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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmoud. Va.
UN Err THE EXCHAN No. ;.


Drawing OF AononeaEa Lottery Gas. Is:
SIS 30 % 60 Ia 10 80 81 IS 90 5 81 b
Ticket Nos SO s. 81, Capital PRIZE and paid By
HoYT.
AkIhnlra F,ira C1a.s. No los:
81 60 So 6l % 81 81 IL IL So 81 SIS Is IL
AIsIin;ria Cla-s No Ia:
40 III ! 50 So 20 73 80 Is 81 81 lS "a 10
SPLENDID Prizes FOR MAY, lsi5!
hIeIsn, Lottery No 49, to be drawn Saturday 10Th
May, 1875 At A-rand u G rs No. drawn baio;-
Capital $4,000 10 eOoo $40 $500 2uoo SO prize.
OF 1000. Tiekess SIC. halves qurs So esrui-
cate OF package OF IS wos Tickets sl3o IS qs
- so.
AieIandra Lottery. Class No 20, BE- Saturday
May lsIS Alexandria ID g, 7s Nos.
Capits $4,000 10000 GO0o 5000 36Ss $780, rrzs
1000 100 OF 500. Tiek't sIn halves qfs Cencae
Pekase Of &c Whole Tickets $3.50 &c halves 6J &c qrs
Alexandria Lottery, Class e for 1885, in Aran-
dria. d. C. Saturday May stt, l5i5 IS
lots Pzrr $50 oo0 10000, $780, 3oe0 $500
&c &e- Tickets $40 halves s.
Packages OF 25 whole tickets $780, hsv-s
Ariabra Lottery Class No. "a for in Aer
sndTa e., Saturday May 3ist. 1885. drawn
ballots Prizes e3ooO1 10000 60Uo $780,
i747, IS OF 1000, IS Of 500 OF 200
reksts 10. halves so. Certificates Packages
Whole Tickets $40, IS Knives 90, IS ore. 20.
p sPersons visiting city, should IIoyt tey
money.
Orders for Tie and shares and certificates
the above splendid Lotteries will prop
on AMI Of each viii immediately
who may or5er Tickets from d. NJ roYT.
ckuoad, Anrl
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Hy II. "a. Dickinson & Brother.
SALE OF LAND, IN HENnICO COUNTY,


vrrtne Of Deed Of Trust Samuel w Brs.y
81 10 Robert Carter and the undersgned pupo.
securing sum of u'S1ey cue Wa Allen
OF jay Ieti ami Of record the Clerks
on the eih day Of the Hoh;h
proceed 10 sell be or the front door Of the Bell Tavern
OF kehDond al public auction The kg-s; bdier
"WEDNESDAY, the 2Ist Gay Of Ma O'clock 80 III.
following real e'tae conveyed BY ad deed
taEns ZS acres tncre OF sF conveyed the
Bracey BY Henry Gibson
seEe< near the alb
containing acres piece OF Ian combining
be The saue more % pee. eoHahing
Ran on The road leading New Dice. let u
and IN koeEeiis part OF lot designated by the Nnef
consists OF 100 iee;ron on Nicholson Street;
timing l ACES ore l being Bradley
esde called Aliens TaNeand other piece parcel
eonaHiTg 10 Esrrs De The sane es adjoining
mentioned tract The above in t.
ho q" HE seven pine- H. IN The opinion OF the uBlersned
OF above mentioned shall be such improper
coed with the SALE then the sale OF eontai
iica day TO day until the Acting Trustee
shall ony convey IN me by the .rd of I'm,
aforesaid but the Ute Is believed good.
ap i7-etds SMITH n NEW
Any wishing a plat OF the above and can Z,
40 5y eahisg Dickinson < B.vlhrr
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Z OFFER kOfS sALE-fbe enti-. STOCK OF Bk.sed
u Horses, the properly OF the T. = d.rel.
ed Consisting Of valuable
and Turf Horses Thinning which have ibis
taken several
forming ia very quick
Ako, Tcm Jack-cr.wa f Blosded OF
strength and beauty and of fire
above Homes viii be exposed pubic previously
al the time OF h- Baltimore Spraz Races which
on OF about oh May Foreigner
ehesnut Ote of perfect synstry 49, hInis
srrnsi was bred by the ats kizg Engat his psdgrce
taken with great English fnou-
PEDiSREE-The follow ing the Pedigree Of FOREIGNER
bred BY the late King OF ELgiand
Enghh Stud BOOK; h dam the Ch-snui SAILOR and
seamew, Se 9et BY Seud seud by scud
dam EhL-, by ieher. &c 800 dana Chcsaut
GooseAnceT by liamb-tnnan, which grani Of
grant eam Rally by TTune,.T, great sard
dam Fancy sister to Doomed page 4os get by
Colonel he BY Win ks aud h. WaA Cuone's
Ihn grand dam Tgse CIDER BY kirg page VIII.
Aefs dsm P,neop. sc 1i3 wsiy dam BY
ke- psgs sss-Tns above taken great
sisist Box
Pore rem let 10 mares and will Ice sot
deliverable At the end terminates Isl July the
p-ge- ofthe Turf Homes and regard 10 the
above described stock be had application subscriber
SER full boord Hor-e. Of action ho
run this Spsus Virginia with
mag his first heat 59 second i6-beang very
hofs,.
ALAMoDEA full bo5d.d Iorse OF fine ss ke who has run
IN Virginia also with success mile heats Leang competitor
with
DO Sea full bod Mare, OF great reputation. one that Mr.
Boyee valued highly &c Together stock.
The sboe stock positively soil eoafss
on TUESDAY MORNING May 9th, at ~ o'eIock
Particulars, ke. day Of sale Terms sah.
NOAH GAsslwAY
Executor 7. x ;. Boyce-s Estate.
my s-iaSh TH'NroS = Cows, AueIs-
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c. R. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE.

