. 10 he
drawn in Alexandra, D. C, on Saturday, June
10000. 6.O00 5000, 1000, 1870, prizes OF , 900
5 Of 800, 25 Of 1000, 25 Of 500, 30 Of 200 &c.
SC. IS Nos, l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets only 10 dollars, halves ), quarier>2 80
Certificates of packages Of u whole Tickets 100:
- halves G5; - quarters - 30.
p. S. Persons visiting the city should call Oh
Hoyt if in want Of money
gY Orders Tor Tickets, and Shares, and Certi-
fcates OF Packages in The above splendid Lot,e-
ries, will receive the most prompt attention, and
an account of each drawing will be sent i'm
medaey TO all who may order Tickets from
Richmond, MAY 26. d. NJ. HOfT.
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For SALE.

r OFFER Tor sale my Plantation, situated in
/ the county OF Buckingham, on James River
short distance below Bent Creek. The tract
contains tour hunirei acrr>--"ne hundred OF
which are James river bottom. in a high stale Of
cultivation. The high land i eyce!lrEl-con-
tanning fair proportion Of tobacco land 10 clear.
The Improvements consist 81 small NJ 7';n.
.ariahle framed dwelling hon>", large ami vel
CONSTRUCTED barn, AMI all Other Necessary "nl.
bindings. in good repair. Any person who may
wish 10 purchase win be pleased 70 call 81 he
subscriber. no resides in The neighhnrhood 81
Bent Greek, AppoMalioy COMFY.
May llI-rlih- d. T.. JONES.
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STATIONS Office,

MO s, SOUTH FO ER TIE X v tn
IN STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Drariag rcecired erery Gayat ociock
$4,000, 1000.
Va. Mononsalia, No. -, for FRIDAY, o'clock,
at the Exchange Capitals: 5000, 1000, 400.
OF 1000, &c. &c, 10 Nos, II drawn. Wholes
3, Halves 50, Quarters 10.
$1,000, 5000
Alexandria No. l29, Extra, for Saturday,
Capitals: 1000 5000, 10 Of 1000, &c, &c. -
Nos, IA drawn. Wholes 80, Halves -,
Quarters G2i
$4,000, 10000.
Alexandria, No. -, drawing received bv Sun
days mail ready on Monday. Capitals, 100000,
10000, 6,OOO, 5000, 1000, $500, 2Ooo, p Of
1000, &C., &c, IS Nos, Is drawn. Wholes
$40 Halves ), Quarters 30.
Orders for packages, certificates Of packages.
and single tickets in all The Lotteries, will lie
promptly attended To- and drawings sent, when re-
quesled Please address orders 10
y. STRATTON,
May &c Richmond, Va.
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II n T. ATR e

Ifl ladies and gentlemen OF Richmond, and the
patrons OF The Drama generally, that he will
open the Richmond Tea,re on
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE Sd,
with full and efficient Company, composed en-
,rely of ladies and gentlemen OF acknowledged
talent and responsibility. In addition TO the
strength of the Stock Company, an engagement
has been entered into with The distinguished Ame-
rican Trsgedian, Mr.. A. A. adams, who
viii! perform some of his most popular charac-
iers All the attractions will be presented that
can be procured-and such arrangements made
as the Manager trusts will merit and receive a IL
beral share Of patronage May 26-td
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MERCHANDISE.
Thomas a Charles Ellis.
IMFUWTERS OF
Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery,

