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Valuable Prairie Plantation


On a Credit Of one, tro, three, and four Years.
TIME subscriber offers for sale his plantation,
i lying 7 miles Yves; of Columbus, Miss,
containing 100 acres-4l0 acres IN hign Stale
of cultivation, and 60 acres deadened, which can
be taken in during the next season. ms IS
nort;on If thai valuable estate lately owned by
Col. John D. Amis, late of North Carolina, and
;s considered one of The finest cotton plantations
in North Mississippi. This region OF country is
considered the hralthiest where cotton is grown
successfuIly-ievers being as rare as in any
nortion of the Southern States: Colonel Amis
and son. with slaves 10 The amount OF sou, having
never los, one by fever, during residence here
of FIVE years The Clubhouse, screw, horse-mill,
cabins Tor the accommodation OF 10 or SO ne.
groes, and other buildings necessary on farm,
are new and well-cons,ructcd. There is lake,
which always supplies wafer for stock; and a
bored we'll, supplying an abundance OF water
Eight and ten bales OF cotton 10 the hand have
been made on The place. Any person wishing TO
purchase fine cotton plantation can, al The pre-
sent prices Of cotton, pay the purchase money
in two years, from The proceeds of the plantation.
Corn, fodder farming utensils, and stock OF every
description, will be sold low to the purchaser.
During the past season, there have been sales
in rny neighboThood at sos cash. per acre. and on
short time. Possession given Isl January. Price
$40 per acre; and a small cash paymen,-say
one sixth. G. A. CHANDLER.
Columbus, Mississippi.
II Raleigh Register will repnblish until lst
December, and forward account 10 G. A. {.
May 30-c2amtlstDec.
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WorfI,anrl's Office.
MO-, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH.
lN MOND, Virginia.

MO-. 7, XCHANGE PLACE, RICH
lN MOND, Virginia.
FOR THIS MORNING.
1000 dollars Capital Virginia Monongala,
Extra, Class No. Ito be drawn in the Exchange
Hotel to-day at IL o'clock. Capitals 81 900,
1000, GAO, 459 Is, 9 of 300, 2 Of 200, 5 OF $50,
5 OF 1876, 10 Of 100, 20 Of 60, 30 OF so, &c, &c.
IS nos. and IL drawn. Tickets l-shares in pro-
portion
TWO LOTTERIES FOR TOMORROW.
FIRsT-For the Murnins:-Prizes OF Sc, 900,
1000, 500, l,042 SO, Of COG, &c. Tickets 49,
SEcoND-For The Afternoon; 900, 10000,
5000, $780, 1927 50, 1900, $500, II 40 Prizes
OF 900, SO Of 500, 10 OF 400, 63 OF 800, &c.
Tickets So
II Prizes in The above Of some magnitude
must certainly go off at this Office. Nos. 81
As 4G-a Prize OF 800 dollars sold and paid at
this Office, few days past. Also, yesterday,
Nos. 81 As Ga Prize OF 100 dollars.
Lotteries TO be Drawn at Alexandria Soon
Oct. llth-50,OOO, $4,000 10000, 5000, SO Of
1000, &c. Tickets Is.
Oct lslh-S30,00O, 10000, 1917, prizes OF
$500, OF 1000, 10 of 1900, &c-Tickets 10.
Oct. 25lh-S25, 000 10000, 1000, 5000, 10
prizes OF 1000, &c.-Tickels 10.
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries ad-
verised by ]. G. Gregory & Co., for sale on the
same terms al this office.
N. B. All orders confidential, and postage paid
al this Office without charge.
Oct. 3 CHAS. WORKMAN.
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CONSERVATIVES,

