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CAnySEROOE ron SALE

y pursuance OF decree ol the Court of Tiu-
i wanna county, sitting Ia chancery, rendered 80
the 2Sth day OF July 1915, | shall, as Commission
er under said decree, proceed 10 sell al pubic
auction, on the premises, TN The lilh day Of DC
tober next, Carysbrouk, the residence OF HE late
Archibald NJ. Harrison
Carysbrook lies in bend OF the Rivanna river,
about 4 miles above Columbia. in The couE-
y OF Fluvanna, and contains, together with a
tract OF 100 acres, bought Of Il. Woo,.son ard
another tract of 20 acres, purchased Of Al.
Shepherd, (Which will be sold with ~ go acres
OF which nearly 200 acres are first late low
grounds, and about 200 acres sec0Ed low grounds
OF very superior Qnai,y-rhc balance OF The high
land lies remarkably we'll and i, highly mprov-
able. The Dwelling is LARGE and well bu!, OF
Brick The Barn newly built q, Brici;, vii; Z
new Threshng Machine. The whole Estate Is
in fine condition for productive agriculture.
In accordance with the Decree aforesaid, IL,
Terms OF the sale will be-one- fourth Of the per.
chase money in cash--one-hali Of The residue
PAYABLE ~ months from the day Of sale and tie
balance 10 be paid in years from the 9ay OF sale.
Bonds, with approved security, and deed OF
lrusl on Tie properly, will :, required Cor the de-
ierred payments.
PEYTON HARRISON, Ccna'r.
>. S. Should the purchaser desire it an ar
rangemen can be made ly which he willie per
milled 10 retain the whole or nearly the whole 81
the deferred payments for some years rs the
money will probably, Hol be wanted caring thu
minority Of the heirs.
p. HARRISON Guardian, &c
dro I-dSr)aWtds
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4tcDo11uasD EuAa1fpTfs
LOTTERIES.
StrattOn's Office.

MO. 5, SOUTH FOUR TEEN tn
IN STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
Dra,ring rcocarcd ercry dav al o'clock, Il. H.
, Prizes OF 1000 Dollars
Observation-Disclosures Extra, 232 Capitals:
GOT 10000 dollars, $500, IL of 1000, &c-7s
Nos, Is drawn. Whclcs S5-lIalves . 80
Quarters 25.
5000 Dollars! 5000 Dollars
Wcdnesday-Alcxandria Extra, 233. Capt.
lals 5000 dollars 1000, 400, 5 Of 900, &c.-
IS Nos, - drawn Whoes So 50-Elalycs %
Quarters G2, MS.
OF 10000 Dollars
Observation-Disclosures Extra, 23i Capitals:
4 OF 10000 dollars, 10 OF 1000 &c.-7S Nos,
ii drawn. Whol.s S5-Halves = 50-Quar-
tersl %.
1000 Dollars! 900 Dollars.
Friday-Monongalia, No. |. Capitals: 1000
dollars, 1000, 3 OF 300, &c-75 Nos, - drawn.
Wholes Sl-Halyes so ccnls-QuarlcIs % els.
5000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars!
Saurlay-AlexandIia, Extra, 23G. Capitals
5000 dollars, 1000, 5 OF 600, &c.-75 Nos, ii
drawn. Wholcs $3-Halves | 50-Quarcrs
10 cents.
10000 Dollars!~l2 1000 Dollars,
For Monday Morning No. 30
Capitals 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, $500
5000, $500, 40 of 900, &c.--75 Nos IL drawn
Wholes Sl0-IIalves 5-Quarlers > 50.
Onlers for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when re.
quesled. Please address orders to
N. sTRATToN,
Sept % Richmond. Va.
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Aug. 30-c,f