lily UOouSs l1aTuWdTe ana cutlery,
No. LOG, Vest Main Street.
II AVE received by late arrivals from Eng
IL land and the Northern Cities, a large and
varied assortment of SPRING GOODS, which
they will offer 10 county dealers, and 10 purcha.
seTs generally, at very low rates, consisting in
part of
Satin stripe Adrianoples
New and rich style Bazornes
Lawns and Auuslin de LANES
Black Alpaccas and Bombazines
Earlson and other Ginehams
Polka and many new pattern Prints
Rich Barge Shawls
Lace, check and plain Cambrcs
Drab d e, Croton Coaiings
Virginia Cord and Summer Cloths
Fancy and plain Cassmeres and Gambroon,
Valencia and Marseiiies Vestines
Irish Linens, very cheap
Irish and Barnsley Shcetings
Table Cloths, Diaper and Towelling
English, German and Silk Hosiery
lsibins, Gloves, Mi;,s and Suspenders
Marshall's Seine and Sewing Threads
Seine and Sampling Irvine.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
April l4-,t
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Glands SARSApARILLA.-one OF me
- mos, important effects on Inc recent progress
If Science. is The alliance OF Chemistry WIN
physiology. by which new ard unexpected iisn'
has been thrown upon the vita processes OF ami.
,nals For this we are indebted Chiefly 70 the
German and French Chemists. We have now :, 2
clear understanding OF the different actions OF alt
mems. poisons and remedial agents, and the long
dsrided theory OF the blood being the portion oil
the system upon which the later should act, IS
demonstrated truth The great object, therefore,
* IN ascertain what remedies will act most a.
rectly upon the constituents CT The blood when 10
The act o, combination. Experience, observation:
clouds of witnesses establish TIE fact, that sans
Sarsanarilla is a, the very head OF the class us
po,enial virtues are ai,esled by thousands OF Khen
matte and Scrofu!ons patients, and BY al VINO
have ia ken The preparation for diseases Of me sam
For particulars see advertisements IN his AMI
other papers !, -, ,,;, a..
for expor,a,ion a. B. SANDS & Co. Drug,
ris,s and Chemists, Granite Buildings, NO. IS
Broadway. corner ot Chambers street M OH.
Sold. also. BY ALEX. DUvAL & co, Agents,
Main street. Richmond. va. Prices rer oollie,
six bottle. for 50. May "
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To the Stockholders of Lic Rsran'm Navigation
Company.
A T your last meeting in December the Direc-
n tors were instructed 10 send a petition TO the
General Assembly, then in session, asking TO be
released from the obligation OF charging their
presen, works The Legislature have according
~ passed law upon The subject, which it is ne
cessary that The Company should accept or re-
ject in called meeting, after two months previous
notice.
The Directors have, therefore, fixed upon MoN-
DAY, the 9th day of June, Tor the meeting of the
Company, 10 be held a, the courthouse in the
town of Charlottesville, at - o'clock, NJ.
A full meeting is earnestly requested, as sub
jec,s OF the greatest Importance will be brought
before The meeting
[By order of the Boap.]
THOS. MACON, Pres't R. \. Co.
Nav 0-cutI
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100 Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY about the frs, ot Ausns. lasf. a
II Negro Man named WILLIAM, calls
himself WILLIAM JONES, about 20 Yeas
old, 5 lsel 10 10 II inches high, well MADE. o.
gingerbread complexion. He formerly belonged
To Or WIN. A. Selien Of Charles City connlT-
when last heard 81. he was running boz, from
Winter Park Pts in Chesterfield county, 10 70
,ptsbnrs. The above reward II 5ithI Will nc
given il taken ont 81 HIS Stale. or my DOLLARS
S5A) il taken in the STATE ,nd deiigsf'd % Il.
r. Dickinson & Brother 81 Rcir6oni Virginia.
f. l.. WIGHT.
Powell'~ Ta"en, Goochlaad county, virginia.
May J3-coav.tN
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-7E are again in receipt of q fresh L; OF Pa
w mama Hats, Of various qualities, which we
Offer for sale al small advance. we nave also
Jus, received very handsome assortment OF gen
i}lsmen's fine Nuiria, Pearl Cashmere and Leg.
horn Hats. Those in want OF something neat
for The Summer would do well 10 call on US, at
No. &c, Main street, next door 10 MessfS' van
Lew, Smith s. Co. ,pS :. %
May g H. Nd. Al.LrN y ~
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ppINTINC. OPEICE For SALE.

PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
A DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER, situated
II il a pleasan, village in Virginia, with
larg. ard increasing lis, Of subscribers, and
good share of advertising and jo6 work, IS offered
al private sale. The materials are al good, con-
sising Of such as are necessary TO print an extra
imperial sheet The terms will he moderate, aud
NAV be ascerta inei hy making enquiry, tpost-
paid OF The Editors ri tie Richmond Enquirer,
as, also, any information III regard 70 The ofice.
May C-cu
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MEDICAL INSTRUCTION.

THE Summer course Of private instruction
i will commence on Monday, April The 1th,
and continue until the end Of August. The plan
which will be pursued during The course, is in
tended to prepare the Student in the elementary
branches of his profession, and thereby enable
him TO derive the fullest advantage from the
Winter course OF Lectures, and will embrace
lectures and examinations upon General Physi-
ologv, Pathology and Therapeutics, constituting.
as they do the entire subS;ructure OF Medical
Science. The Student will also have the benefit
of clinical instruction at the Aims House and
College Hospital, embracing large share Of Sur
gical cases aud operations. Fee $50
AUG L. WARNER, NJ. u.
Richmond, March IS lS45-cl0w
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pi vi?.ne Of dee! Of trus. Gearing dale The
ID 81 January, 1874 and Of record 10 the ONCE
OF lie Cleri; 81 Gcochlald Coun.y Cop!,, from
John 2. Bealy aGd wife, ard Marx Hunt ana
wife 10 me- as Trustee, shsli proce.,: 10 sell, CT
Sa;uria: the 3lsl Ga, j: Mag rex,, OF he IRE
miss :; pubic ancrioH fer cash 70 ,sc amount {!
six huniret anf FRY dnl!arS, and on cretii VIZ
out Interest III ne - Iarraiy, 1886 fo- ae IA
lance - the purchase mercy, u - *eca;cj +;
h'l.i win alpTorci security, ap.' alp + ie.sr-
,.on q Tic lille or reed u ,rus on ne !sai so1,
atlhe orliou 9. The pa'cha-e- two Tracts 9 La:ist.
sitil;e - The county u Ceoch.sac, wi.hin :ew
mics .: PowelVs Tavern, osscrl5ci IN s. III dec.
a. !cioWs " "A certain trac, or parcel {!
Lane obtaining b. estimation lwu hcndi,d cits,
He Inc same more o. less, bounded bY tie land.
Of contiguous larcacldVTs. as .:,iiuvs: tn -.
North ~ the lands Of hits. Lucy Couch, ; tie
East ~ The Lard ~ Homa. Shoeu,aGe-, on Ire
South b. TIE lands Of Edgar Harris. and or IRE
Yves! hy Tie lar;s NJ ,a,d LCcy Couch also
small tract q ri Of ground, contiguous H. b.!
mol Immediately adjoining, The aiore.aid tIac, {:
land. containing b. estimation about Two acres
be The sloie " .esS siiuatei adjoining l:s iraci o!
land in GnochlaNi known a, he porcr r.; e."
On lhs mrs. u The above tracts there is q snai.
dwelling house, and oni-h0usrs requisite ior : -.
a'on purposes, and The .2J l.acr, oSelie: const.-
tnle 2 desirable farm.
The title 10 the above !euis IS te.ieye! to te
perfect, bu: selling IS trustee SHALL unlv Ger yey
slch title as Is vested in nc b he paii ceci
JAS. ! seldom.
Nav l-5aCiw T-us.ss
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

CCHOOL OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
- Professor George Tucker having rendered
his resignation OF lhe Chair in this School, 10 take
erfec; at the close of the present session. the
Board OF Visitors will proceed 70 the appoint
ment Of his successor at their annual meeting, on
the lst July next.
The subjects taught in this School are, Mental
Philosophy, Political Economy, Logic and Bellies
LeitreS.
The compensation Of The Professor consists Of
salary o! one thousand dollars, fees from the
members of the School, and house and garden
tree Of rent
Applications may be addres,el TO G. Johnson,
ESQ.,, Rector, &C., at Richmond, or 10 Professor
William 3. Rogers, Chairman Of the Faculty, q!
the University.
w. II. WOODLEY, Proctor, &c.
April 0I-ciIStJulv
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0@ACTiFUL AND ELEGANT
rvs French Dress RNafS

