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Natural Bridge,
IN VIRGINIA., FUK SAl


THIS great Natural Curinsity, with thr Land and
i Buildings The reon il Offered Tor sie.
The Natural Bridge trgct OF land contains about ito
acres and has on il Hotel, Mercantile store House.
Blacksmith shop. and other buildings
The Hotel IL 70 feet IN length. t"o and threr stories
hi.h contains Is rooms. together with coinuahlr ca
bn room, adjacent The mercantile house u surcient
/; large and convenient and j. most desirable stand
for mercantile operations The whole property u rent
ns for about 500 per year, and car he gwen
immediately ar the present tenant 81 The hoir VIII con-
tine his |, ae for one years :t the option oil The
purchaser. -, =;
The undersigned is constructing, ana VIII IN
few DAYS have in operation descending ami ascend
ing car with such machinery ana hStures tnat
yisjlrrs will be enabled 10 the bridge withont the
labor Of ascending and descending the old rugged path
way; ard light tax Of twenty-five cents upon the zen
thnssnd rsiiers who no" annually stopping ny me
hotel together wiki the permanent ana uhIVaieu 40
yanases III it, location, makes II probably N. mosi Va
Iablr property in the country. Two Of the greatest
t,,rouphiares IN Virginia pass OYER H. aud az there -
bot one Natural i:iGre in me world no future sale o.
circumstances can raise ~ = rival.
r.r-on- desin. IL purchase viii address themselves
IN Gen. T. r. D0RNAS, Lexington, Va, Who - FUZZY
authorized 10 make sale al The same.
The title to the above property y unquestienahir,
having been patented 10 Ieiiefson ahd bought
by the undersigned from his Executor.
June 9-dSc2awGw JoEi. La MANU-.
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Letters from several gentlemen, in King George
County, Virginia, have been received BY mer-
chant in Alexandra, who has politely furnished
rain on Friday nigh, last, slcept array erery mill
dam in The county. The same disaster happened
TO the mills in Caroline County. In Wes;more-
land. though the rain was heavy, they were more
fortunate. A great deal Of corn and wheat ON
The low grounds has been swept away. Many
persons in The Northern Neck will suffer for The
want Of Corn Meal, and have 10 send 10 this place
for meal, tor their use. We are sorry, indeed, 10
record these disasters.
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CLOSE OF THE SESSION.-The Wash.
;,s,on Union, alludins to the vote in the House
.. Representatives poslponing all action for two
49, ON The resolution for final close of the
s.,sion, says The prediction of the National
in,s,l,gencer is probably coming 10 pass-that
Congress may see the dog-days out (viz the 24lh
n aucust) Were we 10 venture prediction Of
onr own. We should say the end Of the session will
- within week of their expiration. And who
ri ,his great people will objectto few days more
=. ,sss or a few thousand dollars more or less
winch shall accomplish the great object for which
.f.y have come tose,herr'
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nrS1pApIE EsTATE For SALE.

A DESIRABLE ESIA IL FOh SALE.
TINE subscriber offers for sale the Estate yins near
/ p,ince Edward Court House, know as Springfield.
The Tract Of Land contains 500 acres, very TAR pro,
norton Of which consists Of excellent wood ana ana
low grounds large quantity Of improved hgh lana,
with good buildings, and all necessary improvements
for comfortable residence. IL IL situated wi,nln one
mile OF Prince Edward Court House, Two niies from
Haupden Sidney College, and seven miles from arm.
Vile These places furnish constant ana e1eeHen'
market for all Of It's productions There i 70 pace 10
Virginia more entirely healthy, and no society superior
in aad morality 10 thai IN iis imDs n:he VI
cini,y It's nearnsss 10 The Cont li"H.- ana .oheer,
ana snoerior fac,e. for education. There are TWO
iourlshDg female schools and one male sooo' - 'e
Court House. ,a,,,,
The Oversee, will show the premises TO any person
wishing 10 them. Persons ishing 10 Fnrehas WIZ
address the subscriber Farmvil.e, Prince Eawafd
county, Virginia. .. :. -. a..a
and the residue in one aud two years. fot ne
Pa''."' eHAS s. CARRlNCTON,
Fsrmville, Prince Edward, July s-eio'
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Ii Lottery, Class 81
81 50 20 SIS &C AZ II 4, 90 l6.
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery, Glass No. So:
IS Sc - 63 ii 81 2S Z is So ~ &C.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery, Class 50:
10 As 43 CO ~ IS IL IS 81 30 So 81 70 II 81.
Lottery draws in town To-Day. Si,000 Capital
Tickets only Sl-shares in proportion. Packages for
sale for almost nothing until O'Clock, at
HoYT'S OFFICE, No. 3, Exchange.
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I,nR SALE