DE WISE.-No time must be lost by the use
ID OF foolish remedies, such as bleeding or mer-
curry, for they both only put off the evil day, 10
make il more fatal. Even in inlammatory dis.
eases, bleeding never ought 10 be resorled TO, for
in nine cases out OF Ten, il will take away the
power of nature TO effect the cure, even when
aided By B. andreh's Pills. They can take out
the impurities from The blood but alas! they can
not put new blood into the body; this requires
times su, they rcgeneratc old blood but the old
blood must be there. 1t is at all times easier TO
eradicate mercury from the system and restore the
mercurialzed being 10 full health, that it is to ef
1ect the restoration OF The man who has repeatedly
been bled. Bleeding and the effects of opium
are the greatest antagonists the Brandreths Pills
have 10 contend against. Let us, therefore. be
wise, and when sickness assais us abstract The
disease out ofMe blood, moi The blood out of The
body, which bleeding does.
Now, Brandreth's Pills not only purify the
blood, but they lessen the quantity at the same
lime they make The quality letter. They only take
The worn out paris from the blood those which, il
retained, would be a source Of disease. The
good effects which are derived from Brandre,h's
Pills, have TO be felt to be believed. The seeds
OF decay can be constantly eradicated by their
use, and The PRINCIPLE OF LiLE-TnE Blood
strengthened. Thus protraciing vigor OF body
anG mind TO period when we have been accus-
toned 10 see The faltering step and the enteebled
intellect.
Sold a, DR.. BRANDRETH'S office, PAL
BROADWAY, New York, at 25 Gents per Box.
:, NJ BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent,
NO. ] East Main street. Richmond, corner oppo-
sic The Old Market, where country agents and
Planters can be supplied with the genuine at New
iofk prices. Sept 25-6t
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DIR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
Hnnor n whom Honor is Due

Honor to WnOm I1OnOI Ducs
TT NAV truly be said, that no one has ever been
i SO successful in compromising medicine,
which has done so much 10 relieve The human
family, 10 rob disease OF its lerrors and restore
the Invalid 10 Health and comfort, as the Iarcn-
tor and Proprictor Of that most deservedly popu-
lar family medicine, Df. Swayle's Compound
Swup If UIA Cherry, and none has been so ge-
morally patronized BY the profession and others,
both in This country and in Europe, nor has there
ever been SO great an effort in The short space OF
only six or seven years to deceive the creduous
and minimizing, by putting up NosTRrMs OF va
rious kinds, by various individuals, affxing the
name Of WILD CHERRY, and as much oflhe name
Of the original preparation as will screen them
from The lash OF the law, and one ofthe imposters
who puts out The common pGrcgorie oil the shops,
and calls il the BALsaM or Wild CHERRY, has
had the imrndcnec to caution the public against
the Original Preparation, DR.. SwAYSE's CON-
POUND SYRUP of WILD CHERRY, which is doing
30 much good in The world.
BEWARE OF SUCH IMPCSTERS,
And purchase none bu, The o,iei nal and only
genuine article as prepared by DR.. Swayne,
which is the only one compounded by regular
Physician, and arose from many years close at
iention 10 the practice of the profession, and
which led 10 this great discovery Thousands
and tens OF thousands OF the best testimonials Of
The unparalleled success of DR.. Swaynes Com
pound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, for the cure OF
CONSUMPTION,
Coughs, Colds, Splitting of Blood, Liver Com
plant, Tickling or Rising in the Throat, Nervous
Debility, Weakness Of Voice, Palpitation or
Disease Of the Heart Pain in The Side or Breast,
Broken Constitution from various causes; the
abuse Of calomel &c, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whooping Cough &c. were declared 10 the world
years before any other preparation Of WILD CHER
RY came oul. The most skeplica may satisfy
themselves as to the truth of The above, BY little
enquiry in Philadelphia. The genuine article is
only by Dr. SwAYNE, whose Office has
been removed to n. w. corner Of Sth and Race
streets, Philadelphia. The BALsAM and other
spurious articles of the Wild Cherry have been
sold out and re.sold out, and the proprielors are
make their own out OF it, The genuine article
isPut up in plain style in square bottels, covered
with blue wrapper, with yellow label with the
propreor's signature attached.
II The Public are requested 10 remember
thallltis DR.. SwAYNEs CoMpouNp SYRUP or WILD
CHERRY, that has and is repeatedly performing
such miraculous cures of diseases which have
bafhcd The skill OF The Profession and set at de-
nance The whole catalogue Of Patent Medicines,
which aIe daily pulled through the organs of the
press. Therefore, ask for Dr.. Swayne's Com.
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry, and purchase no
other.
ONLY AGENTS in RICHMOND where
he genuine preparation Of WILD CHERRY can
be obtained, are PEYTON JOHNSON, Drug
,ist, lis Main ST., and WIN. II. DORNIN, $50 |
Broad Street. Sept "a.
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Rev Fall DRY Goods.