Be on your guard, If you ,conld aroid imposition
vpHoMPsoN'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
i WOOD NAPHTHA.-This unrivalled remedy for
Pulmonary Consumption, first introduced to public
notice in The Fall Of 1913, and since that time It's gsa
tic strides popular favor altogether unprecedented
in the annals OF medicine and thousands on thousands
throughout the land living witnesses that no ined-
cine everdcovered has effected such astounding cures
Of Consumption.
The wonderful popularity of this medicine has in
duced sundry persons Initiate IL, and offer for sale ar
tcles with nearly similar nanes thus deceving the I'M
suspecng, and practising gross imposition on the in
valid. The proprietor, therefore, feels called upon
solemniy to warn the consumptive patient against all
preparations purpoung TO be Syrup Of Tar and Wood
Noptha except the original preparation, Thompson $
Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naptha the only
NEEDY be relied for the radical of Pal"
monary Diseases Delay or tamperng with Pulmonary
Consumption leads certainly TO fatal result therefore
be not deceived, but ask for Thnmpson's Compound
Syrup of Tar and Wood Naptha, and take no other.
Price, 50 cents per bottle six hotties for 81 ~
For sale In Richmond by ALEXANDER DUVAL &
CO., General Agents; in Petersburg by Charles Cor
ling; in Norfolk by NJ. A. Santos In Lynchburg by John
H. seay; in Fredericksburg by Or. James Cooke and C..
a. Hunt sept
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RE OV Al

JOSEPH BONAVITA respectfully informs
J his friends ard The public generally, that he
., rsmoyed his CONFECTIONERY AND
'ANcY STORE from No 13l TO No. IS West
iaia S., (neSt door 10 Messrs. Van Lew, Smith
o., and opposite TO Messrs. Thomas R. Price
! co.,l where he hopes, by strict attention TO bu-
ass, 10 merit a continuance of their favors.
he will keep constantly on hand large and
l'ice assortment of French Candies, and all
7er kinds Of his own manufacture, together
~ general assortment OF every thing else in
: lile-such as fresh and dried Fruits, Pre-
e':es Of all kinds, French Fancy Goods, Toys,
daging lately returned from the North with a
ais- and fresh stock of Goods, he assures those
~ NAV favor him with call, that the quality
ial price cannot fail 10 please.
me subscriber returns his thanks 10 the pub
Y ;o' The very liberal patronage bestowed on
''o Tor the last four years, and will be happy 10
=. hem al his New Store, where he is better
.'pated TO serve them. Country Merchants will
/. well 10 call on him.
JOSEPH BONANITA,
No. 76, West Main ST., Richmond, Va.
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Lands Of john KaMdcIpfa

OF ROANOKE, FOR SALE
Cl Write OF a decree pronounced on lie 4ih
h day ofJune, 1915, by The Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chanccry, for Inc town OF Pc
ersbuTg, in The suit of Braxton's executor Of
Coalter and others vs.. Randulphs executor and
others, The undersigned Commissioners appointed
10 execute said decree, will on the 9Th day OF
October next that being The court day OF Charlotte
county, al the Court House OF said county, sell 4,
auction, 10 The highest bidder The Lands herein
alter described, and lying in said county, belong
ing 10 tho estate of The late John Randolph, decd
THE MIDDLE QUARTER.
This splendid Estate, on which is the Mansion
House otIhe late proprietor, contains, by a recent
survey l7l9 acres, of which 1873 are Stanton
River Low Grounds, admirably adapted 10 tobac-
CO. and so well known as scarcely TO require de-
scriplon; 400 acres OF The tract are second Low
Grounds, 200 acres OF Middle, and G26 acres OF
Highlands. Middle Quarter is within some 10 or
~ miles of Charlotte c. H., from which the access
10 the city Of Richmond via Charlottesville and
the James River Canal is easy and convenient.
and is in Leighborhood OF great shlubTily, and
alording fine society. |, is bounded ON The w 81,
by The S,aunton River, on the North by the Cark's
Ferry Road, on the East by Lipscomb's nd
Scouts Lands, and on the South by Col. Caring
tons. As it is presumed lha, purchasers unac-
quainled with the estate will visit il before the
sale, further description is deemed supereuous;
suffice it 10 say, there rarely happens SO fine an
opportunity for investments in Land.
uUNDLEY'S AND BOULDIN'S.
These Two valuable contiguous Tracts will be
sold at the same time and place, by me same au-
hority. They contain, together, ISL acres OF
Land, Of excellent quality. Also,
GILLIAM'S,
another estate Of Mr.. Rardolph's, containing 39l
acres.
These lands have been laid of, SO as to admit
OF being sold in whole tracts, or parcels 10 suit
purchasers.
On the day following the above sales,
(and on several succeeding days, if necessary
will be sold on The premises. all the stock, inclu-
ding number OF the finest blooded horses, farm
description, on Middle Quarter Estate, on Humid
ley's and Bouliin's, and Glliam's, and also Low
er Quarter and Ferry Quarter Estates, in The
same neishborhnod.
TERMs-For The Real Estate one.thiri in cash;
the balance Of The purchase money in two equal
instalmens of one and Two years, with interest
from The day Of sale. Possession given on the lst
of next January, with The privilege Of entering
and seeding grain, &c, this fall. The title 10 be
retained until payment Of the purchase money, or
the title 10 be conveyed on the cash payments be-
ing made, and the instalmenls secured by a trust
deed on the property For The personal properly,
cash for all sums of 30 dollars and under, and
bond and security on credit OF six months, Tor
all amounts over that sum.
MIR. WYATT Cariwell, al Charlotte CT House,
will show The property 10 persons dcsirons 10 ex-
anime il before the sale. Ia. L. BROOKE,
II. T. DANIEL,
July o2-cids Commissioners.
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MERCHANDISE.
Gordon & Skinker.