OTl
A VALUABLE Estate, calieu HESSE, in the county
n oil Mathews, On the Piankatank river, and within
few miles Of the bay IL contains 500 acres and lies
well for easy cultivation and improvement and IL
Of The most desirable Farms III the county. On II is
good two story brick dwelling house. The steamer
which runs between Baltimore and Fede cksburg stops
At il twice week. long credit viii he given
part Of thr money II being well secured u not sold by
the first Of October, II VIII h- for rent. Applyio
July 3-cmiw X. WALLACE, King George.
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DACoN.-lOOo 600 lbs. Todd's superior Family
Is Bacon receiving and for sale in lots 10 suit
purchasers by ,c.en,D g. ~
June l5-wew
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WE take this method al Informing Sir. John Roller,
w thar we deny the truth Of his statement III the
above notice; The debt for winch he placed III. above
mentioned bond ~ hands collateral security. ha-
not been paid ol We held another bond Of his oi smi
lar nature, for Thousand dollars, for the object,
which was some time since returned. and We hereby
him, that until lie forward and pays the
Of hundred and ffiy-two dollars, balance due
per npto lt July tor cash and accrptancrs
advanced him III The years Of si4I3 10 the amount If
twenty hundred dollars his urgent APP rals
the return Of The bond named in his notice viii
time To be in vain. J. J. FARIS 4 co.
Richmond July T-r1t
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III JOHN N. vAN-LEW will continue The he
Hardware Business at The old stand, NO. ~,
West Main street, and Will al all ',ines oe happy
70 wait upou The patrons Of the old concern, and
the public. July Luz"
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wy Last Evenings Mail.

Cen Paterson was on Tuesday confirmed by
u, Senate as Major General OF the Volunteer
.,.,es now mustered in the service OF the United
c,-eS
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Thomas Webster, Jr.
George e. :siciaarG,sc. 81 Go.
SUCCESSORS
TO WIN. MCDONALD & co

GROCERS and COIl3iISSlON !NER-
CHANTS
Number 81 & So Bowly', Wharf, Baltimore, Maryland
GEORGE w. RIcHlRpsoS
JAMES M'CoSKY.
T'ESDER their services 10 the Farmers and M-r-
chants generally for the sale Gf all kinds OF Gram
and other Produce.
Upwards oftwenly years experience clerk, and CO.
partner Of the late firm Of WIN. MCDONALD & co,
justify them in assuring those who may favor them
WIN thrif consgnmenis, the highest going rates. and
prompt remttaDces.
Their commissions on NIL kinds Of Grain Is
per bush-
Ri. hmm Al. LII
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Tickets Sla; halves 6; quarters 3. package OF Is
Nholes costs S276; warranted TO draw I'D 10; risk
I53 60-shares in proportion
Persons from country visiting the city should bear
in mind that all prizes are in the hands of LUCK.
Inn. 81 G.. B. LUCK, Richmond, Va.
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A COMPLETE assortment oil all kinds OF
"A Summer Hats to be found al all times, al
J. ID. HOOVER'S,
Iulv O M II Main ST
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$4,000 DOLLARS!
Divided into three prizes Of SIS 900 each.
Lowest No. Prize S5OO.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No 30, to be drawn
on Saturday, July IS 1876, At Wilmington, Delaware
20 Nos. ID drawn
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Dissolution.

