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SALE OF VALUABLE NEGROES

In pnrsanc. Of the provisions Of the said decree Of
the County Court # Orange in thr said case Of Wehh
&C, against William {. Wchh's administrator and
others the undersigned, administrator Of me late
William Z. Webb, deceased. will on THURSDAY. the
crh.h day uf October next AT The late residence "i
William e. Webb deceased, In thr lower part OF orange
county near The Orange Springs, offer for sale I" Tue
highest bidder, At public auctinn, tor ready hoheJ
from twenty 10 twenty i've very saiibe slaves ron
s,s,ipo NJ men women and children, amongst them
n,od E,nck .miib. WILLIAM e. MOORE, ST.,
Administrator Of William {. Webb, deceased.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH ION d.
lion Wa,erthis day. al 10 o'clock, Nj


ARRIVED,
Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore.
Scnr. Presto Willets, Baltimore.
Schr. Pas,ory, Lewis, Baltimore.
SAILED,
Schr. Patmos, Townsend, Savannah, Geo.
Schr. Cecil, Travers, Baltimore.
Schr Eben Atkins, Paine, Boston.
Schr. Susan, Wilson, Washington city.
BOSTON, Aug. l4.-Arrived, schr. Fountain
Keeran, from Richmond.
CHARLESTON, Aug. l5-Cleared, sehr. is
ouimauy, Halves, for Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l4.-Cleared, schr. Ma
ry WasedoD, Phillips, for City Point and Rich
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SWAN TAVERN FOR RENT

SWAN TAVERN FOX KEN 1.
II This well known stand, situated on
ira Broad street in the city of Richmond, one
-Sl.M,square below the Depot OF the Richmond,
fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad Company,
having recently undergone thorough repair, IS
now for rent The location OF this Tavern is an
admirable one, and 10 any one disposed 10 embark
in tavern.keepine, il presents The opportunity OF
engaging in a business which, with proper at,en-
lion, can be made profitable one. Possession
can be given in few days. For terms, apply 10
Aug. I4-c,f w. GODDIN.
MANAGERS OFFlCE.-D. PAINE &
wi CO., Richmond, Va.
For This Evening-$25, 600 G, 900, 4000, 5000,
l.120, 5 OF 200, 10 Of 1000, % Of 500, &c. p
Nos 10 drawn. Tickets
A'so-so0O, 1000, 600, 762 so, 10 of 400, 10
Of $50, &c. IS Nos. IA drawn Tickets 90.
Drawn Nos. of Grand Consolidated, Extra, 2:
10 % IS ST Is IS So 81 "A az 40
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, 1873:
&c SIS 80 81 90 60 % ) IS IL 62 So
Drawn Nos. Of Poknmoke, 100:
% % 55 % 6 81 80 30 So 65 u.s.
Ticket, Nos. Is % s., Whole, 300 dollars,
sold and paid.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, Glass 1875:
80 81 IA 40 20 4 46 10 IS Is AZ.
Drawn Nos OF Grand Consolidated, Glass 3d.
G 5 % 81 % % 81 ID SO so 60 80 46 66.
Ticket, Nos. % 46 So, small prize OF $50
dollars, sold and paid by PURCELL.
Aug. lS
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL IN STAUNTON

rU,HE session Of this School will commence on
the 18th nf August. and terminate the 18th of June
following The subscriber intends 10 locate his Schnol
and residence short distance Of town, delight
ful grove, thus presenting additional nducement 10
parents and guardians To patronise him. The pnpls
will not be allowed to contract debts, except ut The writ
request Of The parent and their pocket money must
be placed in the hands Of the teacher be dsbused
them at his discretion, or the wish Of the parent, No
pupil will be allowed To board OF thc family of the
subscriber except with relation, and will he
ken for shorter time than ten months without se-
cal agreement.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition, per half session of
five months, $50, payable in advance.
bJ- Address the subscriber, at Saunton post paid
July 7-c2aw3w6 lawtf PIKE POWERS.
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Good washing maye had at from t" 10 dollars pc
the session.I
,,,,,,r ncp,pT,,rcr