800 ae,'d nsa. i2s these superior celebrated
;, ..yacn Dress Boots having greatly increas-
:. nave Just received very large STOCK Of
winch We're made expressly for rs We
,.'fliIiy ask all in want Of a splendid Boo, 10
/. Us; some OF them are very broad bottoms
= heelS. They are sometime wor,b b,v
PCTNEY s. WATTS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. Geo. II. Kennon.

A PRACTITIONER OF Medicine for more
n than 30 years, a large part Of which time,
he was Surgeon in the Navy, has located him
self in Richmond, and offers his professional SER
vices in The various branches OF his profession
His office is at The Drug Store of The Messrs.
Seabrook, between 7th and Slh, Main street.
MAY 94-d2w.
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FRESH GROCERIES

THE subscriber having taken the store re-
i Gently occnped by Messrs Dickinson &
Hunter, corner above the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac Railroad Depot, has in store
and offers for sale general assortment Of Gro
ceries. He would respectfully invite his old Gus
TONERS, friends, and the public at large TO give him
call, as he is determined to sell low for cash or
10 punclual customers.
ALEXANDER GARRETT.
N. g. The subscriber will pay particular al
,enlion 10 the sale Of all kinds of produce directed
10 his care A. GARRETT.
Nav 27--ciw
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,rprW plNCUSHIONS, WORK BOXES,
= MESSING CASES, (for ladies and gentle
L., ysry handsomely TOILET BOTTLES,
-.1,IoSNE. and other PERFUME SOAPS,
j., SHAVING CREAM, will be sold 10 any IN
~, very low. as the subscriber wishes 10 dis
-,,nue keeping such articles. Call at No. lOo,
|w->i Main Street. JAMES EVANS.
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GENERAL AGENCY.

GENERAL AGENCY.
THE subscriber, after residence OF ten years
i in the City, returns his thanks to his kind
friends in the city and country, for their liberal
support and confidence. He will continue TO hire
out Negroes, rent out Houses collect claims OF
every description, and attend TO all business in his
line. RICHARD HILL, Jr.,
Office on Main Street, near the Banks, and
over,he Enquirer Office. May I0-d&c3m
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Hardware at Reduced Prices
THOMAS q CHARLES ELLIS,
Importers Of Dry Goods, Hardware and
CUTIE cry,
10. los, .NaiA .Sf.ei. R,cimoAd


No. l06, Main S!feet R,cimoad
UAVE now in store their entire Stock OF
Il NEW SPRING GOODS. They are pre-
pared 10 oiler unusual Inducements 10 Mer-
chants 10 purchases "a their stock is loo large
for the present season. they will sell any Goo.>
now III store at a very small advance OF. cost:
i,llweli's Wedding and Killing Hoes
Do. Spades, fine adicr
fowlani's * .ime>' Spades and Shovel,
Trace, log, Ok. and halter Chairs
Anvl!s Vices aud Smitl Hammers
Bellows and Sc:ewplareS
Bed Sr.wS, Squares and Hat head
Srla Springs, Glue and ca>.ors
Knob chest. pad iruas ami clo>ci Locks
Stock i.ocas 81 all kinds from 1, TO | | nrha,
Sheet Iron. Tinplaie anil Wire
Files RaSps, Saws and AdasS
Mil Cui and Circular Saws
f'ryingpans, Raj Traps ani Siesr,
Horse Shoes and Shoe Nails
Wrought Nails Tacks and Brat>
American Door Locks ami furniture
Naylor 4 Cos Gas, and Shear Steel
Pen, pocket and dirk Knives
Table Knives and Forks
Rogers * Sons Pockc and Table Cutlery
ElIiss and Butchers RaAors
ChiselS Gouges and Drawing kniyr>
Sc;ihes - 10 81 inches
Wagon Boxes aud Casing,
Brushes D! all aindS
Bed Cords and leading Lines
English and French Percussion caps
Double and Single Guns and Pistol,
Rc-meal Kettles
eakellle> and Sauce-rans
Shoe Tread all kinds
Strap, Hinges aud Butts
Screws. Gimbleis and Ausers
n ~ g,1l ,ariS I'll nj
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1-y,vss AND FORKS, WATERS, ETC.,
an he had al No l09 West Main 81. "A
IL .ss,r,men, OF Knives and Forks, all quail
= mn sets and BY The dozen; Walters, sin
! and in sets: Tea and Table Spoons.
|; raiI a, No lO9 for bargains in above goods
a.. On JAS. EVANS.
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AUCTION SALES.
By DHrsioI,, Molacure a. 60.