SPLENDID PRIZES FOR MAY, 1916!
Alexandria Lottery Class No Saturday
May lefS at Alexandria o. T. as Nos and IL
Capitals $4,000 10 ooo 5000 3lIo 3oeo $500 prize
OF 1000 &c nc. Tiske.s $40, halves 5, Of. . so.
Aeeri6eate OF package OF IS Whole Tickets $3.50
DO. do IS Half
Do. do IS Quarter do - so
hleraHa Lottery Class No 90 Saturday
May isi'nt Alexandria D. g. - Nos AMI IL drawn
Capitals 1000 10 Oeo ooo0 5O0O 365s prizes
1000, 100 of 50v. Tickets Sis, halves 5, qrs SO.
Cerlilcaie OF a package of 20 Whole Tickets $3.50
do 20 Half
DO. do &c Quarter do 5. so
Alexandria Lottery Class 81 Akran
dria, u. e., Saturday May Is
Prizes COO 10000, 5000 J0oo $500 1917
&c &c &c TiesrIs $40, halves So Cerhstrs
Packages OF 25 whole tickets $780, halves Is, qr.
Alexandria Lottery Class No Isf5 in A-l
andria, d. e., Saturday May 3i IeIS. IS Nos
ballots Prizes: $4,000 $780, 1000 25oo 5000
i5t7 c5 e 1000. IS 500 ke &c
Tickets sac halves SO packages
Woe Tickets sI2n, 81 halves GO, IS qrs 80
R oners Tekets Package.
the above Sfsncd LoieTi.s, will the prompt
entioa and of each drawing viii he
~ all Who may order Tickets from q. X. ALLEN
M E,.H
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lotteries.
]. F. WORDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE.