TIME Co-par,nership Of yAN-LEW Il HAIR
RIS is this day dissolved, by mutual con-
sent. All persons indebted 10 the concern are
respectfully solicited to make immediate sel'ie'
ment with either Of the undersigned.
A'S"' JOHN NJ VAN.LEW,
GEORGE w. HARRIS.
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L. :. MOUNTED RIFLEMEN.--A delach-
men. OF fine locking men, belonging TO Company
Of the above corps, passed through our Town
on Tuesday, en- route from Warren,on 10 Fort
McHenry Capt. Mason has been remarkably
successful not only in the number OF enlistmen!s
made bu, in The highly respectable character Of
those enlisted. Capt. Mason has removed his
headquarters from Warrenlon 10 Washington
Cny.-[ Alexandria Gazette.
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NOTICE.
TINE subscribers having dissolved their con-
i nection with Mr. THOMAS II. ITALIA
FERRO, will carry On The Auction ASD Con-
MISSION BUSINESS under The style Of N. d. & G..
B. HILL. They will attend 10 The SELLING AND
HIRING or NEGROES PUBLICLY AND PRIVATELY,
and TO The selling OF all kinds Of produce entrus-
ed TO their care.
II Their Office for The present is on the Bell
Tavern Alley. n. B. HILL,
July ely c. B. HILL.
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TRAVELLING FURNISHES subscriber
i has jus, received fine assortment OF Travel
ing Trunks which he will sell very low; ALSO
a fine assortment OF Brussels Carpet and School
Bags. Call al J. D. HOOVERS,
July9 No. II Main ST.
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TO THE FARMERS or LOWER VIRGINIA AND
NORTH CAROLINA.
FNHE undersigned being conveniently located
i in the brick Warehouse recently erected on
the margin OF the Richmond Dock, offer their
services to The Farmers oil Lower Virginia and
North Carolina for the sale Of their crops Of
Wheat and Corn. They will give particular al
lenlion 10 This business in future, and their
charge OF Commission, on all sales OF Grain,
will be the same as made in the Baltimore mark
Ell, viz-one cent per bushel. We have alum
dance of room, and will store Grain. when desi-
rable, on very moderate terms.
JNO. A. LANCASTER & co.
June l5-3iaMSW
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N 4 nal Hotel,
nATE FRENCH'S,l
NORFOLK, VIRGINIA,
July ely BYF. BLACK.
NOTICE

NOTlCE.
w ILL De sold al auction, al the State Armo-
w ~, Richmond, on MONDAY, The Sd of
August, commencing at II o'clock, A. M, a
large quantity of condemned and unserviceable
Arms and Announcements
Although these Arms are unfit for repair, there
after to be issued as serviceable, yet there arc
many Of them suitable Ter lish, purposes, and
especially for drill To Volunteer Companies
DESTROYS of preserving their servceabIc arms
from the injury iaseparable from drills, this offers
rare chance, as sci can be had for bur mere
tribe. C. DIMMOCK
Capt. Sup. Armory.
II Wing requesled'o copy. July S-lds
BANK OF VIRGINIA, July 7,h, 1886.
THE President and Directors of the Bank of
i Virginia have this day declared dividend
out of the profits for the last six months BY which
three per cent, being 50 10 per share, will be
paid TO the stockholders on and after The 18th
inst SAM'L MARX. Cashier.
June S-d3t
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TERMS.

An, ruIo.y II Miss McFec's approved abiliiyis deem
Ell unnecessary.
Reference il mad. Ia those paronsi1g the School, IN
the fun assurance tina. Mi-s McF has received the hsi-
,s Communications Of all who have children under her
Instruction:
nj Tapnahanncck James r. Micou X. l.. Pets. and b.
r ZONES Esos OF ESSEX; John Brockenbrough, ESQ,
OF Wrstmorrlant; Capt. Hull and Col Garland, Of
Rirb,oond eounrs June l2-c2m
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POM " urGugs. Ed c. cARaiHGroN, Ja
HUGHES s. DARLINGTON,
Attorneys at Law,


oFrIcE-cotner OF llth and Bank Streets, entrance
" nearly opposite West gate Of Capitol Square.
June 23--c2aw3w
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WANTED.