MEI'li.ls bEt Nh .hI..Ni
In the Medical Detmrnt, The session " al the salHf
Length AZ the Arad,sic session-niue mOnll--wfiril
rnahics the studeniso complete curriculum 81 sid'+
az extensive as Iab any other Medical institutions III
the Union by atiebing only Two lectures cay ihey
have moreover IL advantage "f daily rigid eSamnh
t;ons an The suhl-a dsrus-rd NJ thr lily lectures.
The expenses ollie Medical students are me same
as those Of other ndcnts with the addtl" 81 us
seeing fee Of So WA. :. hEMf OK,
Proctor and Paon Of the University of Virginia
It,. fIsft
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Mrs. N0ttinsham's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR

YOUNG LADIES.
Corner Of 5tA and Franklin Streets, 1ciH DC &c
opened on Monday, September 20.
N making this announcement, Mrs. n. deems pro-
per TO state briefly The principles on which her School
s conducted.
To enable young lady 10 occupy suitably her proper
place in society style of personal address and
manner is Indispensable such manners, however, aIe
often merely external, and not seldom lead 10 painful
exposure unless sustained by thorough and udlcious
mental cutivalion and this again exhibits lis highest
and most beautiful effects only when guided and eosa
ted by pure morality founded upon the religion of The
Bible.
The due and well balanced cultivation then of the
heart and of the intellect, guided by the influences OF
the Christian religion, IL the great object aimed Mt IN
This Seminary, and TO insure hn attainment of this by
her pupils Mrs N. brings long and well.earned cxpr-
renee an intimacy with the best authorities ana
sources of nformntnn and the assistance Of the most
competent teachers in The various branches at study.
Terms, per session. Of ten nsoptis-payabtc aa4 IN
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EDUCATION.
Mrs. Judge CIoDfou,s SchooI

.S y 1OPSOEk - H5NAHOOIs
I'HE third annual session Of this Institution will
commence on the first of October next, and close
on the 3lst July following.
a thorough and extensive course Of English study
VIII be pursued, and kind and parental discipline
cised 10 boafders and day scholars.
Modern and Ancient Languages, Music Drawing and
Painting, will he particularly attended to.
Terms for Boarders and Day Scholars the same ms
heretofore.
Address-slrs. Judge Clopton, Richmond, Virginia.
Aug. lief
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LAND FOR SALE

OFFER for sale my Land in the County II Louisa,
situated four in.rs North West nc the Ccnr, House,
and three Eas, of revillians Depot, on The Louisa
Railroad The Tract contains 59-s acfrS more than
hall j. original growth 81 pine, and other timber
suitable for the railroad and building purposes There
large proportion al white oak and heart pine with
in mile III tce raliruad. Thr above land II well
wa,errd by crc-rn, springs and Gold Mine crrrk,
upon which, aud the said land, there IS good saw
Mill. There Is alsoa good Dwelling House, with siN
rooms Ice House. and all necessary outh0uses, all 81
which are new. If The above Land Is not previously
Otherwise disposed Of it will be sold nj public auction
the CHEST bidder on FRIDAY, the alst day Of Au-
gust next.
TERs One third the first day Of January, lsi7,
NJ which lime possession will he given; the balance IN
aud Two years, the purchaser giving bond and salts
factory security, with lien upon the land for the defer
rad PAYMENTS II Is thought that timber enough might
be gotten the abnye land IN year pay for IT,
Junr lo-cwrds JHuS r. THOMPSON.
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NAVAL-The New York Courier states, that
Commander Nicholson, OF the United States
Navy. is 10 proceed to the Pacific by the way OF
Chagres, with dispatches, and on his arrival will
,sss command OF one OF The ships now on that
sa,;on
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Ntcbootoor0 ass1qoa6rrr.
AUCTION SALES,
TRUST SAIL.