NEW DUl1EhI UfflCE,
OPPOSITE the EXCHANGE HOTEL,
RteLAesd. virginia.
Drswas % Ais.ssdris IS,Ussy No ia.
- n 50 So PC - 80 Is 81 81 Is - 10
D.wins of .L.s.as'. Lottery. E,,r.. No. issi
81 60 So 81 20 50 "a ~ ~ 81 81 SIS G3 II
Drawing Of Mos-.a<.isa i>s,-r,. No ts.
IS 30 60 6s IL 10 SO 81 - &c 81 y
Dss.ias Of AssaeAfi. Lottery. fIus. No. Iss:
~ Is 2 ~ - AZ n - IS 4 10 ~
Dr,~inx az NV J-f--y f>D.i-ry No. -
III ~ % 4 ~ - - q IS 81
sons h"s <ia~, 10 the atos. ds.~in.s - on fun
woRD's oGies.
eo- o'ds. .s ies. issi'ins cash ue.s.
pssa,p'Iv. q a1AiIe.~.dD J. o. woaD.
Spl~sdd Lotteries to he drawn in MAY.
$4,000 dollars!
AeIsnd,a Lottery. Cis,. 10. To be- drawn IOth May
$4,000, 10000. first and second prizes Also, 60OO
3ii0 3o00 $780, 81 prizes of 1000. 20 prizes of $780,
See.
Tickets $40, .bnre. in proportion. certificate of n
package Of % whole tickets . scheme will be sen, FOR
$3.50. hsive. s65. quarters - 80.
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. 3D. to be drawn Saturday
9TH May, lst5. at Aiexsnds. ID. C., rs Nos, and -
drawn ballots. Capitals: $4,000 10000, 5000, 5000,
JOSS 25O0 100 prizes VI 1000 100 Of 500. Tickets
halves s. quarters So certificate of package Of 20
Whole Tickets 81 10. &c halves 65, &c qr. u So
Alexandra Lottery. Class 81 tor lsI5 to be drawn in
IL drawn ballots Prices S3).0O0 10000, 5000. 30o0
$780, 1917. 100 Of 1000, &c, &c, &c. Tickets $40
halves S. quarter So Certificates Of Packages of IS
Whole Tickets $3.50, halves 65. qrs. - SO.
Alexandra Lstery Class No %. for lsl5 TO be drawn
in Alexandria. ID. c., Saturday May 3ist lsI5. as
Nos, - drawn bsll.ts Prizes: $685. 10000 COCO,
5000 1000 25D0, 1900, l747, % of lO00 % JO0 %
Of 300, 900 Of 2OO g, &C. &C. Tickets So have. s.
$40 25 haves 90, % qrs ~. II you to get ca.
pital. send your orders J. r. WORDS.
pig Richmond, Va.
s sh.re. an ceieae. of package.
in The above Splendid ,romp, s.n
on and drawing amer
ap29 Rehaosd
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by Davenport a Allen.

by Davenport a Allen.
GROCERIES, &c
On TIT RSDAY May sh, 10 oSIOsk At our aoe.
ton Store.
IS hbds ~ o. Sugars
so bags Rio Coffee
SO ibis Gin wLisksy
pipes Holland Gin
100 t'ie- brown soap
10 hlf chests GGhppwteT Tess
10 half pres BsRty
10 ea.ks Winter Lamp Cd
10 uerees Rice
20 a. Pipes Port Vine
20 10 do Sicily N.do
eeroons Indigo
20 chests Black Tea.
HATS.
so eases Fur and siik Hats
TEKSs-Undsr 500 cash. over mos credit for
approved paper. DAVENPORT a ALLEN,
nyb Auetionesrs.
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VALUABLE CITY AND SUM- an PnorE.s1

VALUABLE CITY AND SUIT RB PnOPEaIY,
FOR
Wilt sell privately, that most valuable build
II tg Lot Main pait ote Old EssI. Prom.
The store Of Ne'ss Nazh Wooo0se feet front
tie fuI depth of the Eagle property.
Aso the tgby situated Lot Imp.ov srnen eoaspz Of
eomioiiahe Dwelling or moderate family satsd corner
and eth streets TITS Lot ns fua Quarter aer, f x-,
and nay be improved Ia ad .an,aye.
tean eight acre Lot OF Lan5 in the neghtouriood
MI Iunsahs, and immediately frbaiins Mr.. =. Crane.
For terms Of Of deserted properly apply To
DAVID ANDERSON Jr.
my -2av3w A,,,, n, an. o..
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By inioe- e. brother,
No. :, Main street
SEASONABLE DRY GOODS,

On FRIDAY MORNING, hsy room ed door com
nsBeins Al " oeek viii SAIL an ASSORTMENT
of r-ssonablc stapir and Fancy Dry Goods
gCt Particulars hereafter
my5 INLOrs * BROTHER a,e-
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sale OF BcautiSui building Lots,
ron Clay Leigh, Adams & Foushee Streets
WILL be Sold on FRIDAY afternoon. the
18th day II May upon premsos .undy lots sy
sS that handsome square ground street ne5ais
Adjoining Nj DIS Bakery will be budiaR lots
fronting Clay LII H. Adams streets and running
bach 10 iey Tbee for part among the mot
eligible for residences Terms very beraIsay one fourth
Of tn purchase cash days nsre SIDED
the remaining three urths and years with in
tere AIDED Negotiable dceds secure their
payment will Be required w. GoDDIN
aP JO-eotds Agent for the Proprietor.
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By Williams & HasaII.