HENRY JAMES n, 81, lG ..a aan S r. t,s y
ami Winter DRY GOODS, 10 which he res
paciiuly invites The attention Of Coantrv .Mtt-
chants Ii consists, in par, Of Ladies itch
dress Goods, of the newest styles ont; Alpaca :,
Orleans Cloths, Prints, Gughams, Shaw's, Silk
and Cotton EIdki>., Cloths and Cas,meres, Sa-
tinet>, Kentucky Jeans Linseys, ktrseys, Elan
nels, FIushngs, Pilot and Beaver Cloths. Duftll,
Mackinaw, POINT anil Whitney Blankets; brown
and bleached domestic Coitons, &c.
Likewise, large assortment oil Brussels,
Three-py Ingram and Venitian carpetinss,
Rugs, Printed Baizcs Door Mats, &c. All OF
which will be sold upon the most favorable terms.
HENRY JAMES,
Richmond, Sept 2i--cim Globe Square.
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TEN DOLLA7S REWARD.

4 MAN who said his name was Coleman,
n rode off from my stable, on Monday The 22d
September, bay horse abouls years old, with
white hind feet, an enlargement Of the jaw-bone
Just under the chin, and scars on his hind legs as
though he had kicked while in harness. There
was on the horse double-slitched saddle, with
wadded skirts and stitched seat; also, black
snail-. Bit birdie and martingale.
Coleman is small man. abont 81 years OLD,
and had on coat and pantaloons Of blaek.dved
Virginia cloth am told lha, on Tuesday the
a2i he was on the Lynchburg road, inquring the
way 10 Bedford county.
vi give The above reward for the delivery or
detention of the thief and property.
Sep, 29-d2t&c2t THOS. DAVIS.
II The Lynchburg virginan will please copy
twice, and send bill 10 this office for payment
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Fresh Fall Dry Goods.

TIL N A S s, CH RLE3S ELLIS
HAvE received, per ships "virginia' and
IL "Harkaway," from Liverpool, and BY re.
cent arrivals fiom The North, full ard varied
as oument OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
10 which they invite the attention OF country mer-
chants. Their stock Of Cloths, Blankets, Heavy
WoollenS and Prints. is unusually large, and al
low prices No log Main Street,
Sept lift Double Granite Front
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Rs,rruss's Lottery Office,

MO. G South 18th Street. Richmond, Vr-
~ ginia.
Unparalleled Luck al Burrusss Lottery Office!
Two Prizes sold and paid in one LOTTERY.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated, No. GO
81 i6 AZ So II GO &c IL y Gl 30
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 81, a prize of 81 900,
sold and paid 10 distinguished Greek" Also,
Ticket Nos. IL 81 81, prize of 100 dollars,
sold and paid TO merchant, on Main street, by
e. BURRUSS.
Another Grand ono for The IN Of O;,o5cr,
Capital $4,000 Dollars!
Prizes Of $4,000, of 5000, 100 Of 1000 !!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No 90, te
be drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday
October 4,h, lSi5-7S Nos, ii drawn.
GpISD
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EDUCATION.
,V SCHOOL.

WING derived great advantage TO my
Ns.,rh rom travelling this Summer, pro-
| ,'" ",en a Law School in the city OF Rich
= : = he conducted on the plan pursued by
n'u.' - University of Virginia. My princi-
2. = ~, hook will be my own Commentaries,
y ~, nav be procured by the Studen, from my
~ ,,b,I books necessary 10 the course may DC
u IN, ~. rrocured, as they are wanted, in Rich
IN. .'"1 The School 10 be opened on the 10Th OF
mixer, ~, and to close on the 18th OF May
-, cn,,,>e will embrace Lectures on National
!" .a.,;,n,onal and Municipal Law. The Fee
a;mi>>ion into The School will be $50, paya-
: :" iii HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
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100000. $4,000, 10000 !