Try virtue OF deed Of Trust executed 10 the subscr
her by hhsaluh HIND. and of record in the Clerks
omce Monroe county, Missouri for certain purposes
therein mentioned shall proceed 10 SELL TO the highest
at the town Of Paris. county Of Monroe and State If
Missouri, certain LOT and HOUSES, in the said tow
Of Paris.
The title TO said property ia believed be ndispu'a
i,hr, but, acting as Trustee, shall convey such tile
only ~ is vested IN ME by the deed aforesaid.
Jnly l0-cw2m RD. PRITCHETT
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CRATTAN's REPORTS, Vol. ID, Of cases
" decided in the Supreme Court of Appeals
anain,he General Court Of Virginia, from April,
ls4j, April 1876, just published and for sale.
Aug. 4-c4t VIM. n. RICHARDSON.
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\
IN the first day OF October next, the subscriber VIII
" open School for boys and young men, nj the resi-
dence Of his father. two miles above 1hompson's T.
Roads, in tho county CT Lousa
The direct object of this School Is Ia prepare young
men for admission into the University of Virginia.
while, the time II wL afford those who do not
intend pursue collegiate OF study, opppr-
tuny Of acquiring good classical and scientific edu-
cation.
The catalogue Of studies embraces the Ancient aud
Modern Languages, Mathematics, Chemistry, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, Bellies Leitres and Logic.
TERMs For tuition, board, &C., per session OF 1--WE
months, SOS
The subscriber has had experience in teaching,
and gave il s believed entire satisfaction 10 his eD'.
ployrrs. He is an Aumnus OF the University Of Vr.
GINA and has in his possession ample testimonials If
his competency TO give instruction in The afo mention
ed branches. For further PARTICULARS address HIM al
Thompson'sI Roid-, Louisa.
J0nN II. WINSTON, Jr.
REFERENCES DIR VIM. ". MeGmir-y, University Of
Virginia; DR.. G. HARRISON University If virginia; Mr.
Imcian Minor, Louisa; Rev. r. l.. Dabney, University
of Virginia, aug H-ctlstDct.
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STAUsToS, July I, 1896.
II gives pleasure 10 state, that consider my for
mer pupil, Mr.. Carter Harris excellent Latin and
Greek scholar. and very well versed in the whole Of
Geometry, Plane Trgonomeiry and Surveying, and the
Elements Of Algebra, Natural Philosophy and Chems-
try. In addition to the requisite atiainnent>, he pos
sesses dis position and habits peculiarly suited TO the
business of an instructor Of youth, and cordially
commend him to the patronage OF the public.
Aup ll-cwiw+ PIKE POWERS.
Hr The Whig will capy and cliarge this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

GREAT RAILROAD CONVENTION
The Woonsoke, Patriot OF Friday gives the
proceedings OF convention for carrying into Ell.
feet the magnificent project Of constructing a
great central railroad from Boston TO New York,
through Woonsoke,, Middleiown and New Ha-
ven. The convention was held in Armory Hall
IN that village, on Wednesday last, and consisted
II more than 1--WE hundred delegates, representing
numerous towns in Massachusetts, Rhode Island
AMI Connecticut, through which this road IS 10
pass. ~ -.
sueeches made by many present in convention,
and The animated proceedings of this grea, body,
furnished evidence Of the confidence entertained
BY Inc friends OF this great project, oil lis final sue
cessiul result and of it. great public utility.
fN. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
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McGUFFEY'S ECLECTIC SERIES.

Il lie Series OF reading aud spelling books, and
Rays Arithmetic, 3 parts, can be seen al the
Bookstore of NASH s. WOODHOUSE,
Angus! Is l39 Main 81.
TURPIN'S OFFICE-Drawng OF Monon-
i gala Lottery, 80, Aug. IA:
81 Cd =. 80 t3 % IS l8 20 II
Whole Ticket Nos. 81 SO GO, a prize of 300
also, u % 63, prize of 5o-bo,h sold and paid
by TURPIN.
Drawing of New Jersey Lottery, No. 70, Aug 10
50 40 81 9 81 % IS II SO IS II 10 30 .
Whole Tickle, Nos. 81 81 u, prize OF Sl00,
sold and paid by TuRPiN.
$4,000 Dollars. Splendid Capitals for To
Day-Drawing comes 10 hand al 81 o'clock: 8
prizes Of 10000 each, 100 of 5000, &c. IS Nos.
IL drawn. Tickets 8. For Prize Tickets, give
the Creek Office call. w. P. TURPIN.
Aug. 10
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LOTTERIES.
HOyt's Prize Office,
TO. 3,EXCHANGEPLACE. RICHMOND