i r
A SITUATION (for young iady) as teacher In .
n private family. She Is competent 10 teach Music,
French and all The branches o English Education
The Inost satisfactory references given. Terms vriy
moderate. Address Miss NJ. .. T., Warr@nton, vn
.ln,,. NAV l-ru
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
u J. w. Randolph & Co.'S Bookstore, 12l Main S
Movements of the steamships
pnWTEy SPRINGS

hA WLE1 0fhl1NG0.
THIS watering place, situated twelve miles West OF
Harrisonburg, in the county Of Rockingham, is now
open for the reception of company Being the strongest
and pures chaybeate in this country il is famous for
Dyspepsia, Liver and Dopsical complaints, Scrolula,
ettrr Scadhead and all eruptcns Of the skin, and Ill
Of long slandug and for female diseases II IS in
faibls.
lo- For further particulars, handbns.
July lu-ctlstAus. SITES, MILLER & FRYE.
CuRPlN'S oFFicE-s4oOo To-day draws al the
Exchange al 5 O'Clock this afternoon. IS Nos, Is
drawn. Tickets 81. For sale al TCRPlN'S OFFICE
until O'Clock.
For To.morrow-s6O goo in prizes of $40 900. Tick
els Sl0-shares in proportion.
Drawing of Delaware Lottery, Glass So, July y:
10 AZ 43 60 81 Us Is IS 81 ~ So SO 80 IL 81.
Whole Ticke, Nos 81 % IS, prize Of Sloo, sold
and paid TO Creek, by w. r. TCKPlN.
Drawing OF Alexandria Lottery, Glass %, July 4
7e ~ - SIS 80 62 O. 81 81 SO 10 IS.
Whole Ticket Nos 10 81 G2, prize of Ss,i, SOLD ny
July 10 TUhfIN.
MANAGERS oFFlCE.-D. PAINE CO., Rich
lv1 mond, Virginia. oo
For this Evenine.-capi,als $1,000, 1900 500
i,os2 Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets 81
Also, the Dollar Io,rery-s4,OO0, 500, &c. 70 Nos,
Is drawn.
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Lottery Glass q
"A 4G 81 IS 81 81 20 80 3 10 To ,, :.
Whole Ticket, ? 90 81, $40 both sold and paid by
Quarter do. 81 IS Go, 1905 PURCELL
Drawn Nos. cf Pokomoke Lottery, Class 1873:
81 50 10 S S. 10 rs 90 sc "a II 80.
PURCELL.
D5aT1 Nos Of Dssws's L 90 Nj lss
Tickets, Nos. is Is e. and 10 81 o., both sold and
paid by PURCELL
Drawn Nos of Pokomoke Lottery, 1884,
"A 20 IL 65 IA 20 - SO So 10 Is.
Whole Ticket, Ms. &C a. s5OO, sold and paid by
PURCELL.
Drawn Nos. Ct Delaware Lottery, No. l6l:
So 81 "a 81 - IS I'll 69 GU G3 . 81
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STEAMERS FOR THE RIO GRANDE.
The following steamboats, have been purcha-
SAD at Pii,sburg for The Rio Grande, BY Captain
John Saunders, OF Gen. Taylor's staff: Wafer
vile, Two years old, So. 500; Corvette, new 10000;
IA 600; Major Brown, new, $4,000. These boats,
excepting The Waleryille, says the Post, are the
very best specimens OF ligh! water draughts, built
b. our first builders and are to be delivered 10 the
Government agents in New Orleans, al the above
prices; boilers and engines perfectly new. They
are trail ienemenls Tor sea going vessels, and will
require fair weather and good management
in taxing Them along the Texas coast
The model and arrangement OF the boats are the
results Of long experience in navigating rivers.
They will run in shoal water, and carry more
freight than any other vessels ever built. Their
a appearance on the Rio Grande will be The COM
mencemenl Of new era in commerce and civil
iZaliun.
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MI c d zeal COLLEGE