Tickets Sl5 halves : so; quarters IS; e.hhs
81. Certificates Of packages Of 26 whole
licLis $50 o. &c halfticke,s 90; PC quarter tick
es5; % eighth tickets % 90
10000 DOLLARS!
.lexandria Lottery, Glass 40, for ls45 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, ID. c., on Saturday, Oct.
49,. 1915. Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 5000
BIZ. > prizes Of $500, Of 1000 10 of 800,
20 OF 500, &c, SC. IS No. Lottery, II drawn
ia OILS. Tickets $40; halves 5; GaarlcI>2 ~ =
Certificates OF packages Of - whole tickets $50;
- aiyes, Us; 2jquarers, - %.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass No. A. for lsla to
b drawn in Alexandria, D c., on Saturday. Oct
2ih, 1915. Prizes: $4,000 10000, iOO0 5000
5000. 10 prizes OF 1000 &c. &c. &c Nos, II
lallo,s. Tickets SIC; halves 5: quarters , SO
certificates Of packages OF 2s whole Tickets,
$40; % quarters, s.; ~ halves - 30.
g'Y Orders for tickets and shares and oertiii-
,ales OF packages in the above splendid Lotteries
will receive the most prompt attention, and an
,fIicial account Of each drawing will be sent i'm
nediaely after it is over 10 all who order from US.
J. G. GREGORY s Co, Managers,
Sent. 80 Richmond, Virginia.
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TLISHA F. uUNDLEY, OF Charlotte, and
T. HILLARY G.. RICHARDSON, OF The
late firm Of Richardson 4 McDearmon, having
formed co-parlnership in The name and style Of
HundIey g. Richardson, will continue business
at the old stand OF Richardson 4 McDearmon,
where will be found a, all times choice and
we'll selected stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, China, Glass and
Qucensware, best Family Groceries, &c, &c, all
Of which will be sold unusually low Tor cash, or
TO punctual customers.
H. G.. Richardson returns his thanks 10 his
friends for the liberal support received al their
hands: assuring thcm, that no pains will be spared
10 promote their be> interests Calls request
ed HUNDLEY & RICHARDSON.
ID
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Now E,EYIll.

Farmville, Sept. 2G-c2w.
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MERCHANDISE,
Andrew SicYenx
(LATE c. snE EXCHANGE READING RocM,)
Pj,bmop3 Ia

HUHWUHH, TU.,
pEGS leave 10 inform his Southern friends, that
II he has resumed his old business, and COM
menced the manufacture II Fine Jewelry, in tic
rear OF No. 10 Corlandl street, lew doors from
Broadway, where he will be happy 10 serve all in
want OF anv articles in his line
Diamonds and other precious Stones, Pearls,
&c bought or sold. Fine Watches and sterling
Silver Ware of all kinds, as well az Jewery,
purchased 10 order, at small commission or
advance on The wholesale prices all of which
will be warranted OF the best quality and work
manshp
New York Sent Do,
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Music, Music.


TEAST OF ROSES
Il do not love thee
Oh think rol | can say Farewell
Ills midnight hour
When this euchantment behold
Every land my home
She is seen where The vapcurs Of MON arise
The Dream
The Pirates Chorus
The happy days OF life
While hear thy voice, dear
A Lite in the Woods; by Russell
cannot give The signal gun
The home-bound Whaleman
watch for thee, Qor guitar)
Oh! take me back 10 Switzerland. ltordo)
The Ivy Green; by Boz, Qoroo)
The above much admired SONGS have been re
ceived, and are for sale at the Piano Forte an
Music Store OF p. H. TAYLOR.
Sept. 81 Opposite he Banks.
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Wholesale and Retail F!

HNliE subscribers are receiving lneir Fall Stock
i OF Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather, &c, COM
prlsins good assortment III all the Fall and
w inter styles, 10 which We respectfully invite our
old customers and Ike pubic n large. We intend
TO sell Goods al very low prices ior cash, OF 10
good punctual Customers. We respectfully in
vite The attention CT all who buy by The case or
dozen pairlo sell again
PUTNEY {; WATTS.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer. in Boots, Shoes,
Trunks Leather, &c, Main street.
Sept 81
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HARDWARE AND sApDLERY.