HOyt's Prize Office,
MO ,ExCHANGEPLACE, RICHMOND,
IN VIRGINIA.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR AUGUST. 1886.
$4,000 DOLLARS In prizes of ale. 600.
drawn at Jersey City, Angus. II. ' "
prizes OF $1,000 100 prizes of $500
IS Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets 3d. halves a quarters2 Certificates of Pack
ages OF 25 whole Tickets $780, IS halves so; 25 quar-
ters IS.
Alexandria Lottery Class 81, for 1886, to be drawn
Alexandria, August Odd, 1915.
IS Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Prizes:
! prize of $4,000 prize of s2337
! 10000 1900
5000 100 800
i 5000 100 100
Tickets $40, halves s. quarters So Certificates of
packages Of 2 Wholes costs &l20; 25 halves GO; %
quarters 80.
Aerandria Lottery Class -, for 1896, to be drawn
al Alex andria, August 29th, 1916.
rs Number Lottery-l5 Drawn Ballots.
! prize of 81. 1000 prize of ss.a55
5000 &c. &C.
Tickets $40; halves S; quarters So Certificates of
packages Of IS Whole Tickets 800; &c halves so; %
quarierso5 %.
Tickets only $40; halves S. quarters so. Certificate,
Of packages of &c whole Tickets SlU0; % halves So
% quarters a5.
July27 D. nj. HoYT, No. 3, Exchange.
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Biggcr's Prize Office,

Basement Rooms, Eagle Hotel.
DRAWINGS received daily a, seven o'clock
Two Lotteries for this dav, (Tuesdav)-
Prizes: S25, 000 5000, 1000, 5000, l,720, S of
1900, 10 OF 1000, 20 OF 500, &c. - Nos, IL
drawn. Whole Tickets IS; shares in proportion.
Also, So. 900. 1000, 1000, 1862, 10 OF 400, 10 Of
80, &c IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets 50 50;
halves 25; quarters 62a c. Sales close in the
above at half past 3 o'clock, P. M. Tickets and
shares 10 be had at
J. 3. BIGGERS OFFICE.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, l93
26 SIS 80 81 90 60 % 3 IS II 50 7 Sc.
Ticket, Nos. % S. another Capital, sold by
BIGGER.
Drawn numbers Of Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass 49,:
3 % 81 % % 81 IA SO 60 6S 80 46 &c.
Drawn numbers OF Pokomoke Lottery.
70 ~ 30 Is 81 80 30 50 65 Is.
Ticker Nos. 2S 80 81, Prize OF 500, sold
and paid by BfGGER
Drawn numbers OF Delaware Lottery Class ~,
50 q IA 49 20 as 10 50 l3 Al.
August la
pRooFs Of the great superiority Of Or. Wis,aI,,
6alsam, pour IN from all parts Il the country No
thing equal lis succsss In relieving human SUFFERING
o1roRp, NEw HAvIS Co., CoSS., JAM 4. l5a5
Dear Dir Having witnessed the effects Of Wis,ar,.
naaam OF Wild Cherry 10 the case Of one Of nv
selshbo, who has been for several years seriously az
.ed with the phthsic, general pulmonary weakness
Of the lungs, &c, have been induced 10 ask
send me come Of the medicine, with certificate
s,o Nney NY neighbor referred to above, lately had
attack Of bleeding at the lungs and distress in
b h., he tried bottle OF The Wild Cherry, which
hi, insns most saulary and favorable effect. Al
eomnls,n's ana several others laboring under like
By st,,snSa nave been induced to make this REQUEST
oblies me stis,. 70 Tue above Immediately, you viii
Yours, &C., ur,,
Butts. '' the written signature or I.
ssun,ly es supply q The above valuable M.den.
- eAYSoR 4 WOOD, Druggists.
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NOTICE.

r,,1c - p,,,,ersh,o heretofore existing under the
'nc " rif"rPR 4 JOHNSON Of Amelia coun
~ ya. is this day dissolved, by mutual consent All
those holding claims against said firm are requested ="
present them, for adjustment" to Owen H. iIe. ,, VIM
$3.50 ;, sa,d Ann nr4 respectfully invited ~ call ana
mase ,aymsa, a. it j. the wish Of parties to bring
The concern TO speedy o.cse ,,--, ,. rouvsoy
August Isl, l;ij. icSNS"
OWEN n. TICKER viii .ti'l eonrinue The Msrran'
~ lille business the cd stand, ora.oasie Ane'a
wheIr ne intends 70 keep very genera a-sofsmrh. %
mne,. Is cd a. are nsr,ly ksp, N country Store
And under yery grateful feelings for past iavois no -
.n-c,,ly solicit. the patronage Of his former ifen"'
and palroHs. and the public gsns,as,, :, r,.crrp
Aug. est o"1' -
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WANTED.