lN hiC1MOND, VIRGINIA..
NHE ninth Winter Session Of the Medical De-
i parlment of Hampden Sydney College will
commence in Richmond on lie last MONDAY
in October, Qhe 26th,) and continue until The last
of February following.
JouN CULLEN, NJ. d., Prof. of the Theory and
Practice OF Medicine.
A. l.. WARNER, Nd. D., Prot. of Surgery
L. w. CHAMBERLAYNE, Nj. D., Prof. oil Thera-
peulics and Maleria Medica.
r. l.. BonANNAN, M. D., Prot. Of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women and Children.
S. MauplN, NJ. D., Prof. of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
JErFRlEs WYMAN, NJ. D., Prof. of Anatomy
and Physiology.
The COLLEGE BUILDING, riva!l;ng in beauty,
commodiousness and convenience, any similar
structure in our country, has been completed,
and oilers 10 the student advantages in the prose-
culon OF his preparatory stude-, which hitherto
the Faculty was unable 10 prefer 10 him. The
College Intirmary has been in full operation Tor
the past year, and has furnished more frequent,
opportunities 10 witness the lesser and more i'm
porant surgical operations than any Hospital in
the w. States. Independent OF the surgical cases
the student can constantly find interesting cases
illustrating the various diseases oil the South with
the treatment which experience has thoroughly
tested. The City Aims House is under The charge
of one OF the faculty. and will be open 10 The medi-
cal Glass for clinical instruction. The facilities
for studying practical anatomy and operative
surgery are unsurpassed. Physicians in the coun-
try, and others, who do not receive The Catalogue
for The present year, which will be issued during
this month, Uuly) will please send their names
and posl-office (post-paid) 10 the Dean.
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. d.,
July Dean OF the Faculty
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LATE FROM RIO JANElRO.-The barque
Adar, Captain Thaud, at New York, from Rio
de Janeiro, whence she sailed on the 2Oih May,
brings he following intelligence:
The United States ships Columbia and Sara
logl were in port. The Chamber OF Deputies
were still in session, and chiefly occupied with
ne verdict and discussion as 10 the vote olbanks.
The reports OF The heads 0! government, had also
been laid before them. In the papers OF
the cath are given the protest OF The Secre-
,ary of the Argentine Republic against the
course pursued BY Brazil, concerning the reiu-
gees from the province of Rio Grande, and as
prejudical TO the republics OF Rio de Prala, and
the answer OF the Brazilian government there
to, dsclaiming any infringement Of her neu.rali.
ty. The acts of the English and Brazilian mixed
commission for the trial Of slaves, was laid be-
lore The Chamber OF Deputies by the Secretary
OF Foreign Affairs. Fory-three vessels had
been taken and condemned, between the years
1885 and 1915, and more han 5000 slaves set
a. li,eny-frum one vessel alone, 47S slaves
wcr. taken and liberated ST. Pauo Borbovia
ds sylvia has been appointed Envoy Ex,raordi.
nary 10 the Court Of Russia.
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CADDIS B. LUCK'S
New Lucky Lottery Office

O hSEMENI hOOWS, UHucT INC xSuGIt xIVtt13 OVTHcT
ID Of Main and 18Th Streets, Richmond, ia.
"Lucks', s.Por,une"-to realize which, beg leave
TO call the attention of all persons far and near 10 the
following list pr prizes be distributed shory-and
as all prizes in the hands Of Luck for the "a.
pl,als address your orders TO I. Is. LUCK.
$4,000! 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. as, 10 he
drawn at Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, July IL,
1896 IS Nos, Is drawn.
Capitals.
/ Prize of $4,000 ! Prize Of $4,000
10000 10 500
5000 10 " 600
1000 10 :" 400. &c.
Tickets slo halves S; quarters 60 certificate of
25 wholes SS2 So halves &c 25; quarters rs H.
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nY TINE LIEuT. GovERNoR or vIRGINIA.