NTIUNAo Q OII1tI,LTo TLIiIo HdVt re-
i ccived per ships Virginia and IIarkaway,
direct from England, and by various arrivals
iromt the North, a verv large assortment Of foreign
and domestic Hardware and Saddlcry. They
solicit the attention OF Country Merchants ana
Others who are DESTROYS ofpurchasing al reason
able prices. They pledge themselves 10 sell as
low as any Of The importing houses Of repcc,ab-
lily at the North. No. LOG Main Street, double
granite front. Sept. lit
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PROF. DE BONNEVILLE,

ft,nc,ly from Hurard University, Can~idse,
d RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies and
u gentlemen Of Richmond that he will deli
rel a Course of Lectures on MAGNETISM,
AMI that he will strip this subject OF all The ter
rors and absurdities thrown around il by the pre-
lud,c=s Of those who judge without investigation.
t begin on MONDAY, Sept. 9Th, ls45, 1.-THE
on fellows Hall.
E.xrERlMsxrs of,he most surprising and fasci-
mating character will be made every evening on
citizens we'll known here. Tickets p cts.-to be
hat a, The door.
FREE TREATMENT.
Prot De Bonneville having successfully treat
-. r. Magnetism, several thousand persons Tor
Nefgou> or Neuralgia diseases and wishing 10
extend 10 every one The beniicent effects oil his
Agency, will attend on FREE TREATMENT by
III new method every day, Except Sundays at
~ odd Fellows Rooms, from 10 10 Il o'clock
a NJ.
Ladies will only be received on Monday, We'd
nesiav and Friday. Gentlemen will only be le-
cesel "a Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Spfi Off
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upS uEAD'S SCHOOL.

u,- Institution will be opened for the reception
s,e,,dinc ard day scholars the first day Of DC
- Mrs Mead will be assisted by Teachers and
Of distinguished ability; and the course of stu
80 ,hristian discipline in the school and family
.ur,nlinue as heretofore.
~" ,,,r.s m English and French will be delivered
.bc,t the session, and the Young ladies OF the IA.
IN, nIn pursue 4 course Of Reading in History aud
sl,ndiri Poetry. ,,ho
r,,f,uce i made to the following gentlemen, " no
~" nsh,ers or wards in the Institution: RI Kew.
p''s,o Johns Rev. DIR. Empie Rev. Mr.. Norwood Jas.
: Heath. Esq James A Seldom, ESD, Charles E. os
,,a.. Esq, Richmond; Com Ap Catrsoy Jones, 'u"se
y MASON, Washington; Nelson PaSe' ESQ., Cu"'oe'-
and. James Gait, Esq, Flusanha
Arc l9-ctlO
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NEW FALL SUPPLY OF
Books and Stationery,
DRINk Err & -UORRIS

u u 7 y IT 7. n q IT y u n I -
(Late Smith j. Palmer)
HAVE. opened at their New Stand, No. o.,
IL Main street, their entire Fall Supply OF
BOOKS Ann STATION merry.
Particularly adapted 10 the demands of Country
Merchants and Teachers including all Standard
Publications, Classical and School Books, Letter
and Cap Writing Paper, Wrapping Paper, &c
To which they invite he attention OF purchases
DRINkER & MORRIS,
S.n ~ Main
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FAIL, SUPPLY.

d JOHNSTON, Druggist, is now in receipt
/ of very extensive assor 'ner, oil Drugs,
Medicines Paints, Oils, DYE Stu1s, rich fancy
articles, Winiuw Glass, Paint Brushes, White.
wash Brushes, &C. &c purchased on The most
advantageous terms; 10 which he would invite the
attention oi Country Merchants, Physicians,
Planters, and all others in want, confident his
prices will please, and assuring them that every
article from his establishment shall be OF the best
quality, and on the most reasonable terms.
p. ] )IINSTON,
Sept Ii No 49, Main Street.
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MALE AND FEMALE
- lNApE

THE Scholastic Term Of tins seh ,n, f i",v ,saS
h or,o-r 1885, and ends on me 's, a% a. 70 hs
ne '1n,e ~ plan English Eduraiion) Rhetoric,
Ethics Mental Philosophy sOG w. ch G1nss
~. Natural Philosophy, Mathematics, ana Tue creek
nam Eosllsh Grammar, Mi chell's Geography aud
Ans. Bair's Rhetoric, Parker's Logic, Paey's Moral
rt.,o.ophy Browns Lectures on Mental PHILOSOPHY
.r,l, chemistry Olmslead's Naura Philosophy, Ia.
-, Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Surveying ana
.,r.us and IN. most approved editions of the Gas
=. -, .,...x.ha,s;,.
.,., - 1T hr furnished for Sl90 term. Tuition WIZ
=, H. less than $40, more Than $50 term
n haif Of the board and tuition must be paid In 1
and the other half on the lst of March. Boardefs
Nh br eht,sed with board and pupils with tuition,
, The time Of becoming such 10 the end 81 tile terl
",'... wuhdsawn by the consent Of the subscribed
r,.nS wishing 10 pa,ronize this Seminary are refer
80 he Professors of William and Mary, or 10 the
and ii tue sub c;hsr, Published last term. ia The Ric
=, nd ud Norfolk payers I. ). D. fRfok.
johannesburg, Sept. 9-etl0O
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EI0Yi,s Prize Office.