By Williams & HaxsiI.
on WEDNESDAY nsSt. the s.h inst A. 10 oeoek will ~
sold in front Auction Store--
IS bhds prime NV Of.sans suEsis
100 bags slfong scented Rpo Cote
$50 do prime Lsg1ayn
~ DO Maneabo do
so DO Oh lava DO
100 pockets Manila DO
IS hbds Rye Whisksy
~ bbis oH Mononxahea DO
IS bb. Apple Brandy
10 Do superior Oddo
hahp fne Cognae Rraniy
DO DO superior iennessy do
d Do Common do
100 p1ekaEes fresh GunpoWdsr Iva
10 bali chests Twanksy Do
IS hbds prime dry Bacon Side.
50 bbs Labrador Ilsninrs
go baskets dne salad OIL
tietces Winter Pressed Lawn DO
10 Eoce Masos's Superior Bisesins
10 casks Sherry Wine
Tssss-Undsr siOo ash asi over month. for approved
rarer MUIJANs& NAVAL
ma ABcuonecrs
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Tuition 9ales.
RITsfRE PAVE.
FUTURE DAYS.
ny n. %. Hsif.
SALE OF LAND IN HEINRICH COUNTY


IL virtue OF Deed Of Trust executed by Sa
- mos w. Bs6'sy sns Henry L.
Ca'irr Zoe the pupo-e 10 Byrd
'.ox. te,nr date III, 1etb June. ri
N The cfs Oaes Of sreo Coaafy Court n the sur
Nvne trustee ~do .s b~foss he do,f %
en- IN the City az kehapsd public hrest bS
DR. fo cash WEDNESDAY thu Ella Of May al ~
oeek NJ the following conveyed
zee Il Ion: Tying aid eony e1tabay 20 m- &c
- eory-,.ito said Brsdy fI.ndy Gb.or ard or
piece Of lss an aid n s:eosg- others
,s"ar % tross s conveyed -ad Bsey by
present. sni ald Williamsburg Pi.
.ontanre ~ aes- AMI conveyed Bailey by sanlu.I
Pslias. p.see sid eou,
~ on the Wlshi>te, Road about mies from
tie Seven f,ne shon lands vf o. os,f. con
tanx 60 acres and conveyed aj Rra~y John
and"ns cts Of Lad -ad county b-
Sesen P'ns ADJOINING John Lord oher acres
and eonss1e IN aid Bradley May Kent IT.
the "nerned the dry cf saje above nentioa
10 nakr or
asd III he continued from day
A. act s- Trustee, sla only in me
BY the Deed Trust reason TO eoubt
IoFrfN n ELLET-r. Surviving Trustee.
31I acres Of ia, Land above
reyee h fiiuad immediately sosh Williams
burg stage Road AMI Constitute
'o-tsbb good dwelling house and improvements hty
efe- "f the isni immediately surrounding
toe re"zsr and
The acre and from which lani Per day rna
To ksehmoed te haanee
roads, raihsr nearer the city. AMI 10 also in wood
SAM W. BRADLEY.
sss conducted BY Mr. HiLt- Aoeir.
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sALE Of VALUABLE PnOPEUTY.
UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
Id u virtue Of n decd of f,,,at c-~... vly,i,:-

-
Dekin-on and wife. bearing lssh Of Apa lsIa
AMI admitted tn rreod Ia tn odee u 49,, a.
I've cry " kiehmond ta- 18Th of nosaA "a .
MONDAY the hfth day q May oeio<h = o. 49,
noon nj The premises '-ia public AxAes SA,r an
that piece parcel or Lot Of Land city Rsehs.d va -
e date Of the -s de.d Dieknsos being bss.SrI -
Tn. south by ih~ Int occupies by Sterling Cusp vheA
divided by fence running nom the bach seh,
oe ON iie said Int occupied Crup vhSsh -
fene. nj the drtanee Of . ,-
brick dwelling house Of the be-
street On ths north BY the o Of which T. ucCsv "a
po-s-s>sd and the by belonging 70 s III. ar
smrh The parties interested desiring that IL psu,s,sv
should be divided into three n exp>eted - so =
h1f way the zes OF the several sxv.inel -
NJ
IsHss-The deed suihorxrs uosry but N,
parties interested that paid IN eas a. -
ret n two equal inancnts nj month"; b>sru
te hcm Tie day of saee giving nseoiabs sssrs
and deed Of trust the properly psy>s
NO ohjeenons Known 10 the ti. but the Trs.e
vey To IRE purchaser such ue by re 40 q
usf Hat tie time o sale the
improper to SELL the alourned from d.y 70 a.y AZ
tn. s.ne hour until IL shall be
CONWAY RoBINeoN
The ale viii be conducted BY Ne~r. wuu.s. = H.r..r
hnee apas-ss
~ Tie above sale was adjourned by the Trus,ee until
tins day. May g. when win show s.
toned. nvs
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ALLENS OFFICE.
FOR RENT OR LEA