No. "a, Main Street, Ricdmond, Virginia,
OFFER for sale-30 hhds. 81. Croix, Orean.
" and p. Rico Sugar
IA boxes loaf, and % bbls. clarified Sugar
300 bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee
TEA-l3 halt chests GunpowdeT, part prime
do. Black, do.
Tea in Is and ID. boxes
900 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
100 do. Russell Leather
GOO lbs. Shoe Thread
200 kegs Nails
100 sacks Salt, part Ashton's brand
200 bags Shot
so kegs Powder Dupont's
Cheese, in casks and boxes
ITO reams cap and letter Paper
225 do. wrapping Paper
80 bags live geese Feathers
Hul's Candies and Soap
so doZ. Bed Cords and Lines
$50 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
Glass-Sxl0 and l0xl2
Cotton Yarn, Lamp Wick and Cotton Irvine
10 bags Pepper
Is do. Ginger
lierces and bbls. Vinegar
Pimento Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves
Indigo, Nader, Alum, Copperas
ID boxes Tin Plate
ID kegs Horse Shoes
laoS-75 tons swedes, English, Tredegar and
Country, of all sizes
American and Russia Sheet Iron
Mould Boards and Hollow Ware
AxEs-Peni,cnliary and Barns
CoPPER-2,5OO lbs. Braziers', Sheathing anc
Bolt
STEEL-Amcrican ami English Blislered
Spring Steel
Wire, .Spelter, Block Tin, Zinc.
Sept. 80
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npoE ne RONNEyTJT.E

t.re,ig from Harvard University, Cambridge,
, ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies and
il senilemsn OF Richmond that he will deli
:. Course Of Lectures on MAGNETISM,
ina: he will strip this subject OF all the ter
I, ana absumilies thrown around il BY The pre-
ices 81 those who judge without investigation.
b.sin on MONDAY, Sept. 29th., l945, al The
Fellows Hall.
EXPERIMENTS ofthe most surprising and fasci-
ny character will be made every evening on
,-ns well known here. Tickets 25 cts.-to be
!. a, The door.
FREE TREATMENT.
Pot. De Bonneville having successfully treat
i Magnetism several thousand persons for
.rvons or Neuralgia diseases, and wishing 10
sni 10 every one the beni6cent effects OF his
..ncv, will attend on FREE TREATMENT by
, a:w method every day, Except Sundays al
, ODD Fellows Rooms, from 10 10 - o'clock
"
ladies' will only be received on Monday, We'd
.,iay and Friday. Gentlemen will only be re-
ssei on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
So, Je-tf
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NEW AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT

NEW AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
MANUFACTORY.
THE Subscribers, under the Firm Of Cardwell
i & Wilson, have opened Shop on 10Th, be-
tween Main and Cary streets, for the manuiac-
tnre and sale of Agricultural implements, such
as Pouehs, horse power and ThIeshing Ma
chimes, Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, &C., &C.; to-
geiher with Flatlening Presses and Tobacco
work OF all kinds-and they hope, by strict at
lenion TO business and to the character of their
work, 10 merit and receive share OF public pa
tronage.
All orders executed with despatch, and on ac-
commodating terms.
Those in want of work OF the above descrip-
tions, are respectfully invited TO favor US with a
call. JOHN w. CARDWELL,
EDWIN WILSON.
Oet I-d0fScDf
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LOTTERIES.
STATIONS Office.

