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Garaaasa & Shaker.

No 81, .Iauu Street, Ricia4.ad, Virginia,
offer for sae-30 hhds ST. Croix, Orlean.
" and P Rico Sugar
II boxes ioal, and - bbls clarified Sugar
300 bags Rio, Lasuira and Java Coffee
TEA-l3 halt chests Gunpowler, part prime
do. Black, do.
Tea in 10 and ID. boxes
500 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
100 GO. Russell Leather
600 lbs Shoe Thread
eco kegs Nails
700 sacks Salt, part Ashton's brand
200 bags Shot
so kegs Powder, Dupoals
Cheese, in casks and boxes
40 reams cap and letter Paper
2a5 do wrapping Paper
$50 bags live geese Feathers
Hull's Candles and Soap
so doz Bed Cords and Lires
$50 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
Glass-Sxl0 and l0xl2
Cotton Yarn, Lamp Wick and Cotton Irvine
10 bags Pepper
Is do. Ginger
4 lierccs and bbls Vinegar
Pimento, Numegs, Mace, Cloves
Indigo, Nader, Alum, Copperas
IS boxes Tin Plate
Is kegs Horse Shoes
IRox-75 tons swedes, English, Tredegar and
Country, Of all sizes
American and Russia Sheet Iron
Mould Boards and Hollow Ware
Axgs-Pcnilcnliarv and Barns
CoprER-25 800 lbs. Bra2iers, Sheahing and
Bolt
SrEEL-American and English Blislered
Spring Steel
Wire, Speter, Block Tin, Zinc.
Sept. 80
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Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth or
BOOTS, SHOES, &C,

IKE ALL.
TIME attention Of Planters. and BUYERS gene
Il rally, Of town and country, is solicited 10 the
subscribers Sloc!; OF The above articles, which
will be found as compete as any South OF New
York.
Heavy Brosues, Richmond made, for farm
hands.
Heavy pegsed Brogans, from 50 els. TO 81.
Heavy lined and bound Brogans, from 70 CTS.
10 81 %.
Heavy sewcd and pesged coarse Boots.
Water Proof Boots, Shoes, &c, OF all kinds.
Mems heavy Boots, Buskins and Shoes.
Boys heavy Boots, Brogans. &c.
GentlemcH's fine Boots Of all qualities.
Ladies Walking Shoes, Slips, Sc, OF every
variety.
1000 pair Childrens Shoes, from l2s cents 10
any price.
Ladies' Slips, from 37s cents 10 any price.
Purchasers would greatly consult their Interests
by calling 10 see the subscriber before supplying
themselves; as having purchased many Of tae
above goods al auction, at prices much lower
than or, inal cost, viii sell proporional!y ln"
al retail.
Farmers and planners particularly, who have
10 buy Shoes Cor their hands, should not iaI! 10
call al No IL, Main street, where great bargains
MAJ be had. }: HOOVER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer II Main 81.
0c. oS
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A SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE

~ REaT experience ANA Judgment are re-
NJ CURED 10 make q valuable and a. The
same time innocent puraaiive. Th;> is posses,e..
only by few.
The great majority Of he remedies advertised
OF this class, are manufactured by persons WHO
have no i!ca o. lhc iclaiir, u individual powcls
of the drugs the r~r. Il is this caasc, more
than any other, which occasions The incFGcss,
and u!en injurious effects produced by advertised
remedies. And, hence, The general p1euiIoc
which p:eraiis against them. Now, there is a
great difference III this respect. with regard 10 The
Pills made rs DR.. 4. Brand'eth AMI consequent
is their supefn: claims upon he public. Eaci
Of The ancc> composing iha Brandrt:hs Pills,
are prepared in that way, which will secure their
beneficial ELECTS 10 The system in the safest aid
easies, manner. For Instance, some ingredients
have 10 be prepared in lae vacuo; thai Is The air
is exhausted in ile uensil. and remain 80 uGlil a
combination is effected with other ingredients
which afterwards prevents The air from acting in
iuriously upon The medicine. Again, the proper.
ton for each Ingredient depends upon lis multi.
plying power upon other ingredients. For the
power of different vegetable pufgalivcs upon
each o.hcr, is governed ~ similar Laws ina,
govern The power of figures by multipiiica.
ZION. Nine added - nine, makes eighteen
Lul nine tines nine are elghiy.one. so II
is with some vegetable pGrSatives. BY adding
nine paris of one ingredient, and nine paris o.
another ingrediehlloselheF, Tic power is increased
ao' 10 eighteen, but 10 eishly-one. For example
either OF The articles, to produce any purga,ive
effect, would have 10 be used 10 The extent q
eish!y-one grains hy combining theGl, only esh
teen er.inS have 10 he used. A@1in, another in
g;c,!icnl is iognd 10 multiply his power again,
which, in proportion two grains. would have
no ciiecl upon The animal economy, bul which
added 10 eighteen grains oi n compound Of two
paris oi nine :. li;i> each, OF Two ingredients, viii
again multiply The power which they have gain.
cd. of eie:i,y-onc. 10 one hun-red and sixY.two
So again The miXiure of iwch,Y grains can be
again multiplied by an addition 0; two grains, IL
the power Of three hundred and twenty ionl
grains, oil the original power Of ihe two first insre-
dIents Here We have Iweniy-lwo grains, which
as a pureaiive, contain the power equal 10 three
hundred and lwrnly-iour grains Of either OF lhf
articles alone; nevertheless also, 81 powerful al.
Ter being thus combined, are sale in any quaint
IL; always having beneficial effect and in nc
case capable Of doing injury, Of which thousand,
hear ample witness
DR.. Brandrelh's principal office, 2il Broadway
n. York, other Offices in \. York.
Nj. BRANCH, Wholesale and Retail Agent
No. / East Main street, Richmond, corner orPo
site the Old Market, where country agents and
planters can be supplied withlhe genuine al New
York prices. Nov. 5-bt
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MORE EVIDENCE OF THE POWER OF
THOMPSON,S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA.

HONSUMfllF Eo: uouot ~ io"oe'j ~
" read the following and reflect. Another
wonderful curei
PHILADELPHIA, April !, 1915.
hereby certify, that during the Tiuis in South
wark of JULY lasI, owing 10 exposure and fatigue
in the performance Of my military duty, my
health received a severe shock. In he latter part
of August. all The symptoms of Pulmonary Con-
sump,ion appeared. Atthis junc;ure called in
my FIRST musician, vino attended ne some weeks
wihou, benefit and told me distinctly, that he con-
sidc1cd mn disease bcyoad he reach Of human and
He now ceased his visits; every symptom getting
worse. pain in the side and breast, dihcuty Of
breathing raising blood, paipitaton ofthe heart,
night sweas, hectic fever, &c, and was SO week
was unable 10 raise from oed or dfess Wi!houl
assistance: cough racking and violent, frequently
causing me 10 bring up blood. | now called IN
another physician, who at once reccmmen led
The use OF Thompson's Compound Syrup OF Tar
and Wood Naptha, and when | had got through
The f,urth boll!e, was able 10 dress myself and
como down stairs without Sistance, and hy the
lime had finished my twelfth bottle, my appetite
and strength returned, all line symptoms d;sap-
peareJ and the disease was snbdued-ahd, in
common with The thousands q others who have
been cured b. this medicine, testify that TO lis
,condcrfn p7issts | alone owe my restoration 10
health.
JAMES ANDREWS, 81 Cdihaiihe ST.
was called on 10 attend in the above case 10
the secondary stage Of the disease. | found the
patient ahorine under Complex disease OF The
lungs and liver; liberation cfIhe latter had taken
place; and BY percussion, I discovered an abscess
had formed in the right lung. The case being
apparently hopeless, and beyond the reach Of the
usual treatment, resolved a, once on using
Thompson's Compound Syrup of Tar aud Wood
Nap.ha, the virtues OF which | had previously
tested, scarcely expecting it would reach case
so desperate. The result is cure The most ex-
traordnary, henceforth dispellng all doubts re-
speeding The efficacy of this excellen, medicine in
The diseases Of the lungs and liver.
N. CHAMBERS. M. D.
Price, 50 cents per hc.te-six bottles fer 81 50.
lur sale in Richmond by ALEXANDER DUvAL Il
CO., General Agents; In Petersburg By Charles Cor
ling; In Norfolk by NJ A. Santos; in Lynchburg by John
Il. seay; Ia Fredericksburg by Dr. James Cooke and G.
n HINT Eoy,4
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RUNAWAY In JAIL.