A SITUATION, Teacher. 10 teach English, and ilr
n rud,ments Of Nin and French References aato
capacity VIII hr gen. II required Address >. ~. y :
Smithve, Powh;sn county, VirgiRia
Aug. cling
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE


INCORPORATED IN 1914.
DIT. Rev. VIM. Mead, DID,, President Board of 1ru--
IL tees.
Rev. James McEl,oy, 4 NJ, Principal and Professor,
assisted by competent and able associate Professors aud
Teachers.
The fourth session commences the first September
next.
TERMS-English, $50; English and Latin. ST.;
French 500; Music $40; use ri instrument, -, Tor
session OF ten months. Buard, washing lights, uei,
&C., from IL To SIC per month. =
Fur further particulars, apply, post paid, IN Rev t.
7. Casiieman, to the Principal. Rev Jas McElroy
GEORGE ESkRiDGE, Secretary.
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL,

THE subscriber viii open Schaol, on The LIST Of No
vember next, al the residence OF his father. IN Ia
rone county. In addition TO The common English
branches the Latin and Greek languages Will he TAUGHT
Also the Elements of Geometry, Plane Trigonomrry,
Surveying aud Algebra.
TERMs-For Board and Tuition SlCo, half in ad
vance.
Session, from November Isl 10 August 3si.
For further particulars, address CARTER HARRIS.
Post Ofice-Beaverdam repot, Hanover.
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WARREN GREEN BOARDING SCHOOL
WaRRENTON VIRGINIA

THE exercises Of this institution were resumed on
the Sd instant, and will continue without Interrupt
ton until the 10Th day Of December.
The various branches Of extensive course o! Eng
lish Classical and Mathematical Education here
thoroughly taught, besides the Natural Sciences, &c
The location OF the School, Also offers strong induce
those parents who are properly concerned for
the health Of their children.
Those desiring further information will be furnished
with catalogue of the institution by addressing
Aug. li-c4t X. NJ SMITH, Principal.
- Fredericksburg Recorder and Alexandria Gazette
requested to copy.
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NJ Last Evenings Mail.

Isrer from Gen. Twisss 10 Major Howard,
.r,lnnbus, Georgia, published in the Colum-
T,mss. dated at Matamoras, July 9Th, con-
80 come Interesting information:
vs. srne roops are moving upthe river TO Camar-
ls;rb IS ninety miles above this, and one hun
60 ,S. u,G above Point Isabel. As soon as
t'es - 80. set up there and our supplies, We shall
Se .s forward movement to Monterey, al the
mss ., : The mountains, one hundred and eighty
M ~. ~ from Camargo. 1t is my opinion, that the
ME- a,.,;rans will mol again fight, but they may
Ms The war by keeping out of our way
P, s;.s mink they will do, and we cannot well
S .'s,r Them for want of transportation. We
.sn. slsyeo steamboats, on The Rio Grande, and
~, ,orcns supplies OF every kind up the river.
'' 'yen csn have no idea wha, wretched po-
,,,,;an here are in in Me1ico-our Creek In
m que; are Infinitely superior TO them. The best
wa. ..1.he news from Monterey, is that there were
.,nn 500 men there at work, fortiying the town.
- was in command, if they would agree to go
-, ,o,,iiiei places, would build them, we could
~. ~, now where 10 find them. Whenever they
moe, Us sou may be sure OF one thing, and that
!, naive are victorious"
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nW NOTICE

CHRIsToPHEEc. SCOTT and ABNER A. sTlTH
- practice awin partnership, under me flrm o.
sooTI 4 s,,1g a,l Ike Courts II Law and Equi,y IN
foath Arkansas.
aTvtfirr Al s,pdsn. Washit, county. arAansas
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THE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE U.
STATES.-The personal and political friends
.; HE Hon. George Nj. Dallas waited upon him
IN great numbers (says the Philadelphia Ledger
q. Thursday evening aud Throughout, Friday, al
ii. residence, to congratulate him upon his return
home. He looked extremely well, says the Led
Gel. appeared TO be in excellent health, and con-
ysrsei with his friends with his usual afability
ami good humor He leaves that city in day
Of so 10 visit portion OF his family al Borden
,osn. and then he returns to Warrenton Springs,
Va. where the rest of his family now are.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-08-18