FOR RENT OR LEASE.
wv have Rent Lease Story Building BY
w 10 feet with a superior wheel gear
Possession be gyea about ia July nert-sppiy
ap 3O-2weod HAxALL. RROrHRRs co
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tn FOR RENT-A convenient tenement on
k1 Locust Alley possession given Immediately. Apply
Ap 9h-u J. a. EtrsrACE q SON
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ffN The fine schr LAGRANGE, Capt. Crow.
nSH ell having portion q her cargo engaged have i'm
mediate despaeh For balance OF freight pasg apply
FISHERS SONS
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SEVEN LOTS IN ADAMS VALLEY.
Ar AUCTION.

On Tuesday, the 18th inst, at 5 O'Clock, on
the pf,n-r> wa - soil ota ADAM Valley o,.
n"anr on strest I5,, street,
eseh y eei nelss and back 100 Also loss
'onne On iS'h ret each ~ feet inches a. The
hack inr Of Tie above I've os and extending ISL feet
inches. -
rsRss-One third cash. the bsanes 6 month. with
inierr frm day Of sa Tor negotiable notes. Te
Decd 10 be len with papassts d,
been
my5 DUNLOP MoNCtrRE A. IN A,.,.
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Anrtion 8aIes.
SUTURE DAYS.
EAGLE TAVERN lot

On FRIDAY thr dry OF May at o'elek on liz. prcr--
wH he -o that vacant lot u Ground b-spasng
". 'f"niirs q f-, 90 street. being Of ground
IN which FORMERLY s;-i m. cd
o l.s conner of h.afa Alexander Davai Cos A,o-eary
hhnS-on' ihfd cash; The haane. equal psyr-s-
ana " months loo negotiable, aud
aPS6 puNIyOP. NONCIIRE 4 Anct-
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Six Valuable Buiiaing Los nenr the CaonI
AT AcCTIoN-
On Thursday the S'h day or May, at O'Clock
on The prni-S, VIII he MD fAinr Lots b,,x
pats NJ No $50 seeoorr the plan city frnns s~t
inches eaeh 9th Street sud b-
property nov ceeurcd BY N.-rs Beaxsy o1are-
Yard ''iraied and "a sde of,h- Canal
JkRas-OBr ihri equal paytarrts st
ani " hi"nhA bsTEs 'nissst ffoa the Gay Vf
Negotiable and satisfactorily embossed
a N
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-08-09

strictly according to the directions accom-.
panying them. One box Of these Pills is
generally sufficient to cure two common
cases Of ChiIs and Fever. Judging from
these facts, the Proprietor has the most
satisfactory reasons for supposing tina
upwards oil one hundred thousand persons
have been restored from sickness 10 health
ny using this important medicine, aud
that, too, in the BRIEF space Of twelve
nonlhs Indeed, no language can de-
scribe, no tongue can express, and no
pen can portray the vast amount Of sick
ness and suffering which these Pills have
relieved, and the joy ADD gratitude OF
those who have been restored to health
by using them.
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TES TIM MAILS.

Livingston, Ala, July !, I843.
DR.. c, E. HULL: Dear Sir-The l44
boxes OF your Fever and Ague Pills lell
with us last July, were sold out in few
months, and frequent calls were made for
more which we could not supply, and we
would add as testimony in their favor,
that so far as our knowledge extends,
they invariably answered the purpose
FULLY for which they are designed. We
have also sold about two hundred and
fifty boxes OF your Cough and Worm Lo.
zenges, and they are highly approved.
Respectfully, yours,
r. F. HOUSTON g. co.
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NO CURE-NO PAY
II;ysEfSk'
5

OF all the remedies ever discovered
for the safe, certain, and effectnal cure
o. the Ague and Fever, or Chills and
Fever, none have more meri,ed and re-
eeived the appreciation of the public
than these Pills. Upwards Of Eighty
Thousand Boxes have been sold in on,
six States, within the last twelve month
and over twenty thousand Of these in tn.
S'a'e OF Alabama alone, The Proprieto'
.ea never known single instance wher,
.Ae.s pile have failed 10 cure the Chill.
ana VsSSr' whore they have been uUeC
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
South Western Farmer.--Vol. 4.
improved series.