Norrow.y CorEr HorsE, April %, ls45.
yTTAS committed 10 The jail Of this county On
wv the iS,h day OF March, 1916, a Negro Man,
who calls himself ALECk. lie is bright mu.
la,o, about five feel nine ten inches high, and
about lwcn,y-eight or nine years old. He says
that he was sold as the property OF Francis Epes,
by the Sheriff OF Notloway, about the year 1929,
To Mr.. Rogers, who carried him 10 The South,
where he escaped, aud has since lived with tribe
Of Indians in Texas lie had on when commit
ted, cows hair hunting shirt, kersey pantalcons,
with bnckskin leesings, black satin vest, a
black fur hat, and black silk cap, irinsed with
Indians hair so as to cover the forehead and
temples The owner is requested 10 come for
ward, prove property, and pay charges, or he
will he dealt with according TO law
May a--clafly THos. w, EPEs, Tailor,
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k'Ec:ach's sSosea,
AZ NeIfoN. INginiqNinr Sdlf.


In Having reached that period Of life
fEssR which renders retirement agreeable, Of
I'LL fer for sale nv interest in The above Ho-
tel. Also The Furniture, stock Of Wines, Ii
quors, and all the fixtures Of well regulated IIo-
tel. A portion OF the Servants thai have been
brought up in the Hotel will also be for sale.
The terms will be liberal and made known 10
any one wishing 10 purchase To a man quail
fed 10 manage this properly the whole or one
half will be sold. This Hotel was bull, in 1897
BY Joint Stock Company, and incorporated BY
an act of the Legislature in 1899.
II is situated on two Of the principal streets Of
this city, and contains about eighty rooms all well
and Handsomely furnished, and the House is one
of The LcS Jn,H and fAlSFed Hotels in The State
The largest Naval Depot in lie Cncn is
here, and the increasing prosperity OF the city
mus, make his property most valuable. The
Hp;cl con row te purchased a, price making
il profitable Investment Tor capitalist
Norfolk, Nov. 1-d9l WIN. FRENCH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO The We,I,7;c

HAVE This day sold my entire sleek OF
l. Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware,
Military and Fancy Goods, 10 ny brother, Sa-
muel p. Mitchell and Mr. John H. Tyler, ana
have Transferable lhem all deb's due me on open
account since October Isl, 1910, and they are
luly authorized to give receipts and settle Inc
same. My brother aud Mr.. Tyler have been in
my employ, and connected in business with me,
Tor several years and it affords me pleasure, that
can, with full confidence in every respect, re-
commend them 10 The patronage cf ms old friends
and Customers. WM. MITCHELL, JR.
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JOHN GOODWIN

GREEN MOUNTAIN LAND FOR SALE
,I,HE subscriber desires sell the r CT az Land
which he resides, lying on the Green Mountain, IN
The county Of Abernarle, ahoaiten miles from Scots-
viile, and seventeen from Charlottesville, lining
Tucker Coles Ur. Chares Cooke, and others, and con
ainins abou; ST. ncrrs. about oreha cleared. and
good state of cultivation. considerable portion 1f Tie
wond land. vel as The cleared, is ri superior soil for
u.acco. aud Ire whls Is well adapted 10 grain par
tcuiar description of this land Is deemed unnecessary.
will only aid, that ihnss desiring 10 purchase good land
In healthy ard agreeable neshaLthuod, viii o well
examine il crop &c wheat has been seeded the
lard, and every operation connect herewith, Is in
Of forwarinrs. ~! acopucStirur The bnilding'
ore all comfortable and III pccd repair great birgah
may lie had Il cs'ij application be made by TIE e
OF ueoeH BEL posscsscn VI BE- g:vra AZ Chi,-in,hs
OFT .s-rw6,y WM. y. pABNEf.
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D. PAINE & CO.. MANAGERS.


Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass c. 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, DEL on Saturday, Nov
18th, lSi5. IS Nos, IL drawn Grand Capitals
| prize of $4,000, 10000, 5000, 4,OOO, 25 Of
1000, IS Of 500 &c. Whole Tickets $40; halves
5; quarters so.
ANOTHER or $4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass GO, 10 be
drawn at Wilmington, Del, on Saturday, Nov
22nd, 1915. 7a Nos, Is drawn. Grand Capitals
prize Of $4,000, 5000, 5000 1900, Of
1000, OF 1900, 10 Of LOCO, &c. Whole Tick
cts $40; halves 5; quarters 80.
10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class No. 10, Ia
be drawn at Wilmington, on Saturday, Nov. %
ls45. IS Nos. II drawn. Grand Capitals II
prize OF $4,000, 5000, 5000, 100 Of 900, &C.
SC. Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so.
BIGGER & co. intend TO sell some of the
above SPLENDID PRIZES, therefore, If YOU
want one Of them, send your orders without delay
10 T. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO,
Richmond.
Packages OF Wholes Halves and Quarters,
single Wholes and Shares, always ON hand, in
the usual great variety.
The Tickets in The above Lotteries are receiy-
ed, and all orders addressed 10 US will meet The
most prompt and confidential attention.
We have every day Lotteries from TO 90 dol
lars, aud when remittance is made TO us, large
or small, we will always invest in the most popu-
lar Lotteries on hand.
The drawings sent, when requested, 10 all who
order from US. T. L. B. 6 co.
On all letters enclosing cash or prize tickets,
the poslage(as usuaD need mol be paid.
Oct %
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LAND LOUISA FOR SALE

OFFER tar arIt my Land IL til crunty OF Lnusl, in
4 tic f'ptk Trek neig!buihood. adjoining G lands Of
A. 6. Good%p Capt ftrkins, r. T. Winston and
others eG..!i.g between fnri and hundred acre.,
u,nsiy in original forest, aud heavily iimh red w IN
abnnfa,.ce &c ;ir best h. pine, Iorar &c II + con
ii,rutly believed t.. tile mbr would sril fpi more
tna. J. asked for the land 4 saw ai might be
ed upon ;hr enisrs very - expense. though here
one 1T Yanceyyii-, not Ear III Tas above land is
adapted all that section u eoun-
try. particularly wh 81 amj lob eco
ANY rerson wishing Ia prrf hasc ascertain the
terms. &c which viii be accommodsing-by addre
ing ne letter directed To Fredericksburg. or By en-
eung my brother, adjoining iEe land, who will show
il 10 any one wishing To ste IL.
Sept. 31-twtf JOHN GOODWIN.
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". p. Turpin's Lottery Office,
MO. 10a Main Street, Richmond, Virginia.
CAPITALS FOR NOVEMBER, 1916.
SI0 0n0t 00 n0Oi IN 0nni

CAPITALS FOR NOVEMBER, 1916.
$4,000! 100000 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass c, for 1885, to be
drawn in Alexandria, D. c., on Saturday, No
vember 18th, 1915. Prizes: $4,000, 10000,
10000, 5000, 5000, 1883, so of 900, 100 Of
500, 1870 Of 300, &c. % Nos, l3 drawn ballots.
Wholes Sl2, halves 6, quarters 3, eighths So
Certificates ofpackages OFFS whole tickets Sl60,
% halves 30, 26 quarters 49, % eighlhs 20.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. a. for ls45, to
be drawn 10 Alexandria, D G., on Saturday, No
vember %, lS45 Prizes: $780, 600, 1000, 5000,
5000, 1900, 5000, $500 1920 1000, IS OIL 900,
90 OF 500, &c. rs No. Lottery, IA drawn ballots.
Tickets Si0 halve 5, quarters so: Certificates
ola package OF IS whole tickets $40, % halves
60, IS quarters30.
$4,000! 10000!
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. %. for 1915, to
be drawn a, Alexandria. D. c., on Saturday. No
vember %, 1915 Splendid prizes: $4,000, 10000
$40. 5000, S Of 1000, s OF 500, OF ! $50,
of 200, 40 of 500. &c 70 No. Lottery, and IA
drawn ballots. Tickets $40, halves S, quarters
$50. Certificates of package of 26 whole tick
els $3.50, 96 halves IS, &c quarters $3.50.
Orders tor Tickets, received free of Postage and
attended TO BY return mail. Drawings forwarded
when requested, as soon as received. For small
Ter schemes, see daily advertisement. Address
Oct "a w. p. TURPlN
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500 Reward