MO. s, SOUTH FOUR TEEN tn
In STREET.
Schemes for the Week.
DrGtc'~g rcocived ercry day at o'clock, u. NJ
1000 Dollars! 1000 Dollars
Friday-Monongalia No. /. Capitals: 1000
dollars, 1000, 3 OF 800, &c.-75 Nos, ~ drawn.
Wholcs $I-Halvcs 80 cents-Quarters IS cls.
1000 Dollars 1000 Dollars!
Saturday-Aexandria Extra, 23G. Capitals:
5000 dollars, 1000, S OF 600, &c.-75 Nos, ID
drawn. Wholes $3-Halves ! 50-QuaItcrs
rs cents.
10000 Dollars! $4,000 Dollars!
For Monday Morning-Alexandria, No. 80
Capitals: 10000 dollars, 10000, 5000, $500
5000, $500, 40 OF ,0O0 &c. Nos, IL drawn
Wholes $l0-Halves 5-Quarlers so.
Orders for Packages, Certificates OF Packages
and single Tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended 10, and drawings sent when re-
quested Please address orders 10
N. STRATTON,
Sept % Richmond. Va.
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New Fall Drv Goods.

HENRY JAMES, No. l67 Main Street, j.
Il now in receipt Of full assortment Of FaL
pecifully invites the attention Of Country Mer
chants 1t consists, in part, of Ladies rich
dress Goods, Of The newest styles ont; Alpaccas
Orleans Cloths Prints, Ginghams Shawls, Sill
and Cotton Hikls., Cloths and Cassineres, Sa.
tincis, Kentucky Jeans, Linseys, krrseys, Elan
nels, Flushinss Pilot and Beaver Cloths, Dufhl
Mackinaw, Point and Whitney Blankets; brown
and bleached domestic Coltons, &c.
Likewise, a large assortment Of Brussels
Three-ply, Ingram and Venilian Carpelinse
Rugs, Printed Baizes, Door Mats, &c. All o
which will be sold upon the most favorable terms
HENRY JAMES,
Richmond Sent M-clm Globe Square
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Now Firm.

ELISdA E. HUNDLEY, OF Charlotte, and
L. HILLARY G. RICHARDSON, of the
late firm Of Richardson & McDearmon, having
formed o-parlnership in The name ard style Of
IIundlcy & Richardson, will continue business
at The old stand OF Richardson & McDearmon,
where will lie found at all times choice and
well-seecled stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, China, Glass and
Queensware, best Family Groceries, &c, &c, all
OF which will be sold unusually low Tor cash, or
to punc,ual customers.
RI. G. Richardson returns his thanks TO his
friends for the liberal support received at their
hands; assuring them, that no pains will be spared
10 promote their best interests A call request
cd. HUNDLEY & RICHARDSON.
EarnvIle Scni oli-c0W&
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LOTTERIES.
W.P. Turpin'sLossery O0ic,