South Western Farmer.--Vol. 4.
improved series.
NJ. w. PHILIPS Il N. G. NORTH, Editors.
Nor desparing of ultimate success in
my cherished obJect-the permanent es-
Enlistment Of an Agricultural Journal
Tor this section of the Unlon--l now pro-
pose TO this community, which is emphat-
ically an agricultural one, plan for ex
tending the circulation, improving the
style and increasing the efficiency, Of
&" The South Western Farmer"
This journal has now existed nearly
three years--merely existed; for it has
not hourIshed. Like some ill-tended bu,
hardy plant, which barely keeps alive du
ring long continued drought, it has nei-
thor delighted the multitude with its Wig
orous growth, nor cheered The owner with
its profitable fruits. A few indulgent
friends, scattered sparsely over this and
the adjoining states, have chafitably borne
with its many impe riectons. For the
first two years It was published in book
form, quarto size; but, on entering upon
the present volume, for many reasons
which seemed imperative to me at the
time, it assumed the common newspaper
or folio form.
II 10 the wish Of most Of its readers, (as
am now we'll satisfied, } and It is my own
desire and purpose, that it again revert to
the book form. Accordingly, | propose,
with tho co operation Of the public, to
place the "Farmer," at the beginning oil
tho forth volume, in such arm that the
body of the work will he Invested OF ad-
ertisemenls, and in pages of such con
venien, size as 10 DO easily handled, filed
and bound.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust mad
ID TO me by Minor M. Whitney on hi
"a day Of November, in the yoar 1870
and recorded in the office Of the Probate
Clerk of Amite county, Mississippi, IL
Book FIVE, Page five hundred and thirty
] will sell at public auction, at the door o
the Court House Of said county,
On the Fourth Monday Of July nest,
for cash, one muIalto woman slave
named America, and her child Hannah
Also,--one negro woman slave named
Betty.
Selling as Trus,ee shall convey such
title aa il vested in mo by said deed
which It'll is beloved 10 10 good.
L. ". DAVIS, Trustee.
January 4, I945, 44m6
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PROSPECTUS OF THE

q PROSPECTUS OF The
STAR OF TEMP nee.
A WEEKLY family newspaper, de-
"A voted to the promotion Of TEMPE
RANCE, EDUCATION, LITERATURE, AGRIcUL
ruRE, and institutions Of improvement
generally, in New Orleans, Louisiana
and the Southwest, is published in this
city, New Orleans,) at The low price oil
wo dollars and fifty &c nts per annum, in
variaby in advance; printed in quartz
form, on fine paper and clear type.
The time has arrived when such pa.
per is imperiously demanded by the pc.
culiar exigencies Of reform and improve
ment in the South West, and we are de.
termined to make bold and vigorous Of
fort TO meet the demand
The paper will advocate, with medera
lion and liberality, but with firmness and
decision, the pure and lofty principles OF
Total abstinence from all intoxicating
drinks, in health; a complete and
radical reform in our system Of Educa,
ton, or RATHER, it will urge the establish
ment Of thorough one in the Library
and Agriculture! Societies, and all enter-
prses, public or private, calculated TO ell
evate, enlighten and stimulate tho great
mass Of mind throughout our section Of
country--a section than which, there is
none richer or more advantageously and
salubriously situated for the develope-
ment Of its wealth, on tho face Of The
globe.
1t will labor to kindIe love for the re-
fined, the useful; and neither pains nor
expense will be spared to render it all
that the friends Of the cause, in which it
is embarked, could desire; alike the ad
vocate Of great and practical principle :
Of Temperance, Morals, and Improve
ment, and the social and attractive com.
panion Of the parlor and family circle
On the one hand it will avoid the destruc-
tive Charybdis Of being confined exclu-
sively to one subject, and the fatal Scylla
of attempting to grasp euery thing on the
other.
Whilst drawing, whenever il may
think proper, upon the exhaustless and
ennobling principles of Christianity-as
such, it will carefully shun sectarian re-
ligions, as well as party politics.
With this exposition Of the course we
intend to pursue, the appeal to the friends
of the cause is made.
STEVENS d. ARMS.
New Orleans, Feb, 1916,