IILL be paid for the delivery OF CESAR,
w who ran away on the 18th instant. He is
ce inches in height. % years old, black, has
god teeth, and has pleasing look when spoken
= The above reward will be paid if delivered
q; Bets s. Edmondson'S Jail, in Richmond, or if
c-ndaed in any jail 50 We &c, him. He ran of
10 company with mulaito man named Jacob,
s1yeaTs cid, thin visage, and stands . feet inch
6 IN height. Cesar was brought from Jackson,
y. c., ana sold by Spra,ly Horn.
Belts g. EDMONDSON.
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MERCHANDISE.
Fresh FaE. Etry Goods

THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS
HAvE received, per ships Virginia" and
IL Hathaway" from Liverpool, aud by re-
cent arrivals from the Norh, a full and varied
assortment Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
10 which they invite HE attention OF country mer-
chants. Their stock Of Clull,s, 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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AUCTION SALES.
NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE,

NEGROES AND STOCK FOR SALE,
III YSER0Oh.
WI ILL be sold, a. Carysbrook, on The Sd day
w OF December reyi, il fair, II not. The first
fair day thereafter, about so valuable Negroes
comprising % plantation hands. They will be
sold in families, and will afford good oproruni-
ty 10 those who want well selected, and well
trained plantation hands TO supply themselves
Also, the crop of Corn--say 400 barTeis-souie
old corn-Oals, Hay &C. all the stock OF Cattle,
Hogs ana Sheer-a Of them OF fine breeds;
horses, wagons, OK carts, rloughs, and all other
plantation utensils.
The Negroes viii be sold for cash. The
Crops. Stocks, &c att; months credit Tor al! sums
over S20--ani cash 10: less than that amount.
The sale will commence AT II O'Clock.
PEYTON HARRISON,
Administrator o. 4. NJ. Harrison.
Oct 2J-dilsc,ds
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber. in Powha-
IL ian county, ter miles above the Court-housr,
On las 2j.h instant my Man PETER, whom
purchased in Richmond, few days since, OF MIR.
Iii Bail, Trustee Tor Mrs. Homer, who lives ten
nil. ab1:e Richmond on the river road, where
suppose he will aim TO get, or Turk about Rich
mona Peer is abou, 81 or % years of age,
about ) feel Z or 8 inches high, black, heavy
of hi, hips, 10 other scars recolected, eYcep, one
On hi left cheek, rather bad countenance; had
en- when he leh, roundabout and pants, of Glas-
COW Jeans. will give The above reward of $40,
AID pav all other reasonable expenses, 10 any
rers n who will deliver him 10 Silas Omohundro,
At hiS Jail, in Richmond, or secure him in any
lli. 50 get him again.
JOHN P. WILLIAMS.
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III Tie Gorern0r of Vagina.
a DpOET A M ATTON

WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in the General
W Assembly Of this State, by the resignation OF John
pe,tn the Senator elect for the district composed Of
3. counties Of Augusta and Rockbrideethe shcrfs Of
aid countless respectively, are therefore required 10
n. elections Thursday, the thirteenth day OF No
sar neat Tor Senator for the said district, TO u
n. vacancy aforesaid.
Gwen uattr my hand. as Governor, and under the
lesser seal Of the ComDonwealth, at Rich
~ mrad, this tenth day Of October, In the year
-. ia. MCDOWELL.
Gc.. li--cwid
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French Language.