SALE OF \ DWELLING HOUSE &c
IN WEDNESDAY, The 4th day Of June, s,
~ ) o'clock. viii be SOLD uron he premises, g,
public auction. me Lot siua,l {. the corner OF {
OF Cana! streets and 6t street il tie cliy .. Rich
mont with the Dwelling Horse md ;her in-
rroveaien, thereon Po?e,.y in tis part OF
to- lown IS teiered % e improving n vslue,
ard is proximity 70 &c rtincipa centres q tua;
ness makes il very Gesrshle either .or pirate re-
s!denc:s u FOR oc- purposes.
T.-Ms made Known al Tie sale.
Sale conducted Is
prXLop, Aioxcrse & Co, auc,s
G. n. JOHNSON,
MAY 2t-d;is A7snt far tb- owrs-
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DETERMINATIONS WANTEl

TOHN WATTERSON, the son Of Jos. Wat
j terson, late of Montgomery county, Stale O
Virginia, left his fathers house some thirteen oil
fourteen years ago. and was last heard of on the
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagoners OF
some such business. This was some seven OF
eight years aso-since which time, no informa
ton has been had OF him. His father having dice
since, he has interest here worth attending TO. |
he is still living, any information of him will b
thankfully received by line addressed to Jane.
EIesep, Lafayette P. O., Montgomery Co., Va.
Dec 20-c2aWti
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Good, Handsome and Cheap!
ONLY THREE DOLLARS.

Only THREE DOLLARS!
WE have just received yerv handsome lot
w Of Genllemens Morocco Dress BOOTS,
al the very low price Of three dollars per para
really good article, fits well and comfortable, and
warranted TO stand. We respectfully invite gem
tlemen in want of a great bargain to call on us.
These Boots are Of handsome shape and fashion,
able. PUTNEY & WATTS
May9S
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TO he Hsirs and Creditors Of Tie E,aa,c Of

To he Heirs and Creditors Of lie Estate 81 Ere
derics Rick!eS deceased.
THIS is 10 notify the heirs and creditors inter-
/ esled in the estate Of Frederick RickleS, late
OF Osie,horpe county, State of Georgia, 10 come
forward and prove their claims as iesatees Of
said estate, as am now ready TO make payment
to such as will esta bsh their claims to said estate,
in terms OF the law. WIN. LANDRUM,
Administrator, Athens, Georgia.
Feb 25-2am5m
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JAYNE'S FAMILY Mrnlc1NrS

= yAiNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES.
..>a Medicines are recommended and ex-
- !. y. used D. the most intelligent per-
!. @e niied States, By numerous profess
Ncsidenls OF colleges. physicians Of the
- navy, AMI Of hospitals and almshouses,
.'ofs iaan five hundred clergymen of va
nominations.
sc expressly prepared for family use, and
asnifet 40 unprecedented popularity
~ ne United States; and as they are So
i. calculated TO preserve HEALTH and
s T.sE, no family should ever be without
.'.@r Proprietor of these valuable prepare
/. &c MS education at one Of the best
i. .oeses in the United States, and ha,
i Years experience in an extensive and
J. Practice, BY whic.i he has had ample
o. acquiringa practical knowledge
-. ana OF the remedies best calculated
P''eet 81 Doctor D. James Family
Med,cines, r,-:
uu,pec,orani, per bottle, 81 90
Lie Preserva,ive, per btl. j 90
f ionic Vernifuge 25 and so els.
s'm'naiive Balsam, large, SO
S,, small, 25
ssanaiive Pills, per box, 25
American Hair Dye, so
! ;fn,o n. : Medicines are prepared
~ % :: jayne, Inventor and Sole Pro-
Is bss' south Third Street, Philadelphia,
.as 10 10 hesitation in recommending
:a.- ., v,ommuni,y as preparations wor-
ssn s a confidence, and is fn!ly per-
.ac.nr, as' experience, tina, they will be
or ~ successful in removing those
winch they are severally RECON-
Y. a.
N.lIc,, JOHNSTON'S
70 - Emporium, No li5, Main St,
Agent for Doctor Iayna
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BACKGAMMON BONES i CHESS TINT ME- =
4 1n0NllNOES, GRACES AND BA.IILt-
d ~ 10 BE had very low al No. log, West
Nam Street.
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New Music.
ID ii. TAYLOR has Just received the follow
L ing much admired
Marches, Quick Steps Qnadriiies and t'alioPf
In.,ian Hunter Quick Step
The Tiger do DO
The Cavalry Band March
The Californian IL
Grand Galops
Gallopadc Quadriil-
Husband ever dear
Pulaski Guards Quick step
German do 10
Warren March
Love MOI, Quick Step
Col 5. 6. Fry's Parade March
The Transylvania March
The Buckeye Quick Step
March Of me Greeks (by Rosini)
Grand trumpet Gailopade
March from Bellini'> celebrated Opera oil Soi-
NO. Music Store nearly opposite The Banks
M. -
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2.431 ACRES VALUABLE FARMING
hSn GOD SaI,.


LAND FOR SALE
TNHF, subscribed wishes 10 sell his land, situated
i in the comfy olCupcper, on the ..appahan-
mock River, 81 miles above Fredericksburg am.
about g mics from the Fauqnicr Springs IN an
agreeable and healthy ncehboIhood, consisting
OF The following Farms: Elswood ION which he
resides containing ! ,33..l acres. with an ample
supply OF wood land, about 800 acres ri low
grounds .! superior quality: alS"a large aoiy Of
second loa grounds and cieei; fat, suitable for
Meadows. The Improvements are, large anG
convenient dwelling house 81 wood. with Al! he
ceSsafy servants ho,i>es. and Stable, ard an scX
crlIent garden. Two siorr barn. and Tbreshli
machine. with ralies and ian> attached. Cora
Min and Saw Mil Tobacco barn tor iri,e
huusel and Tobacco houses, 10 cue a large crop.
irw Hiil>. adjoining The above containing
20 acres Q: superior nigh lan', whh about hi!y
acres ot aa,s suitable ior mcadow-tbe improve
npntS arc dwelling house OF tour rodnls. rcGnir-
ing some repair barr and Over>eer'S house. The
larger portion Of This farm is well 81 IN gfass and
is well suited 10 grazing.
4 tract 81 Isl; aces oi aLi, viii. some valuable
wood land a,'loins The above farms and might
he conveniently added 10 either y hr purchaser
nigh, desire.
These farms have heen under mild aud I'M
PROVING system Of cultivation Tor t. years, win
tree i,Sc of clover and plaster, and are low III
very productive condition. The subscriber, or,
in his absence his Orefseer, viii -hop item 10 any
one who NAV wish 70 purchase The whole. Or either
Of them separately 10 any onr who might wish
10 purchase the whoit, together with about tory
slaves, ard The stock, the terms would IT, made
gery accommodating.
MAJ 9-cw3m K. II. CUNNINGHAM.