MO. l0i Main Strsa Richmond, Virginia.
IN Drawn Nos. of Alexandra Lottery, Glass
A, September y:
81 3 80 % &c 81 Sd 80 ~ 10 63 l3.
Whole Ticket Nos g IS 16, Prize of 600
dollars in The above, sold and cashed at
TURPIN'S OFFICE.
Lcading Schemes 6or O:tbe,, 1915.
Capitals :-Uctober ilh, 80 600 dollars; Ocio-
Der ll,h, $4,000 dollars October 18th, $4,000 dol
lars; October 25ih, %, 900 dollars.
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery Glass 80, for 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandria, d. c., on Saturday, Octo.
Der 4lh, 1915 Splendid Scheme 10000 dol
lars. $4,000, 5000, $500, 40 prizes Of 1000, SO
of 500, 80 Of 400, &c.-75 Nos, IL drawn bal
lots. Tickets only 10 dollars; halves 5; quarters
2 so. Certificates OF Packages Of % Whole
Tickets 100 dollars; 25 halves G3; 25 quarters 81
so.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000 !! l0,00O!!!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass b, for 1915, 10 be
drawn in Alexandra, d. c., on Saturday, Oco-
Der lllh. ISi5.-7S No Lottery, Is drawn bal
lots. Brilliant Scheme Il Grand Capital Of
$4,000, Splendid Prize of %, 600, Prize cfl0,-
600, Of GOOO, Of 3,S77, 80 prizes OF 1000, 50
Of 500, SO of 400 100 OF go, 200 OF 300, &c.
Tickets Is dollars halves I 80; quarters ~;
eishlhs | S1t. Certificates oil Packages Of %
Whole Tickets $50 dollars; % halves 80; 2Gquar-
iers d. 20 eishlhs % So
10000 DOLLARS!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 4O, Tor 1915, 10 be
dra wn in Alexandria, D. G., on Saturday, Oclo-
Der 18th, 1915 Capitals 30, Gao dollars, TO-
OOO 5000, 2prizes of $500, off, 900, 10 OIL, 500,
200 of 500, &c.-75 No Lottery, IL drawn bal
lots. Tickets 10 dollars; halves 5; quarters . 30
Certificates OF Packages OF IS Whole Tickets
1870 dollars; 25 halves G5; 25 quarlers32 So
$4,000 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. Al, for 1915 TO
be drawn in Alexandria, d. C., on Saturday. De-
lober 18th, lS45. Prizes :-25 COO dollars, 10000
1000 5000, 10 prizes Of 2.000 10 Of 500, &c &c
Nos, - ballots. Tickets 10 dollars; halves s;
quarters 3 So Certificates Of Packages Of D
Whole Tickets ITO dollars; % halves SIS %
quarters 81 so.
gT Orders for Tickets, and Shares and Cerli.
fcales, will receive the most prompt attention,
! and an account sen over 10 all who order Tom
me. Address, w. p TURPlN,
| Sept. 30 Richmond Va.
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Sept. |,
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

J. a. CLNRkSUN & CO,
Importers AMI Dealers in F'rngn ami Domcsti
HlRDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS
No. II, BROAD STREET,
Between 9Th and oh, Shockoe Hill, Richmond
A RE now receiving their Fall supply o
II HARDWARE CUTLERY anl GUNS
which they offer for sale al very reduced prices
Merchants visiting the city will lind ii greatly I,
their advantage 10 give us a call before purchas
ing elsewhere, as we possess advantages possibly
over any other house in this city, and are defer
mined 10 give entire satisfaction.
Sept, 5 j. A. GARRISON & &C.
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Oel. dps
LAW SCHOOL.

ITAVING derived great advantage TO my
II health from travelling this Summer, pro-
pose to open Law School in The city OF Rich
moud, TO be conducted on the plan pursued by
me at the University Of Virginia. My prnc-
pal Text book will be my own Commentaries,
which may be procured by The Student from my
self; other books necessary 10 the course may be
readily procured as they are wanted, in Rich
mond. The School 10 be opened on The 18th OF
November, and 10 close on the 18th OF May
The course will embrace Lectures on National,
Constitutional and Municipal Law. The Fee
for admission into the School will be $50, paya-
bic on entrance.
= " HENRY ST. GEORGE TUCKER.
Cant d-tt
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

WE respectfully solicit your early attention
w 10 our wholesale department. being now in
receipt of large and splendid stock, comprising
The handsomes, assortment in the city, OF Foreign
Dry Goods and Fancy Articles, all OF which are
well adapted 10 the Trade, and worthy your notice,
before purchasing elsewhere, having been pur-
chased al the lowest prices. We assure you we
will offer greater bargains than any house in The
city. JACOB & BROTHER,
No l49 West Main Street, Eagle Square, Sign
OF the Golden Bee Hive Sept. lin
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BY Alexander Mott, Auct'r.
LAND AT AUCTION.

LAND AT AUCTION.
by VIRTUE of Decd Of Trust, executed
- 70 me, the Subscriber, by John Grace, bear
ing date in lo4l, and OF record in the County
Court OF Henrico, Tor certain purposes therein
mentioned, shall proceed, on Thursday. the lst
day OF January next, 1916, al - o'clock, in front
Of lienrico County Court House, 10 sell one
Tract or parcel Of LAND, containing, or sup
posed 10 Contain, 50 acres, lying in the county Of
Henrico, and adjoining the land 0! Charles Chill
drey, about miles from Richmond, and mile
South OF the Main road from Richmond 10
Charles City. Terms, a, sale
JOHN WYSE Trustee.
s'j' The above sale will be without reserve, and
takes place on accoun, OF the ioIner purchaser
not complying with The ,erms q. sale.
II Sale conducted By Alex. Mott, Auclionecr
Oct 2-Wtds
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RUNAWAY IN JAIL.