MIR. A. GIRARD, lately arrived in this City,
lHl as Professor of French Language for
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke's Schools, legs leave 10 in
form The public that he wishes 10 deyo'c The time
he has to spare Crom o'clock P. M. every day.
either 10 private lessons or evening classes.
Mr.. A. G. teaches, Also Mathematical and
Fancy Drawing.
N. B.-Persons are requested 10 apply to A.
G., at Mrs Dunklee's, Grace Street. between 7lh
and 9th streets, or at Mr. Burke's School.
Nov, S-diwt
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PARTNERSHIP FORMED.
NJ TIC II Ell l. AZ LEE.
SHEaCia .SsoEics,s a. .5psEnIsnI

We have ihis day purchased Of ar. VIM.
Mitchell j., his cuire stock Of Watches, Jewel-
~. Silver and Plated Ware, Military AMI Fan
cy Goods, and most respectfully solc, con'in-
nance OF patronage from his Old! friends customers
and the public. We shall al al times have on
hand large stool; .: goods in our linz, Of the
bes, quality, which We will se.l as cheap as goods
ofsame qualify can lie purchased in The city or
elsewhere. SAAll. p. MITCHELL,
JOHN II. TYLER.
Richmond Oct. |. Isi5 ocl
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
Il. Russell Bigger & Go.
A CENTS for the Managers, %. Paine 4
IL Co.. Richmond Va.
TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS.

TO OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
Hereafter, we respectfully decline orders for
Tickets in Lotteries under The management OF
Messrs. J. G. Gregory & Co.. but shall take plea
sure in filing orders, with our usual prompness,
in all Lotteries under the popular management OF
Messrs D. Paine & Co., whose Tickets We sell 10
request, that persons desiring Tickets in Paines
Lotteries will forward their orders 10 US, or to
those Vendors selling in their Lotteries.
The following grand Schemes are presented TO
adventures; make your selection, and send your
orders TO the great Capital Prize sellers
r. RUSSELL BIGGER & co.
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=, p,vrs AT HAMPDEN SIpNEY.-By in
~ HA; ~. y,ayees Of Hampden Sidney College,
4 ~. w,ltt.M L. RIVE, will deliver an address at
e no' commemorative Of tn. services and virtues
Is = IL ii,nr.. on wroSE<pAr, 18th Of November
~ 4 VI. bef re the Trustees, Faculty and stu
~ ,,nnni Of the College, and the public generally,
.,.,r,el(n is iaved TO attend
r r. BERKELEY
wv D SMITH, Committee.
F. y. WATKINS,
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HARDWARE AND SADDLERY.

THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS have re-
j ceivcd per ships Virginia and Harlaway,
direc, from England and by various arrivals
iromlhc North a very large assortment OF foreign
and domestic Hardware and oaddery. They
solicit the attention Q! Country Merchants and
others VIII, are desirons ofpurchasng at reason
able prices They pledge themselves 10 sell rs
low as any of the importing houses Of repeclab;
liz al The North. No. &C Main Street, double
granite front. SeH. I'll
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NOTICE

A PET!riOT will he presented 10 ihe next Genera
- Assembly Of Virginia, rra, ing for change Of th'
place OF hodn separate o. precinct election now Of
rcc,- 10 he h-i tv law 4 sew Market, In ,h- count,
of Henrc,, frc.n The sald paro. New Martet, 10 tht
Hau=c now owned by, aud III residence o. Stephen
Sweeney, ami noy occupied by him ~ Tavern, ans
commonly called F"eereys, in t!ir lower erd al ths
sa cnl,iiy AMI tlr tie srr1rate precinct election
n.: her. after be held ih said lat mentioned place
inst. ad oi al New Market, az nnH dfrfird by law.
M.si CIrIzs.s CT H2NHoo COUNT.
Nov .-.w.w
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FLSON GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE exsreis-s Of this Institution will be Continued
the ensuing year, under lis PRESENT iGsfurliess,
Miss J. Nebt--soiiEirntiss on the i3,h Jaaua'y, and
terminating the 18Th allowing tie Eianth OF
August as vacation. The number Of pupils Will 10 IL
med positively, TO sixteen. There are, a. yet, few
vaeances.
TERMS per scholastic year, payable semianhuai!y In
atv,nc. 500
Music, with use of Piano, 80
French, ~
Address-Hsnover Court -house.
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