MISSOURT-The Constitution formed by The
conysp,,on OF the people of Missouri TO revise
~ Constitution OF the State, has been rejected, j,
!, believed, BY decided majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-08
fe9al Notices.
STATE OF Srw-YOny. sscsErAsY.s osricr !,

ALsAsY July II, 1916
n, re >r,.rs1 'fft- CIV L - -. Sir
-Sorce hereby gvsr that the nex; Genera, : &c
ton be held The Tuesday succeeding The Sri Mon.
elected, Governor and Lieutenant Governor Of
this Stale. Two CANA Commissioners. supply The
places OF Jonas Earl, Junlcr and Sepseu CEk, whose
terms OF service viii expire The last day vi December
next Senator For the First Senatorial District sup
plv vacancy hch Will by the expiration OF tae
OF service OF JcEa \ LOt the AS day q Decru
Der Representative n the Sih Congress OF the
ciied States ne 1hr Congressional .stric
ing OF The l=i ID Sd. ith and 5a Wards City
for the Fourth Congressional District consisting OF iae oh
III 10th and 18Th Wards Oi sad CITY so Representative
IL h- said Congress Tor TIE FIRE Congressional District
consisting OF Tie si! 9th snc i;h Warts 81 said Civ.
And Representative N the sssd Congress for The
Sixth Congressional. District consisting Of The llh, Eth,
18Th 18th. l7;h AID 18th Wards Of said City.
ASo the following officers for the SAID County. "a VIII;
10 Members OF Assembly hvyia ihe place OF W !lsm
Zones whose term OF viii expire n. a>t day .:
December n.N- County Clerk Il the place OF James
Conner whose term vii expire the lss lay
G. whose OF service vii eNpir. en- The as'
5ay %; December next Yours. respectfully
y. s BENTON, Secretary OF State
SHERIFF Otice. New orS. August 81. 1870
The above published pursuant 20 The notice OF the Secre
tarv of and The requirements OF ne statute N sGch
case made and provided for. WI. JONES.
Sher.f ci he Cry snd County u Newborn
r. AL the public -paper- n at County WI! pGosh
the above each week until election and then hand
the Board Of Supervisors and passed for pay
.,
See Revised Statutes vol !. chap. Vi TILE 81! article Sd
MARI l., DsF. Ia au+ lavvtsDW>WSi
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THE HERB DOCTOR HAS COME
piILA NEER nNETNH H. I

THE PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR ha- opened
4 u;fic. New. York.-That same Herb Doctor
who has teen dong such wonders II Philadeip!a-vho
has been cuns thou-anls-he has come On here and
opened an Office In BrOome-s No. 2b6. between Allen and
Orchard He makes pure Herb Medicines for the cure
Of all diseases Is willing undertake all cases. even
tie most hopeless on The terms OF No Cure No ray. II
you know oi any one SICK be sure tel them OF NJ
rival and remember the place, No o6 Broome-st Eng
.i>h and German pamphlets VIII be given 10 all Who Gull
I'm ihe,n au.h I'm.
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L. rE0pLE,. LINE STEAMBOATS,

Sr-ssl!e for Albany, direct. daily, Sundays except
ed al I o'clock, r. NJ from tho Steamboat
Pier between Cortland and Liberty
Steamboat kNICKERBOCkER, Capt Alfred Houghlon,
will Monday, Wednesday dnd FRIDAY evenings,
o'clock.
Steafnuoa. HENDRIX HUDSON Capt r. @. Crutten.
den Will leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday even
lays nj 7 O'Clock
The Boats viii all times arrive ut Albany In am
pe time for tbs Morning Train Of Cars tor the East or
West.
Freight taken moderate rates, and none taken after %
O'Clock, p. VI.
All persons are forbid trusting any Of the Boats Of this
Line, without order from the Captains or Asenn
For pa-sA- ghi apply board me Boats, OF 10
7. C. SCHULTZ, al the office on the wharf