N0rT0wAY Court House, April 3, 1915.
TWAS committed TO the jail of this county on
w the 18th day OF March, 1915, Negro Man,
lis calls himself ALECK. He is bright mu-
.ao. about five feet nine or ten inches high, and
,0l lwen,y-eight or nine years old. He says
la.ae was sold as the property Of Francis EpeS,
!; lie Sheriff OF Nottoway, about the year 1929,
4 Mr Rogers, who carried him to the South,
;.ere he escaped, and has since lived with tribe
Indians in Texas. He had on when commit
! cows hair hunting shirt, kersey pantaloons,
'ih blctskin leegings, a black satin vest, a
acs lnr hat, and black silk cap, fringed with
IN, hair, SO as TO cover the forehead and
Il. The owner is requested TO come for
'o,.. prove property, and pay charges, or he
u. Ue dealt with according to law.
Mr. 2-clafIy THOS. w EPES. Tailor
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

4 MAN who said his name was Coleman
4 iode of from my stable, on Monday The 22d
.o.enber bay horse about years old, with
me hind feet an enlargement Of the jaw-bone
) under the chin, and scars on his hind legs as
.5lsa he had kicked while in harness. There
q N Inc horse a double-slitched saddle, with
st,ed skirts and stitched seat also, black
il Il bi, birdie and martingale.
Coleman is small man, abont 81 years old
1; had on coat and pantaloons Of black-dyed
'rsinia cloth. am told, that on Tuesday the
!. he vas on the Lynchburs road, inquiring the
az 10 Bedford county.
Twill give The above reward for the delivery or
.-ca!ion Of the thief and property.
sep;. 29-d2,&c2t THOS. DAVIS.
n The Luxembourg Virginian will please copy
gc.. and send bill to this office for payment.
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FALL SUPPLY.

D JOHNSTON, Druggist, is now in r,ce ipl
i of very extensive assortment OF Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuas rich fancy
articles, Window Glass, Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, &c, &c, purchased on the most
advantageous terms; 10 which he would invite the
attention OF 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.
2. JOHNSTON,
Sept. 70 No. lis, Main Street.
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MERCHANDISE.
Fresh Fall Dry Goods.

TIL MAS 6, CHARLES ELLIS
HAVE received, per ships Virginia" and
Ii "Harkaway," from Liverpool, and by re.
cent arrivals from the North, full and varied
assortment 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. l06 Main Street.
Sept lift Double Granite Front
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NOW COMPLETE

NVF OOIF1I LIZ To-
TIME WANDERING JEW-Price so cents
/ Elizabeth Bennet, or Pride and Prejudice, by
Jane Austin, author of Emma, Persuasion, &c
The Fright, by Miss Ellen Pickering, author OF
Nan Darrell.
The Young Mans Mentor, on his entrance
into life.
A Complete and Accurate Account OF The
Debate in the House of Commons, July 9Th, lIs2
in which The great question OF American lndc-
nendence came under consideration
For sale by A. G. PENDLETON,
Sept. 80 10 Main Street.
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Dissolution.

TIME business Of Richardson & McDearmon,
4 heretofore conducted in the town Of Farm
vile, expired by Limitation on The Isl September.
II. G. Richardson alone is authorised 10 use the
name OF The concern in settlement OF the affairs
thereof, and for no other purpose.
II. G.. RICHARDSON,
SAMUEL d. McDEARMON.
Farlnville, Sept. 2G-c2w'
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HARDWARE AND SADDLERY.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS have re-.
i ceived per ships Virginia and Harkaway,
direct from England, and By various arrivals
lromlh North, very large assortment of foreign
and domestic Hardware and Saddlery. They
solicit The attention OF Country Merchants and
others, who are DESTROYS ofpurchasins al reason.
able prices. They pledge themselves 10 sell as
low as any Of The importing houses OF repeclabi-
lily at the North No l0G Main Street, double
granite front. Sept. lit