DLEASE mole particularly the following Scheme, md
L forward orders diircy I, lIOiT. The S5U, 900 is
10 be sent 10 the county from his Office.
$4,000, $4,000, 10000.
The splendid Alexandra Lot.rry Cn>. D.. for !si5,
To he drawn at Alexandra d. g., Saturday, October III
1875 No. I.nttery-l5 drawn ballots.
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SlOO Reward

WILL be paid for the delivery Of CESAR,
w who ran away on The 18th instant He is
; feel inches in height. % years old, black, has
good teeth, and has pleasing look when spoken
10. The above reward will be paid il delivered
at Bets g. Edmondson's Jail, in Richmond or if
conhned in any jail so we get him. He ran of
in company with mulauo man named Jacob,
27yeats CID, thin vsage, and stands 5 feet inch
es in height Caesar was brought from Jackson,
N. c., and sold BY Sprally Horn.
Belts & EDMONDSON
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LOTTERIES.
VIZ. Turpisn'sI.osscry Office

MO. 10! Nam .s1nd, Richmond, T,sa,a.-
IN Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, Class
A, September y:
81 3 so ~ i6 81 81 81 - 50 Us H.
Whole Ticket Nos & ID 10, Prjz. Of 900
dollars in The above, sold and cashed At
TURPlN'S OFFICE.
L<adins Schemes FL O-hb,, 1915.
Capitals: October ilh, 81, 600 dollar. Ocln
Der lib, 1000 dollar,; October 18th. $4,000 dol
lars; October 25lh, % 900 dollars.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 80, for lSi5 to he
drawn in Alexandria ID. c., on Saturday, Ocro-
Der 18th, 1915. Splendid Scheme :-3O00O dol
lars $4,000, 5000, $500, 40 prizes OF 1000, so
Of 500 60 Of 400, &c.-75 Nos, - drawn bal
lots. Tickets only 10 dollars; halves 5; quarter.
Tickets 100 dollars; - halves G3; IS quarters 81
so.
$4,000 DOLLARS. $4,000 !! lO,OOO,.,
Alexandria Lottery, Class B, for 1915 10 hc
drawn in Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday, Octo.
Der lllh. lSi5.-7S M. Lottery, Ii drawn bal.
lots. Brilliant Scheme II Grand Capital Of
$4,000, Splendid Prize Of $4,000: Prize oflo,.
600. | Of 5000 of 3,S77, so prizes OF 900 SO
Of 500, so Of 100, 100 Of 80, 200 Of 200, &c.
Tickets Is dollars; halves so; quarters 3 Il:
eighlhs ST.. Certificates OF Packages of &c
Whole Tickels lsOdoIIars; 26 halves 80; &c quar-
tiers Is; % eishths % 80
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 40, Tor 1915 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, y. c., on Saturday, Oc,o-
Der lsh 1915. Capitals :-S0,00O dollars, TO-
0O0, 5000, 2pizes Of 800 of20O0, 10 of so,
2uo Of 500, &c.-75 No. Lottery, IL drawn bal
lots Ticke. ! dollars halves ); quarters 80.
Certificates q Packages Of % Whole Tickets
l3O dollars; 81 halves 65 rs quarters b 50.
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. Al, for lsi5. 10
be drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday Oc-
loher 25lh, lSE. Prizes :-25 ,CO0d,.lars 10000.
1000, 5000, Ioprizrs Gls,ot9, 10 Of 500, &c.-66
Nos. - ballos Tickets 10 dollars; halves 5;
quarters SO Certificates Of Packages OF -
Whole 1c!ies 10 dollars; ~ quarters So; %
halves 81 so.
II Ordelsior Tickets, and Shares and Ceni
icates, will -cccive The most prompt attention,
and an account sent over 10 all who order ON
me- Adres, w. p. TURPlN,
| Sept. 80 Richmond. Va.