BY TIE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR or VIRGINIA.
a PROCLAMATION.
SIHEREaS, il has been represented 10 the Esecu.
w i've, that William w. Arneit, charged with the
murder OF Joseph 4. laden, late oil Halifax county,
has lied from justice, and is now going al large;
Now, therefore, !, John 81. Patton, Lieutenant Co
vernon acting the absence Of the Governor from the
Seat Of Government, do hereby offer rrward Of fifty
dollars 10 any prrsOn persons who will apprrhrnd
thu said fugitive and deliver him into the Jail Of Hall
fax county: and require all officers, civil and military
aud request the people Of the Common rah generally
!" use every eaerilon that he may be arrested and
bron.ht 10 justice.
Given under my hand, as Lieutenant Governor, and
., under the lesser seal Of The Commonwealth, at
sshAAl Richmond, this seventeenth day of June, IN
the year Isi5. JNo. " PATTON.
VIM ". arnett j. about 5 FRET inches high and
supposed hr between - and b years old. hi, i
face. black eyes black hi>hy hair and the veins III his
forehead unusually fun. When walking, has . down
east look. lie i 4 tailor By trade June '9-cwlw
FAEQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
T1ItIlS Establishment, 50 :ayorahy known for the ca
ratiyr qualities of IL water and the elegance and
comfort Oi III accommodations WI br opened Tor The
reception OF yislrrs on The Isl OF June.
II l. situated fifty miles from Alexandria, ihTy-nvr
miles from fredericksburg and twenty miles East o.
thr Blus Ridge in of the most healthy and delight
full climates IN Virginia.
The direction and management will be the same As
heretofore and the same attention paid To Tie comfort
and accommodation of their guests
Lovers of Music will lind the Band unsurpassed.
The season, commencing the ist OF June, VIII end
the Isl Of October.
Boa,G-s9 for one week; s. per week for two weeks;
$50 per month"; $50 for the Tor more than one
day 81 80 per day 81 for 4 single meal; p cents
iur lodging Children under II years al age aud srr-
warts, hall price Horses - ccnlS per day per week
=, 20; per month, s..
Tri-weekIy stages will run from Washington un The
Isl Of july-atirr that time daily.
There will hr iaiiy line at stages from Fredrficks-
burg after the 1T July previous 10 which c"nYeyan-
ees viii be furnished On afe"%msda''rr ,I,n-.
,I.i.r sri Anu
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NOTICE. Al meeting Of the President and
~ Directors of the Louisa Railroad Company
at Louisa Courthouse, on The 10Th day Of June.
1876, dividend Of three and a half per cent. was
declared payable on the 18th day otJoly, isi6, in
person or BY attorney. A. w. TALLEY,
July T-9&ctlo.hJ Treasurer.
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THE TAPPAHANNOCK FEMALE


WILL he continued under the direction q! Hrs ga
~ rain J. Ellis.
Mr +. deems herself fortunate in having secured for
the rnsu.n: the services al Miss Mcfc", v no m,
conducted the school .ur the la: two year,. 10
GIVE The warinrst apprnha' ion Of all Interested
Instruction VIII be- gwen IN all the English branches.
French, Music, Embroidery. Wax Work. Drawing and
Painting, III be laugh; charges.
The scholastic year, commencing hr-t OF o't"her
next will be divided INTO two sessions OF I'VE months
each II il desirable that scholars should enter 4; The
commencement Of the session, though they VIII be re-
oeived al any time. No deduction made for absence,
in rk
The Southern journal., 1846-05-09
TVOL. VINO. 43.

Whatever" said the stranger, as he retired,
whistling carelessly.
The old captain kept his word He was
one of The first who rendered his vote on
the following day.
"For whom do you vote?" asked the
clerk
I'or Mr.. D !" replied the irate
captain, with looll Of defiance towards
the Tory candidate.
"Thank you, capiain!- thank you.~
cried a gentleman, who wore the liberal
colors at his breast, grasping his hand cor
daily It was the very person who, the
day before, canyassed him on behalf Of
Sir John!
The captain perceived in an instant how
he had been hoaxed, bat it was too late 10
remedy bis mistake; and, TO complete his
modification, the Radical candidate, 10
whom he had given his vote, was returned
by majority OF one!